Reading Memorial High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Reading, MA)

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Robert Dunbar Social Studies Department Head To be a philosopher is not merely to have subtle thought, nor even to found a school, but so to love wisdom as to live accordingly to its dictates, a life of simplicity, independence, mag¬ nanimity and trust. Henry David Thoreau Sandra Egan Physical Education David Garland Biology Department Head Don’t panic!” I Kiki Ebeling Social Studies We all make inferences daily, and we all collect, sift, evaluate, and then act upon evidence. Corinne Gediman English The classroom—the world withm you and without you education calls. Robin Winks 15

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Marilyn Dacey Mathematics I would that my life remain a tear and a smile. A tear to purify my heart . . . and a smile to be a sign of my joy in existence, Kahlil Gibran Mary Dilg English Learning should be a personal ex¬ ploration, an outgrowth of curiosity about the world and sense of the need to expand one’s own experiences.” Emery DeBeck Mathematics Now appearing at your neighbor¬ hood math department. The most exciting teacher this decade. . . Jim Brady If you liked Kaczwoka, don’t miss DeBeck. .. Pearl Dee Home Economics To know I have had a small part in enriching some of the students lives gives me great satisfaction.” Robert Donovan Spanish A poder sonar el sueno imposible es la unica cosa que espero dar a la Clase 73”. 14 George Nicholaides

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Roslyn Goldklang Biology I enjoy all of my students because of their overwhelming zest for learn¬ ing.” Edrea Grabler French Je pense, done je suis... Rene Descartes Sharon Gerstein French, Spanish ”11 faut connaitre soi-meme.” Richard Gillis Business Education RMHS is happiness.” Peter Greene Social Studies Our revels now are ended. These ot actors, . . were all spirits r d ai melted into air, into thin air . W are such a stuff as dreams are mac. ot and our little life is rounded with sleep. The Tempest Act IV Sc. I Shakespeare