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

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Atlriane Miller Social Studies Education should be a dynamic process with students and teachers as active participants.” Joan Morse Librarian If we can help students enjoy re¬ source centers and use them effectively, we have taken them an extra step along (the road toward self-education.” Edward Morrison Industrial Arts James Murphy Physics Department Head Going through life without taking a course in physics is like attending a Bruins game and sitting with your back to the ice.” I homas Myslicki Physical Education Always keep trying, never give up, just battle on.” 21

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I Bernice Lobdell French Contentment passe richesse.” Eleni LoPorto English Never had I more excited, passion¬ ate, fantastical imagination, nor an eye and ear that expected the impossible. Yeats Patricia Lumry English School is more than learning aca¬ demics, it’s an education to life.” Vivian Maalouf Biology, Chemistry My interests include volunteering at the Red Cross, cooking Arabic food reading and dissecting large black grasshoppers (?).” • ' Donald Lovely Social Studies My educational philosophy is sim¬ ple: pleasure and pain are stimuli to learning; however, my philanthropic inclination leads me to present a pre¬ ponderance of the former over the latter.” 20

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David Nathans Mathematics Joseph Nisco French Soyez ouverts aux sentiments des autres. Laissez-vous etre touches.” William Ostrander Business Education Your actions reflect favorable or otherwise on you, your school, and your teacher-coordinator.” Robert Neely Social Studies Students expect from education what education cannot give . . . Knowl¬ edge must be the reward of the indi¬ vidual’s own industry. Mary Wollstonecraft Cheryl O’Brien Business Education The classroom—a myriad of ex¬ periences in education, learning, ideals and life itself.” 22