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

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Rosemarie Palumbo Mathematics Jerome Perry Science My greatest claims to fame are my constant smile and my season’s tickets to the Bruins.” Norman Powers Science Robert Patterson Industrial Arts Industrial Arts is an exciting sub¬ ject relative to every day experiences.” Joseph Paulson Industrial Arts My first year at RMHS has been most hectic in trying to establish a complete electronics laboratory, but the task has been greatly lightened by the friendly and helpful attitude of both scudenis and the staff ”

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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

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Jane Reed Business Education Department Head Protector of typewriters, ground floor, or the lav, Your teacher of filing or what will you have, A part of your training or just one you knew— Whatever your memory, it’s been nice knowing you.” Gladys Roberts Business Education Live more in the present which is ever beautiful and stretches away be¬ yond the limits of the past and the future. Meher Baba Steven Rhodes Mathematics Make sure your names are on your papers, put your pencils down, and pass them in.” James Roth Music Life would be richer if we learned to think syllables” and to read by beats.” 24