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

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Barbara Nevils Mathematics Everybody needs a change, a chance ho check out the new; But you ' re the pnly one to see the changes you take yourself through. — Stevie Wonder Joseph Nisco Foreign Language La Paix ce n’est pas seulement l’absence de la guerre: c’est plutot la vraie fratemite parmi les hommes. — MLK Anna Normand Social Studies “People who like the finer things in life-like people.” Cheryl O’Brien Business Education “As one sows, so shall he reap.” Carl O’Brien Industrial Ar ts The tool you need and do not purchase, you pay for, without having the use of it. — Henry Ford Phyllis Onusseit English The first thing is to acquire wisdom; gain understanding though it cost you all you have. — Proverbs 4:7 You shall love your crooked Michele Owaroff English neighbor with your crooked heart. — W.H. Auden John Pacino Guidance Counselor “When you need to make a decision — examine the . . . alternatives — once resolved, . . . never sec¬ ond guess yourself.”

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Eleni LoPorto English Joan Morse Librarian There’s only one corner of the uni¬ verse you can be certain of improving, and that’s your own self. — Aldous Huxley Donald Lovely Social Studies “Strive for clarity of expression . . . Let us eschew objuscation!” Eunice Mosher Special Needs “ . . . We speak the literal to inspire the un¬ derstanding of a friend ...” — Robert Frost Edward Morrison Industrial Arts “The impossible is often the untried.” James Murphy Science The Universe is NOT Capricious. — Murphy Thomas Myslicki Physical Education “Keep your sunny side up!! And your rusty side down!!” David Nathans Mathematics “Besides learning, there is understanding.”

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Walter Paskowsky Guidance Counselor Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. — Emerson Jane Reed Business Education Hold fast to dreams, for if dreams die — Life is a broken-winged bird that cannot fly. — Langston Hughes Jerome Perry Science Whoso neglects learning in his youth loses the past and is dead for the fu¬ ture. — Euripides Steven Rhodes Mathematics “ 1 he class ot 1975 is the greatest class that has ever graduated from R.M.H.S. (except maybe for the class of 1961)” Gladys Roberts Business Education Sustain a healthy chuckle and a twinkle in your eye . . . — G. Roberts