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

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Michael Weinswig Foreign Language A knowledge of different literature is the best way to free oneself from the tyranny of any of them. — Jose Marti 1882 Charles Whipple Social Studies “Is it true you wanted a baby girl and not a baby boy?” John White Physical Education “Spirit — Mind — Body, one without the other leaves a wasted human being.” Peter Wood Art “Clay’s the way!” Kevin Zenewicz Science “Not only do you owe it to yourself to do your best, but you owe it to yourself to find out what your best

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Sally Stembridge English “An empty barrel makes the most noise.” Meredith Suld Foreign Language Cueillez des aujourd ' hui les roses de la vie. — Ronsard Robert Stewart Science “Nothing’s really difficult to do once you get used to doing it.” Anne Stewart Social Studies “Builds twelve bodies, eight ways . . . ” Robert Swanson Social Studies The General Staff in 1914 was prepared for The War of 1870, and in 1940, for The War of 1914. — Guy La Chambre Eric Turner Mathematics “When 1 consider all the combinations; To be here rather than there, To be now instead of then is best.” Peter Valeska Social Studies Though the tail of the hippopotamus has no stinger. It is the wise man who would rather be sat upon by the bee. —olde Lithuanian proverb Frederick Wales Industrial Arts “Education is what you remember after you have forgotten all that you have been taught.”

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Mrs. Gromyko OFFICE AND HEALTH ROOM STAFFS Mrs. Schubarth Miss Underhill, Mrs. McDonough, Mrs. Serrentino, Mrs. Ahlstrom. Mrs. Halfyard Mrs. Morris 24