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

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Harold Croft English To be liked, you must never disagree. — from The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail Thomas Darrin Social Studies To know me is to love me. — Linus Van Pelt Emery DeBeck Mathematics Most students are like weather forecasters. They often make mistakes for which they always want partial cre¬ dit. Pearl Dee Home Economics If you are going to put the time into doing something, you might just as ' well do a good job. Francis DiLuna Science It isn ' t ignorance that causes the greatest harm; it ' s knowing so darned many things that aren ' t so. — Josh Billings Robert Donovan Foreign Language La vida es el derecho para buscar lo que es mejor. Robert Dunbar Social Studies The Declaration of Independence was written 200 years ago. Read it and think about it. 15

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William Carroll Social Studies I feel like a fugitive from the law of av¬ erages. — William Mauldin r. I -sZ Carolyn Clark Foreign Language Qui ne risque rien, n ' a rien. David Castine Guidance Counselor I am so glad that you are here — it helps me to realize how beautiful my world is. — Source Unknown Lois Coit English Waterloo is not the only battlefield — Thoreau Lynne Cavanaugh English And in the end, tne love you take is equal to the love you make. — John Lennon Gilbert Congdon Mathematics “Thanks, For The Memories! Frances Cook Scien ' ce “Are you with me? 14

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Marilyn Durkin 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 Susan Duvinsky Special Needs A kid is a thing that knows everything, A kid is a thing that wants everything. Our wisest men and women are still kids Our geniuses never grow old, up a little, but not old. — Woody Guthrie Myrna Evans Home Economics Creativity is making something beau¬ tiful from ordinary things. Kenneth Feit English Chop wood with a moose. David Garland Science If at first you don ' t succeed seek some help. Richard Gillis Business Education We grow too soon old, and too late smart. Edrea Grabler Foreign Language 16