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

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Robert Swanson Social Studies I cannot forecast to you the action of Russia. It is a riddle wrapped in a mys¬ tery inside of an enigma. — Winston Churchill Eric Turner Mathematics “My mind is a blank, I feel very close to my students. Peter Valeska Social Studies Familiarity breeds contempt and also children. Frederick Wales Industrial Arts A principle compels you to think; a rule is a substitute for thinking. — Fuller John White Physical Education Life is full of spirit, mind, and body. Peter Wood Art Artistic vision is knowing what to leave out. Kevin Zenewicz Science I wish you a note of happy moments in your life. 25

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Warren Snyder Business Education “Abundance of life is determined more by what you give out than by what you have. Paul Soule Science “Roust and “Wallow Margaret Starrett Business Education “What ' s in a name . . .? Sally Stembridge English Who casts to write a living line, must sweat. — Ben Jonson Anne Stewart Meredith Suld Social Studies Foreign Language “When things start to get out of hand Je pense, done je suis. — just close your eyes, count to three — Descartes . . . and walk out. Raymond Sunbury Director of Reading, K-12 “To like what work you are doing is to have gained a position of distinction. I wish each graduate that kind of suc¬ cess. 24

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OFFICE AND HEALTHROOM STAFFS Mrs. Hilda Ahlstrom Mrs. Janice Gromyko Mrs. Nancy Lindgren Miss Jean Underhill Mrs. Pauline McDonough Mrs. Charlotte Serrentino Mrs. Dorothy Morris 26