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

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ERNEST G. SPENCE VICE PRINCIPAL To learn is a natural pleasure, Not con¬ fined to philosophers, But common to all men. CHARLES G. SYMONDS VICE PRINCIPAL There are many gifts that are unique in man; but at the center of them all, the root from which all knowlege grows, lies the ability to draw conclusions from what we see to what we do not see, to move our minds through space and time, and to recognize ourselves in the past on the steps to the present. J. Bronouski The Ascent of Man Aristotle

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ADMINISTRATION ARA A. KARAKASHIAN PRINCIPAL We live in a world in which confusion and controversy seem to grow apace while common sense appears to be in ever-dwindling supply. There is great need for your generation, and succeed¬ ing generations to find better ways than your elders have for reconciling differences and creating better living conditions for all. Good luck to you! LEONARD B. D ' ORLANDO VICE PRINCIPAL “And this too, shall pass away. — That peace of truth may encourage us in time of stress and keep us humble in time of joy. 8

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FACULTY SAMUEL BAKER FOCUS WILLIS ANDERSON SOCIAL STUDIES “What is the answer to life? No, no — what are the questions? BRUCE APPLEBY SOCIAL STUDIES Nothing was ever accomplished without starting! VIRGINIA BARTLETT DIRECTOR OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION You cannot live a perfect day without doing something for someone who will never be able to repay you. FRANKLIN BERKEY GUIDANCE THOMAS BLANEY BUSINESS For fear of taking chances I ' ve missed a lot of fun. The times I regret most in life are the things I haven ' t done. EVERETT BLODGETT SCIENCE The latest word from the MOLE is: Maybe we are finally going to do some Chemistry this year! 10