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

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ELLEN STOPPE ENGLISH “May the Force be with you. WILLIAM TUFTS PHYSICAL EDUCATION “There is no such thing as ' best ' in the world of individuals. ERIC TURNER MATHEMATICS “Of course you can use a calculator — just make sure all your answers are exact. MEREDITH SULD FOREIGN LANGUAGES II faut cultiver notre jardin. — Voltaire ROBERT SWANSON SOCIAL STUDIES I want to be a Bull Moose, And with the Bull Moose stand With antlers on my forehead And a Big Stick in my hand. — From the Election of 1912 PETER VALESKA SOCIAL STUDIES Those of you who think you know everything are annoying to those of us who do. WILLIAM WAIGHT FOCUS “Adopt the pace of Nature — Her secret is patience. — Ralph Waldo Emerson FREDERICK WALES FINE AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS “Only the ignorant man Becomes angry The wise man understands. — Indian Wisdom 24

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MICHAEL SCARPITTO ENGLISH Climb to the highest mountain. You may amaze yourself. PAUL SCHAPIRA MATHEMATICS Sometimes I feel discouraged when my students think pi (t() is a dessert. SUSAN SELLERS SOCIAL STUDIES The true test of civilization is not the size of the cities or crops. — No, but the type of men they turn out. JEAN SILVA MEDIA CENTER It often shows a fine command of lan¬ guage to say nothing. WARREN SNYDER BUSINESS One may have no money to invest, but everyone can invest a life. PAUL SOULE SCIENCES Boiled owl is tough. MARGARET STARRETT BUSINESS It is more important to know where you are going than to get there quickly; clo not mistake activity for acheive- ment. SALLY STEMBRIDCE ENGLISH Nothing in education is so astonishing as the amount of ignorance it accumu lates in the form of inert facts — Henry Adams 51

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CHARLES WHIPPLE SOCIAL STUDIES When you ' re angry, count to four. When you ' re very angry, swear. — Mark Twain JOHN WHITE PHYSICAL EDUCATION From compromise or things half done, keep me with a stern and stubborn pride, and when at last the fight is won, God keep me still unsatisfied. PETER WOOD FINE ARTS . . . and may all my rhetorical ques tions be answered. KEVIN ZENEWICZ SCIENCES Remember, Chemistry is where the reaction is. CAROLYN ZEYTOONIAN ARLENE COHN FOREIGH LANGUAGES Wake up everybody, no more sleeping in bed. No more backward thinking, time for thinking ahead. Wake up all the teachers, time to teach a new way. Maybe then they ' ll listen to what you have to say. ' Cause they ' re the ones who ' re coming up, the world is in their hands. When you teach the children, teach them the very best you can. — K. Gamble There ' s a message in the music. LIBRARY Mrs. Hovey, Mrs. Ives, Mrs. Palmer, Mrs. Moller.