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

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MARC ALTERIO ATHLETIC DIRECTOR RUTH SCHUBARTH HEALTH OFFICE STELLA HALFYARD HEALTH OFFICE NANCY LINDGREN GUIDANCE KAIDI BOWDEN METCO CHARLOTTE SERRENTINO MAIN OFFICE JANICE GROMYKO GUIDANCE HILDA AHLSTROM MAIN OFFICE NEWELL MORTON DIAGNOSTIC LEARNING CENTER 24

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WILLIAM WAIGHT FREDERICK WALES JOHN W. WHITE FOCUS FINE AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS PHYSICAL EDUCATION The ultimate measure of a man is not The physical, spiritual, and mental as- where he stands in moments of comfort pects of life are all important. and convenience, but where he stands during challenge and controversy. — Martin Luther King DOROTHY WOOD Not to decide — is to decide . . . PETER WOOD FINE ARTS If you can ' t hold your hands steady, at least hold your fingers steady. JOHN S. ZAJAC KEVIN J. ZENEWICZ CAROLYN ZEYTOONIAN MATHEMATICS SCIENCE FOREIGN LANGUAGES All that a man has to say or do that can Be good, behave yourself, and enjoy possibly concern mankind is, in some life. shape or other, to tell the story of his love . . — Henry David Thoreau 23

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JEAN UNDERHILL MAIN OFFICE CLAIRE SHEA FOCUS NORMA CARLSON MULTI-HANDICAPPED CLASSROOM CAFETERIA WORKERS: Mary Isacson, Phillis Winkler, Betty Boyd, Evelyn Mullen, Mary THERESA MEUSE O ' Brien, Jean Richardson, Marie Cohick, Peggy Cashill, Thelma Beauchamp. RESOURCE CENTER: Barbara Hovey, Grace Palmer, Dorothy CUSTODIANS: Stu Nichols, Herman Hubbard, William Stamatis, Heselton Thomas Powers 25