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

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PHILIP BLUM PHYSICAL SCIENCE “Have you estimated your last place today? DAVID L. BRETT BUSINESS When all else fails, try reading the instructions. WALTER CAHILL ENGLISH You cannot reason with a polar bear; they are notoriously inattentive. You simply have to know the importance of which questions to ask. HAROLD BOND ENGLISH Responsibility is to keep the ability to respond. — Robert Duncan THEODORE BRYSON PHYSICAL EDUCATION I could not say Goodbye . I walked away and said So long . — Hayman JOSEPH CAIN MEDIA CENTER . . . whenever I feel crazy, I go to the A.V. room. After hanging around the A.V. crew, I realize how normal I am. — a RMHS grad 1979 EDWARD P. BRADY GUIDANCE Our task is to help you understand yourselves and others so that you can adjust to your envi¬ ronment, not to adjust yourenvironment foryou. JANET M. BURNE ENGLISH I seek not to know the answers, but to under¬ stand the questions. — Kung-Fu WILLIAM J. CARROLL SOCIAL STUDIES It is better to be a has-been than a Vnever- was — from the Great John L. Sullivan

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PAMELA M. ALMEIDA DIRECTOR OF READING Reading is seeing by proxy. STEPHEN ARSENAULT INDUSTRIAL MARC ALTERIO PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIRECTOR SAMUEL BAKER FOCUS RICHARD BENSHIMOL ENGLISH Happiness is not in having what you want but in wanting what you have. THOMAS W. BLANEY BUSINESS For fear of taking chances, I ' ve missed alot of fun, The things I regret most in life, Are the things I haven ' t done. ’ ?• BRUCE APPLEBY SOCIAL STUDIES The biggest liar in the world is They Say. VIRGINIA BARTLETT PHYSICAL EDUCATION EVERETT BLODGETT PHYSICAL SCIENCE Best wishes! See-ya! Sn 4 Buddy 14

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JUDITH A. CARTER HOME ECONOMICS An idealist believes the short run doesn ' t count. A cynic believes the long run doesn ' t matter. A realist believes that what is done or left undone in the short run determines the long run. — Sydney Narns PETER A. CLARKE SOCIAL STUDIES We are the bearers of consciousness but may proceed through a whole life without awareness of that which would have meant the most, the freedom which has to be noticed to be real. — Allen Wheelis HAL CROFT ENGLISH Language of man pronounced by tongue of brute. Paradise Lost — Milton JAMES C. CHETWYND ENGLISH This time, like all times, is a very good one if we but know what to do with it. ARLENE COHN FOREIGN LANGUAGE THOMAS C. DARRIN SOCIAL STUDIES An economist is an expert who will know tomor¬ row why the things we predicted yesterday didn ' t happen today. — L.J. Peter CAROLYN CLARK FOREIGN LANGUAGE N ' eveillez pas le chat qui dort . . . mais I ' eleve? C ' est une autre histoire! NORMAN P. CORMIER ENGLISH JANE E. DARVEAU GUIDANCE Few things are harder to put up with than the annoyance of a good example.” — Mark Twain