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

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EMERY W. DEBECK MATHEMATICS Now offering crash courses in mathematics. Get in on the ground floor! ROBERT P. DONOVAN FOREIGN LANGUAGE Lo que una vez promete un caballero, procura cumplirlo, aunque le cuesta la vida. — Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra NANCY EMRICH INSTRUCTIONAL LEARNING AIDE A talent is formed in stillness, a character in the world ' s torrent. — Johann Wolfgang von Goethe JOAN M. DESALVO FOCUS Loyalty to petrified opinion never yet broke a chain or freed a human soul. ' ' — Mark Twain ROBERT DUNBAR SOCIAL STUDIES All generalizations are false including this one. ' ' M . ; ftm ROSALYN EPSTEIN GUIDANCE Times change and we with time, but not in the ways of friendship. FRANCIS DILUNA BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE I lost my train of thought. SUSAN DUVINSKY DIAGNOSTIC LEARNING CENTER A teacher is someone who comforts the troubled and troubles the comfortable. MYRNA EVANS HOME ECONOMICS Impossible things take a little longer.

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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

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LAURA FELDBERG FOCUS “That the yielding conquers the resistant and the soft conquers the hard is a fact known by all peo¬ ple, yet utilized by none . . — Lautzu GINNY GARLAND ENGLISH “Don ' t let running against the wind bother you. Simply accept the fact that you can ' t move as fast as usual. Put your head down, lean into it, work your arms energetically and make the best of it. — James F. Fixx PAULA G. GRAHAM PHYSICAL EDUCATION In order to succeed, one must take many risks and chance failure. GAIL FINKLE MATHEMATICS Look toward the future, not the past. RICHARD C. GILLIS BUSINESS Once you really commence to see things then you really commence to feel things. — Edward J. Steichen PETER GREENE SOCIAL STUDIES To my embarrassment I was born in bed with a lady. — Wilson DAVID L. GARLAND SCIENCE In order to experience compassion, affection, and respect for others, one must also experience these same emotions for one ' s self. ELLEN GORSEY ENGLISH MAJORY B. GREENWALD MATHEMATICS It is better to be accurate than to be precise. One can be very precise but yet be inaccurate. Think about that! 18