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

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ROBERT SWANSON SOC IAL STUDIES “As long as I count the votes, what are you going to do about it? — William Boss Tweed PETER J. VALESKA SOCIAL STUDIES Always remember, the bullfight isn ' t over until the matador spits. ■ JOHN W. WHITE PHYSICAL EDUCATION Spirit, mind, and body are all important. WILLIAM TUFTS III SOCIAL STUDIES There is no such thing as best in the world of individuals. WILLIAM WAIGHT FOCUS The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort and convenience, but where he stands during challenge and con¬ troversy. — Martin Luther King RICHARD WINCHELL BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE ERIC TURNER MATHEMATICS In the future all former students are requested to visit the math wing via the front door. FREDERICK WALES FINE AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS Challenges are opportunities in disguise. MARTHA WISHART DIAGNOSTIC LEARNING CENTER Friendship is the wine of life 26

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JEAN S. SILVA MEDIA CENTER The wise man reads both books and life itself. — Lin Yutang WARREN D. SNYDER BUSINESS Education is a tool, not a solution. PAUL W. SOULE BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE Boiled owl is tough! MARGARET B. STARRETT BUSINESS It is more important to know where you are going than to get there quickly; do not mistake activity for achievement. SALLY STEMBRIDGE ENGLISH MARY ANN STILGOE SOCIAL STUDIES Where is everybody? — Carl Sandburg CYNTHIA SILVER SPECIAL EDUCATION DONNA KAY SULLIVAN SPECIAL EDUCATION MEREDITH L. SULD FOREIGN LANGUAGE Si jeunesse savait, si vieillesse pouvait.

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PETER WOOD FINE ARTS Nothing says lovin ' like something from the oven. MAUREEN ZOLUBOS MATHEMATICS Moving to the high school has been wonderful. CAROLYN ZEYTOONIAN FOREIGN LANGUAGES HILDA AHLSTROM MAIN OFFICE GRACE PALMER RESOURCE CENTER JANICE GROMYKO GUIDANCE KEVIN J. ZENEWICZ SCIENCE If you can ' t be good be good at it DOROTHY HOYT ENGLISH OFFICE 27