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

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I 3 3 STEPHEN M. GUCCIARDI MATHEMATICS “Be truthful to yourself! Do not compromise your conscience to the fashion of the time. — E. Brooks RICHARD W. HAM FOREIGN LANGUAGE “Language is a form of organized stutter. — Mar¬ shall McLuhan MICHAEL HARNEY INDUSTRIAL ARTS HELEN M. HART GUIDANCE Remember always that the proper blend of dreams and reality will spell happiness. WILLIAM HART ENGLISH GINA M. HEALY FOREIGN LANGUAGES “Void mon secret. II est tres simple: on ne voit bien qu ' avec le coeur. L ' essentiel est invisible pour les yeux. — Antoine de St. Exupery JOHN HOLLINGSWORTH MATHEMATICS ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Remember: Life is hard — by the yard. But by the inch — it ' s a cinch. WENDELL W. HODGKINS ENGLISH “For one thing, the effect of gamma rays on man-in-the-moon-marigolds has made me curious about the sun and the stars, for the uni¬ verse itself must be like a world of great atoms — and I want to know more about it. — Zindel BARBARA HOVEY RESOURCE CENTER 19

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KENNETH J. FEIT FOCUS LAURA FELDBERG FOCUS DAVID L. GARLAND BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE Vote NO on Question 2. GINNY GARLAND ENGLISH You know you ' re in for a rough day when your students think that Hamlet is the story of a small pig. — Tom Griffith RICHARD GILLIS BUSINESS As you walk down the hallway of life, try to avoid temptation. Poof! Poof! — F. Wilson ELLEN GORSEY ENGLISH MARGUERITE E. GRIMES MATHEMATICS Faced with problems and disappointments, many people will try to escape from their responsibility. Young people, do not be afraid of honest effort and honest work. — Pope John Paul II PAULA G. GRAHAM PETER B. GREENE PHYSICAL EDUCATION SOCIAL STUDIES In order to succeed one must take many risks and chance failure. 18

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r f v RON HOWLAND ENGLISH Gossip is a sort of smoke that comes from the dirty tobacco pipes of those who diffuse it; it proves nothing but the bad taste of the smoker. — George Eliot LEO P. KENNEY BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE A teacher . . . can never tell where his influ¬ ence stops. — Henry Brooks Adams BETTY MAY IRWIN SPECIAL EDUCATION SUSAN JOHNSON DIAGNOSTIC LEARNING CENTER DIANE H. JONES MATHEMATICS I love to invite students into the math office for a ' fi reside chat ' on the profound subject of geometry. GENE KACZOWKA MATHEMATICS Respect God, yourself, and others. JOHN J. KELLY, JR. SOCIAL STUDIES mJ MARY FRANCES LANOUETTE FOREIGN LANGUAGE Joy at the start, fear in the journey, joy at the coming home ... a part of the heart gets lost in the learning, somewhere along the road. — Dan Fogelberg MAUREEN LECLAIRE PHYSICAL EDUCATION