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

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(ftoAtrt j$£. y( zae o 1381 Main Street Angie, Favorite teachers Mr. and Mrs. Scarpitto . . . Will be remembered for BAR’S, complaining about practices, ragging on Steve Garvey and Tomahawk, and having curved fingers and a rubber nose ... Will always remember Kathy, Tomahawk, the Gym Show with Smitty, and Mr. Darrin’s whip . . . Member of Varsity Football, Wrestling, and Baseball . . . Future plans include college and becoming a professional athelete. “Show me a good loser and I’ll show you a loser.” [ to c ia [Aa ? 20 Fox Run Lane Birta, Favorite classes Human Behavior with Mr. Valeska, and Cooking with Mrs. Carter . . . Will be remembered for always being late ... Will always remember the best times with Charlie, the summer of ’82, and third period with Dale and B. ... Enjoys riding, showing horses, and being with friends . . . Employed at the Lehey Clinic . Plans to attend college and “marry wealth” (Ha-Ha). “All good things must come to an end.” fflat u - (■ - G ' seneau 80 Minot Street Rath, Enjoyed U.S History with Mr. Kelly . . . Favorite teacher Mr. Bryson . . . Will be remembered for her crazy clothes, being a spaz, and saying “No Way!” ... Will always remember the Class of ’80, 2 20 81, Cape Cod ’81 with Pat, Maine ’82, “Good News”, and all the good times with Dave, Eileen, and the gang . . . Member of Winter and Spring Track, Glee Club, and the Photography Club . . . Enjoys dancing and camp¬ ing ... Hopes to go into fashion designing and be¬ come as rich as “Arthur”. “The hardest battle is to be nobody but yourself in a world which is doing its best to make you like everyone else.” — e.e. cummings ( me o. A 88 Prescott Street Will be remembered for cheering at Austin Prep. . . . Will always remember the Jr. Prom, Hampton ’81 ’82 — G.C.’s cottage, pumpkining, Go-Go’s 10 15 82, Zak’s Oktoberfest ’82, France ’82 — roomies “Xave- rian?”, the best of friends, summers at Drakes with S eat friends, “Cougar” parties with the A.P. gang!, L.’s sleepover!?! with K.H. and K.G., New Year’s ’81-’82 with A.L., and “scooping” . . . Participated in Field Hockey, Tennis, Powder Puff, and was H R. Rep. for two years . . . Collegebound. “What a beautiful world this will be — what a glorious time to be free.” Ac t u cr „ UA mon Cs c y 26 Wakefield Street Chipmunk, Will be remembered for telling bad jokes, getting abused, always getting lost, the Van, taking her time, being very gullible, Flatman in the bathtub, and for always saying “I got another joke.” . .. Will always remember ECONO-LAB cruises, G.K.’s cottage, Orr ' s Island Invasion, illegal search and seizure, Halloween weekend, the Prom, 3 14 81, Marshmallow Cruise, and Mainebound . . . Enjoys biking, cross-country skiing, and outdoor sports . . . Employed at Fabric Town . . . Plans to attend college and major in art. “Ain’t got no worries ’cause I ain’t in no hurry at all.” — The Doobie Brothers Aare i . (f. [Aarfosc i 51 Cross Street K.B., Kiki, Enjoyed Chemistry class with Mrs. Cook . . . Remembered for always being with A.B. ... Will always remember the summer of ’81, Fric and Frac, “Where’s your other half?”, Gordon and the tube maneuver, 4 16 81, Mr. M.’s “acceleration dance”, 8 10 82, Kevin, and mint chocolate chip ice cream . . . Employed at Cerretani’s . . . Plans to attend college. “The moments were only temporary, but the memo¬ ries will last forever.” 11

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43 Gleason Road Enjoyed Accounting I with Mr. Gillis . . . Will be re¬ membered for being short, loving C.K., and the white Skylark . . . Will always remember the best times with J.C . good times with special friends, Florida with J.M., Las Vegas 21, the summer of ’82, Jr. Beach Day, and Capri . . . Thanks Mom and Dad — I love you! . . . Favorite saying “Grow up!” . . . Enjoys seeing friends, skiing, and going to the beach . . . Employed at Faneuil Hall Emporium . . . Collegebound for ac¬ counting. “Only time will tell.” — Asia c fo ? , ( yf. . ( ut C7 235 Pearl Street J.A., Enjoyed Biology and class with Mrs. Jones . . . Remembered for playing basketball . . . Will always remember the Class of ’82, Chip’s frequent absentee¬ ism, Mattatuck, and the class ski trip ... Member of R M H S. band. National Honor Society, and church youth group . Employed at Atlantic . . . College- oound for business. Even if a doctor does not give you a year, even if he hesitates about a month, make one brave push and see what can be accomplished in a week.” — Robert Louis Stevenson 103 Bancroft Avenue Chip, Enjoyed Band and Physics .. . Favorite teachers Mr. Harney, Mr. Roth, and Mr. McGrath . . . Will be remembered for the ’63 Mercury Meteor, being funny, butter crunch ice cream, playing the guitar, and always saying “Doodley Squat” . . . Will always remember Mattituck, Long Island, Thornton, N.H., band, stage band, football games, sailing with Chico, “Good News”, and “The Zen Substitute” . . . Activities in¬ clude band, Glee Club and the Drama Club . . . Em¬ ployed at Lucci’s . . . Collegebound. “Whether you’re rich or poor, it’s great to have money.” ( Ujfc o r . ( l co 28 Pasture Road Ange, Mico, Enjoyed class with Mr. Kaczowka . . . Will be remembered for “the boat”, and complaining about sprints at practices . . . Will always remember applepicking, pumpkining, fun times with D.P., B.A., E.T., and P.D., the Sr. Prom, the Reading Vs. Woburn game 23-22, good times at Lipton, and partying . . . Member of the Football Team and the Vivarium Crew Freshman and Sophomore years . . . Enjoys hunting and cruising . . . Employed at Mouton Electric . . . Plans to work for a year and then attend college. “We see a lot we overlook a great deal, and yet we improve only a little.” 164 Wakefield Street Favorite class Sci-Fiction . . . Favorite teachers Mr. and Mrs. Scarpitto . . . Will be remembered for being pul¬ led over, writing backwards, and driving nice cars . .. Will always remember Meadow Brook runs, B.B. and the phone, L.W. — Junior Prom, Senior Prom, Calareso’s, and N.D. ... Varsity Hockey Captain .. . Enjoys tennis, golf, weight-lifting, water and snow skiing ... Collegebound. “If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, however mea¬ sured or far away.” — Henry David Thoreau 342 Pearl Street Enjoyed Computer Math . . . Favorite teacher Mr. Kaczowka . . . Remembered for using the computer every free period and for being quiet in class . . Will always remember the “little PDP-11 and having been benefit of the privilege of using it .. Student Super¬ visor for the Computer room . . . Future plans include college, the Air Force, and eventually the Space Pro¬ gram. “When in doubt, take the fifth.” 10

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Q8arAara QSasAore 24 Alden Circle Barb, Peachy, Favorite class Western Civ., Trig with Mr. Mosc . . . Favorite teachers Mr. Appleby and Mr. Dunbar .. . Will be remembered for always smiling, having great times with friends, and saying, “Really?” . . Will always remember the best friends ever, the Friendly gang, getting sick in English, Mattatuck band trip, and Boston ’82 ... A member of the Band, Glee Club, and National Honor Society . . . Enjoyed choir and MYF . . . Employed at Friendly’s . . . College- bound. “Remember the Lord in everything you do, and he will show you the right way.” — Proverbs 3:6 c ' a Q eecA cs 13 Elm Street Swill, Pal, Favorite classes Distributive Ed. and Human Behavior . . . Favorite teachers Mr. Levesque, Mr. Valeska, and Mrs. Carter . . . Will be remembered for partying and being with K.S. and J.D ... Will always remember J.G. and being with good friends . . . Re¬ membered for saying, “What a long strange trip it has been. Enjoys partying and spending time with J.D. . . Employed at Charrette . . . Future plans in¬ clude living and becoming rich. You cannot always get what you want, but if you try sometimes you might find you get what you need” — The Rolling Stones i toArr A . QBajcler - o vYtme . Qjametb 126 Summer Avenue Lome, Mom, Favorite classes Printing, marriage, and ceramics .. . Favorite teacher Mr. Harney . . . Will always be remembered for loving Fridays, being cheerful, and for always saying, “What a Hot Cookie” . . . Will always remember the day Amy moved away, all the good times and friends, Halloween ’80 and ’82, D.A.T. Day, getting her license, and the Proms . . . Member of Jr. and Sr. Class Committees and Powder Puff Football . . . Enjoys hiking and Cross-Country skiing . . . Employed at Last Comer Restaurant. “Love wasn’t put in your heart to stay — Love isn’t love ’till you give it away.” — Author Unknown 40 Whittier Road Favorite class Accounting with Mr. Brett . . . Favorite teacher Mrs. O’Halloran . . . Will be remembered for going out with “Jailbait”, and cruising in his Charger . . . Will always remember ragging on J.M. about his totalled cars, the wild time at Georgetown with L.Z., and cruising in K.M.’s Ruster . . . Enjoys hockey, skiing, basketball, and mopars . . . Future plans in¬ clude working for a year and then attending a state university. “It doesn’t matter whether you win or lose, until you lose.” . f Y4‘ Y72 o. ORmnett c jAaiae A . iJAe mmtic 429 Lowell Street Favorite classes U.S. History and Accounting . . . Fa¬ vorite teachers Mr. Darrin and Mr. Snyder . . . Will be remembered for the way she walks and for saying, “Cuteness” .. . Will always remember good times with the best of friends, Summer of ’82, 8 8 82 and 8 9 82, cruising, going to the beach, stopping at Friendly’s to see M.M.M., good times with M.M. and his friends . . . Pet Peeve K.D.’s putting her pom-pom in my part of the locker ... Employed at Woburn Foreign Motors . .. Collegebound. “Hold fast to dreams for if dreams die, life is a broken winged bird that cannot fly.” — Langston Hughes 15 Wells Road Benny, Enjoyed classes with Mr. Swanson and Mr. Rhodes . . . Remembered for “convenient vague¬ ness” and “you should have been a blond!” ... Will always remember Zak’s Oktoberfest, purple horseshoes, Hampton with friends, A.B.’s cottage, driving with J.F. and S.V., golfing with M.Z., Reading’s Finest, Jr. Prom with McCorbs, and Summers in Maine . Member of Jr. and Sr. Class Corns, and Powder Puff . . . Collegebound. “1 shall be telling this with a sigh, somewhere ages and ages hence: two roads diverged in a woods, and 1 — 1 took the one less travelled by. And that has made all the difference.” — Robert Frost 12