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

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' T David Garland Science Scott Garman Barbara Geoffrion Richard C. Gillis Physical Education Media Center Business Never be completely satisfied with what you do! Wnen we become satis- fied in business we become obsolete. Betty May Graham Multi-handicapped Peter B. Green Marguerite E. Grimes Peter Gugger Social Studies Math Focus Life is a challenge ... meet it Life is an opportunity ... take it Life is a goal .„ achieve it. Richard Ham Michael Harney William Hart Ellen D. Hayes Foreign Language Industrial Arts English Focus Each of us has secret sorrows that the world knows not. —Longfellow Faculty

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Norma Degel Health Athletics Anthony DiSanzo Foreign Language Emery W. DeBeck Math The sooner I fall behind, the more time I ' ll have to catch up. Mrs. Judith M. Donovan Science No matter how lofty your ambitions may seem, do not ricicule or stifle them! Robert P. Donovan Ann-Marie Downing Foreign Language DLC - Supervisor La vida es como sacar una foto. Se . debe escoger la sombra o la luz para representar lo que es. Robert Dunbar Social Studies Sufficient unto the day is the evil thing. A y . . L, V Roz Epstein Guidance j 1 ) r Myrna Evans Susan Fritz Home Economics Foreign Language Home is where they love you no matter what! 14 Facultv

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Mrs. Gina Healy Russell Hill Foreign Language — Chairman Metco Le coeur a ses raisons que la raison ne connait point. —Blaise Pascal Wendell W. Hodgkins Ruth Hood English Home Economics If at first you don ' t succeed, try, try You are w hat you eat! again. Then quit. There ' s no use being a damn fool about it. —W.C. Fields R. Warren Hopkins Business Barbara Hovey Media Center Ron Howland English Linda Jackson Media Center Natalie Jansen Patricia Johns Diane Jones Keith Jones Psychologist Secretary Math Metco 16 Faculty