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

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BAPS! fL Donald ]. Lovely Social Studies Fatima de Granda-Lyle Foreign Language No son bellas las playas de tu tierra hasta que se le dicen adios. I Lewis MacLean Elaine Margossian Eileen McGillicuddy Katherine Mehlman Math Clerk Media Center Secretary Rena P. Mir km Guidance To live in your own way, to reach for the goals you have set for yourself, to be tne person you want to be that is success. Kathy Montejunas English 1 love being a writer. What I can ' t stand is the paperwork. —Peter DeVries Martha E. Moore Science The lasting pleasures of contact with the natrual world are not reserved for scientists. —Rachel Carson Maureen Morgan Attendance 18 Facultv

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Gene Kaczowka Math Leo P. Kenney Science Faring thee well now. Let vour life proceed by its own design. Nothing to tell now. Let the words be yours I ' m done with mine. —John Barlow Marjorie Joyce Secretary Bonnie Katz Art Barbara Lanney English Fran Lanouette Foreign Language He lives doubly who also enjoys the past. —Marcus Martial Estelle Laperchia Aide Maureen K. LeClaire Physical Education No, we didn ' t stage this picture. Kenneth M. Levesque Distributive Education Nancy Lindgren Guidance Remember your envelopes — with two stamps, please. Faculty

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V «EV Russell Morris Electronics Joan Morse Media Center Peter Moscariello Janet Murray Math — Chairman Special Education Children have more need of models than of critics. —Joseph Joubert Gary M. Nihan Marian Nihan Joseph V. Nisco Physical Education Special Education Foreign Language A ship is safe in harbor, but that is not what it is built for. —Unknown Jeff Nelson Math Anna Normand-O ' Brien Social Studies Cheryl I. O ' Brien English Dorothy O ' Keefe Phyllis Onusseit Multi-handicapped English Our hearts were made for you, O God, and our hearts will never find rest until they find rest in you. —Augustine } Faculty 19