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

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Few members of the Class of ' 88 have not experienced Mr. Robert Dunbar. Many of us first met Mr. Dunbar when we were freshmen and enrolled in one of his classes or his study hall. With his kind and cheerful smile, he offered advice and gave us dir¬ ections through the maze of corridors which comprise the high school. During sophomore year, Mr. Dunbar became, for many of us, more than a friendly face; he fascinated us with his lectures and dis¬ cussions in U.S. History. After sophomore year rolled by and we had mastered history skills, even more of us encountered Mr. Dunbar in Human Behavior. There, beyond the curriculum, we were treated to 4 Dedication