Reynolds High School - Crest Yearbook (Greenville, PA)

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If I were not myself Who would I be? The philosophically oriented teacher Asked of me. I answered: Why? What’s wrong with me? Are my legs too long? My hair too short? I’m not too good on the tennis court. Are my ears too small? My feet too big? I have been known to renege. Am I too smart? Or am I too dull? My voice does sound a little like a dying gull. Is my behavior too good? Or is it too bad? I’m not always up on the latest fad. Why wouldn’t I be me? What’s wrong with me I’d like to know. With all my faults that always show I’d still stay me. Who else would be me? Who else would I be? Even though my skills are void And the teacher thinks I’m paranoid. Karen Baxter Hidden. A Plain Brown Bird Passed through my Sight It flew from my nearness I Glimpse in its outstretched Wings, yellow, white, pale red And the softness of feathers. Karen Baxter

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That stern look commands respect, and yet surprise arises with one of his rare smiles, usually resulting from the mishap of a student or two. Through his long hours of hard work, the public has seen such theatrical works as Mr. Barry’s Etchings.” M.A.S.H.” and ”1776 and All That on the Reynolds High School Stage. Along with his very unique qualities, this Slippery Rock graduate, in his own way. has contributed much to the atmosphere of RHS. In former years at Reynolds, the speech teacher acted as Stage Crew advisor and play director and is at present advisor to the Thespian Society. Troupe 1631. For displaying such great character and applying, with a little encouragement, his talents to various activities conducted in behalf of this institution, the 1976-77 Crest staff proudly dedicates this book to Mr. DEDICATION WELL DESERVED 16