Reynolds High School - Lancers Legend Yearbook (Troutdale, OR)

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DEE' CAT KERNAL BUHLER

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LANCE-'RS' ' '.' . nf 'N REYNOLDS HIGH sci-looL A QOQT TRLOUTDALE, OREGOLNQAJWSZQA owvfi Ab fif'fjl?7T'CJ The cover for the 1964 Lancers' Legend has been designed by Ayma Habal, our exchange student from Syria. We appreciate the thought, effort and interest in our school that Ayman has shown in his portrayal of what Reynolds means to him. His message reads as follows: Dear Lancers, It is what I saw and felt that made me design this cover with the shield, lance, and the loncer representing Reynolds. The eight stars show how old the school is. The bricks symbolize that all ot us are one unit, side by side, but if one is lost the entire wall won't come down. We lost President Kennedy, but the U. S. didn't fall down. We felt bad and that is symbolized by the spring, when you touch one circle, the whole spring will vibrate. Ayman El-Habal A Syrian Lancer was-cm , Q JAG .a.,,, s Ce 14,

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The graduaTing class of l964 wishes To dedicafe This year's Lancers' Legend To one of our .favorife Teachers, Kernel Buhler. Mr. Buhler has been a member of The Reynolds' Teaching sTaff since The school firsT sTarTed in'l956. He is kepT very busy Teaching Biology and Greeenhouse as well as coaching Track and Cross Clounfry. Mr. Buhler is a naTive of Oregon. He was born in The Dalles and has spenT much of his life in This sTaTe. He aTTended Oregon STaTe College and Re-edby Junior College of California, and graduafed from The Universify of Oregon. The Kernal can lisT among his hobbies sporTs and horses. The horses he raises are his pride and ioy. Anyone having one of his classes is sure To deparT wiTh some knowledge of his Appaloosa ponies. The Buhlers reside on a nine acre farm on McKinley road near Gresham . .. The members of his family include his wife Gladys and his four children, Shelley BeTh 9, KaTherine 8, Kernel Cary 6, and Julie 2. WiTh This annual which we dedicafe To Mr. 'Buhler goes our hearTfelT Thanks for his Time and efforT in beTTering The lives of his sTudenTs. The senior class of 1963- 64 wishes To Take This opporTuniTy To say, Thanks, Mr. Buhler.