Reynoldsburg High School - Reynolian Yearbook (Reynoldsburg, OH)

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31.1 .ae ' 3, 5 W0rkmen Unashameaw Is Baccalaureate Message Graduates in purple robes marched in very solemnly and seriously for the June 4 Baccalaureate service. The Rev. Mr. Ken- neth Allaby delivered the sermon to the class of 1967. As the mixed chorus sang The Lord Bless You and Keep You , the finality of the moment began to become a reality. The future became nearer than ever before as time drew closer and closer to graduation.

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kwa 4,31 What Is A Senior Between the age of childhood and adul hood, there is the unforgettable year when you become a graduating senior. Seniorsl seem to be the most popular people aroun with each other. The sophomores and juli iors hate them, teachers try to teach then adults ignore them, college students put L with them and Heaven protects them. Of course, being a senior brings some dignity, too. After all, who else could bl late to home room without getting caught No doubt everyone breathes a sigh of relie when the seniors stumble around to June 6. But there will always be another class wandering in to take their place. 5 . ,Q -