Reynoldsville High School - Saga / Bulldog Yearbook (Reynoldsville, PA)

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Seniors ...andfour became one... ” Graduation for the Class of '73 is her». Already? It seems like only yesterday that we were all scared to death at the thought of the first day of tenth grade because it was different from our home school. It was not like following our regular gang from junior high to senior high build- ings and seeing a familiar face of an upper classman that we used to kid around with or of finally meeting that teacher our brother had told us to look out for. It was not like entering a building that we had a general idea of from attending basketball games there. No, this was all so different. There were new faces and new teach- ers (whom we had to find out about on our own), strange rooms, and so many places to get lost in. We’d ask a kid standing by the stairwell to help us. He’d just stare back; he was lost, too. The first week we sat straight and were good till we found out how much the teachers would take. Gradually, though, we relaxed to just being ourselves. It’s easy now to look back and laugh at those trying times. We now realize that those first few days of that sophomore year were the whole beginning of becoming “one.” Karen Albert Data Processing Karen Aljoe Distributive Education Paula Anderson Graphic Arts Charles Alsbaugh Metal Fabrication Myrna Ankeny Food Service Deborah Anderson Food Service Carl Armagost Metal Fabrication