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

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Seniors Tom Schuckers Carpentry Daniel Scott Graphic Arts Martin Scott Drafting and Design Charles Shaffer Machine Shop Kathy Shaffer Henry Shiner Distributive Education Data Processing Laura Sholes Laboratory Technology Time Out for Fun The seniors wanted their May 4 prom to be the very best because they realized that it would be their last. The theme chosen was “...and four be- came one... Everyone willingly helped with all of the senior activities. Those grades that looned so important through the years seemed to be miles away. No one will forget Chuck Alsbaugh as Viking Vick at Expo '73. Even though it was the worst night of the year, about 1800 people showed up. Twenty feet of rope and mud made the most sucessful event at the VICA Tug of War. No one cared about getting muddy; just winning that cake was the goal. When McQuown’s Marauders won first place, Mark Carlson dived into the mud headfirst. VICA’s car smash was also something to remember. Without “Chip- py” Schaffer it would not have been such a success. April 13 marked the gym show. Other dates to remember were May 17, last day for seniors; May 18, senior picnic; and May 23, graduation.

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Senirjrs Recipe for Happiness Two cups of patience (like that of Mr. Art Kunselman's or Miss Mar- garet 3rocious’s) One handful of love (which can be found under any stairwell during the fourth and fifth lunch periods) Two tablespoons of generosity (Mark Gresock giving some of his pizzaburgers to a buddy) Dash of laughter (like Mr. Charles Stuart’s) One headful of understanding (take Mr. Austin who has to juggle students, teachers,and parents) Sprinkle generously with kindness. Spread over a lifetime and serve to everyone you meet. Happiness is the little things that are a part of everyday life that we take so much for granted. A simple laugh, a carefree movement, can bring back the mem- ories of a fellow classmate. You glance down a street, see a familiar silhouette, and you are ready to call out your best friend’s name. You’re sure that you'll never forget that person. Yet, when he turns around, it is not him at all. Happiness is living to see our POW bracelets no longer needed. Our boys came home! Happiness is having a local newspaper editor write a long col- umn praising us. It’s having former Director Robert Brown return and compli- ment us on our clean school. It’s having a stand-up assembly to honor Terri, Cathy, Carl, Terry, Myrna, and Grant for having placed in DECA or VICA com- . petitions. Happiness is being able to use our hands with all of our hearts as we use our heads. Dawn Ruth Dean Schaffer Food Service Auto Mechanics John Richardson Auto Body Pete Roman Data Processing Lee Schindley Auto Mechanics

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Seniors Donald Shreckengost Data Processing Dean Smith Electrical Construction A Paul Smith Food Service William Shreckengost Beverly Smith Distributive Education Graphic Arts Robert Smith William Smith Auto Mechanics Drafting and Design