Reno High School - Re Wa Ne Yearbook (Reno, NV)

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Matt Addison Kimberly Akmon Carrie Allen Rlcb AllUon Alfredo Alonso John Ames Leslie Anastassatos Celeste Atcheson Mami Baker Steve Ball Lola Bandt Rich Barone SENIOR BANQUETS ARE much fun, especial- ly to Sloan Simon and Susan Masters. DRESSING UP FOR Peer Counseling. Patty Flynn enjoys attention. 152 .N k= ' ' '

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IN THE SENIOR sbit. Kim Hunt uncannily portrays Mrs. Muth bumins the midnioht oil correclino themes to be returned the nevt rLic interesting faces DIVISION PEOPLE

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Seniors overcame the system 1 Finally, after four years, the class of 1983 made it to graduation day. These seniors had in the past follow- ed many traditioris and then started a few of their own. such as the senior banquet. Then, they were finally , recognized by the world as indepen- I dent adults, with all the associated responsibilities and privileges. When this class entered high I school as freshmen, the number of I credits required to graduate was in- I creased from nineteen to twenty- one, and as seniors they were the first class to have a chance at receiv- ing the new Honors Diploma. Throughout high school, their spirit Increased, and as sophomores, the class painted the football field bleachers, dedicating a summer to beautify the school. Many class members became eligible for Honor Society as juniors. As seniors, the class put on one of the most ex- travagant and well rehearsed senior skits Reno High School had seen in years. But the class ' s luck was not all good. On the day of the 1983 Homecoming, the fabulous senior float was engulfed in fiames. In September, they had not been able to avenge their loss to the class of 1982 in the previous years powder- puff game. Instead, they only manag- ed a 24-24 tie. At graduation, these seniors had made plans for their new lives out of high school. Some would go on to college, while others would start im- mediately in their professions. A casual observer would think that they were just libe the previous classes, but upon closer examination would have found that each one was an individual, able to contribute to society and with his own ideas for a better world. AT AN OUTDOOR assembly, lohn Boyden and Curtis Worrall try their hands at salesmanship. Oloria Basterrechea Lorl Bayard-de-Volo Julie Beauchamp Bill Beck Brad Becker Patrick Belaustefui Brian Bell Malia BeU y Adam Berrey Kent Beyer Sherrte Blanco Dan Blllharz SENIORS 153