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

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SHOWING HIS APPRECIATION. Mr Neal thanks Governor Roben List tor dltendjn i the senior sbit AFTER GIVING A talb on his plans tor Nevada, newly -elected Governor Richard Bryan answers Shannon Runyon ' s questions Expanding on the business related community involvement. Reno High School students are also involved in the local, state, and national political pro- cesses. Even those students not old enough to vote became involved in politics and the selection of their representatives in government. Though volunteer aid to various political campaigns and participation in rallies and hand raisers, Beno High School students became a political force in the community. Students were able to actually meet many influential people in the political process and exchange ideas with these people, helping them to understand the viewpoints of some of the youth of America. Whether it was helping to re-elect a member of Congress, supporting a new Governor, or just working to get voters registered for an election. Students made their presence felt HELPING OUT AT the GOP head- quarters. Karen Ebner researches political records LARNING CREDIT FOR his Amencan v ' ovemment class. Volunteer Ryan Earl ampaigns tor the re-election ot Senator Howard Cannon CLOSING 30.

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«ir- 9% • c:: u. DURING HIS VISIT to Reno to encourage Republican party support. Dr. Henry Kissinger stops to pose with RHS students Lynette Parrs. Greg Canterbury. Joel Cathey. Patrick Reinbemeyer. and Eric Flynn at the dinner held in his honor. AT THE GOP convention headquarters. Lisa Lambert enjoys a moment with Uncle Sam. 300 -tis- - ' V

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students strive for excellence WITH CONCENTRATION AND feeling. Naomi Siegel prac- tices her violin daily to continue improving her artistic talent. DESPITE A LONG hospitalization due to his broken leg. Matt Addison still finds the strength to address the associated students at the Homecoming assembly. WITH PRECISION AND sbill. black belt William Ziegenhorn renders his opponent. Edward Dubowsbi. harmless and helpless. 302 in everything they do at Reno High School. With all the students at our school, it would seem difficult to distinguish oneself in a way to catch the entire school ' s eye, but yet some students do just that. In fact, not only do these students receive recognition at Reno High School, but they are also recognized by the community. As explorers of the more esoteric areas of the martial arts, as nationally recognized musicians, as leaders of their school, and as vrinners of talent and beauty pagents— in all these rolls and more, Reno High School students have shovm that they are the up and coming leaders for the future. Theirs is a fame that will last far beyond graduation night, as they enter into the mainstream of life with the knowledge that they will con- tinue to achieve excellence. i