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

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Q-375i e MIDI? Sexes ilth' HE class of 1915 is well represented at the Univer- sity of Nevada by Clement Caifrey, Winifred Fox- worthy, Harold Henry, Dorothy Higgins, Everett Layman., Bonnie Leon, Velma Markwell,,Mary Martin, Hazel Murry, Freda Perrin, Vyvian Read, Neil Taylor, Gertrude Webb and Constance Watson. ' David Bovee, '15, is attending the University of Michigan. Fru Worth-am, Maude Wallin, and Marjorie Good- win, all of '15, are taking a business course at Oakland Polytechnic School- Mildred Levy, '15, is the assistant kindergarten teacher at the South Side Kindergarten in Reno. Colonel Maxson, '15, is Working at Grey, Reid 8: Wright's. Dorothy Cousins and Hazel Westfall, '15, are teach- ing in country schools. igyl ' Henry Rhodes, '14, entered the University of Ne- vada, this year. Mildred Meskimfons, '14, after a year of kinder- garten work is attending -the University of Nevada. Mila Coffin, '12, will graduate from Stanford this year. Aubrey McCarthy, '14, is in the navy at Mare Island. Tom Edsall, '14, entered the University of Nevada this year. He has won distinction as a member of the debating team. Howard Fletcher, '12, is attending the University of California- - Jack Pearson, '12, is a Senior at the U. of N. He is business manager of the Sagebrush this Year. Dorothy Bird, '11, is the teacher of mathematics at Elko High School. Waite Bruce, '12, holds a position with a mining company at Wonder. -D. B. HIGGINS'

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Cgsff MICR aces :AMA - 43131 airs.. BOARD OF EDUCATION RENO CITY SCHOOLS 1 Qoard of Trustees - ROBERT M. PRICE THEO. W. CLARK Presidcnl Clerk W. D. JONES ALFRED NELSON EBEN TWADDLE Mr. Price has been President of the Board for two years. Mr. Clark has been Clerk since 1908. This year he was reelected I n member for four years more. Mr. W. D. jones has for eight years been a loyal member of, the Board. This year he retired and his place will be filled for four years by Mr John S. Orr. Mr. Nelson has been on the Board since 1906 and his term does not expire until 1918. His interest in school affairs is shown by his visits to the schools. Mr. Twaddle was elected two years ago and holds his ollice for two years more. The class of '16 wish to extend to the Board their kindest appreciation for the improvements they have given us. 96'

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N75 ' 1339 IEOQ. or NICRBCUZS WHEN YOUR HIGH SCHOOL DAYS ARE OVER When you 're feelin' mighty Weary, And you're feelin' mighty blue, And you're thinkin' about the ex 's, That perhaps you wonft get thru ', Don't you ever start awishing, v That your old school days were done? Then you wouldn't have to study, But just have a lot o' fun. There 's no doubt but that you 've wished that, But if you 'll but compare With other days, you 'll find them I T-he happiest and fair. When' y-our sweet school days are over, How you'l1 miss 'the group of girls and boys W-ho have been your friends or foes. And you'll miss your dear old teachers, And y0u'll miss your class rooms, yes, And miss the halls to linger in And assemblies, well I guess. And after all isesaid and done, School is11't so awfully bad, And when you 're about 'to leave it, Then you 're feelin' mighty sad. -+1Maree Pohle. 12 shea