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

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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

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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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Xyx QF., ffxffw isis Q THE FACULTY ight- energy? if B. D. BILLINGHURST, Superintendent. GLENN L. ALLEN , Principal GEORGE J. ALLGIER, Physics. MISS AGNES BELL, French, Spanish. MISS ALMA BOEKE. English, German. MISS IRENE CUNNINGHAM, English, Expr. A. A. BOWHAY. Mathematics. W. J. CLARK, Commercial. MISS EFFIE MACK, History. UPERINTENDENT BILLINGHURST is a. gradu- ate of the Ohio Wesleyan University. He has an A. B. degree from this institution and also has been granted an L. L. B. degree by the University of ' Washington. His many friends are not limited to the High School, and every where nrany are proud to say He is my Friend. ' Principal Glenn L. Allen holds af'B. S. degree from the University of California. Owing to his interest in school 'activities he has greatly helped toward making gh? yiear a banner year in the history of the High e oo . Mr. George J. Allgier, our Physics Instructor, comes from Allegany College ,in Pennsylvania. He holds an A. B. degree from this institution. His happy faculty of telling stories as well as his patience in ex- plaining Physics has led to his great popularity in the Whole school. F. L. N YBRO, Biology, Chemistry. F. H. PALMER, History, Commercial. MISS ALWINA SIELAFF, English. MISS EVA M. SINN, History, Mathematics. MISS KATHERINE TAYLOR. Latin. MISS FLORENCE AUSTIN, Domestic Sc'cuce. MISS VERA AMES. Music, Drawing. L. R. BRONSON, Manual Training. Miss Agness Bell, Teacher of French and Spanish, h-olds an A. B. degree of the Universitylyof Nevada and has done graduate work 'at Stanford. She is highly re- spected by all tihe students and especiallyqby those who have worked under her. Miss Alma Boeke is a graduate of the University of Chicago and received the degree of Ph. B. there. She is Teacher of English and German, and everyone is glad to have 'her with us this year. Mr. A. A. Bowhay is Instructor in Mathematics. He holds an E. M. degree from the Colorado School of Mines. Owing to the glorious session of the Foot-ball team under the coaching of Mr. Bowhay and Mr. All- gier, he has been popular with the students. Mr. W. J. Clark is the very able Instructor we have had in 'the Commercial Department for some years. He was a graduate from the Stenographic Institute, Ann Arbor Michigan, and has studied at the Michigan