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

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Emily Richards Vaudeville Show '26. Bert Duque Russell Davidson Transfer from Ogden, Carlin, Elko Sparks High Schools. Mary Catherine Day Glce Cluh '25, '265 Girls' Cluh '23 Margaret Mary Bogart Girls' Club '22. Akhanda Petritsch, Pete,' Corporal, R.O.T.C.g Glee Club '26. Albert Nichols Lena Scossa , Transfer from Lyon County High School Yerington. Esther Durkee Tcnnisg Volley Ballg Glce Clubg Low Pirates of Hawaiing Transfer from Elko Francis Robison Joe Carraro Lucile Murphy Glee Club '22, '23g The Gypsy Rover Girls' Club '22. Frank Spina Football R '25g Track '24, 'ZSQ Track R '25g Block R Society '24, '25. e' Wa 6 9 6 1-l 926 K,

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gWa g 1926 l l Q Dorothy Marie Bailey John V. Caselli Robert Conant, Bob Chairman '22, '23. Maurice T. Worden Football '24, Lieutenant, Rifle Team '24, '26. Jane Eaton, Janie Marjorie Louise Baring, Marj. Honor Socie'ty, Glee Club '25. Glee Club '22, '23, The Gypsy Rover. Football R '25, Basketball R '24, '26, Block R Society '24, '25, '26, The Gypsy Rover , . Daddy Long Legs , The Charm School. Lieutenant, R.0.T.C., Orchestra '23, '24, ' X '25, '26, Glee Club '23, '24, '25, '26, .ove Pirates of Hawaii , Once in a S lllue Moon , Vaudeville '24, '25, Precious P. Nash, Sparky , Honor Society, Basketball R '24, '25, 26, Volley ball '23, '24, '25, Block R Society '25, '26, Re-We-Ne Staff, Ses- ,V sion Chairman '25, Girls' Club '23. William C. Sanford, Bill Honor Society, Sergeant, R.O.T.C., Vaudeville '24, Glee Club '26, Session R.O.T.C., Estelle A. Petrinovich, Peter Glee Club, Session Chairman '22. Erva Willena Barrett Transfer from Toronto, Canada. 13289

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I 192 YQ,-Wa-TQ! 1926 Foreword s a result of a most amazing discovery re- cently made in the Lost City of Nevada, we are convinced that the theory of reincarnation is satisfactorily proven. The discovery we refer to is what appears to be a primitive newspaper chiseled upon stone. It records the daily man- ners and doings of these ancient people, men- tioning a great many names, and from the great similarity between these names and those of students in the Reno High School, as well as certain similar personal traits coinciding in the bearers of the similar names, we are led to be- lieve that in a former reincarnation all the Seniors of Reno High School were citizens of the Lost City. It seems even more thaniex- tremely probable. However, we will not attempt to press our point, but will let you judge for yourselves. To that end we here append a facsimile of this amazing document as well as a translation- prepared by Professor Anthony D. Zeni, dis- tinguished student of extremely foreign lan- guages. We might add that it is almost certain that, because of this remarkable discovery, Reno High School will become famous as being the first to be icfentified with the vanished people of the LostCity. We cannot emphasize too strongly the pride and pleasure which we feel this unique prominence should bring to every member of the Senior class. It proves once and for all that the latter is the superior class in Reno High School. With its ancient background and the knowledge gained through two incarnations, how could it help but be? 'ig N309