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

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1927 EP-mm P 1927 7 ff SENIOR CLASS HISTORY '27 CLASS OFFICERS Frandsen Loomis. ..... ..,.., P resident ................. ,........ F randsen Loomis Alyce Couch ............ ..... . Vice-Pres ......, ,........ D oris Conway Berry McAnally ........ ...... S ecretary ,....... ..,...... G wendolyn Pierson Bill Parsons ..............,.........-. Treasurer ..,,.s, Y-- ...... ,James Savage RIUlVIPHl Achievement! From the summit we look back to realize that the climb has been long and wearisome, the stumbling-blocks and steep ascents many. But we realize, too, that it's the stiffness of the climb Agllif- that makes the mountain top so pleasant. Looking down from our pin- nacle of achievement we see ourselves giving our best, fighting our hardest, and we feel the ecstacy of success because we know that '27 never fell back an inch. My! It feels good to be here because this is the climax of our years of progress. Nor is our happiness dimmed by the fact that we see on beyond, more rugged climbs and new summits-the hills and valleys of life. As we have triumphed once, and enjoyed the contest, so we will triumph again. Thus we step from the portals of preparation into the dawn of life-triumphant, confident, exuberant youth. The challenge of our success sounding a clarion call to action: Let us then be up and doing, VVith a heart for any fate, Still achieving, still pursuing, Learn to labor and to wait. -E. C., '27, 27