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

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DTEDIICCATIION TO THOSE STUDENTS AND TEACHERS WHO HAVE LEFT RENO HIGH FOR THE ARMED FORCES Because it feels thot you ore os outstcmdinq in your devotion cmd services to your country as you were to your school, the Re-Wo-N e Stctff dedi- cotes this senior book TO YOU

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FUREWORD As seniors, graduating into a World of opposition, We begin to see more clearly the trust placed in us-the future of our coun- try and its infinite Welfare . . . We see more clearly the depth of meaning in history and in the lives of our great men. We begin to understand the significance of such words as courage, Wis- dom, and democracy . . . lmpelled by this, We have created our Re-Wa-Ne and now offer it to you as a symbol of achievement through struggle . . . We hope that it will bring back fond mem- ories of Reno High. And We hope that in doing so, it will help us to recognize our responsibility-the responsibility that is our challenge, our allegiance to America!

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SCHOOL lB'0AlRlD Mrs. lean Iameson Charles H. Burke, lr. Hugh P. Herd Albert Alegre Bud L. Beasley Don Harvey Bell Lois Bicknell Blythe Bulmer Ioseph T. Cullen Adelaide Elliott Margaret Ernst Herb Foster Karl Gallagher Muriel Goodwin Kathleen Griffin President E. Otis Vaughn Superintendent FACULTY Earl Wooster P1 incipal Edith Harris W. C. Higgins Vernon Howard Marguarite Hughes Frances Humphrey Rolla V. Johnson Roger Ioseph Hattie Mae Kilpatric Mildred Klaus Gladys McDonnell Chester A. Paterson Raymond E. Marks Effie Mack Nevada Pedroli Margaret Rawson Randall Ross Neil P. Scott Alwine Sielaff Beulah Singleton Helen Stark E. C. Streng Sessions Wheeler Lt. Col. T. A. Harris Sgt. Iohn Paul