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

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7 l Wfeuqea 720m at 21310994 Again it is the time of year when students live in anticipation of a summer of change-change, that is, from the rigors of learning in the classroom. For the seniors it will be a time of nostalgic reminiscences and a searching at the crossroads: for other students, a time to plan vacations at the beach or at the lakes in the high Sierras, where one succumbs to the irresistible lure of the open spaces. For still others it is the time of year when ambitious young people scout around to find that sumber job-the one that does so much to replenish an all-too-depleted pocketbook. But more than this, it is a time when a student of Reno High y School or a prospective alumnus might well pause mametnarily amid these rushings-on to take stock of his accomplishments. He might well ponder whether he is a better person for having spent MR. DAVID FINCH . . . . . . . - the preceding months in close association with his friends and fellow Principal students. He might well ask himself whether in taking advantage of, and in gaining from. the opportunities provided by the school he also contributed toward its welfare and growth. One hopes that many could answer in the aflirmlirivte, N0 school can be sounder than the people of good will who form its foundation-people with ideas and aspirations of ll high 0ftlCf llllfl Il1C ClCSifC I0 implClUCl1I these ffrf Iliff greater good of all. With these thuughtg in yningl QIS glugthgf lung glfriveg, 1 NVLIIIL to CXIClKl to ll1USC of you Wl'l0 LIFC gI'2ltlLlLlliIlg best wishes for a challenging but rewarding future and exPfCSS to the UHCS 1111101135 yflll Whit will l7C FCILlfl1il1g ilt the fall my sincere hope for a summer of fulfillment. garnished by fun and relaxation. and for another year of achievement at Reno High School. --Mit. FINCH. E14 ice- ZMCQQJ It is my sincere wish that the three short years that the Seniors have spent at Reno High School have been interest- ing and worthwhile and that the memories of their class- mates. teachers. and school activities will long be remembered. To the Iuniors, Sophomores. and Freshmen who will return next year, I hope that you will set, for yourselves. goals as high as those that have been attained dtlring the two years we have been in our new building. The type of school that ' j ' if we can have depends, to a very large extent. upon the attitude ,X and cooperation of all the students. Reno High needs and deserves your very best ellort. NIR KARL GALLAGHER -Mit. C1 atiaxriiisit. vicgprincipal