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

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PRINCIPAL DAVID FINCH PRINCIPAIQS MESSAGIL For many of you iogfi marks the end of your high school educa- tion and ollers at the same time vtried opp: irtunities l-or continuing your formal studies at institutions ol' higher learning. .Xs has been the custom for the past several years. a large number ol' you will quite wisely take advantage ol these opportunities and in the tall will be I among those striving to achieve a higher degree of disciplined intel- ligence so necessary in our present way of lilie toward implementing our fundamental concept ol' the dignity ol' the human being. Others from your class will he entering immediately the tlililierent liields of employment. ln either instance. l wish to extend to you. the graduating seniors, N sincere congratulations and to express the hope that, whatever may hc your course. you will reach your goals and in doing so will experience the satisliactions consonant with your best individual potentialities. To those of you who will return to the high school in the till Q . I likewise want to extend all good wishes for another school year of worthwhile study. activity, and corresponding satisfactions. K.ongratulations to all graduating seniors' l should like to extend to 4 I t each ol you my best wishes lor success and happiness in the future. Andrew Rosaschi WHAT IS A STUDENT TO RENO HIGH 1. A student is the most important person in this business. 2. A student is not dependant on us-we are dependant on him. 3. A .ftudcnt is a person who brings us his wants-it is our iob to fill these wants with kindness and a smile. 4. A slzrzlerzt is not an interruption in our work-he is the purpose of it. 5. A student is not a cold statistic-he is a flesh and blood human being with feelings and emotions. 6. A stzzdeizt is the life-blood ol' this business. 7. A Jtzldent is deserving of the most courteous and attentive treat- ment at all times. 8. A student is not someone to argue wits with. 9. A stzzderzt is someone to develop and encourage-not someone to neglect an ignore. 10. A student is at citizen of tomorrow-not the adolesence of today. Karl Gallagher. Mr. Finch MR. ROSASCHI K, . wif ,r4 ', MR. GALLAGIIER '5ls....-'X

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RENO HIGH SCHOOL TEACHING STAFF STAFF ASSISTANTS Lu.. .RFQ v ! N, 47 1--' Margery Titus Tom Summers Blythe Bulmer Ivan Slotto Helene Aldaz fb' -v.:-14' Dr. Murphy Bernice McNaught Andrew Morby Beulah Singleton Bud Beasfey wg- 11 3,0 ilu. ey' ffiww Alberta Kirschner Marvin Roth Naomi Goodish Sessions Wheeler Elizabeth Constantino 'Nm ,Q 0 l ar- QEWV ul' -4 L 47 tr w W gf' Charles Conrad Blanche Bemotski Richard Trachok Margaret Watt Tom Williams Barbara Mikkelsen Rex Daniels Adelaide Blunt Glen Slight Louise Farrar Robert Benson Dorothy Kalmeyer Lloyd Trout Muriel Corbett Kenneth Bradshaw ,-4