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

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WHILE DISCUSSING THE senior sbll. Bill Ziegenhorn and Mr. Neal express their different ideas. CONCENTRATING ON THEIR tests. James Harper. Todd Thomp- .son. Jill Hildahl. and other juniors complete their proficiency ex- ams in order to graduate. IN REVIEW OF her worb. Karen Reitzel is shown the finer aspects ot art bv Mr Rvan Going to school at Reno High School means that one has the opportunity to learn from some of the finest teachers available. And with fewer students atten- ding, the quality of education is increas- ing. The student can expect individual at- tention from his teachers. Even some colleges can not offer what Reno High School can: the opportunity to receive a strong basic education that can lead in any direction a student wishes to go. Graduates from Reno High School can go on to college if they choose, or they can learn a sbill to start worb immediate- ly after leaving high school. In fact Reno High students do choose to do anything and everything. They have gone on to at- tend the finest colleges and universities, as well as becoming leaders in their fields. The Reno community would cer- tainly not be the same without Reno High School ' s presence. At Reno High, the mind is the universe. THE SKY ' S THE LIMIT W

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EXHIBITING HIS ADMINISTRATIVE charm, Mr. Howton entertains an interested Janet Brant. HAVING FOUND AN error in Terri Brighton ' s program. Mrs. Harper helps her correct it. EVALUATING PAUL MILLICK and Vaziri Par- shan ' s electronic circuits. Mr. Collins assists them in correcting their mistakes.

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CONTRIBUTING TO THE girl ' s cross country zone championship is a determined Kim Cummings. CAREFULLY EYEING THE ball, zone doubles champion Zach Spencer prepares a backhand return. Athletes still go the extra mile 11 for Reno High School. Reno High School attracts quality athletes who are willing to sacrifice in order to gain. Not satisfied with an easy victory, they go the extra distance for the reward of true ac- complishment. Although Reno High School is smaller, our competitors are still as strong as ever. Smallness means that more students have a chance to compete and become athletes. Often overlooked in a larger school is the student, who given a chance, would be strong athletic material. Athletic competition has become more intense as a result, and we are still achieving our traditioneil superiority. Athletics at Reno High School has become the keystone for spirit and support from both the Reno students and the community. WITH THE CATCHER ' S signal in mind, all-state pitcher John Savage prepares to ' unleash his deadly cun7e ball. STRETCHING OUT OVER HIS oppo- nent, Rowdie Towle goes for the ball at water polo practice. 8