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

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AFTER A GOOD race. Duke Ritienhouse is in- terviewed by KTVN. AT PRACTICE. GWEN Kurzrock prepares to set the volleyball. Adrian Tolliver Christy Toogood Denise Topoian Dylan TortolanI lames Towie Teri Trabas Brandl Tripp Paige Tripp Tracy Tripp Ruby Tun Mlbe Tuohy Mike Tumey 198

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. H INJOYING THE SNOW. Hillary Case and Kuren Reiizel have a friendly snowball fighi. AFTER HAVING CRASHED inio a flagpole. Thed Mdnstielfi yets i bit upset w .. - - • :, ' - - -• — ' ' «- ■ »- y . .jm . mm DenUe Solano El Hilton Soo-Hoo Amanda Sourwine Dean Spalding Tracy Spears wA Zach Spencer K Tom Spring 1? Anna Marie Squailia Lisa Squire Susanne Stamey k A Jill Steinhilber Ewi. Ricb Sloan mSlif M ■na v - •? - ■% d ' Bryan Stogner = ■ Liz Sullivan 1 Mibe Sullivan Kerri Swanson Kathy Swinney ' Paula Tacchino Jjj lUNlORS lJ 197

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Juniors aided success in sports A very important part of high school has always been the athletic program. Although juniors were sometimes considered the lower up- perclassmen. they played a very im- portant part in varsity athletic com- petition. In the sports which depend- ed largely on group efforts, some juniors were exceptionally talented and played an important part in the year ' s record of wins, while others used the year as a period of ' learning the ropes. ' Other sports such as tennis, cross country, and tracb emphasized in- dividual talents, and it was here that the excellence of many juniors was exemplified. There were many reeisons for par- ticipating in sports. When asked for her reasons, tracb and cross country runner Julie Cupp resp ondcd, ' It keeps me in shape, and when I ' m in shape, I can do other things. The competition is fun, and I have a lot ot friends who run. ' Besides the oppor- tunity to travel, Julie said that there was an inner satisfaction that couldn ' t be beat. Football player Mark Ronchetti agreed that par- ticipating in sports was fun. It ' s also a way to get away from school and homework, ' he added. Mark also likes the feeling of winning, a feelinv; he experienced quite often this season. Athletics have always been a centerpiece of Homecoming ac- tivities. School spirit has always been inspired by athletic team contests. Whether striving for a touchdown, a basket, the goal, a run. or the finish line, all athletes have the same goal: to make themselves and their teams the very best. Looking back on this past year, it was apparent that Reno juniors succeeded beyond their great est expectations. Ethel Veaslcy Patty Vegas Oordon Wade lulene Waite Dan Wallace Ilm Walther Nancy Warren KrUtlna Wellman LUa WelU Katie Whalen Don White Colin WIel ChrU Williams lennlfer WIIIU Thomas Wilson Paul WInbelman Lycia Zimmerman Scott Zucco EYEING HIS OPPONENT. Za h prepares to ace him. ipcncer JUNIORS 199