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

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REVEALING THEIR IDEA of spirit. Monica Gonzalez and Suzanne Donnels cheer the school on at the Homecoming assembly. UNIFIED IN THEIR goal for a winning season, Matt Addison, Damon Trim, and fellow football players play around at summer practice.

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EXPRESSED IN THE hot-air balloon races is (he theme of the 1983 Re-WaNe. the sby ' s the limit. BECAUSE OF REDUCED enrollment. students are able to maneuver the hallways easier SCHOOL SPIRIT REACHES u rwvr hi jh un the eve of the big RenoWooster game. THE SKY ' S THE LIMIT

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AT HALFTIME OF the McQueen game. the Reno High School varsity football team stores up their energy. . . . . . and then comes alive with enthusiasm As we grow closer together at Reno High School, our spirit increases. Some schools boast. We arc good at this and this. but at Reno High School, we are proud to be good at everything. If you go to a Reno High School event, you will find, not casual indifference, but strong, enthusiastic student support, the kind of support that only students who ac- complish have for one another. A student from Reno High School can go to any competition, athletic or academic, and be proud to represent his school. This applies anywhere: across town, across state, or across the country. The red and the blue has become a sym- bol of scholastic and athletic superiority. We have only to loob to ourselves for ex- amples of what most schools dream of: strength in all areas. We are proud, and we are united in our support of our school. At Reno High School. Students support each other. Kelly Foole displays her excitement over yet another junior Powder Puff touchdown. DOING HER SHARE for the Husbiettes. Cathy McGovem helps raise money for the drill team by selling balloons at a football THE SKYS THE LIMIT ® lA