Hazen High School - Lonach Yearbook (Renton, WA)

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exp ssion through swimming. 2,2 Swim, swim, and swim some more! A new club was created this year for girls who want to lose weight, improve their figure, or meet new friends. In the 50 mile swim club, girls spent the year trying to do just that - swim 50 miles. The only officer was the recorder, Cindy Syjud, and the advisor was Miss .J tf-r,y if t ff: as 3,592 ,QQ X K Stechmann, Commenting on the club, one member said, It is a definite goal to work toward which requires determi- nation and dedication. Synchro, to me, is a way of express- ing what I feel through swimming. Such is the opinion of Blue Dolphin president, Pauline Huff. Advised by Miss Stechmann, the Blllfb Dolphins staged two water-acrobatic p ations this year. One was held 1 all nd the other in spring. Th se presentations involved not only water skills but the making of cos- tumes and props. Highlighting the year for synchro members was the arrival of special swim- suits. These suits were blue with one gold stripe on each side. With gradual improvement, synchro members proved to be an asset to Hazen by the end ofthe year. lp N

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Remember the tall, green Christmas tree in the cafeteria? Thanks to Torch members and their advisor, Mr.Long- well, a bit of Christmas spirit was added to Hazen last December. Torch is an honorary club, comprised of students who earn at least a 3.2 grade average for three quarters of each school year. This year, at one of the two yearly meetings, president Melody Hamilton passed out certificates of achievement to the members ofTorch.