Renton High School - Illahee Yearbook (Renton, WA)
- Class of 1950
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Each dance, game. and occurrence will combine to tcfm pleasant recollections of life at schools Though many will be absent tram these halls with the coming year, their deeds and experiences will be a part ot our tradition-the tradition which ras given Renton High a name to be upt 'Nd by the coming school generations. M11 f 1 1-41 I-1 ,A--1 ,fa I,- ,Z- .Vi 2 2' 2' if' X I DMINISTB 'l'l0 pw if Sf 'S-H' -af OLIVER M HAZEN Supermtendent B0 RD 0F DIRILCTUII DR M I SCHULTZ GEORGE DOBSON ELMO L WRIGHT Presudent -an-qs LOUIE CEBENINI GEORGE H HISEY RAYMOND H IOHNSON Vice President Secretary if W, N f-X STANLEY I THOMPSON Prmcupal W W C E fBeHmghamD Stanford Umversuty KARLJ WEBER Vxce Prmcupal W C E fBeIImghamP W S C Z2 HAROLD C BEST BARBARA BLISS Socral Studues Asst Football Vocal Musrc EnKlISl Drama and Basketball Coach Seattle Pacrtuc Colege U of W HM BEMIS U of W U of W 1 I .41 va- 'Std ARCHIE C BRESLIN Coordrnator of Dustrrbutrve Educalinonf Typrng EILEEN E BROWN Readrng Speech Correctron Unrversrty of Mmnesota wig .Chee x-4' ' ELSIE CHANDLER Language Arts U of W CEN E L COULON Dnrector of Recreation U c W 5:-1' hr' 'Y ' 1 51 DWIGHT FELTON MYRON H FINCH Physrcal Educatuon Drrver Counselor Health fm fl TJ? 4, CHARLES A BOWEN Physrcs Chemlstry Psychology U of W Q 41 WILLIAM I BROWN DUSALINE CAVALETTO Auto Mechanucs Llbrarran U of W Apprentuceshlp W E lEllensbur Tramnng Umversrty of Oregon .. Af' , x J? 5 I L DAVIDSON LOIS W FACH Lunchrooms Busrness Educatnon Bookkeep S IWas :ng Typrng Ccneral Busmess U ot W ,. ,..,r -gp MARGARET FINDLEY AURYLON FINK Language Arts Mathematrcs Vll Educatlon Athletic Coaching W C E 'Ellensbu Dakota Wesleyan Unuvers-ty State Teachers College Northern State Teachers U of W Umversnty of Iowa U ot W Nebraska College South Dakota 'K eq FRANCES FLINT DURY A FOX ELIZABETH CILLIS VIRGINIA CREENLEE Permanent Subststute Supervrsor of Industrial Arts Englrsh Latrn Crrls Physncal Educatron Iowa State College W W C E lBelIlnghaml Florrda State College Columbia W S C U of W 0 Unnversrty U of W if MRS NORMA HALLOWELL IUDITH HANNU an Language Arts 8 Study Hall Cheerleader x Chadron State Teachers Col Advisor lege Nebraska and Northern Northern Idaho College of Montana Teachers College Education ff 'Q' IOHN HEINLE VIVIAN HOLT MYRA L HUESTIS Industrial Arts Attendance Counselor Instrumental Music Dickinson State Teachers U of North Dakota Teachers Western Washington College Concordia oa College lNorth Dakota! College Columfbral University of Education U ofW U o N. CHRYSTAL R IENSEN CARL W IOHNSON HARLEY E K K F IOSEPH KOENIG Physical Education Community Social Studies Director of Drama and Stage Driver Training ie U of W junior High Track Oberlin College Ohio W 5 C pg IOHN I. KRISS DONALD M. LARSON IRWIN T. LEIFER MRS. RNICE LLOYD Social Science French, German Spanish, Physical Education Instructor, Family Livin, English 5 U. of W. Drivers' Training Coach . o W. U. of W. E. W. C. of E. 4Chen I ki kr' MRS. IOHN C. LOWE MABEL E. LUNDY CATHERINE T. MAGINNIS BLANCHE M. MARTIN English Mathematics 7 Language Arts l-JHSU-189 A775 U. of W. Seattle Pacific College U. of W. E. W, C. E. lCll2lI9Yl 4 6 j0SEPH C. McCULLY MARC T. McMINN LUCILLE L. MEHUS FRANCES MERRYMAN Mathematics, Ass't. junior journalism Sr. High Girls' Counselor Language Arts High Coach West Texas State Yankton College, South C. W. C. E. lEIIensburgl Western Michigan College, Dakota, U. of W. U. of Michigan LIV A. MEYERS MARY-ELEANOR MITCHELL RICHARD W. MOLBY WILLIAM L. 0'BRIEN Mathematics Art, Painting and Design Craft 7-8 Science, Coach U. of W. U. of W., Cornish School W. W. C. E. lliellinghaml Whitman College 1Wash.I MILDRED FRANCES PADDEN KENNETH PATTIE WALTER M PORTER VIRGINIA PRINGLE Language Arts Industrial Arts P A Advisor Industrial Arts Social Studies 9 Holy Names College Spokane W S C C W C E lEIIensbu gl U of W U of W U of W MRS FLORENCE REGAN DANIEL RICH LOWELL RICHARDS MRS VERA RICHARDSON Home Economics Language Arts journalism Dlfeded S'Udl95 College of Scholastics 4Mmnl Carleton College lMinnP U ofW W C E lsellmgham U of W U of W Columbia Teachers College f gf .-7 14 MARY E ROBERTS RANDALL ROCKHILL MARGARET M ROSE GERTRUDE SCHLAUCH Language Arts 8 Supervisor ot Music junior High Counselor Music MINWCNIIWICS St Cloud Teachers College U of W Seattle Pacific U of W Linfield College loregonl i , .'.'.- - . . , .-- I' , .. I. 5, W 41 lg . 'S y 1 - I VA i 4 -.Eff , s gig. S3 S- A ,cr . Q Y. I f! ! .gf fl X ot .J H RUDOLPH H. SEPPI MAY A. SHAFT RITA SHERWOOD Head Counselor Mathematics 7th Language Arts and C. W. C. E. 1Ellensbur . State Teachers' College. Social Studies Stanford University Minot. North Dakota . W. C. E. lChen y UMW .n-1. -is ir- LAURA SHOOK CELIA B SHULTZ BERTHAL SKORDAHL AGNES STEWART Public Health Nure Practical Arts Language Arts Cirls Physical Education Virginia Mason Hospital and W E lEllensbu an U of South Dakota Supervisor U of W U of W Health Co ordinator S Q , 'U' 1. 0 1 -P 'tv' Y IUNE STULTZ IOHN E SUZILK ETHEL K SWENSON ARTHUR H TOWNE Home Economics Phys cal Education Language Arts 9 Administrative Assistant Iowa State College W C E 'Bellrnghaml C A College St Peter Minn U ol W fb -Q- Sv 'bfx '1 '7 .4 MRS HARRIET TROLSON LEO M WARD A C WARWICK KATHRYN L WATT Home Economics Mathematics Football Coach Attendance Supervisor Commercial Utah State College Eastern Oregon College and 'Ta 1 o S UofW 2 My many. PAUL WELLS Biolo U ot W Q 1' up i ...Q- -I if' OLGA WRANSTEDT HEL WYCKOFF IAMES A YOUNG Girls Physical Educatnon Mathematics 8 Instrumental Music ol I a U of W U of W Y 'r DlCK MAJOR DICK ANDERSON CATHERINE LEDINC-HAM Vice President President Secretary BUABD 0F C0 TIIIIL Renton High s student governing body the board of control similar to any organization that endeavors to function smoothly is represented by members chosen by the students themselves Every roll rcom has a voice in all matters brought before the board No problem concerning the welfare and betterm nt of Renton High is thouvht too great nor too small to handle by these representatives The Board me ts every other school week to discuss financial matters governing of service clubs and authorizing all other pressing problems. Any questions on these matters are carried back to the rooms by the members for discu.s.on in order that the 'will of the students may be voiced. This year the Board, under the guidance of Mr. Karl J. Weber, vice-principal contributed the following to the l949-SO season: l. The High School entered a three-year agreement with Clint W. Lee Company so that students will get a better price on announcements for graduation. 2. New uniforms were purchased this year for the band, basketball and baseball squads. 3, We contributed to the March of Dimes, the Junior Red Cross, Community Chest. The Board of Control gave an impetus to the filling of Junior Red Cross gift boxes through setting up a little store where these articles may be purchased so that a uniformity of sizes may be obtained to make packing easier. 4. We are co-operating with Auburn High School in the formation of the Puget Sound League Student Council, We contemplate this will aid in clarifying student problems that are common to all schools cf the league such as: letters and chevrons, school sweaters, girls' play days, exchange assemblies, etc. 5. 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FLORENCE BOWER 'Entered from Garfield High Schooll Girls' Club II, IZ. LOUISE BROOKS Girls' Club IO, ll, IZ: Chorus IO, IZ: Girls' Sports I0 DICK BURROWS Boys' Club IO, II, IZ: Chess Club II. IZ: Decoration Committee for junior Prom II. Annual Staff IZ: Senior High Chorus IZ: Fall Play IZ: Spanish Club IO: Iunlor Red Cross Council IZ: Decoration Committee for Senior Ball IZ. HELEN BURROWS Chess Club: Girls' Club: Senior High Girls' Glee. RICHARD E. BURSIEL Dick Boys' Club IO, ll, IZ: Pep Band ll, IZ. KEITH BURTON Boys' Quartet II, IZ: Boys' Club IO. II, IZ: Iunior Varsity Football IO: Chorus IO, II, IZ: Solo Contest II. BARBARA BYERS Buttons Board of Control II: Girls' Glee Club IO, II, IZ: Girls' Club IO, Il, IZ: Bus Patrol IO. CHARLES CADWELL Football I0: Basketball Manager IO: Track II: Fire Squad IO. I2 Parking Crew IZ. Boys' Club IO. ll, IZ: Lettermen's Club IO, ll. IZ EVELYN CAIN Evcy Girls' Club IO. ll, IZ' Library IO Attendance Office IZ. BEVERLY CARNEY Bev Girls' Club IO. II. IZ: Lettergirls' Club IO. II. IZ: Latin Club IG. II, IZ, Girls' Sports IO, ll. IZ GLORIA CARPINE Girls Club IO. II. IZ' Lettergirls' Club III Girls' Club Representative IZ, Curl of the Month IZ. DOREEN CARR Dreen Editor of Chieftain IZ. Ushers' Club ll, IZ: Councilors' Office ll: Nurses' Office IZ' Girls' Club IO, II, IZ: Clean-Up Committee for lumor Prom II: Advertising IZ? Paper Staff II, IZ. Recreational Council IZ. RON CAVANAUGH Band I IO, II, IZ: lumor Varsity Football II: Varsity Football IZ: Boys' Club IO, II. IZ: Lettermen's Club IZ. QQ 'U QQ is 51' in 2- 45 ir 4' in Q Q- 7 L. M V' :X 5-' gf r 5 40' 'Des 1- Q -, Q 1011 IERRE CUSTER General Boys' Club IO, II, IZ, I, V. Football IO, Il: Track Manager IO: Lettermen's Club IO, II. IZ, Fire Squad IO, 11, IZ, Hall Patrol II, Parking Patrol II, IZ, Fall Play IZ. ROSAMOND W, DAVIS Rose 4Entered from Chaffey Union High School, Ontario, Californial Dramatics Club II3 French Club II, IZ, Camera Club II, World Friendship Club IO, II, One World Club II: junior Class Play II: Patriotic Speech Contest II: German Club IZ: Girls' Club I2. BOB DEERING Cactus Boys' Club IO, II, IZ: Basketball Manager IO: Lettermen's Club II, IZ: Fire Squad IO, II: Parking Patrol II, IZ, Office Worker II, Boys' Club Representative IO, II. IACK DeWEESlf Greasy Boys' Club I0, II, IZ. ROSS DIVELBISS Ping Pong Boys' Club IO, II, IZ. ROSE MARY DOIAN Rosie Girls' Sports I0, ll, IZ, Librarian II: Lettergirls' Club IO, II, IZ, Stage Crew II, IZ: Girls' Club IO, ll, IZ. LENORE DONOHUE Lennie 1Entered from South Kitsap High, Port Orchard, Wn.l Girls' Club IO, II, IZ, Latin Club IO, IZ, Torch Society IO. WILLIS EASTER Boys' Club IO, II, IZ. IACKQUELYN ELLIOTT Iac Girls' Club IO, II, IZ, Girls' Sports IO, II. IOHN ENGEBRETSON johnny Dramatics Club II. IZ: All School Show IO, II, IZ: Latin Club II, IZ, Solo Contest IO, Il. IZ: Varsity Quartet II, IZ: Fall Play II: Boys' Club IO, Il, IZ. ROBERT ERICKSON t'8ob Stage Crew IO, II, IZ: Public Address Crew IO. Il, IZQ Boys' Club IO, II, IZ: Track II, FRANK FALL IEntered from Butte, Montana! Football II, Board of Control Il, IZ, Spanish Club II Boys' Club IO, II, IZ, Lettermen's Club II, IZ: Hall Patro II, Fire Patrol IZ, Slip Collector IZ. IAMES FELS Boys' Club IO, II, IZ. BOB FEY Boys' Club IO, II. IZ: Board of Control IZ1Fire Patrol I0, IZ: Orchestra IO: Band I IO, II, IZ: Photo Club IZQ Baseball IZ. DOUGLAS FINCH Doug Band I0, II, Boys' Club IO. II, IZ. dv.:- av: EW WMM .41 X7 Q- alll pt YQ..- 'X :ls- .-if- if ? 1 my IT 'bf-' inns K' 'CJ 10128 . ,-1-, all I g Q. Far X' 51' 1 ATT:-fe' 1' .4 1 L GEORGE GUNDERSON Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 Chess Club 11, 121 Chess Club President 121 Torch 11, 12. MAURICE HAGEN Boys' Club 10, 11, 121 junior Prom Committee 11. EVELYN HAMMOND Ev Cheerleader 11, 121 Recreational Council 11, 121 Main Office 121 Dramatics Club 122 Lettergirls' Club 10, 113 Latin Club 10, 11, 121 Torch Society 10, 113 junior Council 115 Annual Staff 121 Standard Committee 10, ll, 121 Girls' Sports 103 Girls' Club Representative 101 Fall Play 121 Rollroom Secretary 111 Girls' Club 10, 11, 121 Recreational Leadership 121 junior Prom Decorating Committee 113 Homecoming Princess 12. MARljANE HANNUS janie Assembly Committee 11: Senior Ball Decoration Committee 121 jr. Prom Decoration Committee 111 Band I 10, 11, 121 Orchestra 10, 11, 12: Lettergirls' Club 11, 121 Girls' Sports 10, 11, 121 Commercial Club 121 Basket Room 11, 121 Spanish Club 10, 11, 12. BARBARA HANSEN Hans Lettergirls' Club 11, 121 Torch 10, 11, 121 Ushers' Club 10, 123 Photo Club 10, 112 Basket Room 11, 121 Annual Staff 121 Recreational Council 121 Girls' Club 10, ll, 121 Spanish Club 10, ll, 121 Girls' Sports 10, 11, 121 Standard Committee 111 Dance Committee 121 Senior Ball Decoration Committee 12. RALPH HARE Phil Football 10, 11, 12, Track 10, 112 Lettermen's Club 11, 121 Fire Patrol 121 Boys' Club 10, 11, 12. IOANNE HAUGAN Torch Society 10, 11, 123 Office Worker 11, 121 Annual Staff 121 Spanish Club 10, 11, 121 Spanish Club Vice President 111 Roll Room Secretary 111 Standard Committee 111 Girls' Sports 11, 12: Letter?irls' Club 121 junior Prom Committee 111 Girls' Club 10, 1, 121 Dramatics Club 10. VALERIE HAUSER Val Solo Contest 111 Glee Club 10, 11, 121 Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 junior Prom Committee 11. EDWARD HEDLUND Boys' Club 10, 11, 12. LORRAINE HENDERSON Girls' Sports 113 Girls' Club 10, 11. 121 School Paper 11, 121 Spanish Club 101 Bulletin Board 11. FLOYD HEWITT Spanish Club 103 Boys' Club 10, 11, 12: Football Manager 10, 11. 121 Lettermen's Club 10, 11. 121 Hall Patrol 10. 123 Fire Patrol 11, 123 Game Patrol 10, 11. 121 Roll Room Vice President 11. 12. BOB HOEY Torch 10. 11, 121 Boys' Club 10, 11. 123 Track 10, 11, 122 Trumpet Trio 10, 11, 123 Solo Contest 11, 121 Lettermen's Club 11, 121 Pep Band 10, ll, 123 Orchestra 10, ll. 12. DOLORES HOFFMAN DoIor Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Girls' Sports 10, 11. 121 Lettergirls' Club 10, 11, 12: Commercial Club 10. 11. 121 Bulletin Board Commnttee 121 Nurses' Office ll, 121 junior Red Cross 10, 111 Girls' Club Representative 121 French Club 10. PHIL HOCE Boys' Club 10, ll. 12: Hall Patrol 121 Basketball Manager 11: Photo Club 12: Parking Patrol 121 Lettermen's Club 11, 12. DARLENE HUGHES Girls' Club 10. 11. 123 Spanish Club 10, 11, 12: Standard Committee 121 Lcttergirls' Club 111 Girls' Sports 10, 11. 12. VN: 1 VCL? ,-M1 4,-rr ZZ' 4 al Y Q 'eng all 5 , NJ X 'Q' 'gr .ax IC' 1011 BETTY IEAN KOTERBA Senior High Girls' Glee Club 10, 11, 123 Girls' Club 10, 11. 12. HAROLD LAPTHORNE Scotty lr. Varsity Football 103 Boys' Club 10, 11, 1 3 Latin Club 11. CATHERINE LEDINGHAM Cathy Photo Club 103 Board of Control 11, 123 Solo Contest 103 Lettergirls' Club 10, 123 Commercial Club 10, 11, 123 Election Committee 103 Main Office 11, 123 S. B. A. Secretary 123 Standard Committee3 Plaque Committee 113 Girls' Club Representative 103 Torch Society 11, 121 Make- up Crew 10, 11, 123 Girls' Sports 10, 11, 123 Latin Club 103 Girls' Club IO, 11, 123 Dramatics Club 11, 123 Budget Review Committee 111 Senior Council 12. LEONA LEE Girls' Club 10, 11. 123 Girls' Sports 10, 1 Club 11, 123 Ushers' Club 10, 11, 123 Vice Club 123 Main Office 123 Attendance Office Committee 10, 123 Annual Staff 123 Girl of the lunior Prom Decorating Committee 11. MARLENE D. LINES Mari Girls' Sports 103 Ushers' Club 10, ll, 123 French Club 11, 123 Attendance Office 11, 123 Girls' Torch Society 10, 11, 123 Tolo Committee 113 Girls' Glee Torch Breakfast Decoration Committee 10. BARBARA LIPPERT Bobie Dramatics Club 11, 12, Girls' Sports 11, 123 Torch 10, 11 Lettergirls' Club 123 Chess Club Secretary 11, 123 Staff 123 Basket Room 123 lunior Council 113 Girls ROBERT LUNDQUIST Bob Pep Band 10, 113 Boys' Club 10, 11. 123 Track Mgr. 10,111 Latin Club 11, 123 Torch 10, 11, 123 Dramatics Club10, 11,123 Fall Play 10. 11, 123 Latin Club President 113 Torch President 123 Band I 10: Boys' Club Representative 123 Lettermen's Club 10, 11, 123 Annual Staff 10, 11, 123 Associate Editor lllahee 113 Senior Editor Illahee 123 Assembly Com- mittee 113 Program Committee lunior Prom 113 Program Committee Senior Ball 12. CAROLE LYONAIS Board of Control 103 Decoration Committee for Mothers' Tea 113 Program Committee for lunior Prom 113 Basket Room 123 Girls' Sports 11, 123 Lettergirls' Club 123 Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Recreational Leadership 12. IACQUELINE MAGNUSON jackie Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Fall Play 10. 113 All School Show 10, 11: Nonette 113 lunior Prom Decorating Committee 113 Girls' Club Representative 10, 11: Drama Club 10, 11, 123 Torch Society 103 Spanish Club 10, 11, 123 Solo Contest 123 Halloween Dance Committee 123 Chorus 11, 12. CONRAD MAIACK IEntered from Anchorage Highm Boys' Club 10, 12. DICK MAIOR Mai Student Body Vice President 123 Baseball 10, 11, 123 B- Squad Basketball 10. 113 Basketball 12: Lettermen's Club 121 Board of Control 10, 11, 123 Torch 10, 123 Fire Squad 11, 123 Hall Patrol 121 Annual Staff 113 Boys' Club 10. 11, 123 Spanish Club 10, 113 Constitution Revision Committee 103 Plaque Committee 11. 12. BONNIE MARR Ushers' Club 10, 11, 123 Girls' Sports 10, 11, 12: Lettergirls' Club 10. 11, 123 Orchestra 10: Latin Club IO, 11, 123 Attendance Office 121 Girls' Club 10, 11. 12: Mothers' Tea Serving Committee 10, 11: Tolo Dance Committee 113 All School Show 103 Torch Society 10. IIM MARTIN Boys' Club 10, 11, 12. BILL MASEL Boys' Club 10, 11, 121 Lettermen's Club 10. 11, 123 Board of Control I1, 12: Parking Patrol 11, 123 Hall Patrol 123 Basketball Manager 10. BOB MATHIESON Mattie Track IO, 11, 123 Hall Patrol 10. 11, 123 Football 10, 113 Parking Patrol 113 Basketball Patrol 113 Lettermen's Club 10, 11, 12: Fire Patrol BZ: Sliplgollecting 123 Boys' Club 1 , 11, , -I sis 3,6 Q-dr 2 IURS F 6 1.3.4-v GEORGE NAKAGAWA lEntered from Highline 111 Boys' Club 11, 123 Torch 12. jACK NEAL Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 Pep Band 10, 113 Senior Band 10. 11, 123 junior-Senior Orchestra 10, 113 Annual Staff 10, 123 Office Worker 123 Cheerleader 123 Dramatics Club 10, 11, 125 Fall Play 123 Torch 103 Cornet Trio 10, ll, 123 Solo Contest 10, 11, 123 Decorating Committee junior Prom 11' Boys' Club Representative 123 Spanish Club 10, 11, 12. BILLIE jEAN NELSON Girls' Sports 12, Library 113 Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Girls' Club Council 10. MARION NELSON Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Spanish Club 10, 111 Girls' Sports 10, 11, 123 Lettergirls' Club 11, 12, BRUNO NlCOLl Nick Boys' Club 10, 11, 12: Football 113 Basketball 10, 11, 123 Baseball 10, 11, 123 Office Staff 123 Fire Patrol 11, 123 Lettermen's Club 10, 11, 12. RUTH NOMURA Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Girls' Club Representative ll: junior Prom Decorating Committee 113 Dramatics Club 123 Annual Staff 123 Fall Play Production 12. FLOYD O'CONNELL Skellie Boys' Club 10, ll, 123 Football 10, 11, 123 Basketball 10, 11, 123 Baseball 10, 11, 123 junior Council lll Lettermen's Club 10, 11, 123 Dance Committee 10, 11, 123 Board of Control 10, 11, 123 Fire Squad 10, 11, 123 Hall Patrol ll: Office Worker 113 Track Patrol 11. MERNIE OLIVER Olive Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Spanish Club 10, 11, 121 Drama Club 11, 123 Commercial Club 11, 123 Fall Play 10, 11, 123 Board of Control 101 Torch 10, ll: Girls' Club Representative 12. SHlRLEY OLSON Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Girls' Sports 10, 11, 123 Lettergirls' Club 10, 11. 123 Annual Staff 10, 12, Standard Committee 10, 11: Chairman of Bulletin Board 12: Board of Control 123 Chairman of Dance Committee 123 Commercial Club 10, 11, 123 Latin Club 103 Decoration Committee junior Prom 111 Girls' Glee 103 Girls' Club Council 103 Mothers' Tea Com- mittee: Senior Ball Decoration Committee 12. RONALD ORN Satch Boys' Club 10, 11, 12: Band 10, 11, 12: Board of Control 10, 113 Football 10, 11: Pep Band 10: Orchestra 103 Fire Patrol 123 Roll Room Vice President 12. FINN OSTERAA Bill Boys' Club 10, 11, 12: Football 11, 123 Track 10. 11, 121 Roll Room Vice President 113 Polio Committee 11. jOAN O'SULLlVAN Girls' Club 10. 11 ,213 Latin Club 10. 11, 121 Commercial Club 10. 11, 123 Girls' Sports 10. 11, 12: Standard Com- mit1ee1l,12:Torch1O.11, GERALD PARKER Scotty 1Entered from Ludington, Mich, 111 Track 10: Football 101 Boys' Club 11, 12. ANDY PARRINELLO j. V. Football 10, 11: Board of Control 10. 12: Boys' Club 1O, 11, 12: Track 10. 11, 123 Fire Patrol 123 Spanish Club 10, 11. 12: Chess Club 11, 12. DALE PASTORE Boys' Club IO. ll, 12. -.J-. x 1 41. 1 -'cis fi. 1 ag ug- il be QS' 36 'L' . Nqr 1 15 2 -Q5 ,oh 14. Z urs ---r 3 2 1 .- my I? A '1 B 41' All T' 2 '-up. ga' 9 s... :gr ,4- sf ' 4 rl-,1 1011 4: I P SAMUEL RUFFALO Ruff Hall Patrol 12: Fire Patrol 10, 11. 123 1. V. Basketball Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 Boys' Club Representative 3 Track 11, 12. PATRICIA RUKLIC Pat 1Entered from Canoga Park High 121 Girls' League 10, 113 World Friendship 10, 113 Standards 123 Executive Board 10. NANCY RYAN Ushers' Club 10, 113 Girls' Sports 10, 113 Latin Club 113 Lettergirls' Club 103 Girls' Club 10, 11. 12. ELAINE SAKAI Lettergirls' Club ll, 123 Girls' Sports 10, 11, 123 Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Torch Society 10, 11, 123 Latin Club 10, 11, 12. EVERETT SAUVE Sauve Football 10, 11, 123 Lettermen's Club 10, 11, 123 Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 Hall Patrol 113 Game Patrol 'Basketballl 10, 11, 123 Fire Patrol 11. 123 Lettermen's Committee 11, 12. BARBARA SCHILDT Nurses' Office 103 Girls' Club 10, 11. 123 Girls' Club Rep- resentative 113 Girls' Nonette 102 Solo Contest 11, 123 All School Show 10, 11, 123 Library 11 'first semesterl Lincoln High, FRED SCHMIDT Stage Crew 10, 11, 123 P. A. Crew 10, 11, 123 Senior Council 123 Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 1. V. Football 103 Retail Selling Club 12. KEN SCHMIDT Skeeten Boys' Club 10, 11. 123 Assembly Committee 12. HAROLD SCHULTZ Hal Boys' Club 10, 11, 12. DON SERESUN Seve Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 Annual Staff 103 Boys' Club Secretary 113 All School Show 111 Drama ll, 123 Roll Room Vice President 113 Board of Control 123 Lettermen's Club 10, 11, 123 lunior Prom Cleanup 113 Football 10. 11, 123 Track 11, 123 Fire Patrol 10, 11. 123 Basketball Patrol 11, 123 Dance Committee 113 Senior Council 12, DON R. SEVEREID Pee Wee Boys' Club 10. 11, 12. DIAN SHAW Di Girls' Club 10, 11, 12: Lettergirls' Club 11, 123 Drama Club 11, 123 Fall Play 10, 123 Latin Club 10, 11, 123 Basket Room 11. 123 Torch 10, 11. 121 Chess Club 11, 12: Girls' Sports 10, 11, 12: lr. Prom Decorating Committee: Sr. Ball Decora ating Committee3 Annual Staff 123 Mothers' Tea Committee 11. BlLLlE SIDEBOTHAM William Girls' Club 10. 11, 12: Standards Committee 10, 113 Torch Society 10. 112 junior Prom Decorating Committee 113 Bulletin Board Committee 12: Roll Room Secretary 101 Poster Committee 11: Roll Room Chairman 12. CHERYL SMITH Cherry Girls' Club 10, ll. 123 Glee Club 103 Senior Band 10, 113 Drama Club 123 Girls' Sports 10, 113 Retail Selling Club 12. MARY 10 SMITHSON Chieftain News Staff 113 Girls' Club 10, 11, 12. .1 1 . Y ,Q V 9- 14 49 41 -2 ,ae 41 'Q' ff ,fi 9 1 i T -I '37 'L 9- 'O '11 It, l -,,.2'a. , 3 3 X 1 17 '? Q 9 - XL' ,4 J 1011 FRANK TONKIN lim Golf 10, Stage Crew 11, 12, Boys' Club 10, 11, 12. NICK TONKIN Hot Rod Stage Manager 11, 12, Stage Crew 10, 11, 12, P. A. Crew 10, ll, 12, Boys' Club 10, ll, 12, DAVE TOWNE Dirty Dave lEntercd from Auburn High 111 Football 10, 11, 12, Track 10, 11, 12, Boys' Club Representa- tive l0, Board of Control 11, 12, junior Council ll, Hi-Y Club 10, Key Club 10, Lettermen's Club 10, 11, 12, Spanish I Club President 10, Lettermen's Advisory Board 12, Hall Patrol 11, 12, Fire Patrol 11, 12, Boys' Club 10, 11, 12. MARILYN TWITCHELL Glee Club 10, 11, Chorus 12, Girls' Club 10, 11, 12. ALLAN UNBEDACHT AI Boys' Club 10, 11, 12, Fire Patrol 12, Lettermen's Club 10, 11, 12, Lettermen's Advisory Board 11, 12, Track 10, 11, 12, Football B-squad 10. Festival Band 11, 12, Band 10, 11. 12, Festival Orchestra 11, 12, Orchestra 10, 11, 12, Dramatics Club 11, 12, Annual Staff 11, 12, Roll Room Vice President 10, Cheerleader 11, Drum Maior 11, 12, lunior Prom Com- mittee 1l, Board of Control 10. BENIAMIN URVINA lEntered from Cleveland Highl Boys' Club 10, 11, 12. ROBERT R, VAN MECHELU Slug Roll Room Secretary 10, Boys' Club 10, 11, 12. FRED WARD Track 10, Senior High Chorus 10, 11, Boys' Club 10, 11, 12. DOLORES WARE De Girls' Club 11, 12, Latin Club 12, BILL WARNER Boys' Club 10, ll, 12. BETTY IANE WASHBURN Annual Staff 11, 12, Drama Club 11, 12, Drama Club Secretary 12, Cheerleader 11, 12, Makeaup Crew 11, 12, Standard Committee 11, 12, Fall Play 12, Girls' Club 10. 11. 12, Torch Society 11, Roll Room Secretary 10, Commercial Club 10, 11, Girls' Sports 10, 11: Lettergirls' Club 11, Bulletin Board Committee 12, lunior Prom Decorating Com- mittee 11, Dramatics Assembly 12, Spanish Club 12. MARIE AILEEN WATSON Girls' Sports 10, 11, 12, Lettergirls' Club 11. 12, Girls' Club 10, 11, 12, Commercial Club 11, 12: Lettergirls' Club President 12, Counselors' Office 11, 12, Toy Drive 10, Standards Committee 10, 11, 12, junior Prom Decoration 11, Home Room Secretary 10, Girl ot the Month 10, Home- coming Queen 12. VERTA WEBSTER Birdie Girls' Club 10, 11, 12. PAUL WELCH Boys' Club 10, 11, 12. VERNON WIK. Will Boys' Club 10, 11, 12, Football Manager 11, 12: Lettermen's Club 11, IZ -'are .Jr pl- 1 Q... 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A T fzfx' 224' 4 45' J KIEM-14 g ffd 4-f' , i- .. ,, fN 9 Ar 'ox only fi' Q-, '57 SST' FLORA ILLIAN BONNIE ARNQUIST VINNIE COOPER President Vice President Secretary GIRLS' CLUB The Girls' Club is an organization for all Senior High School girls, giving an opportunity for every girl to participate in its many activities. Under the capable supervision of its advisor, Mrs. Mehus, the Girls' Club had another very outstanding year. Who can forget the Mothers' Tea, the Tolo dances, Courtesy week or our Christmas food drive? These activities will long be remembered in the social life of each and every student. BUYS' CLUB The Boys' Club, under the supervision of Mr. Rudolph Seppi, has completed another chapter in its fine history. The activi- ties of the club are planned to carry out their part in general welfare work, discipline, and student morale, and offer good training in citizenship and character building. The following calendar of Boys' Club activities illustrates how well it carries out its part in the progress of the school. September l6: The officers were introduced and Mr. Stanley Thompson gave a short talk on What Do You Gain From a High School Education? October 27: The Girls' and Boys' Club held a joint meeting and Teenage Problems were discussed by a panel of parents and students. November l5: Dad's Night. Open house was declared and the boys and their fathers were entertained in the auditorium by the Pep Band, followed by an exhibition by Seattle University basketball team. December l6: Career Day is sponsored through the combined efforts of the Girls' and Boys' Clubs. Vocational speakers from many different fields were present. February 28: The Washington State Department presented a program on hunting and fishing. April 25: The club conducted a talk on the plaque system and other items of interest to the students. at oils. 1? a,,s 'VCI' 'il' DEE JARDINE OWEN PROCTOR RONNIE ROBERTSON President Vice President Secretary if ',.. v'+' .nf LAURNELL COOPER BOB LUNDQUIST JEAN KAWACHI Vlce Presudent Presudent Secretary TIIBCII SOClE'l'Y The Torch Socuety under the capable guudance of Mass Elsue Chandler ns one of the most respected clubs nn school To become a member a student must have a scholastnc average of 3 2 or better and three tnmes out of 4 quarters After beung on Torch for three consecutxve years the sensors receive a permanent Torch pm at the award assembly whlch ns held on the last day of school Some of the clubs actlvntues throughout the year are decorating the Torch Chrnstmas Tree In the mann foyer conductung assemblies and the annual Torch Breakfast held an the sprung whlch Torch alumna are cordially :nvrted to attend 'K' 1 Q TORCH CHRISTMAS TREE I 2 , T A N 2 Q, 2,1 Q v,Q 1 f B ' - If 1, . . , . s T J an 4 ' W C , ,ff ' Q - 1919.2 Q3 :QQ ' 154 I I A ' Y G t J 1 - -2 . - .. qc 5-Q Vx EROPQT ROW left to right Marcia MacDonald Soma Edwards Laurnell Cooper lean Kawachi Barbara Lippert Dian Shaw Bob Lundquit Diane Hou ard L o ee hirley Olson Evelyn Hammond Betty Washburn SECOND ROW Evenell Hagerty Ben Kitaio Monty Cooke Dick Burrows Ronald Abbott lad? Neial Zac: Dime Darwin McTighe Bob Prandi Ruth Nomura THIRD ROW Phyllis Matta Beverly Burnett Karen Strom lance Reynolds Donna Thomas Barbara Hansen Ioanne Haugan Doris Cooke Gwyneth Bunker Lavonne Lawrence Darlene Welch NN AL STAFF of the year which will become cherished memories in the future Special mention is due to the following for playing key roles in a job well done Miss Schlauch the advisor Bob Lundquist and Diane Hougardy Senior and Junior Editors respectively Mr Larson Mr Fox and the Photography Club and Miss Mitchell with her co operative art students PlI0'l'0 CLUB The active members of the Photo Club under the supervision of Mr Dury A Fox have completed another year successfully The purpose of the club has been to furnish the Annual and the school paper with photographs besides learning the art of taking pictures and processing them Although handicapped with the lack of room fair results have been obtained 2 3 FIRST ROW left to right lames Luby Tony Smart Bill Lang lean Kawachi Lorna Pals Leonard Edwards lack Adams Norman Nobach Ben Kitaio SECOND ROW Bob Fey Phil Hoge Don Cossett Monty Cooke Cary Dime loel Zappalo Bob Piper Don Scholes Don Erickson I A .I ,e V X I 1 4 ' 4g 1 V 1 , I X5 4 E ' tx -L ' L Y a x '- C f 1 i A 'X .Q , - x This annual staff is responsible for the building and shaping of the H49-SO lllahee, Their duty was to record the events A ,.. 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X , 4 l ,l -1 it SEATED left to right Doreen Carr Edrtor un Chief Flora Ilhan Feature Edutor Duck Anderson S arts Edt STAN p lor DING Verlores Mules Morgue Edntor Lorrame Henderson Associate Edutor Bull Betts Exchange Edrtor THE CIIIEFTAIN The Paper Staff under the dnrectlon of Mrs Mary T McMlnn and Mr Lo ll R h d we nc ar s has been hnghly successful thus year The members of the Paper Staff are the students responsuble for the e g of the Renton Hugh Chleftaln whrch appears monthly The maternal that goes unto the school paper us supervqsed fyfrhe YQIEIIOUS tors written by the Journalrsm classes and approved by the advasor The Chneftaun edutors are, appolnfed eaclgjemesfer the advnsor Most of the work on the paper us accomplished through trme and effort donated bykthxeastatf after school Rs! ,514 ' hw SECOND SEMESTER SEATED lett to ngllt Slnrley Olson Co Edrtor rn Chnef Beverly Marr Co Assocrate Edrtor Nancy Mattarnl Co Associate Editor STANDING Yvonne Donway Copy Edrtor Duane Hougardy Feature Editor Helen Chudester Co Edntor rn Clnet Cary Kent Sports Editor SNQN as E . ,ix W Q ,, M -5 ANAYMWTT h , 'mm .a f. , s , y - c 2 M V' ' W, WA Q - , ' v -.--.. -.-...T.--..r Y . 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' My W , , , I I . 2 - ' ' ' I - - 45 fe, 1 K' -A Fi STANDING left to rrght lean Lanscrardr loan lrwrn Ruby johnson Rosemary Crass: Betty Slprla Darlene Nncmr Pat Foster Lucrlle lacobs Madelene Zannetta Delora Lee Frazee Darlene Saddorrs SEATED loanne Cuay Marlean Bleker llene Nrbarger Delores Rl: Donna Chamberlrn Beverly Shaft LIBB BIANS Under the capable supervlslon of lvllss Dusallna Cavaletto and her assistant Mrs Betty Slplla our lubrary has run very smooth ly thus year The lubrarlan. not only take care of checklng out books but they also have the refponslblluty of lendlng out the Audio Vrsual equupment and keeplng the pamphlets and cllppnngs In order Much of the work rs also done by the l8 Student Llbrarlans lt IS thelr duty to check books and magazlnes ln and out and keep the book shelves un order CHESS CL B One of our clubs that has galned considerable recognutlon and eftuclencv thus year lS the Chess Club which has become re nowned for some snappy poems ln the bulletln announclng thelr meetxngs The club has been operatlng since last year and has made considerable progress under the dlrectlon ot Mr D Nl Larson advisor and George Gunderson lst semester oresudent Al though membershlp rs comparatlvely low enthuslasm IS hugh Cllfford l-loule was chosen as presldent for the Znd semester Under has guidance the club has been seeking to bring the joys of chess playing to more students Many new members have found that one need not be an rntellectual glant to learn the game FIRST ROW left to rnght Mary Ives ludy Peterson Duck Allen George Gunderson Dnan Shaw Grace Susumn Barbara Knppert SECOND ROW Clwftord Houle lam Srruth Bull jenmngs Rolland Peterson Duck Burrows THIRD ROW Don Kcrr Stanley Huscland A ' rf A f P1 V, H ,.. 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T of FIRST ROW left to ruglut lean Crav Margaret Mead Beverly Burnett Arduth Cuebunk SECOND ROW Don Custer Bob Fogelmaru Duck Burrows Leonard Kellomemu JU IOR RED CBUSS The Jr Red Cross an actuve servuce club opened uts annual Junuor Red Cross Druve wuth an assembly un October Colleen Blumhardt chaurman of the councul presuded Some of the useful actuvutues undertaken by the councul were sackung candy for the communuty Halloween and Chrustmas partues and makung Chrustmas tree and table decoratuons for the hosputals un Seattle and Tacoma ln the early sprung all the roll rooms under the durectuon of the councul fulled guft boxes for the chuldren of Europe The councul members worked long and hard thus year wuth theur advusors Muss May Shaft and Muss Celua Shultz and deserve a lot of credut for theur fune work Thr mrmbers or the Junuor Rui Cross Councul are Joan Cray Beverly Burnett Bob Fogelman Bernuce Klunger Charles Lmscuurrlu Ann Drlwurerutu Jonwthun Edwurds Mwrguret Mead Leonard Kellonuemu Duane Plwruo Sarah Jane Alluson Erun lr xg lr ulur OConnor Mmrulyn Cuuclnunlf Duck Burrows Colleen Blumhardt Marlene Mc uade Don Custer Myrna Abrahamson ur Vlfuutf uu C MMILRCI LCLUB Programs? Buy a program? us heralded aboxe the roar of the crowds at football games by members of one of the most actuve clubs un school the Commercual Club The Commercual Club members work un shufts at the football staduum sellune programs sellung tuckets at basketball games sellung advanced tuckets durung study halls and takung care of any cashuer work for plays school dances and annual sales Mr Heunle as a most capable advusor has helped the prcsudent of the club Patty McCann the vuce presudent Dorus Ander son and the secretary Jane Puper to lead the organuzatuon through another successful year .4 glESTHliOW Iftf NE: rught SLeola Pollard Ann lustus Shurley Lotto loan OSuIIrvan Betty McCann Patty McCann lane Puper Dorus Anderson Laverne c mo C E e ar een arner onua dwards Carolyn Orvella Atha Clcununger SECOND ROW Mernue Oluver Carol Kurkman Ruta Mead Charlotte Goldman Barbara Clarke leanne Shuunan Barbara Fuller Ardene Best Nora Frtzpatruck Lorna Pals Evelyn Monaghan Catherune Ledrngham THIRD ROW loan Cyrus Laurnell Cooper Donna Thomas Carol lohnson Mane Watson Maruuane Hannus Shurley Olson Marulyn Muskxmens Flora llluan Charlotte Ledungham Margaret Ward Dolores Hoffman u l , ' : . , . 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I D 0 s - ' , Y J, , , Q l l , i - FIRST ROW left to rught Barbara Futzgerald Wanda Pollard Marulyn Pratt Phyllrs Matta lanette Rhea Karleen Nard Leona Lee Sally lo Stevens Barbara Hansen Beatrice Duval SECOND ROW Bonnue Arnquust Vunnue Cooper Margaret Mead Marcua MacDonald Mary Ann Nard Sue Hehr Peggy Duck Marlene Lunes Lous llllan Claudette Magnalua THIRD ROW Donna Nuchols Nancy Mattaunu Arlene Best Margaret LaValley Thera Brudgeman Mary Ives Arlecn Meadows Bonnue Marr Darlene Neumu USIIEBS' CLUB Thus year the Ushers Club under the superyusuon of Mr Ruch has contunued on un uts fruendly effucuent way You see the gurls at all the games plays and other publuc functuons hard on the job Much of the effucuency of thus plaque credut receuyung organuzatuon us due to the Presudent Karleen Nard Leona Lee and Vurgunua Janusch hold the offuces of Vuce Presudent and Secretary respectuvely The courteous busunessluke manner un whuch the gurls carry out theur jobs us very admurable and necessary The co operatuon displayed by the gurls us outstandung and thus contrubutes much to the success ol thus year s Ushers Club yn! ,.- ...-1 x..,..q FIRST ROW left to rught Gladys Acree Faunellle Crutchfueld Beverly Seles Vurgunua lanusch Marilyn Twutchcll Colleen Blumhardt Bonuta Bogh Pat Bogh Pat Foster SECOND ROW Beverly Burnett Duane Plano Karyl Wunnett Bcrnuce Klungcr Marlene McQuadc Marlys Hagen luckue Baggctt 3 . sf 4 A Q J f 5 ,f , S . R I J A I 4 r' - -n ,f A Y ju 11, -1 an ,I . ld 4 A 4? .pr 4? ov 57 FIRST ROW left to nght Harry Schellert I Prrtchard jerry Raub ack Drckrnson jack Weber Ken Bowden Dave Cady SECOND ROW Norman Nobach Allen Armstrong Don McDougal Roger Coodspeed Chuck Gearhardt Don Murdock Benny Fosnaugh HBE SQUA The Flre Squad under the dnrectuon of Mr Seppr Fare Chref Floyd OConnel and Assustant Fare Chnef Dave Towne should be complrmented for a splendud job thas year Each boy has a special rob durrng a ture drull such as checkrng wrndows extrnquushers portables lavatorles and the rafeterra After a drrll the patrol met with Renton Fare Chnef Floyd Lawrence and Assustant Chlef Mayland Walls who gave talks on drfferent types of tures and methods of fughtung them The squad conslsted of about 65 Junuor and Sensor Hugh Boys ,r Q .,, N f,4 4 1 FIRST ROW left to right Bob Hoey Floyd Hewutt Bull Masel Ron Orn lerre Custer Floyd OConnell Eldred Nlathlesan Andy Parrrnello Rrchard Rrley Bob Prandr Tom Hunt SECOND ROW Sam Rutfalo Bull Goodwin Ed Puhrch Ron Abbott jerry Yothcrs Ken Cowden Chuck Cadwell Carlo Sutha Everett Szuvc Bob Fey Ralph Hare THIRD ROW Bull Bauder Duck Mayor Bob Derrmg Owen Proctor Earl Bowden Sud jude Frank Fall Tom Cerbracht Don Seresun Dave Towne Bruno Nrcolr Bob Mathueson v ' 5 E' I - . D V an 6 I ' p u I 7- I . 7 I I ui I ,vff ' I T , WW Lu ' ' ' 'fu J .' Y ' . W ' I 'J L ' - . I l X - , ' : , im ' , . I ' ' .,,. z W :-.QL ' ' W ' 3 A ' WT: A U ' F -1--f' fm ' y W? Q ' X l T i N A ' 2 Q N--A 1 , ' - y . A Q - 8 S M A ' I 1. V D 4 . .D Y Q ll V , ' , f -6 w l , Q -: I ' Q 5 4 f' :-A A Y 'A, ' gs, 2 H l 4. FIRST ROW left to nght joanne Mrkkonen Glorra Cunmngham Loss Crookston Leola Pollard Betty Funoka Faunerlle Crutchfreld Evelyn Monaghan Sally lo Stevens Evelyn Hammond lean Kawachr loyce Phelps Catherine Ledlngham Mernre Oliver Mane Watson Carole Lyonals SECOND ROW Lucrlle lacobs Barbara Lrppert Ed Puhrch Bob Wnlllams Duck Mayor Eldred Mathreson Frank Fall Duck Bower Brll Masel lerry Yothers lack Neal Karleen Nard Delores Hoffman loanne Haugen THIRD ROW Don Seresun Bull Bauder Sud lude Owen Proctor Tom Cerbracht Leona Lee Beverly Qurstorff Marrrane Hannus Elizabeth Bolterman Barbara Hansen Marrlyn Mlskrmens Arlene Meadows Bonnre Marr Marlene Lmes Lllllan Wllkrns Dlan Shaw 0FFICE WUBKERS Always prepared ns the motto of the offnce workers Amnd the confusuon of the attendance offuce thungs always seem to work smoothly thanks to the efforts of the workers who collect check and record attendance slrps under the supervnsnon of Mass Holt Telephones are answered students called out of classes and general help rs glven by the workers supervrsed by Mrs Warren and Mrs Knrk rn the Mann Offrce Temporary teen age nurses take care of Mrss Shooks offuce whale she rs busy The counselors are assnsted by a group of workers that type fule and make themselves generally useful When we want a pencrl we rush to the S B A Store whnch as ably supervnsed by Muss Lundy Here we are greeted by an amuable clerk who rs ever wnllung to want on customers Last but not least are the basketgrrls who are a vutal part of the gym classes because of the and they guve the P E teachers ill ,,.. 'L' FIRST ROW left t rrght Barbara Fitzgerald Alrce Armstrong Frances Head Beverly Hagen Vnrglma lamsch Pat Peterson Atha Clomnger Beverly Seles Phyllrs Matta Evenell Hagerty leanette Rhea Dons Anderson Marilyn Pratt Shrrley Longer Marcua MacDonald Vlnnre Cooper SECOND ROW Bob Mosher Don Cheever Dorothy Gerard lean Lansclardm Betty Pavlrch Yvonne Donway loan Cyrus Barbara Kmdle Phyllis Abbott Ins Strandberg Beatrrce Duval Carol Kurkman Donna Kerr Carol Reeves Dons Cooke Ed Eaton THIRD ROW Norman Nobach Bull Anardr Henry lrlg Claude Acree Floyd OConnell Earl Bowden Bruno Nrcolr Tom Hunt Margaret Mead Ceraldme Zumwalt Mary Ellen Bodenhamer Phyllrs Ellyson Pat Pvan I Q' I I I 'fe 5 e - . 1 5 I . 3 A . T f 1 l 1 in Pi ' A ' -- Yr Y v f he , . . e fs' . . . .I I ..,, . , H . V . I .. . , . 1 in . l 3. Q 1 r 1,1 Av' G., P . ' 0 - : 4 ' ,' '. ' , ' .- -I I 'A , r I ' 1 , , . , , , , . 1 , 1 . , . -. I , .v I Z' I, ' y , , ' , ' l E FIRST ROW left to right lean Gray Evelyn Cain Nancy Clarke Pat Moran Leola Pollard Barbara Freeman Betty Koterba Helen Burrows Wanda Pollard SECOND ROW Cletrs lones Cheryl Smith Don Wilson Fred Schmidt Frank Tonkln Bruno Nicola Vernon Wrk Mary lo Smlthson Verta Webster THIRD ROW Gloria Carplnr Nancy Ryan Mane Miller Donna Chamberlin Delores Chapman Shirley Graves Lucille lacobs Pauletta Thomas RETAIL SELLIW This club is a part of the Retail Selling Class and its function is to promote good salesmanship for future retailers It has sent a delegate to the two state conventions which were held in Olympia and in Walla Walla From March to the end of the year the club had charge of the display cases in the Junior High entrance advertising articles from the local Renton merchants man as Secretary U ITED NATIIDNS The students of Renton Junior Senior High School realizing the importance which National and International affairs exert on the behavior of the world and its people established this United Nations Club in order that they may better be enabled to study the world its people and natrons their trials and tribulations their follies and errors their good deeds and bad using as a guide the eternal and unchanging natural moral law such as motivated the founding fathers of the United States of America to write their memorable Declaration of Independence They also pray that they may harken back to their tradrtional ideals and not fall prey to the adulterated ideals of recent years which have so often brought us to the brink of national moral disaster The United Nations Club consists of a general assembly and a Central Council Every single member of the Latin German French Spanish and Red Cross Clubs belong to the General Assembly These clubs elected representatives to a central council The central council meets every first and third Tuesday of every month to plan the general assembly program At these meet ings reports are given and the facts of the problem are discussed The officers of the United Nations Club are President Rolland Peterson Vice President Judy Peterson Secretary Crace Susumi Librarian Sue Hehr .-.---Q-+1 K -dvd FIRST ROW left to right Lee Anna Doddrrdge leanne Shuman loan Hardcrs Soma Edwards Grace Susumi Duane Hougardy Sue Hehr SECOND ROW Leland Burnett Bernice Klmger Marcra MacDonald Dee lardrne Mary Nard Barbara lohansen Myrme Hoey Barry Dunphy THIRD ROW Don Burford Don Erickson Eddie Eaton Rolland Peterson Clarence Burgess Bill lenmngs Royal Domingo . V , P ---M M H 5 4. , s , . . - l l 3 . i I k ' ' . ' , -' s . I : N , , . . V . . . . v v l ' i 0 , 2 lu: . . ' M ,MX Y A we . O u - K Q Q 5 Q Q- Q, dl 5 - T o N Y nfs L Mr, Archie Breslin is the supervisor, with Leola Pollard as President, Donald Wilson as Vice-President, and Barbara Free- ln' I V Z 'j -5- , A , Y Y .z 4 X VX 'Cp 5, I U - C. ,A , ' . L. y - I. L f LK , l L 4 4 . . ,Q ' ' l C . .rl 7 7: Q 1 X I I - l pq- oss if to FIRST ROW jan Bouchard SECOND ROW Marcna MacDonald Myrme Hoey Atha Clomnger Pat Burrows Laura Sculatl Charlene MacSpadden Barbara Berry jane Nakagawa jean Kawachl Bonny Arnqurst Shurlcy Byers Charlotte Ledmgham Donna Custer Carol johnson Maulyn Muller THIRD ROW Loretta Smnth Loss Crawford Beverly Carney Leonore Donohue Cary Bogh Richard Kalk Bob DeVrles jay McGarrrgIe Darwm McTlghe Alt Haaverson jeannc Schuman Catherune Polson jackie Mitchell FOURTH ROW Stanley Huseland jlmmy Emmons Dean Quam Ted Hartley Dwrght Holloway Bob Lundqulst jlm Tonlun Bob Piper Bob Cross Margie Sutfln Marulyn Dahlquust Leta Rae Randall Dlana Bowman L TI CLUB The Latln Club one ot the smoothest functuonung clubs un Renton Hugh as supervlsed by Miss Elizabeth Clllus The I949 50 Presrdent Vlce President and Secretary are ID their respective order Dee Jardine Barry Dumphy and Beverly Qulstorff The Latrn Club engaged In a varied lust of actuvntues thus year Most prominent on the lust was the State Federatlon Junlor Classical League meeting held here Aprll twenty nunth A Roman Luncheon was held at the cafeteria wuth approxnmately three hundred students from such schools as Wenatchee Seattle Prep and Edmonds attending President Pat Ruley presnded over the State JC L Meetmg Rentons student holdung a State JC L offuce us Jane Pnper Treasurer Another tradltuonal actxvnty IS carolung rn the halls before the Christmas holidays The carolers sung such songs as Adeste Fndeles Angelos Audnvumus and Nox Sllens Two other hrghlnghts of the year were a Christmas party to whlch all other foreign language clubs were nnvlted and a program presented by the Latin Club to the enrollees of Latnn for the next year rv FIRST ROW lett to nght Donna jean Nlelsen Elalne Spady Donna Anardn Bonme Marr Barbara Fuller Shurley Lotto Bcverly Qunstorff Dee jardrne Dons Ander son Colleen Blumhart loyce Hcgc Lavonne Lawrence Mary Ann Mnnerlch Peggy Duck SECOND ROW Don Burtord Elaxne Sakar Leone Somers jane Puper Dnan Shaw Barbara johansen jackuc Baggett Beverly Hagen Sheryl Wahlund Peggy Conway Ardene Best Chrustuna Teraoka Ronme Robertson THIRD ROW Tom Dobson Norman Nobach Don Parmen jxrn Smlth Leonard Edwards llm St Clalr Leland Burnett Ray Reynolds Benny Fosnaugh Nell Burrncstcr Ray Stebner Ross Yearaut james Luby g l M - , . 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D ' ' ' l 1 , - -, F f to 1 If C - ' l h 1, ' le , . wt ' .1 -K 'N I . . n V 'A A , V 3 , ,I P ' :M x Y , 9' Q A - X' 5 l ' ' - - - . 14 , Il - . . l - ' .I . 1 r ,- - ' l , . 1' l av L A -v, . - iv Jil , nv FIRST ROW left to rught Ruta Meade Crace Susuumu Vurgunua lanusch ludy Peterson Barbara Clarke loan Harders lrus Strandberg SECOND ROW Bull Lang lum Prutchard Duck Moran Bob larvus Ken Kung Cary Ceder VgmanMlio:sonRWalB Muller THIRD ROW Paula Artzer Shurley Langeu Dolores Moran eo ec er ose avus FRE Cll CLUB To get acquaunted better wuth French people and theur customs was the goal of the French Club thus year The club was capably led by an Executuve Board consustung of oftucers Judy Peterson presudent Vurgunna .lanusch vuce presudent and Barbara Clarke Secretary and two representatuves Ken Klng and Rose Davus The club contunued a prouect commenced last year by wrutung to a gurl nn France and sendung her a package of food and clothung once every two months Chrustmas Carols were learned un French and sung un the halls at Christmas tume and a skut was put on for the Latun Club party The Club partucupated In the Unuted Natuons Club as well sending as representatives to the Central Councul presudent Judy Peterson Joan Harders and Grace Susumu The meetungs were held once a month and consusted of reports and a program GERMAN CL B The German Club advused by Mr Donald Larson has completed uts second year of organuzatuon Monthly meetungs have consusted of skuts and educatuonal reports concernung Germanuc customs and attutudes These meet ings are desugned to promote a better understandung of the German language and people We ot the German Club toolq an actuve part un plannung the Foreugn Language Club dance sang carols un German at Chrust mas turne and presented a skut for the Latun Club party Representatuves from thus organuzatuon have been elected to the Central Councul of the Unuted Natuons Club Offucers for the furst semester were presudent Rolland Peterson vuce presudent Sue Hehr secretary Duane Hougardy Second semester ottucers were presudent Clarence Burgess vuce prestdent Sue Hehr secretary Margaret Ward VQF' Egg an Qu ky 3 P u-.1 .. ? FIRST ROW Rolland Peterson SECOND ROW left to rught Henry lulg Margaret Ward Pat VanRy Charlotte Goldman Sud Perettu Arthur Mann loe Crow Duck Allen Duane Hougardy Darlene Saddorus Thelma Rogstad Sue Hehr Rose Davus Vunnue Cooper lummy Huber THIRD ROW lohn Bausaruo Ronald Hudson Merlyn Aprul Wallace Clupht Don Hehr Bob Clarke Geschen Maas Coral Schultz Kay Smuth Albert Benson Bull Lyman Wynn Hess jerry Slough lumrny Wulluams Dana Clausen FOURTH ROW Bob Fogelman Bob Oppuc Bull Munson Garry Hess Duck Scott loel Zappalo jerry Courter Gary Dume Don Mc Dougal Lloyd Tonkun Chuck Berry Terry Shaw Duck Clarke ffm , - 51 Lznnt, - t L A 4 , 'lcfrtzi , ' . -4 A . V I 'JK 1 W an 'C ' P Ch' Z 'T it r : 1 - I - as l V , 1 l .. 74 T KW , Q A' .C 'le Ci! 2 I C -..l JV ,- X - A ,, t , - .1 n- 'Q --f 5 .. -zu' ' I 4. n ,' f- 1- T 1 J -X l T lf e f 5 , ,ln R . in ' . . '. .01 ,L ,W L: - ' yi 'f fy- '- V 5-x 5 F 'fi . , -' . J? 'Q - ,Q In X! Q .., H 4' 'Q if -f Nl' r J FIRST ROW left to nght Cllftord Houle lack Neal Maruane Hannus Carol Reeves loanne Sherertz Carol Crease Barbara Wrllenborg Phyllls Ellyson Mndorr Sakar Darlene Hughes Karleen Nard Merrue Olnver loanne Haugan Manan Nelson Don Kerr SECOND ROW Rolland Peterson Karen Strom Wanda Caldwell Maxrne Kung Greta Class Phyllls lensen Marrlyn Pratt Soma Edwards Thera Bradgeman Mary Smrth Patncla Bodenhamer Ruby Ann Sedlacek Betty Wash burn lohn Peterson THIRD ROW Duck Raub Kerth Thomas Richard Rowland Bull lenmngs Gary Kent Don Coe Charlie Baker Don Murdock Ed Eaton Don Erlckson Orvrlle Nelson Cordon Ranum Tom Denms SPANISH CL B The purpose of the Spanlsh Club thus year and tn the past has been to better understand the Spanlsh language to learn and comprehend the be-llefs and Ideas of Spam and the Spanush speaklng countrues of Central and South Amenca The purpose rs also being put Into words by the Spanish Club annual that wlll be put' out again thus year The meetxngs held for these purposes are governed by the executuve board who plan the meetrngs beforehand by Mr Larson the advlsor and by the offlcers The offrcers thus year have been Presldent Phyllls Ellyson and Don Eruckson Vlce Presndent Barbara Wlllenborg and Rolland Peterson Secretary lvludorn Sakan and Marllyn Pratt Durlng the year the Spanush Club has sponsored a sextet besldes all of the club carolung for the entertannrnent of the othe language clubs and the school They helped also ln betng represented at the language club dance Interested In the atfaurs of the world the Spanish Club elected sux members to represent them at the Untted Natlons Club meetings These sux representatuves and IH plannung the meetlngs of the U N Club FIRST ROW left to rrght Charlotte Ohman Gwyneth Bunker Paula Holt lean Harders Mane Carprne Roberta Pravm luamta McCready Carole Brown Darlene Olson Iamce Chrrstopherson Dorothy Sovre Marrlyn Mead SECOND ROW loyce Masquat Patsy Sowers lackle ROSS lUdY Milla' Anita Shaw MaryAnn Nard Nadnne Bodenhamer Marvra Rrtchre Boruta Bogh Lulluan Vaughn THIRD ROW LeMoyne Krllnan Lee Anna Doddndge Vnola Kumball Mary Roberts Barbara Kmdle Rena Franceschrna Marlon Twrtchell Pat Peterson Betty lennungs . . . , A ,.,. . . , , . , . , . - ' r L.--W' FIRST ROW, left to right: Evelyn Hammond, Delores Hoffman, Leola Pollard, Barbara Hansen. Mariiane Hannus, Beverly Quistortf, Geraldine Zumwalt. Marie Watson, Mary Ellen Bodenhamer, Marilyn Miskimens, Bonnie Marr, Arleen Meadows, Lorella Ashley, Patty McCann. Carol Lyonais, Catherine Ledingham. SECOND ROW: Betty Washburn, Bonnie Arnquist, Shirley Benson, Lois Crookston. Nancy Clark, lean Kawachi, Beverly Carney, Rose Mary Doian, Grace Susurni, ludy Peterson, Pat Moran, Mildred Reynolds, Dian Shaw, Mary Ives, Wanda Pollard, Marian Nelson. THIRD ROW: Shirley Graves, Elizabeth Bolterman, Rose- mary Fliseck, Flora lllian, loanne Haugan, Leona Lee, loyce Phelps, Donna Thomas, Shirley Olson, Sally Stevens, Karlcen Nard, lane Piper, Elaine Sakai, Betty Fuiioka Barbara Lippert LETTERGIRL Any girl earning a letter is entntled to be a member of the Lettergrrls Club under supervrsnon of Mnss Agnes Stewart and led by President Marie Watson Vice President Gerry Zumwalt and Secretary Mary Ellen Bodenhammer Because of the numerous amount ot gurls in the Club meetings are held after school hours near the end of the school year At this meeting Inspirational Players of all activities are chosen and new officers elected The main duty performed by the Club is the making and selling of red and whute pom poms for football and basketball games an FIRST ROW left to right leanctte Rhea Madclene Zanatta Leone Somers Mrdori Sakai Colleen Blumhardt Doris Andersen Barbara Clarke Donna Balzarrm Pauline Proctor Evenell Hagerty lean Lansciardi Shirley Lotto Barbara ONeil Barbara Fitzgerald Patsy Reed SECOND ROW Wanita Woodford Carole lohnson Betty McCann Mary Ann Dunne Margaret Ward Carole Lewis Beverly Marr Darlene Nuemi Sue Hehr Ann Clair lustus Donna Kerr Phyllis Matta Beverly Burnett Evelyn Monaghan THIRD ROW Dorthy Girard Nancy Mattaini loAnn Guay Pat Ryan Alice Armstrong Phyllis Abbott Carol Crease Doris Cook Betty Ann Pavlrch loanna Sherertz Yvonne Donway Iris Strandberg Beatrice Duval Shirley Usibelli Greta Class r - - , , 1 -.1-,....i. 4 l . - . , , . . . - I FIRST ROW left to rught Allan Unbedocht lerrc Custer Bob Dec-rung Bull Muscl Frank Fall Don Scresun Rnchard Rulcy lerry Yothers Owen Proctor Sud lude Chuck Cadwell Ralph Hare SECOND ROW Earl Bowden loe Crow Bob Hoey Tom Hunt Sam Rutfalo Duck Bower Everett Sauvc Vernon Wuk LeRoy Fultz Bob Mathuesoru THIRD ROW Dave Towne Duck Mayor Bob Lundqurst Don Mobley Ken Cowdcn Duck Anderson Carlo Sufha Phul Hoge Tom Cerbracht Floyd Hcwutt Eldrcd Mathueson LETTFBMEW Helpung to arouse school spurut thus year was the Lettermen s Club under the leadershup of Presudent Don Seresun Vuce Presudent Floyd OC0nruell Secretary Ruchard Ruley and Advusor John Suzuck lt was organuzed wuth servuee as :ts maun purpose Wuth thus arm un mund the lettermen sponsored an annual dance held atter the last home basketball game of the year The lettermen also take care of the hall patrol Staduum parkung and the patrolung at basketball games To qualufy as a member of thus organuzatuon 1 boy must hwe earned 1 letter un some mayor sport whuch also permuts the wearrng of one strupe on hus school sweater 1,-M FIRST ROW left to rught Henry Haroldson Bull Anardu Cordon Cullmsrud Chuck Cearhart Daryl Squures SECOND ROW Ronald Edmuston Ross Yearout Muke Rlley Orlan Wood Phll Nangle THIRD ROW lum Dates Ronnuc Robertson Allen Armstrong lim St Clair Bob Mosher - 3 u A ' u ' . . 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FIRST ROW left to rught Phnl Hoge Duck Bower Ruchard Ruley Leroy Fultz Ross Yearout SECOND ROW Ierre Custer Orlan Wood Chuck Cadwell Sud lude Make Ruley THIRD ROW Bull Masel Bob Dcenng Bob Mosher P RKI G P 'l'BOL The Parkung Patrol one of the servuces of the Lettermen s Club gnves the Lettermen an extra chance for plaque creclut provided they participate an one other service of the club Patrons of the football games for the past three years have really appreciated the effort these boys have shown nn moving the traffnc smoothly and efflcnently during all krnds of weather The standlng joke of the boys as who will become captaun bu thezr only offuclal leader as Mr John Suzlck the Lettermens Club advlsor ll LL P TBIII The Hall Patrol as one of the Important functuons ot the LettermensClub lt as supervised by Mr Suzuck an dnrected by Mrs Hannus Any letterrnwn an fourth person study hall as eluglble for the Hall Patrol The Hall Patrol plays an Important part ln keepung our halls clean They keep nonse and mlsconduct to a mlnamum during the lunch peruod and generally see that the school regulatuons are not broken In the halls R in FIRST ROW left to right Dave Towne Bull Masel Duck Bower Rolland Peterson Eldred Mathueson Bob Mathneson Orlan Wood Sam Ruftalo SECOND ROW Duck Mayor Ross Yearout Phol Hoge Leroy Fultz Carlo Sutfna Floyd Hewutt THIRD ROW Tom Cerbracht Sud jude Earl Bowden Owen Proctor Richard Rnley -li- Yr- FIRST ROW left to rught Sally lo Stevens Donna Anardu Betty Washburn Evelyn Hammond SECOND ROW lack Neal CIIEEB LEADERS Thus Year Rentons Four Gals and a Guy under the supervusuon of Mrs Juduth Hannus have fulfulled the wushes of the enture student body Through hard work and the determunatuon to be the best they have perfected every yell to the utmost possu buluty The quuck smules and turnouts for all games proves to others that our Yell Leaders of SO have contrubuted theur best to the reputatuon of Renton Hugh The gurls Donna Anardu Evelyn Hammond Sally Stevens and Betty Washburn along wuth Jack Neal carry theur smules and truendly attutude from the game to every place they go We can see that the fruendluness dusplayed to the opponents us just a natural reactuon Wuth a bunch of kuds luke thus as our leaders how can we muss7 Hats off to our Four Cals and a Guy PEP BA D Whether ut s the farruuluar strauns of Renton Hugh School s Basketball Song or the rhythmucal beat of the Johnson Rag hugh school basketball fans know and enuoy the PEP BAND Thus all boy organuzatuon was furst organuzed here eleven years ago and was the furst of uts kund around thus league Whule the boys do play marches and school songs they specualuze un specual swung tunes Many probably take for granted that the very fune musuc comes out just naturally However THE PEP BAND and theur durector Mr Rockhull spend many hours rehearsung theur swung numbers These weekly Jam Sessuons usually take place on Tuesday evenungs after school l m sure we all agree that THE PEP BAND carrues on the excellent standards of the Schools lvlusuc Department FIRST ROW left to rught john Marweg Allen Armstrong Gerald Courter Ronald Shuelds Duck Schaff Duck Bursuel Dare Schaut SECOND ROW Don Scholes Albert Benson Leonard Edwards Duck Beard Bob Hoey Ronald Orn joe Crow THIRD ROW Ronald Edmundson Eddue Gran Don Tackett , . , , , . . . . , ,, ,, . . , . . - - . , - - - nc n - - u u - 1 1 I , . au ny . , .. . . , . . - , , . 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FIRST ROW left to rught Allen Armstrong Beverly Quustorft Duck Anderson Merwyn Ladwug Leone Somers Gar Kawachu Sue Hehr Duck Schopf Donna Leslue C P t N Maru ane Hannus SECOND ROW Eddue Adams Mary Ann unn Gary Wedemeyer Ronald Shuelds Gerald Colleen Blumhardt Eddue row a rucua aurn I Courter Duane Bergman Tom Wunders Allen Umbedacht Kenton Monroe Ken Arften Chuck Gearhart Earl Redtueld Bob Fey lack Lawrence Ken Edwards D S h t H r Sandahl Claude Acree Davud Nuelson THIRD ROW ludy Battello jum Wulluams Donnue Neuberger Lous Roosa Ken Scott lohn Marweg are c au avey Warren Chrustopherson Don Purue lum Baggett Don Scholes Albert Benson Martun Seaholm Peggy Duck Leonard Edwards Duck Beard Oren Elluson loe Crow lack Neal Bob Hoey FOURTH ROW Ron Cavanau h Ron Malloy loe Mance Duck Bursuel Don Coe Duck Clarke Don Mobley Don Tackett Glen McDanueI Melvun Bursuel Ronald Edmuston Eddue ran Don Hehr Wayne Cores DRUM MAIORETTES Lorna Pals Marlene McQuade Beverly Seles Thus year our 70 puece Renton Hugh Band durected by Randall Rockhull donned theur new band unuforms for the furst tume when they marched and played so outstandungly at the All State game un August That meant summer practuces weeks beforehand But those unuforms weren t put away for long as the band piayed at the Puyallup Faur shortly after school started Then the home games un football arruved brungung wuth th m the orugunal formatuons and marchung that won the band fame throughout the league Thus year the band dud more marchung and went unto more detaul than ut has un prevuous years To lust some other engagements durung the year they played at the Cuvuc Audutoruum un the late fall They wull agaun enter the Western Washungton Band Contest un whuch they have receuved superuor ratungs for the last lO years They wull also play un the Sprung Concert and un March they ll play some assembly musuc And thus the auduences that have showed such keen unterest are quute satusfued wuth thus year s Renton Hugh School Band 0BCIlES'l'll Renton Hugh School can be uustly proud of the Jr Sr Hugh Orchestra for theur splendud musucal contrubutuons The large attendance at performances of thus group shows communuty and student approval The Orchestra started an extremely busy year playung for the Fall Play whuch was followed by the Chrustmas Concert All School Show Senuor Play and the Orchestra Contest They provuded the musuc for Baccalaureate and Commencement exercuses to complete a successful season A large number of the orchestra s members are new thus year but all have made consuderable umprovement under the outstandung durec tuon of Mr Randall Rockhull FIRST ROW left to rught LaVon Allen loyce Hoge Kathryn Polson Alyora Bursuel Bull Longwell Don Moreland Shurle Wulluams Genette Underwood h P B ara S mers Valda Mules Marella Beverly Reynolds Marulyn Thorp SECOND ROW Carol Schultz losephune Burdulus Donna Balzarunu Dorot y ersuan ar o Ladweg Betty Stewart Patrucua Naurn Maruuane Hannus Eddue Crow Kenton Monroe Allan Umbedacht THIRD ROW Don Custer Sally Ladwug loan Lunes Shurly Wuchert, Leroy Aanerud Marlys Whutaker Maybelle Chamberlaun Leona Somers Beverly Quustorff Peggy Duck Charlotte Ledungham Ronald Edmuston REAR CENTER Don Tackett Duck Clarke Don Purue Duck Beard Bob Hoey, loe Crow C .3 ' J '-f f - I i R 1 . ', ' . ' . .. ' . ' . ' ' ' ' ' ' ' I :I ' 'V .' ':. 'I ' ' ' U ,' BAu . . . - , e .. . . ' , .X l x i 254 I s , STRING QUARTET LEFT T0 RIGHT LaVonne Allen Kathryn Polson Marrlyn Thorp Beverly Reynolds EN E. BLES -v SAXOPHONE QUARTET LEFT T0 RIGHT Richard Bursrel Dare Schaut Duck Schopf Ronald Shrelds VARSITY QUARTET LEFT T0 RIGHT Tom Ccrbrachf lohn Engebretson Roger Goodspeed Kerth Burton CLARINET QUARTET LEFT TO RIGHT Duck Anderson Beverly Qurs forff Allen Armstrong Leone Somers NONETTE LEFT TO RIGHT Accompamst Phyllrs Ellyson Edrfh Lawyer Vmrue Cooper Mary Roberts Barbara Freeman Helen Basket Donna Blyth Lavonne Lawrence Barbara johansen NOT SHOWN Vernne Hancock J' I . , I ' . 5 . g ' X It , lf-Q? , A ich 4 'll . I ' .J 'F - . : , , , I ' , ,G x K I ' ' . ,A K l I ' II I D :Q ' 1 ', A . . . , Y --. -, ? V, nvgffw I 1 I I I I 2 2 E ' I I , ' 3-. I ' 9 I I I I I I ' I I I 1 P 1 Q I .I A , ' N 3,....-.. FIRST ROW left to rught lackue Magnuson Lorna Pals Eduth Lawyer Irus Stranberg Vunnue Cooper Mary Roberts Vurgunua Kutzunger Bonnue Arnquust Delores Gleason Duane Plano Marulyn Twutchell Shurley lorgenson Geraldune Zumwalt Mary Ives SECOND ROW joy Seubens Barbara lohansen Corrune Brannen Donna Blythe Louuse Brooks Helen Baskett Pat Foster Lavonne Lawrence Marlys Hagen Vuvuan Hancock Myrnue Hoey Marcua Sorensen Carole Brown Betty Marweg Thera Brudgeman THIRD ROW Skup Gunderson Bob Speer LeRoy Fultz Don Muller Chester Perala lerry Slough Don Murdock Claude Acree Charles Andreason joe Praether Alan Grace Cordon Gullungsrud Duck Burrows Roger Goodspeed FOURTH ROW Henry Bevens Keuth Burton Monty Cooke Ruchard Rockey Bull McGlothIun Lloyd Tonkun jerry Wulluams john Engebretson Warren Russell Clufford Mork Muke Ruley Tom Gerbracht Don Kauffman SENIIIR Cll0IlUS The Senuor Hugh Chorus of suxty vouces under the durectuon of Harold C Best plays an umportant part un the musucal actuvu tues of our school ln addutuon to the annual sprung and wunter concerts the chorus thus year partucupated La Comora the All School Show gave a broadcast for Vouces of the Northwest over KOMO competed un the Western Washungton chorus and Glee Club contest and entertauned at many other cuvuc groups un puttung cn Santa Claus Lane program whuch was begun un Renton thus year GIRLS, GLEE In the Junuor Senuor Hugh Cuurls Clee under the durectuon cf Harold C Best the emphasus us placed on learnung a great varuety of vocal musuc from Bach to Boogue The seventy gurls un the Clee Club perform at school assemblues the annual Chrustrnas and Sprung concerts the chorus and glee club contest and before many cuvuc groups in -tain' ' 'Q 8 nu ,W 1 1 'Th FIRST ROW left to rught Betty Smuth Paulune Gleason Duane Domungo Darlene Marquus Tonya Short Barbara Hancock Sarah lane Alluson Donna Bruce Barbara Byers Darlene Dahl Carol Ellyson Pat McTughe Duxue Lee Foster Deelute Lansung Shurley Caldwell Aluce Armstrong SECOND ROW Carol Frutts Paulune Kozak Marulyn Soderlund Frances Head Donna Cubbons Gayle Myers Trudy Langlous lcnell Drazuch Georgua Tarakonuch Vlvuan Stanley Lous Dawson Wanuta Woodford Phyllus Ellyson Beverly Marr Vuola Kumball Carolyn Cookson f u I 5 f , . - Y , V . . . 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LEFT T0 RIGHT Bob Enckson Don Hehr, Harry Schellert Fred Schmudt Terry Holmstrom Ray Sfebner Ken Kung Rosemary Dolan Bermce Khnger STAGE CREW Congratulatnons' We extend thus klnd salute to Mr Harley Kirk and hrs superuor stage crew Workxng hard to achreve thenr goal thus crew of eught boys and two gurls have made thus year the most successful un the school s hustory Be sades helpung wnth the staging llghtung and scenery for our varnous assemblies thus year they have added a new shark s tooth scrum curtaxn and Improved the Iughtrng by adding a varnety ot new spotlrghts Wnthout thus crew of fune workers our school assemblues and dramatuc productuons could never survnve So once again stage crew congratulations' lts your turn to take a curtaun call P A CREW Dorng much of the work behlnd the scenes the P A Crew advised by Mr Ken Pattue are for the most part taken for granted However theur work IS very essential to the success of assemblles and athletnc events Wnthout thus group and the equlpment they manage much of what IS sand on the stage would be lost to the audnence 1 P 4 FIRST ROW left right Art agle Don Hehr Bob Ernckson Norman Nobach SECOND ROW Cary DIME Fred 5Cl1mIdt NICK Tonkm Henry jrlg ...um unv- s., 'P- 5. FIRST ROW left to rught Duan Shaw Beverly Burnett lane Puper Laurnell Cooper Betty Washburn Evelyn Hammond Catherune Ledungham lackue Magnuson Vunnue Cooper SECOND ROW Bob Clayton Tom Gerb ht M rac onty Cooke lohn Engebretson Don Seresun Don Purue Don Phullups Charles Andreasson THIRD ROW Barbara Luppert Duane Hougarty Barbara Fuller Mary Ann Nard Mcrnue Oluver Nancy Mattaunu Ruth Nomura Darlene Welch DR MATICS The Dramatucs Club whuch us under the supervusuon ot Mr Harley Kurk has mad h The maun actuvuty of the club us the All School Show The secondary actuvuty us the put unto these programs because the Thespuans teel they want sometlruung orugunal to put on for the student body and the communuty e muc progress thus last year Thanksguvung Assembly Much work us Maybe a more appropruate name for the group would be Talent Club Musucuans wruters persons un the productuon staff The club also had an actuve part un the Exchange Assembly thus year at Whute Ruver Theur part of the program was enuoyed b all MAKE Wuth an uncrease of new members and a reductuon un the experuenced the Make up Crew has shown competence and ex cellent co operatuon The new members were wullung to accept any suggestuons guven to them The club us duvuded unto two groups headed by Catherune Ledungham and Ivlarulyn Muskumens and us supervused by Ivlr Harley Kurk The two groups work alternately the turst crew one show and the other the next show Some ofthe varuous productuons tor whuch they work are Fall Play All School Show Dramatucs Club Assembly and the Senuor Play Two pounts toward plaque credut are receuved uf a student has been a member for on b f e year ut our pounts are necessary to receuve a symbol A possubuluty of sux pounts can be obtauned through membershup for the three years ot Senuor Hugh 1 90 31.- 7 JC 'D -L 9' T-' 1' cv f v f s 4 f '17 e :ng am Marul n Muskum ns Sally Stevens Rosemary Fluseck Betty McCann SECOND ROW Nancy Clark Beverly Seles Vurgunua lanusch Edward Eaton lack Weber lac Lundquust Patty McCann Leola Pollard FIRST ROW left to rught Soma Edwards Charlotte Ledurugham Betty Washburn Catherune L d h A 4 - - . f-' 'D' is J , . A ff V - . , s 4 ' 5 - . n , X vt .1 ', X V X 5 ll l lu 1 D r 7' x 'z , V , tt u ' N I I I l' ' rt .f u u C . sq I . ' -fl . , , ' ' 1 1 -A 5 . O 5 J. ' ' .v Q, t s . in , 4 1 . 8 u f I ' ' .J 'Qu' ' -Q, ' ' f- line, dancers, as well as Drama lovers compose the organization. y . I ' L ,nu- .. . , , ' , s r L v Q 0 , , 2 . Ol f 1. , . . 0' I W , ,, - ' . l v f ' -5 ' ,-, -F 9 , 1' . 1 T u u A u I l B ' t ,WN L . . l Q ' ' Q 1 X 1 , 14 1- T 3 A '11 . - t - t , . Q ' T FALL PLAY You Can t Take ut With You one of the funniest and funest plays ever on the Renton Hugh School stage was presented on November 9th and lOth to appreciative audiences This delightful comedy was directed by Miss Barbara Bliss The director of lighting and scenery was Harley E Kirk who created a very realistic setting The players were Jane Piper Beverly Claycomb Betty Washburn Jane Reynolds Evenell Hagerty Gary Dime Lee Bennett Tony Smart Jack Neal Robert Clayton Cary Kent Beverly Burnett Dian Shaw Warren Russell Darwin McTughe Duck Burrows Evelyn Hammond Bob Lundquust .lerre Custer Mernue Oluver Don Purue Joel Zappalo Merwun Ladwug and Helen Chudester The Production Staff was Neil Burmeuster Don Purue Ruth Numura Kathleen Ballard Sue Hehr Gary Kent Delorus Brooks Lee Bennett Ross Yearout and Lorraine Henderson presses operated ballet steps practiced snakes collected and fireworks manufactured in the cellar There was a luttle romantic unterest and there was also a brief vusut of three F B I men who dragged the entire family off to jail The players and production staff had a lot of fun working on the play and the school showed rapt appreciation The play centers around the grandfather of the family, Plays were written, portraits painted, xylophones played, printing 3 is-I 1 P' A . 1 . ,!' 1 f' , K ' , i 21 Q ' '-ul.. SEATED left to rlght Betty Washburn Beverly Claycomb Pat Ruklrc lane Plper Dean Shaw STANDING Rolland Peterson Fred Schmudt Bonnne Arnqulst Merme Oltver lack Neal Ray Stebner Ierre Custer Tom Cerbrachf laNl0ll PLAY CAST Mary Herrles Mernne Ollver Dnan Shaw Henry Abbott Ray Stebner Lucy Wesfgn -lane Piper Ada DISH Shaw lVl6fI'1IE Ollvef Jer, Custer Doctor .lack Neal M' Foster 9 M sa a R II a P R r war S O an eterson Use BO 'e Amqws' Mrs Edwards Beverly crayfomb Phyllns Ctlennlng Pat Rukltc Aggie Edwards Betty Washburn PGTQY Safllafd Ffed Sdlmldf Ctustav Rosenberg Tom Oerbracht The annual Sensor Play entntled The Klnd Lady was presented on April 20 and Zl lt was dnrected by Mr Harley Klflx Productuon Staff Dtck Burrows Company Manager Prompter Laurnell Cooper Props Elaine Spady Rose Mary Dolan and Betty Washburn Costumes Pat Rukllc and Jane Puper Publicity Beverly Claycomb and Ruth Numura SEATED left to nght Fred Schmndt Par Ruklnc STANDING Bonnie Arnquust lerre Custer Tom Gcrbracht 0 1 Y , . F' we-f - 5 Q :ll A t .- 3 1 J ' l , ' 1 6 SENIOB BALL Wuth Stardust as uts theme the Senuor Ball was a vurtual Mulky Way set to the musuc of Ken Cloud and hus band The decoratuon was one of the most enchantung uobs ever done Stars of all kunds and of every suze hung above the dancers heads as they swept by the artustuc mural a nught tume cuty skylune Soft colored lughts completed the beautuful scene The untermussuon was hughlughted wuth Jackue Magnuson who sang Stardust and by the Varsuty Quartet sungung Rocka My Soul Jerry Courter acted as Master of Ceremonues durung the program Faculty general chaurman was Mrs Bernuce Lloyd and student general chaurman was Beverly Quustorff who worked wuth the many and capable commuttees to guve all the people attendung a truly enuoyable and memorable tume HOMECOMlNG The second annual Homecomung was held on November 4 l949 The choosung of a queen was quute a problem sunce there were so many qualufued gurls to puck from The queen and the pruncesses were chosen for theur pouse beauty personaluty and speakung abuluty Marue Watson was chosen as our queen wuth Evelyn Hammond and Lous Crookston actung as her attendants They were guests at luncheons and dunners of varuous Renton Clubs untervuewed and photographed and they were taken for a plane rude Durung the halftume of the Renton Whute Ruver game the band played Marue and formed a large crown un the center of the fueld They also told her lufe hustory The l-lomecomung dance was held after the game at the Spanush Castle Queen Marue was untroduced and crowned by Alex Muller the Alumnu presudent Thus another excutung homecomung ended 'l'0L0 DAYS Three days out of the year are desugnated as Tolo Tume Its arms are to create a greater feelung of fruendluness among our stu dents provude an actuvuty un whuch each member of the student body may partucupate and stress courtesy partucularly un boy and gurl relatuons The turst of three Tolo Days was held February lO School colors were dusplayed promunently and truendluness was supreme The annual tolo dance planned wuth a Valentune s Day theme was held that evenung Ken Cowden reugned as Tolo Kung The week February 27 to March 3 was desugnated as Courtesy Week The hughlught of the week was Dress up Day held February 28 Other than a few hugh heel casualtues the day was a success The last Tolo Day March l7 heralded the comung of Sprung wuth cotton and ueans Beung Treat Day all gurls were expected to be prepared to treat the boys JU N IOR PRUDI The annual Junuor Prom sponsored by the class of pl was held un the school gym The gym was decorated expertly under the durectuon ot Mrs Flunt faculty adwusor and Ronnue Robertson un the theme of Dreamers Holuday Man, students adults and xusutors that attended enuoyed and danced to the musuc of Leon Settle and hus band The entertaunment at untermussuon consusted of Cuary Dume playung hus accorduon a gurls truo lPat Foster Carold Brown and Lorna Pals' sungung Dreamers Holuday and Jeanette Rhea and Ron Abbott dancung the Samba J 5 .-N - s u 1 fi. A , Q , s 'Tl ,V u 1. , ut u. . . u .t ., V , , . . . V . - . . V , I . , . . , . . .. ,. . - - .u u u . . tu . . . . . - . , . , 2, . C . I . . . ,, .,, . ' u I . , . . I i . . - u I r I I - I v v A V' V ' ' tn I l 4 YI ' ' . ' u , I I , . . . , , , . . , .. . u. 67 CALE Y September 7-Oh, Goody! School starts! Now we can see all our pals. 8- Let's get acquainted Assembly. S.B.A. ticket drive under way. l2-Students of our choice will represent us at our Board meetings. I6-First Boys' and Girls' Club assemblies. Officers took over where they left off last spring. ZO-Our Band displayed their talent at the State Fair. Most of us kids attended. What fun! 22-Cheer Leaders met at Clover Park and not only learned something but also had a darn good time-lunch, too!!! lyum, yum!! 23-Non-League took us to Everett. We lost, but profited by the experience. 26-With our new movie projector, we saw three films on Fire Prevention. There won't be any fires here. 29-Football assembly. We met our heroes. 30-First Pep Assembly was a prevue of our spirit to come. We celebrated our Stadium's first Birthday by winning 6-O over Lake Washington, Good start! October 4-Movie on Red Feather Drive was shown today. 7LReriton victorious by 6 points over Auburn. The Trojans were tough. I3- Carradine Shakespeare, an interesting National Assembly. l4-Kent-Meridian visits Renton, for football. Even our band beat the Royals with a fifty-yard arrow. l8-2O+lf you hadn't participated in this drive you wouldn't own me now! lAnnual Drivel l9--Scholarship Assembly. Aren't we smart though? Zl-Indians win on Clover Park's field, l9-7. Remember the 98-yard run? 27-Joint Boys' and Girls' Club Assembly. lVery Cozyl 28-l4-7 in our favor was the score of this game played here with Sumner. November Z-What's this? Oh, a rhyme announcing Chess Club meeting. 4-The White River Hornets stung us a little hard with a 28-7 finish. 7-This week is in honor of what we students are suppose to be receiving at this time. lNa- tional Education Week.l ' 9-lO-Fall Play, You Can't Take lt With You , filled with humor, was enjoyed by all. ll--Yippeeee!! Another vacation! l5-Fathers accompanied their sons to Dad's Night and were entertained by our new movie projector. l7-Junior Red Cross Drive begins today. I8-Non-league game. We played Mt. Si and won. 23-The Drama Club certainly proved talented in putting the Dramatics Assembly on. Dancing- expert Neal was due for a fall. At any rate he got one-right into the orchestra pit. 25-A cold Thanksgiving day found our R. H. S. athletes hard at work to no avail on the High- line football field. 30-Football awards were received by our gallant team. December 24The seniors' decoration committee demonstrated its ability by the success of a Stardust theme. 15-Basketball season gets under way with a banging good assembly. Go to it, boys! l6-Renton gets off to a good start by beating Clover Park. 22-Good old SNOW! Biggest snow in 30 years. lHow lucky can we get?l 23-Snow begins along with Christmas vacation. Oh joy! 28-Lake Washington was successful in walloping R. H. S. Oh, well, we can't win all the time. 30-We won over Auburn. Almost too much for us spectators. We better turn in our suits. January 2-Back to the halls of wisdom, 6-The Renton Indians were de-scalped by White River. l3-Friday, the l3th is traditionally bad luck. To the students it was a half-day of vacation because of a tremendous blizzard. 24-l-lighline upsets Renton. 25-March of Dimes Drive starts today, Let's keep 'em rolling. ' LEN February 3-Sumner basketball game. Renton tromps Sumner to a 48-26 victory. 7-The Lake Vxfashington Kangeroos didn't jump high enough to keep Renton from winning by a score of 39 to 23. lO-Time for the girls to be the agressors-Tolo Day, Also an assembly starring all the great lovers, portrayed by our own Romeos and Juliets. l6-l7--The best All-School show ever to be held at R. H. S. La Comora. After the finale every- one was either walking around in a dream or seeing snakes and alligators. l7-Probably the most thrill-packed basketball game of the season. Renton triumphed over White River. They put up a good fight though. 20-Election time has rolled around again. Filing petitions due. Zl-The excitement at the Kent-Meridian game played on Renton's floor found the huge crowd overwhelmed 22-Happy Birthday to youl Happy Birthday to you? Happy Birthday, dear Georgie, Happy Birthday to you? 24-27-Courtesy Week. The manners of all concerned were showing. 28-Most students donned their best duds and came to school for a gala dress-up day. March l--You were given a chance to sign your name to petitions posted on the Bulletin Boards. 8-Pirates of Highline beat Renton, winning a place in the play-off. l4-Speeches of the candidates for next year's offices were given. I7-Tolo Day. Although discouraged somewhat by the rain, the maiority came through and wore gay cottons. 22--Candidates are tense and excited, waiting for results of primary elections. 24-Letters distributed to our l2 Indians for basketball. 27-C-eneral Election releases names of next year's officers. Good Luck in 5l . 28-Boys' and C-irls' Club have joint meeting. 3OkThree fourths doneg one fourth to go. April 3-Started April off right by getting out of one period for an S. B. A. assembly. 4-Baseball game at White River, 5-iThe new officers took their oath and the old ones were sad because of their expiring terms. 6-7-lO-Spring Vacation at last. Three glorious days of freedom. l4-Junior Prom-The theme is a Dreamer's Holiday. ZO-Zl-Senior Play-The first Melodrama to be given. The name of it is Kind Lady. Big Success. 29-Togas and Statesmenl The Renton Latin Club is host to ZOO Junior Classical League members. May 5-Annual Mother's Tea in beautiful array of the season. l4-Torch Breakfast for all the more intelligent students, 25-We had an assembly with music entertainment from our talented students. 26-Spring Concert 30-Memorial Day was a good excuse for another clay of freedom. June l+The great class of l95O held their Senior Banquet tonight. Fun was had by all the nearly- graduated. 2-Boys again receive awards for seasons work at an assembly. 7-This is a day of ioy. Many seniors realizing that they won't be returning next September, experience a pang of regret and wonder what the future holds in store for them. sf- , . ,V 'lk 'VI 54... MDB fi Z , .A .k 'gl , I 1 h 'f N I 0, 37+ p ,. 5,9425 em 2,2302 3114 ZL PHI ,puws A 13 mf Q. A , ,H Maf 7g1'1n! vm Mm mh OWEN PROCTOR ELDRED MATHIESON KEN COWDEN DICK ANDERSON F00'l'BALL RENTON 7-WHITE RIVER 27 The White River 'lHornets, now a consolidated school with a solid football team. The Red Raiders played a good hard ball, but couldn't penetrate the Hornets goal line. RENTON 7-PUYALLUP 20 With mud clear up to here, rain pouring down by the buckets, and the hard charging Puyallup team it was just too much for the Renton eleven, Floyd O'Connell made a beauti- ful 98-yard run in the closing seconds of the game. RENTON 6-MT. Sl 0 Renton played especially good defense in this game, but their offense was just as deadly against the Lakeside champs. The Indian backfield looked and played rugged ball. RENTON 6-HICHLINE I9 The Turkey Day Came -The Pirates reached down in their bag of tricks and came out on top, A long pass to Ken Cowden made the six points for Renton. U E1 Final P.S.L. Football Standings: W L T Puyallup .... ....., 7 l O Highline .... ,..... 6 2 O Sumner ,,,, ,,,.,, 6 2 O Renton ......... 5 3 O White River ,,,,,, ,,,,.. 4 4 O Kent-Meridian a,,,, .,,,,, 4 -4 O Lake Washington ,,,, l 6 l Clover Park ,,,,,,,,,,, l 7 O E1 ci CARLO SUFFIA IERRY YOTHERS EVERETT SAUVE ROGER GOODSPEED IIM PRITCHARD DARYL SQUIRES VARSITY FO0Tlil LL RW? WAN We W 'IQKMQVM wif FIRST ROW Ieft to rught Ron Robertson Dave Towne Eldred Mathueson Earl Bowden Owen Proctor Allen Armstrong lack Weber Clayton Evans Wynn Hess SECOND ROW Chuck Gearhart Tom Gerbracht Everett Sauvc Floyd O Connell Bob Castonguay Don Prundle Nat Weathers Don Carlson lack Duckunson THIRD ROW Daryll Squures Carlo Suffua Barry Dunphy Ken Cowden lcrry Yothers Ron Cavanaugh lack Schroeder Ralph Hare FOURTH ROW Coach Felton Coach Ward Don Kauffman Roger Coodspeed Duck Anderson Don Seresun Funn Osteraa Don McDougal Coach Kress J ll All ITY F00'l'BALL on V yu! Sl 'IKJI Ix -4.44 E 'nu K' FIRST ROW, Ieft to rught Tum Dobson Ronald Edmuston Charles Reufschneuder Bull Hunt Monty Warren john landers Sud Perettu Royal Dormngo Gary McCorkle Ium Halladay SECOND ROW Phul Nesbutt Bull lennungs lum St Claur Duck Nesbutt Leland Burnett AI Aarhus Phul Nanglc lack Pearson Bull Wagner, Pete Pennungton THIRD ROW Coach Bemus Tum Shearer Ralph Connelly Don Tackett Bruan Smuuh Kenton Monroe hm McBeth Duck Allen Duck Clarke Don Coe Coach Keehr X ,ev ,M 1, mei I ' ' ii?-g?iQ53grru '5,Mx,1 ie u,u . ' I I Wa' A Q . .,,. , ,. ,, - I A ,lv Klum J... , f , . 'X ' X ' ' as A1 u a I, .I u ' A ii I I Z , I g I ,1 I u . I ' : ' ' I - :N yn ft 'nw O , , V t 4, , 1 ' wi ' I g fa, P- ff we eu -A fr' -- ' ' ' 1 4 ' 4 N 1 A W 74 ,. Q, 1 s 4 WWW 1-Q 'V u , .R 51,5 I 4 fBA ff' Y.. -44 73 n mg, W I your Q5 f Ig. ll x . ' Q7 x I , 5.. .v-'7 .,-lf' 5-5 6 f L :fa Z2 ,P ,...,-. 4? DICK ANDERSON DON MURDOCK COACH LEIFER and COACH BEMIS DICK MAIOR FLOYD O'CONNELL ASKETB. LL RENTON 29-EVERETT 3 I ln the two schools' first meeting in basketball Everett won their third consecutive athletic contest from Renton, Bl-29. Dee Jardine, being high scorer for the Indians, was im- pressive in checking down six-foot- six-inch Ron Coulee. RENTON--CLOVER PARK Clover Park showed better basket- ball than they were given credit for in losing a close low-scoring game to Renton. R ENTON 32-EVERETT 22 Renton, living up to pre-season expectation, showed good ball hand- ling and accurate shooting in down- ing favored Seagulls. RENTON 45-SUMNER 38 Renton, leading with what looked like a safe margin, went cold in the third quarter while Sumner slowly closed the score, The fourth quarter was tense up till near the end when Renton hit four quick baskets to give them their seven point margin, RENTON 29-LK. WASHINGTON 37 A strong Lk, Washington basket- ball team outplayed the Indians to give Renton their first setback of the season, Floyd O'Connell was high for the losers with thirteen counters, RENTON 40-AUBURN 38 A close game from the starting whistle was decided on a free throw by Dick Maior in the two-minute period, Renton added four more gift tosses during the remainder of the game to bring the margin of victory to five points. RENTON 40-WHITE RIVER 42 Fred West, White River's big cen- ter, put up a rebound for the winning margin in the sudden death over- time? McDougall was high scorer for Renton with l3 points. RENTON 44--KENT 36 It was Don McDougall and com- pany in this game' Don hit for l9 points in leading Renton to an im- pressive victory over a highly re- garded Kent-Meridian squad. RENTON 22-HIGHLINE 32 Dee Jardine was badly needed as Renton dropped an important game to the Ptrates. RENTON 48-SUMNER 26 Jardine's injured foot looked to be in good shape as he racked up l9 points to lead Renton to a -48-26 victory. The Indians led all the way over a completely zutclassed Spartan TCBVYT DEE IARDINE DON MCDOUCAL ELDRED MATHIESON KEN CUWDEN ASKETB LL RENTON 39-LK. WASHINGTON 23 Lk. Washington led 7 to O in the early stages of the game, Renton tied the score at 7-all and it was smooth riding from there on out. Dick Major was high for the Indians with ll points. RENTON 41-AUBURN 46 Auburn riding a winning streak could not be stopped. The game was close with the lead switching often. Floyd O'Connell was high scorer for Renton with I5 counters, RENTON 54--PUYALLUP 34 Coach Leifer's ball club hit their stride again to down Puyallup in a run-away ball game. Dick Maior was outstanding in checking down Jim Pall to two points by way of the foul ine. RENTON 62-WHITE RIVER 36 Setting a new season high score, the Indians scored at will against the hapless Hornets. Don McDougall, Renton's sensational Soph, hit for Zl points before retiring from the con- test. RENTON 38-KENT 35 The Indians moved into a first- place tie with Kent-Meridian and Lake Washington by taking this con- test. RENTON 33-CLOVER PARK 21 With the reserves playing most of the game, Renton won its tenth league victory from outclassed Clover Park. Dick Major and Don McDougall shared scoring honors. RENTON 35-PUYALLUP 40 This was a hard game to loseg it dropped the league into a four-way tie. Renton played good basketball, but they didn't have the drive they usually showed in tight ball games, RENTON 23--HIGHLINE 35 Highline proved that they were tough on their home floor by com- pletely outplaying Renton for a right to the league play-off game. Ren- ton's floor work was good but they could not score in the second half. McDougall was high for Renton with l3 points, ln sixteen league games Renton won ten and lost six. The league ending in a two-way tie, between Highline and Kent, was one of the tightest league fights in years, Going into the last game, four teams were tied for first place, Renton and Lake Washington were eliminated. High- line defeated Kent-Meridian in a play-off game at Renton for repre- sentation in the State Tournament. Renton played hot and cold ball throughout the season. At times they looked to be extremely sharp as in the second game with White River. I 0-- ii J 'VN li fi Dx i 1 4 1 iff? ., 2 tw . L A il . , 1 11' 11 94, I I 1. '. '!. f I 1 Xl' fi l 'x L' MIKE RILEY CHUCK CEARHART SKIPPY GUNDERSON VAR 'ITY ll SKETBALL FIRST ROW left to right jim St Clair Sklppy Gunderson Eldrcd Mathncson Floyd OConneII Don Murdock Mnkc Rlley lcrry Clover SECOND ROW Phll Hoge Duck Malor Don McDougall Drck Andcrson Dev: lardrnc Ken Cowden Chuck Ccarhart jnrn McBeth JR Y RSITY B S BTH LL FIRST ROW left to rlghl Wynn Hess Al Aarhus jcrry Raub ohn ndcrs Farrell rduc nnnc rr lm Bagzctf lam Prufchard Duck Raub SEC ROW lack Dickinson Lylc Olson Larry McDanlcI Roger Goodspccd jay McCarrrglc Richard Rockey Tum Shearer lack Lindquist A L, A ' ' 5 1 1 .t - ' A r f A, ,, .v y, I' A 1 4 ' ly. v . r 1 v . Us 1 4 I .- Y I 1 ' A . w v v E v Q I . Q ' I 9 , N A 5 J O A 1 v R ' , 1 R 1 4 AV V sw K, 1 'V , . lx ' ' b W l f T Y , X : . Q , r, 1 ' . I la . 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FIRST ROW left to rught Ronnue Robertson Sud jude Clayton Evan Orvulle Nelson Pug Bauley Bull Hunt Ronald Graham Ed Adams Gary Thompson Sud Perettu SECOND ROW Bob Clayton Tom johnson Eldred Mathueson Cary Ceder Chuck Cearhart Duck Beard lum Prutchard Wyman Dobson Don Carlson THIRD ROW Skuppy Gunderson Claude Acree Muke Ruley Bull Bowder Duck Mauor Duck Anderson lay McCarrugle Charles Burks Leroy Fultz Tony Smart Melvun Deerung Coach OBruen BASI B LI ln l946 the Puget Sound League offucuals met and decuded that baseball should have uts place as a mauor sport un hugh school actuvutues The Renton lnduuns sunce have taken four struught champuonshups Tryung to make ut fuve un a row are Floyd O Connell Muke Ruley Chuck Cearhart from the last year s startung team Others returnung to Coach Bull OBruens team are Ron Robertson Duck Anderson Duck Mauor and Sud Jude The schedule for l95O us March 28 Kent at Renton Aprul 4 Renton at Whute Ruver Aprull Puyallup at Renton TBC' After takung the champuonshup for two successuve years Renton through thus year s track squad us out to uphold her crown Although the squad us quute young the boys seem to have that desure to get out and wun A few of the returnung lettermen who have h1d experuence un theur fueld of events and are workung for that Stute meet are Allan Unbedacht Sam Ruffalo Bob Mathueson Earl Bowden Jerry Yothers Dave Towne Allen Armstrong Orlan Woods and Don Seresun The track schedule us as follows arch 31 Whute Ruver Kent Meruduan at Ren on Aprul 5 Lake Washungton Hughlune at Renton Aprul l2 Puyallup Renton at Clover ark Aprul Z8 Sumner Auburn at Renton Aprul I5 Centralua Relays at Centralua May Clover Park at Renton May Z Conference Qualufyung Meet at Hughlune May S Conference Funals at Puyallup Muy l2 Dual Meet wuth Puyallup for Non Qualufuers M-YY H'El'l'n0 3' Rcflfon May I3 West Central Dustruct Meet May Renton at Sumner May I9 20 State Meet at Pul man May Renton at Auburn FIRST ROW left to rught Scotty Parker Frank Tonkun Bob Fey loe Crow Sam Ruffalo Allan Unbedacht Dave Towne Earl Bowden lerry Yothers Andy Parrunello Bob Mathueson SECOND ROW Henry Haroldson Benny Fosnaugh Charles Rutschneuder lack Schroeder lum Bagget Merwun Ladwug Roger Coodspeed Cary Kent Orlan Wood Phul Nanele Norman Noback Alf Haaverson THIRD ROW Wally Long Bull Gwunn Albert Bungusser Frank Tobacco lum Wulluams Allen Armstrong lum McBeth lum Huber Keuth Burton Warren Russell FOURTH ROW Bull Nuchols Walt Wulson Ben Cobraros lum Hallu day Bull Faun Bob Fogelman Ruchard Rockey Al Aarhus Ralph Connelly Tom Dobson Cary McCorkle FIFTH ROW Ken Kun: Lyle Olson Henry Smuth Daryl Squures Bull Anardu Pat O Bruen Ruchard Lafayette Bob Weymouth Barry Dunphy Bob Nesbut Durwun McTughe SIGTH ROW Coach Feltrun Don Coe Ted lohnson Dare Schaut Don Tackett lack Weber Orun Elluson lack Llndquust Bob Murphy lohn Nutzunger SEVENTH ROW Bull Thomas Terry Shaw Cary Dume jerry lrvvun Bob Puper Larry McDanuels Bull Munson EICHTH ROW Darrell Webster Eddue Eaton Bull Parker Duck Clarke Cordon Ranum V '53 A A T .. r 'r : V ' . E R N 1, V l 1, 1, . ' T . , ' . ' x .,. 4 ' A I tt 'J 1 . Q ., A L qi A A - 2 MY A . I 1 H '. t . W . u 1 l - P ' u- i - T April Z5-Lake Washington at Renton ADH' 2u,vH,ghu,M. Relays ay mghuinc Z- - ' O 9- T. . us- ' ' ' - u A 23-- - - I I I ' u .uu u . ' A 1 T I ' ' ' ...iq ,, L , r , , I . I A i fu , v , ' A 147' Sam Ruffalo and Bob Mathueson Mnlers Coach Felton, Bob Hoey, Earl Bowden .V QV lx TRACK SN APS MU.: -LA - . - Allen Unbedacht and Pat O'Brien, Half-Milers .L a rack Star . Xxx. gf' p Bob Fogelman, Allen Armstrong, Richard Rockey and Barry Dunphy Relay Team Orlan Wood and Darrell Webster Q... 7+ Bob Fogelman and Allen Armstrong General Conference xx y Roger Coodspeed Warming Up Q IBLS' SPURT Girls Sports under the supervision of Miss Agnes Stewart us one of the most talked about subjects among our hugh school gurls today Thus form ot recreation includes volleyball basketball and softball Bowl ing wull add to pounts earned but us optional The awarding of letters to deserving gurls us based on the pount system A gurl earns two pounts each awarded each member of the championship team and five extra pounts are awarded each member of the team in second place One hundred pounts ns given to all gurls who have mauntauned perfect attendance throughout the year At the end of the year seventy fuve per cent ot the gurls wuth the highest number of pounts are awarded letters The gurls who partucupate un Curls Sports not only gain experuence in the various actuvutues but also learn sportsmanship tact and how to get along with others time she turns out plus an additional two points to the members of a winning team. 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WE CAN DO IT WELL Ads 111 tl1e I HRONH LE Get Results' Ac oss from the LA 91 I9 Post Ott ce 5 3434 Congratulutlon s to the nineteen fifty Senlors Illlllll FURNITURE Cll Class of 19.10 Ilr I lord A White OPTOMETRIST 305 Wells Street Phone Renton Washnngton 5 3788 W estern Auto .Supply The Fam: ly Store ' APPLIANCES ' AUTO SUPPLIES ' SPORTING GOODS W e Supplv Your Needs 210 Wells Phone 5 3991 h RARI6 MoTloN PICTURE coMPANY 5514 Un e sry Way Seattle I6mm G' 8mm Bell Cr Howell Equipment Sound Cr Silent Projectors ' Cameras P A Systems Installed Tape Recorders ' Screens Sllde and fllm strlp projectors s Ilhlddpl W 5 Y 1 u 'w 0 D , ,1 1 v 1 r s ' I A 4 I1 T 1 T Y r . n l - ' N , 1 w Jk J do l 1' ,lf K l , if I I 'QI C is 1 r n R i ier - .13 wr:u.t.s smee-r RENTDN, WASHINGTCI ' ' Best Wis es from the suppliers of the Bell 8, Howell ll' ' QJUHDI atlllatl0llS7 Filmosound Arc projector and sound system used in , ,, your high school auditorium. v o 0 1 o l 7 N, iv r i f - T . . . . , X J 5 ervice on a mec anica an soun rob ems Cross I2udrn and Sound Servrce 98! S SHOP I I6 Park Ave Radro and Hobby Supplres s VAN 5 X SHUF SI ORE l-lome of Natronally Known Shoes Red Cross Freeman Lrttle Yankees College Hull Sports X Ray Frttrng 5 7310 316 Wells St Renton FIRST NATIONAL DU Eg..-1 It s Fasy to Use 1,lll Bank You ll like our friendly courteous cooperative personnel And the many servlces we offer Step rn and let us tell you how we can help you CONGRATULATIONS SEN IORS from RE TO CLOTHI G 46Men's Wear of Distinction featuring ' Botany SOO Suits ' McGregor Sportswear ' Arrow Shirts ' Florsheim Cr Jarman Shoes ' Jantzen Sweaters ' Stetson Hats See FLOYD HUGHES 812. Thrrd Ave Phone 5 4271 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1950 from Brll Santr Furnrture and Applrances Featuring Westinghouse You can be sure rf rt s Westrnghouse 914 Znd Ave, Renton 5 7273 RENTON BOWLING RECREATION I2 NOON to ,Z J I2 MIDNIGHT JR 17 Loule, Wes, Nrck fl, 113 Tlfrrrd Ave Phone 5 3022 if-I .L U rn - .rg elf!! lgwlllyrrrnlrrrnnrrrrrrr if 5 S, I ilIL'u'T1 ' 0 o -3- T ,rg L Q ' -ill L I SLE? -e 1 Pe 1 1 QE: l ll I soB's f' A - fe- l l--I l A 1 . SGS? 'S 3' - -- '-.. -f errr - -' 1 M 'S B52 ' v J. . V , . v - - - , . . ' X 5 ' ' N I . 1 Y f x A - - - wr 1 ' ,x K 1 k - , .. - I l I . I I I I MEDIUM SHORT TALL COTTON DRESSES ,4 IX TO FIT You ALL Q Iv SIZES 9 T5 217 Wells ST 5 4277 RENTON NUT BOWL ff PEAN UTS CANDY POPCORN SIS Wells S 9085 KAIIFH BROS FUPL COAL cou TE s R ou dig X SERVICE lx, I PROMPT PHONE 5 3917 Route 4 Box 35 Renton T01 ILM RBAL1 Y WE SPECIALIZE IN HOMES Farms Suburban WE FEATURE CI LOANS WATERFRONT PROPERTIES Sud Schaudles Phone 5 3971 423 3rd Ave SUCCESS T0 YOU f f IRADS UI JUNE 50 ThIS Space for SIgnatureS ldfm . . II-Tv ' -,, I D .J xi 2 , N f , 2 -1, 41 'tj 4 x ' - 71143 u-Q P'Z'q', 'I I r 3 is V A 1 K ' - ' C I TW ' ' 1 4. . Q I J ' J g, 1 V ,. 23 V 5 4 V ' 1' Sl .I jlr3P T.',g ' 'T L. 'Un ' , Q., ,L I I , gf' K-2. MODE O'DAY jiff' SOFT DRINKS ' f XY 1 1 f 1 1 1 1 ,A J R u J V ! l . , i X . X A-uw fYA,,,,.Q'- - .. ,.X j . , S I A J T ' ' l f- - I .fi SEE w I' xx Q O I Z I 1 F Q - 7 V , A 5 f . , ' 1 . t ' . v . A ' . 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