Hazen High School - Lonach Yearbook (Renton, WA)

Page 57 text:

3 a m C 5th Period ' 9 9 outside . I can make out a teacher E standing before me expanding upon his subject completely enthralled and so dedicated he doesn't suspect I am not listening. Can't remember a word that he said but my daydreams kept me safe with an interested look upon my face and he doesn't realize that I am thinking of last weekend this weekend Christmas vacation and New Year's Eve not German verb tenses or how the Great American desert became populated CI couldn't tell you that, ofcoursej but tomorrow I'll suffer along with my friends when ths final test is set before me paper and pen, clear off your desk! crossed fingers and whispered prayers strained memories which go on strike at the very crucial moments sidewise glances are prohibitied as I focus my eyes upon purple and white mimeographed paper which has a sickening odor when you stick your nose to it Nothing familiar. .. not enough to count on I look for the answers somewhere. . . in my disorganized mind and dig up a few H which sound half-intelligent Why, oh, why didn't I read that chapter? A few blanks sufficiently filled Oh, well. I did my share. The rest ofthe test I shall generously leave for the teacher to complete without the answers, he'll have to cheat! its.. ' Mary Blencoe -ing. K ,V , R if ' - . - N ,. , .viifftmf e . My .. l.,,. f , .J e c I ns' I fi. K E A ,1 Tru..,,,,. -1... 1-it

Page 56 text:

1 And the Senior members of the world JACKIE WINANS Ski Club 12g Spades 12g Budget Review Committee 12, YVONNE WINTER Art Club 11-12gGirls' Club 9-12. MARK WOLSKY Lettered in Football 9-125 Track 11-129 Basketball 9-1 1. JORENE WRIGHT Ski Club 10-12g Girls' Club Rep 10-125 Junior Boardg Senior Board. JOYCE WRIGHT Swimming 9-12g Art Club 9, 10, 123 Artist of the Month 12. WADE WULF Boys' Club 9-12. DAVID W, YEE Lettered in Tennis 10-12g Boys' Club 9-12. GREG ZAPUTIL Ski Club 10-115 Boys' Club 9-12. Members of Senior Class whose pictures are not included: BARBARA ARMBRUSTER DAVID BERGH TERRI BLANCHARD PAULA BREHEM MARK BRIMLOW KATHY BRUNNER LARRY CARMEL PAMELA CLAYBO TIM CONNOR LORETTA DUNN ROBERT ELZIG 52 GEORGE FLUNKER ROD FOUTCH ROBIN GOODWIN KATHY HOEKZEMA JIM JACQUES SHELLY JOHNSON COLLEEN KI LTS CAROL LAVILLE DEBBIE LEE MARCIA LOAR LINDA LUFT MIKE MOFFATT TOM PERRY JANET PROST CLAYTON RICE KENNETH SANDERS RANDY SARGENT LINDA SPROAT KIM TAYLOR LARRY WILSON

Page 58 text:

QF 6 k X A. if ' 1' . A Nxl-M Mr Brannian, junior counselor, talks with junior Cindy Dallas. Contradiction is one word which could be used to describe the junior class of 1970-71. Almost always falling drasz- tically short of winning competition yells at pep assemblies, the class of '72' never- the-less contributed much to Hazen spirit. There was a consistently large junior tumout at all home games. Sports teams, program sellers and committees filled their ranks with juniors. Student govemment proved to be another example of this involvement. Three out ofthe four top executive offices were held by members ofthis class. Responsible for the organization of class activities was the Junior Board. Composed of fifteen members, the board met before, during, and after school at somewhat irregular intervals. Among the activities which they spon- sered was a Fall Dance. This dance was held for the purpose of raising funds fortheJunior Prom. Winter offered an opportunity for a snow party. It was the second snow party to be sponsored by this class in two years. After these events and several other fund-raising functions, the Board tackled the problems involved in having a Junior Prom. There were fears that there would not be sufficient interest in such a dance. But the Board took a gamble and decided to go ahead with the planning, and sponsor the dance. In summing up the junior class, Pres- ident Doug Temet had a few words to say. He believes the juniors have the potential, spirit, and manpower to be- come the number 1 class at Hazen. 54 Forthe Juniors, 1970 was a time before the final countdown. . 5.3 z ' f -ws 7 5 . I ft 5' 417' . Members are, row l: President Doug Temet, Jerry Evans, Steve Lee, Gregg Dohm, and Mike Kever. Row 2: Kathy Murdoch, Joyce Martin, Diane Turcott, Camille Yuan, Kathy Matkin, Beth Ann Holmes, Kathy Kom, Lisl Walker Teresa Shigihara, and Maxine Hewitt.