Hazen High School - Lonach Yearbook (Renton, WA)

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Dedication of Stadium After 26 years of community service, the football stadium was reborn on September 5, 1975. New astroturf, new lighting, new north bleachers and new paint gave the Renton School District an impressive new facility. Renamed the Renton Stadium , this multi-purpose plant sports use virtually seven days a week. S625,000 has gone a long way. Diversified Occupations This is only the first year for Diversi- fied Occupational Clubs of America or D.O. but they are already active. They sold candy to make money to buy turkeys for Thanksgiving, had a canned food drive for Christmas, a bottle drive and sponsored a dance. The advisor is Mr. Catuzo and the officers are, Pres. Ed Gion, V. Pres. Connie Szekula, Treas. Carol Klopich, and Sec. Margaret Kuhlman. 23. The Diversified occupations class Dreaming Doing things you never did before Running the fastest race Edging your way to the top All the World will know who you are Maybe you will make it, maybe you won't It's your choice Nothing is impossible Go on and dream, -Corrie Sheets, Sophomore. l8 Student Life oil

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aff: f 'f DECA Deca is the acronym for Distributive Education. Its purpose is to introduce students to distributive retailing, but many students take the class to get credit for after school jobs. Deca's advisor is Mr. Catuzo. Students oper- ate the School Store in the morning and during lunches. lj. School Store sells food for thought. 21. Debi Mc Donald is DECA President this year. 31. Mr. Catuzo, worthy Deca advisor. 45. This year's Deca class. Student Life l7

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Elton John A cloud of smoke floated inside the coliseum on October 16 and 17 from 33,000 people who flocked to see the world's greatest performer. Dressed in his usual fantastic costumes and glasses, Elton played many of his hits, plus songs from his new album, ROCK OF THE WESTIES. Many Hazen students went to the concerts and all agreed that Elton John was super! Foreign Exchange The main objective of the foreign ex- change club is to foster international understanding. Helping to make money for incoming and outgoing students, showing hospitality for exchange students and acquainting Hazen students with exchange students are other objectives. Leaders are Susan Vaughn, presidentg Kathy Froelich, vice-presidentg and treasurer, Jeany Hahn. 23. The l975-76 Foreign Exchange club, 33. Foriegn Exchange students, left to right: Catherine Regnier. Graciano Sanchez, and Lor- ena Perez-Tejada. Freshmen The beings that always seem to man- age to get their fingers stuck in cafe- teria vending machines, and then somehow end up standing in garbage cans singing Mary Had a Little Lamb-t' student Life I9