Hazen High School - Lonach Yearbook (Renton, WA)

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CIIIUIBS .S.U. The Black Student Union, more com- monly known as B.S.U., is an impor- tant, yet not always recognized associ- ation of Hazen. Their attributes this year were having a booth in the Inter- national Fair, participation in assem- blies, and their talent and fashion shows during Black History Week. 222 222 4 Members: C. Boullion, K. Becker, J. Call, W. Colby, C. Cox, L. Curtis, Joan Day, Denney, M. DesLauries, J. Esquibel, C. Falcon, C. Hahn, S. Harvey, C. Head, Huntington, K. Jorgenson, L. Kenworthy, S. Krom, R. Marks, S. Me-Lendon, Nangle, J. Pelletier, S. Prellwitz, C. Prosser, C. Ryan, S. Strom, A. Turner, C. Watt, as in Members: Audrey Turner, Todd Hilliard, Joan Day, Jill Tibbles, Lori Hilliard, Steve Gray, Willie Brown, Lora Durst, Tootie Talley, Melanie Swanigan. A . ff ,,,- if V DECA The 1978-1979 year was a successful one for the Hazen Distributive Educa- tion Club. The thirty members of the class particpated in and initiated many activities for their school, community, and their citie's morale. The class gath- ered old toys for Toys for Tots, ap- peared on a local television show, held a dance, and had numerous fund raisers. Two of the more important fund raisers were the sale of Almond Roca and their participation in a dance marathon, both were for muscular dystrophy, the offi- cial charity of the Distributive Educa- tion Clubs of America. DFW? Weathers, A. Webster, K. Graham, K. Jacobs, R. Jones. SEVENTY-EIGHT

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WEEK! MKUSIIC Advanced Alto Soprano Chorus The Advanced Alto-Soprano Chorus added tremendously to Hazen's music department. The girls' lovely voices could always be heard at the many con- certs they performed at. The girls also performed at elementary schools in the area and participated in the NPSL Contest. Therressa Batson, Ronda Black, Jean Broomhead, Kelly Clark, Marita Cowan Dianne Damon, Stephanie Ellis, Sandi Heinz, Karla Johnson, Mary Joo, Karin Larson, Sandra Merrel, Debra Neigel, Vicky Smith, Cynthia Thompson, Norma Tucker, Susan Underbrink. X 1 H 1 W ' 9th 8z 10th Grade Girls Ensemble fl' pf A l the ras N, fr T rf' ,f3ff'Mw'-- T5 if , , ,1. 5.16. if -X xl. K.. K, J .KX 5 , ' -1 Anne Beck, Rhonda Black, Jean Broomhead, Marita Cowan, Dianne Damon, Steph- anie Ellis, Liz Johnson, Cathy Joss, Jeahee Kim, Sandy Merrell, Dawn Thompson, Joyce Vedos The 9th and l0th Grade Girls Ensem- ble is a group consisting of hard work- ing girls. Their goals ofthe year were performing in the Christmas Concert and singing at contests and elementary schools. SliVliNTY bl Vl TN

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Art Club ' ,,. ,J This year for the first time the National Art Education Association is sponsoring an Art honor society for high school students. Membership is open only to students of National Art Ed. members. Ha7en is evidently the 3rd school in the nation to begin a local chapter. This means there will be less competition for the national awards and scholarships which will be available, this first year. We are hoping Ha7en students will win some of these awards. Besides working for the national awards the students created a Christmas display for the Renton Shopping Mall and earned 550.00 for their treasury. Part ofthe money will be used for society field trips to museums and gallerys. Greg Warzecha is the president. T 1 an ,I ,f Y so 'e ' gl The Diversified Occupations Club this year started off with a fundraiser by selling Almond Roca. The big . - event of the club, though. was their visit to the Childrens Orthopedic Hospital, just before Christmas. The Y . group dressed in holiday costumes as Santa and his helpers, then set out to spread some Christmas cheer, with the patients. The children enjoyed the company and it gave the D.O. Club a great sense of accomplishment, At the end of each semester the club celebrates accomplishments such as these with a party. The lst semester club president is Kelli Manely. ' s ., r J . Q, '25, yy 'V jf Wrrxx kfsir .Q .. X is C . ,gag Diversified OCCUp3tl0HS sEvENTv-NINE