Hazen High School - Lonach Yearbook (Renton, WA)

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EIGHTY Debate The Debate team has had to tackle the topic of 'LWhat should be the energy policy of the United States? this past year. The debate season is from October to May and involved the sixth period class of Mr. Rem- linger and also a group of kids who worked on debate after school. Steve Christainson and Charles Petit have been a lot of help to new and return- ing debaters. Besides the N.P.S.L. tournaments the team also partici- pates in College sponsored speech tournaments, December-February. Front, l. to r. Pauline Prazelton, Jeanine Eckhoff, Lisa Aichele Middle, l. to r. Class Members: Cindy Bennett, John Ness, Steve Christainson, Paul Haase, Will Hall, Rod Olson, Jerry Nashif, Mark Wiles, Donna Johnson. After school members: Charles Petit, Alex Riggle, Ann Longwell, Gretchen Longwell, Jennifer Polinghorn, Dana Pachellesie, Jeanine Eckhoff, Joan Sundquist and Mark Rider. Gina Gildarie tRentonJ, Sharon Welch, Lori Wilcox, Rhonda Kollman. Top, r. To l. Linda Jacques, Diane Bolstad, Bonnie McComas tRentonj, Marilyn McKee tRentonJ, Tovi Willanger, Marleen Weigel, Mrs. Paige V.I.C.A. l This year a new club was started. The A Vocational Interest Club of America in- volves students who are interested in J health careers. The main event of the group was to go to the V.l.C.A. conference and compete with other V.l.C.A. classes. Besides exploring health careers, they i practice nursing skills. They met the first two periods of school and participated in an Adopt-A-Grandparent program, at i the Highlands Convalescent center. They wrote to pen-pals at Western State College and sold roses. The president was Rhonda . Kollman and the advisor was Ms. Paige.

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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

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