Renton High School - Illahee Yearbook (Renton, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 74 of the 1945 volume:

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A 'NNA fr an MWA .F 4-'fK, .2 sw..-f-4.4 Y.. f- , - F H uv, ,W NK x. .ygsuwys in ' -1 v . :HQ X-K J' s ' if hvrlff' 3-,,1,,Q,f:v-rg x of U V' pry'- in .J W, M ' A , 4 ww 'W 4 1 4 h fr S- 41 ' , ,. .fi ' , f' M, ,,,, ,VA .9 . ,. f, 'f 'QW W' ' l -Q 'fu 'gi Q 'W ' 'W 'Z? ,U-xff,,.+W, ,x Z, V ,, .uw W X,,- E X , 'TSN ln years gone by, our annual I-las been dedicated to the boys Who fought and died to keep our school A place of pride and joys. , This year, as Well as to the boys Who gave their lives for us, Let's make this book a tribute To those who live for us, To the boys-and girls-who tread the soil Of land here and across the sea In Italy, France, the Philippines, Let this dedication be. STANLEY I. THOMPSON Principal , :wZ3f2?1,f -- OLIVER M. HAZEN Superintendent I. L. DAVIDSON Senior High Viceeprincipal CARL WEBER Iunior High Vice-Principal ww ' , mp., ,. ML r. -f',rfZq,f','Z:w7.,,'?, V A i 55- 1 Q ' 7, yulltm, 'wwmiffffm -fm ff WV ff , ,.,jf',fvgpc, mf H. B. IOHNSON Business Manager f ? C. G, MYERS O Superintendent of Building and grounds f ff! f f- ' ff My L 64' ff Q. .. 5.4414 u sf-111 RANDALL R. ROCKHILL District Music Supervisor AGNES M. STEWART District P. E. Supervisor VIVIAN HOLT Attendance Supervisor A ALVIN G. WARWICK Attendance Supervisor Wir- DAPHNE HAILEY A Health and P. E. THOMAS GUERIN Health and P. E. OLGA EWASEN Health and P. E. DWIGHT I-'ELTON Health and P. E. FLORENCE BEAM Health and P. E, DEWEY FAVERO Health and P. E. AGNES STEWART Health and P. E, BERNicE LLOYD English AGNES CARLSON Language, Arts BERTHA SKORDAHL Language, Arts ELIZABETH GILLIS English, French LUCILLE CONRAD English CLARE DENT Language, Arts FRANCES MERRYMAN English, Iunior High Library EILEEN BROWN English ETHEL SWENSON English MARION SICELOI-'F English, Dramatics ELIZABETH STRAND English, Dramatics ELSIE CHANDLER English CELIA SHULTZ Handcraft MARY ROBERTS Industrial Arts KENNETH PATTIE Industrial Arts DURY FOX Industrial Arts IA MES NELSON Industrial Arts E .4-...M-...X flllltuu-4-gy i 4 , KATHRYN L. WATT - - Commercial - A l MADELINE WALL - Comme-rcia - ' I ERNA MacWHIRTER - Commercia LILLIAN CRANE - VIRGINIA PRINGLE ANDREW GRAY - EDNA KNUPPE - GERTRUDE SCI-ILAUCI-I ETHEL WYCKOFF - AURYLON PINK - LIV MEYERS - - ROGER L SLOCUM - STELLA CRELLIN MARY IRAHTSCII Mill-ILE lSRENL'll Senior llmlt OSCAR ANWEIISON Svmot' llmlt MARGlXlllf'l' ROSE Social Social Social Social Science Science Science Science Mathematics Mathematics Mathematics Mathematics lxlatlieniatics Matlieinatics L til.. i uiitiaollor e l X- L i u.t..ellot- f Scliool Nurse Social Science Social Scienc lxlatliomatics liintor lliqlt Lxltll t ntmtznllpt- X X fr f '. fl' if GLADYS I-IUTCHISON - Practical Science WERNER CONRAD - - - Chemistry MARION THOMSON - - Biology GLADYS STEELE - - Practical Science CARRIE HOWELL - DUSALINA CAVELETTO - MAY SHAFT - - ffffwl , if Permanent Substitute Senior High Librarian - - - - - Study Hall I. M. MCMANUS - - Custodian CHARLES MITCHELL - Custodian GOMER WILLIAMS - - Custodian GEORGE TURNER - - '2atg,Custodian !p LUV ' Q it ic 1,14 Y A, r- ilf DORIS RAY - - - Secretary of Iunior High Vice-Principal AUDREY NIMTZ - - - Secretary of Senior High Vice-Principal MARY CREEGAN - Clerk in the Business Office HELEN MacDOUGALL - Stenographer-Business Office Jr fff' I I 'WT XY? -.E I 4 .1 N x m mf. IOHANNA ARPS Ari CATHERINE PIDCOCK Secretary-Business Office HELEN LINES Switchboard Operaior CHARLOTTE PRYER Bookkeeper-Business Office IO ALVIN CARR Vocal Music C. B. ELLEFSON Instrumental Music RANDALL ROCKHILL Instrumental Music i if' ii! 1 f', Ii 'I J I SINGLETON Hom Economics BERNICE KOESTER Home Economics .5 I L I I ' 7 iff W I g Y A .sk W f . 1 M JV, - l ,,' M m4w,swW'q LWf?' '17 'N , mx' , AC1i1f11MAN, Cl1AliLO'1'1'lf 'Cltuclc' S 1'1 A Secretary 111 Drtll Loader 11-12 Commorcml fflub 10 11 17 Svntor 1111111 News 12 Dramattcs Club 1011 191 Blq Sutter Socrl-tary 11 Gtrls' Sports 10-11-12 Board ol Control 11 AC1'lE11MAN, UN1 Q1. LUUILCI. Sttnlcyw Guts' Sports 10-ll Gtrls' Club 1'1f'pfres,f:rttattvf- 12 Curls' Club 10-11-12 ADAMSON, MAHILOU 'Lou Entered lrorn Bozeman, Montana 11 Dramattcs Club 11-12 Adverttstng Club 12 if Btg Stster Club Nonette 11 A11-School play 12 Annual Stall 12 Pep Club 10-11-12 Gtrls' Club 11-12 ALBERTS, AILEEN Butch Entered lrom Britton, South Dakota Glrls' Club ll-12 Girls' Glee Club 10 Mixed Chorus 10 Orchestra 10 ALLEN, LA DAUNA Gadlet Entered lrom Tacoma, Washtngton Ltbrartan 10-11-12 Otltce Gtrl 10-11-12 Roller Skattng Club 10-11 Cwxrls' Club AMOSSO, 1OY Moss Adverttstng Club 11 Dramattcs Club 10-11-12 Ltbrartan 11-12 Three Act Play 11-12 Commerclal Club 10-11-12 Glrls' Club 10-11-12 12 A A NDLAR, HELEN Halley Entered from Cle Elum, Washtngton 11 Adverusmg Club 12 Cwtrls' Club 10-11-12 lnternal Club 10 RNOLD, MARGARET Marg S B A Vtce Prestdent 12 Three Act Play 12 Seruor Hepresentatxve 12 Torch Soctety 10-11-12 Dramattcs Club 10-11-12 Commerctal Club 10-11-12 Dull Team 11-12 Annual Stall 11-lf AHNONE 1-1AC111 L Rav llramaltcs Club 111 also-up Crow 12 Tonunotcta Clu 1- - 0 I 1 ln IL 11 1 tx - 11111 '11 am 11 1 I , 15ANN1NG, lACQU N4-ws Stall 10 Asmatanl lfdtlor ltmrn-alms Club 1'-ull Play 11 Swntot Play Hula' Sports 10 Ltulm K lub L Ou HAHHY, HAYMON1 0 lkwotlmlt 10 ll-11' t Inltturuual 1011 1103111 Club 10-1 11 A 10 Fuo Crt-w 12 1 H .. Htg S1SlL'I' Club 11-12 Torclt Soctcly 10-11-lf Gtrls' Sports 1011 Guls' Club 111 ptoscntattve 12 1fL1NLf Hlacktem 11 10-I1-121 nctl 11 5 l1,uty Harry 1 12 f -- A WW 11F1.1.fIIA'IO,EETHER Es A':l'1er'1:1r.g CQ1b lf-11-12 Girls' Crab Prezden' 12 Torch 10-11-12 Girls' Sports IC-11 Make-up Crew 11-12 Dramatic Club 10-11-12 Ushers Club 11-12 Drill Team 11-12 BENNETT, 1.015 'Beechie' Girls' Club 10-11-12 Roll Room President 10-12 Three-Act Play 10-11-12 Commercial Club 10-11-12 Torch 10-11-12 Senior Council 12 Solo Contest 10-ll-12 Dramatlcs Club 10-11-12 BENNETT, SUE Girls' Sports 10-ll Big Sister Club 10-ll-12 Torch 10-11-12 Nonette 10 Senior Council 12 Dramatics Club 12 Home Room Secretary 11 Home Room Vice President 10 BENSON, BOYD . Q ,,. W4 vi fm-A BOWER, RICHARD Buzz Football 11-12 Photo Club 10211-12 Electricians Crew 10-11 Stage Crew 11-12 Knights of the Arrow 10-11 P. A. Crew 11-12 Pep Band 11-12 Home Room President 12 BOW, MILDRED Millie Big Sister Club 11-12 Senior High Chorus 11-12 Girls' Club 10-11-12 BRITTLE, LINWOOD Lin Entered irorri Norristown, Pennsylvania Yell Leader 10-11 Dramatics Club 10 Football Manager 10 Boys' Club 12 BRYANT, MARY Tad Board of Control 12 Class Officer 11-12 Dramatics Club 10-11-12 Chorus 11-12 Girls' Club 10-11-12 All-School Play 10-11-12 BURGAAS, ELAINE Burgie Torch 10 Girls' Sp rs 10-11 Ushers b 11-12 Drarnat' Club 10 Girls' b 10-11-12 if I Football 10 11-12 Torch 10-11-12 Basketball 10-11-12 frark 10-1 V BERTAGN1, IOHN Great Lover Student Body President 12 Dramatics Club 10-11-12 Electricians Crew 10-11-12 Basketball 10-11-12 Baseball 10 Fall Play 11-12 Movie Crew 12 Home Room President 10-11 BERTOLERO, BETTY Snoolcs Entered from Casper, Wyoming Band 10-11-12 lournalism Staff 10 Girls' Club 10-11-12 N' 13 CADWALLDER, DUANE Flash' Track 10-12 Boys' Club 10-12 CARLSON, VALERA Val Entered from Plentywood, Montana Girls' Room 11 Girls' Club 10-11-12 CAVANAUGH, GARLAND Torch 10-11-12 Photo Club 12 Pep Band 11-12 Football 12 CLEVELAND, MARY LOU Entered from Vincennes, ln Advertising Club 11 Paper Statt 10-11-12 Annual Stall 10-12 Senior Council 12 Girls' Club 10-12 diana 0 if CLINE, lO1'lN Fat Football 10-11-12 , Pep B.-nd 10-11-12 , 1 Knights ot the A ow 10-11 , , W ' Torch 10-11-12 U , - , if Board of Control ll A' 1 P. A, Crew ll-12 - 255 I COOKSON, EDWINA - Eddie , f A VV Advertising Club 12 nu W1 ,QVAQ V ' Q ' Girls' Club 10-11-12 ' H -f Qgj V f W - f' 1 f 1 'r .- ,fi , I? ,,,, -ff 1 1 Q X 'i was .w . '! E 1 vi w COVLIN, LEOTTA Lee Girls' Club Representative 12 Big Sister Club 11-12 Girls' Sports 10 Advertising Club 12 Girls' Room 11 Girls' Club 10-11-12 CUGINI, ALEX Al Electricians Crew 10-11 Stage Crew 11-12 Football ll-12 Knights ot the Arrow ll Photo Club ll-12 Fire Crew 12 Annual Stall 12 Light Crew 11-12 DAHLQUIST, DlCK Knights ot the Arrow 10-11 Annual Stall 11-12 Boys' Club 10-11-12 Torch 10 Fall Play 12 Track 10 Fire Crew 11-12 DALPAY, PATRICIA Pat Sports 10-ll Attendance Otlice 10-ll-12 l'1ramatic's Club ll R143 Sister Club ll-12 Home l-loom Secretary 12 TWAVITNPORT, MARY ANN Drill Twain 11-12 Girls' Sports 10-11 Dramatics Club 10-11-12 Advertising Club 10-ll-12 I I 9 4 If yf x 1 ,W f 2 is ' f? M. EVANS, MARIE Shorty Senior Council 12 Girls' Club 11-12 Drarnatics Club 12 FARROW, BILL William Football 10-11 Knights ol the Arrow 10-ll-I2 Boys' Club 10-ll-I2 Home Room President 12 Stage Crew 12 Intramural Basketball 10-11 Intramural Baseball 10-11 FIELD, BETTY Big Sister Club 11-I2 Girls' Club 10-11-12 FIELDS, IOANNE Io Entered from Yakima 10 Girls' Club 10-ll-12 Chorus 10-ll-12 Advertising Club 12 Basket Room 11 Nonette 10-ll FLIGGE, SHIRLEY Shirl Entered from Marshall, Minnesota 12 Glee Club ll G, A, A. IO Girls' Club 12 9' DEMPICE, IUIIE 2,33 Glee Club IC Pep Club' 10 Sports I0 Girls' Club ll-12 DEMONEY, FRIEDA Frenchie Girls' Club IO-ll-I2 Torch I0-ll-I2 Girls' Sports 10-ll Board of Control ll-I2 Ushers Club 10-ll-I2 DOTY, VIRGINIA Girls' Sports I0-ll Olfce Girls I2 Chorus 10-11 Girls' Club 10-ll-12 DROVETTO, DICK Dro Advertising Club ll-I2 Dramatics Club I2 Annual Stall 12 Boys' Club 10-ll-12 Make-up rew 12 1-'all Play 2 f e-S45 EDWARDS, MAXINE Max Entered from Great Falls, Girls' Club 11-12 Drarnaiics Club I2 EMERY, ESTHER Torch 10-ll-12 Girls' Sports 10-ll Make-up Crew 10-11-12 Drarnatics Club 10-ll-12 Ushers Club ll-12 Girls' Club 10-ll-I2 Basket Room ll-12 Big Sister Club ll-12 1 Montana ll Z Cuba, fa Q ffffgzf 5, ,,.tU.-,Q , L' .iv K f 1 .J 1. FOSNAUGH, BENNY Boys' Club 10-ll-12 Intramural Basketball 10-11 FRANCESC1-11NA, ATTILIO rn YW 3 I' Torch 10-ll-12 -'f Annual Stall 11 ..,. - ' '- Boys' cub 10-11-12 .11 Knight ot the Arrow 10-11 N '- :: 3?1.. I Home Room Secretary 10-11-12 M i n 4 Fire Squad 10-ll-12 ' ' -Z A , 4' ,f 7 FRI-IRER, 101'1N Peg Boys' Club 10-11-12 Intramural Basketball 10-11 FULGOSI, LORRAINE Lorry Commercial Club 11-12 Annual Stall 11-12 Girls' Sports 11 Office Girl 10-11-12 Dramatics Club 11-12 Board of Control 11 Yell Leader 11-12 GARDIN, 101'1N Stump Football 10-12 Basketball ll Track 10-11-12 Advertising Club 12 P. A. Crew 10-11-12 Knight of the Arrow 10-11 Boys' Club 10-11-12 Board of Control 10-ll 6 X 1 GHEGGS, GERALD Dusty 'I ' Boys' Club 10-11-12 If -f, Stage Crew ll-'12 P fy lj rare Squad 11-12 1 ' 1 Senior Council 12 J 1 t 1 lntramural Sports 10-1.11, , 1' ' W-I lf wa -if 1 1 11 up . w -If 'Qpq--,4 ,f ' GUNN, JEANETTE Gunner' I-7,q l5Y7jt Attendance Ottice 10-11-12 ' ' Girls' Club 10-11-12 'f7518hcl P HAYS, ORVILLE Bud Knight ot the Arrow 11 Football Manager 12 Boys' Club 10-11-12 1-llGl11.AND TOM Buck Boys' C-lub 10-ll-12 Chorus ll-12 Boys' Glee Club ll - llOLMQUlS'l', l1OllOTllY Pos 11011113 1100111 S-vc1'vta1'y 121 Guls' Club l'1PP1iD5C1'1ldl1VG ll Altondancv Olhco ll Guls' Club 111-ll-lil llO1,SC1l1f1-1, WlNll'l1lfl-1 W1nn1o lfnturocl 110111 11.11111-1'sb111'q, West V311 Book Clulw 111 v l'1ra111.1t1cs Club 10 l3o1111l.11' Musw Club ll Ollico Gul ll Gul 111-serves ll 1111.111 Ot Guls ll Ott1c1,- Asmstant ll Guls' Club 12 X .N . 1 MK S L It llfx' Qx as ., ,. -,.-..-- HOLI, ml.:-:fLi.L C. 'gg' Girls' CI-Ib 10-11-Q2 , Torch 10-ll-12 4tf F Drarxaut C1912 12 4 S A JOHNSON, EBBA Entered from St. Paul, Minnesota Girl Reserves 10 Junior-Senior Play 11 . Dramatics Club 11 Red Cross 10 Sophomore Representative 10 , Latin Club 10 IOHNSON, EVELYN Girls' Club 10-11-12 KALIS, DON Electrician Crew 11-12 Stage Crew 11 Photo Club 11- Football ll-12 Torch 10-ll-12 Track ll Boys' Club 10- 12 11-12 Zim' nv- M ' '31 . Boob-.aeoroazs Le-1' ' Dramattr:-Club 12 Office Girl 11-12 Girls' Club 10-ll-12 3 'lf xr HOPPER, EDNA l'1fCld1e Girls' Club 10-11-12 Girls' Sports 10 National Poetry Contest 11 HOUGAHDY, IUNE Sandy Girls' Club 10-11-12 X 4 1 . If If l 1 1 K+, I B, 4 ,fl Z 1 ' . JOB, VIRGINIA I -Vi Entered from Grandview, aslmngtbn Girls' Club 12 IOHNSON, comm W Advertising Cl 2 I r Girls' Club 10- -I2 ,1 :'t7, il j 1 It A, . 11, ts Lib J XM 1 of M ng' g U' ef if SP KINUNEN, MAXINE Max Advertising Club 11-12 Torch Society 10-11-12 Dramatics Club 10-11-12 Make-up Crew ll-12 Big Sister Club 11-12 Girls' Club Represeritativ Girls Sports 10 Drill Team 11 KRUGER, DICK Red Pep Band L0-11 Football 11 Yell Leader 12 Fall Play 12 Knight of the Arrow Drum Major 12 Make-up Crew 12 Band 10-11-12 e 10-12 10-11 ' 1 , pf 10727 , it 17? ,'J. 1 ' ,, , -4' , fvw , :ji if ' f, ,, Z f X ' , ,M ,, , ff 5 ,, 5 www, LAVIH, BOB Scooc11 1nt1'arnura1 Baseball ll Track lfl-11-12 Boys' Club 10-llfl2 LEW1S, AILEEN Dramaucs Club IO Cwrrls' Club 10-11712 Make-up Crew 12 LLOYD, ELA1NE Peg G1rls' Club IU-11-12 Cnrls' Sports 10 Dramaucs Club 12 LUTTRELL, LENORA Toadie Commercxal Club 11-12 Dramatlcs Club ll-12 Dr1l1 Team ll-12 Home Room President 11 Home Room Vlce President 12 G1rls' Club 10-11-12 131g S1ster Club 11-12 Annual Stafl ll LYNCH, LELAND Lee Entered from Clearmont, Missouri Boys' Club ll-12 Band 10-11 Chorus 10-11 Basketball 10-ll MAGOURIK, LEE - Boys' Club 10-11,12 Pep Band 10-11-.12 , Dance Band 11 ., 1 ' 1' 4, 1 YVL axis 1 1' A ' , 1 4 11? Il 1' ' rx ' V 'a 1 G- ' 1 ' U- 1 9' .541 4 1: MARTIN, DORIS i'Dor1e Comme-rctal Club 10-ll-12 Girls' Sports 10 I 1' F311 may 11 by Oluce Assistant 12 Torch 10-11-12 Guls' Club Vrce President 12 Annual Stall 12 Band 10-llfll CLENDON, WANDA Glenn1e Commercml Club 10-ll-12 Adverustnq Club 12 Grrls' Club 1011-12 M1f'1'11VEN MARY LOU 101:11 10-ll-12 Grls' Sports 10,11 AC1YO111S1I1Cl Club 10-ll-12 115111-1-S 611.11 10711 11 111111 1ea111 11-12 1X'1.ikv up Cvew 111711 11 1w.11.1 Q1 00111101 f A 1 rw lf 11 W ' f MlLL11'11'1', 111111N1C11 'i11.11w ' 1. 1'r1le11-11 lrom Vornullruu 90 lwnkola N X Qt 1o11'11 11,111 1 1 Guls' Club ll-12 AV 1 E1 X gb Nurivltv ll 1 Y . x Guls' C1100 Club 11-lil ' 111111115 111 11 U I X I i ' 11 1 , Ml1Nl1-.11 11,AN li1?1'1o111 ,l 7' 1811131 l'1u11 11111-llf 'fxklflfi , I .12 f ,Q ,M 5 ,,, ..,, , , 5 f J X 5514 '42 vi12'2,?E 4,1 fzefz-'-tw. NISSEN, KATHRYN Kay Dram-atics Club 10-11-12 Secretary ol Roll Room 12 Girls' Club 10-11-12 NOEL, LOIS Noe1ie Drarnatics Club 10-ll-12 Commercial Club 10-ll-12 Sports 10-11 Oliice Assistant 12 Advertising Club 12 Annual Staff 12 Drill Team 11 Torch 10 NORTH, DOROTHY Dot Entered from Sa ul a, Oklahoma P P Girl Reserves 10-11 Girls' Club 10-11-12 4-H Club 10-11 Girls' Glee Club 10-11 NORWOOD, ZOE Entered from Roseville, Michigan Annual Stall ll Olfite Girl 12 Debating 11 Dramatics 11-12 Class Secretary 11 School Paper 10-ll OFSTHUS, IERRY Sleepy Stage Crew 10 Boys' Club 10-11-12 ii .,....1... -4 ,........ C u v '4, f .A F C, '-1,0 Ln 9.91 hifi I'..15. 4 .. 1.1, .15-1.1.5 3 f' V P -,Z ,f- v-1 - lfi Ji.. 1.-:g.-,fEo .uri ,g f-r 4 -f -1 -.1 ,.u.,1,-il Girls Club 12 Girls' Giee Ci-b 12 MOliOGl'1P.fI, 1111-YP? lil Girls' Sports 10-11 llonetie ll Advertising Club 12 Big Sister Club 10-.1-12 Ollice Assistant ll Senior Council 12 Chorus li-ll f' MORE, DARLYIIE Entered from Aurrisvilie Oregon Basketball 10 Glee Club 10 Glee Club Secretary 10 Girls' Club ll-12 OY1Il1-U-111, RUT1-1 'Pinlcyu Entered from Salem, Oregon Girls' League 10-11 Olfice Assistant 12 Girls' Letter Club 10 President ot Volley Ball Club 10 Vice President of Archery Club 10 Chairman ol 1-lorse Back Riding Clu Girl Reserves 10 Tri-Y 10 ULLEN, GIL Mooney Torch 10 Annual Stall 11-12 Knight of the Arrow 10-11 'Basketball 10-ll-12 Stage Crew 10 Home Room Vice President 11 fy! 1-,C4!ll117ire Chiel 12 01' ,r1ELsoN, viviziri vw ffl l ,pf 1 Commercial crab 10-11-12 M Q ramatics Club 10-11-12 I ff.. f i 11 1 ' 1 a C a 1Ar43lj .J'J Eogrdnl oll Clontrol 11 C3 ll ake up Crew 12 Junior Council 11 Girls' Sports 10-11 PARKER, BARBARA 'Bobbie' Drill Team 11-12 Nonette 11 Girls' Room 12 Library 11 Girls' Club 10-11-12 Torch 10-11-12 Chorus 10-11-12 PAV1.1C1-1, ART Boys' Club 10-ll-12 Advertising Club 12 PARPART, RUDY Parp Football 11-12 Track 11-12 , Photo Club 11-12 Electrtcian Crew 10-11-12 Knight of the Arrow 11 Boys' Club 10-11-12 Annual Staff 12 PETERMEYER, VERNON Pete Boys' Club 10-11-12 Football Manager 11-12 Electrician Crew 10-11 Knight ol the Arrow 10 PETERSON, DOROTHY Dot Entered from Macldock, No. Dakota Chorus 10-12 Sextette 10 Trio 10 Pep Team 10 Girls' Club 12 PF1EFFER, LAURETTA 'lRetta Entered from Wilton, No Dakota Chorus 10-11 Pep Club 10 Girls' Club 11-12 6WW,w4Mv 'x l. Tir' fm, Nl 196.4 P227 , af , f ft if REYNOLDS, BILL Advertising Clt PINCHETTI, LUCILLE Lucy Entered lrorn lssaquah, Washington Girls' Club 11-12 Attendance Oliice 12 FLUTE, KENNETH Mlienny' Eire Squad 12 Boys' Club 10-ll-12 RANDOLPH, Blr.l 'Randy Entered trom Baton Rouge Dramatics Club 10-ll Goll Team ll Knrht ot the Arrow ll Tennis Club 10-11 Paper Stall 10-ll Roys Club 12 Moe tb ll-lf Vlcctrrcmn Crew 10-ll Stage Crow ll-12 l-Cntolrt ot the Arrow 10-ll-l., n lntr-imural Roslcelball 10-ll 1' A Crt-w ll llfarnattcri I., lub ll-IQ ll-nys 4 lrrli 10-ll 1.1 HllJGlfR DALE Intramural Bas kotball 10-ll Knight ot the Arrow 10-ll-12 Stage Crt--w lll Boys t, lub 10-1 l-1.1 Louisiana ,S f , WUSEZQW' . ' , ' , Wx A ' ff. f mf 1 , 1 SHARP, NADINE Girls' Club 10-11-12 Dramatics Club 12 SLOUGH, BILL Torch 10-11-12 Football 10-11-12 Track 11-12 Board of Control 10 Boys' Club President 12 Boys' Club 10-11-12 SMITH, DUANE Smitty Entered from Little Falls, Minnesota 10 Stage Crew 12 Board of Control 12 Boys' Club 10-11-12 SMITH, HELEN Sports 10-11-12 Girls' Club 10-11-12 Chorus 10-11 STELLER, NANCY Entered from Montesano, Girls' Club 10-11-12 Torch 10-11-12 5 if C 10-11-12 Knights ol the Arrow 10-11-12 RUEL, ARLINE Band 10 Dramatics 11-12 Make-up Crew 11-12 Library 12 Girls' Club 10-11-12 BUFFALO, MICHAEL Mike Entered from Houghton Michigan 11 Stage Crew 12 Fire Patrol 12 Boys' Club 11-12 SANASAC, MAHGIE Gunny Entered from Minneapolis Minnesota Chorus 12 Girls' Club 10-11-12 SEGUIN, BOB Se-ggie Electricians 10-12 Band 10-11-12 Stage Crew 10 Boys' Club 10-11-12 ,v ff' f fff 6' 5 -43,52-fl 'f,9'fVQ,! ' ' A 4 ,A. ' ' , 'P' Lf! ff 582' nfl' 'k'wK Q54 if I Q l , ll ' 1' It ' I f Y 5 ' X u K 1 l l l l' 'l K STONE, DOROTHY DO111ef' I L I ' Enlerecl from Elle-nsburg, Washrngton ll , Pres1dent of Iunior-Senior Class ll ' -1' Chorus lU'll l ' . 1 V Secretary ol Glrls' Club ll if rl 1 ' ll 'J ' Aihletxc Club 10 1 ' Q' l Q Pami Club ll tl ll' Tenms Team lO ' l , Eduor of Chieltain ' ,I X F l GlTlSl Club ll-12 l J sa ll 1 1 , X 1 'X V 1 1 ' A L , ,lf xxx 1 l Il 1 l , ' , l 'll X 1' 4 l ' f l ,' l STRUGAR, WANDA 'lrrmu ' Torch lO-ll-lZ 'I Adverhsmg Club lO-llel2 Q Ushers cub 10-11-12 , ' Make-up Crew 10-ll-12 j ll 1 ' L1brar1an ll-l2 V' ' G1TlSl Sports 10-l2 1 Senxor Counc1l I2 1 Annual Staff lU-ll l I ' SVVANSON, l..OlS SWanee J Commercial Club lOell-l2 Dramaucs Club lO-ll-l2 Annual Stall ll-12 Dr1ll Team ll-12 Grrls' Club 10-ll-12 Basket Room ll Torch, 10 TELQUIST, DON Telk1e f Pep Band IO-ll-l2 ,, Orchestra 12 . Movle Crew l2 P A, Crew 12 ,. Foolball lU-ll-12 I ' Basketball 10-ll-l2 '7 Bovs' Club VlC9 Pres1de-nt 12 -5 f 1 Annual Staff l2 s'.i. THOHSDAHL, LOIS Lore Entered from Minot, No. Dakola 12 Playmakers ' Pep Cmb , - ,W G A. A. 1? Art De-parlmenl of Searcbhght l 9 ' 7' Glee Club . Dramaucs Club 12 Grrls' Club 12 W1 22 53 1 Y - V 'T ' 'ff , . 'Q ' I- fiw ' ,, .H F 773 ' ,1, f' ,.,, Kiwi 4 5wi'W4 f X ww .1 '-nw TlMMllIS, EMll.Y liand1e Enlered from Bulte, Moniana lf Malorelle 10-ll-12 Pholo Club 12 Band 12 Dramaucs Club 12 Pep Club 10-ll Arcbery ll Art Clslb ll Guls' Alhleuc Club lu-ll VANDEHFORD, WEEKS MAXINE NMM5 Pramaucs Club lU-ll , ,gk Make-up Crew ll ..- C Olllce ll AClVvS'lllSlI1UI Club ll ' Ushers Club IO y ' ' lloruu lloorn l7'1'cs1llc11l lu-114 H - l'r1lor'c1l from Aloc1clcon XV5SlllllQlOH llsluus Club lu G A A lu ' Guls' Club IC WllLCll, POLOHVS 'l' 11- C111111111-rcml Club ll l.f 2 - 4 1.111-11 111 11-11- S ll A Ollwv ll Gula' Club IU ll-lf WllALlfN lWALlf Hull lfulvrod lrom Ku1gslo11 lllljll Vuulball lll 'llnrrvk lll 1 f ll11Y:a' l'lul1 llf Fall Play ll . 5 X'lGOHllN llLAlNlf A'l?lo11cl1e' . WILSON, PAT Sports 10-ll-12' Torch 10-11-12 Advertising Club 11-12 Ushers Club 1 Big Sister Club 11-12 Attendance Ollice 10-11-1 Girls' Club 10-ll-12 WINTERS, DORIS Pug Advertising Club 12 Big Sister Club 12 Office 10 Girls' Club 10-11-12 VVORKMAN, MAX Shorty Entered from Q Football 11 Chorus 10-11 Operetta 11 H1-Y 10-11 Boys' Club 12 Fire Squad 12 PTCTURES NOT SHOWN 'T-'-.PLIIIE BENTON WHITE, CRYSTAL 'Chrls Y' tv' ' Entered from Moses Lake, Vlaslzmgtcn Egfr-?1I2A'HEA?5g'ACK Band 11111 i'f1.': PUHTCH 91115 511113 11-12 CARLEEII MCCARTIIEY Orchestra 10 EPHILEY P1:t1CE Chow 111 2533 woaxrrr' GEORGE 'USCHLEH HEEMAY IEIISEII 'WlC1illEl1l'fO, STELLA S1-el' Editor and Co-editor ol Annual lf-11-12 Commercial Club 10-11-12 Librarian 10-11 Office Assistant 11-12 Yell Leader 12 Torch 10-11-12 Dramatrcs Club 10-11-12 Fall Play 11 W1LLlAMS, 11M D, 'Hero' Football 10-ll-12 Basketball 10-11-12 Track 10-11-12 Board ot Control 10-ll-12 Stage Crew 11-12 Boys' Club 10-11-12 P .1 Crew 11-12 Knight of the Arrow 10-11-12 WlLLlAMS, 11M T limmy I Pep Band '10-11-12 , , Fall Play ll-12 Torch 10-11-12 -'1. t News Stall 10-11-12 3 a Senior Council 12 A, ,,:- Q -' Drarnatics Club 11-12 W' ,f I Editor ot News 12 f -' Q --V. ,, vQ- , ,, Knight of the Arrow ll , WU.soN, lACK 'twuire' -A Entered hom Cflendive, Montana f BOYS' C1Ub 11-12 1.9 b. a 1-12 - 2 . 'MW ueen Anne, Seattle , f M YEOMAN, IOANNE Entered from Franklin High, Seattle Office 11-12 Girls' Club Secretary 12 Photo Club 12 Paper Stall 12 Girls' Club Representative 12 Torch 10-ll-12 Art Club 10 10 ZUPPE, DOROTHY Dot Entered from Franklin High, Seattle Drill Team 10 Girls' Club 11-12 News Staff 12 wifi '-',. M , S. .Wulf FIRST ROW, left to right: George Wolfe, lack Wtlltams, Carl Netlson, Ivonna Gottl, Eleanor Manns, Ieannette Schroeder, An- gelo Baret, Irene Btelly, Wtnltred Fancher, Yvonne Cowan, Ellen Suvanto, Bob Anderson, David Schlndlecker. SECOND BOW: Arthur Bauder, Roy Swttzler, Bay Stever, Brulce Hxsey, Dale Hazen, Charles Campbell, Margaret Bugenhagen, Ger- trude Phrlhps, Mauretta McKay, Vada Isaacson, Delores Kosney, B1lly Bowles, Barbara Andrews. THIRD ROW: Elford I-Iotf, Art Coftley, Don Duvall, Gordon Colller, Gail Suspansxclc, Marilyn Peters, Iune Anderson, Beverly Anderson, Betty Heeves,.Marg1e Grooms, Lavelle Goodman, Carmel Gabourr, Clara Baxter, Dorothy Proctor. ' 2 V 1 J - f N 1 I ,74-S U 'V I f V C ff ru ,1 yy! 'nl X64 f X' J! f J, Diva U 1 , ,V LQ MQ 7 ' K7 ,f , M1717 ZVZXJT' J X? fyflx ,f 'f'? If .1 li I 'bass was 1 -.flew FIRST BOW, lelt to ugh! Iensle Syndfr lida Pozxabon, P.rl:.y llanlnt-, Litldrx tfrrnlworratlu I-'wry IX4,-polmld BMW Munn Allce Ann Neal, Gretchen Calllson, lean Nelson, MdIldlC llnltclrtnzzon Both Duran Lormtna Mvuw. ghnlo Mihkll Alu' Arnold SECOND ROW' Dons Dravland, Alma Maw- Tully, L..vt-tm, M-Dar, ld, nl it W str ' ' I F ' ' Betty Zachary, Paullne- Butler, Ann Blqler, Marlon Ilxtltcrs, B-'tty Lf-wlks, Eltltty lflrrllllv Enllllgfl Andlm Cdrmpn fglfllxli Flgoiltdll Ness, Teresa Pozzabon THIRD BOW Paul Yancey, llarry Ilvfms, lorry Graco, Dglmcg BNN, CIHSIOIQ LCWV EUS kiwi? Duck Albert, Iolrn Gallant, Hobln Polson, Itm Il.mrz.'n, K+-rm--ltr Nwlrgon, Rr11l11,,110w,.H b' Oy lun ww 'Wi ,www 90, , nag M W G ,QQ sw 4 ' if! ' 1091 W rr T Q14 FIRST BOW, left to right: Verna Demoney, Peggy Levor, Pat Doubleday, Beverlee Mitchell, lone Weiss, Mary Ellen Bice, Elisabeth Dickson, Loretta Wilkins, Glennis Hurtgen, Iohanna Christensen, Marjorie Franklin, Iris Buckley, lean Charbonneau, Margaret Seaton. SECOND ROW: Alex Woyvodich, Lawrence Ashley, Bob O'Conner, Don Neilson, Ierry Allen, Ellen Bravin, Delores Bathke, Geraldine Davies, Arline Graba, Leona Russell, Delores Fosnaugh, Barbara Knock, Angelina France-schina, Lorraine Davidson. THIRD ROW: Don lacobson, Bert Smith, Willie Morino, George Riedel, Bob Kauzlarich, Charlotte Larabee, Norma lean Denzer, Betty lo Raudebaugh, Barbara Handley, Eleanor Bausano, Evelyn Plute, Clinton Lewis, Boyd Miles, Bay Stevers. A I I -gif -av vwvwrr, ,, FIRST ROW, left to right: Ierry Stever, Marshall Schultz, lim Coulter, lim Boytz, lack Daly, Carl Neilson lohn Plano, lack Llewellyn, Bob Noel, Walt Mitchell, Bob Kauzlaurich, lim Pugsley, Bob O'Conner, Don Neilson, lerry Allen, Boyd Miles SECOND ROW: Howard Townsend, lack Williams, David Sullivan, George Pritchard, Lindy Aliment, George Berend, lack Gilleland, Bill Bravin, Richard Albert, Lawrence Burke, Duayne Braasch, Clinton Lewis, Gayland Grimes, Art Harding, Marvin Stewart, Dennis Fander, David Schindledecker, THIRD BOW: Bob Goad, George Martin, Charles Cook, Howard Bennett, lim MacDonald, Richard Lucotch, Angelo Barei, Bob Bianco, Thomas Cadwell, George Bruce, Bay Shaw Don Boyungs, Stanley Dayton, Bob Strand, Tony Brodie, Wendell Forgaard, Bay Stever. ' WF K t.. pn! X . , ..4 112' 3 6, f , 1 A ,1 '49 ' fig: ,g 'f fih V' .' ,' . A - 1' ,f 1 1 f' 1 fa ' J .1 , T, 1 . 1 1 f' 1, aw : ,A 1 I ,f ,f 2 ini-fl 1? 2 we 1 -1 As' ,. 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Carter, Bob Evans, Eldon Odle, Bill Diambri, Enos Underwood, Kenneth Burr, Ted McLendon, Don Broughton 1, .,,, Z2 ., , ..,,.,, 1 . , f , 0 FlRST ROW, lett to right: Pearl Espeveit, Beverly Wilson, Della Downing, Gloria Martin Barbara Reed Phyllis Lawrence Vera Thompson, Lucille Winnett, Margaret Mitchell, Alaire Oschlagel, Betty Thomas, Gladys Rassell Lorraine Rosa Louise Barei. SECOND ROW: Betty Io Cleveland, Murriel Gullingsrud, Iackie Peterson, Mildred Downs Dorothy Pearson Screen Lawrence, Shirley McMasters, Marilyn Nimitz, Norma Miles, Barbara Mf:Kenz1e, Molly Wood Polly See Phyllis Morrell Shir- ley Edwards, Sidney Bridgeman, Shirley Holt. THIRD ROW: Claire Lloyd, Bill Cwlendenn Clayton Clafnpitt Dwan lohnson Dewey Hawkins, Robert Wakelam, Benny Woyvodich, Bill Gosseti, Bob Cross, Curtis Clayrnore, Bob Squires Don Taylor. Dick Goodspeed, Roy Snyder. s,i,,,.:i FIRST ROW, left to right: Helen Malby, Lorraine Martin, Doris Duel, Nancy Ness, Delores Hisey, Ila Howser, Betty Taylor, Frances Byers, Genevieve Iacobs, Violet Nelson, Elva Bigler, Margie Goldman, Eleanor Cline, Ramona Cheny, Beatrice Olson. SECOND ROW: Nancy Vick, Tom Phinney, Arda Roy, Frances Morris, Delores Reeck, Madeline Mills, Myrna Vindhurst, Shirley Cleveland, Ierry Bishop, lean Burger, Paula Chamberlain, Mary Eixenberger, Ruby Walters, Pat Dunne, Shirley Erickson, Dorothy Wilkie THIRD ROW: Donna Donahue, Angelo Franceschina, Dean I-Ielbery, Iimrny Burdulis, Alvin Apland, Robert Wakelam, Benny Woyvodich, Dan Davidson, Ollie Burton, Curtis Klingman, Donald McKay. ' D ' .. -FSNN FIRST ROW, lett to right. lean Kallin, lea K k 1 1 p 3 Bablette Daniels, Betty Korth, Alisha Hovgy, lgvyelyinlgrysnllgvolddnbhlpdHlimmllon' Bfllt' I-y0ns, Lynette I-lardell, Iune McKay Laville, lack Fling, Bailey Anderson, Kenneth Mah B b V Yrik or , lo-an Anqt lo, Ruth lacoboson. SECOND ROW' E Ben? IO Pierce! Pat FOX' Shlrley Traversler Ina Clgfyrhorgl M122 stnfgglgio Iliomenici, Rodney Knowleton, Danny Hendersfnnrl. Leslie Blanchard, THIRD ROW: Don Milton, Howard Powers Howard ionnl- lug-Mer, Dorothy Clark' Stewart Owsley Wayne Armsirongy hm Duncan, Charms Bmushy Leroy Waikins Fm k Bee , Don Mullen, Dick Millett, Ted Gunderson. n edvkrs' Bob Bama' Dlfk RQSVPS, Victor Tondaf if FIRST ROW, left to right: Helen Nelson, Shirley Holt, Louise Post, lackie Bramlette, Leota Glover, Marilyn Kent, Eleanor Pellegrino, Donna Vogel, Frances Eldridge, Elizabeth Duke, Dorothy Croughan, Dorothy Moreland, Corinne Taylor, Bernice Schindledecker. SECOND ROW: Fred Yackey, Dick Ballard, Ruby Thew, Rosemary Olds, Mary Moynihan, Beverly Parker, lean Buffalo, Marion Coleman, Loann Iohnson, Lorraine Dratz, Darlene Wlllenborg, Nellie Gamble, Barbara Rhodes, lean Leeman, Betty Hawkins, Gloria Grace, Dorothy Thomson. THIRD ROW: Bill Storey, Donaldean Reeves Glb t St t , 1 er ewar , Kenneth Burr, Ioe Lissrnan, Tom Phmney, Angelo Righi, Bob Thompson, Richard Lucotch, less O'Donnell, Bill Deering, G St k A ' ' ' eorge ar ovitch, Bob Galligher, Stanley Bauder, Don Burrows, Bill Caniparoli, Cecil Pelky, ,, , ,,.,, . ,A .f ' t: Mona Gunderson, Claire Yancy, Phyllis Benson, Dorothy Anderson, Sudcleth Lily Conners, Sedra TP:lI1l2ilr50li1c?V'1Yhe11igila tiii-132, Lavine Underwood, Claire Helling, Bonnie VanMechlan, Clarissa Dodridge, Eula lean Segar, Audrey Hansen Margaret Lever, Ianice Grover, Virginia Petter. SECOND ROW: Margie Ward, Delores Van ,Wyck, Dorothy Starke- vitch Erances Baskett, Anne Sulfia, Shirley Mae Bigg, Helen lohnson, Glenda Smith, Virginia Steele, Frances Zack, Ruth Simrrions Delores Christine, Delores Mitchell, Beverly Sweet, Dianna Larsen, lOl'1f1 Seaman, Dale COYUU THIRD ROW' lirr' Pistoresir' Ed Cook, Bob Seoul Bob Orvilla' Don Chapman, Bob Wicks, Fred Carpine, Ronald, l-Iecf:-er George Earl, Bob Evans, lOe Zwrrn, Don ErOlJQl'5lO1'1, lohn Warner, Gary Mitchell, Bolt Htfcn. li WV . ,wf , fggm, W 1 wr x ,..N N x I f' ,f , f ff M WW fr , ,, Z . X if f mf ,., ,.,, . ,- .1 H. ,f a. , ' ' ' 'HQ 5' Wff, 44 f, Tp: ' fm 4 5, an , ,,. .Q ,'.. If 1' ff, - MARGARET ARNOLD lOHN BERTAGNI CHARLOTTE ACKERMAN Vice-President President Secretary gawwl of balm! Advised by Mr. Davidson, the Board of Control governs the school activities and discusses important problems of the student body. This group is composed of the student body officers and the presidents of all the Senior High roll rooms. 0 Q ff , ,JA V -.v!f'.v73f1:EvJQ.'7 , ,, ,,1.V . 1 1-1' Iomi CLINE IIM T. WILLIAMS MARGARET ARNOLD Vice-President President Secretary I At the Torch assembly held in October, Superintendent Oliver M. Hazen awarded one-bar pins to 35 sophomores, two-bar pins to 18 juniors and 21 Torch pins to seniors who met membership qualifications of a B average in classwork, Included in the activities of this group are the fall Torch assembly, erection of the Christmas tree in the main hall, and the Torch breakfast held in the spring. This group functions under the leadership of Miss Elsie Chandler. 'JH J , dj -K l J' NmaxtXc DORIS MARTIN ESTHER BELLINATO IOANNE YEOMAN Vice-President President Secretary grab The Girls' Club is an organization for all the Senior High girls which gives them an opportunity to participate in some school activity. They sponsor assemblies which include talks, plays, rnusic, and style shows, Duties performed by the group is the caring ot the girls' room, rest rooms, and lunch rooms. Miss Merle French is the advisor. it V fy. .v my DON TELQUIST BILL SLOUGH Bll..L BRAVIN Vice-President President Secretary Zwfagf Under the supervision ot Mr. Anderson and Mr. Gray, the Boys' Club have successfully handled the patrol of the halls and cafeteria, fire drills, and general care of the building. Assemblies, of special interest to the boys have been planned throughout the year A special event ol the year which this group sponsors iS DGCVS Highl- 1 ',v,. ' ,Alk- Y? as er ay? W E 1--v 'QD' -K, Q 45' M f111vf1f v--- , ,m.,,, t , EIRST ROW, Left to right: Advisor, Mrs MacWhirter, Richard Drovetto, Mary Lou Cleveland, lim T. Williams, Geraldine Davies. SECOND ROW: Loretta Colombi, Dorothy Zuppe, Eloise Frye, loAnn Hamilton. 2mm 71694 Setting up C-4, in the basement of the Lutheran Church, as their office, the news stall once again began a year of school news planning, The paper consisted ol 8 rnirrieographed sheets put out by the ollice practice class. , Mrs. Erria MacWhirter is advisor ot the group with lim T. Williams assisting as editor. FIRST ROW, lelt to right Angelo Barei, Robin Polson, Dick Albert, Gail Siispansick, Ki-n Edwards, Peggy Lever, Marilyn lient, Doreen Lawrence, Doris Martin, lohanna Christiansen, Miss Cavclf,-Ito, Marioric- Goldman SECOND HOW1 Wanda Strugar, loy Amozisof Ann Eigler, Suzanne Bates, lane Good, Norma Kenealy, Christine Sackett. Mfmfzicuzd 'Could I checl: out a U S History? An American Government, please? Have you any Biology bool-is lett 7-These familiar expressions are heard often throughout the day by our Senior High librarians. Under the capable leadership ot Miss Cavaletto, these girls and boys are giving their services from eight to tourethirty daily, af ,M ,,. . , , www -dw '17 .Fw FIRST ROW, left to right: Zoe Norwook, Delores Rathke, frene Prandi, Claire Yancy, Pearl Espeveit, Margaret Arnold, Char- lotte Ackerman, Lorraine Eulgosi, Esther Bellinato, Anna lves, Doris Duel, leanette Gunn, Ruth Mitchell, SECOND RCVV: Ver- na Demoney, Gerry MacDonald, Evelyn Flute, Anna Suffia, Phyllis Benson, Stella Wicknenlco, Lois Noel, Lois Swanson, Sid- ney Bridgeman, Laberta Hamilton, Lucille Winnett, Norma Miles, Iackie Bramlette, Elizabeth Dickson. THIRD ROW: Barbara knock, Pauline Butler, Betty Zackery, Alene Arnold, Loretta Wilkins, Glennis Hurtgen, Gilda Carbonatto, Doris Martin, llorma lean Denzer, Mona Gunderson, Ramona Cheney, Betty Reeves, Beverly Anderson, Lois Bennett We . Eight periods a day, one-hundred-eighty days a year, these girls work in the girl's room and main and attendance offices, The girls' room attendant cares for an ill girl, making her as comfortable as possible. This room is also used as a mending or repair station. lt is through the main office that all students are called to confer with class advisors, to report to other offices, to run errands, as to the grocery store for the home economics departmentg to issue supplies, such as paper, chalk, and ink. Collecting absentee slips, recording these absences and taking care of tardies are the duties of the attendance office girls. . While performing a service to their school, they gain experience in office procedure. A great deal of credit and recognition should be given these girls. 41159 ,W , 5255? erm 3 g , ww 'wwf ' - ww f 69 Z :J -H 05 W' my M ww ag W X 723 4 'VW-f 1 we-fr f Z - . ' I E th E , D l Hisey, Elva Bigler, Ann Bigler, Christine Sackett SEC- DIBTDTRDQVWIPLTftHaTdieghCilggthgargsngaiioElltjn T3rraviiiiErflVanSaOHSSfrugar, Delores Rathke, Evelyn Plute, Mary Battershell. THIRD ROW' Loretta Wilkins Norma Kenealy, Sidney Bridgeman, Molly Wood, Beverly Anderson, Mary Lou Steele. Under the capable leadership of Miss Cavaletto and student head, fean Lucas, the Ushers Club has proved Q Successful service group. The membership of seventy is divided into four groups headed by Cap- tains. Their chief function is to usher at games, plays, and other SChOOl QVEVHS- WRST HOW, lelt to right. Polly See, Sophomore editor, Mary Lou Steele, Iunior editor, Stella Wicknenlco, editor. SECOND HOW. Verna Demoney, Anna Eves, Ioann Hamilton, Loretta Colornbi, Marian Fathers, Lorraine Fulgosi, Corinne Taylor, Mar- garet Arnold THIRD ROW: Alex Cugini, George Riedel, Loann lohnson, Doris Martin, Don Telquist, Dick Drovetto, Dick Dahlqtirst, Gilbert Mullen FOURTH HOW' Elva Bigler, Lois NOCI, Ann Bigler, Lois Swanson, Marilou Adamson, Maxine Kinzinen, Delores llisey, Mary Lou Cleveland. ADVISORSQ Edna Knuppe and Getrtrude Schlauch fpigtures not shown! U Hman! Staff .Zi- ,fz M ,,, EJ 'W 49!9lK!aWa,LZ liihS'l HOVV, lfflt to rifiht Loretta Wilkins, Nr,-ima Ivan lmniwii, it:-v-'Ili i Milrlii-ll, Martini fathers, Molly Woods, Marvolee Vfohlrrian, Chri:'.iini' Sfickett, Anne Biqlfir SECOND ROW lim ltiivall, lialv llazti-ri, Gi-oiqo Hiridel, Pon Kalis, Hrucfe Hisey, lim Duncan, lack Daly, Hob Offoriiimi Z9 The Photography Club ol Renton Senior High School consists of the shutter-bugs and photography ?'UlTlllI?ld5lf5 of the school. Most of the annual pictures are contributed by the club. By taking and display- ing pictures, they aid other organizations in publicizing their activities. This club is under the leadership cl Mr Fox 35 -.asv , 48 .mr--eg --. , W , f FIRST HOW, left to rightz Frances Baskett, lone Weiss, Iessie Snyder, Helen Nelson, Pearl Espeveit, Phyllis Benson, Lorraine Fulgosi, Evelyn Turner, Marian Fathers, Beverlee Mitchell, SECOND HOW. Dolores Blythe, Norma Denzer, Doris Martin, Wanda Mclsendon, Vivian Nelson, Charlotte Ackerman, Delores Welch, Rachel Arnone, Marjorie Ward. THIRD BOVV. Lenora Luttrell, Stella Wicknenko, Lois Noel, Ellen Suvanto, Dorothy Moreland, Lois Swanson, Ioy Amosso, Margaret Mitchell, Dorothy Croughan. facie! 6041 The Commercial Club. composed of senior high girls, make up an active club in the school. Their function is to take care of the sale of activity tickets and to work at the plays, games, and other school events, Mrs, Mort and Miss Beam have proved worthy advisors of this group with Stella Wicknenlco help- ing as student assistant. Y , 1. J 95, , 4 M S! Q 7 1 ' FIRST RCW left to right Anne Bigler, lone Weiss, Pat Hardie, Gilda Carbon-alto, Helen Nelson, Delores Hisey, Elva Bigler, B Q Pg' ,L dt. SECOND BOW: Mary Ellen Rice, Esther Bellinato, Polly See, Wanda McLendon, Wanda Silulgalro MF.!:yeLofTrllil?fiefrlBve:SBetty Hall, Evelyn Plute, Loann Iohnson, Mary Lou Steele. THIRD ROW: Charlotte Larabee, Mary Ann Davenport, Kenneth Edwards, Dick Kruger, Bill Reynolds, Iohn Gardtn, lim D Williams, Betty Lewis a o The Advertising Club, under the direction of Miss Arps, is in charge of all signs and posters for adver- tising games dances and programs, Besides advertising all events of the school, its purpose is to foster a better understanding of good lettering and posters as Well as to execute them in all ways possible. 37 as M- A Q we ' c' ' , ' , -of ff f 37 'S' ' wr l J - i I , mi. , 3 A . A J' - ... WE 55' if at el rf- ' A wtf ' ., -P ' m J 9 'W 5. , ., we ,MQ 'j --...A t hr t A. ,, Q U : V wk , F 1 +L 5 st 1. i , Q, 1 -. , , fi ,lv-f x S, 1 X, ,,, . 1, L, ' W ,gm an Maya' f- . Y. N, v FIRST RONV, left to right. Shirley McMaster, Marilyn Nimitz, Betty Anardi, Mary Ellen Rice, Beverlee Mitchell, Laberta Hamil- ton, Esther Bellinato, Margaret Arnold, Charlotte Ackerman, Mary Ann Davenport, IoAnn Hamilton, Margaret Mitchell, Frances Baslcett. SECOND ROW: Carmen Miller, Betty Lewis, Betty Hall, Barbara Hindley, Marion Fathers, Phyllis Benson, Dorothy Starkovrtch, Delores Van Wyck, Elisabeth Dickson, Lois Swanson, Polly See, Molly Wood, Phyllis Morrell, Barbara Parker, Genevieve Iacobs, Nellie Gambol, Betty Knock, Doreen Lawrence, Dorothy Pearson, Lenora Nelson, Rachel Arnone, Margaret Ruklic, Mary Lou Methven, Betty Lyon, Marva Lee Wohlman, uf!! mm Left-left-left, right, leftiu called out drill leader, Charlotte Ackerman, as she led her the large football field at Liberty Park. Here they performed during half time at football games colorful and effective group formations. This group has also paraded through Renton's streets with the Senior High band. Miss Stewart was advisor for this organization. THIRD ROW: Luttrell, Vivian group on to , making very 2 1,2 A M141-t-wt' Lorraine Fulgosi, Dick Kruger, and Stella Wicknenko L' 470' an tl wwf A91 45- 1 48 We an Aqua, WMM 'Maxi HW , A A I I eau! of , FIRST ROW, l ll t h: D ' . Gm Q V T 9 PO rig t on Telquist, limID. Williams, lohn Gardin, Clillord Rost, Bill Reynolds, Ivan Puhich, Gerald 2195, e non etermeyer. SECOND ROW. Dale Hazen An elo B B11 F rows' hm Hanson Bob Event: THIRD RCW. Duane Smmll Hgward Qrlfxzn i arrow, Ted McLendon, Bob Cross, Don Bur- ' - f d, I W d h, G Bob Seguin, Robin Poison, Brus3nH1s3i-fries Oo WON eorge Riedel' Don Kahs' MW V Always Ioehilnd the' scenes and gaining- little public recognition ,lor their work, the stage crew have been VEBSQUDI 'i of l- 9 Sellmglpfl eye-ry production given from the Senior High stage. This group with lim D, 1 iams da president and Tick Rost as vice-president is under the supervision of Mr. Ellefson KWWW Q1 mv aff,- W-in 1 IV! FIRST ROW, left to right: Ray Creek SECOND ROW: Kenneth Edwards, lohn Cline, Cliff Ros? Bill Reynolds, Don Telquist Charles Courtier, VVendell Forgaard. THIRD ROW: lack Daly, Iohn Bertagm, Bob Kauzlanch, Alex Cugini, Bruce I-liseyi George Riedel, Bob I-Iurt, lim Duncan. ' ' P A Visual Aid is becoming more important in the teaching field every year. The Movie Crew have realized this fact as they have shown pictures nearly every day in Biology, American Government, or some other subject. Setting up and operating the Public Address System lor assemblies, classes. and games is the assign- ment of the P. A. Crew. This group has functioned to the advantage of all as We very well realize when lor some reason or other the public address system is not working. Both groups are under the supervision of Mr, Kenneth Pattie -dm way' LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Bryant, Lois Bennett, lim T. Vlilhams, Barbara Hindley 0 With lim T Williams, president, Lois Bennett, vice-president, and secretaries Mary Bryant and Barbara Hindley and under the supervision of Mrs. Marion Sicelotf, the Dramatic Club members enjoyed a year of play production , Members ol the club participate in acting and assisting in various plays, assemblies, and other school performances, The regular monthly meetings give students an opportunity to express themselves either in discussion or in the portrayal ol some dramatic role FV? Bo, A Za, ' wwf Nl? ,WGS WW ISIBST BOW, lflt to rlqht Claire Yancy, llvelyn Turn'-I, ffharlolltb Ackt-rrn-tri, lificlivl AIIIOIIV, llsthel Bclltn-ilo Margaret Arnold, Esther llrnery, Lorraine Fulgosi, Delores Hisffy, SECOND BOW, lean Lovrrtaii, llllon Suvanto, lVl-'HIOVIO Ward, vlonv Weiss, Wanda Strugar, Vivian Nelson, Mary Lou Methven, Loann lohnizon, Pat llannus 'l'HlHlW HOW Lucille Winnett, Beverlef- Mitchell, Gloria Torlai, Sidney Bridgeman, Wayn-1 Armstrontl, lOy Arnusso, Labcrta Hamilton, Mona Gunderson Mary Lou Stn,-Glo ' Ili aa Under the advisorship ol Mrs MGTION Sicelolt and :student head, Esther Emery, the make-up crew has been taught the fundamentals of making with the paint lt is a familiar scene to see these girls ol the make-up crow, with their greasy hanclseto say nothing about the people with new faces lloating around back stage for some last minute touches Really, this group is a very important one, hecause il characters were not made up the many plays would not turn out as realistic ,466 79 The annual all-school play, Best Foot Forward, was presented October 20 under the direction of Mrs. Marion Sicelotf. The prom of Winsockis school for boys was the setting for this entertaining play. The boys have invited girls from a neighboring girls' school who take over their dorm, resulting in riotous complications. The production stall included: Lois Bennett, student director, Betty lo Raudebaugh, Loretta Colombi, Doris Martin, Bill Reynolds, Charlotte Ackerman, and Dick Dahlquist. 2 A , 2 Z , , 4 5 5 I Z . 5 L 2 'YQ JJ ,jf , ' ' 2 ff M if' ' f J if auf-Q w.. ,.NJ I 'lv T xv.-.1 ' 'x -4-we -ix, 5.4 ,ON- L if tw 'uv'-'V If Sv' WWW I Taking place in an old abandoned farmhouse in Pennsylvania, this hilarious comedy, presented by the Senior Class of 1945, proved to be a huge success. Newton Fuller, a typical New Yorker, purchased an abandoned old farmhouse after hearing a legend that George Washington had slept there, His wife, Annabelle Fuller, is very much surprised and disgusted when he tells her of his purchase, but Madge, their daughter, is intrigued with the romantic aspect of the place. The house is in terrible condition with everything from broken windows to a cow in the kitchen, but somehow with the help of Steve Eldridge, Madge's boyfriend, they set the place to right. Newton Fuller - Richard Drovetto Tommy Hughes - Gilbert Mullen Annabelle Fuller - Stella Wicknenko Sue Barrington - - Zoe Norwood Mr. Kimber - - - Iohn Frerer Miss Wilcox - - - Dorothy Stone Madge Fuller - Maxine Vanderford Mr. Prescott - - - Garland Cavanaugh Steve Eldridge - Boyd Benson Katie - V - - Dolly Taylor PRODUCTION Mrs. Douglas - - - Esther Emery Lois Bennett - - - Production Head Clayton Evans - Attilio Fransceschina Margaret Arnold - - - Student Director Rena Leslie - - - Ebba Iohnson Charlotte Ackerman - - P1-Opel-iieg, Hester - - - Vivian Nelson loanne Yoeman - - - Call Girl Raymond - - Linwood Brittle Mary Ann Davenport - F Prompiu- Uncle Stanley - - lim T. Williams Lois Swanson, Lois Noel, Leggett Frazer - Dick Dahlquist Don Telquist '--' Sgund Effectg, ' J- RW: E 1 6343! rw , 'C ll. ,J 3 Ogg ff V f w al, M 1 , ' Z' ' A I i 5 1 M, . 1 W , ., , ., .,,: if 9' f I 5 W M ' I r E, . V i I 2 fl g ' ' ' r f t I ,f f f 4 5 i 1' g ...M W 7 ,,, Opening the curtain to the familiar strains of a Sousa March the all school program got on to a hilarious start. I Among the various acts were tumbling, monologues, dancing, sing- Ing, plays and instrumental music. Under general chairman, Mr. Rockhill, the Dramatic, P. E., and Music Departments combined their efforts in presenting a performance long to be remembered. This program is an annual affair in Renton High. FIRST ROVV left to right Iirn T, Williams, Doris Martin, Garland Cavariaugh, Irene Rielly, Gaylor Schaudies, Bob Seguin, George Wolfe, Carol Schaudies, Norma lean Denzer, Mary Lou Steele, Delores Fox, Ray Linguist SECOND ROW: Winona Allsop, Lavelle Goodman, Betty Bertolero, Stella Woyvodich, Ruby Walter, Dud Nelson, Ollie Burton, Bill Logan, Bill Hughes, Larry Cannan, Brinley Price, lohn Warner, Lynriette Hardell, Wesley Melville, Alex Woyvodich, Bob Hilton, THIRD ROW: lack Vickery, David Huffman, Mariorie Franklin, Don Nelson, Boyd Miles, Dick Kruger, Richard Bower, lim Burdulis, Dale Hazen Bob Barry, Iim D Williams, Bill Storey, Ed Aho, Gene Barnhardt, Iack Sanders, George Earl, Wayne Armstrong, Don Telquist, Harold Hill, Bob O'Connor, ganna! Presenting an attractive appearance in their red and White uniforms, the band and their playing are always well received at their various performances, At home football games, when Weather was permissible, they, with Dick Kruger and Emily Timmens as maior and maiorette, entertained with music, marching, and twirling. They opened the all-school pro- gram and played in the Spring Music Festival besides participating in numerous school assemblies, The band is under the direction of Mr. Randall Rockhill, FIFST ROW felt to right Larry Canaan Biinley Price, Iohn Cline, Dale llazeri, Boyd Miles Garland Cavanaxigh lim T Vfiirzarns SECOND ROW Edd lfelson, George Wolfe, Ted MCLendon, George Earl, Bob Morgan, Bob OConnor THIRD ROIN Bill Storey Eddie Aho, Alex Woyvodich, lack Sanders, Wayne Armstrong, Harold Hill 79 gmac! The Pep Band UIJl5Y'5dll GU 1mDOflGY1l F019 in all pep aasemlolies, liome games, and even traveled to Sumner to spur our football team on to victory T Due to the shifts this year, the fellows came to school with sleep in their eyes to practice. The boys gave a good account of themselves under the baton of Mr. Randall Rockhill who was assisted l:y Mr C B Ellefson ' wa FIRST ROW, .left to right. Alaire Oelschlagel, Pauline Tuttle, Rchard Neilson, Delores Fox, Mary Lou Steele, Norma lean Denzer, Frances Clark, Iudy Holcomb, Eleanor Alaspa, lane Good, Gloria Longville. SECOND ROW: Ebba fohnson, Shirley Wiberg, Vard VanVoris, Garland Cavanaugh, Doris Martin, Mary Fitzpatrick, Carol Schaudies, Ted McLendon, Ierry Davies, Pat DeLappe, Elinor Dickson, Mr Randall Rockhill, director. THIRD ROW: Lois Bennett, Dick Kruger, Dale Hazen Richard Bower, Larry Cannan, Don Telquist, Bob O'Connor. The orchestra this year is small but has proved very active It has played intermission numbers for the Three-Act Play, the Christmas Concert, and many other events. Several ol the members will appear in the Northwest Festive Orchestra which will be presented on the evening concert of the Northwest Washington Music Meet to be held at Renton this year. To be a member of the Festive Orchestra is indeed a great honor. This organization under the direction of Mr. Rockhill has some of the finest talent in the school. 1 FIRST ROW left to ri ht: Eleanor Pelegrino, Barbara Parker, Lorraine Fulgosi, Charlotte Ackerman, Winifred Holscher, lean , 9 - t, Gloria Torlai, Gerr McDonald, Betty Martin, Marne Sanasac, Donna Vogel, Ruby 'lI'lkl:ffyT'1O'RLaC5:1i glijjytel SIYECOEDYRIOW: Danny Hendersori, Brinley Price, Don Taylor, Orville Hays, Dick Millett, Tom High- laned Agobms uifeg Lgol Morse Bert Smith, George Riedel, Willie Mormo, Pauline Butler, Gerry Davies, Beverly Parker, Dick Gooas eed Clmpdngy Knowlionl. THIRD ROW: Donna Hagadorn, Della Downing, Dolores Blythe, Dorothy Croughan, Shirley MCMa5e, 'Susanne Bategy Aileen Lewis, Ioanne Fields, Bernice Millett, Icy Amosso, Mary Lou Adamson, Eleanor Bausano, Dolores Christine, Dorothy Peterson, Bill Reynolds, Mr. Alvin Carr, director Gaming experience in harmony and musical procedure, the Chorus, under the directorship of Mr. Alvin Carr, performed in various assemblies and at the Baccalaureate SQTVICSS' Their outstanding achievement was the finale in the All School Program. 4 1,-. 'U -Z X'- FIRST ROW: Milo Van Voris, Diane Alexander, Catherine Ledingham, Geraldine Cavanaugh, Sally Brannen, Peggy Davies. SECOND ROW: Iackie Magnuson, Mary Lou Shaughnessy, Irene Reilly, Delores Rannum, Delores Blythe, Barbara Hindley, Mary Monaghan. THIRD ROW: Gloria Torlai, Dorothy Peterson, Della Downing, Betty Martin, Donna Hagedorn. FOURTH ROW: Bob Linquist, Harold Dodson, Ioe Zwirn, Willie Morino, George Riedel, Rodney Knowlton. Sola With over 550 solo and small-ensemble participants from 32 schools, the largest music contest and festi- val of its kind took place in the Renton Iunibr-Senior High School March 24, 1945, This is the first year such a contest has been held at any school other than a college, and the directors from the surrounding schools seemed well-pleased with the fine facilities and hospitality offered. Besides the contestants there were B50 people who enjoyed this festival all day. - Renton is proud ot the tact that every one of their Contestants placed in one of the top three divisions. A fitting climax to the day was the evening program at which there was standing room only. ln this program a string orchestra of 51 pieces, a band of 80 pieces, and a chorus of 92 pieces participated. Besides this, three ot the most outstanding numbers ot the contest were given. Much credit for the arrangement for this contest should be given to Mr. Rockhill, Mr, Carr, and Mr, Ellefson, Renton Iunior-Senior High music directors. Z3 liz' 1 Q r lf ,L FIRST l1 f!V l'-avlvaifi Mitch-'ll Sfirfili lane llrivvtmz Slmli-y Witt'-iii lirtllvru- 'luitllw lwmiicc-S Clarke SECOND ROW. Alalro 'wg-l f1'lilafJf,l fflloila Lorifivilli,-, lttcliald Nw-lsori, Mary leon SI f'l'I', Vlltflilv Nvfil 'l'lllHD ROW Bob Morgan, Roy Lindquist, lrul, lnrmrimr Holt ft' onnf-v ltttlltllt HOW llivltmtt 'fivari.mt,7li, Gvmlttinc llivlos, Dale Halcn 'V 4411 ' WH f P , 4 A 4 ' x 4. , f mgf wdaz-M A ,ik ' If W sf Vw Z . ,jg , 1 EW 4 I, 411, ' s1- ---... -0. 2- , va .. ,sg neu.. 1 'ik .. 2 Latin-W' X . in ra' 5 5,3 lic., X .inf it i ' K' . -N Q, 48 Senior: ga!! Unique is the word for the Senior Ball held on December l, l944. For one thing, Gordie Green demon- strated how his orchestra could sit inside a Snow Ball and still maintain his reputation for solid not frozen music. Old Man North Wind blew flakes to us abundantly enough for us to gather them and mold them into in- spiring arrangements of snow splendor. Entering through an igloo you saw in the center of the floor, a plump, eight foot, jolly snow man with coal black buttons and the jauntiest hat and cane. Surrounding this in various corners were the orchestra in a snow cave, a cluster of fir trees, a snow frozen love seat and along the west wall a clever mural depicting northern life humorously. These scenes were made by a committee headed by Dick Drovetto and they should be complimented for their efforts. cmdcvz pecan Under the light of a Desert Moon the luniors of 45 held their annual Iunior Prom, April 6, in the high school gymnasium. Palm trees and murals helped to carry out the theme of the dance which will long be remembered, especially by the luniors who planned it. rf!! Scion! Pafufq Highlighting the Highline and Ftenton football game on Friday, October 6, the all school party was held in the gym. Dancing, games, and refreshments proved an enjoyable evening to all that attended. This event was new to the Renton students as it took the place of the annual mixer. However, it was along the same line of entertainment. Miss Swenson was advisor tor this event. . As the students' of Renton High entered the school on the night of October 31, they really got a great surprise pleasure, There were screams from gals and laughter of boys as they walked on paper and soda crackers. As the lights went low then off and the elevator took a few students for .a surprise ride up and then down with a bang, While the ghosts screamed and the drums beat on with a wild and loud taunting melody. Then later all the students left this chamber of horrors and went inside the gym to find more exciting activities. There was dancing, games, ping-pong, relays, and checkers. 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' - 'E VU .,-1 :N-' , , ,g, -Q Www 4 l , Xxx! il MW 049 X. : '-i.,: , ? f,Ct1HMl25?f 2 J S 7 'P .S ' ffqnynr T li-Xt J y-44 ZJQQJ .Z I, 1 7 1 ' I- le, CAM' .1 fjggz, ll fl '.,V i AM, SEPTEMBER' 6-First day ol school-some wandering students on the 8 o'cloclc shift still haven't been found. ' SEPTEMBER 6-lohn Bertagni, Margaret Arnold, and Charlotte Ackerman opened the S. B. A. ticket drive by buying tickets l, 2, and 3. SEPTEMBER 22-Football Iamboree at Auburn. OCTOBER 4-Scholarship awarded by the giving out of Torch pins in the Torch Assembly. i OCTOBER SZAH School party. Super as far as it Went, but ll o'clock is sure early to depart. OCTOBER l7-Our Band honored by playing at the King County Teacher's Institute. OCTOBER 20--Senior High play, Best Foot Forward, loy Amosso and Dick Drovetto prepare for eminent stage careers. OCTOBER 27-Every one enjoyed the Halloween Party at school. u NOVEMBER 22-Senior Ball-lce caves, snow man, good orchestra, and dreamy waltzs, made the evening a jolly affair. NOVEMBER 23-Vacation, turkey, and everything goodl NOVEMBER 24-Even though vacation, football with Kirklandg Redskins emerge Puget Sound champions. DECEMBER l4-Coach Wilson hands out awards tor our champions. DECEMBER 23-Christmas vacation-We hated to leave Renton High for ten days, but the teachers prescribed a rest cure. DECEMBER 28-Christmas party- Barn dance smashing success. Students search clothing stores for shirts and jeans. IANUARY 2-Students drag back to school to rest after the rest cure. IANUARY 5-First League basketball game with Puyallup. Renton proves victorious. IANUARY 19-Two one-act plays. Seven girls make initial appearance in Senior High Dramatics by not Telling a Soul -but did-, while three others pre- sented a drama. IANUARY I9-,End of sernesterl Students resolved to get better grades next semester-but will they??? IANUARY 22-Moved in the portables-cold and clarnrny were these little barracks the first day. FEBRUARY l-Cafeteria opens. At last all the kiddies of Renton High could feed their faces at low cost. FEBRUARY 22-We are glad George Washington was born for more than one reason-right now, school vacation! MARCH 5-Tolo Week starts with plaid shirts, straight hair, and no make-up. MARCH 6-Zoot-Suit day. MARCH 7-Dress up day-my don't we look nice-??? MARCH 8-School colors-good old red and white! MARCH 9-Old King Cotton reigns for the Tolo Dance, as the girls escort the fellows from class rooms. MARCH 19-First call for track and baseball men. MARCH 24-Music Meet. From far and near they come to contest and to be judged. A festival concert that night, MARCH 27-Although they haven't gotten over it, new S. B. A. heads are proud of the fact students elected them. MARCH 30-Senior Play! What an old rambling, ranshackle house, but just think George Washington Slept here. Mrs. Siceloff goes through the usual critical moments. Stella Wicknenko and'Dick Drovetto have stellar roles. APRIL 6--lunior Prom-all lacks and lills came in gay pastel formals and sport suits in spite of the desert theme which brought a mural setting of Palm trees. APRIL ll-Dads honored by the Boys' Club. W APRIL l2-l3-Two days of very much needed vacation, and howl MAY 4-O ur Thespians hold sway again in Dramatic Club assembly. MAY ll-Mothers' Tea-Mothers feted at annual tea sponsored by the Girls' Club. MAY 18-Spring is here and music is in the airg therefore, the Spring Concertl MAY 25-Gala time for Seniors at Senior Banquet. MAY 27-Annual affairs-Torch Breakfast and Baccalaureate. MAY 31-Cgmmencement Day with caps and gowns as emblems of the end of twelve good years for the Class of '45l lUNE l-Last day of schoolll Oh, joyl S..-X :II UQ :fi f 1 ' 'mf . wg Jug, ark' .Agqi l , Xtx, 'Ii J Ri,,j1,' QHQSQISA1' Cl' :- s Sf. Lang, X F . . - , . fa .,,A,b-,i,-i.,- 21. ta, Q-v,--.....-......,,.,...,W..,M, Y . . ,,..,. 181144-s.,.v K-4 mag .A x ,.,, ,,, ,,..Y.,x.XX..,.sWx.' g RQ. , a 2 F ' ww XX Mmwv Q vm ,Jw-N,...,,x Av I YZ, '42 'if i qua- ? .. Q 2 w 5' ' v W f, 51,3 1' W 1 3' 'Y f .qv 1 . ,, .eff A f f 'WW ,Xia ,f A w ,, Z, H4 -of MW , WW, rg A+ ' 'f 1 f,VV . 'M av, ff ,, 'JL 2 f , 4. QM r , 'f ' . 0 .I.!ML .Jf:Q'fX'Z..3'i?4?3U+f?3?9SlL4.E11651X4'Cwi5'1'.:v 1 ,, V ,fwffd ..QG5,-M. A , NW, aw, '. ,, fix H 74 vfniff-n, , , . ff ,VW 'ka-,'. ' 1 f I Q. V2 A z,3:ff?y. .4 1- 'f ff' ,, ,mn ,figfvi ,5 . -, , ,Mag f 54' ,Q ,fi ,,. A f f 2 Q s lr is ri - ,Q is I 2 ., FIRST ROW, left to right: Rudy Parpart, Don Telquist, Flay Barry, Ray Shaw, Bill Slough, lohn Cline, lack Daly. SECOND ROW: lohn Gardin, Boyd Benson, lim D. Williams, Angelo Barei, Once again the Redskins brought home the bacon by Winning the 44 football championship of Puget Sound League, This makes four years out of five that the boys have Won this honor. Three of our top- ranking team have had the honor of being selected for All-Conference. These boys are lim D. Williams, Boyd Benson, and lohn Gardin. lim D. Williams was selected honorary captain of the team for the season, Coach Bill Wilson was assisted by Coaches Guerin and Anderson. f Aff ,X ,w,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,,,..,,,,... .,,,. V ,,Mu.,W..M....-VWW 4-me----W-wx. , Qi fff'47Lf:i:- . , , x syxggg FIRST BOW, left to iight. Bill Bravin, lack Gllleland, Bill Diambri, Alex Cugini, Ed Cook, Gilbert Stewart, Bob Wicks. SEC CND BOW Don Boyungs, Bob Orvella, Roy Switzler, Enos Underwood, Bob Scoll, George Pritchard, 00 edawzpdam fi! ar Renton Renton Renton Renton Renton Renton Renton Renton FOOTBALL REVIEW 27 Puyallup l3 l-lighline l8 I Clover Park l3 Buckley l8 Enumclaw 7 Kent 32 Auburn O Sumner 3, 4' f, ra if af f 5 W we 1 12 f f ' Q 7 , Q ' , f P v ,, 4 ' I . -1. , SQ . ' ve. ai , , x GUY . I - , . -X .. ,nw-ar- ' . ,w W W' . K., M 5 X . w ., W., . Ju' ' 5 i A gag ww no 5 , ' ' . '7f?79 i73D2if.i'i4 Wicks Y v. Neilson Mullen Daly y Q9 Williams VVith plenty of height on the back board and good shots in the back court, the Renton Indians made a good showing this year. They started their league games by defeating Puyallup. The following week they lost on l-lighline's home floor. After this they dropped two close games of 39436 to Clover Lark and 28-26 to Buckley. They made a fine recovery by defeating Enumclaw, Kent, Auburn, and Sumner. ln their last game they were de- feated by the league champions, Lake Wash- ington, at Kirkland. A new event in basketball history was the game between the Leagues Champions and the All-Conference team. Renton was hon- ored by having Gil Mullen and lohn Bertagni on the latter. S Renton 37 Renton 29 Renton 32 Renton 25 Renton 39 Renton 36 Renton 34 Renton 36 Renton 19 Barei Puyallup Highline Clover Park Buckley Enumclaw Kent Auburn Sumner Lake Wash. Bertagni ,f- 36' 25 59 Underwood Benson Boytz 9 br 5 H875 .f -W I ,QsvlNt', FIRST ROVV, lei! to rxghi, Russell Brodxe, Dean Hellxng, Don Lynch, Bob Scoll, Tom Phinney SECOND ROW: Bob Orvella Walt Mxtchell, Bob Strand, Don Mullen, G1lbert Siewdfl, l'l6YOld H9Ck9Y, Coach GUQUU Renton Renton Renton Renton Renton Renton Renton Renton Renton Renton Renton Renton Renton 2 Sciedufe Cleveland Franklin Mount Si Puyallup . Highline Clover Park Buckley Tahorna Enuntclaw Kent Auburn Sumner Lake Wash fl 40 4 ' 40 has 7- ynfk 'Qi' .W X , - . S dawn--M 55' -' E FAHQN W gf sm 1 ' . 621 - F ., K vvvri jf .glfla , f 11: 35? 4rM,aw FIRST BOW, lett to right Arthur Purisch, Bob Gallagher, Gail Supansiclc SECOND BOW, Don Boyungs, Bob Wakwelam, Wayne Armstrong, Dan Henderson, Angelo Bight, Dick Goodspeed, Don Taylor, Orville' Hays, Ed Aho, Iohn Warner. 'IHIBD BOVJQ lack Llewellyn, Fludy Parpart, Dtck Hansen, Harry Evans, Boyd Benson, Lindy Aliment, Howard Weed, Ed Cook, George Biedell, George Martin FOURTH ROW. Coach Felton, Dick Hyatt, Bill Slough, Bob Thompson, Bill Storey, Boy Switzler, George Wolte, Bob Wicks, Carl Nielson, Boy Snyder, less O'Donnelt, Ivan Puhich, Bay Shaw, Fred Carpini . I r, .0 7 APRIL 5-Benton and Auburn at Puyallup MAY 4-Qualifying meet Lake Washington, APRIL I3-Lake Washington and Kent at Highline, and Auburn at Benton Benton MAY ll-Puget Sound League Finals at APRIL 2U-I-Iighline and Renton at Clover Puyallup Park MAY I9-West Central meet at Clover Park APRIL 27-Clover Park and Kent at Benton MAY 26-State Meet at Pullman mf I I t FIFIST HOW, lett to right Itrn If? Williams, Tton Boyiingss, Vernon Pelerint-yor Mr Wil:1twri Carl Ntnleoii lien lfdwards, Dal-N Hazen, Bill Slough SIICOIID BOW lack Williams, Bob Orvella, Ifd Cook, Clitl Hmzt Hobin Folsom lack ITalv Hay Stever THIRD RQW Bob Go-ad, Orville Hayes, Flay Barry, Lindy Aliment, Eldon Odlv, Bill Ittambri FOUIIVII HOW ohn Cline, I Bob Ilfauglarich, Gilvcrt Stewart, Enos Underwood, Bob Scott, Bob Wtclcs, Iton Kaltr Dick Dahlqtitst I'lI l'll HOW lack Gilltre land, George Pritchard, Hoy Switiler, Boyd B-tn:-son, ltwn 'I'-lqtiist Giltwit Mullen -fellmmefw Helping to arou:-ze school rzpirit this, year was the Leltfrrrnaniz Chili oioaiiizo-'I with rsorvicw a.: it.: main purpose With this aim in mind they toolc over tho orgariiutatiori ol the Buzzrtan Hcliel and tho supervision ol keeping the school yard clean and ol discipline in all armerriblies: lim D. Williams was appointed temporary president, Boyd Benson temporary vice president. and Bill Slough temporary secretary until a regular election could be hr-ld at the end ol the third quarter, This club is under the capable direction ol Coach Wilson. To quality as a member ol this organization a boy riitizit liavf- earned a letter in some mayor sport thus permitting the wearing ol one :stripe on hi.: :school sweater Managt-rn inuzzt have received two letters to qualify , Q2 aww, 2 L ....-.-,,,W4, vs ' av in ' W fo ff' , 9 4 ly' f., X MWAW , www ,. , '0MwfWwW,W,w,, ,W.,MMw,,w.,,,.,.,,-,y.,.M,,1wMm.,,.,,,,, ,,M.,f,,,,, mmwwm, MWMW I Because of the staggered shilt and the continual use of the gymnasium for classes, to be curtailed this year until the weather would permit outdoor activity lor class work able to use the gym for their basketball program. 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