Renton High School - Illahee Yearbook (Renton, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1948 volume:

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THOMPSON Principal As advisor of activities it is the privilege and pleasure of the vice-principal to work directly with the student board of control. This group organizes and plans the extra-curricular activities of the school. These activities include sports, both boys and girls, office assistants, music, both vocal and instrumental, dramatics, play cast or production staff or make-up crew, journalism, and clubs. . The objectives of the board of control and vice-principal are: Well regulated and success- ful activities Without over emphasis causing a detriment to scholastic effort, an opportunity for all students to participate in some activity of interest and pleasure to them, and a finan- cially sound budget system of activity manage- ment. K. I. WEBER, Vice-Principal It is a pleasure to greet the students and friends of Renton 'High School and to congratulate them upon this fine annual. The activities enumerated in this an- nual have been a real and vital exper- ience in your lives. May you profit from them and carry into your adult life the energy and precepts which you exerted While you were a student of Renton High School. S. I. THOMPSON, Principal KARL WEBER Vice-Principal O. F. ANDERSON Administrative Assistant fhzculfy I- L. DAVIDSON Administrative Assistant RUDOLPH H. SEPPI ORIE L. McKEE MARGARET ROSE MYRON H. FINCH Head Counselor Senior Girls Counselor Iunior Girls Counselor Boys Counselor and History and Music RANDALL ROCKHILI. ALVIN WARWICK VIVIAN HOLT DURY A. FOX Supervisor of Music Attendance Supervisor Attendance Counselor Supervisor of Vocational Education IOSEPH F. KOENIG AGNES STEWART WILBUR E. LUFT ALICE NEUMAN Supervisor of Boys' P. E. Supervisor of Girls' P. E. Director of Athletics School Nurse fgfxifzd 0 9 culfy IOH-ANNA R- AHPS MABEL BERGHOLZ HAROLD G. BEST fa- - Aff Retail Selling Vocal Music EILEEN BROWN WILLIAM I, BROWN DUSALINA CAVALETTO ELSIE GHANDLER Language Arts Auto Mechanics Librarian English HELEN II. CLARK WERNER CONRAD LYNDLE R, COOPER STELLA CRELLIN Glrls P- E- Science U. S. History Social Science J C. BLAINE ELLEFSON .LJ LOIS W. EACH DWIGHT FELTON MARGARET FINDLEY Instrumental Music Commercial Boys' P. E. Social Studies AURYLON FINK FRANCES FLINT ELIZABETH GILLIS ANDREW E. GRAY Mathematics Permanent Substitute English, Latin Social Science Qavulfy VERNA C. OLSON KENNETH PATTIE WALTER M. PORTER Home Economics Industrial Arts Industrial Arts VIRGINIA PRINGLE VERNA RICHARDSON MARY E. ROBERTS GERTRUDE SI-ILAUCH Language Arts ' Language Arts Social Studies Mathematics MAY A. SHAFT RITA SHERWOOD CELIA B. SHULTZ BERTHA SKORDAHL Mathematics Language Arts Handcraft Language Arts IOHN E. SUZICK ETHEL K. SWENSON HARRIET TROLSON LEO WARD U. S. History English Home Economics Mathematics , KATHRYN I... WATT PAUL OLGA WRANDSTEDT ETHEL WYCKOFF Commercial BiOlO9Y Girls' P. E. Mathematics f K, W. Xl Z ,r, , ,f f fx . r 1 f '. ll ' IOHN PIPER IACIQASANDERS RITA HENRIKSON Vice-President 'Pr sident If If Secretary N , f l , If Board af Emfral RENTON High's governing body, the board of control, is headed by president, lack Sanders, vice-president, Iohn Piper and secretary Rita Henrikson. EVERY roll room is represented by their president at the board meetings which are held every other school week. NO problem concerning the betterment of Renton High is thought too great nor too small to handle by these representatives. THE board, under the guidance of Mr. Karl Weber, vice-principal, endeavors to fulfill the wishes of the Student Body Association members. OTHER matters requiring their attention are the Student Body financial mat- ters, governing of service clubs and authorizing all other pressing problems. NOTEWORTHY are our achievements. This year we: revised our constitution, created an alma mater songp held a Career's Day, gave 35167.27 to the Community Chestg 5224.50 to the March of Dimes, 5214.94 to the Iunior Red Crossg held a very successful toy campaign, toys to go to the Orthopedic, held a Let's Get Acquainted Assembly , increased the size of the annual, estab- lished an athletic insurance fund by setting aside l0per cent of gate receiptsp and sold over 52,000.00 worth of equipment in the school store. Ms runn- 'Q L xin if Mi A ,s V.: fi, F' is' K . W N '2 K S 2 2 Brew QLDM , . 4 0 Q. Q 4. FMR R W . M, G-Z2-A .fm fzxigw Zffifwjf P7 Vx V y Q 8, uf' AVF? ugrliu 5 Y may A 5 ex, 'Y 5 Qi '-s. A , R we L M y A: A L.: ff K - L 4 F I 1, 3, . . A K 'gf 51? 7' .. Q f X --:Q . xii ' A 9 . 'W A A, fl K. '-f ' As' , ' ,LIL f Al :ef . '! I 3 . A Nb A X 4,7 V .--uf. .. -x ' , - 1u.f'1 ji 5 sg-, ' , ., 411: y M ags., 4 ,V 7 R1 - en: ,.: .1 'A N k . v ' : f fx. '-5 K . Y I QS- V, l' . we V' y -qw'-' T' . 4 wif 1+ xx 'jfl-skxf. VM . 'R la X gil, L s - V, .Ji hlis- A fj A ng., Yr' , : iii? Q, V- f QL f , my L' 43 fQ1,., , Aw f- f- La,.,'4 , ' JQ' f.f? wsw,!k'f ?fQg ' H fm ,Q . g N '-gif' f dj? 7, Q .X A 9 1 g qv ' 5 F yi ,F Q' . ' 51 5 v -V lx' . at. ,ny,S2g,. xr? tr - L11 n gf., 55: ' 1- . ' , ' '., '44 'mmmi .v 45 Q4 If A7 1 'D xf m E f , 1 X f , . X L 1 ' K x. .... g 'f fl' L ,-ffl- X 1 ,L. Scuzvrs ALLSOPP, WINONA Torch 10, Office 12, Senior High Band 10, Girls' Club 10, ll, 12. FRANCES AQUILA Dee Dee' Entered from Mt. Si, North Bend 12, Lettergirl 10, ll, Girls' Club 10, ll, 12, Ushers' Club 10, 11, Attendance Office 12, Girls Sports 10, ll, Glee Club 10, 11, Library 10, Dramatics Club 10, ll, All School Play ll. ,ffl PM LOIS ARFSTEN Girls' Club 10, ll, 12, Dramatics Club, 10, 11, 12, Senior Council 12, Girls' Sextet 12, Girls' Club Council 12, Spanish Club 12, DOROTHY BERRY Dot' Cheerleader 10, 11, 12, Girls' Club 10, ll, 12, Dramatics Club 10, ll, All School Play ll, 12, Torch 10, Girls' Room ll, Main Office ll. CLEO BECKSTROM Annual Staff 11, Girls' Sports 12, Girls' Club Council 12, Li- brarian ll, Glee Club 11, Girls' Club 10, ll, 12, Big Sister Club RICHARD BOYTZ Bud Football ll, 12, Basketball 10, 11, 12, Baseball 10, ll, 12, Torch 10, 11, 12, Torch President 12, Boys' Club 10, 11, 12, Boys' Girls' Sports 11, Make Up Crew 12. Club Secretary 10, Lettermen's 0, 11, Choir 11, 12. Club 10, 11, 12, Letterrnen's Club , 1 President 11, Board of Control P If 10, ll, Fire Patrol 10, 11, 12, J f Hall Patrol ll, Plaque J Committee 11. 0 IOE AVOLIO Football Manager 11, 12, Letter- men's Club ll, 12, Renton High News Assoc. Editor 10, 11, Fire Patrol 12, Boys' Club 10, 11, 12, DlCK ARNOLD Dick Boys' Club. C Af' x l rv ' ff IOANNIQLARNOLD Io Entered frrzyh franklin 10, Girls' Club 10, ll, 12, Attendance Office ll, Big Sisters' Club ll, 12, Lettergirls' Club 12, Girls' Sports 11, Glee Club 11. SHIRLEY BAGNALL Entered from Dumont, New lersey 11, Girls' Sports 11, Dra- matics Club 12, Ushers' Club 12, Torch Societgll Girls' Club lENNY LORENE BELLEAU SALLY BRANNEN Sal French Club 12, Ushers' Club Senior Choir 10, ll, 12, Girls' 12, Big Sister Club ll, 12, Girls' Club 10, ll, 12, Attendance Club 10, ll, 12, Office 12. DIANA BERTAGNI 'Paunch CLAYTON BEHRBAUM Ushers' Club 10, ll, 12, Letter- Claytie irls' Club ll, 12, Annual Staff Lettermen's Club 12, Football TO, Dramatics Club 10, Girls' 12, Baseball 12, Attendance Of- S orts 10, ll, Girls' Glee Club lice 11, Fire Squad 11, 12, Boys' lg, ll, 12, Girls' Club 10, 11, 12. Club 10, 11, 12. A Senza 5 IERRY BREWSTER Football 125 B. S uacl Football 115 Hall Patrol 11, i125 Latin Club 125 Boys' Club 10, 11, 12. CORNELIOQSN CASEY 111 ea a capella Choir 10, 11, 125 Drama Club 10, 11, 125 Solo Contest 115 125 Boys' Club 105 ll, 125 Festival Chorus 115 All School Play 12. IOE BR1DGEMAN 1oseph HERBERT BRUNETTE Herb DONALD CAMERINI Wop DONALD COLES Don Fire Patrol 10, 115 Boys' Club Boys' Club 10, 11, 12, Fire Patrol 11, 125 Stage Crew Boys' Club 10, 11, 12. 10, 115 12. ll, 125 Boys' Club 10, 11, 125 Hall Patrol 11. ALETA BRIMER Scooter Entered from Highline 105 Dra- matics Club 105 Band 115 125 Spanish Club 11, 125 Girls' Club 10, 11, 125 Solo Contest 12. LARRY CANAAN Baseball 105 ll, 125 Football 10, 11, 125 B Squad Basketball 105 Board ot Control 10, 125 Boys' Club Representative 115 Lettermen's Club 10, 11, 125 Band 10, ll, Fire Patrol 10, 115 Orchestra 10 11, Boys' Club 105 ll, 125 Lawn Patrol 10. DARLENE IUNE BRISTOW Annual Stall 105 Girls' Sports 10, 11, 125 Girls' Club 10, 11, 12. ELSIE CARPINE Letterqirls' Club 11, 125 Girls' Sports 10, 11, 125 Nurses' Office 105 Library 125 Basket Room 115 Dramatlcs 105 Glee Club 125 Girls' Club 10, 11, 12. DEL CHIDESTER Shorty Football 125 Track 115 Bo s' Club 10, 11, 125 Choir 11, 125 Fire Patrol 12. DOLORES CHITTY Dorsey Girls' Sports 10, 11, 125 Letter- girls' Club 11, 125 Senior Coun- cil l25 Ushers' Club 11, 125 Big Sister Club 11, 125 Torch 105 Spanish Club 115 125 Board of Control 105 Giiigs' Club 10, ll, FRANCES CLULOW Bunn Girls' Sports 105 Renton h News 11, 125 Library 125 Girls' Club 10, 11, 12. FRANCES CLARKE Fran Torch 10, 11, 125 Solo Contest 10, ll, 125 Festival Orchestra 10, 11, 125 Strin Quartet 10, 115 Annual Stall li Girls' Sports 10, 125 Lettergirls' Club 11, 125 French Cliiob 1125 glirls' Club , 5 1 . 2. RAY CREEK Little Peter Football 1, ll, 12, Basketball 10, ll, 12, Track 10, ll, 12, l.ettermen's Club 10, ll, 12, Boys' Club 10, 11, 12, Board of Control IOCIILS Dram-ities u . Smivrs MARY COLLETTA Torch 10, ll, 12: Commercial Club 11, 12, Spanish Club ll, 12, Girls' Sports 10, 12, Letter- girls' Club ll, 12, Girls' Club Council 10, Girls' Club 10, ll, 12, Annual Staff 12, Dramatics Club 10. ANNA COSTNER Girls' Sports 10, 11, 12, Letter- girls' Club 11, 12, Torch 10, Commercial Club ll, 12, Annual Statt 10, 12, Dramatics Club 10, ll, Make-Up Crew 11, 12, Spanish Club ll, 12, Basket Room 12, Girls Club 10, ll, 12. l u ' Lv KJ JJFJ 1- T. CURRY Football 10, ll, 12, Basketball ll, 12, Track 10, 11, 12, Boys' Club 10, ll, 12, Boys' Club President 12, Lettermen's Club 10, ll, 12, Board of Control 10, ll, Fire Patrol ll, 12, Hall Patrol ll LEO CROSARIOL Football 10, 11, 12, Basketball 10, ll, 12, Bo s' Club 10, 11, 12, Lettermen's Club 11, 12, Fire Patrol 12, Hall Patrol 11, Board ot Control 11, Boys' Club Rep. 10, Stage Crew 10, Photo Club 10. BOB DAY Entered from Cleveland High School 10, Baseball 11, 12, Lete termen's Club 12, Choir ll, Boys' Club Rep. 10, 12, Stage Crew 10, Boys' Club 10, ll, 12, Game Patrol 12. lllvt CRENNA 1-lot Rod PATRICIA CULLEN Pat Boys' Club 10, 11, 12. Entered from-Kent ll, Library THEDA CRAIG Entered from Highline 12, Girls' Club 10, 11, 12, Girls' Glee 12, Air Age 12. 12, Chorus l2,2Gir1s' Club ll, ' 1 IENNETTE CULIAK Ieanie' ' Ushers' Club 11, 12: Make-Up Crew ll, 12, French lub 12, Big Sister lub 11, 12, Torch 10, Dramatics Club 10, ll, Girls' Club 10, ll,10l2i1 Girls' Sports PEGGY LOU DAVIS Taft Torch 10, 11, 12, Dramatics Club 10, ll, 12, Commercial Club 10, ll, 12, Girls' Club 10, ll, 12. HAROLD DODSON Boys' Club 10, ll, 12, Fall Play 12, Trattic Patrol 11, Choir 10, ll, 12, Dramatics Club 10, ll, Le-ROY DOIAN Track Manager 10, B. Squad Football 10, ll1,0 Traffic Control DAVID DUCLAW Duke Football ll, 12, Track ll, l2, Board of Control 12, Lettermen's Club ll, l2i1BEys' Club 10, ' Smia s BETTY DUEL FRANCIS FENNELL Fish Girls' Club 10, ll, 125 Home Ec. Entered from Glenwood High Fashion Show 11. School, Minn. 115 Boys' Club 11, 12: Golf ll, 12. lftll-lall..it-1 MARIAN DUNCALF Dunk GEORGE EBIRA Spar RICHARD H. FORRESTER DICK FINCH Make-U Crew 10, 115 Dramatics Boys' Club 10, 11, 12. Dick Entered from Enumclaw 12 Club 10, 11, 125 Girls' ,Club Boys' Club 10, ll, 12. Boys' Club 12. 10, 11, 12 v X . X 5 . .f L' l..O1S ERICKSEN Girls' Club 10, 11, 125 Girls' Sports 125 Chorus 105 Nurses' Office 12. WILLIAM EDSON Bill Entered from Winthrop. Wash. 125 Basketball 115 Lettermen's Club 115 Boys' Club 10, ll, 125 Track 12. IOYCE FOLEY Buff Entered from Lewis and Clark. S okane 115 Latin Club 125 Girls' CllJub 10, 11, 125 Chorus 10, 12. DONALD 1. FOOTE French Club 125 President French Club 125 Board of Con- trol 1l5 Band 105 Pep Band 10, 115 Boys' Club 10, 11, 125 Torch 10, 11, 125 Fire Patrol 12. BARBARA ERAJDENBURG .. ar ., Entered from Franklin 125 Girls' Club 10, 11, 125 Girls' Sports 10, 115 Standards Committee ll, 125 Ushers' Club 125 All-City Dance Committee 115 Make-Up Club ll. DEAN FORGAARD Track 10, ll, 125 Lettermen's Club 10, 11, 125 Football 125 Stage Crew 115 Spanish Club 125 Boys' Club 10, 11, 125 Fire Patrol ,11, 12. ,sf IOHN FREEMAN Dee Track Manager 105 Lettermen's Club 10, ll, 125 Boys' Club 10, ll, 125 Air Ag?0l25 Fire Squad LORRAINE FREBERG Entered from Chicago 125 Cheer- leader 115 Lettergirls' Club 115 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 115 Girls' S orts 10, 115 Latin Club 105 Cgirls' Club 12. Seuiars DONALD NORMAN ANTHONY DEAN GALLAGHER BENEDICT FULFER Baseball 10, 11, 125 Football B Boys' Club 10, 11, 125 Boys' squad 10. 115 Boys' Club 10, Club Rep. 115 Latin Club 12. 11, 12. MARIORIE R. GOLDMANN HELEN GREER Llin LEONARD GRAY BETTY I. HARDELL Ha p Marjie Girls' Club 10, 11, 125 Big Boys' Club 10, 11, 12. Girls' Club 10, 11, 125 Girls' Ushers' Club ll, 125 Dramatics Sister Club ll, 125 Dramatics 10, Sports 10, 11, Club 105 Librarian 10. aff' fbfq ,,- BILL GARRISON Little Bi11 Boys' Club 10, 11, 125 Baseball 125 Board of Control 11, RICHARD GRAY Gray Senior Choir ll, 125 Varsity Quartet 125 Festival Choir 11, 125 Solo Contest l125l?oys' Club BILL GRAVES Lover Boy Torch 10, 115 Board ol Control 12, Boys' Club 10, 11, 125 Latin Club 12. HARRY GUAY Gay Spanish Club ll, 125 Letter- men's Club 11, 125 Photo Club 125 Baseball Manager 10, 115 Boys' Club 10, 11, 125 Fire Patrol 11, 125 Hall Patrol ll. MARILYN GALVIN Girls' Club 10, 11, 125 Make- Up Club 10. DICK GOODSPEED Speed Lettermen's Club ll, 125 Track 11, 125 Football 115 Boys' Club 10, ll, 125 Stage Crew 105 Hall Patrol 115 Fire Squad 10, ll, 125 Boys' Quartet 11, 125 Choir 10, ll, 125 Movie Crew 115 All School Play Ways' Club Rep. RODERICK HART Tex Boys' Club 10, 11, 12, SHIRLEY HALLOWELL trts Nonette 115 Chorus 10: a cap- pella Choir ll, 125 Retail Selling Club 12. IOYCE IEAN HUNT LeItkyl Entered from Federal Way igh School, N. Y, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 105 Glee Club 105 Girls Sports 105 Latin Club 115 Photo Club 115 Girls' Club 10, 11, 125 Renton High News 12. 551110 s IEAN'HILL GERALD OHNSON Girls' Club 1111, 125 Chorus Boys' Club 10, 11, Ilzlry RITA HENRIKSON Etudent Body Secretary 125 Torch 10, ll, 25 Iunior Council 115 Commercial Club 10, 11, 125 Girls' S orts 10, ll, 125 Letter- irls' Club ll, 125 Annual Staff 11, 125 Latin Club 125 Spanish Club 11, 125 Dramatics Club 125 Renton High News 125 Big Sis- ter Club 115, 1125151115 Club CLIFF HOWSON Football Manager 10, 115 P. A. Crew 10, ll, 125 Stage Crew IO, ll, 125 Torch Club 10, ll, 125 Lettermen's Club IO, 11, 125 Senior Council 125 Photo Club 11, 125 School Store 125 Board of Control 115 Boys' Club 10, ll, 125 Annual Staff 125 Fire S uad ll, 125 Hall Patrol 115 'latin Club 125 Boys Club Rep. 11. MARION IANDERS Girls' Club 10, ll, 125 Girls' Club President 125 Cheerleader 11, 125 Lettergirls' Club 10, 11, 125 Make-Up Crew 10, ll, 125 Girls' Club Rep. 10, 11, sw, . 'Nv- BETTI HINTON Betts Entered from Highline 125 Ush- ers' Club 125 Standard Commit- tee 125 Girls' Club 125 Spanish Club 12. IUNE M. HUNT Dramatics 105 Main Office 11, 125 Girls' Sports 125 Ushers' Club 125 Iunior Red Cross 125 Girls' Club 10, ll, 125 Retail Selling Club 12. HOWARD HUFFSTODT Boys' Club 10, ll, 125 Spanish Club ll, 12. HAROLD HOFFMAN Whitey Entered from Hood River, Ore- gon 115 Basketball Manager 10, 25 Track Manager 115 Letter- men's Club 10, ll, 125 Boys' Club 10, ll, 12. MARIORIE HILL Marg Commercial Club 10, ll, 125 Girls' Glee 10, Il, 125 Recreation Leadership 12. RICHARD ILLIAN Itch Board of Control 10, ll, 125 Photo Club 105 Stage Crew 10, 115 Fire Patrol 125 Boys' Club 10, ll, 125 Football ll, 125 Hall Patrol 11: Ifietteamens Club by ' gf' r 'ii Q . .15 RICHARD IENNINGS Dick Entered from Richmond High School, Calif. 115 Varsity Quar- tet 125 Boys' Club ll, 125 Senior High Choir ll, 125 Solo Contest 125 Basketball 10. VALERIE IONES Val Entered from Broadway High School, Seattle 115 Iunior Red Cross 105 Sfaanish Club 105 Attendance Ofice 105 Board of Control 125 Orchestra 115 Girls' Club ll, 12. use Seniors BERNICE KING Entered from East High School, Denver, Colo, 125 Spotlight Staff Il, Seraph Sisters 115 Pre- lvfedics Club 115 Dramatics Club 125 All School Play 125 French Club 125 Torch Club 125 Latin Club 12 GILBERT I LARSON Gil Torch 10, 11, 125 Track 125 Boys' Club 10, ll, 125 Air Age 125 Spanish Club 1113, 125 Hall Patrol ANITA KEDERS Keders Lettergirls' Club llg French Club 125 Dramatics Club 10, 115 Big Sister Club 11, 125 Girls' Club 10, II, 12. ROSE KOZAK Rosie Orchestra ll, 125 Girls' Sports 10, ll, 125 Lettergirls' Club ll, 125 Girls' Club 10, ll, 125 Nurses' Office 115 Library 12. HARRY KIRSCHNER Annual Staff 125 French Club 125 Photo Club 125 Track 11, 125 Boys' Club 10, Il, 12, IRENE LAYTI-IE Commercial Club 10, 11, 125 Big Sister Club ll, 125 Attend- ance Office 115 Library 115 Girls Club IU, 11, 125 Advertising 12. IIM KNIGHT Board of Control 115 Boys' Club PATRICIA GAY KENT Pat Spanish Club 11, 125 Air Age 10, 11, 12. 12, Girls' Club 10, 11, 12 ROYCE KREUTZ lunior Council 115 Ushers' Club 11, 125 Photo Club ll, 125 An- nual Staff 125 Dramatics Club 10, ll, 125 Make-Up Crew 125 Girls' Sports 10, 115 Girls' Club 10, ll, 125 Girls' Club Vice Pres. 125 Latin Club 125 Big Sister Club 11, 125 lunior Red Cross 115 President lr. Red Cross 115 Office Worker 125 Basket Room 115 Board of Ggntrol 105 Torch ROY M. LINDQUIST Torch 10, 11, 125 Orchestra 10, ll, 125 Band 19, 11, 125 Solo Contest 11, 125 Festival Band ll, 125 M.E.N,C. Orchestra 11, Boys' Club 10, ll, 125 Spanish Club ll, 125 Annual Staff 11, r :fs MARY LITTLE Little Dramatics Club 10, 115 Senior Choir 10, ll, 125 Girls' Club 10, ll, 125 Girls' Sports ll, ROBERT LINDQUIST Bob Cheerleader 125 Fall Play 10, ll, 125 Make-Up Crew 10, ll, 125 Dramatics Club 10, 11, 125 Fire Patrol 11, 125 Annual Staff 11, 125 Spanish Club 11, 125 President Spanish Club 125 Torch 10, lEJ1,H12512Boys' Club LA VOY YVONNE Vonny Entered from Lincoln High 125 Ski Club 115 Girls' Sports 105 Lettergirls' Clubl 105 Girls' Club 10, I , 12. PEARL A. LINDBERG Girls' Sports 10, 11, 125 Letter- girls' Club ll, 125 President Lettergirls 125 Ushers' Club 10, 125 Big Sister Club 11, 121 Dra- matics 105 Girls' Club 10, II, 125 Retail Selling 125 a capella Choir 10, 125 Iunior Red Cross 105 Attendance Office 12. 39 Qi .. L ,W WILLIAM LOKEN Bill' Track 10, ll, 12, Lettermen's Club 10, ll, 12, Pep Band 10, ll, 12, Board ot Control ll, Band Counsel 12, Bo s' Club Rep 12, Boys' Club 10, ll, 12, Band 10, 11, 12, Orchestra ll, 12, Fire Patrol ll. Seniars IONELLE LYNCH ' Girls' Club 10, 11, 12, Girls' Club Rep. 11, a cappella Choir 10, ll, 12, Dramatics Club 10, 11, 12, Make-Up Crew 10, 11, 12, Girls' Sports 11, 12, Letter- girls Club 12, Big Sister Club ll, French Club 12, Iunior Red Cross Counsel 12, Festival Chorus ll. BOB LOGUE Log Basketball ll, 12, Boys' Club 10, 11, 12, Boys' Club Vice Pres. 12, Dramatics Club Pres. 12, Baseball ll, 12, Lettermen's Club ll, 12, Annual Stall ll, 12, Hall Patrol 10, ll, Make-Up Crew ll, Fire Patrol 12. IOAN Y. MAGNUSON loannie Board ot Control 12, Girls' Club Council 12, Girls' Club 10, 11, 12, Comniercial Club 10, An- nual Statt 10, Dramatics Club 10, Make-Up Crew 10, Photo Club 10, Glee Club 10, ll. RAIHLLLN McCANN Kay Commercial Club 10, 11, 12, Lettergirls' Club ll, 12, Dra- matics Club 10, ll, 12, Girls' S orts 10, 11, 12, Girls' Club 10? II, 12, Make-Up Crew 10, 11, 12, Big Sister Club 11, 12. LILA M. MCWILLIAMS Retailers Club Pres. 125 Board of Control 12, Girls' Sports 10. ll, 12, Lettergirls' Club ll, 12, Ushers' Club 10, 11, 12, Stan- dard Committee 10, ll, Big Sister Club ll, 12, Make-Up Crew 11, 12,1 Garls' Club 10, 1 , 1 . WALTER I. LORD Corkey Renton High News 10, ll, 12, Annual Stalt 12, Photo Club 10, ll, 12, Stage Crew 10, 11, Photo Club President ll, Boys' Club RICHARD S. LOUDON Dick Track 10, ll, 12, Torch 10, ll 12, Golf 11, 12, Football 12: Ottice Worker ll Board of Con- trol I2, Boys' Club 10, 11, 12. VIRGINIA MANN Ginnie Girls' Club 10, ll, 12, Girls' Club Council ll, Choir 11, Re- tail Selling Club 12, Board ol Control 10. 10, ll, 12. GLORIA LONGVILLE l'Glory GENE MANKINEN Torch 10, 11, 12, French Club IANET MacKENZIE Ian Ifntered from West Seattle ll, 12, Festival Orchestra 10, Girls' Girls' Sports 12, Girls' Club Boys' Club ll, 12, Photo Club Club 10, ll, 12. 10, 11, 12. 12. ISILEE MacSPADDEN Toni Ushers' Club 10, ll 12,, Big Sister Club ll 12, Nonette Il, Girls' Club 10, ll, 12, Attend- ance Oltice ll, 12, Choir 11, 12. CHARLES ALLAN MCVEY Allan Basketball Mana er 10, ll, Let- termvn's Club lg, ll, 12, Boys' Club 10, 11, 12, Game Patrol ll. 12 'X ' ' ' - ' ' fi - vw, ' '- ' iftf'lfii - ,. vw . -1311 .., '-sw gim t-wgzr l ?1? ?lFf Tiff W0 5,551.0 515, 3,17 :w,,vf,'- - 1 11- 'f:..f7z-fegtgwf., ,E ay .f . 71: - , .g'gi1?f. 4 ,L1Ln, N 1 - 1 ,f., . .,,? - '2: -pf ' ' ' A 1 tl Wg ' if 1. 1l'11:j ' x 1, 'l' Y- . -7' FY? GEORGE MANO Board ol Control 107 B, Squad Basketball 107 Boys' Club Coun- cil 107 Fire S uad ll, 127 Boys' Club Elo, 11, 12. Smiars AL MISKIMENS Rat Head Baseball, 10, ll, 127 Basketball 10, ll, 127 Lettermen's Club 10, 11, 127 Senior Council 127 Hall Patrol 117 Game Patrol 10, 127 Stage Crew 107 Board ot Con- trol 11, 127 Boys' Club 10, ll, 127 Fire Patrol ll, 127 Boys' Club Council 107 Renton High News 11, 12. DARLING MIKULICH Dolly Girls' Club 10, 11, 127 Girls' Sports 10, 117 Dramatics Club 10, 11, 127 Make-Up Crew 10, ll, 127 Annual Stall 10, 117 Big Sister Club 11, 127 Standard Committee ll, 127 Commercial Club 10, ll, 127 Otlice 11, 127 Board ol Control 10. . 4 WAYNE MATTA GLORIA MAE MATTHEWS IOYCE MOE Moe Latin Club 127 Boys' Club 10, Blondie Graduate in lanuaryg Glee Club ll, 127 Air Age 117 Boys' Club Entered from Klamath Falls, 11, Girls' Club ll, 27 Dramatics Council 107 Board of Control 10. Oregon 117 Spanish Club 107 Club 127 Choir 12. Ushers' Club 107 Annual Stall 115 Girls' Club 12. 'trrr ' - otri ' . r77'1 i i' 1 ' if - ' . I 7 . . 21517585 7 ' 7 '7 'E 1 -1 'ff' 72 --tt uf- Q 1111.-2 . -. ' -7 1 ,-- - ' ' -I '1 1 w ' srsr A . or 5L R' --'Sb -F2'fy g iS 1' -V 'sf yin, 1 ' Bflifljf A ,si ' 1 ' i ' i 1 A 'rVi. . , X A A RONALD MELBY Ronnie WESLEY MELVILLE Bud MARILYN ,MIKKONEN T'Mike Boys' Club 10, ll, 12. Rep Band 107 Band 10, 117 Boys' Spanish Gllidb ll, 127 Girls' Club Club 10, 11, 12. I,j,'lO, 11, 12. ff I I X I 4 LJ 1 J DUDROWE NELSON Dual Senior Band 10, 11, 12, Festival Band 10, 11, 127 Solo Contest 12, B. Squad Basketball 107 Fall Play 127 Dramatics Club 10, ll, 127 Fire Patrol 11, 127 Board ol Control 127 Boys' Club 10, 11, 12. R1C1r1ARD N1ELSEN Ricky Orchestra 10, 11, 127 Photo Club 127 Solo Contest 117 Festival Orchestra 10, 11, 12: Spanish Club ll, 127 M.E.N.C. Orchestra 117 Strincx Quartet 10, 117 Boys' Club 10, 11, 12. VERONICA NORMAN Ronny Girls Club 10, ll, 127 Girls' Sports 10, 11, 127 Lettergirls Club 11, 127 Girls' Club Coun- cil lO7 Annual Stall 11, 127 Standard Committee 117 Basket- room 11, 127 Board ol Control 10, 127 Choir 10, 11, 12. MARLENE MLAKER Annual Stall 107 Dramatics Club 107 Torch 10, 11, 127 Girls' Club 10, 11, 12, DOREEN O'BR1EN Do Girls' Club 10, 11, 127 Girls' Club Secretary 127 Make-Up Crew 10, ll, 127 Dramatics Club 10, ll, 127 Letter irls Club 11, 127 Girls' Sports '10, ll, 127 Big Sister Club 127 Standard Committee 12. 'X is I 'F 'F 5614111 s MAUREEN O'SULLlVAN Sully Commercial Club 10, ll, 12, Dramatics Club 10, ll, 12, Make- Up Crew 10, ll, 12, Latin Club 12, Girls' Club 10, ll, 12, Girls' Club Council 10, Fall Play 12, Girls' Sports 10, 115 lunior Prom Queen ll, Standard Committee IOHN PIPER S B A Vice President 12, Senior Council 12, Football 10, ll, 12, Track 10, ll, 12, Fire Patrol 10, ll, 12, Latin Club 12, Boys' Club 10, ll, 12, Golf ll, 12. NANCY O'NEIL Girls' Sports 10, ll, 12, Letter- girls' Club ll, 12, Fall Pla 12, ake-U Crew 10, ll, 12: Girls' Club Cliouncil ll, Girls' Club 10, ll, 125 Senior Council 12, Dramatics Club 10, ll, 12. Q1 ,Q is, t A ' Y itee 1-as-. ' so sa. --'- 7- - - ,-,:- qtirgysizag. S FRANKLIN PADDOCK Frank KENNETH PARKS Ken NANCY PENCE Band 10, Boys' Club 10, ll, 12. Entered lrom Mt. Si ll, Boys' Counselors Othce ll, 12, Girls Club 11, 12. Club 10, 11, 12 CAROL OLSON Cao Make-Up Crew 10, ll, 12- Club 10, ll, 12, Big Sis 10, 11, 12, Commercial Club 11, 12, Girls' Sports 10 Lettergirls' Club ll, 12, Club ll, 12, Recreation 11, 12, Recreation Counci man 12, Commercial Club dent 12, Red Cross 10, ll, matics Club 10, Big Gov, HELEN ROANNE PALS Squeaky Entered trom Lalvtoure, North Dakota 12, Drum and Bugle Corps 10, ll, Cheerleader 11, Glee Club 10, 11, F. H. A. 10, 11, Girls' Sports 10, Masquers 10, ll, Editor ol School Paper ll, Latin Club 125 Retail Selling Club 12. CLYDE PARK Eire Patrol ll, 12, a cappella Choir 12, Boys' Club 10, 11, 12. . 1 IOHN WILLQXTJ PETERSEN .. il.. Football 10, 11, 12, Basketball 10, ll, 12, Track 11, 125 Board ol Control 11, 12, Boys' Club Council 10, Boys' Club 10, 11, 12, Lettermen's Club 10, 11, 125 Fire Squad 10, 125 Hall Patrol Captain 10, ll, Lawn Patrol 10, Renton High News 12, MARY FERN PR1CE Girls' Club 10, ll, 12, Library Assistant 11, 12. 45 DOLORES RANUM Dolly Girls' Sports 10, ll, 12, Letter- girls' Club 11, 12, Photo Club 10, ll, 12, Annual Stall 10, 12, Solo Contest 10, 11, 12, Girls' Nonette ll, Bo s' Quartet Ac- com anist ll, 112, Torch 10, ll, 12, Eramatics Club 10, 11, 12, Make-Up Crew 10, 11, 12, Ush- ers' Club 11, 12, Girls' Club Council 10, Girls' Club 10, ll, 12, Band Council 12, Choir Council 11, 12, Latin Club 12 GARY RICE Ray Entered from West Seattle ll, Boys' Club 10, 11, 12, Nw Sen 0 s KAREN ROGSTAD Breezy Torch 10 11 12 Girls Sports 10 11 12 Letter irls Club 11 12 Girs Club 0 11 12 rls Club Council 10 11 Basketroom 11 12 Dramatics Club I0 11 Make Up Crew 10 Standard Committee 12 Annual Staff 12 Ushers Club 11 12 Big Sister Club 11 12 Senior Council 12 Spanish Club 11 IACK SANDERS S B A President 12 Iunior Council 11 Board ot Control r Track Manager 10 I1 Le ter mens Club 11 12 Fall Play ll 12 Dramatics Club 10 Il 12 Photo Club 10 I1 Make Up Cew IU 11 12 School Store Clerk 12 Spanish Club 11 12 Boys Club 10 11 12 Renton High News 12 CHARLES RICHARDSON Chuck football Il, 125 Traffic Patrol 10, 115 Lettermen's Club 11, 125 Boys' Club 10, ll, 125 B Squad Football 105 Rziriton High News RICHARD R. ROLLA Dick Torch 10, ll, 125 Lettermen's Club 11, 125 Spanish Club 11, 125 Basketball Manager 115 Boys' Club 10, ll, 125 Choir 10, 11, 12. ANN SHERERTZ Girls' Club 10, 11, 125 Commer- cial Club 10, 11, 125 Lettergirls' Club 10, ll, 125 Girls' Sports 10, ll, 125 Torch Club 10, Il, 125 Dramatics Club 10, 115 Make-Up Crew 10, 115 lunior Red Cross 115 Office ll, 125 S anish Club 11, 125 Photo Club 12. MARY LOU SI-IAUGHNESSY Annual Editor 125 Assist, Editor 10, 115 Dramatics Club 10, 11, 125 Make-U Crew 11, 125 French Club 11, 123 Girls' Club 10, ll, 125 Standard Committee 125 lunior Red Cross 115 Commer- cial Club 10, 11, 12. DELMAR RITCHIE Dilbert Boys' Club 11, 12. DIXIE ROSWALL Dix Girls' Club 10, 11, 125 Dramatics Club 125 Girls' Sports 105 Make- Up Crew 12. TOM SHIMIZU Entered from Hunt, Idaho 11. Boys' Club II, 12. LEONARD SCHWAB Babe Basketball 10, 115 Track 10, 115 Lettermen's Club 10, ll, 125 Vice Pres. 1.ettermen's 11, 12: Board of Control 10, ll, 125 Boys' Club 10, 11, 125 Hall Patrol 10. ROSE MARIE SETZER Rosie Entered from Milwaukee, Wis- consin 12. German Club 105 Girls' Club 10, ll, 125 Chemis- try Club 115 Honor Roll 10, 115 Torch 12. GAYLORD N. SCHAUDIES HGGY.. Band 10, 11, 125 Orchestra 11, 125 Clarinet Quartet 11, 125 Pep Band 10, ll, 125 Solo Contest IO, 11, 125 Festival Band 10, 11, I25 M.E.N.C. Band II. LaVERN C. SCHUH 25 Lettermen's Club 10, 11, 12: Boys' Club 10, 11, 125 B. Squad Basketball 105 Track 10, 11, 125 Fire Patrol 125 Basketball 12. PAULINE SAUVE Pauly Make-Up Crew 105 Girls' Sports 10, ll, 125 Commercial Club 125 Iunior Red Cross 115 Girls' Club 10, ll, 125 -Big Sister Club 11, 125 Spanish Club 115 Letter- girls' Club 10, 11, 125 Standard Committee 12. Smmrs Yell Man- Council WILMA STEWART Willie Girls' Club 10, 11, 125 Girls' Club Council 10, 11, 125 Ushers' Club ll, 125 Iunior Council 115 Annual Staff 125 Standard Com- mittee 11, 125 Dramatics Club 10, 115 Make-Up Crew 115 Big Sister Club 11, 125 Girls' Sports 105 Spanish Club 11, 12. GEORGE SHORE ROBERT L. SLACK Sad Slack HARRIET SNOOK Snooks FRANK SUPANSICK Boys' Club 10, ll, 125 Pep Band Boys' Club 10, ll, 125 Photo Lettergirls' Club 10, 11, 125 Baseball Manager 115 Letter 10, 115 Photo Club 125 Band Club 125 Fire Patrol 11, 12. Girls' Club 10, 11, 12. men's Clu1iaU11i1l2i2Boys' Club 10, ll. NORMA STEWART Toots Entered from Wichita, Kansas 11. Torch 10, 11, 125 Girls' Sports ll, 125 Lettergirls' Club 11, 125 Girls' Club 11, 125 Commercial Club 125 Dramatics Club 115 Make-Up Crewlglg French Club IIM STARWICH Boys' Club Fire Squad 10, 11, 125 Photo Club 10, 115 Attend- ance Office 12: Stage Crew 10, 125 Boys' Club 10, 125 P. A. Crew 10, 11. loANN SUFFIA lo Board of Control 115 Girls' S orts 10, 115 Lettergirls' Club 107 ll, 125 Ushers' Club 10, ll, 125 President Ushers' Club 125 Torch 10, 11, 125 Basketroom 115 Girls' Club 10, ll, 125 Make- Up Crew 105 Dramatics Club 105 Choir 10, ll, 12. ROBERT STREAM Bob Pep Club 105 Basketball Man- ager 105 Track Manaoer 105 Tennis 105 Lettermen's Club X05l Boys' Club 10, 11, 12, PATR1CIA STEVENS Pat Girls' Sports 10, 11, 125 Letter- girls' Club 10, ll, 125 Torch 10, 115 Dramatics Club 105 Ushers' Club 105 Commercial Club 11, 125 Office ll, 125 Girls' Club 10, 11, 125 Staiiidard Committee BOB STRUGAR Dopey Football 10, 11, 125 Basketball 10, 125 Track 10, 125 Boys' Club 10, ll, 125 Lettermen's Club 10, ll, 125 Fire Patrol 125 Hall Patrol 11. PAULINE TUTTLE Pauly Girls' Club 10, 11, 125 Commer- cial Club 10, 115 Lettergirls' Club 10, 115 Orchestra 10, ll, 125 Solo Contest 10, 115 Girls' Sports 10, 115 Torch Society 10, 11, 125 FestHwiall2Orchestra 10, LILLY TAKETA Didi Entered from Vale Union High School, Oregon. F. H A. 105 G. A. A. 10, 11: Pep Club 11: Paper Staff Editor 115 Latin Club 125 Spanish Club 125 Recrea- tional Leadership 12. or . f i v f WARREN VAUGHN Iigaboo Fire Squad ll, 125 Photo Club 125 Boys' Club 10, 11, 125 Basketball 105 Rjoard ol Control Scnzars HERBERT WARD Bert Entered from Aberdeen, South Dakota 115 B'oys' Club ll, 12, CARMELITA WALDRON Entered from Sequim High School 105 Editor ot Renton High News 125 Associate Edi- tor News 1115lG5rls' Club 10, ANGELO USIBELLI An Hall Patrol 10, 115 Boys' Club IIM WASHBURN Washy NORMAN WEBSTER Gorillia Board ot Control 105 Boys' Club Football B Scauad 105 Boys' Club Re . 105 Bus Patrol 10, 115 Bo s' 10, ll, 1 5 Tumbling ll, Claub 10, 11, 125 Air Age 112. IOSEPH T. VITO Ice Entered lrom Garfield Hi?h School 115 Boys' Club 11, 25 Fire Squad ll. MARILEE WARD Torch 105 Dramatics Club 10, ll, 125 Lettergirls' Club 10, ll, 125 Commercial Club 11, 125 Basketroom 125 Make4Up Crew 10, ll, 125 Annual Stati 105 Big Sister Club 11, 125 French Club 125 Girls' Club 10, 11, 12. LURLEY WENTWORTH Ka: Glee Club 115 Librar 125 Girls' Club 10, 11, 125 Caleteria 12. SHIRLEY WIBERG Torch 10, 11, 125 Commercial Club 10, ll, 125 Annual Staff 10, 115 Girls' Sports 10, 115 Lettergirls' Club 11, 125 Orches- tra 10, 11, 125 Solo Contest 10, 115 Festival Orchestra 10, 11, 125 Big Sister Club 11, 125 Attendance Office 125 Basket- room 125 Dramatics Club 115 Iunior Red Cross 11, 125 Girls' Club 10, 11, 12. HAROLD WALTERS Bud Boys' Club 10, 11, 125 Football B Squad ll. ELEANOR WILSON Murphy Dramatics Club 10, 115 Fall Play 125 Annual Staff 10, 115 Girls' Club Council 105 Girls' Club 10, 11, 125 Ushers Club 10, 11, 125 Girls' Sports 105 Standard Committee ll. FRANCIS WALQUIST Frannie Entered from Kent 115 F. F. A. 105 Boys' Club 12. NORMA WAGGONER WaggY Make-U Crew 10, 11, 125 ir s' Club 10,, ll, 125 Ushers Club 11, 125 Roll Representative 10, 11, 125 Girls' Sextette 125 Girls' Sports 10, ll, 125 Lettergirls' Club 11, 125 lunio' Counci 115 Ushers Club Vice Pres. 125 Dramatics 10, 115 Chorus Council 12. Smzars ROBERT WINDERS Bud Football 10, 11, 125 Torch 10, ,gf 11, 125 Latin Club 125 Latin Club President 125 Track 105 Boys' ub 10 11 f'f RICHARD WONIO Red ANGELA ZANETTE Angie GENEVIEVE IACOBS lennie DEE BARTON Boys' Club 10, 11, 125 Band 10, Big Sister Club 11, 125 Attend- Drill Team 105' Girls C1 b lff I YSYGFGH 11, 125 Orchestra 10, 11, 12. ance Office 115 Girls' Club 10,' 11, 125 Dramatic Club 0, BOYS Club 12- 11, 12. liftralile-Upgre 11,11 -badfii e, X 5 s u 1 an 2 iw . A sfg! f V X 1, ,1 I , jx K. rlkfw ., ,' ,. I ,. ' 1 .' ' Fl 41 ' jf X I r' fl M J' ,oy 41 ,rw ,-L in I If, 1 ' f' f 1 If . L - , , J, tr rf 1, 'V . ,f.,r .,....... .......v.- vie DALE COLVIN TED GUNDERSON Boys'AClub 10, ll, 12, 135 Band Football 11, 125 Track 105 Stage Boys' Club 10, 11, 12, 135 Dra- 105 Fire Squad 105 Torch 10, Crew 115 Bogrs' Club 10, 11, matics 10, 11, 125 Baseball 10, ll, 125 All' Age 12. 1 , 13. ll, 125 Fall Play 5 Yell Leader 125 Stage Crew 125 Fire Patrol 125 Lettermen's Club 10, 11, 125 Roll Representative ll. . AL SJILES T h h 1 oston ec nica II::il1451l31reS5f1?bly1s' Club 11, 12, 135 RUTH PATTERSON BENIAMIN THAER I Track 11. Girls' Club 131 Boys' Club 13. CLYDE HOBBS Entered from Kent 135 Renton Boys' Club Representative 135 Varsity Quartet 135 All School Play 135 Entered from Kent 135 Football 10, ll, 125 Track 11, 125 Lettermen's Club 11, 125 Torch 125 Operetta 125 Drama Club 125 Quartet and Octet 125 Solo Contest 125 F.1'.A. 10, 11, 12, President ll. HOMER VENISHNICK Track 10, 115 Football 10, 115 Photo Club 10, 115 Electricians Crew 115 Veteran's Club 125 Boys' Club 10, ll, 12, 13. N-W? 'Alvar- ...i- Q . rf QE 491 fi f 2' if 9. 19' - S 5 - Wi fa V an 1 ,...-' my LL an. ,. , M4 ff . ,.r ...Q 4 9 , ,A .f':?', 4 sa - in Ar' fp . 1 X Q . af,,,,, x -.ai Q, fm ' .WA Q iva- !'1'iS: if -.15 if . fn 'E W XX , , fi T V .M xx ITV' W Q 'ps ' f ' . ,.,.,,fa' R , K. 1i'Jl'Q'w,N R K .4 , lf nnwl Lflubb' - '-'Af ....4.....,i1 Y A X ---. ,x A xxw GEORGIA ACREE FRED AINARDI DIANE ALEXANDER BOB ALIMENT BEVERLY ALLEN CAROL ANDERSON S Il .Y x X- S! v RAY ANDERSON IOAN ARTUS GUIDO AZZOLA BARBARA BALDWIN IEAN BALZARINI BARBARA BAXTER 'Nw PAUL BEAN IACK BERGER EARL BISSELL BARBARA BLAKESMITI-I CARL BLUMER ALICE BLUNCK it 'Q' DORIS BOLTERMAN RITA BREDA RAY BRIGHT CONNIE BRODIE BOB BROUGI-ITON NANCY BROWN GLORIA BRUCE ELAINE BRUSH PI-IYLLIS BURGASS ALMYRA BUTLER GERALD CADY KAY LEW CAMPBELL fir FRED CARBONATTO ANNA CARLSON GERALDINE CAVANAUGII BOB CHAMBERLIN Q-.5 Q NIQS 3 sl' ' Ai CI-IARBONNEAU JWIIIUI UIMDD ALMA HULL DAN HUNTINGTON MARVIN HURTGEN LEON IACKSON RUSSEL IACOBSON DORIS IIfNSIiINl DONALD IOHNSON IERRY IOHNSON LEONE IOHNSON PAT IUETTEN DON KEIRN BILL KILLLY BOB KELLY BARBARA KILLIAN CHARLES KING IOE KLINGMAN MAUREEN KNIGHT FRANCES KOZAK Y L CLELAH LAMB IAMES LAPTHORNE IEAN LARSEN DAWN LATHROP CHARLES LAYTON PIIGGY LEIINII ELOISE LERE MILDRED LEVER ALICE LEWIS HAZEL LINDOFF LEE LOCKERI' GEORGIA LONG PAT LONGINAKER RICHARD LONGINAKER BRUCE LOVE ROBERT MCCASLIN PAT MCCULLOCH IOYCE MCDANIIIL Y X -a Nl' ROBERT McDANIELS LAURA MCDONALD WILLIAM MCGLOTHLIN IEAN MCDONALD BRUCE MCKIBBIN ALICE IOAN McMILLAN p .O'D I LOIS MCPI-IERSON DOLORES MAGGERT WILLIAM MAGGS DON MALCOLM ARTHUR MARTIN BARBARA MAIITIII nu WILLIAM MASII RICHARD MEAD DARLENE MELCHER BEVERLY DERALD MILES IfLIZARII'I'II MILLIIII TT' HELEN IEAN MILLER ALFRED MILLSAP BARBARA MITCHELL IOYCE MORRELL PATRICIA MORRIS DEAN RAY MUNSINCIR 'Wal CHARLOTTE NAIRN BETTY LOU NARD BEVERLY NEAL GLORIA A ,chi in I' . CIIC, ' IOAN NEWARK OLGA ANN NICOLI IOYCE NIEMI IAMES O'C A E-sxf NEFF ILEANOR NELSON MILION NI LSO 4' -J Q Q:--v ONNER MARY LOU ODELL CAROLINIQ OIILSCIILAGIL ,Yun 21 6111 CHARLES TRIMM CHARLIE TSUKAMOTO PEGGY TULLY MARIE TWEDT FRANCIS VANCE PAUL VANCE LEE VAUGHN SALLY VITO ANN VOWLES MARY IANE WADDINGTON LLOYD WARD RUBY WARREN NEIL WATSON ALBERT WELCH IVA WHITE BEN WHITEHOUSE PEARL WICKNENKO MICKEY WEDGIIR NAOMI WILLIAMS IOYCE WOLFE SHIRLEY WONIO TAKESHI YOSHIHARA DON YOUNG LLOYD YOUNG LOUIE YOURKOWSKI IOANNE ZOBBI ART HICKLE DOLORES EICHNER GLORIA IOHNSON 3-I Kg? A 5' 'N..,f Ry ,Q ,Q ,SLI 5, W, Q 'Q i g NYS K . ' 1, is ' .L Q . . 2 .L z ' fy A ' . My 'ff' ff as M Q Q ,,, , ,: X, A ,- ' ' - .'1... X , L, ,, ' X 4 ff gf 'Q J ' 2' if f X mmpf ,. K my :Q wwe . 35 if me QQPQ 1 NMA www H3 A an if 5 .QLWQ Ni' an 1 Af. 'H' QF -Q. Q 4, v - W ii gf? LQ Q' 'H 5 - V ' 614 fixfw- Y - 3, - T W YE M nf wii X53 I T . Nwlg A A A L 1 5 f A A A A p Z, ff? ff S' 1 f ,ga '-w ,.., W L ' L 'Ahxy-A Q.mq,l,,i,.::T, ' . 'N-4...-..,,,m ..,. ...wp I 'N FJ PQ . i in A-.. 1' ,-L1 if 4 QQ , J fgkx, ,, ,,--..J' wwf -gh., --...M K? NE 1 X,..,,QZmK Kam HL Q Q, II 'f 12+ .ik 8 - , by .1 .. .5 I. T. CURRY LARRY CANAAN BUD BOYTZ DEAN FORGAARD RAY CREEK DICK ILLIAN DAVE DUCLAW FLOYD OCONNELL BOB STRUGAR ,mx COACH LUFT I ,lk gs, 'W f Wsfkwgvg Q x COACH FELTON MARVIN HURTGEN COACH LEIFER COACH WARD -Y-f A BILL PETERSON CHUCK RICHARDSON I LEO CROSARIOL FIRST ROW, left to right: Floyd Hewitt, Ioe Avolio, Ierre Custer, Barry Galvin, Bob Hoffman, Keith Burton, Richard Riley, Fred Schmidt, Rolland Peterson, Tom Hunt, Ronald Schwehm, Carl Blumer. SECOND ROW, left to right: Leo Crosariol, Bill Peterson, Dean Forgaard, Bob Stru ar, Ray Creek, I. T. Curry, .Chuck Richardson, Bud Boytz, Richard Illian, Larry Canaan, Marvin I-Iurigen, Floyd O'Connell. THIRD ROW, left to rigRt: Dean Gallagher, Ray Bright, Gerald Cady, Clayton Behrbaum, Del Chidester, Todd Forrest, Don Seresun, Fred Ainardi, Clarence Robertson, David Duclaw, Bob Broughton, Don Malcolm, Bob Mathison. FOURTH ROW, left to right: Bob Logue, Louie Yourkowskt, Iohn Torlai, Bob Winders, Everett Sauve, Ierry Brewster, Dick Loudon, Bill McGlothlin, Harry Guay, Ierry Iohnson, Eldred Mathison, Bob Kelly. FIFTH ROW, left to right: Herb Olson, Bob Aliment, Lloyd Ward, Sam Ruffalo, Carlo Suffia, Don Iohnson, Sid Iude, ferry Yothers, Earl Bowden, Ron Abbott, Tom Gerbracht, I-Iarold Lapthorne, Gene Gannon, Ed Puhich SIXTH ROW, left to right: Coach Felton, Don Pritchard, Everett Southwick, Allen Unbedacht, Charles Trimm, Gerald Okomoto, Dick Moran, lack Olsen, Bob Playa, Andy Parrinello, Ralph Hare, Ronald Orn, Bill Repenshek, Coach Luft. ?l70fbllff Rated as the best team ever to come out of Renton High, Coach Wilbur I..uft's Indians 'lwalkedn through a schedule of nine games undefeated and untied. Captained by Larry Canaan, the starting eleven consisted of 10 seniors and I junior. Six Indians were chosen All-conference: I. T. Curry, Bob Strugar, Ray Creek for the second year and Bud Boytz, Dick Illian and Dean Forgaard for the first time. Curry and Strugar were picked all-state. Under Coach Luft, the first team played but half of most of the tilts While the reserves played the re- maining. In the final tussle of the season, before 8000 fans, the Red Raiders ran rough-shod over a helpless High- line eleven, 33 to 6. FIRST ROVV, left to right: Ray Bright, Dean Gallagher, Todd Forrest, Don Seresun, Gerald Cady, David Duclaw, Bob Broughton. SECOND ROW left to right: Don Malcom, Clarence Robertson, Floyd O'Connell, Fred Ainardi. 42 by f' A i 3, V , I :Vi 'S .Qt 425 535404 2 W . . OW, 'if A az. K ' 1 X Y . -.- 4-new-P J-.xg Q .. f 1 f g 15 m Y 1 K, k K S ,. . . . K . .Qfw , 1 .- i . ,,,.. wi 8 w-J 5, 4 ' . l.w.f -vk l 5 ff ,A I Y . 7 .FEI .mf- ff, 1, .flxfgrg 4, uw. Q M Q. Y.. fy 41. K gmfvffe 3-5 K V V S. 2 lf. It ...,... W N- ww' If is-f '-'.mfg,-fg:Q,f.YQ SL' , W, ,, -V f disk 7,,g,.T,,5,,, .Q , ., 1 i- '11 'W : fl S A - my A if 5 ' . 5 g Q 'P ' ,Ai XX y N, ,NL . 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'Q SJ 'R S- . .5 -FW . fd iii! T' QQ fa' M Slf LA . -u 0 I ff' 1 1-.Q 'Q ! Nag - X E2 K xx Lqgk gt L. 3 Sfff 1 NX 1? ? FLOYD OCONNELL LARRY CANAAN MICKEY REED BOB DAY K A Q2 7 J 2 an sa f f HERB OLSON B D B YTZ A BOB LOGUE U O 5 i . IACK OLSON CONNIE BRODIE AL MISKIMENS HARRY GUAY l Y FIRST ROW Bob Day, Bob Logue, lack Olson, Larry Canaan, Connie Brodie Bud Boytz Herb Olson Floyd O'Connell Mickey Reed Bud Miskimens Coach O'Brien SECOND RONV: Dick Arnold, Dean Gallagher, Whitey Conlow, Olaf Olson, Sid Iude, 'Dick Anderson, Bill Repenshek, Harry Guay, Dale Riveland TlllRD ROW: Bill Bauder, Gene Gannon, Hugh Williams, George Fukeda, Bob H ff L F l Kascball ans entered the l948 baseball season as defending champions. From the very beginning they planned to swing their war clubs tremendously hard and win the championship for the third straight year. With seven veterans back from last year's lettermen, and with the coaching of Mr O'Brien, they started their season accord- ing to plan by taking Tahoma in a practice victory of ll to 4. The schedule for 194.8 is: March 30 Puyallup at Renton- April 6 Renton at Buckley April l3 Lak W h' t R o man, eroy utz, Lee Bennett, Russell Iacobson. The Renton lndi , , , , , e as ing on at enton, April 20, Clover Park at Renton, April 27, Renton at Auburn, May 4, Highline at Renton, May ll, Renton at Sumner, May lB, Kent at Renton, May 25, Renton at Enumclaw. Another year, another track season. This year we haven't as large a squad as we did last year but despite this fact we still have fourt 1 tt d ' ' ' ' ' ' een e ermen an some experienced sophomores coming up from last years Iunior High track team. Mr. Felton is the coach. This year's schedule is: April 2, Puyallup at Renton, April 9, Lake Washington, Sumner at Renton, April 15, Renton, Clover Park at Auburn, April l7, Centralia Relays- April 23, Buckley Renton Enumclaw at Puyallup' April 24 Highline Relays, April 30, Lake Washington, Renton at Highline, May 4, Northend Qualifying' meet at Highline, May' 7, Conference Meet at Highline, May l5, District Meet at U. of W., May 2l-22, State Meet at Pullman. FIRST ROW' Coach Felton Bob Lund uist Ierr I h N . , q , y o nson, orman Schultz, Dick Loudon, Ray Bright, Dan Huntington, Don Malcom, Ken Cowden, Dean Forgaard, Bill Loken, Fred Ainardi, Dave Duclaw, LaVern Schuh, Gerald Cady, Marvin Hurtgen, Ioe Crow. SECOND ROW: Tom Gerbracht, Don Seresun, Don Pritchard, Sam Ruffalo, Ierry Yothers, Owen Procter, Roderick Hart, Gilbert Larson, Clayton Spencer, Bob Erickson, Freddie Zevart, Paul Vance, lerre Custer. THIRD ROW: George Squires, Charles King, Allen Unbedacht Everett Southwick, Bob Mathieson, Dick Riley, Andy 4 Parinello, Charles Trimm, Earl Bowden, Bob Broughton, Bob Hoey, Fred Ward, Charles Cadwell. FOURTH ROW: Clyde Parks, Myron Stewart, Ralph Hare, Bob McDaniels, Bill Kelly, Rolland Peterson, Bill McGrady, Ronnie Orn, Fred Schmidt, Ron Abbott, Carlo Suffia, Bob Fey, Harold Hoffman. ww' if-'Y Y J 'F , ... '1 at Y. Q MSX V g If K . ai , 1' Dean Forgaard Dan Huntington, Bill Loken Crack David Duclaw I LE . ill, fe 5 5 1 i , ' .Q Dick Riley, Ierry Iohnson, Fred Ainardi - IE Dick Loudon, Bob Broughton Norman Schultz Coach Felton, Charles Trirnrn, Everett Southwick, Don Malcom, Gerald Cady, M '--N. Z' A Ray Bright, Ken Cowden N .J l'l:iS'l' RCW loft to right Larry Canaan, Frank Supansiclr, Dean Foroaard, Chuck Richardson, Cliff Howson, Len Schwab, Allan McVey, Leroy llc an Slt'OlXlll HOW Bob Pay Dave Duclaw, Leo Crosariol Bill Pete' :on Bay Creek Bob Struqar, loe Avolio Tl'lll'll'l BOW. Pat Iuetten, llarry Guay, Dick Loudon, Bill Loken, lohn Striiqar lohn Freeman, Lavnfrn Schuh, Carl Soderlund. ,Cvifcrmcu The Letterinens Club, under the leadership of President I. T. Curry, Vice President Leonard Schwab, Secretary Bill Peterson, and Advisor Coach Lutt, is Composed of all boys who have won a letter in a sport. This year they have taken over the duty of patrolling the school during lunch period and all the sports activities id l'lHST ROW, lelt to right Marvin Huitqren, Harold Hellman lack Sanders Bud Boytz, Bud Miskimens, I. T. Curry, Bob Loque, Hay Bright SECOND HOW. Curtis Cfriristopln-rson Gene Gannon Connie Brodie, lierb Olson Norman Christensen Gerald Cady, Norman Stewart, Don Culver. THIRD HOW Pied Ainazdi lack Scanne-ll Iirry lohnson, lien Cowden Don Malcolm, Norman Srhultz, Bob Aliment, lack Clsen. Sl FlRST ROW: Everett Southwick, I, T. Curry, Fred Carbonatto, SECOND ROW: Don Culver, Francis Fennell, Norman Schultz, Dick Loudon, Bob Aliment Gfff Rentons Golf Team, selected before each match by qualifying in the best 18 holes, is entered in the Puget Sound League with Clover Park, Highline, Enumclaw, and Lake Washington Besides these league games Renton will play a couple of practice matches with Foster, Then there will probably be a league meet and the best team will go to a district meet. The winner of the district meet will attend a state meet. Mr. loe Koenig is the coach of Rentons golf team. Girl ' Sports This year the awarding of letters to the girls is based on the point system. Each girl receives five points for every turnout in a major sport, such as volleyball, basketball and softball. Two extra points are given to each member of the winning team. Ten extra points are awarded each member oi the championship team, and five extra points to each member of the team in second place ln the minor sports are bowling, ping pong and badminton. Two points are given for each turnout. One hundred points are given to each girl who has had a perfect attendance at turnout. At the end of the year fifty per cent of the girls who have accumulated the highest number of points are awarded a letter. 53 1 'Vg fee We - I e , X. . N G, ' lx' A 6 Q xv v x, A ygv 5, . wiv: 1 ow iffy f Www F I1 u... 752.5 X, ---vf' Rv nk -5 WWE ,av Mk- 'hw t-rg x 1 '.- 7' G '. - ,4 . ,s ' 4 I Il v , -.4 ' 1 V f lr Y k . Tyla' , e . r . 5 f .1 f a , U Q ww yzi v yr Q K I Q 'SE , X . 5 N QQ :lf 1 1 I 1 ' ' f 1' I 1 ' k f 1 I I fn 1' ' ' 1 ,A f ' . If . 1 j A 1 ,lf 1 ,.4 1 1, I J , 1 ' I K ' f 1 1 f f I -I v f - V 1 f K I y I , K f fp I' ,I I' 'I 1 I , x , 1. A 5' ROYCE KREUTZ MARION lANDEHS DOHEEN O'BRlEN X . K , Vice-President President Secretary Girl ' 67115 Under the capable leadership of Miss Orie Louise McKee, the Girls' Club had a very outstanding year. Breaking the trail for the numerous successful activities were Marion landers, President, Royce Kreutz, Vice-President, and Doreen O'Brien, Secree tary. Activities for the year began with the Girls' Club Conference at Puyallup with the working theme Girls' Problems. With this in mind our representatives came back to help solve our own girls' problems. A popular feature inaugurated this year was the monthly selection of the Girls of the Month. This committee was headed by Cleo Beckstrom the first semester and Carol Olson the last. Outstanding among the committees was the Standard Committee with Wilma Stewart as Chairman. Culminating the year's events were Tolo Week, climaxed by the dance and the crowning of the queen and king5 election time with the usual campaign speeches, the Mothers' Tea and the installation of new officers. The Girls' Club is an organization for all Senior High girls and gives each one an opportunity to participate in its numer- ous activities. The Girls' Club Council is composed of a representative from each home room, the officers and committee chairmen. The duties of this council are to plan all Girls' Club assemblies and activities and to see that they function properly and interestingly. Bay ww The Senior High boys are organized into a Boys' Club for the purpose of unifying the services that boys can render the school. Officers of the club include a president, a vice-president and a secretary elected at the annual spring S. B. A. elections. ln addition to the officers, an executive board including a representative frorn each horne room assists the officers and the club advisor, Mr. Seppi, in planning the club activities. The Boys' Club has an important part in general welfare work, discipline and student morale. Character development and citizenship training form the core around which club meetings are built. The activities sponsored this year werei Dad's N-ight, Vocational Careers Day, Toy Drive, and Assemblies consisting of student participation, outside speakers and movies. i BOB LOGUE I. T. CURRY DAN HUNTINGTON Vice-President President Secretary 56 CLIFF HOWSON RICHARD BOYTZ BEVERLY ALLEN Vice-President President Secretary Ce ek Se iefy In order to become a member of the Torch Society a student must have an average of 3,2 or better, three quarters out of four Each year during Christmas season the members of the Torch Club obtain and decorate a Christmas tree in the main hall ol e Senior High Building. In the spring the annual Torch Breakfast is held. This year it was held May I6 in the Highlands Cafeteria. All members of e club and the alumni are eligible to attend, ,Members af Cereh Society SENIORS WINONA ALLSOP RICHARD BOYTZ FRANCES CLARKE MARY COLLETTA PEGGY LOU DAVIS DONALD EOOTE WILLIAM GRAVES RITA HENRIKSON CLIFFORD HOWSON GILBERT LARSON BOB LINDOUIST ROY LINDOUIST DICK LOUDON MARLENE MLAKER IOHN PIPER DOLORES RANUM KAREN ROGSTAD DICK ROLLA IACK SANDERS ANNE SHERERTZ PATRICIA STEVENS NORMA STEWART IoANN SUEFIA PAULINE TUTTLE SHIRLEY WIBERG BOB WINDERS SHIRLEY BAGNALL ROSE MARIE SETZER IUNIORS BEVERLY ALLEN IOAN ARTUS BARBARA BALDWIN DORIS BALTERMAN RAY BRIGHT ELAINE BRUSH GERALDINE CAVANAUGH DONALD COE RONALD DOHRN NANCY EMBREY MARY FITZPATRICK ADEL HAGEN SARA IANE HARRIES BARBARA HAWKINS RUSSELL IACOBSON DONALD KEIRN CLELAH LAMB DAWN LATHROP ARTHUR MARTIN LAURA MCDONALD BARBARA MITCHELL IIM O'CONNER CAROLINE OELSCHLAGEL ADELE PAASO ARLIS PEDERSEN GLADYS POST IANICE RAUMA LILLIAN REYNOLDS DALE RIVELAND CLARENCE ROBERTSON OPAL ROSENHALL ELAINE RYAN MADALYN SIMMONS MARION SMITH DICK STUDEBAKER ANN VOWLES PEARL WICKNENKO TAKESHI YOSHIHARA IEAN HALL IOANN HALL PEGGY LEHNE BARBARA TORLAI SOPHOMORES DICK ANDERSON BONNIE ARNOUIST LEE BENNETT EARL BOWDEN SUE BRIMER LAURNELL COOPER LOIS CROOKSTON IOE CROW EVELYN HAMMOND BARBARA HANSEN IOANNE HAUGAN BOB HOEY MARY IVES IEAN KAWACHI CATHERINE LEDINGHAM MARLENE LINES BARBARA LIPPERT ROBERT LUNDOUIST loANNE MIKKONEN MARILYN MISKIMENS IACK NEAL MERNIE OLIVER OWEN PROCTOR BEVERLY OUISTORFE HIDEKO SAKAI GRACE SUSUMI DONNA THOMAS FIRST ROW, lelt to 'ight Geraldine Cavanaugh, Pearl Wicknenko, Wilma Stewart, Royce Kreutz, Rita Henrickson, Barbara Hawkins, Barbara Baxti-r, Anna Lou ll-View Shirley Wiberg Veronica No:man, Marilyn Miskimens, lean Kawachi, Fzances Qlarke Dolores Ranurn SECOND ROW: Gladys Post Connie Gi-ihraclit, Roy Givens Clif: tlowson, Harry Kirschner, Bob Lindquist, Bob Logue, Gerald Cady lim Lord, lack Neal, Anna Costner, Madalyn Simmons Annual Staff A bigger and better annual! is our slogan. Those responsible for it this year are the 30 members ot the annual staff including the Senior editor, Mary Lou Shaughnessy, lunior editor, Pearl Wicknenko, Sophomore editor, Bob Lundquist, and our advisor Miss Schlauch, Each person had one or more articles to write and some helped with art work and typing. The group as a whole decided what the theme should be, how pictures and articles should be arranged, what the dedication was to be, and what the cover Hammcrcial 61116 The Commercial Club has done a line job in the past year, under the leadership of Mr. Cooper with Carol Olson, president, Anna Costner, vice-president, and Maureen O'Sullivan, secretary The girls have been chosen according to their dependability and grade average. The club is made up of 48 girls who have worked in shifts at football games, basketball games, and other school activities. The girls duties during the year were as follows' selling season tickets, taking, selling, and checking programs, and selling annuals is like. Hope you like it, kidsl FIRST ROW, left to right: Kathleen McCann, Pat Morris, Shirley Wiberg, loyce Morrell, ludy Holcomb, Marilee Ward, Maureen O'Sullivan, Carol Olson, Anna Costner, Rita Henrikson, Betty Washburn, Marilyn Miskimens, Sue Brimer, Sarah lane Hariies SECOND ROW. lrene Laythe, Clelali Lamb, Delores Hottman, Mary Colletta, loan O'Sull1van, loyce Phelps, Shirley Olson, Mariie Hill, Barbara Killian, Barbara Mitchell, Georgia Long, Norma Stewart, Patty McCann, Pearl Wicknenlco THIRD ROW: Grace Susumi, Peggy Lou Davis, Mariorie Guinn, Peggy Tully, Beverly Neal, Lain! nell Cooper, Lillian Vvilkins, Laura McDonald Pauline Sauve, Anne Sherertz, Carol Anderson, Doris Bolterman, Pat Stevens, Catherine Ledinqham, 58 Pat Reckling, Barbara Baldwin 'QQ my at ,gi- X fb 'Sl Q Q -K jf K . t x , QP .af 1 is .4 gf Ja.- 6... Y giigfw 2 fi- if -35- DY' ,.--K J is FlRST ROVV, left to right Mane Schmolke Madalyn Simmons Virginia Reeves Ann Sfiererti SECOND BOW Royce fire-utx Lawn:-lg fonirvr Barham Hansen Ben Kitaio 'llflhll HOW George Short, Gene Mankinvn Bob Slack Delores hanum l'OUH'l'l'f HOW Hiclrard Nivifznri itnnalcl Varrinwtfiri honald Potrrn Cliff flowsen l'lFTlf HOW lim O'Connr-r lfa -' Cvuav Plzvfrf gfllb Under the ahle leadership of Mr Duty A Fox, the Photo Club this year has functioned in co-ordination with the Annual Staff, providing snaps of school activities for the Annual, school papers and city newspapers In gaining their plaque credits, the members also gain experience in the art of photographing, developing, printing and enlarging their own material Boyce Kreutz, Presidentg Ben Kitajo, Vice President, and Catherine Ledingham, Secretary, have led the Photo Cluh through a lfibmriau The lihrary is expertly run by Miss Dusalina Cavaletto and her assistant, Mrs Betty Sipila They, in turn, are aided hy nine- teen enthusiastic lihrarians, interested in helping others who do not know their way around the lihrary Scholastic credit i: given for this work under Library Technique. In this way the students themselves receive knowledge of the use ot the lxhrary and therefore can henetit hy their own fix' Derience for future help and research successful year of active functioning sunt l lfiST HOW, left to right Hose Kolalc Georgia Acree Mary Rogers lflszt, Carpinr- Cora Miller Geraldine Otter Verta Webster Sally Vito Pit Cullen Geraldine Flamingo Atmyra Butler Lona Fitzgerald, Lurley Wt-ntworttz loan liawrs SLCONTU BOW Hines-linql loycv Mt-lvzn l anfw. Clulrwx .l P.T'l'ABLfl Beverly Qtiistor.. Mary Vt-rn Pwcff feanne Winnf-tt Betty Sipila Ca? tvyrvwriff-rl 59 FlHST HOW, lsfl! to ugh! Alrce Ann Lewxs Tnera Zre Brxdgunan, Marlorlf Goldman Bazbara llansp-n Ba'hara Baxter Ioan Atlus, Eleanor Wrlson, Norma Waggoner, Glorra Prenhce Vay Ieannff Funk Drane Be-rtagnr I-'arlnfrttff Culgalc Anna Lou Farovx SFCONID HOW Barbara Torlar, Patty McCulloch IoAnn Sullxa llrlleen MacSpadden, Wrlma Stewart Hoycc- Krvnlx Karl-n rloostad lbolorrs Chrlfy Hua Brvda, Sally Stevens, Opal Hose-nhall Nancy Stxrnson Beverly Herr, Phyllrs Boyqaas TlTlHD HOW Sally 'WTC Gladyf' Por' llfnna A1na'd1 Mary Pappas Dolorrfs Hanvlrrt Cvlorxa Bruce Barbara llawklns Lrla MCWlll1arn:s Vlfanda lTo.la i Mau l'.'+-X GA -alfunw wawarla .17 fr-an W'nnv,'t lanlcf- liawma llshers gfllb The Ufshers Club wlth Mr Lyndle Cooper as advxaor and Io Ann Slllllfl are prosldenl led a very achve season , The Club wlth the mernbershlp ol seventy-:seven had !Ylf3Hll'f:Yi' from the Blh, Qlh lOth, llth and lZlh oradeza, and were drv ided into teams Whrch Shared in uaherlnq at dramatic, rnu,a1Ca.r and other :school pelrlorrnancfazr The glrla :should be QIVCH a good word lor Ihre wonderful work Hwy havf: dome. FIRST' ROW left to zlqh' Pe-a'l Lrrxdhvvq l.n9 liwnt Srirfre-'y Baqnall llancv Ryan Swlvla Pallvrrlorr Ronnn- Maw Leona Leaf-, Vrnnle- Coorwv' Slll!Yl9Y Lanoasle: l.o1:3 lllran Sl,'fOlQl'T HOW Barbara F':a1f1enbxl'o Ad' ' llaqsrrr Hr x lmrrlorx lf nnx H- .lr-fx.. Mvlrnrr Lrrn-ss Mary Ann Nard Bn,-ilu' Lou, Navi fame Plym IH-na lvarlfil-sschrrxa Mafqyavof l.,aVallf-v lfilnl' HOW l'awrL Mol oral: ll vlf rl, N11-rm Hv ',' llrnfon Ge-Halfixnf l'1'1r:.xrx'1o ffrzrrrnf- Gv'rv'f1Cl:' llanfz lirown ff 'tu lo flfxfrrnf. l,rw'a1nl- llfmi-' Arm 'Ur wlw. 60 FIRST SEMESTER left to Iiqtzt lack Sandwf, R.d Mibkirnfrira P an'ruf C2.tow Cfvrrmhta vValtivrin I 'l' Curvy Rita Henziksson Kenton J-hgh New The Renton H1g.i New.: hafa steadily progrenfaed under the ieadershlp of Mrs Mary McMinn Setting up in Room 113, the :stati Completed eight issue.-s of the 'T1E'Wi3,H refatinq ,social events, zsportg, honor rolls, interviewxa, hurnor and other happening: around :school The :staff warn Editor - Aurzociate Editor Feature Writer Sports: Editor Exchange Editor Reporters - lst Semester Carruelita Waldron Frances Clulow lim Lord I. T. Curry Bud Miskimens Rita Henrikson 2nd Semester IoAnn Zobbi Connie Gerbracht Rita Breda Connie Brodie Ioan Harris - A - The Iournalisin Classes sf-in Gi' x SECOND SEMESTER, lett to riqht. Ioanne Zobbi, Rita Breda, Connie Gerbracht, Connie Brodie, Ioan Ha is 61 ?.9'f FIRST ROW, left to riqi.t: Dean Forgaard, Clayton Behrbaum, Cliff Howson, Carl Soderlund, I. T. Curr , Bob Strugar, Bill Peterson, Rmb Creek. SECOND ROW: Harry Guay, Iohn Piper, Bob Lindquist, Dud Nelson, Don Camerim, Warren Vaughn, lloe Avolio, George Mano. THIR ROW: Clyde Park, lim Starwich, Leo Crosariol, Richard lllran, Del Chidester, Bob Logue, Bud Boytz, Bud Miskimens. We Squad The Fire Patrol, directed by Mr. Seppi and Fire Chief Carl Soderlund, has done a splendid job this year. lt has a member- ship of a little over sixty boys, each of whom has a special job during a fire drill. A fire drill was held twice a month. After each drill the patrol met with the Renton Fire Chief, Floyd Lawrence, Assistant Chief, Mayland Walls, who gave talks on different types of fires and methods of fighting them, FIRST ROW, left to right: Marvin Hurtgen, Don Culver, Allen Rogstad, Richard Reilly, Sam Ruffalo, Earl Bowden. SECOND ROW: Bob Aliment, Clarence Robertson, Iim O'Conner, Chuck Cadwell, Olaf Olson, Ierry Custer. THIRD ROW: Connie Brodie, Kenny Cowden, Herb Olson, Don Seresun, Floyd O'Connel1, Don Malcom, Bill Ofsthus. 63 Pearl Wicknenko, lohn Strugar, Marion Ianders, Bob Lindquist, Dot Berry. Ile!! Bandar Iohnnie, tell Mr. Rockhill we would like to have him play at the pep assembly. Pearl, ask Charlie Mitchell to pull out the bleachers, We'1l never get this program in on timell Who will we have speak? Which yells shall we give? This may sound a little silly to you, but if you had been backstage nearly any day during sixth period that is what you would have heard. The yell leaders, supervised by Mrs. Hannus, spent sixth period every day during football and basketball season working out routines and planning pep assemblies. The yell leaders worked long and hard this year and deserve a lot of credit for their fine work. Have you seen Mr. Pattie, Dot? P ,U Hand Originated by Mr. Rockhill nine years ago when it became apparent that a small band was needed for basketball games and pep assemblies, the Pep Band Concert and exchange assemblies, the Pep Band has now become a tradition. This year, besides its original duties, it was given berth in the Winter Band Concert and exchange assemblies where it performed several regular swing and dance band tunes. As this fine group of fifteen musicians from the Senior Band add more to the schedule, so will their public popularity rise. FIRST ROW, left to right: Curtis Christopherson, Allen Armstrong, Gaylord Schaudies, Bob Lundrgiist, lim O'Conner, Norman Schultz. SECOND ROW: Hank Hawkins, Bill Loken, Ronald Orn, Bob Hoey, lack Neal, Ioe Crow. THIRD E W: Ronald Edminston, Don Tackett. 64 FIRST ROW lett ro 1 ht Sh I B ll L At , rg 3 ir ey agna , ois rsten, Rita Henrikson, Maureen O'Sullivan, Ro ce Kreutz, Dixie Roswell, Marilee Ward. SECOND ROW: Bernice King, Kay McCann, Nancy O'Neil, Doreen O'Brien, Marian Duncalt, loNelle llynch, Dolores Ranum, Peggy Lou Davis. THIRD ROW: Carol Olson, Neal Casey, Dud Nelson, lack Sanders, Bob Lindquist, Bob Logue, Carl Soderlund, Marion Ianders. Drama! ks Klub This year the Dramatics Club, under the capable supervision of Mr. Harley E. Kirk and President Bob Logue, presented some very entertaining programs for the enjoyment of friends and families. The first of these assemblies was presented early in the year tor the Senior High SBA, ticket holders. This program brought the old-fashioned variety show before the e es of mod r th. Th b - ' lights of the show, A se-:ond assembly was given in March. Because of the hilarious incidents and the humorous acting the show made a big hit with the students, The Dramatics Club filled in spots in other school programs and also had a spot in the exchange assemblies with Buckley and Clover Park. The Make-up Crew is a very important division of the Drarnatics Department. This group ot behind-the-scenes activity was on hand at every schoollproduction to put make-up on the various participants. All things being considered and the evidence weighed, the Dramatics Club had a very successful seaso y e n you e litter ugs and the Can Can girls were the high- fl. I I I FIRST ROW, lett to right' Adele Paaso Rosemarie Frisbie Betty Nard Vay Ieanne Firk Pat McCull h I d H l b M . , , , i , oc , u y ocom , arie Schmolke. SECOND ROW: Gladys Post, Ann Vowles, Peggg Lehne, Constance Gerbracht, Ann Ebsworth, Madalyn Simmons, lane Collins. THIRD ROW: Ice Crow, Allan ogstad, Kay Farber, Ken Cowderi, Roy Givens, lack Neal, Bob Lundquist. 65 1. A sw W Gu W YJ. ' M Q QQ' 1 1 ff N X 'H ' , X A ,-Qf 7 35 Q' wiv 5 1, M SE 4 1' , f 1, xi ' 1 5 5 igj! ,. K i K ik -nanni- 4 . ,Y L, EV, f 6 as-AA ,un- , . ai FRONT ROW, left to right: Chuck Stimson, Clayton Spencer, l-larold Sanders, Leroy Dojan, Milton Nelson, Russell Iacobson, Don Camerini, Cliff Howson. SECOND ROW: Nancy Stimson, Pat DeLura, Almyra Butler, Marie Steger, Cora Miller, Peggy Tully, Marion Favro. Siege Krew This year marked a great many firsts in the stage crew. lt was the first year that the stage crew was connected in any way with a class, this class being called Stagecraft. lt's purpose was to teach a general knowledge of the stage along with lighting, building of sets, etc. This was also the first year that flats were used to denote walls of a set instead of the old curtains. Another first was that girls were allowed in the crew. The stagecrew under the direction of Mr. Harley Kirk should receive a round of applause from students and faculty alike for adding a great deal of class to our stage this year. Z? ,4. Krew The P. A. Crew, under the direction of Mr. Kenneth Pattie, is called upon to set up the system for all out-of-doors affairs and all assemblies and basketball games in the gym. Also, one of the members usually takes over the announcing jobs, as they are needed, This crew has grown from two members in l946 to its present seven. t KNEELING: Bob Erickson, Fred Schmidt, Ronald Dohrn, Nick Tonkin. STANDING: Cliff Howson, Chuck Stimson, 68 FIRST BOW, left to right: Marion Favro, Peggy Lou Davis, Barbara Freeman Geraldine Cavanaiigli, Eileen MacSpaclden Dolores Ranum, Ioyco Moe, Beverly Herr, Pearl Lindberg, Opal Rosenhall, Diane Alexander, Ann Vowles, Veronica Norman, Ieane Shuman SECOND HOW. Geraldine Zumwalt, Io ce Mcuaniels, Elaine Heuther, Louise Brooks, Norma Waggener, Sally Brannon, Bonnie Huston, Laura McDonald, Lois Arfsten, Ieanne Nieman, Iolnn Suffia, Beverly Allen, Mary Little, Barbara Torlai, loNelle Lynch THIRD ROW' Don Burford, Michael Riley, Paul Blanchard, Gordon Gullingsrud, Monty Cooke, Ed Puhich, Neil Burmester, Bob Cross, Fred Ward, Harold Dodson, Dick Rolla, Dick Gray, Everett Saiivr-, LeRoy Fultz, Bob Graves, FOURTH ROW: Neal Casey, Tommy Farrow, Dick lennings, Dick Goodspeed, Clyde Hobbs, Clyde Park, Orie Davis, Earl Bissell, Del Cliidester, Iohn Engebretson, Richard Sargent, Richard lohnson, Burdell Parker, Roger Goodspeed, Carl Blumer. ,4 mp lla 6710 if Featuring a wide variety of a cappella music, the Senior Chorus has appeared before the public in the Christmas and spring concerts, the annual choral contest, and made a major contribution to the All-School Show, Dude Ranch Daze. ln addition they have performed at various local programs throughout the year, They are directed by Mr. Harold Best. Girl ' 5166 611117 The Girls' Glee Club under the direction of Mr. Harold Best completed a very successful year singing everything from South American Tangos to Bach Chorales. The Glee Club took part in a variety of programs: the annual Christmas concert, festivals and contests, singing for civic groups and school assemblies. FIRST BOW, left to right: Barbara Lippert, Doris Anderson, Barbara Byers, Vinnie Cooper, Donna Ainardi, Beverly Burnett, loan Spf-ncer, Arlene Hagedorn, Helen Freberg, Bonnie Arnquist, Beverly Marr, Leola Pollard SECOND ROW: Reita Hudgins, lo 'ce Siebens, Donna Bl th, Corinne- Brannen, Carole Fuller, Nell Connor, Nancy Mattaini, Nancy Brown, Mary Ellen Bodenhamer, ludy Peterson, Dolores lones, Nanc Clark THIRD ROW: Shirley Usibelli, Elaine Spady, Nina Biornsted, Marlene Sackett, Kay McCann, Mar ie Garlick, Donna Kerr, Leona Durkin, lvfickey Widger, Elsie Car ine, Marie Schmollre, Mary Ellen Roberts, Margie Hill. FOURTH ROW: lanie Piper, Betty Io Adams, Marlene Lines, Pat Givens, Kath- leen Mcfgnn, Valerie lones, Marion Galvin, Betty Marweg, Slliirley Olion, Iosepha Creegan, Eleanor Nelson, Carole Brown, Pat Heckling. avonne awrence. l FIRST ROW, left to right: Sarah lane Harries, Barbara Mitchell, lim O'Conner, Rita Breda, Gaylord Schaudies Aleta Brimer, Mary Fitzpatrick, Delores Ranum, Beverley Simpson, Marijane Hannus, Roy Lindquist. SECOND ROW: Beverly Quistorlf, Dick Anderson, Allan Armstrong, Merwyn Ladwig, Cletis Iones, Lucille Iacobs, Frances Kozak, Allen Unbedacht, Charles Stellar, Richard Womo, lack Lawrence, Harold Schultz, Leonard Edwards, Doug Finch. THIRD ROW: Peggy Tully fMajorettel, Gloria Neff, Carol Lewis, Curtis Christopherson, Charlotte Nairn, Norman Schultz, Ray Bright, Marion Smith, Dud Nelson, Hank Hawkins, Doris Bolterman, Bill Loken, Bob Fey, Elizabeth Bolterman, Ronald Orn, loe Crow, Bob Hoey, lack Neal, Alice Lewis CMajoretteJ. Hand The busy 47-48 season for the band was started by playing at the Puyallup Fair and at the Washington Education Associ- ation, When the weather permitted, the band was always out at the football games, boosting our team to victory. This year's winter concert was presented to the public on lanuary Il. The band contest was held on April 24 at Enumclaw. The spring concert was the last program on the schedule for the season, In this concert several music organizations here at school participated. The bright red and white uniforms made a colorful setting for the many performances this past year. The band is under the direction of Mr. Randall Rockhill, rchc fm This year we have had one of the finest orchestras Renton has ever known. Under the leadership of Mr. Randall Rockhill, the orchestra played for the Fall Play, the Senior Play, and part of the All-School Show, It also took part in two concerts-the Christe mas Concert and the Spring Concert. ' On April l7, the orchestra traveled to Puyallup to participate in the orchestra contest. We are very proud of this musical organization because of the fine showing they made this year FIRST ROW, left to right. Richard Nielsen, Pauline Tuttle, Shirley Wiberg, Bonnie Marr, Petty DeLappe, Donna Balzarmi, Rosalie Freeman, Frances Clarke, Rose Kozak, Doreen Balzarini. SECOND ROW: Gloria Longville, Lovonne Allan, Ioyce Hoge, Josephine Furduls, Don Custer, Ioan Harder, Delores Ranum, Roy Lindquist, Marnane Hannus, Hank Hawkins, Bill Loken, Allan Undedacht, Barbara Clarke IHIRD ROW: Kathryn Polson, Gay Caton, Sally Ladwig, Myrna Siebens, Carol Schultz, Mary Fitzpatrick, Gaylord Schaudies, lim O'Conner, Sarah lane Harrles, Bob Fey, lack Neal, Bob Hoey, Ioe Crow. STANDING IN REAR: Don Tackett, Francis Vance, Ioyce Morrell, Catherine Ledingham. 70 Varsity Quartet Dick Goodspeed Clyde Hobbs Dick Iennings Dick Gray accompanist-Dolores Ranum Girl ' Srrtrttr Marion Favro Elaine Reuther Norma Waggener Ieanne Nieman Lois Arfsten Ioyce Moe Accompanist-Opal Rose-nhall Crump t Crit Ioe Crow Bob Hoey lack Neal 71 Sm 21 l6'a!l The Senior Ball, sponsored by the class ot 48 , was a record-breaker for attendance as well as tor an enjoyable evening. There were 458 people who listened and danced to the music of the Van Auken band. The Blues theme vias attractively carried out in the decorations and murals. Blue streamers were strung across the width of the gym and large gold instruments playing blues songs decorated the walls. A sign post with Basin Street and 48 written on it 'was the center of attraction. I - During the intermission program Veronica Norman sang Stormy Weather and Saint Louis Blues and Bob Lindquist gave a monologue to music called The Usual Way. Then there was an excited scramble for balloons that tloated down when a large bag, concealed above the streamers, was ripped open. The general chairman was Iohn Piper. The chairmen of the other committees were Karen Rogstad, invitation, Anna Coste- ner, decorations, Lois Arfsten, murals, Bob Lindquist, programg Cliff Howson, clean-ups, and orchestra. . Mrs. Fach was general faculty chairman with Miss Stewart and Miss Maginnis in charge ot decorations, Miss Arps, murals, Mr. Elleison, program, Mr. Kirk, lights, Mr. Susick and Mr. Conrad, clean-up, Miss Clark and Mr. Leiter, check rooms and orchestra. junior Prom With this year's theme being CANDY LAND, the Iunior Prom was expertly carried out with big candy canes, lollypops and streamers, The gala event occurred on April 9 in the high school gymnasium. Dancing to the dreamy music of the High Brows helped make the Prom a huge success. Over two hundred and titty invitations were sent out by the Iunior class. General student chairman was Beverly Neal. Other chairmen ot various committees were Connie Brodie, decorations, Iudy Holcomb, program, Dolores Eichner, clean-up, and Barbara Mitchell, invitation. The advisor for the Prom was Miss Watt. Connie Brodie, Curtis Christopherson, Norma Dow, Maureen Knight, Alice Anne Lewis, Clarence Robertson, and Everett South- wick were the members ot the Iunior Council. A king and queen were elected by the Iunior Class and crowned at the Prom. ,411-Schavl Shaw The annual All School Show was presented February sixth. The program's theme was The Dude Ranch Daze, tor which the continuity was written by Mr. Kirk. It included numbers by the Iunior-Senior High Orchestra, the lunior High Girls' Glee, the lunior High Boys' Glee, Seventh Grade P. E. Classes, Boys' Ninth Grade P. E., the Senior Choir, the Girls' Sextette, the Boys' Quartet, a dance by Bonnie Arnquist, solos by Peggy Davis, Dick lennings and Iohn Engebretson. Those in the leading roles werei Connie Gerbracht, Iohn Engebretson, Pat Hill, Darrel Theige, Dick lennings and Harold Dodson. The program was planned under the supervision ot Mr. Rockhill, Mr. Kirk, Mrs. Rose, and Mr. Best. Cala Week Yes, it's Leap Year, girls leaping to grab 'em and boys leapin' to get away. But from March 15 to 19 the girls had an ad- vantageg it was TOLO WEEK. Keeping with the school spirit, on Monday the kids wore Red and White and greeted each other with big hellos. Tuesday everyone had a chance to show what they had chosen as a career by wearing appropriate clothing. tAnd the girls got their dates tor the Tolo Dance.J Costumes from toreign countries were on the agenda tor Wednesday, Treat Day. Thursday, Courtesy Day, everyone wore their Sunday best. Cotton and jeans were worn on Friday and each brought his stocking for the Stocking Dance held at the Recreation Hall. The dance and the crowning of the Toto King, who was Richard lllian, ended a week ot fun for the entire student body. 72 ,. ' 'M' Q kv -H 'EQ .MQ I Q if ? ' ' '- .1'1- Q' ' Q , , - :,, 4 my gel 'illykkl mmk' :fi-4 YK'Y gap , L 'iffy Qi'ra ,fi 5, 5 --E., l'fi3,'9i'f? g 5 f,f?5, g.2i 213 ' Hs, '1 1.9 ,Q -fu 5' 'Fai' f' js. 51-,.-. '26 I 51 w 1135, if I za .i E .., I vt. - ' , . . ' -iz L Us ' 'I 6 Q I 'AI . 0 if Eff ff? e hfesf 0 ,.3 - . 33315-'. . 4 Q, h Mk, K - , 5 5 A 51 M .. 5v ' . ., R25-v7 .151 1 ,f f 1, . fy 41' .,..x.g..,.'Mg 'NM if x J 'if Av 'V if ig ' fi'gg5g Aj , mg, V ' WT- ,A 1 W K I A wx ., fowfno M3 I ' i A t i wa i IL W and a7i'r L ,M Schaal Ealcudar September - 3 ---School again! A much needed rest after an exhuberating summer!! 4-The S.B.A. Officers spoke at the assembly which started the S.B.A. Ticket Drive . . . Aren't you glad you bought one?? Q 9-First semester Home Room Elections. The Presidents will represent their roll rooms in the Board of Control. ll-A Let's Get Acquaintedn Assembly for newcomers--told of school and club activities, which are plentiful! 12-North and South met at a Football Iamboree at Tacoma. North was victorious! 26-We met our team and coach Wilbur Luft at a Football Opening Assembly in their honor, not knowing then that tney would come out on top-champs of, '48 ! October 3-First holiday!! The teachers went to a W.E.A. Convention-Lucky us! , November 4-Iunior Red Cross Drive. Some of our summer savings went toward the S215 we collected. 7-Quarter ends! Our first ticket to the woodshed! 13-Dad's night! A night for the boys to entertain their Dads. 14-15-The All-School play Head First, a comedy, was presented. The swell cast and wonderful perform- ance revealed the time and effort spent for preparation. 21-The Puget Sound League Champs received their football awards and trophy from a proud student body! Senior Ball!!! With the Blues Theme, the Senior Council was proud of their achievements as the .largest crowd ever present at a school dance poured into the gym for an enjoyable evening of dancing to the music of Lynn Van Auken and his orchestra. 27-28-Thanksgiving Vacation! After two months of hard labor we recuperated by eating delicious Thanks- giving Dinners . . . ummmmm . . . December l-Dramatics Club Assembly. Best yet! A Gay Nineties Revue, featuring the Can-Can Girls. Wow! 5-Basketball Iarnboree at Edmundson Pavilion. We won! 12-The Basketball Opening Assembly introduced to us our future team under the leadership of our new coach, lrv Leiter-Good Luck! This formally opened our Round Robin season in basketball. 23--The annual Christmas Eve Concert, given by the Senior High Music Department, was presented to the public. December 24 to lanuary 5-Christmas Vacation! Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! Ianuary l6-Annual Winter Band Concert. Very good, as usual. 23-Semester Ends! Besides a ticket to the woodshed, there was a drastic cut in our financial status-allow- ance, that is! A ' 26-Home Room Elections for second semester. A new group represented the roll rooms in the Board of Control. 29-30-March of Dimes Drive. February 3-4-5-Annual Drive! A new and better annual with extra pages will be presented to the Student Body in Iune. 6--All-School Show. The Choral and Orchestral departments presented Dude Ranch Daze, featuring the songs of the Oklahoma Musical. Super! N March l-5--Yell Leader Tryouts. Out of 36 students, 15 were chosen to appear in the Candidate Assembly before the Student Body. ,2-S.B.A. Nominating Assembly-Many good candidates were nominated. May the best win! 9-The SBA. Candidates presented their qualifications in short speeches-some were even humorous! fthe speeches, that is!! 74 A if 1,1 P' X wif V V1 1 LVQV ! L1 Q., 1, iff Avy, ff 'I 1 1.x f W y, , yi, yt, . lf' 1 ' ul' 1' 11 Mdizfaf aku r 1 1 f ,- xX'y 1' I 5 Y V 4 ff! ff ff X111 1151 11 l, ll-Election Primaries- wi y on is,1holgQbg theigfbreatlilf lf! LV U' f' I 15--Election Finallsllll The new fifcerslg 1 A Ll . V y , AJ .lf 'rfftn I 1 4 S.B. reside t , 1.q,fClarZ1ZgQRobfuson 1 yy!! L fd' , L - 1 ,U S.B. lVicefPr sidefut Wg, Olson ' ' , J j Q 1 1 1 I U11 1US.B.A. Secretaylf -fjfif I rye Railrtfa jf' Afj' I I 1 fl yflfoiriszciii 1' .N 1! J 1 fu 1 1 f President gf jf - 1 Cghnie 'Gerbr cfvft . .fl ffl! 1 L JV .1 1,1 11 1 .1 471 1, f V - .1 Y 1 1 f . 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'Withva castjof 21 gips and 6 ys, another succ 1 play, as gig 0 Q :Al 'ii 4, , f OA V DW 411' IL, OA! I X V' H gl M, f 1 ff!!! A if I I J KXDU ,f f lf 1 f ynay 1 11 ,fl A ' 5-Dramatlz Assembly. 0' elif ,7 1 011 A 7--Mothers' al Here's w r the g' ,shin Inst ulionvofflte ne we irls'C1ullI11 fficers. The new and old officers al serve ' nd' ou V,rgi,'v'l' 1 lftriotfief o themsgvior bc2r15?are als ho recll I 'j . 16--Torch Brea f 'for' ll Ht 'wh ave rriwtainedlja B ay rage. Nev? Tor fi Officers inifalled. 21-Iunior Hi Zitrfor ed 'r ,tzijenior High 1 L ent clygf 1 .Q -' , I 28-Atllzigleyf: wa d .' After avg ccessful season, vase Vl Bhd track gilefrlf wer,e hcvdred. f J ' My Se for Ba If. ea-fifbfniorslll This is what we'v been waitin for . .ily ' , .-X f ll! 30-Bacc l iirvices Sunday Evenihggin the school auditorium. 1 ' . ' J J-Q mf' 3l-MemL- 1 I 1 1 nothell one day r s Adhat deles more harifrf than f . I V 31 l f v 11' ' 1 , if If f '. 4' , 1 1 if, ,une -f ty 1 M 1-4-Senie4 Week-for those with all rk corlipletedl 1 if ' ' A f 1, 3-Commencement ExeLc,ts'6S.VA day well rernernberedgfftfe 12 years of study. Kdid I ayA y?l 4-Awards Asse ly f the ygfars a 'tivities Pliqiipsl for me lucky and hard worki 'Seniorsl Last day ofsc oolf. .fgyippeelllll ' fy f Lf' ,1 , ' AIO 'f I X Ly! XA U V I 'N v ,N , 1 jf 1 aff ,lf ff! ff' ' is l'lhS'l' HOW, lett to right Elainr- Sakai loycf' Foil-v Mag' Eitnratrick Pa. -' McCann llfrien Pals Kay Lew Campbell, Alice Ann Lewis, Barbara Mitchell, Barbara Killian Sarah lane lriarwes lliain-1 Sp-udp' Olive Binge SECONTF HOW lack Adams, Ben lflitaro, Iames Miller, Mike Creeqan, Ann Ebsworth Frances Sharp, Carolyn Oeschlage. Beverlr, Strandbera Pat Morris iielen Chidester Don Fulfer, Dian Shaw, Adel Hagen 'l'Hll'il ROW Neil Watson George Hammond Tom ffunt Bari Winders Torn Gerbracht Clit: Howson, Wayne Matta, Ray Bright, lerry Brewster, Clarence Robertson Don Kerr, larnes Luby latin gfllb The Latin Club an organization composed of all the Latin classes and all students not now in Latin who have had two years ot Latin The purpose of the Club is to further the interest and stimulate the study of Latin, Miss Gillis :serves as advisor and the officers consist of-Praeses fpresidentl Bud Winders, Sub Praeses Qvice-presidentl Clarence Robertson, and Scriber Csecretaryl Royce Kreutz. Each class has its own officers and holds weekly meetings. About once a month, a General Assembly is held when all members meet together Some of the activities undertaken by the club are caroling in the halls at Christmas, a dance jointly sponsored by the foreign language classes, and a Latin assembly for the lunior High. i lllBS'l' BOW, left to right, loan A'tus, Beverly Carney Bonnie Marr Donna Thomas loan OSi:Ilivan lfvelvn llarrrmond Marilyn Mislcimens, loanne Mrlckonen Sue Brimer Lois Crawford, lean Kawachl SECOND BOW Dawn Lathrop, Barbara 'lorlai Geraldine Cavanaugli Ann Vowles, Pat Hecklinq Beverly Allen Rita llenrikson, Dolores hanom Marie Ealgitano, Beverly Claycornb Elaine Brush 'l'HlBD HOW lanice Rauma, Iohn Glass, lady Holcomb, Catherine Ledingham, Ronald Farrington, lohn Piper, Everett Southwick, Ioan Zobbi, Royce Kreutz, Maureen O'Sullivan, MARY COLLFTTA BOB LINDOUIST IAYNIQ HAYE Vice-President President Secretary Spalri I1 67116 The Spanish Club is a well-organized club and has an executive board which plans meetings and activities Olliccrs for the club are Bob Lindquist, President, Mary Colletta, Vice'-President, and layne Raye, Secretary. 5 Among the activities ol the club are, the Spanish Festival and a dance sponsored iointly with the Latin and French Clubs. Corresponding with Spanish people all over Europe was an important and interesting activity with Spanish students. gfflflffl gfllb This year marked the beginning ol a French Club at Benton High, with Don Foote presiding and Mr, Larson advisor. The meetings were held after school once every three weeks Members of the French Club included students who have had one and two years of French. The purpose ot the club 1.2 to further the appreciation ol the French language. Every member was expected to present an individual pro,ect to keep his membership Students, who wished, sent tor gold pins in the form oi tleur de lis. The clubs advisor is Mr Donald Larson wav, FIHST HOW lf-tt to right. Shirley Tlieirl, Peoqy Lou Davis Pat McCulloch, Anna Lou Farrow, Ca'cl Anderson, Lau'nel Cooper Barbara Martin, Lillian Heynolds SFCONLT HOW Alice Blunck, Beverly Neal, Marline Lines Gloria Longville, Betty Nard, loNelle Lynch, Frances Clarke, Grace- Susumi Tl'llHD HOW. Bernice King, lenny Iohnson, lerry Iohnson llany Kirschner, Ieanette Culpak, Connie Gerbiacht, Arlene Meadows, Anita Kem-rs, Maxine Draszt 1 7 7 7 7777777 FIRST ROW lett to right, Ianice Rauma, Anita Keders, Vay leanne Pink, Georgia Long, Virginia Reeves Madalyn Simmons. SECOND ROW: lack Brattus, Olive Burge, Wallace Hall, Donald Neuberger. ,71114 22 Ka! 67055 The Council is composed ot twelve students, eight Iromsenior high and tour from junior high, who are interested in the lunior Red Cross, and who are willing to assume the responsibilities that accompany leadership in its various activities. On October I8, ten members ot the Council attended the Iunior Red Cross Regional Conference held in Seattle. An assembly was held on November 4 to announce the beginning ot the annual 1947 drive for funds. The drive was in the form ot a contest between the girls and boys to see who could contribute most. tThe boys won by a very small percentagel PICTURE l-FIRST ROW. Don Pritchard, Billy May, Ray Redtielcl, Io Charbonneau, lo Anne Sultia, Diana Bertagni, lean Proctor, Bonny Ratlitte, Unknown, Toshica Yamamoto, Ray Anderson, Tommy Overton. SECOND ROW: Don Fulter, Bob Lindquist, Bill Peterson, lack Vickery, Bobby Machen, Miss Elteland, Bob Strugar, Chtt Howson, Leonard Schwab, lohn Strugar, I. T, Curry. PICTURE 2-Gloria Longvillle. PICTURE 3-FIRST ROW: George Mano, Wesley Melville, Frances Clarke, Unknown, Marlene Mlaker, Eileen McSpadden, lim Lord. SECOND ROW: Mary Colletta, Frank Rhoacls, Shirley Wiberg, Dorothy Stoneburner, Anna Costner, lack Sanders, Mary Pappas, lim Starwich. THIRD ROW: Bill lohnson, Melvin Switzler, Gloria Longville, Mary Leeman, Unknown, Harriet Snook, Lois Daynard, Richard lllian, Miss Sample. PICTURE 4. Betty Duel. 5. Mary Lou Shaughnessy. 6. Bud Miskimens. 7. Royce Kreutz, 8. Carol Olson 9, Maureen O'Sullivan. 10, Norma Waggoner. ll, Rita Henrikson. 12, Nancy O'Neil. 13, Dolly Mikulich. 14. Dolores Chitty. l5. 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I . 3, -N' ' IX , N f f' fix ' ' -'J Qgighfgzvif N .Q QNX.-33 X fx A In 1-NX ' 1 I HRM' . QQ . I ,f,uv Yi Q 5- 4 ,. W gi ai 1' 4 IC? SOP' Y 'M ' 914 3rd Ave. Phone 4308 BENTON dam gm, nnuo sworn: Where Everybody Buys SUNDRIES DRUGS Miscellaneous , Silo -I A , ust- Y I BILL BENNETT'S SHURFINE CROCERY Cr MARKET Established for 26 Years See Us at Park Ave. G' 3rd St., North Renton Phone 5601 Congratulations, Seniors, I fist, 'fleet SPORTING GOODS - CLOTHING 220 Wells St. Phone 439l 327 Williams St. A Phone 5323 TONY'S cLEANEns , , , Smith s Automotive All Cleaning Done in Renton By Renton People WELDING cAs I AuToMo1'lvE PAINTS 2 COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE PARTS . l 0 4 -..L U PICKUP C7 DELIVERY SERVICE 3l7 3rd Avenue 922 Bronson Way Renton 4971 Phones: Renton 3l4O - Lander 6940 . . Congratulations Class of '48 HB , ' est Wishes Seniors . ,, Magnuson Furniture Co. In the Future f .wc y -' -'f C. W. Magnuson ' ' ' ' HW - V. R. Burmester . ff' U X W 2331 li'r '-A ' RENTUN CHRUNIIILE v ' as The Largest Circulation in King County ' 7 it Z g:?r?g',e 317 williams Phone LA 9119 or 3434 2nd 5, Williams phone 3921 Renton, Wash. Maple Wood Golf Club Renton's own golf course A mile and a half east of Renton o the Maple Valley Road TOTEM REALTY -WE SPECIALIZE IN HOMES- Farms Suburban Waterfront Properties Business Locations SEE Sid Schaudies Phone 3971 Renton, Wash. Fountain Lunch Sporting Goods RENTON BOWLING RECREATION l2 Noon I2 Midnight in 5 ' W Alex Miner, Professional 4' Ray Heppenstall, Manager DELAURENTI BROS' II3 3rd Ave., Renton Phone 3022 P' - E - ,Ttg93'i A' gief Jo: Bovosrows j.2ay,,,,,,,J4 I I AEIVJ , ,U 5 Radio 8. Appliance Stores Where your time lc-I 3o4V2 Wells sf. Phone 71 I7 a2f,Vg0g'Zv2':f'3Lni'e K Third ooo Reaoaef 3630 Y ' Y-fxf The Emporium We have our own and I The Beauty Shop service shop in Renfoo DELAURENTVS L Music Store ACCORDlON LY YO'U RS Sales - Rentals - Lessons - Repairs l34lO Rainier Ave. Phone 3736 The Variety Store d I The Beauty Shop 1 V fbtfspv X ' f,,f,7' THE 2 Highlands CIJITEIQ CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '48 fllatcfufate eomlaany ' ACROSS FROM THE CITY HALL Renton Avenue Pharmacy APPLIANCES Prescriptions Drugs LA 0620 Zenith - Speed Queen 12661 Renton Avenue Hotpoint - Duotherm Gibson I I ,g Drive-In tg? f Ia, L FOUNTAIN LUNCHES g out OUR SPECIALTY M CHICK N' CHIPS Phone 9040 230 We'IS Phone 3211 Across from RoIIerIand Where Fishing is Phone ALL KINDS OIF BUILDING MATERIALS Always Good 3031 for that NEW HOME MINOROREPAIRS Call The LUMBER MARKET 120 Mill St. Phone 3071 Loads of Luck Seniors FROM THE RENTON NEWS RECORD Iv fsXxlPgLt,zN ' We QI IIT! Main St. Phone 4554 or LA 5870 Z S E A F 0 0 D S RALPH SCHOMBURC- RENTON FISH Wholesale - Retail Fish Crabs Shrimps Oysters Clams 311 Main Street Renton, Washington X .,, .1 2 Y YYY Y if f 1 ' -,,q,,,. .f 2 - - A.- J .f f N ff 1 --4,1 ,, -t u i lv. ' 'I l-Y N. I Eff Vi 2' ' o K ,., .3 Sviu f? f.f' - ., IoHNsoN-CCDX CoMPANY of o no a ' 2 , Q f 2 F f o pwga of Mg X- Phone BRdwy 2238 2 1724-725 Pacific Ave. J. Tacoma, Washington , ' 1 ff I GRUB BOX Across from the High School Pedersen Brothers Meter Cu. Chrysler - Plymouth G. M. C. Trucks 419 2nd Ave. Renton, Wash. THE STORE TO BUY School Supplies Sundries Fountain Complete Prescriptions Filled Automotive Service HUB CITY DRUG 500 Bronson Way Renton 5231 419 2nd Ave. Phone 5611 Renton Clothing Co. The Complete Store for Men HATS SU ITS Stetson Timely Hardeman Botany 500 SHOES Jarman Florsheim Work and Sport Clothes Luggage 812 3rd Ave. Phone 4271 BENNETT'S DONUT SHOP Featuring Bennett's Homemade Donuts SPECIAL SPECML ORDERS DELIVERIES 250 Park Ave. North Renton Phone 4020 Renton Indians Graduation' For work all done Congratulationg Now you leav'm Reservation, Heap big success your Destination. Pasco's Barber Shop 235 Main Street Renton Ice 8: Ice Cream Co. QUALITY ICE CREAM The Home Product for Parties, Dinners and Weddings Souffle Cups in Pastel Shades Brick lce Cream-Sliced and Wrapped Easy to Serve SPECIAL. ICE CREAM RO'LL 209 Williams St. Phone 480l Tonkins Toggery The Store for Men and Young Men Van Heusen Shirts Dobbs Hats Nunn-Bush Shoes Catalina Bathing Trunks Wilson Bros. Sportswear Third at Wells Phone 5l5O Foremost in Flowers Pratt's Renton Flower Shop Phone 5l6l, Day or Night 4lO 3rd Ave. Renton, Wash. Flowers Telegraphed Seniors! Come in and look over our Attractive and inexpensive WATCHES FRANK AMES .Ieweler 8l5 3rd Ave. Phone 3704 RAPID RABBIT SAYS: Quality Dry Cleaning and Laundered Shirts with Sudden Service IN TODAY-OUT TOMORROW The Finest Fresh Flowers smartly 0 presented in glistening cellophane YOUR CREDIT is APPRECIATED AI Phillips, The Clganer Adjoining Stokes Mortuary 3llV2 Wells St. Renton DODGE Alld PLYMOUTH Complete Parts Courteous and Dependable Service Established 1 92 1 sg, ll Hlark IKM . Mario 60. Bronson Way at the Bridge Phone 3421 TRY AND BEAT A T-P TREATg THEY'RE REALLY NEAT AND A TREAT TO EAT Delicious Delightful Delectable SODAS SUNDAES SHAKES MALTS FROSTS FLOATS T-P IIIIIIAMIIIIY Phone 9009 If I S .4 smqizfga , H I 509 3rd If it is Auto Supplies you need '-wh r. I3 I The Renton Au SuppIy has them TIRES BATTERIES OIL HOUSE G CAR RADIOS 210 Wells Phone 3991 REID AND COOK xfgvrx Everything Electrical to tit your needs Records for All Occasions Most Complete Stock in Town B ett 2nd fr Main 3rd C1 urn Phone 4380 Phone 3271 Exclusively C. E. Philco Refrigerators and Radios Congratulations to the Seniors from Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Freyman FREYMAN'S BAKERY F I NE BAKERY PRODUCTS CANDIES ICE CREAM FROZEN FOODS 211 WeIIs St. PhOne 4991 FIash's Ten-Cent Store 212 Wells St. Renton Variety Store Sc Cr lOc 719 Third Ave. Phone 4731 YOU'LL ENJOY BEING CLIPPED AT TIM and BlLL'S BARBER SHOP three doors from the 'supe' 913V2 Third Avenue CONGRATULATIONS. SENIORS I THE FREEZER SKYWAY'S CHOICE FOR HOMEMADE ICE CREAM 12628 76th Ave. So. RA 0 461 A' 8 B' L der 2230 Renton 5417 Sportsmen's Headquarters Ro'-I-ER'-AND 1 A nw. of e Maud f ,- X X 9 Q4 1 i i,,ii'Am 'U FRANK ALIMENT-JOHN BAUSANO 317 Main Sf, phone 4330 Th N ion's Finest Skating P I I KSUETZCEHQEE GREEI-EY'S W W msg ' Skating is fun for everyone EVERY IRgl?:j!BgiEor.' MN Special Parties by Appointment of WW SERVICE -K , YH mf' STATION ' Q2 fvmiiif' - HM, 2 'NW J f 3 bl k h f R J f IOI 3rd Ave. Phone 9037 R A BRENBELQS X REXALL DRUG STORE i Prescriptions Acc may Filled uality Mefchany e I ' - my J Q f php yif Myf yfiundrles J 0,2 W LU ff V' ibesiffffffiy M Renton Issaquah PHONE 3861 PHONE 27 Beverages 8. Delicacies Open Every Night Until Midnight Businello's Delicatessen COMPLETE LINE OF GOOD THINGS TO EAT 228 Main St. Phone 3721 - Congratulations and Best Wishes Class of '48 AIlnoch's Variety Store 'Skyway's 10c Store' 12643 Renton Ave. LA D240 Cross Radio 8: Sound Service AND Bob's Hobby Shop Radio, Sound Service and l 7 Hobby Supplies I IO5 Park Ave. 3890 1 1 1 1 1 - afi- 'fg' QW? Jantzen Exclusively al' ' Q Renton Mercantile Co. 8l8 3rd Ave. Phone Sl l2 HOT BREADS AND PASTRIES Decorated Cakes for all occasions d KIMBALUS BAKERY l2647 Renton Ave. Skyway PUHICH and CROOK DRY CLEANING - TAILORING . V, I x I ' li Congratulations, ll T 1 Class of , 1948 - S rl N 1 x XX 909 Walla Walla Pl'1Ol'16 4832 WALLIN-EDUJAIIDS The Busiest Office in Town 'There's a reason' Q fy gc Qfhiff. 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W Nl - i a s - . f ' S i Phone . i ' X Q N- DU DE 1 RENTON 4421 ,X iii l X Al , 304 Williams Street U la Y' ' R0 Phone 554' NEAR THE POST OFFICE CONC-RATULABJIONS HEBNER rLoms'r CLASS OF '48 Capture the sparkle in her eyes with a brilliant diamond from GARLAN D'S Special diamond discount to graduates USE OUR LAYAWAY PLAN Garland Jewelers See Carland's First 926 3rd Phone 5l0l Florist Telegraph Deliveries Say it with Flowers Funeral Designs a Specialty CUT FLOWERS - POTTED PLANTS 303 Third Ave. Phone 4862 I i l Austin Hendrickson Pharmacy 499 Ex Sundries - Sodas School Supplies 301 3rd Ave. Renton, Wash. Dexter-Tonkin Motor Co. X l XX HUDSON SALES 8' SERVICE Complete Automotive Repairing 222 Mill 5 Phone 5200 'Yl- This Time lt's Hudson AUTO PARTS Complete Line of Quality Parts for all Cars and Trucks Renton Motor Parts Co. Louie Cebenini Seattle Telephone: RAinier 8778 A Better .lob Done Faster Electrical Contracting Wiring Supplies X X X X X X X HOLMES 'ELEC Rl , N iki f' 33l Main St. Renton 3903 Renton Lander 8880 Thorton and Smith's The One-Stop Friendly SUPER MARKET We Have It 3' 308 Main Street -2- ,- Phone 3621 Of 3626 Excellent Mixed Vegetables 309-1 i 3rd Ave. Phone 5211 Pioneer Bakery l-lllgefle 8a Delicatessen DYGSSGS Everything for that Party or Quick Snack Hose DECORATED CAKES A SPECIALTY LADIES' APPAREL 810 Third Ave. Phone 3292 235 Wells phone 4722 Juniors, Seniors or What-Have-You They all meet at the Supe on 3rd Ave. Cook's Super Creamery EJ 913 Third Ave. Phone 306i Flowers for all occasions ' i wiv Jas rt' 4 ff i i 5 BETZ FLORIST Phone 6l82 4l3 3rd Ave. suocfss T0 You W Q I Wf'6.nAos or JUNE '48 ow ,ff W Ffolll' 7ll'X'lvffL I rj ff KwServrce Laundry E A N o . f ij, X. lil Dry Cleaner uf' 'X . Kip if M, I sl E' x r f ,1 903 Fourth Ave. at Wells Phone 3406 Frequent Bus Service to Seattle Renton l g : 9 Bothell Kennydale iw' LAKE SHORE LINES, lnc.r Poll Parrot Shoes Shoes for the Whole Family THE FAMILY SHOE STORE uf I Lp Q 1 215 Wells Sf. Phone 5l72 Congratulations You Seniors Williams 81 Swanson CHEVROLET - OLDSMOBILE W - COMPLETE - 1 1 - as Sales - Service 700 3rd Ave. Rento Phones: Renton 4566 Lander 4190 Congratulations and Best Wishes JD 'QL 5: '- 'I . - -fa .,.,,,, is O ' an O t u ww I if! fe V ' ' H '14 t,,:.: SCHOOL sw'A s t t ' ron ALL Puanosss iii -a.:e ltti , K lf ' zz' 3 S PO RTC R A FT KNITTING a. MFG co, A -2 A A-XJ 1215 THIRD Ave., sinus s zlil 4f3'4i?f55f?5gQfQfQ :-':1:'1'f' 'f m' C: . f':9'7, t..f .flaattcta tffnittbzg 0. 1215 Third Ave. Seattle 1, Wash. :MUCH ANY FUQA o E5 n au VVant a q 'cle start in bu iness, do- ing int t' g, well-p d offic work? The d t 1 lc y f th D D in at th th d C p tometer School ionly one in th cityl. and learn first-hand about the new accelerated course and t t t graduates. THE GUMPTOMETER SCHOOL oppor uni ies open 0 -1. ll. Maher. Manufnfr ouglas Bldg. 4th a? Unlon MA.-8685 - Ne Employment Bureau Q N f ' Q COMP'lOMfTf,Q Scylg SEATTLE. WASHINGTON FIR T TIO AL B of Renton The Bank of Friendly Service HOME OWNED AND OPERATED FOR HOME PEOPLE X95 Safe Deposit Bo Complete Banking Service Opposite Post Office 3ll Williams Street -W 'Qi , ' r Q 11, x . In-if 1' iq 5 Y' P ff? ., ,mhxl 1- -.AU Wxv 1 ' x O ' 5' Xyjlw !Mj 1 fl . TU M :Jr w. .. -f W 5 2-ff: mi :.5,.-.z,1w.,: K, , S-.nm H-- 1, Mfg? Rik? Q me uxgriinjf H+ 'RAffQ'f 3 M., 3 H mmm S4 A jam 0-vtfCv l.J . as A 1 2 4 -5 QVIL-J, MZ , .M fi:f 'Gf'z 1 U L 63,I,fL, Mlm? L' ' 3,3252 ,M-Q ,amzx ,c:Lf.a.::2,.,q, ' A ,QL-f-Q 4-'pau C!L,4..1AL,i,,f 14.1 '36 ' Z.. ,Jovi-f,6e I ' J ,ou- M. 7126 6, Q .7 - 9 : :C S I Lui? .c '-'--'- . ff .f4g.41..cc6 'M M 4? 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