Renton High School - Illahee Yearbook (Renton, WA)

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f! ! .gf fl X ot .J H RUDOLPH H. SEPPI MAY A. SHAFT RITA SHERWOOD Head Counselor Mathematics 7th Language Arts and C. W. C. E. 1Ellensbur . State Teachers' College. Social Studies Stanford University Minot. North Dakota . W. C. E. lChen y UMW .n-1. -is ir- LAURA SHOOK CELIA B SHULTZ BERTHAL SKORDAHL AGNES STEWART Public Health Nure Practical Arts Language Arts Cirls Physical Education Virginia Mason Hospital and W E lEllensbu an U of South Dakota Supervisor U of W U of W Health Co ordinator S Q , 'U' 1. 0 1 -P 'tv' Y IUNE STULTZ IOHN E SUZILK ETHEL K SWENSON ARTHUR H TOWNE Home Economics Phys cal Education Language Arts 9 Administrative Assistant Iowa State College W C E 'Bellrnghaml C A College St Peter Minn U ol W fb -Q- Sv 'bfx '1 '7 .4 MRS HARRIET TROLSON LEO M WARD A C WARWICK KATHRYN L WATT Home Economics Mathematics Football Coach Attendance Supervisor Commercial Utah State College Eastern Oregon College and 'Ta 1 o S UofW 2 My many. PAUL WELLS Biolo U ot W Q 1' up i ...Q- -I if' OLGA WRANSTEDT HEL WYCKOFF IAMES A YOUNG Girls Physical Educatnon Mathematics 8 Instrumental Music ol I a U of W U of W

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4 6 j0SEPH C. McCULLY MARC T. McMINN LUCILLE L. MEHUS FRANCES MERRYMAN Mathematics, Ass't. junior journalism Sr. High Girls' Counselor Language Arts High Coach West Texas State Yankton College, South C. W. C. E. lEIIensburgl Western Michigan College, Dakota, U. of W. U. of Michigan LIV A. MEYERS MARY-ELEANOR MITCHELL RICHARD W. MOLBY WILLIAM L. 0'BRIEN Mathematics Art, Painting and Design Craft 7-8 Science, Coach U. of W. U. of W., Cornish School W. W. C. E. lliellinghaml Whitman College 1Wash.I MILDRED FRANCES PADDEN KENNETH PATTIE WALTER M PORTER VIRGINIA PRINGLE Language Arts Industrial Arts P A Advisor Industrial Arts Social Studies 9 Holy Names College Spokane W S C C W C E lEIIensbu gl U of W U of W U of W MRS FLORENCE REGAN DANIEL RICH LOWELL RICHARDS MRS VERA RICHARDSON Home Economics Language Arts journalism Dlfeded S'Udl95 College of Scholastics 4Mmnl Carleton College lMinnP U ofW W C E lsellmgham U of W U of W Columbia Teachers College f gf .-7 14 MARY E ROBERTS RANDALL ROCKHILL MARGARET M ROSE GERTRUDE SCHLAUCH Language Arts 8 Supervisor ot Music junior High Counselor Music MINWCNIIWICS St Cloud Teachers College U of W Seattle Pacific U of W Linfield College loregonl i , .'.'.- - . . , .-- I' , .. I. 5, W 41 lg . 'S y 1 - I VA i 4 -.Eff , s gig. S3 S- A ,cr . Q Y. I

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Y 'r DlCK MAJOR DICK ANDERSON CATHERINE LEDINC-HAM Vice President President Secretary BUABD 0F C0 TIIIIL Renton High s student governing body the board of control similar to any organization that endeavors to function smoothly is represented by members chosen by the students themselves Every roll rcom has a voice in all matters brought before the board No problem concerning the welfare and betterm nt of Renton High is thouvht too great nor too small to handle by these representatives The Board me ts every other school week to discuss financial matters governing of service clubs and authorizing all other pressing problems. Any questions on these matters are carried back to the rooms by the members for discu.s.on in order that the 'will of the students may be voiced. This year the Board, under the guidance of Mr. Karl J. Weber, vice-principal contributed the following to the l949-SO season: l. The High School entered a three-year agreement with Clint W. Lee Company so that students will get a better price on announcements for graduation. 2. New uniforms were purchased this year for the band, basketball and baseball squads. 3, We contributed to the March of Dimes, the Junior Red Cross, Community Chest. The Board of Control gave an impetus to the filling of Junior Red Cross gift boxes through setting up a little store where these articles may be purchased so that a uniformity of sizes may be obtained to make packing easier. 4. We are co-operating with Auburn High School in the formation of the Puget Sound League Student Council, We contemplate this will aid in clarifying student problems that are common to all schools cf the league such as: letters and chevrons, school sweaters, girls' play days, exchange assemblies, etc. 5. We enlarged our club activities to include the Chess Club, the United Nations Club, and the Dis- tributed Education Club.