Renton High School - Illahee Yearbook (Renton, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1951 volume:

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Renton, Washington 1950 - 7951 Admznzsirafzou iii- gi 0919110 W-.,...,,,,,-1 fn? 2' OLIVER IVI HAZ EN Superintendent Board of Dzrerfors 'if' nilll ELMO L WRIGHT GEORGE DOBSON DR M J SCHULTZ President i i ASH' WILLIAM O NEIL GEORGE H HISEY RAYMOND H JOHNSON Vice Presndent Secretary 7 7 0 . , 7 ' 2 ,fx 1 ff ' ' 4 VH, g,,.m.,,,,,.,,,,,,.,, ., 7 , ' ,ww f .7-,..w.n 9-,g ,M-w,w.,,,,,.,. 1 . f ..L, 1 X I , K A fa Q If WM Z if- rf 'V? .' . ' ' J ' no in ff i . ' A - -,M ,WML '- V It , , P - V , ,' ' I 7 - I lu ' 1 j -Quill Q X1 , Y V,,....WM,,.,,,,. ,, . i - - 'f 110 3 L -. A rf' N 1 -.. ' ' Ax ' -1 X g . : , fx .. K Lf 1 My 1 1 ... U 32 1 'A l ........- .. -1-1 1 , i I ' K V, ' ' 5 .- 3 , C , . 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DONNA Ushers' Club 10. 113 Latin Club 10. 11: Latin Club Secretary 10: Yell leader 111 Standards Committee 11, 12. ANDERSEN, DORIS Andy Commercial Club 10, 11, 12: Commercial Club Vice- President 11, Decorating Committeg lunior Prom 113 Mothers' Tea Decorations 113 Dramatics Club 121 Fashion Show 11, Fall Play 12: Girls' Club 10, 11, 12: Latin Club 10, 11, 12: Torch 11: Standards Committee 11: Lettergirls' Club 10, 11, 12: Main Office 11, 121 Girls' Soprts 10, 11, 12, United Nations Club Rep. 12. ANDREASSON, CHARLES Chuck Boys' Club 10, 11, 121 Chorus 10, 11, 123 Fall Play 12: Dramatics Club 11, 121 Boys' Club Representative 12: Boys' Quartette 10, Spanish Club 11, All-School Show 11. ARMSTRONG. ALLEN Al Boys' Club 10. ll, 12: Pep Band 10. 11, 123 Band 10, 11, 121 Torch 10, 11, 12: Torch Vice-President 12, Board of Control 10, 11, 12: Budget Committee 10, 11, 12g Plaque Committee 10, 11, 123 Lettermen's Club 10, 11, 12: Solo Contest 11, 123 Football 10, 11, 12: Track 10, 11, 12: lunior Council 11, Firesquad 10, 11, 121 Youth of the Month 11: Band Council 11, 12. BACKMAN, KENNETH Kenna Boys' Club 10, 11, 12: Track 1 , 12. BAELE, BOB Football 10: Slip Collector 11: Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 lunior Prom Committee 11. BALDWIN. LEONA Onie Lettergirls' Club 11, 12: Basketroom 11, 12: Ushers' Club 10, 113 Chieftain Staff 11: Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Girls' Sports 10, ll. BALLARD, KATHLEEN Neen Girls' Club 10, 11, 12: Senior Girls' Glee 10, 11, 12: Production Staff of Fall Play 11. BALZARINI, DONNA Balzi Lettergirls' Club 10, 11, 12, Basketroom 12: Girls' Club 10, 11, 12: Orchestra 10, 11, 12: Festival Orchestra 10, 11, 125 Morgue Editor Chieftain 11: Girls' Club Sports 10, 11, 12: Friendship Club 123 Bulletin Board Committee 12. BALZARINI, DOREEN Girls' Club 10, 11, 12: Nurse's Office 12: Standards Committee 11. BARNETT, RALPH Barney Boys' Club 10, 11, 12: Track 11, 12. BEARD, DICK Spider Boys' Club 10, 11. 12: Band 10, ll, 12, Pep Band 11, 123 Orchestra 11, 12: Baseball 12. BEEBE, CHARLES Hot Rod Boys' Club 10, 11, 12. BETTS, BILL Boys' Club 10, 11, 12, Spanish Club 105 Slip Collector 12. Senior BLUMHARDT, COLLEEN MAE Collie Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Girls' Club Vice-President 123 Ushers' Club 11, 123 Latin Club 10, 11, 123 Main Office 103 Girls' Sports 10, 11, 123 Lettergirls' Club 11, 12: Band 10, 11, 123 Bulletin Board Committee 113 President of junior Red Cross 113 United Nations Club 113 Ushers' Club Vice-President 123 Band Council 123 Festival Band 11, 123 Roll Room Secretary 10. 12: junior Prom Decorating Committee 11. BLYTH. DONNA Babe Chorus 10, 11, 123 junior Prom Decorating Committeeg junior Prom Entertainment Committee 113 junior Prom Clean-up Committee 113 AllaSchool Show 10, 11, 123 Nonette 10, 11, 123 Girls' Sports 123 Mothers' Tea Recep- tion Committee 11: Bulletin Board Committee 123 Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Girls' Glee 113 Homecoming Princes12. BRANNEN, CORINNE Connie Chorus 10, 113 All-School Show 10, 113 Girls' Club 10, 11, 12. BRIDGEMAN, THERA Thereze Ushers' Club 10. 11, 123 Spanish Club 103 Fashion Show 113 Dramatics Club 123 Fall Play -23 Art Club 123 Sextet 12. BROOKS, DELORIS Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Girls' Sports 11, 123 Fall Play Production Staff 113 Advertising Staff 11, BROWN, CAROLE Brownie Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Senior High Girls' Trio 11, 123 Chorus 10, 11, 123 All-School Show 10, 11, 123 Spanish Club 10, 113 Girls' Sports 10, 11. BROWN, ERNEST Ernie Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 Spanish Club 12. BURMESTER, NEIL Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 Election Committee 10, 111 Torch Society 10, 11, 123 Chorus 11, 123 All-School Show: Fall Play 11, 12. BURNETT, BEVERLY Bev Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Girls' Sports 103 Lettergirls' Club 11, 123 junior Red Cross Council 10, 113 Standards Com- mittee 10, 113 Dramatics Club 11, 123 Dramatics Club President 123 Fall Play 11, 123 All-School Show 113 Annual Staff 11, 123 Ushers' Club 113 Dance Committee 123 junior Council 113 Associate Editor of Chieftain 123 Main Office 123 Mothers' Tea Decorating Committee 10. CASTONGUAY, BOB Boogie Football 11, 123 Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 Hall Patrol 113 Lettermen's Club 11, 12. CATUZO, LAWRENCE Larry Boys' Club 10, 11, 12, CEDER, GARY Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 French Club 10, 113 Baseball 10, 11, 123 Lettermen's Club 10, 11, 12. CHASE, DONNA Robin Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Art Club 12. ' CLARKE, BARBARA Barb Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Commercial Club 11, 123 Senior Band 10, 11, 123 Torch 10, 11, 123 Girls' Sports 10, 11, 121 Lettergirls' Club 10, 11, 123 Friendship Club 10, 11, 1Z1.Friendship Club President 123 Orchestra 10, 11, 123 Festival Orchestra 11, 12, Festival Band 103 French Club 10. 1-13 French Club Secretary 111 junior Red Cross Council Secretary 103 Homecoming Committee 103 Decor- ating Committee junior Prom 113 Girls' Club Representative 113 Board of Control 11. A CLAYTON. BOB Tennessee Dramatics 10, 11, 122 Fall Play 10, 11, 123 All-School Show 103 Baseball 10, 11, 123 Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 Football 103 Roll Room President 123 Mimeograph Room 12. CLEVELAND, BRUCE B C Boys' Club 10, 11. 12. . COLOMBI. IACK jasper Vice-President of Roll Room 11, 123 Secretary of Roll Room 113 Slip Collector 123 junior Varsity Football 113 Boys' Club 10, 11. 12: Boys' Club Representative 11. 12. COOKE, MONTGUE R. Big Mont. Chorus 10, 11, 123 Photo Club 10, ll, 123 Annual Staff 113 Dramatics ll, 123 Boys' Club 10, 11. 123 Honor Roll 11. R B ,TQ-if :fix if gf i -, ,igvlx K 4- s -ar- Q. pm, s NX it T '- -2 ,f T l'-915. ,15- . -ea If ' Y-il li-vi' A K 1 'P ,arf ' ff fl as in X .4- 'x x gill 111 'N- 1 ?' la. , eh Q ,P 'Kai Ni. L Smirfr COOKS, DORIS IEAN Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Annual Staff 11, 12: Bulletin Board Committee 11, 123 Standards Committee 113 Girls' Sports 10, 113 Lettergirls' Club 11, 123 Torch Club 113 Commercial Club 11, 123 Commercial Club Secretary 121 Art Club Secretary 123 S,B.A. Store 11. 123 Board of Control 123 Decorating Committee junior Prom 11. COOKSON. CAROLYN N. Foggy Girls' Club 10, 11, 12: Senior Girls' Clee 11, 12. COOPER, VINNIE Vin Girls' Club Secretary 113 Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Nonette 10. 113 Sextet 123 Trio 123 Ushers' Club President 12: Ushers' Club 10, 11, 12: Dramatics Club 11, 123 Annual Staff 103 S,B.A. Store 113 Dramatics Club Secretary 123 Senior Chorus 10, 11, 123 Senior Chorus Accompanist 11, 123 Honor Roll 103 United Nations Club3 junior High Boys' Accompanist 103 Solo Contest 10, 11. 12: German Club 11, 123 Boys' Quartet Accompanist 11. CREASE, CAROL Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Lettergirls' Club 10, 113 Spanish 10, 11, 123 Roll Room Secretary 113 Spanish Annual Staff 113 Girls' Sports 10, 11, 12. CROOK, RICHARD Rich Boys' Club 10, 11, 12, Chess Club 11, 123 Photo 103 Basketball 12. CROSS, BOB Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 Chorus 10, 113 Latin Club 10, 11, 123 Attendance Office 123 Solo Contest 10. DESIMONE, SANDRA Re-entered from Highline 123 Ushers' Club 103 Girls' Sports 101 Senior High Choir 11. DICK, PEGGY, Peg Torch 10, 11, 123 Ushers' Club 10, 11 123 Latin Club 10. 11. 123 Orchestra 10, 11, 123 Band Council 11, 123 lunior Prom Decorating Committee 113 Election Committee 10, 11. 12: Band 10, 11, 123 Solo Contest Accompanist 10, 11, 123 Standards Committee 113 Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Mothers' Tea Committee 103 Festival Band 11. DICKINSON, IACK Dickpot Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 Boys' Club President 123 Football 10, 11, 123 Board of Control 10, 11, 123 Slip Collector 113 Fire Patrol 11, 123 Lettirfneng' Club 11, 123 Basketball 10, 3 1 . DIME, GARY All School Show 113 P.A. Crew 10, 11, 123 Annual Staff 10, 11. 123 Fall Play 113 Orchestra 11, 121 German Club 11, 123 Pep Band 123 l.V. Football 103 Boys' Club 10, 11. 123 Photo Club lil: Senior Ball Program Committee 12. DOBSON, WYMAN, Wy Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 French Club 10, 11, 123 Baseball 12, DODDRIDGE, GORDON Cordy Boys' Club 10, 11, 12. DONWAY, YVONNE Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Girls' Sports 10, 113 Lettergirls' Club 11. 123 Retail Selling Club 123 Nurse's Office 11, 123 Copy Editor of the Chieftain 11. 123 Girl of the Month 11. DU BOIS. KATHLEEN Kathy Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Lettergirls' Club 11, 123 Girls' Sports 11, 12. DUNNE, MARY ANN Girls' Sports 10, 11, 123 Lettergirls' Club 11, 123 Com- mercial Club 1l, 123 Band 11, 123 Mothers' Tea Serving Committee 113 Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 School Store 12. EASTER. WILLIS Boys' Club 10, 11, 12. EDWARDS, LEONARD Lem Band 10, 11, 123 Pep Band 11.123Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 Photo Club 113 Orchestra 123 Latin Club 10, 113 Roll Room Vice-President 11. EDWARDS. LOLIETA Lieta Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Retail Selling Club 123 Dramatics 11. Senior r I ELLYSON, PHYLLIS Phyl Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Chess Club 103 Spanish Club 10, 11, 125 Spanish Club President 115 United Nations Club 11, 123 Music Contest 10, 11. 123 Clee Club 1lI Choir 125 Nonette 11, 125 Senior High Ensemble 113 Torch 11, 125 School Store 11, 123 Girls' Club Rrepresentative 125 lunior Prom Enter- tainment Committee lli Chorus Accompanist 12: Standards Committee 12. ERICKSON. DON Eric Firesquad 103 Boys' Club 10. 11, 125 Spanish Club 11, 123 Spanish Club President llj Photo Club 11. 125 United Nations Council ll: Boys' Club Representative 115 Annual Staft 12. FITZGERALD, BARBARA Fitz Girls' Club 10, 11, 125 Lettergirls' Club 10. 11, 125 Girls' Sports 10, 11. 125 Lettergirls' Club Vice President 125 Ushers' Club 10, 113 Assembly Committee 10: Girls' Club Bulletin Board Committee 105 Play Day 10, 12. FITZPATRICK, NORA Nome Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Commercial Club 10, 11, 125 Photo Club 125 Girls' Sports 12.- FORGENSI, BILL Entered from East Rochester High School 115 Vice President Sophomore Class 10, Honor Roll 105 State Table Tennis Sec- tionals 105 lntermural Basketball, Baseball 103 junior Prom Committee 115 Torch Society 11, 123 Senior Ball Committee 123 Annual Staff 123 Plzoltob Club 525 French Club 125 Boys' u 11, 1 . FOSNAUGH, BENNY Big Ben Band 105 Slip Collector 10, 11, 125 Track 10, 11, 125 Latin Club 10, 11, 125 Fire Patrol 10, 11, 12: Iunior Prom Decor- ations 115 Boys' Club 10, 11, 12. FOSTER, PAT Girls' Club 10, 11, 125 Ushers' Club 11. 12: French Club 103 Girls' Trio 115 Solo Contest 10, 115 Torch 10, 11, 125 Chorus 10, 11. FRAZEE, DELORA LEE DeDe Girls' Club 10, 11, 125 Girl of the Month 115 Library 115 Girls' Sports 105 Girls' Sglub Representative 105 Fashion ow 11. FRIES, GILBERT Gil Entered from San Fernando High School 123 Proiection 10, 115 Boys' Club 125 World Friendship Club 115 Stage Crew 115 Sound Crew 11. FULLER, BARBARA IEAN Barbi Girls' Club 10, 11, 125 Drama Club 11, 125 Drama Club Vice President 125 Lettergirls' C1ub 11, 125 Board of Control 11, 123 junior Prom Planning Committee 115 Bulletin Board Committee 115 Latin Club 10, 115 Commercial Club 11, 123 Girl of the Month 105 All-School Show 11, 125 Fall Play 125 Chorus 125 Nonette 123 Girls' Ensemble 10, 115 Girls' Sports 10, II. 125 Girls' Club Program Committee 12. FULLER, CAROLE Chorus 11, 125 Glee 103 Bulletin Board Committee 12: lunior Prom Decorating Committee 113 Girls' Club 10. 11. 123 All- School Show 125 Mothers' Tea Reception Committee 113 Girls' Sports 11. GARNER, CARLEEN Carly Annual Staff 103 Girls' Sports 10, 11, 12, Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Girls' Club Representative 10, 11, 12: Commercial Club 10, 11, 125 Standards Committee 10, 115 Photo Club 11, 125 Mothers' Tea Committee 115 lunior Prom Committee 115 All-School Show 115 Main Office 125 Friendship Club 12. GATSOS, ANGELINE Angie Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Glee Club 113 Festival Glee 115 Paper Staff 121 Annual Staff 123 Girls' Sports 123 lunior Prom Decoration Committee 115 lunior Prom Clean-up Committee 11: Roll Room Secretary 10. GEARHART, CHUCK Moose Baseball 10, 11, 125 Football 11. 125 Boys' Club 10. 11, 123 Band 10, 115 Lettermen's Club 10, 11. 12: Firesquad 10, 11, 121 Assistant Fire Chief 123 Hall Patrol 115 lunior Prom Committee 11. GIRARD, DOROTHY Dot Lettergirls' Club 10, 11. 12: Girls' Sports 10, 11, 123 Torch Society 10, 11, 125 Girls' Club 10, 11, 12: S.B.A. Store 123 Lettergirls' Secretary 123 Library Staff 123 Attendance Office 11: Girl of the Month 105 Girls' Club Representative 11. GIVENS. PATRICIA Pat Girls' Glee 10: Girls' Club 10. 11. 12, GOE. DONALD E. Donnie Mae Boys' Club 10, 11, 125 All-School Show 11: Band 11, 12: Pep Band 12: l.V. Football 115 Spanish Club 11, 125 Saxo- phone Quartet 12, GOODSPEED, ROGER Big Rog Football 10, 11, 125 Basketball 10, 11, 125 Track 10, 11, 122 Fire Patrol 11. 125 Fire Chief 125 Boys' Quartet I15 Solo Contest 11: All-School Show 10, 11, 12: Chorus 10. 11. 123 lunior Prom Decoration Committee 111 Lettermen's Dance Committee 11, 12: Roll Room Vice President 125 Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 Lettermen's Club 11. 12. I3 z 'ai Q , c vf X I F L- s w 9 I cf? Y 6 Y-. 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EVENELL Evie Annual Staff 10. 11, 121 Assembly Committee 11, 123 Bul- letin Board Committee 11, 12: Bulletin Board Committee Chairman 121 Careers Day Program 11. 12: Counselor's Office ll, 121 Fall Play 113 Girls' Club 10, 11, 12: Girls' Club Representative 11: Girls' Playday Committee 12: Girls' Sports 10, 11, 12: junior Prom Clean-up Committee 111 Lettergirls' Club 10, 11, 12: Main Office 121 Manager Girls' Sports 101 Roll Room Secretary 10. ll. Roll Room Vice President 111 Senior Dance Program Chairman 111 Senior High Playday 10. 121 Standards Committee 111 Tolo Week Committee 111 Torch Breakfast Committee 10. 121 Torch Society 10, 11, 12, HAROLDSON, HENRY Hank Boys' Club 10, 11. 123 Track 10, 11. 12. Lettermen's Club 10. 11, 12. HAUG. DALE Boys' Club 10, 11, 121 Spanish Club 10, HEAD, FRANCES Fran Attendance Office 10. 11, 121 Girls' Glee 10. 11, 121 Girls' Club 10, 11, 121 junior Prom Clean-up Committee 11. HEHR, SUE Susie Girls' Club 10, 11, 121 junior Council 111 Girls' Sports 10. 11, 121 Lettergirls' Club 11, 121 Ushers' Club 10, 11, 121 German Club Vice President 111 German Club Secretary 121 United Nations Club Central Council 111 United Nations Club Librarian 111 All-School Show Production Staff 101 All-School Play 111 Fall Play Production Staff 111 Fall Play 121 Band 10, 111 Chorus 121 Roll Room Secretary 122 Bulletin Board Committee 12: Girls' Nonette 121 Torch 10, 11, 12. HOFFMAN. DOUG Boys' Club 10, 11. 12. HOUGARDY, BOB Hougy Boys' Club 10, 11, 12, HOUGARDY, DIANE Board of Control 121 Girls' Club Council 101 Roll Room Secretary 111 Annual Staff 10, 11, 121 Assistant Annual Editor 111 Annual Editor 121 Friendship Club 11, 121 Friend- ship Club Secretary 121 Dramatics Club 11, 121 Production Staff All-School Show 111 Bulletin Board Committee 111 Girls' Sports 101 School Drives Committee 121 Feature Editor of the Chieftain 111 Chairman Girls' Club Program Commit- tee 121 German Club 10, 11, 121 German Club Secretary 10, 111 United Nations Club 111 Torch Society 121 Girls' Club 10, 11. 12. HOULE, CLIFFORD Cliff Boys' Club 10, 11, 121 Spanish Club 10, 11: Lettermen's Club 11, 121 Chess Club 10, 11, 121 Chess Club President 111 Football Manager 11, 121 Board of Control 111 Torch Society 11. HUNT, WM. CHARLES Bill Boys' Club 10. 11, 121 j.V. Football 111 Varsity Football 121 Baseball 11, 121 Roll Room President 12: Boys' Club Repre- sentative 12. HUSTON, BONNIE jEAN Slim Girls' Club 10, 11, 121 Senior High Chorus 101 Standards Committee 11, 12. IRWIN, jERRY Fox Football 101 Track 12: All-School Show 111 junior Prom Committee lll Boys' Club 10, 11, 12: Senior Council 12. jENNlNGS. BILL Big BiIl Entered from West Seattle 11: Senior Choir 101 Board of Control 10. 121 Football 10, ll, 121 Boys' Club 11, 121 Span- ish Club 11, 121 Chieftain Staff 11. 12: United Nations Club 111 Chess Club 11, 121 Annual Staff 12. jlLG. HENRY Boys' Club 10, 11, 121 German Club 11. 121 United Nations Club 121 Photo Club 121 P.A. Crew 11. 121 Office Worker 111 Fall Play 121 German Club President 12. IOHNSON. CAROL johns Latin Club 10. 11, 121 Bulletin Board Committee 111 Regu- lation Committee Chairman 121 Commercial Club 10, 11, 123 Lettergirls' Club 10. 11, 121 Girl of the Month 101 junior Pram Favors Committee 111 Girls' Club 10, 11, 121 Girls' Sports 10, 11, 121 Mothers' Tea Committee 11. j0HNSON, DENNIS Baseball 10, 11, 121 Boys' Club 10, 11,12. Senior IOHNSON. GENEVA Girls' Club 10, 11, 12: Torch Club 10, 11: Roll Room Vice President 11: Girls' Club Representative 11, 12: Girls' Sports 11: Girl of the Month ll: Basketroorn 10. 11, 12: lunior Prom Decorating Committee 11: President of Art Club 12: Fall Play Art Staff ll. IOHNSON. RUBY ANN Rube Girls' Club 10, 11, 12: Girls' Glee 10, 11: Standards Com- mittee 11: Library Staff 11. IOHNSON, TOM Tom Board of Control ll, 12: Baseball 12: Torch 11, 12: Chess Club 10, 11, 12: Spanish Club 10, 11: Chieftain Staff 11: Fall Play 12: Boys' Club Representative 10: Boys' Club 10, 11, 12: All-School Show 12. IUSTUS, ANN Choo-Chooi' Girls' Club 10. 11, 12: Lettergirls 11, 12: Girls' Sports 101 Roll Room President 12: Commercial Club 10. 11, 12: Art Club 12: Retail Selling Club 12: Bulletin Board Committee 12. KELLONIEMI, LEONARD Kelly Track Manager 11, 12: Red Cross 11: Slip Collector 12: Hall Patrol 12: Boys' Club 10, 11. 12. KENT, GARY Gare All-School Show 11, 12: Fall Play 11, 12: l,V, Football 10: Track 11, 12: Boys' Club 10, 11, 12: Sports Editor of Chief- tain 11: Spanish Club 11, 12: Drama Club 12: Board of Control 11, 12: Vice President of S,B.A. 12: Lettermen's Club 12: Baseball 10: Chorus 11, 12. KERR, DON Ed Spanish Club 10, 11, 123 Chess Club 10, 11. 12: Boys' Club 10, ll, 12: Football Manager 11: Lettermen's Club 11, 12. KERR, DONNA S.B.A. Secretary 12: Girls' Club 10, 11, 12: Girls' Ensemble 10, 11: Senior Chorus 123 Board of Control 10, 11. 12: Torch 10, 11, 12: junior Council 11: Plaque Committee 11, 12: Basketroom 11: Solo Contest 10, 11: Girls' Glee 10, 11: Girls' Sports 10, 11: Lettergirls' Club 11. KIMBALL, THOMAS Tom Boys' Club 10, 11, 12: Track 11, 12, KINDLE, BARBARA Barb Girls' Glee 10, ll, 12: Basketroom 11: Spanish Club 11: Library Staff 12. KING, KEN Track 11, 12: Stage Crew 11. 12: French Club 10, 11, 12: Boys' Club 10, 11, 12: Hall Patrol 12: Lettermen's Club ll: 12: United Nations Club 12: Parking Patrol ll, 12: Executive Board of French Club 11: Basketball Patrol 12: Annual Staff IZ: Chess Club 12. KING, LARRY Lar Entered from Bremerton High School 12: Boys' Club 10, 11, 12: Conservation Club 105' lunicir Red Cross 10, 11: Fall ay 1 . KIRKMAN, CAROL Kirk Annual Staff 10: Commercial Club 11, 12: Girls' Sports 10, 11: Girls' Club 10, 11, 12: Girls' Club Conference 11: Counselors' Office 11, 12: Standards Committee 10. 11: Regulation Committee 12: Mothers' Tea Committee 11: lunior Prom Decorating Committee 11: Girls' Club Represen- tative 10. KUNZ. CAROLE Girls' Sports 10: Girls' Club 10, 11. 12: Standards Committee 11: Cafeteria 11: Mothers' Tea Committee 11: Attendance Office 12: Bulletin Board Committee 12, LADWIG, MERWYN Bryn Mer Band 10, 11. 12: Fall Play 11, 12: Slip Collector 12: All- School Show 11: Solo Contest 11, 12: Dramatics Club 12: Firesquad 11. 12: Boys' Club 10, 11, 12: Clarinet Quartetf, 12: lunior Prom Decoration Committee 11, LA FAYETTE, RICHARD Laff Boys' Club 10, ll, 12: Track 11. 12: Honor Roll 10, 11, 12: Parking Squad 12: Lettermen's Club 11. 12: Torch Society 10. 11, 12. LANG. WILLIAM Bill Boys' Club 10. 11. 12: Hall Patrol 10: French Club 10, 11, 12: Photo Club 11: Annual Staff 11: Torch 11: Art Club 12: Fall Play 12: United Nations Club 12: Senior Ball Coma mittee 12: Fall Play 12: All-School Show 12. LANSCIARDI. IEAN Lanny Girls' Club 10. 11. 12: Girls' Sports 10. 11, 12: Lettergirls' Club 11. 12: French Club 10: Main Office 11, 12: Standards Committee 12: Roll Room President 10: Torch 10, 11, 122 Library ll: Election Committee 10, 11. 12: Advertising 12: Torch Society Secretary 12: Mothers' Tea Serving Committee 11: Girls' Club Representative 10. ,ru-N 6. P' fb 1 'W' 'Dr , -v '7 In 45 rs-.-ff LW? ll ...,,4 tAvN .. Q' an , f- :IQQQX m :li I ai I 42.41 f 3 -r 1 nw 'Q' x 1 .4 5 df' A.. Ill je. 1 in. 3 4- M-1 lx , S614101' I . I X LARSON. NORMA Girls' Club 10, 11. 123 Retail Selling Club 12. f riff, LAWRENCE. jOHN PETER 'jack rn' Club 10, 11, 12: Garbage Can Detail 11: Paper Staff 2 B S ad Foot I 10 Se o Band 10 11 A 3 - qu bal 1 ni r . 1 Il-School ' Show 11: Cheerleader 12: Firesquad 12, ' LAWRENCE. LAVONNE Lavie Girls Club 10. 11. 12: Torch 10. 11. 12: Choir 10. 11. 12: Nonette 10. 11, 12: Dramatics Club 11, 12: Annual Staff 11. All-School Show 10. 113 Solo Contest 10. 11. 12: Festi- val Chorus 10. 11, 12: Latin Club 10. 11. 12, Attendance Otfice 10 LENUIS, BERNARD john Boys' Club 10. 11. 12. LESLIE, BARBARA Barb Girls' Club 10, 11. 123 Mothers' Tea Serving Committee 11 LEWIS, CAROLE K.Y.C.O. Girls' Club 10, 11. 123 Girls' Sports 103 Lettergirls' Club 10. 11. 123 Library Staff 123 Mothers' Tea Serving Committee 11. LINDQUIST, jACK Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 Lettermen's Club 11, 123 Track 10, 11, 123 Spanish Club 123 Central Council United Nations Club 123 Make-up Crew 11, 12. LOHR, LA VOR Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Girls' Glee Club 113 Sextette 12. LOTTO, SHIRLEY Shirl Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Girls' Club President 123 Friendship Club 11, 123 Commercial Club 10, 11, 123 All-School Show 113 Mothers' Tea Decoration Committee 103 Mothers' Tea Foods Committee 113 Standards Committee 123 Latin Club 10, 11. 123 Girls' Sports 10, 11. 123 Lettergirls' Club 10, 11, 123 Youth of the Month Committee 123 Girls' Club Council 113 Roll Room Secretary 123 Roll Room Vice Presi- dent 113 Tolo Week Committee 11' junior Prom Decorating Committee 113 Dance Committee 11. LYONAIS, jEAN Yo-Yo French Club 103 Girls' Sports 113 Lettergirls' Club 123 Standards Committee 121 Girls' Club 10, 11, 12. MAGGS, DAN Boys' Club 10, 11, 12. MARR, BEVERLY Bev Paper Staff 11: Associate Editor of Chieftain 113 Nonette 123 Girls' Club 10, 11, 121 Girls' Sports 10, 11, 123 Stand- ards Committee 113 Girls' Club Representative 10. MARWEG, BETTY Lou Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Senior Girls' Glee 103 Senior Chorus 11, 12, MATTA, PHYLLIS Phil Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Girls' Sports 10, 11, 123 Lettergirls' Club 10, 11. 123 French Club 103 Dance Committee 103 Ushers' Club 10, 113 Annual Staff 11, 123 Main Office 11, 121 Standards Committee 11, 123 Standards Committee Chairman 12, junior Prom Decorating 113 Roll Room Secre- tary 10, Girls' Club Representative 113 Youth of the Month Committee 11, 123 Playday Committee 123 Mothers' Tea Fashion Show 113 Senior Ball Decoration Committee 123 Honor Roll 12 MATTAINI, NANCY, Nan Board of Control 103 Girls' Club Council 123 Girls' Sports 10: Ushers' Club 10, 11. 12: Standards Committee 10, 11, 12: Standards Committee Chairman 113 Girls' Club 10, 11, 12: Girls' Club Conference 113 Dance Committee 113 Dra- matics Club 11. 123 junior Prom Decorating Committee 113 All-School Show 113 Lettergirls' Club 113 Associate Editor for Chieftain 113 Editor-in-Chief for Chieftain 121 Counsel- or's Office 12 MCBETH, jIM Mac Boys' Club 10. 11. 123 Football 12: junior Varsity 10, 113 Basketball Manager 11: Lettermen's Club 11, 12: Vice Presi- dent of Roll Room 10: junior Prom Clean-up Committee 11: Track Patrol 11. MCCANN, BETTY Cupy Commercial Club 10, 11, 123 Make-up Crew 11, 123 Stand- ards Committee ll: Mothers' Tea Decorating Committee 111 Mothers' Tea Foods Committee 113 Girls' Sports 10, 11, 123 Lettergirls' Club 11, 123 Girls' Club 10, 11, 12. MCCREADY, DON Mac Boys' Club 10. 11, 12: Stage Crew 10, 11. Swim' MCGARRIGLE, IAY K Boys' Club I0, II, IZ: Baseball IO, II, IZ: Basketball II: Annual Staff II. IZ: Latin Club IO, II, IZ. MCGINNIS, RUSSELL Russ Boys' Club IO, II, IZ. McNElLL, KENNETH Entered from Denver, Colorado IZ: School Play IZ: Bowling II: Track IZ: Basketball IO, II, IZ: Chess Club IZ: Boys' Club IZ. McTIGHE, DARWIN Dar Boys' Club IO, II, IZ: Fall Play II, IZ: All-School Show II: Dramatics Club IZ: lunior Prom Decorating and Planning Committee II: Annual Staff IO, II, IZ: Track II: Latin Club IO. II: Board of Control II. MEISSNER, GLORIA Slim Girls' Club IO, II, IZ: Art Club IZ. MIKKONEN, ILONA Mickey Girls' Club IO, Il, I2: Girls' Glee Club Secretary II: Girls' Sports II: Roll Room Secretary I2. MILLER, MARIE Girls' Club IO, II, IZ: Retail Selling Club II. MILLER, MARILYN Girls' Club IO, II, IZ: Latin Club IO, II: Girls' Sports IZ. MONAGHAN, EVELYN Ev Commercial Club IO, II, IZ: Girls' Club IO, II, IZ: Girls' Sports IO, II, IZ: Lettergirls' Club II, IZ: Senior High Girls' Glee IZ. MOSHER, BOB Boys' Club IO, II, IZ: Lettermen's Club II. IZ: Slip Col- lector II: Basketball Manager IO: Parking Patrol II. MUNSINCER, HARLAN Muddy Track IO: Boys' Club IO, II, IZ. MURPHY, BOB Murph Boys' Club IO, II, IZ: Track IZ. NAIRN, BILL Boys' Club IO, II, IZ, NELSON. ORVILLE RAY Orv Entered from Olympia IO: Boys' Club II, IZ: Board ot Control II: Spanish Club II: Baseball II, IZ: Dad's Night Committee IO: Senior Council IZ. NESBITT, IOHN RICHARD Dick Boys' Club IO, II. IZ: Chorus IO: l.V. Football IO: Varsity Football II, IZ: Track IO: Lettermen's Club II, IZ: Fire- squad IZ: All-School Show IO. NIBARGER. ILENE Girls' Club IO, Il, IZ: Girls' Sports IO, II, IZ: Lettergirls' Club II, IZ. NICHOLS, DONNA Nick Girls' Sports IO, II, IZ: Ushers' Club I0, II: Standards Committee II, IZ: lunior Prom Clean-up Committee II: Retail Selling Club IZ: Library Statt IO. NIELSEN, DONNA IEAN Latin Club IO, Il, IZ: Latin Club Secretary Il: Girls' Club IO. II, IZ, Girls' Club Representative I0: Torch Society IO, IZ. , I ' -7 1 1? gs ,..f' 6 ag 1 .2 V- 3' I 4' tv: - ll .yr :sm , ., ,, 'Ut' 0 'I I f is J Il 7 Q9 Nl 47,6- fbi? Nl' dz, 1' pu ia. if lf- N 77' Z. Q6 pa I 415 'lf '5 QS' iv' a 4? I3 4lg'X 's':..-'T' Q- in Cafe N-sf 1--1 Y? vo.. Smior NIEMI, DARLENE Dar Girls' Club 10. 11, 121 Mothers' Tea Committee 111 Library Statf 111 Retail Selling Club 121 Ushers' Club 10, 11, 121 Girls' Sports IO, ll. 121 Lettergirls' Club 11, 12. NOBACH. NORMAN Norm Board of Control 10. 11, 121 Photo Club 10, 11. 121 Photo Club President 121 Torch 10. 11, 121 Torch President 121 Latin Club 10, 11: Boys' Club Representative 10, 111 l.V. Football 10: Boys' State Representative 111 P.A. Crew 11, 121 Dramatics Club 121 Firesquad 10. 11, 121 School Store 103 All-School Show IO: Boys' Club 10, 11, 121 Youth of the Month Committee 111 Slip Collector 11. O'NElL. BARBARA Bubzy Bulletin Board Committee 121 Girls' Club 10, 11, 121 Girls' Sports 101 Commercial Club 10: Lettergirls' Club 11. 121 Manager, Girls' Sports 101 Roll Room Secretary 121 Standards Committee 12: Retail Selling Club 12. ORSETH. DARYL Boys' Club 10, 11. 12. PALS, LORNA Lorrie Girls' Club 10, 11, 121 Girls' Clee 101 Senior Chorus 11, 122 Torch Society 10, 11, 121 Commercial Club 11, 121 Girls' Sports 11, 12: Girls' Trio 11. 121 Maiorette 11, 121 Band Secretary 12: lunior High Boys' Glee Accompanist 111 Solo Contest 10, 121 Photo Club 111 Lettergirls' Club 121 Style Show 111 Senior Council 121 Choir Council 12. PAPKE, IERRY Entered from Fairbanks, Alaska 111 Chieftain Statf 11, 121 Football 111 Dramatics Club 121 Fall Play 121 Boys' Club 11, 12, Track 12: Basketball 12. PAVLICH. BETTY Girls' Club 10, 11, 12: Nurses' Office 11, 121 Girls' Sports 10. 111 Standards Committee 111 Lettergirls' Club 11, 121 Mothers' Tea Committee 111 Retail Selling Club 121 Girls' Club Representative 121 Secretary and Treasurer of Retail Selling Club 12. PEARSON. IOHN lack Boys' Club 10, 11. 121 Football 111 Roll Room President 121 Board of Control 12: Assembly Committee 101 Slip Col- lector 121 Dance Committee 111 Boys' Club Representative 11. PENCE, IACK Boys' Club 10, 11, 12. PERETTI. SIDNEY Sid Boys' Club 10, 11, 12: German Club 10, 11: Football 11, 121 Baseball 11, 121 junior Prom Committee 111 Track 101 Chess Club 10, 11. PIPER, BOB Photo Club 10. 11, 121 Latin Club 10, 11. 121 Fall Play 121 Torch Society 111 Youth ot the Month Committee 121 Dra' matics Club 12: Boys' Club Representative 101 Slip Collector 11, 121 Boys' Club 10. 11, 121 United Nations Representative 11. POLLARD, DICK Entered from University School, Victoria, B,C. 101 Boys' Club 10. 11. 121 Football 11. 121 French Club 101 Rugby 101 Track 101 Swimming 10: Boxing 101 Gymnastics 101 Band 10. PRINDLE, DON Boys' Club 10, 11, 12: lunior Varsity Football 10, 111 Board of Control 11, 12, PRITCHARD, IIM Pritch Boys' Club 10, 11. IZ: Football 10, 11, 121 Basketball 10, 11. 121 French Club 10, 11. PROCTOR, PAULINE Proc Annual Staft IO. 121 Dramatics Club 11, 121 Standards Committee 10, 111 Girls' Club 10, 11, 121 Girls' Sports 10, 11, 121 Girls' Club Representative 121 Dance Committee 121 Lettergirls' Club 11, 121 lunior Prom Decoration 111 Bul- letin Board Committee 10, 121 Mothers' Tea Fashion Show 121 Homecoming Princess 12. RALPH. ELAINE Snooky Girls' Club 10, 11, 12: Girls' Sports 11, 121 Lettergirls' Club IZ. RANDAL. LETA RAE Leta Entered from Seattle Christian School 111 Girls' Club 11, 121 Latin Club 11, 122 Chorus 101 S.B,A, President 10. RAUB. IERRY Doghie Boys' Club 10, 11. 121 Rec, Basketball 10, 11, 121 Boys' Club Representative 12. Senior REED, PATRICIA Patsy Girls' Club 10. 11. 123 Lcttergirls' Club 10, 11. 121 Ushers' Club 12: Girls' Sports 10, 11. 12. REEVES. CAROL Girls' Club 10. 11. 12: Photo Club 101 Spanish Club 10: Girls' Sports 111 Lettergirls' Club 121 Girls Basketroom 11. 12. REYNOLDS. IANIE Girls' Club IO, 11 12: lunior Prom Decorating Com- mittee 11: Art Club 121 Annual Staff 11, 123 Fall Play 11. 12 REYNOLDS. RAY HAROLD --Happy Boys' Club io, ii, iz: Latin club io. ii. RHEA, IANETTE t'lan Girls' Club 10. 11, 12, Girls' Sports 10: Letterglrls' Club 11, 12: Ushers' Club 10. 11. 125 All School Show 111 Main Office 11, 12: Dance Committee 12: Fall Play 12: Board ot Control 10. lunior Prom Clean-up Committee 111 Standards Committee 11, 12: lunior Prom Decorating Com- mittee Il' Mothers' Tea Decorating Committee Il. RICH. RICHARD Dick Boys' Club 10, 11. 12: Track 12: Football 12. RILEY, BUD Booty Boys' Club 10, 11, 12. RILEY. MICHAEL Mike Boys' Club 10. 11. 121 Basketball 11, 121 Baseball 10, 11, 121 Chorus IO. 11: Hall Patrol 121 Fire Squad 11. 12: Parking Patrol 11. 12: Lettermens' Club 11. 12: Slip Collector 11. 12: Latin Club 101 Roll Room Vice-President 10, 111 Hall Patrol Captain 121 lunior Prom Decorating Committee 11: All School Show 10, 11. RILEY. WILLIAM BilI'i Boys' Club IO. 11, 12, ROBERTS. MARY 'tRobbic Girlsi Club 10. 11. 121 Norrette 10. 11: Spanish Club 11, 12 Girls' Sports ll. I2: Solo Contest 11, 12: Chorus Council 11. ROBERTSON. RONALD Ronnie Board of Control 10. 11. 12: S.B.A. President 12, Boys' Club 10. 11. 12: Boys' Club Secretary 101 Baseball 10. 11. 12: Basketball IO: Football 10, 11. 121 All School Show 11. Lettermens' Club 10. 11. 121 Fire Squad 10. 11, 121 Latin Club 10, II. 121 Plaque Committee 12: lunior Prom Planning Committee Chairman ll. RUDES. BARBARA '1Barby Girls' Club 10, Il. 121 Girls' Sports 10: Standards Committee 12 RYAN. PATRICIA 4'Pat Girls' Club IO, 11. 12: Girls' Club Representative 10: Girls' Sports 10: Torch 121 Board of Control 12: Basketroom 11. SADDORIS. DARLENE Girls' Club 10, 11. 12, German Club IO. 11 Fashion Show II Library Statt ll: Standards Committee ll. 121 Nurses' Ofticn IO SAKAI, MIDORI 'Midge' Girls' Club 10, 11, 12. Lettcrgirls' Club 11. IZ: Girls' Sports 10. Spanish Club IO. Il, 12: United Nations Club I1 Ushers' Club 12' Standards Committee 12. SANDAHL. HARVEY Buddy Boys' Club 10. 11 12 Track 11. 12: Band 11, 12 SCHELLERT, HARRY Boys' Club IO Il 12. Staeecrew IO, 11 Fire Squad ll. lunior Prom Decorating Committee 11 SCHMOLKE LAVERNE Smoky Roll Room Secretary 101 Girls' Club IO. II. IZ, Letter- girls' Club 11, 12: Girls' Sports ll, 121 Commercial Club Il, 12: Vice-President Commercial Club 121 Girls' Club Representative 121 Commercial Club Dance Committee 11: Senior Dance Committee Il Main Ottice 12: Standards Committee IZ' Mothers' Tca Fashion Show ll: Mothers' Tea Invitation Committee 11: Homecoming Queen 12 X 3 f G.. is con , Z T he sum 1 it it Ts fs- C17 Senior SCHULTZ, CARL Boys' Club I0. II. I2: Football I0 SCOTT, RICHARD A. Scotty Boys' Club IO. II, I2: Football IO: German Club Il, I2: United Nations' Club II, IZ: Executive Committee German Club II: junior Prom Decoration Committee II, Slip Collector IZ. SCOTT. SHIRLEY. Scotty Girls' Club l0, II. I2: Girls' Sports I2: Art Club I2: Roll Room Secretary I2: Main Office Il, I2: junior Prom Decora- tion Committee II: Bulletin Board Committee IO: Fall Play Art Staff II. SETZER, IOHN Boys' Club IO, II, IZ. SHAFF, BEVERLY Bev Girls' Club I0, II, IZ. SHERETZ. IOANNA lo Lettergirls' Club II, IZ: Spanish Club IO, II, IZ: Atten- dance IZ: Chieftain Staff II: Girls' Club IO. II, IZ: Circulation Manager Chieftain II. SHUMAN, IEANNE MARIE lake lunior Red Cross Consul IO: Nonette Accompanist IO: Senior High Chorus IO: Roll Room Secretary I0: Standards Com- mittee II, IZ: Mothers' Tea Entertainment Committee II: Commercial Club II, I2: Solo Contest IO. II. IZ: Torch Club IO, II, IZ: Latin Club IO, II, I2: Girls' Club I0, II, IZ: Torch Breakfast Decorating Clean-up Committee II. SIEBENS, IOY Curly Girls' Club IO, II. I2: Girls' Sports IO: Girls' Ensemble I0, II: Iunior Prom Committee II: Girls' Glee II: Chorus IO. II, IZ: Solo Contest IZ: Roll Room President IO: Girls' Nonette I2. SMITH. BRIAN Boys' Club IO, II, I2: Track II, I2: Lettermens' Club II, I2: Football I2: Basketball IZ: SMITH. LORETTA Girls' Club IO, II. IZ: Latin Club I0, II. I2 SODERGRAN, LEANORE Club IO. II, IZ: Library Staff IZ: Retail Selling Club IZ. SOMERS. LEONE 'tLee' .I apo. IO. II. I2: Lettergirls' Club II. I2: In- s nal tasketball Player II: Basketroom IZ: Latin l . I2: United Nations Club II: Dramatics Club s' Club IO, II. I2: Girls' Club Representative II an Prom Decorating C1 Clean-up Committee II: Band I , II, IZ: Solo Contest Ensemble II. I2: Clarinet Quartettc II. I2: Orchestra II, I2: Mothers' Tea ln- vilation Committee I I . SQUIRES. DARYL Dar-Pot Boys' Club IO, II, I2: Football IO, Il. I2: Lettermen's Club IO. II. I2: Board of Control II: Dance Committee II. I2: Rec. Basketball IO. II. I2: Senior Chorus IO. II, ST, CLAIR. IAMES LEE The Saint Lettermen's Club I0. II. IZ: Latin Club IO. II. IZ: Football IO. II, I2: Parking Patrol II: Boys' Club I0. II. I2: Basket- ball Manager I0. II. STEWART, IOHN Entered from Ballard High I2: Sports' Club II. I2: Ski Club IO, II. IZ: Latin Club I2: Radio Club IZ: Boys' Club IO, II. IZ: Activity Representative II: Chess Club IZ. STEWART, WENDELL KEITH Entered from University High School, Lawrence. Kansas I2: Baseball II: Red Cross Rep. II: Basketball II: Boys' Club I2: Swimming II. STRANDBERG. IRIS Torch Breakfast Clean-up Committee II: Torch Society IO. II. I2: Girls' Sports IO. II. I2: Lettergirls' Club IO. II, I2: Roll Rom Secretary II: junior Prom Decorating Corn- mittee II: junior Prom Reception Committee II: Nurses Office III Fall Play Art Staff II: Girls' Club IO. II. I2: French Club IO. II. I2: Torch Breakfast Decoration Committee II. SWANSON. GEORGE Omaha Senior High Chorus II. I2: All School Show II. I2g Boys' Club IO, II. I2: Football IO: Poster Committee II: Decoration Committee All-School Show II. Sardar TACKETT. DON Tack ' Boys' Club 10. 11. 12: Pep Band 10. 11. 12: AllfSchool Show 10 11. 123 Band 10. 11 12: Football 113 Lettermen's Club ll 12: Solo Contest 12. Varsity Quartet 12: Chorus 12: Band Council 12. Hall Patrol 12: Drum Trio 12. Track 11. TAKETA. KATHRYN Cirlsl Sports lO. 11. 12. Standards Committee 11: Ushers' Club 12: Board of Control 12: Girls' Club 10. 11. 12. WALDRON. HARVEY Boys Club 10. 11. 12 Football 10. WARD MARGARET Girls Club 10, 11 12 Lettergirls' Club 10, 111 German Club 11. 12: German Club Secretary 111 Commercial Club 11 WATSON. WESLEY t'Wes Boys' Club 10. 11. 12. WEAVER EDWARD Ed Boys' Club 10, 11 12, Boys' Club Representative 10. WEBER IACK Web Board ot Control 10, 11, 12. Boys' Club 10, 11, 121 Football 10. 11, 123 Boys' Club Vice President 123 Lettermen's Club 10. 11. 12: Fire Patrol 11. 12' Make-up Crew 11, 12: Office Workcr 12: Track 10. 11. 123 Careers' Day 103 All-School Show 10. WICKHAM. DON Boys' Club 10, 11, 12, WILLENBORG, BARBARA Barb Girls' Club 10. 11, 12. Ushers' Club 10. 11, 12: Girls' Sports 10, 11. 123 Torch 113 Lettergirls' Club 11, 12: junior Prom Decoration 11: Girls' Club Representative 111 Nurse's Office 123 Vice President Spanish Club 11. Spanish Club 10. 11, 123 Roll Room Secretary 123 Roll Room Vice President 11: lunior Prom Clean-up Committee 111 Mothers' Tea Decoration Committee 11: Girls' State Representative ll. WOOD. ORLAN Woody Boys' Club 10, 11, 12: French Club 101 Lettermen's Club 10, 11, 12. Track 10. 11. 12: Hall Patrol 113 Parking Patrol 11 12 WOODFORD, WANITA Woody Girls' Club 10, 11, 12: Girls' Glee 10. 11. 12: Let Club 10. 12. Main Office 12, Reeulation Commits Roll Room President 121 Roll Room Vice President , , Prom Favors Committee ll. Fashion Show 1. YEAROUT, ROSS Yoss Boys Club 10. 11 12. Track Manager 10: Letterm 1C. 11 12. Hall Patrol 111 Parking Patrol 11. 12: Ph. Cru.: 10 Chess Club 12: Latin Club 10. 11. 12. YOSHIHARA GEORGE Boys Club 10 11.12 ZANATTA MADELINE Girls Club 10 11 12 Lettcrzirls Club 11, 12: Girls' Sports 10 11 12 Girls Sports Manager 11 Chorus 123 Library Stalt 11 Mothers Tea Decorating Committee 11 , Basket- room 12 ZAPPALO OEL - l Photo Club 10 11 Chess Club 10 11 12: Boys' Club 10 11 12 Fall Play 11 12 Radio Club 12: German Club Executive 12 MOON ROBERT Graduate of Silverton Oregon High School 1945: Football 10 11 12 Basketball 10 11 12 Track 10 11 121 President of S B A 12 Lettc c s Club 10 11 12 rm n . , , Boys' Club 131 Annual Statt 12 School Paper 12 SHAMEK EDWARD Eddie Entered from Tolt High School 11: Boys' Club 11, 12 SCHWEHM RONALD 'Mousie BOYS' Club 10 11 12 Lcttcrmens Club 10. 11. 12: Garbage Crew 123 Hall Patrol 115 Firesquad 10 11. 12: Roll Room President 11. Football Manager 10 11: Parking Patrol 11: Basketball Patrol 10. 11 Track 11 12 Slip Collector 10 11: Roll Room Vice President 10. 41 ,Vx Q7 'N We lvl' Ao 7 ls! kau- -41 qu A te ' l . fre Z7 L, A 'M '7 L 1 ALVIN AARHUS CLAUDETTE AASEN DONNA ACREE I I Q . Q'-f b , .,,' I F 5 , ,--, f LAVONNE ALLEN TERESA ALLINCHAM BOB ANDERS ROBERT ANDERSON X 5 IACKIE BACCETT IIM BACCETT CECIL BALDWIN ROBERT BARNES AL BENSON GENEVA BERC BARBARA BERRY RONNIE BERRY 1 juninr R 1 I -xv CI 5-f. as 7 X IOANNE ANDREWS PAULA ARTZER HELEN BASKETT IOHN BAUSANO 9? ARDENE BEST ARLENE BEST Q-I RICHARD BEVEN MARY BILLADEAU AL BINGISSER LeROY BIORNSTAD NADINE BODERHAMMER BONITA BOGH 1 L4 KENNETH BOWDEN FARRELL BRODIE EVELYN BROWN CWYNETH BUNKER IO BURDULIS CHARLES BURKS Q 4 VK S L Q ' M D - I I A I I A 2 ,R ' 43- ' f , N ' x , 1 ,, is ' , ,rx x 9 ' I ' 'I 6 Q 5 5 x ' , Q . 's . X if 1 , 6 i '50 x. . 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CLAYTON BVANS BILL FAIN s, PAT FOSTER RENA FRANCESHINA .4 ELAINE GATSOS ROGER GAVIN A 1' 9-v ,- BOB FOGELMAN LEE FORD DIXIE LEE FOSTER BARBARA FRISBEE POSALIE FRYE VIRCIL FULTZ C' We ARDITH CIEHINK CHARLOTTE GOLDMAN WAYNE CORES GLENDA GOTCHER PHIL GOTTI ALAN GRACE Q 8' Ima IIM GRAHAM RONALD GRAHAM EDWARD GRAN IEAN GRANVILLE FRED GRUNICH WILLIAM GUINN gl 3 SKIPPY CUNDERSON GARY GURLEY ALF HAAVERSON BEVERLY HAGEN IIM HALLADAY BOB HAMLIN QQ 'N' 1-I Q, S 'N-r VERNIE HANCOCK IEAN HARDERS BERT HARRIS PAT HART TED HARTLEY BOB HARTMAN Q- 25 x 1 DOROTHY HARTZ IOAN HAYNES DON HEHR IIM HENDERSON MYRNIE HOEY SALLY HOFFMAN ii 95 I 6 -r I - 3 bn IOYCE HOGE DWIGHT HOLLOWAY DICK HOLLY IERAY HOLMES TERRY HOLMSTROM PAULA HOLT 1 ' '6- Aw-1 l , U I A i ' 4 is 5 v N I' , , 555553. , ,. gif wg I '. Ba' A ' I sz.. I V x N Q A ' , h ' I -cf , 1 6 ' , - I 'W A 'ls , ln Q N A ,If - iw s- L 5 QV - X 1 2 I I I Qi' 'L R A 'V A I I in. 6 . 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'30 nm SARCENT LAURA scuLATl ai '1- MYRNA SIEBENS MARILYH SODERLUND BARBARA SOMERS 'Y' BEVERLY TAYLOR TOM TERAOKA ,7u14iHr ,J DARE SCHAUT DICK SCHOPF 3 MARTIN SEAHOLM BEVERL SELES fi an N-Qu' vi IOYCE SKEL ENGER JERRY SLOUGH vs 'R xx L v1vlAN STANLEY 'AS- 'L Q , xx in KEITH THOMAS 'lbs -7 Am- SAGLE PHYLLIS SANCRANT -J IACK SCHROEDER ANITA SHAW M SLOUCH 1: MARIORIE STARKOVICH X 1 X Q x E A S I CARY THOMPSON HELEN SARCENT CL CAROLE SCHULTZ LA VERN SCHULTZ az. TERRY SHAW TONYA SHORT 35- -.. ,- fs.. TONY SMART HARRY SMITH IAMES STEPHENS BARBARA TAYLOR ,an gl 7 I x L .M , FRANK TOBACCO IIM TONKIN S 5. 5 ' Q ' .5 -' 9 J L h I A , W 4 1 Q XR' X J f tg Q 4 . Q' WW xx I 9 .A V' X 1 X as A Q T f A -X A V . X W A R A A V 1, ' iffy r 1 Li I 6 L ,G A - A ,JA f s ffl A 6. ' S H V 'Pe ' X n ws,- K , 1, -Y 'Y V I , . M A! f I L A-L ' A A. L 1 1, ' J I F T - , -K 6, 'ESQ xi 5. N '. , , Q K Q L J at , Q 19' j 'f' R CW-R V f if T Q? S' K ' - ' ,e A H A ll . U I' ' xb .A., 145 W A .1 I! 'K 4 -'H 1 fi . ml - I Lx - Q- - . X at 4 ,, A C , f ' .f ..- 'B I j T' ff ' f: 5' 1, V T , T Q f 1 RY I X X 1 , , , , 5 lp' t I' 6 1 Y ' A x LLOYD TONKIN MARIAN 9- I ' -ug -A BILL WACNER NAT WEATHERS BOB WEYMOUTH SHIRLEY WILKINS MINA MATHERS M- R 5 DAVE THOMPSON dn. GERALD WIK KARYL WINNETT 'S fw- IOHNNY IANDERS .l '36 3 PRUDENCE VACCA We f 4 DARRELL WEBSTER 4. -3- FLAVIA WILLIAMS MW PATRICIA VAN RY DON VARNEY LILLIAN VAUCHN JO DARLENE WELCH VIRCALYN WELCH SHIRLEY WESTMORELAND I IERRY WILLIAMS IIM WILLIAMS BRG' X Q y i WALTER WILSON DOROTHY WINSLOW f-v -...J TOM YOUNG 'TW ROYAL IOURNEY MAXINE KING VERNON WEBSTER BILL ZOBBI RONALD MALLOY Camera Shy WYNN HESS TRAVIS HUENNEKENS WAYNE MEADOWS 94 SHIRLEY WILLIAMS IOAN HARDERS BOB THOMAS 'gig 37, I, 'f ' 1 . , 3 . ' X , I Q 3 I J, .5 G . I ,fx . x .. N , my E , 0 3 . an v W M 5, . , X 1.39 N E A ' - ' 1 1 3 . 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J qblxi :Q 5, 5, 32255: .av- FRONT ROW Duane lacobson Pat McTrghe lackie Matteson Bernice Martin Ray White Frances Klepach Marilyn Mead Trudy Langlols Diane Lyonais ROW 3 Bill Schreiner Ron Sanasoe Dean Wolgomot ROW 4 jack Weaver Edger Wooton Al Valesko Ed Schmidt R Sophamare ROW 2 Gail Miller Ramona Kennedy Hudson lohn Plese Richard Dobson Earl n Thompson Headley jackie Fathers ROW 2 Gary Wederneyer Kay Johnson lanet Lewis Betty lenmngs Donna Sears Fred Rommel lonell Drazick Stan Tharp Barbara Hancock ROW 3 Tom Mynck Marilyn Mayor Alice Rees Sally Hurskalnen Kenneth Scott Donna Brush Verna Lee Brown Maryse Kirschner Don Muir ROW 4 Melvin Frantz Paul Guay Ron Stafford Bruce Cole Eddie Crow lim Mun Robert Straub Ted Milhuft Loren Irwin Dick Hucklin , I . x : W, -, I , o I . V ' I Y K , , W N W FRONT ROWQ Helen Ahrens, Pauline Gleason. Sylvia Blakesmith. Carol Hottman. Carole .ElIs, Patricia Bodenhamer. Carol Eaton, jerry it or-r: 28 as Q-J ur all L8- FRONT ROW Naoml Barker Pat Sowers Donna Bruce Betty Smlth joan Wnse ROW 2 Lows Sorensen Manlyn Wllson Helen Sar gent Sally Tonkun Ceraldme Huvrnen Margarulte Carney ROW 3 Delores Tonneson joe Fllseck Don Gunderson Nancy Smlth Sharon Wood jerry Dlnes ROW 4 Allan Ausman Cary Beanblossom Kenneth Edwards Don Emmons Earl Brandon Saplzomvrc pls 14 Q X FRONT ROW Darlene Butkovrch Sarah jane Alhson Charlotte Anderson Cennette Underwood Hattlmae McMath ROW 2 Cary Kennedy Betty Meyers Shurley Pans Ceschen Maas Marlys Dmgman Lons Tevebaugh ROW 3 jackre Irby jrm Krerss john ox Ball Baker Larry Muller john Caraccuolu ROW 4 Doug Troyer Bob Opple George Strugar joe Lnttle Bull Van Ry , 5 L' K l g , ' , O ' Q 2 er 1, 5 I Q , ' l , . VJ... ..- 9 .3 V ,v , 5. V 9 . S 5 ,, 1 g 6 L- Q4 '6' , W . 4 Y F . x , J' Q an ' , 1 s 'rx 'Wu ' C .Q D - 1 n- ' A G, 1' X F v Q . 3 sr is gf 6 Q ,, . 'Z L ge, Q I as I Q' 1 5 33 rv i ' 96 L.: Az S91 if FRONT ROW Shirley Enms Mlrnam Evans Sharon Erdman judy Ha am ROW 2 Cary Kawachu Pat Allison Sylvra Herr Carroll Coodspeed Dave Nucholson Don Crocksfon ROW 3 Bull Duncalf Richard Thrasher Ronnne McConnehea Eugene Kerr ROW 4 Barry Morruson Edward Wundram john Marweg Larry Hnchcock Chuck Burdulus Saphvrrzare as 3'- fxfc. as wer is ZL 45 T7 1' 36- 45 FRONT ROW Marilyn Farrow Duane Dommgo Shnrley Herlyck Donna Cubbons Margne Wncknenko LaVerne Walker judy Balfello ROW 2 LaVon Humphrey Mary justus Loss Hougardy Ethel Mae Hedge Loss lllxan LaVora Houlbjerg Carol Hood ROW 3 jean Dcnney Loxs Dawson Emnlre Holcolmb Roger johnson Dons Wilson Gerry Wrllcnborg Yvonne Edwards ROW 4 Dfck DBNIUIS D011 Neuberger Rxchard Fulfer jerry Dahlqursl john Cruhalla Warren Chrnstopherson V 1 V. - ' 3 0 . ' 'A A ' fn' 'V .1 .I , 'r 'ful 3 1 Y , 4 A f . W' 1 , . v :A ' Xp' K I vyx 4 ' .'. lr -C QNM - 'X '.: s 5 , Ig, . 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X , ' 1 Qt 3 Q8 'K' xx Q0 is 38 -lv T rKUNI ROW Nancy Chanlk Carlene Carlson Nancy Cooks Gayle Myers lean: Delaurcntl jackie Hodge Slurley Casebolt ROW 2 Phyllrs Gallano Ilene Blarr lean Meyers Tom johnson Rachel Barley Dons Crulram Arlene Aarhus ROW 3 Shelly Gerarden Clar ence Bolterman LeRoy Aanerud Gene Courtrer Don Gustlne Alex Henry Robert Lnevense ROW 4 Charles Cruz Duck Moore Stanley Moore Duck Colombr Gene Hayes Ben Hayes Saphamore .4 FRONT ROW lo Ann Roberls Karen Small Dorothy Oyler lean Easter Loss Roosa Dorothy Olsen ROW 2 Monte Kelrner Beverly Clymer lan Schauer Eileen Nelson Mackey Donovan Dana Hess Larry Phrlrps ROW 3 Gene Underwood Chrrs Upper Don Haley Bob Lenrus Ronald Shields Etsu Yashrtoml ROW 4 Rod Lucke Cene Pederson Bob PGH Ron Scott lrm Muller lay Burmester 4, H ' 1' ' sg A 4 - . A5 0 ' ' -.i l '. ' L . . - . . S -- me - ' ' -. -I - t , R no - ' N ' A. . C ' l ,Q A - .. 9 - ' Q ,1 - K ,. 4- ' , -5- O 5 T 0 8 S 9 I Q A ,Y I I v P ur KC. 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K l l J FRONT ROW Henry Kangas Clarme Brown Margaret Fullerton Donna Fox Marcella Crepps Gall Garrlty Gene Downing ROW 2 james McDameI Duck Cunnn George lwasakl Charles Mann Bob Swenson Karl Lorenz Ronald Mason ROW 3 Don Dolan Gerald Downs Louls Davrs Gerry Mackenzue Charles Lansclardu Ronald Bowen Harry Fuuoka ROW 4 Carl Martm Jack Fitzgerald Mrke Kramer Spural Bosley Warren Klndle Duck Holmes Pat Flaherty Sophamorc 94 ,,,,...-Q-f l 44... .Q ii FRONT ROW lo Ann Zappalo Pat Smrth Donna Melcher Sally McKean Cher: Reed Pat Moore Frank Farrow Shirley Lancaster LaRay Lewus ROW Z Claudette Munaglra Carole Novotny Bernice Ryan Shrrley Rasmussen Glona Tevebaugh Georgia Kung Carol Ellyson Maureen Stanley Geraldlne Herner ROW 3 Audrey Weathers Florence Trowbridge Betty Somers Shlrley Smlth Dave Thomas Dems Barrungton Marne Stauss Georgra Tarahonnch Mary Smuth ROW 4 Tom Wnnders Merton Blumhardt joe Mance Bob Petermeyer lam Hansen Duck Potf Clyde Cherboneau Rod Hutchcock Bull Ogllvle I 5 . 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'V l .N I ' , . x , x L 3 Y 4 .N . l T g ., , - A ff X '17 gg ' xl . ig I . ,Q it LO Qu ll. 35 , v -a Q FRONT ROW janet Wnllnams judy Mnllar Tom Martin Darlene Pawlak Melva Glllnhan Shurley Dragln Gerry Nelson ROW 2 Richard Caldwell john Balzarrnl Charlotte Ohman Peggy Osteraa Pat Marlon joanne Korsvlk ROW 3 john Delp Dana Clausen Russell Carlson jack Brattus Russ Davenport Verne lngram ROW 4 joyce Bugler Bull Berry jlm Boydston Melvm Enckson Don Custer Ronald johnson Saphvmvrc ,4 7 FRONT ROW oan Vincent Bernice Nuelson jane Blgler Charlotte Barry Marilyn Matthews Evelyn Samples Freeda Evans Merle jean Rall Carol Stewart ROW 2 Duane Clement Beverly Hunt Bull Gardner Don Survelle Douglas Allen Barbara Betts Thelma Rockstad Charles Mangnnl ROW 3 Ray Uslbelln Charles Taylor Vernon Orn Remo Nucoh Don Wilson George Beanblossom Dave Wldger Tommy Frandenberg ROW 4 Kenneth Marrs jam Wright Harry Paddock Marlo Nicol: Ron Nelson Lynn Taylor Don Zold Ja, 1- '. Q J 19,1 -I l RW f ll' i 4 1- 10 , f' .av V W if X I Xg4. Q ga-Q l ' ll, - K , I -5 U ' ' Be I Fila., 1-Don Erlckson. 2-Shrrley Lotto. 3-Cary Deime and Dons Cooks, 4-Ronnre Robertson. S-Ken Kung 6-Leonard Kell. 7-Bernard Lennus. 8-Doreen Balzarrni. 9-Duane Houg- ardy. l0-Duck Beard. ll-Carol Crease. 12-Cordon Cullrngsrud, 13-Charles Andreasson. l4ABarbara Wrllenborg, I5-Group-Front Row: , Barbara Kent. . , , Second Row' Don McCready. Don Kerr, Wyman Dobson, Tom Dobson, , Bull Pelley Thrrd Row, Marlene TNOMDSDH. BSNY M-SNES, . . Bev Sheff, Clorra Zark, . Fourth Row: lohn Thompson, jerry Raub, loe Lrrfle, Earl Redheld. joel Engum, Alvrn May, Harry Schcllerr, Back Row: Ncrl Burnesrer, Cordon Doddrudge. , , Duck Allen, Duck Burmesrer, jlm Prrrchard, Mrss Schlenf, l6-Ron Schwehm l7fCroup-Front Row: Par LIHCOIH- C-YYY GUFIGY- Ch-HIPS LUCOYCPL Bill Zobbr. Allen Armstrong, Melvrn Cox, Harvey Sandahl, Ross Yearour. Row Two: Dons lean Cooks, Dram: Hougardy. Mary lane Wrrrlc, Mdfllyn Mrller. Donna Kerr, Paulme Procror, Donna Balzarlnr, Pat Foster. Row Three: Nora Frfzparrlck, Berry Ann Pavllch, Corinne Brennan, lean Lansclardr, Barbara Clarke, Donna Anardr, Mary Andraska, Donna Blyth, Cora Truax. Row Fouri Cary Drmc, Henry lnlg, Leona Durkrn, Carole Fuller, Par Givens, Bonnie Huston, Chuck Cearharr, Carl Shultz, Bull Armfdl- 13-I-NHC R9Yn0ldSf 19-Don MC- Cready. 20-lack Drckunson. Zl-Carol Kunz, 22-Sandra Desnmone. 23-joel Zappalo. , WW fgM Y V AD,AAr Wm m , .. .. , ,.W:.m4 V, -M Vwlaauemf-xwzpfW,,,f-s-N., V.-I , X, Q 4, , 1 -we-ff A U ,Q wx 92 f--W , , . f .N :Fifa ' - X A 4 I I 5 w :pig ' A ' ' .. . 1 , 5 y Ax M I 1 W 'IJ X1 J M n ' . N f XX 'ji I, X , ,f Q, 'I W f' I , V JG 4,lff nf 1,1 Gf X iff!! x ff l6V .,,,,B.?:y Mt --V411 we 30 NWT? CARY KENT RONNIE ROBERTSON DONNA KERR Vice President President Secretary l6'ruzrd af Uoniral The Board of Control is an organization of students elected by students which represents them at board meetings speaks and acts for them It provides an opportunity for the individual student to be heard through representatives of his own choosing It enables him to feel that he has a share that he participates in the management of the school I not self government if is PARTICIPATION in government The Board of Control believes that the best way to learn to do something is to do it hence the best way to learn to be a good citizen is by the practice ot good citizenship. The Board of Control tries in every way possible to develop student initiative and school pride' to promote worthy citizenship training' to provide an opportunity for student self-expressiong to promote the welfare of the school through better student-faculty relationships and to interpret the school to the community. 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COLLEEN BLUMHARDT SHIRLEY LOTTO ATHA CLONINCER Vuce President President Secretary Gzrl 61116 All gurls of Senlor Hugh are members of Clrls Club whlch glves everyone the same chance to partake n nts yarned actlvutles durlng the school year Under the able assustance of the advnsor lvlrs Mehus the club has had another successful year The officers are President Shlrley Lotto Vice Presrdent Colleen Blumhardt Secretary Atha Clonunger Notable actlvltnes Include Mothers Tea Tolo Days Halloween Tolo Dance and the programs of the club rneetungs Branches of thus group are the Standards Committee Bulletm Board Commlttee and Eruendshnp Club Hays 61116 The l9DO Dl Boys Club officers were President Jack Dncklnson Vuce presrdent Jack Weber and Sec retary Clayton Evans For the openlng assembly of the club the boys heard guest speakers Mr Weber and Mr Thompson The annual Dads Nlght was a howllng success wlth bug pounts of the program benng M Dncklnsons speech and the maglclan sawung John Janders IH half The mud wtnter assembly had many stu dents wlshung they were ln Alaska where the color movies had been taken The Boys Club worked wlth the Clrls Club to glve Dress Up Day and stage the dsscussron of courtesy by the three Unuyerslty of Washlng ton students for the Courtesy Day assembly D ,Rug feat L15 ...nr KQI' ...,,,-L JACK WEBER JACK DICKINSON CLAYTON EVANS Vlce Presudent Presldent Secretary 1 I W , 2 f GL- ,X J , 'x 'X' gf' A . X ' J J A IJ, if fl! 1, fa A r ' W I I tx ' 'B f , S g T Q x A 'll l I M.. fm S l. inf ALLEN ARMSTRONG NORMAN NOBACH JEAN LANSCIARDI Vlce Presudent Presudent Secretary UFC' Membershup ln the Torch Socrety drrected by Muss Elsie Chandler IS the most coveted honor an school Why? Because a student must qualufy wnth a grade ponnt average of at least 3 2 for three quarters out of four to gann membershup To earn a permanent pun he must repeat thas feat for three consecutive years The Torch Socletys BCTIVITICS unclude decoratlng the tradltuonal Chrnstrnas Tree rn the mam foyer each year planning assemblues and each sprung sponsorung the Torch Breakfast to whuch all Torch alumnl are cordially Invited A f 1 2 f ' K ,gp 'O ' 5 5 Q. any . 3 T A, ,T 'X 'U Z ,fl B gf . ff I SEATED left to rrght Charles Andreasson Nancy Mattamr Beverly Burnett Angehne Gatsos STANDING BII lenmngs Yvonne Donway lack Lawrence Roger Cavan I l 'Yr .4 415. E715 Elzzcffam Socual events news artucles untervlews anythung rn the llne of reportung ns done by the Chueftaun staff of Renton Hrgh School Under the supervusron of Mrs Mary McMunn faculty advrsor the staff rushes to meet deadlrnes to put out the paper once a month and to produce varuous football programs Renton Hugh School s publlcatlon has greatly progressed smce l923 when lt consnsted of four mlmeographed pages The Chueftam has graduated to four pages of enght columns prmted by one of the local newspapers The 1950 Sl staff of the Chleftaen should be congratulated on the hard work and careful thought that has gone unto rnakrng therr publucatuons those of rmprovement and progress Assocnate Edltor Assocuate Sports Feature Edrtor Copy Edrtor S1 Edrtor Beverly Burnett Edrtor Bull Jennnngs Gary Kent Charles Andreassen Yvonne Donway Nancy Mattarnr Photo Edutor Morgue Edrtor Advertuslng Manager Advertrsmg Don Cheever Angelsne Catsos JoAnne Cuay Advertrsmg Class WHERE SEATED left to rrzht Ruta Mead Donna Trnney lrrs Strandberg Beverly Burne t Myrna Srebens Don Cheever Marlon KamP5f3d hill' Artzer Shnrley Wrlkms STANDING Merwyn Ladwlg Roger Gavin . if C' , I V A y rl 4 1 1 I l gg ' , ' 1 l ' ' WS, - ,..,! X ITE is lt ,Lx ' . A .. ' M- , I l -MM-Q, . ' 1 , , ' . I i ' . If ' ' JI Sports Edrtor .,,ss,t,....,,.,..................,,.,........ Roger Gavin Exchange Editor ..............,..............A...... Jack Lawrence . ' 4 S ' 1 Y NMA s. ' . f f y- X 1 . 'I I ,- A X i r A l gf ubyyxb X . , - 5' A I N IW ' H FRONT ROW Darlene Butkovlch Sarah lane Allrson Barbara Berry Duane Hougardy Dorrs Cooks Paulnne Proctor lame Reynolds Angelunc Catsos ROW 2 Darlene Welch Myrnuc Hoey Marlon K1mpstad Gwyneth Bunker Peggy Osterraa Charlotte Lcdrngham Bevcrly Burnett Bull Forgensl Stanley Huseland ROW 3 Don Ernckson Richard Allen Darwrn McTlghe lay McCarrlgle Ken Kung Bull jcnmngs Don Neuberger Charles Lanscrardr Annual Staff Those on the annual staff record the achlevements progress and effort of each student and prove that our school as burldlng better cutlzens Theur tame and effort on makung thus record as realnzed and apprecvated by those who later ln lnfe glance through the annual and recall theur forgotten years In hlgh school Credrt as due to the head archutects of our layout Duane Hougardy Edltor Bob Weymouth Junnor Edutor and Mrss Schlauch Advisor Special thanks should be gnven to Mass Mrtchell and her art students to Mr Larson and to Mr Fox and has photo club .1 .A ' 'Q ' 'ii t , X , - 0 6 E 1 4. t ' I 1 Shutterbugs started out the year wuth Mr. D. Fox as Advrsor, Norm Nobach, Presidentg Don Cheever, Vuce-President. S 1 ! 1 ie and Donrllla Foster Secretary The club started thus year wrth defuntte alms In vnew and as fulfrllung them by meetung once a vveek They are prln cupally concerned vvwth rncreasung Interest rn photography takung pictures for the Chreftaln and for the lllahee and coverrng more Junlor Hugh events and actlvntles They also stress xnstructlon In the fundamentals of photography The Photo Club meettngs rnclude unstructlon of Elementary Darkroom Procedure and Elementary Photography Llght mg and Effects As stated by Mr Fox They re glxung every member a chance to show and use has or her photography abrluty is FRONT ROW Glenda Catcher Bernrce Klmger Rena Franceschrna Norman Nobach Domlna Foster Pat Foster Cayle Myers Carleen Garner ROW 2 Bev Hagen Nora Frtzpatruck joyce Brgler Bob Paper Don Cheever leray Holmes Don Errckson Martrn Seaholm ROW 3 Tom Dobson Bull Forgensu Clrfford Houle Monty Cooke lrmmy Boydston Henry lllg Don Parman Paul Guay john Cruhalla as FRONT ROW left to rught Paulune Gleason lackte Duel Nancy Nelson Shlrlcy Scott Marrlyn Dahlqutst lerry Howard lame Reynolds ROW 2 Geneva lohnson Chester Peralla Dons Wllson Ben Cabreros Dons lean Cooks lrm Holladay Norma McCmnls ,llrf 611111 Somethlng new has been added' Yes thus year a new organlzatuon has been started un the hugh school That ns the new Renton Art Club The dunes of the club are to take part nn actnvltles requestlng such art work make posters for dlfferent events and help an malflng suggestlons for dltferent organlzatlons speclal events Besudes theur required dutles the Art Club takes part ln maklng thmr own exhublts learmng new technuques enterlng contests golng on fueld trnps and vnsutlng other art exhtbuts The Renton Art Club s advlsor as Mnss Mitchell who worked wlth thus year s offlcers Presudent Geneva Johnson Vtce Prestdent Bull Lang and Secretary and club organnzer Dons Jean Cooks to make a very successful year for the new Renton Art Club 671655 gfllb Blgger and better seems to be the motto of the Chess Club thus year ln tts thrrd year nts membershup has an creased tmmensely More meetlngs were held thus year Several chess sets were furnushed by the S B A to meet the needs of the expandlng club Under the dlrectlon ot Mr D lvl Larson wlth the assnstance of furst semester presadent Eddue Eaton two tourna tournament was presented Joel Zupbwlo succeeded Eddie Eaton as presldent for the second semester -1 .4 FRONT ROW left to rught loanne Andrews Mona Maughn Mary Srmth Phyllrs Sancrant ROW 2 Stanley Huseland Clark Craw tord Elaune Catsos Paula Holt Mackey Donovan Arlene Wllltams Nancy Croyle Bob Crawford ROW 3 Ruta Mead Paula Artxer Marlyn Mead janet Lewns Rosemary Cox Maryse Kurchner jan Schauer Darlene Butkovuch Sarah lane Allnson Carol Ellyson ROW 4 Benny Hayes Eugene Kerr Russell Carlson Ross Yearout Verne Ingran Ed Eaton Clrtford Houle Roger Gavm Lots Dawson Claudette Mmaglna Bob Zwurn ROW 5 lohn Stewart Richard Crook Ken McNelII Alf Haaversen joe Zappalo Tex Halliday Duck Allen Ken Kung Charles Burks Bull Ienmngs Charles Lanscnardl ea. , l ' ' 5 l , l r m4 4 1 f f f ' 1 'R 'R 1 ' I W , r th 1 1 , QA . , D' , 1 ' . ments were held, one for the beginners and one for the expenenced players, During the second semester a team Y t 1 , El- Q C , U - r - , 'I' ' i -H J vb , XV 5 X V t l . - . 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AT TYPEWRITER losephine Burdulis AT FRONT TABLE left to right Frances De Maria Loretta Smith Pat Burrows AT RlGHT TABLE left to right Gloria Meisner loanne Andrews Elaine Gatos Dcnillia Foster Shirley Williams AT LEFT TABLE lett to right Shirley Dragan Barbara Kindlc loan Luby Barbara Leslie Donna Acree Dorothy Girard STANDING left to right Mrs Sipila Darlene Marquis Arlene Williams Mickey Donovan LeMoyne Killian Lenore Sodergren Zzbrarzau A select staff and efficient operation combine to make our library one of the most useful and helpful places in the school This year has been one of accomplishment for the Dusalina Cavaletto and her assistant Mrs Betty Sipila Our library is an important part of school life and we may thank the staff for its excellent operation Those on the staff not pictured are Doreen Bal zarini and Jean l-larders members of the Junior Red Cross Council aided the community by sacking candy for we en and Christmas parties and they have toys for children s hospitals The council consists of one member They have the Hallo made pull from each ,7u14mr FRONT ROW left to right Sana Phillips Nadine Vance Delores Mack lanet Lewis Betty McCann Ann Ruppert Ulene Atkinson ROW 2 Ann Urvma Martha lacobson Marilyn Tharp Anne Gerbracht Florence Nightingale Beverly Bogh Thelma Barnnger ROW 3 Hal Heath Gene Aitken Ronnie Dengle Stanley Farber Don Sherman Q Q The librarians are under the direction of Miss I in Q fs FRONT ROW left to right Barbara Clarke Ruta Mead Nora Fitzpatrick Carolyn Orvella LaVerne Schmolke Carol johnson Carol Krrkman Carleen Garner Duane Domungo Atha Clonrnger ROW 2 Evelyn Monaghan Mary Ann Dunne Ann lustus Soma Edwards Dons Cooks Shrrley Lotto Manlyn Mead Donna Bruce Gayle Myers Lorna Pals ROW 3 Charlotte Ledmgham Charlotte Goldman leanne Shuman Georgna Kung Betty McCann Loss llllan Donna Brush Barbara Fuller Ardene Best Dons Anderson roll room Bernice Klunger was the chalrman and Miss May Shaft was advusor of the group Two councnl mem bers and one sponsor attended the Reglonal Conference at Everett un November assembly held April 5 and a fund drnve Aprnl 4 and 5 Zommercml gfllb Whew' Another year has flown by and the Com mercual Club can take a rest for summer vacatnon For a number of years the Commercual Club has been gomg strong wnth nts many dutues Thus year the Commercial Club us composed of 33 members The dutres of these gurls are to sell and collect tuckets count and sell programs and keep the attendance of each actavnty They also sell advanced tuckets durnng study halls and take care of any cashuer work for plays school Under the leadershup of thenr most capable advlsor Mr Heunle the Presudent Carol Johnson Vnce Pres: dent Laverne Schmolke and the Secretary Dons Jean Cooks the Commercnal Club has been led through another successful year s-Q FRONT ROW lef to rnght Bermce Nuelson Mary Smith Barbara Hancock Bermce Klnnger leanne Shuman Carolyn Orvella Kath ryn Polson ROW 2 Manlyn Mayor Bob Fogelman Margaret LaValley Marlene McQuade Don Neuberger Georgia Kung . .-... .-iw' ' - I at :T r 4 V' A A ,. , al .5 sk ' A 1 A5 t , . . g G A . . A . s ' r . lx , I . . They successfully concluded the year with an daflC9S- and annual Sale? A - ye K r K ' ' ' , . i ' ' - I ' .4 if w' ., ' 1 .. , e K Q . tr ' Q sl 0 , . M V1 LL: ' sy- FRONT ROW Blllrc Kersey Colleen Blumhardt Loretta Delaurentu Ezllth Mae Lawyer Vrnnle Cooper Marlon Twrtchell Kathryn Taketa Mudorr Sakar Gladys Acree ROW 2 loyce Reed Donllla Foster Arlene Best Bernrce Klmger Marvra Rutchre lamce Mcwrllrams Donna Acree luanuta McCready Shrrley Langer Margarrte Carney ROW 3 Patsy Reed Rena Franceschrna Peggy Donway Peggy Duck Barbara Wlllenborg Marlenc McQuade Mary Ann Nard Erleen Nelson Cleo Melcher Yvonne Edwards Claudette Mrnaglua llshcrs Klub The Ushers Club IS based on the prlnclple of renderlng an outstandlng and necessary servlce to the communlty as well as the school lts oblectlve IS to efflclently and courteously carry out the dutres of usherlng and thereby help tremendously ln the control of crowd behaxlor The Usher s Club owes tts exrstence to the fact that lt IS eager to serve ln the aforementloned bustness of usherlng at such school actrvltles as football games basketball games school plays and musrcals and at commencement exerclses Members are selected by an EXECUTIXQ board after students have rndlcated a deslre to torn the organlzatuon Thus board IS made up of older members wrth the club sponsor gtxlng ftnal approval of appllcants In order to recelve plaque credlt a new club member must complete fourteen hours of usherlng a year and elghteen hours are requlred for old members Two points toward plaque crecllt are glven as a maxlmum number of polnts to frrst year ushers and three polnts for two or more years servlce Offlcers of the club for the past year have been Presudent Vrnnle Cooper Vrce Presldent Colleen Blumhardt and Secretary Margaret LaValley Mr Danlel Rlch IS the advrsor Future plans of the club call for revlslng the constltutlon a Junlor Hugh Uslners Club and a new executive board to functlon ln the selectlon of members and an the dlsclpllne sltuattons that may arlse durlng the school year Mr Rach IS Quoted as follows ID thus regard Our club has done a good job thus year and we have the desrre to do better tn the future by hard work and struct devotlon to duty Offzvv ga FRONT ROW left to rrght Sally McKean Maman Nelson Edrth Mae Lawyer Loretta Delaurentr Dorothy Clrard loanna Sherertz Darlene Butkovrch ROW 2 Donulra Foster Frances Head Beverly Hagen Barbara Berry Pat Peterson Vlrgunra lanlsch Shnrley Dragrn Atha Clon anger Shrrley Westmoreland ROW 3 lo Ann Guay Bernrce Klrnger Carol Kunz Lrllran Vaughn Dorrs lean Cooks Phyllis Ellyson Helen Baskett Donna Custer Elame Catsos Lorene Carlson Benny Fosnaugh ROW 4 Ron Schwehm lack Columbl Eddle Eaton Leonard Kello nremr lam Henderson Ken Bowden lerry Clover Don Cheever lohn Morgan Norm Nobach ROW 5 Daryl Orseth lerry Raub Bull Anardl Mrke Rrley lack Pearson Merwyn Ladwng Lee Burnett Bob Prpcr Bob Cross Bull Betts lack Weber usa!- ! , . 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I a FRONT ROW left to rrght Shrrley Westlund Margue Wlcknenko ROW Z Gerry Nelson Ramona Kennedy Margarette Campbell Marlene Thompson lackre Baggett Thera Brudgeman Bernice Nerlsen Vuguma lanrsch Rosalee OConnor ROW 3 Shirley Enms Mrruum Evans Nancy Culdos lackue Matteson Shirley lorgenson Darlene Pollack Emllle Holcomb laclue Irby Sharon Erdman lackre Fathers ROW 4 ludy Mullar Bomta Bogh Darlene Nrema Margaret LeValley loan lrwnn Charlotte Ohman Sue Hehr Pat Marlon Margaret Fullerton Arlene Bartley Carol Coodspeed Vrrgre Wllllams The Renton Junlor Sensor Hugh School has .lunnor Executlves rn four ottnces Amld the turmoul of the Attendance Offuce capable workers operate smoothly collectlng checknng and recordtng attendance slnps under the supervusnon of Mrss Holt You wlll recelve a fruendly May I help you? from the gurls un the Mann Otfnce where telephones are answered students called from classes and other general work as done They are under the dnrectnon of Mrs Warren Mrs Knrk and Mrs Myers Temporary Nurses help Mass Shook an the Nurses Ottrce and the Counselors have asslstance from students who type tule and make themselves generally useful Servnce wuth a smnle rs the motto of the busy S B A Store clerks under the durectnon of Mlss Lundy The Basketgurls gave valuable and to the P E teachers an the shower room Mrs Hazel IS also assisted In the Mlmeo graph Room by students workrng for both expertence and plaque credlt Work cr Q' 5 FRONT ROW Icft to rnght Donna Balzarum Carol Reeves Darlene Saddons Carleen Garner LaVerne Schmolke Carol Knrkman Babs Welch Marne Carprne Colleen Blumhardt Evenell Hagerty ROW 2 loan Harders Dons Anderson Beverly Seles Phyllns Matta Waneta Woodford Mary Bulladeau Paula Holt Shnrley Langer Geneva johnson Nadnne Bodenhamer lanette Rhea Beverly Burnett ROW 3 Soma Edwards loycc Hoge Madelune Zanatta Mary Ann Dunne Charlotte Lednngham Barbara Wnllenborg Rena Frances clnna Phyllas Abbott Bomta Bogh Yvonne Donway Margaret LaValIey Shrrley Scott ROW -l loan lrwrn joan Haynes Laura Sculatn Leone Somers Bob Clayton Bull Fam lack Lawrence lack Colombl Benny Fosnaugh Q ' c . - . s . , - - . 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I , f Y I l , FRONT ROW left to rrght Lenore Sodergrun Norma Larson Monty Cook Bull Betts Betty McCann Ann lustlce ROW 2 Lolreta Edwards Aluda Ann Ballard Patsy Reed Gordon Cullmgsrud Yvonne Donway Darlene Nnemle Betty Pavalnch Kcfazl Selling The future salesmen and retaulers have an excellent opportunrty to unvestngate thus trade In the Retaul Sellmg Club whnch ts part of the class Here they have a flrst hand chance to study good salesmanshrp and practrce It We see some of thelr handnwork dnsplayed un the cases nn the .luntor Hugh entrance as they have charge of these wmdows The advlsor of thus group vs Mr Archue Breslln and club officers are Presldent Monty Cooke and Vrce Presndent Bull Betts V141 Xi Kcrzmzl The purpose of the Unlted Natlons Club under the dxrectuon of Mr La son rs to enable the students to understand better the varrous problems whlch confront the natuons of the world and to be able to cope wuth and possibly prevent snmnlar problems when these stu dents become leaders un future years L'af114 Perfectly co ordmated7 Thats the Latln Club supervlsed by Mass Ellzabeth Clllls Hugh polnt of the year was the annual .lumor Classlcal League convention held at Seattle Pactflc College Barry Dunphy was elected vlce presldent of 1---Q FRONT ROW lc-ft to nght lacquclme Mntchell Barbara Berry Sherry Masel Shnrley Smlth Lavonne Lawrence Leone Somers Carol lohnson lean Hansen Darlene Welch ROW Z Stanley Huseland lan Zrmmerly Charlotte Lednngham Barbara Noble Beverly Hagen Charlene MacSpadden Tom Wmders Laura Sculatn Sylvna Blakesmuth Sarah lane Alluson Katherlnc Polson Colleen Blumhardt Dons Anderson Mary Ann Mlnerlch ROW 3 David Mclntyre Darlene Butknvlch Robert Dlngman lerrv Em0f15 Sandra Hinckley Austm Van Wyck Arlene Best Donna Brush Sally McKean loyce Hoge Lots Dawson Leta Rae Randall Donna Nrelson lean Delaurcnt: Carol Ellyson ROW 4 loyce Bugle-r lay Burmester Ray Perctta Kenton Monroe Art Sagle Barry Dunphy Warner Talso Tom Dobson Peggy Duck jeanme Shuman Marrlyn Tharp loAnn Ellrs Myrnlc Hoey Loretta Smith lackle Baggett Dana Hess ROW S Ted Hartley Clayton Evans Dwnght Holloway llm Murr Don Chocvcr Vurgll Rogers Alf Haavcrson Bob Cross jerry Wul hams Lrc Burnett Bob Hartman lam Slough lam Hansen Don Neubcrgcr Nell Burmcster Ross Yearout john Stewart Ben Fosnaugh -L. 0 0 . . ,b . V ' sf. . .J w K, ,. s I ' I . X ' f' . 1 'E Cx tr Q , F' wi. 1 5' -' .K ' y k 41' 7 A 'F 1 nuns. - . 'r X' 5 20 - . ., ' 'x L , Z-F ' 3 ' 1 NJA 5. 1 Kw ' - 3- ' ' .K 1 Q! w f '.. Q v xl' ' F' 1 ' Y iff? '. - , Q.-lb Z S ' 'Q GTS ff i .7411 - x ,--vc FRONT ROW, left to right: ludy Battello, Rose Ann Pepka, loan Harders. jackie Scott, Pat Peterson, Vinnie Cooper, Myrna Abraham- son. ROW Z: Ardith Giebink, Rita Mead, Paula Artzer, Phyllis Ellyson, Barbara Leigh, Ann Dobson, ROW 3: lack Lindquist, lim Hansen, Ed Eaton, Al Benson, Don Neuberger, Tom Winders. ROW 4: Don Cheever, lerry Williams, Dick Clarke, lack Courter, ' aunril of llnifcd rziirw The United Natnons Club IS divided into two groups namely the Central Councll and the General Assembly The Central Councul consists of members elected from the Latin Club tSenatus Populusque Romael the German Club tDer Deutsche Kreisl the French Club 611 the state federation Before the Chrustrnas holidays the traditional carolung un Latin was carned on and all the Romans in school attended a Christmas party sponsored by the club members fLe Cercle Francansl and the Spanish Club IEI Club Espanoll on a membershup basis The Central Council directs all of the activities of the Unnted Natlons Club and elects nts own offncers who become ex officio the officers of the Unmted Nations Club as a whole About every sux weeks a General Assembly us held at which all members of each of the foreign language clubs are invited to attend At the General Assemblies members of the Unuted Nations Club give debates make speeches put on skits or in other ways try to nnform the students of our world problems This years officers for the fnrst semester were President Ed Eaton Vice President Ken Kung Secre tary Vinnie Cooper and Lubrarnan Pat Peterson FRONT ROW left to right Ann Dobson laclue Scott Vrrgue Williams Darlene Crawford Avonne Bohner Charlotte Carruty ROW Z L1rry Skellinqer Bob Cr1wford ludy Hallum Barbara lohnston Marlene Stew1rt Gayle Myers Marion Kampstad Carolyn Orvella Rose Ann Pepka Cennette Underwood Prudence Vacca Pat Smith Dorothy Olson Carol Eaton Carlene Carlson Rita Thomas Pat Mnnerich ROW 3 Csrol Chmlk Patty Dunkel Nancy Smith Shirley Crowell Gale Gantz Pat Nairn Evelyn Brown Ardlth Cleblnk Put Mmon Doris Guulnnn B1rb1ra Leigh Darlene Pxwlmk Dorothy Oylcr lackle Matteson Phyllis Galiano Sharon Erdman Myrna Abrwhmmson ROW 4 Pvulunc Kozak Bill Ogilve Dwe Nicholson Put Flwhcrty Paul Guay Cury lohnson Richard Holloway Don Custrne lmy Lmqlmd Tom Bovln Robert Swenson Christen Upper Cleo Amerud Marlyse Daneman jackie Hodge loAnn Roberts C-true Nelson Flwn Wullums ROW 5 P1t Foster Cmry Bcmnblossom Cary Kawachi Dick Hickland Richard Dobson Ronmc Eaton El Wundrum Ken Edwards Bull Nichols Chtrles Burks Sheldon Cervden Dennis Barrington Martin Seaholm Shirley Pans Alun' Rtocc Mmrilyn Miller lntn Lines Rnvmary Cox i i - , . , . . . , Y . ' . . - - . i . i . ' t t ' , . - . 4 . . . . it it FIRST ROW lctt to right Bermce Martm Helen Ahrens Tonya Short Vrrglma jamsch joan Harders lns Strandberg Ruta Mead Rachel Barley joanne Andrews Loretta Delaurentu SECOND ROW Delores Tonneson Manlyn Wilson Ramona Kennedy Paula Artzer jan Schauer Slurley Langer Nadine Bodenhamer Arlene Wllllams Duane Lyonans THIRD ROW janet Lewis Margie Rustand Maryse Klrschner Cleo Melcher Rosemary Cox Peggy Osteraa Betty Somers Soma Edwards janet Wlllrams Mickey Donovan FOURTH ROW Tom Teraoka Bull Lang Gene Haynes Ken Kung Wyman Dobson Duck Pollard Charles Lanscrardr Slurley Stafford .?rem'h 6 ul? The French Club thus year has been very successful In thenr own actlvrtaes as well as partrcnpatung un varnous other school affaurs The tlrst semester officers were Presldent Joan l-larders Vnce Presudent Vnrgrnua Janlsch Secretary lrus Strandberg The second semester found these students In OffICe Presrdent Shnrley Lange: Vuce Presudent Sonla Edwards Sec retary Nadrne Bodenhamer The French Club was well represented an the Unrted Natnons Club by Ken Kung Ruta Mead and Paula Artzer Among other actrvutues undertaken were Chrustmas Carolnng sendung frlendshup packages to a French boy and glrl and cornmunn catlng by letter through commlttees wlth the French chuldren Spauzsh 611111 The Spanush Club conslsts of students now In Spanrsh classes and those who have taken two years of thus language The members are entntled to a card and a pm The purpose of the club ns to learn more about Spam and Spanush speakung countrues At Chrustmas the club turns musical and slngs Spanlsh carols rn the halls They also partlcnpate un sponsorrng the language clubs dance The meetnngs are planned by the executive board Mr Larson the advnsor and the club offrcers The offrcers for the flrst semester are Presndent Eddne Eaton Vlce Presvdent Pat Peterson Secretary Jack Lundquust Q.. .V se -any v- FIRST ROW left to nght Don Erickson Ed Eaton Pat Peterson jack Llndqurst Phyllns Ellyson SECOND ROW Mmam Evans Pat Sowers Soma Edwards Darlene Olsen Phyllrs jensen juamta McCready Phyllls Sancrant Mane Carpme Mrdorl Sakal Patncua Boden hamer Mary Roberts THIRD ROW Mary jane Smnth Marvua Rntchne Lllllan Vaughn Bomta Bogh Marlene McQuade Carol Crease Paula Holt johanna Sherertz jean Mead FOURTH ROW Tom Dennls Nadme Bodenhamer Roberta Provnn Russell Carlson Gary Kent Amta Shaw Gwyneth Bunker juanlta jackson Barbara jackson Betty jennmgs FIFTH ROW Royal Domingo Bull jennlngs Ernest Brown jack Courter jlm Halladay jack Ftzgerald Richard Rowland Cordon Ranum Ronnue McConnehea L V , 0 k .,.-..- ., 1, ,QT .Qt ' .7 ' , f ' A 5 . 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I ,v .V I V - . . . - 19 nu' 3' A. ,fe FRONT ROW left to rught Vunnue Cooper Carol Shultz Charlotte Goldman Sue Hehr Duane Hougardy Thelma Rockstad Margaret Ward ROW 2 Ceschen Maas Don Hehr Albert Benson lum Wulluams Verne Ingram Dana Clausen ROW 3 Ierry Slough Bob Clark Bul Monson Bob Oppue Ron Hudson ROW 4 joel Zappalo Cary Dume Duck Clarke German 61116 The Deustche Vereun has completed uts thlrd year deducated to the purpose of promotung a better understandung of the German people and theur customs Along wlth other projects the club corresponds wuth many people un Germany The German Club membershup ts lumuted to students enrolled un German classes and those who have completed at least one semester successfully The club us advused by Mr Don Larson but elects tts own oftucers each semester Flrst semester offlcers were Henry Julg presldent Jlrn Wulluams vlce presudent and Sue Hehr secretary Second semester offtcers were .lum Wulluams presu dent Duck Clarke vuce presldent and Charlotte Goldmann secretary The German Club also sends delegates to the Unuted Natuons Club 5'1rc' Patrol Thus Years ftre patrol has had a busy tame Besudes their usual duty of checkung wundows rooms and halls durung bu monthly ture duty they also have the responslbnltty of the A bomb drulls All the students un the portable are moved unto the buuldung for better protection The squad members statloned outsude the buuldlng are assigned to Mr Funch and Mr O Brlen as messengers and as helpers un the flrst and room ln case of a power knockout the squad members wnll act as communucatlon system untts for the entnre buuldung Thus IS the furst year the school has had A bomb drllls The practlce dnlls have been very successful and wull save many luves un case of an A bomb blast T '-m'- ' ,f II' FRONT ROW lett to rught Norman Nobach Daryl Squares Roger Goodspeed Chuck Gearhart lum Prutchard Tom Teraoka ROW 2 Gordon Gullungsrud Bull Wagner Clayton Evans Duck Pollard lack Duckunson lohn Nesbutt ROW 3 lack Weber Allen Armstrong Ron Schwehm jack Lawrence Don Carlson lohn landers ROW 4 lum Baggett Ierry Raub George Strugar Mervyn Ladwug Ben Fosnaugh X 'Y A ,. . f A 1 Q Q 1 . ,nt fr 5 ,f ' l , Q T V ., 1 -'ef A . - ' 1 0 l ,,-L. -, H--li . 'V .- t 7 ' . , A r I , .J - . f I Q ' ' at ls no lj .I 4 1,4 l 'Tj I . I , ,A f .1 Q ' , u Y ' g. . I 5 . f N l FIRST ROW lett to right Skippy Gunderson Don Murdock Leonard Kellomemr Ken Kung SECOND ROW Richard Rockey Don Tackett Bull Cumn Frank Tobacco THIRD ROW Mrke Rnlcy Charles Rletschnerder flu!! Przfrvl The Hall Patrol IS an organnzatuon for the purpose of controlllng the conduct of the students In the halls durnng lunch hour Those on the Hall Patrol are selected from Letter men and are dlrected by Mr John Suzuck From the group of I2 Sensor Hugh Lettermen Mlke Rlley was selected student captaln These boys have been success ful nn theur lob of keeplng our halls orderly ,C eifermm The Lettermens Club was organized a few years ago wnth school servlce as an oblectuve Thus year that us lust what they have been dolng and a good lob ot It too' To quality as a member ot thus organnzatlon a boy must earn a letter un some mayor sport whnch also entitles hum to uncover a strlpe on hrs school sweater FIRST ROW le to nght Leonard Kellomemn ary Kent Stan Huseland Rrchard LaFayette oss Yearout Tom Dobson SECOND ROW Muke I9 ery over Bull Cumn B Fam on Robertson lack Weber Frank Tobacco THIRD ROW Don Carlson Pat OBrien Ralph Connelly Tex Halladay Orlan Wood lack Lmdquust FOURTH ROW Melvm Deering Bob Fogelman Chuck Gearhart Roger Goodspeed lrm McBeth Charles Renfschnender Bob Hartman Rrchard Rockey O' s , f ,,,.,,.. :I P -- M ... ,-. ,,,, , J ' 2. - 1 ' a , , - 4. if I 3 pt 1 I I ,. , tt ' 1 ' QC . , ' .R , , 1: ' R'Iy,lr GI .' t.an QR y 4, . b 3 : , 31- 4 FIRST ROW lett to right Tony Smart Tom Dobson Stan Huseland SECOND ROW Farrell Brodne Bull Gunnn Ken Kung Bob Hartman THIRD ROW lerry Glover lack Lrndqulst Duck LaFayette Charles Relfschneuder Ross Yearout FOURTH ROW Make Riley Skup Gunderson Bull Fam Orlan Wood Ron Schwehm Parkmg Pafrvl 6 ll Sixteen Iettermen composed of two teams made up thus years Parkung Patrol Supervised by Mr John Suzlck Mr Archie Breslm and Mr Frank Duntley the Under Advisor John Suzlck the Iettermen take care b0Y5 C'a'm fheY have Cleared The 'Of of 500 Cars 'n I5 mlnutes after a game Members of the Patrol meet several txmes to ds cuss parking technlc and effrcuency The boys are gwen plaque credit for thus servnce Off'Ce 5 of the dub are p e5'denf Don Carlson provndlng they partnclpate un one other servuce of the and secretary Barry Dunphy c ub of hall patrol stadlum parkung and patrolnng at basket ball games and track meets They also sponsor an annual dance Naw- .9 FIRST ROW lett to nght Sklp Gunderson Tony Smart Farrell Brodne Allen Armstrong Darrell Webster SECOND ROW Ron Schwehm Clayton Evans Don Murdock lack Dncknnson Henry Haroldson john Nesutt THIRD ROW Nat Weathers Wynn Hess Barry Dunphy Bull Anardn Don Tackett Gordon Gulllngsrud Bob Mosher FOURTH ROW lnm Baggett Daryl Squures lam St Claur lack Schroeder Ken Kung Bnan Smlth lun Pntchard ' 4 s - , f - +9 ' F x M S-1 ' y Q V x X 1 I : O' N I f 4 14 wk. . L' in fuse I I ' '58 sa I I A I 'I - .. 4 I .- 5. A , l 1 1 - 1 - , V - - 0 A , . , . . , . - I , . . . - A . - . . I - A , 1 Z , , .. .. . . I , . . - 4 41 ,L a 4 5 4 ' u v 9 - , ' It , J - , l I ,J ,- 1 . ' . , J , - ' 5 . . - - . v . . FRONT ROW, left to right: Dare Schaut, Don Coe, Dick Schopf, Ron M:Connehea, Ron Shields. Allen Armstrong, Cary Kawachi, ROW 2: Martin Seaholm, Gordon Ranum, Al Benson, Don Gunderson, Leonard Edwards, Gerald Edlund, Dick Beard, David Nicholson. Don Pirie. ROW 3: Ed Gran. Cary Dime, Don Tackett. Pep Hand Orignnated by Mr Rockhull twelve years ago when it became apparent that a small band was needed for basketball games pep assemblies the Winter Band Concert and exchange assemblies the Pep Band has now become a tradition Thxs all boy organization besides playing marches and school songs specialize in special swing tunes and this year worked together with the cheer leaders on some musical yells As usual they did a very fine job Our thanks go to Mr Rockhrll and his boys for providing us with really swell music all year long lf after A girl earning a letter in after school sports is entitled to be a member of Letter Girls Club under the supervision of Miss Agnes Stewart The club officers are President Phyllis Abbot Vice President Barbara Fitzgerald Secretary Dorothy Girard FRONT ROW left to right Barbara Fitzgerald Dorothy Girard Phyllis Balzarini Donna Kerr Barbara Clarke Pauline Proctor lanette Rhea Carpine Lorna Pals ROW 3 LeeAnna Doddridge Arlene Best Marvra Peggy Conway Shirley Lotto Carol Ann johnson Phyllis Matta Evelyn Marian Nelson Betty McCann Doris Cooks Barbara Fuller Yvonne Barbara 0Nenl Evenell Hagerty Shirley lorgenson Marne Ritchie Bonita Bogh Ann lustus loan Irwin loanne Cuay Monaghan ROW 4 Mary Monk Mary Billadeau Paula Artzer Donway lean Lansciardi Betty Ann Pavlich Leona Baldwin LaVerne Schmolke ROW 5 Donna Custer Myrna Saebens Patsy Reed Beverly Marr Darlene Nlemi Carol Lewis Shirley Wilkins Sue Hehr Leona Somers Barbara Willenborg Mary Ann Dunne jackie Baggett Kathleen DuBois A E , ' : ' 5 , ' , ' Abbott. ROW 2: Doris Anderson, Colleen Blumhardt, Donna FRONT ROW left to right Beverly Seles Virginia lanrsch ROW Z Gordon Gullingsrud Tom Teraoka lack Courter ll' Because of the large number of girls who have lettered in sports the meetings are held after school Then the business of the club is transacted and those who are outstanding in the various activities are selected for their inspiration to their teammates Khcer Zander The l95O Sl Cheer Leaders have put plenty of hard work and smiles into their cheering Twice a week they practice under the direction of Mrs Hannus so we can see them execute the yells perfectly at our pep assemblies and games Our pep squad this year was Bev Seles Jack Courter Tom Teraoka Cordy Cullings rud and Jack Lawrence The latter was replaced by Virginia Janisch at the end of the football season They are to be congratulated for the splendid work they have done this year in backing the team and leading the students FRONT ROW, left to right: Iris Strandberg, Darlene Welch, lean Lyonais, Midori Sakai. ROW 2: Loretta Delaurenti, Atha Clon- inger, Virginia janisch. Carolyn Orvella, Marion Kampstad, Margaret LaValley, Bernice Klinger, Babs Welch, Elaine Gatsos, Carol Reeves, Frances De Maria. loanne Andrews. ROW 3: Madeline Zanatta, Vivian Stanley. luanita McCready, Donna Acree, Nadine Bodenhamer, Lillian Vaughn, lean Granville, Shirley Levvix, Margaret Ward. Bev Burnett, Katherine Polson, Rita Mead. ROW 4: Geneva Berg, Glenda Catcher. Darlene Olsen, loyce Hoge, Donila Foster, Sonia Edwards, Carol Crease, loanna Sherertz, Elaine Ralph, Wanda Reed, Karyl Winnette, loy Reed, Pat Nairn. ROW 5: Arlene Best, lean Harders, loan Harders, Charlotte Ledingham, Rena Franceschina. Vernie Hancock, Alice Armstrong, Pat Foster, Marlene McQuade, Mary Ann Nard, Cleo Melcher, Lorene Carlson, Evelyn Brown, Shirley Langei. ll I SAXOPHONE QUARTET, left to right: Dare Schaut, Barbara Haugan, Ronald Shields, Don Coe. CLARINET TRIO: Mary Ann Dunne, Gary Kawachi, joe Mance. WOODWIND ENSEMBLE: Donna Leslie, Kenton Monroe, Leone Sommers, Barbara Clarke. CLARINET QUARTET: Donna Leslie, Merwyn Ladwig, Leone Sommers, Allen Armstrong. Scuiar Completing a busy year, Mr. Randall Rockhill, director of the Renton Junior-Senior High Orchestra, agrees with us that this year has been one of the busiest for the Orchestra and himself. Containing forty members who have all been selected because of their desire to play in orchestra as well as their skill, we can boast proudly of a fine Orchestra. Their music has been interesting and styled for our listening pleasure. All attending the Fall Play, All-School Show, and Senior Play, including various concerts and assemblies, unanimously agree that our Renton Junior-Senior High School Orchestra is tops. Hats off to our Orchestra and to Mr. Randall Rockhill, their director, for superior service to our school and community. Senior J-Hgh Salma! ,. ,,. I ,'. . , . ' ' l l Q 5 1 l I i V 5 . , Q i. 1 3 ,ni f 2' , G A ,Srl- FRONT ROW, Iett to right: Lavonne Allen. Kathryn Polson. loyce Hoge. Charles Knight, Shirley Williams, Cennette Underwood. Carol Holmes, Marilyn Tharp, Bill Longwell, Dorothy Pursian, Valda Miles, Pearl Pasco. ROW 2: Don Custer, Carol Schultz, Leone Summers. Barbara Clarke, Pat Nairn, Kenton Monroe, Gordon Ranum, Al Benson, Cary Dime, jackie Matteson. Leroy Aanrud, Beverly Clymer. ROW 5: Donna Balzarini, loan Lines, Beverly Hagen, Dick Clarke, Don Tackett, Don Pirie, Leonard Edwards, Dick Beard. 'lil li: 1 i3 ' Ii Ii 'N ,.i,g5! FRONT ROW, left to right: Allen Armstrong, Merwyn Ladwig, Leone Sommers, Gary Kawachi, Paul Duke, Chris Upper, Pat Nairn. ROW 2: loe Mance, Mary Ann Dunne, Kenneth Scott, Gary Wedemeyer, ludy Battelo, Dick Schopf, Ron Shields, Carlene Carlson, Donna Leslie, Colleen Blumhardt, Barbara Clarke, Eddie Crow, Gene Underwood, lim Engstrom, Duane Bergman, Madge Sipila, Shirley Bachin, Kenton Monroe. ROW 3: Don Neuberger, Norine C t i ht Lois Roosa, La Rae Lewis, Don Davidson, Barbara Haugan, Ronnie McConnehea. Dare Schaut, Don Goe, Don Pirie, Ed Eaton, Gordon Ranum, our wr g , Peggy Dick, AI Benson, Martin Seaholm, Iohn Ianders, Ken Edwards, Don Gunderson, Dave Nicholson, Gerald Edlund, Leonard Edwards, Dick Beard. ROW k B b P Ot Lo a Pals, Marlene McQuade. 4: Dick Clarke, Larry Hitchcock, Glen McDaniels, Don Tackett, Clifford Creek, Ed Gran, Fran ee ee, eggy s eraa, rn High chaff! Hand Under the direction of Mr. Randall Rockhill, the Renton Junior-Senior High School Band has had a red-letter year during 1950-Sl. They started the school year by playing and marching at the dedication of the new U. of W. stadium for the Wash- ington-Kansas State game. The Band also did their awe-inspiring marching between halves at the home games. Among their most important concert appearance was the winter concert in January. The Band and Pep Band put on an evenings entertainment enjoyed by a capacity audience. Besides their regular spring concert, they will again appear in the Western Washington Band contest which will be held in April, it is hoped they will add another superior rating to the longest string of superior ratings received by any Western Washington school, Added to the equipment of the Band this year was the big bass drum noted as the largest west of the Mississippi. Orche fra 1, . 'Q STRING TRIO. left to right: loyce Hoge. Marilyn Tharp, Genette Underwood. CORNET TRIO: Don Gunderson, Gerald Edlund David Nicholson. VIOLIN DOUBLE CONCERTO: Kathryn Polson, Lavonne Allen. 'Wane 6 I UQ VARSITY QUARTET Left to right: Don Tackett, Gordon Gullings- rud, lerry Williams, Richard Rockey. GIRLS' NONETTE Left to right: Donna Blyth, loy Siebens, La- vonne Lawrence, Helen Baskett, Mary Roberts, Barbara Fuller, Beverly Marr, Myrnie Hoey, Sue Hehr. Accompanist: Phyllis Ellyson. BRASS QUARTET Left to right: AI Benson, Gordon Ranum, Len : J Edwards, Dick Beard. l 3 1 The Renton Senior High Chorus, under the direction of Mr. Harold C. Best, is an enthusiastic group consisting of 65 mem- bers. lt plays a very important part in the school life at Renton High. The Chorus started off the school year by singing at the Western Washington Fair at Puyallup. They gave two performances, one of which was broadcast. ln November, the Chorus helped in the promotion of the bond issues at a football game. One of the highlights of the year was the annual chorus processional which opened the Christmas concert. They also per- formed at the spring concert and concert-review assemblies. They sang a variety of selections-popular, semi-popular and stand- ard a cappella selections. The production numbers presented by the Chorus, complete with action, dancing and costumes, contributed to the success of the all-school show Shore Leave. The Chorus gave a performance for the Kiwanis Club and participated in the chorus and glee club contest held at Enumclaw. Their last performance of the year was at the baccalaureate service for the graduating seniors. 5 ' ff ' ll FRONT ROW, left to right: Lorna Pals, Edith May Lawyer, Barbara Hancock, Nancy Croyle, Vinnie Cooper, Pauline Kozak, Dixie Lee Foster, Diane Plano, Myrnie Hoey, Vernie Hancock, Shirley jorgenson, Beverly Marr, Shirley lones, Phyllis Ellyson, Pat Foster. ROW 2: Lavonne Lawrence, loy Siebens, Temple Cave, LaVor Lohr, Donna Blythe, Sharon Daly, Barbara Fuller, Helen Baskett, Geneva Berg, Sarah lane Allison, Donna Kerr, Mary Roberts, Carole Brown, Betty Marweg, Thera Bridgeman, Sue Hehr. ROW 3: john Balzarini, Terry Holmstrom, Richard Rockey, Cary Kent, Richard Dobson, Monty Cooke, Chester Perala, Neil Burmester, jerry Slough, Roger Coodspeed, Don Murdock, Gordon Cullingsrud, Ron Stafford, Bill Wagner, Don Tackett. ROW 4: Skippy Gunderson, George Erickson, lim Boydston, Charles Andreasson, George Strugar, Clifford March, Don Mulberry, Lynn 62 Taylor, Bob Weymouth, jerry Williams, Lloyd Tonkin. Ted johnson, lay Burmester, lim Wright, Tom Fraidenburg. FRONT ROW, left to right: Dolores Schreiner, Shirley Rasmussen, Gloria Teasdale, Bonnie Segur, Barbara Karstens, Arlene Bartley, Marlene Thompson, Charlotte Anderson, Lora Craig, Ulene Atkinson, Marilyn Grove, Rosalee O'Connor, janice McWilliams, Carolyn Pfaendler, Valeria Schultz, jackie Hodge, Donna Wallace. ROW 2: Betty Smith, Romana Kennedy, Marian Twitchell, Ardene Best, Anita Delaurenti, Carol Ellyson, Patty McTighe, Vivian Stanley, Donna Murdock, Claudette Aasen, Donna Gibbons, Pauline Gleason, jackie Irby, Wanita Woodford, Kathleen Ballard, Diane Domingo, Tonya Short. ROW 3: Maxine King, Mary Billadeau, Shirley Caldwell, Lois Dawson, Donna Bruce, jonell Drazick, Fredetta DeGruchy, Corrine Brannen, Carol Fuller, Yvonne Edwards, Rosalee Frye, Gayle Myers, Shirley Lancaster, Myrna Siebens, Phyllis Galliano, Marilyn Phillips, Marlys Dinghman, ROW 4: Arlene Delaurenti, Marilyn Smith, Toni johnson, Cleo Melcher, Donna Bush, Lavonne Lawrence, Sylvia Herr, Karyl Winnett, Georgia Tarahanich, Frances Head, Sharon Wood, Donna Blyth, Georgia King, Carolyn Crookston, Evelyn Monaghan, joan Harders, Sally Hurskaenen. Glee 61116 The Senior High School Girls' Glee Club is a group of 75 girls directed by Mr. Harold G. Best. The girls have made many performances in the past year and have played a large part in our school life. ln November they helped with the promotion of the bond issues at a football game. They made their annual performance at the Christmas and spring concerts and also at the chorus and glee club contest at Enumclaw. The Girls' Glee Club has performed at many of our assemblies during the year. A new feature of the Girls' Glee Club this year was the performances given at various hospitals during the school year. They gave two one-hour performances at the Marine hospital, one at Christmas and the other in May. It was a variety show with dancing, solos, and ensembles by members of the Glee Club as well as the Glee Club itself, They gave a performance at the Madi- gan hospital in Tacoma and during the Christmas season they toured the halls of the new Renton hospital caroling. They also made several perfmmar-fa: bef 'e service clubs in our community, Elzaru - GIRLS SEXTETTE Left to right Vinnie Cooper accompanist Barbara Hancock LaVor Lohr Thera Bridge man Pauline Ko1akBVernie Hancock Geneva erg. A GIRLS' TRIO Lett to right: Peggy Dick, accompanist: Lorna Pals, Vinnie Cooper, Carole Brown. Co wail gms Y Xv Shore ,Ccave The All School Show Ivfibfb THE BALI HAI FORCED TO DANCE av TROPICAL ATTRACTIONS THE NEW YORKERSH fxfi Inman THE TEXANS -3 THE FINALE Zz!! Z7 ay bl 'Heaven an Wai! This year's Fall play, Heaven Can Wait, by Harry Segal, was a tremendous success when appreciative and attentive audiences packed the auditorium on the evenings of November l6th and l7th. Heaven Can Wait is a highly imaginative comedy and its success was due to the hard work the cast, production staff, stage and make-up crew put forth. Members of the faculty on the production staff were: Harley Kirk, director of dra- matics: Philip Hansen, director of staging, and Frances Lowe, who was assistant to the director. Student members were: Georgia King, prompterg Neil Burmester, company man- ager, Janie Reynolds and Lavonne Lawrence, costumes, Bernice Klinger and Vivian Stan- ley, who were in charge of props. The comedy of this phantasy-comedy is about an over-zealous heavenly messenger who collects the soul of a young prize-fighter 60 years too soon. Complications arise when the young man's soul tries to return to its earthly body. The body has been cremated by friends. The highly amusing circumstances following this discovery are coupled with the deeper notes of faith, devotion and fair play-factors that made Heaven Can Wait superior to the average comedy. Senivr P ay 'i. ?' fx f xg Aualher language A new high in dramatic achievement by our high school senior thespians was pre- sented on the stage of the Renton High School auditorium on the evenings of April 26th and 27th. The play was widely appreciated by all. The name was Another Language , and its brilliant authoress-Rose Franken. The plot of the intriguing comedy-drama centers around a domineering and DOSSGS- sive old lady who is the mother of four innocent sons, four harassed daughters-in-law, and a dominating wife of a kind old man. The old witch was ably portrayed by Janie Rey- nolds. One of her daughters-in-law, nicely played by Beverly Burnett, rebels admirably against the old woman and trys to save her marriage from being destroyed. She succeeds in the last act when her husband turns to his mother and says a decisive, Goodbye Mother. The husband in question was brilliantly played by Gary Kent. The other three daughters-in-law gave scintillating performances and were competently played by Sue Hehr, Evenell Hagerty, and Thera Bridgeman. Norman Nobach played a young man with ambitious ideas and designs on the rebelious daughter-in-law. The other three sons were played by Darwin McTighe, Bob Clayton, and Jerry Papke. The poor, suffering husband of the old lady was convincingly played by Bob Piper. The play had a cast of eleven. Mr. Harley Kirk was the faculty director. Mr. Phillip Hansen was in charge of stag- ing. The stage crew worked tirelessly to provide two authentic sets. Frances Lowe was in charge of the production staff. Members of the production staff were: Neil Burmes- ter, Bill Lang, Diane Hougardy, Barbara Fuller, and Janette Rhea. Everybody concerned agreed that the play made theatrical history in Renton High and that it was a very rewarding and worthwhile project. r x-fr'rA 'fi l,j.x ' 1 K' t Ig Dramatirs 61116 FRONT ROW left to rught Darlene Welch Thera Brudgeman Vunnue Cooper Beverly Burnett Barbara Fuller Ceorgua Kung Gayle Myers ROW 2 Lavonne Lawrence Paulune Proctor Aluce Armstrong Duane Hougardy loyce Hoge Leone Somers Mary Nard Emuly Holcomb lane Bugler Bernuce Neulson ROW 3 Dorus Anderson Mernue Hoey Bob Clayton lery Papke Darwun McTughe Gary Kent lum Abraham Margue Wucknenko ROW 4 Don Custer Bob Puper Merwyn Ladwug Don Phullups Don Purue Charles Andreasson Norman Nobaclu The Dramatucs Club under the new durectuon of Mrs Lowe and wuth Beverly Burnett as presudent completed a very successful year The purpose of the club us to promote skull un publuc appearance whether ut be un drama musuc or dancung A tryout for new members us conducted at the begunnung of the year to guve the students a chance to show theur talents Meetungs are held once a month The Thanksguvung assembly program thus year entutled A Korean Thanksguvung was wrutten durected and acted by the members of thus club The club members also took an actuve part un all phases of the All School Show Other events umportant to the club members are the exchange assemblues wuth other schools The Dramatucs Club should recenve a round of applause from students and faculty for provudnng good entertaunment Make-up Ereuf Wuth the Increase of new members the Make up Crew has shown competence and excellent co operatuon The new members were wullung to accept helpful suggestuons guven to them by theur advusors Mr Hansen and Mrs Lowe Two pounts are receuved uf a student has been a member n good standung for one year The next two years a member may receuve three pounts each year after beung a member for two years you may receuve a symbol lThus guves the members three years un whuch to earn a symbol and a possubuluty of eught pounts throughout the three years un Senuor Hugh School l The productuons they worked for were Fall Play All School Show Dramatucs Club Assemblues and Sensor Play FRONT ROW lett to ruglut Lulluan Vaughn Shurley Langeu Vurgunua lanusclu Frances De Mana Muckey Donovan ROW 2 Beverly Seles Soma Edwards Darlene Butkovuclu Sarah Alluson Elaune Catsos lo Anne Zappalo ROW 3 Betty McCann Evelyn Brown Ron Stafford Eddue Eaton lack Lundquuust Shurley Wulkuns Maruon Kampstad NOT SHOWN Charlotte Ledungham II , .t I, , o - o , 4 , 0 . . 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I I v u - u . - : I r ' . . u . . 3 - Stage Krew X g:Or4T SIOW left to right Arlene Best Barbara Lelgh Vlvran Stanley ROW 2 Dana Clausen Ron Hudson Don Hehr Ken Kung ares ruz As usual thus years stage crew has done a commendable job Thus year under the dlrectron of Mr Phalup Hansen and Mr Harley Krrk the stage crew although largely mexperrenced has come a long way They are rn charge of lnghtmg stagmg and scenery of our varrous assemblues and dramatic productuons Thus year the llghtmg has been umproved by addung a new drmmer board wlth whrch they can obtaln unique effects nmpossrble wlthout at Also colored footllghts and more beam lights have Improved the lrghtmg These nlne boys and four gurls contrrbute a lot of tlme and effort toward further Ing thus reputatron for good dramatic productlons I7 V4 Krew The P A Crew advrsed by Mr Kenneth Pattue work behmd the scenes of every assembly athletuc contest and dramatrc productron They are the fellows who set up the sound equrpment so that outsrde speakers can be heard In the case of athletrc contests they gave a play by play account of the action Thus the P A Crew plays an Important role In practucally every actlvlty of the school xi-X FRONT ROW, left to rrgllt Art Sagle, Mr Pattle ROW 2 Don Hehr, Gary Drme, Norman Noblch, Henry lrlg ROW 3 Roger Gavun, lun Boydston, Lee Burnett r , ' ' 5 V ,A 42 - - f ,y. 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I I . 5611101 l6'all One of the most highlighted affaurs thus year was the Senuor Ball Wuth Winter Wonderland as uts theme the Senuor Ball was completely enchanting The decoratuons were the most thrullung uobs ever done Above the heads of the dancers hung a castle in the clouds complete wuth soft colors and lughts lntermussuon was hughlughted by a song done by Cary Kent and Beverly Burnett The Curls Truo accom panued by Donna Kerr also sang a few numbers Janette Rhea acted as Mistress of Ceremonues during the program Faculty general chaurman was Mrs Bernice Lloyd who worked wuth capable committees to guve all the people attending an enyoyable tume jumar Pram As you walked unto the gym you saw Mather Goose at her finest The punk and gray pastels made the Woman un the Shoe Bo Peep and Luttle Boy Blue stand out considerably The dancers whurled beneath Luttle Muss Muffets spider web to the musuc of Ken Cloud and hus orchestra During untermussuon the Mother Goose Parade was presented to the Promers as they stepped from an enormous story book Thus was one of the most unusual themes ever to be used by any Renton Hugh School commuttee under the leadership of Muss Hedwug Husby general chairman clean up chairman Archue Breslun Junuor counculmen were Peggy Conway Darlene Welch Joyce Reed Ruta Mead Atha Clonunger Joyce Skellunger Dwight Holloway AI Aarhus and Al Benson The hard work of all the above and of all the many Junuor Class members brought the Renton Hugh one of the most unusual and excutung Proms ever Jufomccamlng Queen Lavern Schmolke reigned over the thurd annual Homecomung game held November 23 and e dance at the Spanish Castle held November 24 Her ourt consusted of Pruncesses Donna Blyth and Paulune Proctor Eughteen gurls were selected by the Student Body From thus group names of seven receuvung the most votes were given to an Alumnu Assocuatuon commuttee who chose the funal three Senuor gurls The queen and her court were presented to the audueruce at the stadium by Jerome Faull the alumni presu dent Muss Schmolke was crowned by Marue Watson last years Homecomung queen Cala Days Fruday March I3 started out wuth a bang lt was cotton and ueans day Every where you went un the halls you saw gurls un lught and fluffy cotton dresses and boys un theur leans Then the funal event of the Tolo came when the gurls took theur dates to the dance The decoratuons were beautiful and the dance was a bug success Roger C-oodspeed reugned as kung and Donna Kerr was hus queen The theme for the Tolo was Bushel and a Peck 0 , . - , . 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K' L 4,1 X + Ar ,Ag f-fi .1 ,V ,477 XX-Z 5,55 3 X22 E I For the thrrd tnme In as many years the Everett Seagulls soundly trounced the lndnans Fnnal score was 20 O The lnduans defense lapsed only three tumes but the offense couldnt seem to get gorng Renton 6 Auburn l2 Playnng good ball for three quarters an nmproved lndnan squad dropped a close l2 6 game to the Trojans of Auburn The fnrst quarter proved to be thelr undoing as Auburn scored porn s In e Irs mlnutes of the game The Renton touchdown was set up by a fumble of Chuck Cearharts 60 yard punt recovered on the three yard lme by George Strugar Fullback Allen Arm strong smashed over to score 00 Renton O Everett 20 Renton 0 Puyallup O The men of Red and Whlte Con trnuung to nmprove met the strong Puyallup squad and held them to a scoreless tue The lnduans threatened to score only once drnvung to the Vaknng lO yard lane early ln the fnrst quarter Here they lost the ball on downs Renton 6 Lake Washnngton O Jinx dld ann' M Janx IS Clayton Evans and for the second season he has scored the only touch down rn the lndlan Kangaroos feud ln the l95O game he took a short pass from Jack Dlcklnson and sprlnted down the sldelune for S7 yards That was the first wln of the season for Renton Renton 6 Whrte Rrver 20 Fred West and Company again proved their supremacy over the Red a O O furst half he punched to he fnrst touchdown of the nnght The touchdown was set up by Allen Arm ong on S5 ya d da h to e Hornet l5 Two plays later h dro e oxer the goal lune Thus apparently andered the Hornets for thelr stmg was soon felt wlth three qurck touchdowns and .4 K 1 s ' ' I - h . ' 9 Y A E - ' C l D E - H H Mr. ' it ag . r, A ' L-.. ' ' - - all l2 ' t with' th f' t l8 ' ' - ' h sklns. The lndlans, after battling to - . . V t str a - r s th- ,' . ' e Rl I .IR x Q .Q K, -. a r . '2- Sq X' 5 A . 'A 1 s , xi. ,. 'S I K T i T5 R ag ,R ,V X V V5 3 fl two conversions Renton Zl Sumner 7 Bouncung back from a prevlous defeat the lndlans completely dorm nated the Sumner Spartans ll departments of play offense and de fense The lnduan scores were made by Allen Armstroofgs 62 and Zl yard runs and by Wynn Hess on a 77 yard klck off return The lndlar' defense weakened only once that being late In 5 flnal period when Sumner playung agannst reserves punched over a touchdown and con versuon Renton 0 Kent Mernduan 6 The boys from the valley having one of 'theur most tragnc seasons pulled the years greatest upset by dumpung the Indians 6 0 Father Tume was theur undoing as they had druven 60 yards to the Kent Merudlan three unch lane before time ran out Renton 7 Clover Park 6 After a two week rest the lndnans held off an upset munded Clover Park eleven as they won 7 6 The game was played nn below freezung tem peraturis Jack Dncknnson was the Renton 20 Haghllne 0 A fared up lndlan eleven soundly trounced theur Turkey Day rlvals from Hnghlune 20 0 The lndlans dld every thnng well partlcularly on offense Allen Armstrong and Jack Dncknnson were the bug guns for the lnduan attack Armstrong running a Hugh llne punt 70 yards to score and dravlng for two converslons Dlckm son bootlegged l7 yards to one touch down and passed to George Strugar or the other The squad was honored when Daryl Squares made All Conference team and Nat Weathers made All Con ference Second Team Honorable men tton was also glven Jack Dlckunson Allen Armstrong and Clayton Evans t' hero of the game scorlng on a bootleg play to brlng the lndlans from behind thus enablung Allen Armstrong to wln the contest by has conversuon Def 4 Var :fy netball L A We ax ml Q1 FRONT ROW left to nght Duck Rach lohn landers Bull Wagner lack Weber Allen Armstrong lam St Claur lack Dlckmson Doug Troyer ROW 2 Coach McKee Bob Nesbitt Don Carlson AI Aarhus Wynn Hess Loren lrwrn jrm Prltchard Duck Allen Sud Perettr ROW 3 Coach Ward john Nntzmger Nat Weathers Barry Dunphy Gene Pederson Bob Castonguay Chuck Cearhart Daryl Squlres Roger Coodspeed George Strular jumar Var :fy anim!! FRONT ROW left to right Don Survell Bob Hartman Walter Wllson Gary McCorkle Bull Van Ry Tom Wlnders Dave Wndger Rachard Dobson Coach Keehr ROW 2 Sheldon Gerarden Don Emmons Bull Berry Vernon Om Bull Parker llm Baggett Bull Baker Duck Poff Royal Domrngo ROW 3 Bob Poff Lyle Olson jerry Wrllrams lack Schroeder Ralph Connelly Ken Edwards Duck Clarke Sprral Bosley Coach Bemns 1 fr ,', A . A l Q ty! ' I ' ' .,f' , ' . l Y M 'A ' 4 Y 3 N x 'Q x. ', g I L 1 v l C l ' ' -l S A - K F , y l 2 g 3 . ul A W 'L ' ' -1.13. A a, Q Q F 1 ,Q 1--A uw .', s. .,-, ' M'-gif' Y, .f ri' rv v J, , .4 ,Aa l6'a ke! Renton 5I Issaquah 34 The Indlans opened the l95O 5I basketball season by trounclng the Issaquah Induans 5I 37 on th I saquah floor Mnke Ruley lndrans guard paced Renton attack gather ng In I3 ponnts for the nrghts work Renton 30 Chehalus 34 The lndnans almost won thus one leadnng oy two ponnts with less than a mlnute remannung In the game 30 28 However the Bearcats came back to wun 34 30 George Strugar was hugh for Renton wath I I counters Renton 32 Everett 35 Renton 32 Everett 38 The Indians lost both battles with the Seagulls 35 32 nn the opener and 38 32 In the second contest Muke Rlley and George Strugar paced e lndtans un both contests Ruley co :ng ll nn the furst battle an Strugar I6 un the second Hlghllne 48 Renton 39 Hughlune 45 Renton 38 The Indnans fought hard but lost both battles to the State Champuon Pnrates Both Contests were extremely close but the Purates showlng cool nerve won the games from the foul lme Don McDougall and Bob Malone paced the Psrates nn the two games collectnng I5 and I2 pounts respec tnvely George Strugar led Renton In the two contests snnkung I3 un the flrst and I7 In the second X., v ,J I Sumner 36 Renton 38 Sumner 45 Renton 33 The lnduans narrowly eked out a 38 36 Wm over Sumner on their own floor by the efforts of Jack Brattus and a last second basket I the second contest Sumner playung on thelr own floor defeated the men of Red and Whute nn the funal pernod of play after Mlke Riley and George Strugar had fouled out George was hugh for Renton un the furst contest wzth I5 ponnts Renton 5I Kent Merndlan 35 Renton 58 Kent Meruduan 38 The lnduans easuly won both con tests from a graduatuon weakened Royal tuve In both contests coach Irv Lelfer was given a chance to freely substntute whlch he did The e busldang lndsans qusckly ran up bug leads nn both games to coast unto victory Renton 38 Lake Washlngton 35 Renton 48 Lake Washnngton 35 The lndrans llmlted the Lake Washtngton Kangaroos to 35 pounts nn both contests In the fnrst con est Renton eked out another close one 38 35 on the Renton floor When the lndlans later In the season agaun played the Kangaroos they were able to run up a bugger score as they swept both games of the Kangaroo lndlan series At one tlme durlng the thnrd quarter ot the second game 1? Ll the lnduans had a 20 potnt lead Auburn 33 Renton 39 Auburn 48 Renton 35 The lndrans splxt the Auburn series eknng out a narrow 39 33 victory over the Trojans rn their first contest and were dumped 48 35 an the second game Renton 36 Clover Park 33 Renton 44 Clover Park 53 The lnduans also dnvuded two games wnth the warrnors from South Tacoma wtnnnng the furst on the enemy floor and bemg beaten on theur home floor later nn the season lt was n the second game of the Clover Park series that sophomore center George Strugar sustamed a broken ankle Renton 23 White Raver 43 Renton 40 White Rlver S3 The lndnans lost both games to the tall lads from Enumclaw Buckley way In the second game the lnduans played wnthout the servuces of George Strugar to hrnder Bob DanCo:sne tallest man an the league at 6 8 who dumped In 23 pounts Renton 47 Puyallup 35 Renton 39 Puyallup 5l The lnduans upset the Vlknngs on the Renton floor but easuly went do,v1 to defeat dunng the second meetxng of the two teams The second game saw the lnduans wuthout the servrces ot George Strugar and Mrke Rnley Don Murdock was also hampered by tllness The Vnknngs ended IH second place nn the league followung therr wnn oyer Renton BASKETBALL MANAGERS Eugene Kerr Ed Wundrum George Iwasakl 1 Var :fy 15711 kctfmll rv il! ref -4-.fu X. 51 Nha FRONT ROW left to right Doug Troyer Skip Gunderson johnny janders Farrell Brodie Don Murdock Coach Leifer ROW 2 lim Hansen lack Brattus Ken Edwards George Strugar lack Schroeder Mike Riley junzar Var :fy lgaskcfbull FRONT ROW, Iefl to right: Chuck Burdulis, Men Blumhardt, jerry Dahlquist, john Marweg, jay Burmester. ROW 2: Richard Rockey Gene Pedersen, Spiral Bosley, Remo Nicoli, Gary Beanblossom, Coach Bemis. I 1 ' ae ff f ' .IHA .jm !'.' Q h Qt 1 ff fcfenc 770 1 A 6' GARY THOMPSON HM DON CARLSON RONNIE ROBERTSON CHUCK BURDULIS Baseball Individuals S, ,I 'i 1 .A L A--.vi r. 2 VY ip, Q .fjwy Q, gil: A -.. N A 7. 37 , I F'-H' 1-' 13 Y ' I , .-,gp ,Ai- . .41 ,4 PRITCHARD MIKE RILEY DOUG TROYER I-rx I ' x s -. I, K! III i Eff .IMI 4 . CLAYTON EVANS ORVILLE NELSON V v. as ..- I 1 GEORGE STRUGAR GARY CEDER Sql . j5',,,, ij . x 1 If' ' -JI! Q: YV W , k , L ...S ,I , .. 441 S 'Ill-. ,gn - jgx ' UA ' XJ: K- Q, ' . -' 4 ' LR? ar. ' 1 'gp -, 5 -' Q 'WEL -angug I 1 'YQ-ff I , ' ' . -f zswigryxr Q 1 U 1- .771 ii .J .V f , ' . '-1 , if., ' 5 ., kv-. ' :,.k. ...Q 4 1.4, f7g..fl.'.L.'f dfifflgiff' J 1 17- 1 if Q3 VBS-E .Q - 4 . ,-, ff' : qfj,:.f',f5,:.,' 7, ,. vf ,I - , -. ' 1 ,L V ' 'sf :' J A I K . . , . 1 ..fg ,f . bs Jig' --I N . I X I vi x m fi L -, sf- gl il' - .Y ' . V . L CHUCK GEARHART DICK BEARD GENE PEDERSON If Off SKIPPY OUNDERSON IAY McGARRIGLE IOHN IANDERS f :HEPA -, r Baseball 'S FRONT ROW left to rught Stanley Huseland Wyman Dobson Don Carlson Bob Thomas Cary Ceder Skup Gunderson johnny janders Tony Smart Orvulle Nelson Duck Beard Sud Perettu jum Prutchard Charles Mangunu ROW 2 Lynn Taylor Charles Burks Maruo Nucolu Clayton Evans joe Luttle George Strugar jay McGarrugle Doug Troyer jum Hansen Remo Nucolu Gary Thompson Bob Clayton Coach OBruen ROW 3 Vurgul Fultz Don Zold Ted johnson Gary Kawachu Al Benson Nat Weathers Muke Kramer Ronnue Robertson Muke Ruley Chuck Gearhart Tom johnson Eugene Pederson Al Valesco Shelly Gerarden Duck Hucklun Don Gunderson Prospects for Coach Bull O Bruen s Induans havung a successful season are exceptuonally good thus year the Induans retaunung fuve of last year s startung team They are Chuck Cearhart Muke Ruley Don Carlson Skup Gunderson and Clayton Evans Assustung these wull be Ron Robertson Jum Prutchard Jay MCC-arrugle Orvulle Nelson Duck Beard and sophomores Doug Troyer Chuck Burdulus and George Strugar Thus year the Induans wull attempt to get back on the champuonshup path after mussung furst place un the league for the furst tume last year sunce the orugun of baseball un the Puget Sound League Crack The Renton lnduan Cundermen although mussung several stars of the T950 season have a number of returnung Iettermen and several good newcomers at the startung lune The Redskuns are agaun strong contenders for the Puget Sound League champuonshup The Induans wull be out to defend the honor of track co champuon of l95O jountly held along wuth Clover Park Renton always a contender has won or shared the tutle nune tumes durrng the past twenty years seven tumes sunce l94O Roger Coodspeed Don Murdock Barry Dunphy Bull Faun Bruan Smlth Orlan Woods Darrel Webster John Nutzunger and Jack Duckunson wull form the team nucleus un the fueld events The sprunts are un every sense of the word loaded Veteran letterwunners Al Armstrong and Bob Fogelman The dustance run of one mule us lukewuse strong Ken Kung Frank Tobacco Charles Reufschnueder and Walt Wulson constantly clocked the four lap race un very good tume Jack Lundquust Jack Schroeder Bob Fogelman and Roger C-oodspeed carry the colors for Renton un the hugh and low hurdles The Induans also found strength un the muddle dustances Muddle dustance men are Tom Dobson Ruchard Rockey and Jum Bagget As the annual went to press the Induans had won theur furst dual meet wuth Hnghlune beatung Coach Vuc Car pune s boys 88 25 lCarpune ran the sprunts for Renton several years back Hrs record of 5l 4 set un 1937 stnll stands J 1 i ,Nl NT FRONT ROW left to rught john james Verne Ingram Gary Wuedermeyer ROW 2 Ron Schwehm Bruan Smuth Ken Kung Duck Pollard jack Duckunson Bob Murphy Roger Coodspeed Allen Armstrong Orlan Wood Kenneth Backman Kenneth McNeill jack Lundquust ROW 3 Terry Shaw Tom Dobson Farrell Brodue Bull Wagner Bull Faun Darrell Webster Bull Nuchols Lyle Olson jack Schroeder Don Murdock Charles Reut schneuder Frank Tobacco Walter Wulson ROW 4 Tom Wunders Loren lrwun Bob Nesbutt john Nutzunger Ruchard Rockey Barry Dunphy jum Baggett Bob Pott Ruchard Dobson Ed Eaton Duck Shaw Mr Felton ROW 5 jum Wrught Duck Potf Dave Thomas Bull Monson Spural Bosley Ken Edwards Dennus Barrungton Don Custer Bob F lman jerry Wulhams Duck Clarke ROW 6 Mr Ward Laverne Schultz Barry Morruson Ronme McConnehea Phul Barrunger Bull Cardenerogfay Burrnester Ron Shuelds Ruchard Rowland jack Courter I N , A T I ,u V R ,. W ' 7 . ,,, ' l , z I I' ' A NN W U 5 .- x ' ' , I I ' - I lu ' ,I 'I I I' I J , 'V 4 , I ,z . . . y A . . . ' I A I - I I I 1 I I H I I . , - - . h . . . ' V I Ihl r I I A I V V I r I I - ' ll Il - I plus sophomore newcomer, Loren lrwin, have established themselves as the speed kings of Renton. . . , T , - . . . , ', K ' Y -'TTT . 0 - -s 1 1 f I X X 5 i , S N S I x 'W I il DARREL WEBSTER ORLAN WOOD I E JBIJ ,X V' ' N u IP' U1 if -is FARRELL BRODIE BOB FOGELMAN LOREN IRWIN KEN KING ALLEN ARMSTRONG IACK LINDQUIST CHARLES RIEFSCHNEIDER Boa FQGELMAN FRANK TonAcco lr C ROGER GOODSPEED IACK SCHROEDER BRIAN SMITH BARRY DUNPHY falls My., .ff av. T' BILL FAIN DON MURDOCK 'IFJ TOM DOBSON RICHARD ROCKEY IIM BAGGETT Il W1 ?f'.!1i?'- if 6 Girls' Sport This year our director for Girls' Sports was Miss Agnes Stewart and her assistants were Miss Virginia Greenlee, Mrs. Olga Wranstedt and Miss Patricia Bunch. The sports that were played were Volleyball, Bowling, Basketball and Baseball. Girls' Sports give the girls an excellent place to use up excess energy and to learn good sports- manship. Participants also may earn a letter and plaque credits. The highest seventy-five per cent of the girls turning out for sports are given letters. Each girl is given five points every time she turns out, and two points if she is a member of the winning team. At the end of each session the winning team is given ten points and the team in second place is given five points. At the end of the year a hundred-point bonus is given to each girl who has perfect attendance. -. ills -4-. . , '49 .bl ' , mf Here ? :Qs I 514117768 I' 00 S Azzfcfgrnphs Azzivgraphs V 4 zzfqffrzzplfs J R ff 3 f 7 . IJ VII fl!! If j fx 1 I X L I 1 M ? w 1' f ' N wi f I xlkfx sk lj! li! ' j ' ' X ,,' 1 1 JD!! L X J L1 1 af!! xfxfx fl XX N if IXAJP KH jfx L! XXX J ,H U ff ix x I V X ' 'ff . 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I I . . e if THE RAE' LUMIBEIQ Mfsnmii E7 ke HONIE BUIIDERS QENTER at SIDINIJ -A' PLYWOOD X ir INSULATINIJ R 120 MILLS STREET REN'roN Sy 5 BREW ER FLRINITURE 10 CHRIS BREWER P p US' Need a Home QOOIIQ 'VMs We Enjos Helplnv You The Place To G0 For The Bramls You know Wah Q Rewsniied Qualify af Prices You Can Afford ,k ,k REAL ESTATE TWO STORES TO SERVE YOU MORTGAGES INSURANCE 807 2nd Ave 313 Alrport Way Ph s. 213 Wells St 5 3442 5 7250 R nton, Washington LANDER 8858 Phone 5 4571 X ,'f?EL 'I .1 fw l K ' X N 'inf ' -I ft: :KIM -L. Q f x' X-, -5. 5 I .E X 11 . fl v W l ' 5 1 ' . , X I- 1 N a A .J he A A K x'4,, Q A w 7 5 7y E, O WG E - Q sf e SV , Phone -3701 , FO . w 'N 4F rmer a nuson Furniture Co.i t ,k ' . v . . 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LOADS OF LUCK THE CLASS OF 51 Congratulations Seniors Wlll1ElIllS 81 Swanson Chevrolet 0lIlSlll0hllC 5141 x Q Q Nl Tw Complete SALES - SERVICE 704 THIRD AVE RENTON Phones 5 4566 LA 4190 CONGRATULATIONS from EMORY S MEN S WEAR RENTON S MODERN MEN S STORE BE WELL DRESSED SHOP AT EMORY S 911 THIRD AVE PH 5 7783 SALES RENTALS MUSIC LESSONS , A ' Guitar ' Clarinet .f ' Plano ' Saxophone ' Banio 0 Flute ' Accordlan ' Violin GRANDE vgxl Seven Teachers to Serve You IACCORDIANS f Call Frank Baffaro if American Scllool of Music 230Vz Wells St. Ph. 5 5133 Renton 7 9 H 'Tx -5 2 .fall wr' Q gg ' 1- . A f Y X A nf- :li il 7 if ,lL,,. A gi if y A 17' 'M' 1 lb' I W L! 1 ? ,, ' f ':l. n LI E -5 4 X 4 ' ,',:,f.,.,'-1: ' -1 :II .,:-1,562 , IA- , .!'y,l J- 1 7 A,.,.....,A,, it I 7 .A ! , ...-..,. is uititivuulii WW Ff, ' ,f 3 -may E 3 -? B d TO 7 9 I I 'ix 66 7 77 f- 5 , A- 4 1 'V S. 7 ' X N N T' I X L K V i ' ON Congratulatlons LINDEE SPQRTINQ coons ered Across from Post Offrce RENTON 327 w Ilrams 5 5323 5 3890 Ed and Bob Cross CROSS RADIO and SOUND SERVICE BOB S HOBBY SHOP II6 Park Avenue RADIO AND HOBBY SUPPLIES GIVE YOUR KITCHEN A LIFT' We Ha e a Large Select on of FLOOR DRAINBOARD AND WALL COVERINGS as Nahonally Ad e fsed ALL OF THESE NECESSITIES THE LINOLEUM SHOP 409 3 d A e Renton 5 7277 1,1 M JOE PETSCHE S RENTON MUSH STORE Gulbransen Pianos Hammond Solo o BAND INSTRUMENTS GUITARS BUESCHER GIBSON MARTIN EPIPI-IONE OLDS MARTIN RECORDS SHEET MUSIC ZI6 Wells St MU J JJ f .f QC BBQ QQMIJQELI Q MSM- Gfliflca XM-are BHlIlIlllg9 THEN SEE THE RAINIER LUMBER and HARDWARE CO. FOR ALL YOUR NEEDS Rainler Avenue at Bryn Mawr LA 9I9I WHITE RIVER RETAIL YARDS WEYERHAEUSER Timber Companv Znd Cr FACTORY NORTH RENTON WASH Phone 5 3818 POLL PARROT THE SIGN UST OF QUALITY GOOD SHOES RAND Pall Pg ral' PoLLY DEB Shoes for Men SHOES for Growing Grrls s'rAR BRAND f',f'gf 1f'g'g soo'rs 1 u. s. Kaos FAMILY SHUE STUIIE 2I'5 WELLS Phone 5 5I72 Next Door to Mode 0'Day cg f Z4 fn ' I PA 'III I Q' if . .. - de NX 1 T a ' - v i I I I I l . V X v 0 - V I' I -- at . . . ' ,lil ' Sales - Rentals ,AA fi!-I 'I' L . I ' - 1 A I, I , 3 I 2 I LX . I H 'I JI, ff X ' I I WJ ,Il I f . L i X M - 1 , rq , , - Q , - I F 2 ' SH . . LETTERMAN AND ALL SCHOOL SWEATFRS Top Quahty Reasonable Prlces GOOD SERVICE Uctu11ekK111tt1nq Cn CORNER OF SIXTH 6 UNION SEATTLE WASH Good Luck, q6lll0I'SI 'CART AI WFT' P 7 Lp. Z? J X FOR THAT General Repalrmg or Weldung Job ARMSTRONG S GARAGE 511 4th Ave Phone 5 5252 Congratulations Class of 51 RW-RSM WX DAVE S SHURFINE WIARKET and GROI ERY II449 Ralnler Ave RA 9929 Bryn Mawl Sporting Goods and IOL Store , FISHING TACKLE Hunhng and Flshmg Lucenses ANYTHING IN VARIETIES BARBER SHOP I I435 Ramler Ave 'RA 9551 SALES RENTALS INSTRUCTION REPAIRS Speclal Feature M MARTIN FERES CLARINETS YORK BAND INSTRUMENTS C-ALANTI ACCORDIONS Accordnonally Yours DCIHIIPCIIII Muslo I enter Phone 5 3736 200 Tobm HAMBURGERS COXEFEE BREAKFAST SHAKES sANowlcHEs FOR THAT MIDDAY SNACK REBTOTN WHITE SPOT Next to Carl Cook s Gas Sfahon 319 3rd AVE PHONE 5 9023 RETNTOIN HIGH BAND UTNIFORMS BY Nudelman Brothers We Wlsh the Seniors Much Success 1308 Second Ave Seattle, Wash. I Oll I'dtllI3tl0llS to the Llass of 951 ' GALVIN SUPPLY CO. 331 WELLS ST PH 5 3162 Q K O ff R- A - LX J ITU 'U N A W RTT ' 4 . W2 , yd., 1 'T M W W. in ,Q ss H 1 . ,L B F. - ex4Q ,A, I N,, f ' N T ,L . . L T qv UZ IN S X ' XV l . . . T 9 . ' . . K , Q T , no , , .5 , 1 ' w 1 , . . 1 1 l VA r . A . L ,I It T T' o . Q .I t r A O I , T T Y L K , . C4 ' ,I o 0 1 . ' I 1 T T W 1 ' . ' C T T K ' 9 Three Convenient Locations To Serve You! BIC FREE PARKING LOTS . . . LOW EVERYDAY PRICES . . . fi? si? fl? lffatlet .gazifet .fltotei RENTON RENTON I-IICHLANDS SKYWAY Congratulations, Class of 1951 I '67 Am J. E. Penneg Eu. 7I5 3RD AVENUE Phone 5-3631 FOR THE BEST IN DRUG STORE PRODUCTS' 0 SUNDRIES 0 PRESCRIPTIONS 0 SCHOOL SUPPLIES SHAW BROTHERS DRUG STORE 220 Wells St Phone 5 4391 BILL SANTI S FURNITURE Cr APPLIANCES FULL LINE IN WESTINCHOUSE Complete Home Furn shmgs 914 2 d A enue Pho e 5 7273 C-YIIER-XS Q SOLND 8. SILENT PROJECTO 0 BELL Er HOWELL EQUIPMENT SALES EQUIPMENT RENTAL P ojecfors 0 Screens 0 PA Systems F Imst ps 0 Sho s FILM RENTAL All Types P ograms RARIG NIOTION PICTURE CO SSI4 Un vers ty Way KE 7400 Seattle Wash CONGRATULATIONS SEB IORS' EVERY MEAL S A PLEASANT MEMORY TOINISIN S CAFE 3rd A enue Phone 5 5462 N 7 9 T O i ' f' . l n v n - X 'H .' A A RS Q A O SCREENS Q P..-1. SYSTEMS MM. 9 O r ' , . i ri w O r AT , n T T ' 9 L 1 . i i - . . I v - 1718765 Nothing Lzke It' THOMPSON Ula' Fashzon amy FREEZE M M Enjoy the smo o othest treat rn town at 'TAI Thompsons super cones delrcrous sundaes or creamy malts and shakes made with famous Old Fashron Freeze A A IPR' fl x Jff There s always plenty of free parkrng space at XXX Thompson s and qurck servrce too Treat yourself often to delrghtfully drfferent as ,SX THOMPSON Q 0111 Faslufm FREEZE X THIRD and WHITWORTH X4 also located rn Seattle Auburn Everett and Bellrngham AAR 5, Re1d XL Cook ELECTRICAL 'SERVICE SUPER MARKET ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Complete Lrne of Groceries RADIO SERVICE FRUITS and VEGETABLES AUTO REPAIR Open Nine to Nine TWO LOCATIONS Seven Days a Week 205 Mann St and 3rd and Burnett 128 YEARS IN SAME LOCATION! 3RD G MORRIS PH 5 3248 Phones M0 2050, 5 3271 and 5 4372 J'-X X ,l ff r- , 0 4 K X A - lk j , f 0 xA ' S' I '-'- 'QW 4 :E , 0 X -, A, I- , Q KS? .' ' , y .' N-x A 1 xl, N. X ' ?'T , X .- -',- ky-L g-'rf 0 I A' X R ., x as 'Isf Ee, Q. . f Xxgs j, J , . ,. 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A by W W wAsH1NsTnNyc4,,1.vu,,,21, eo Dlstrlbutors of School SHPPIICS and Eqlllplllellt EL 1025 511 WESTLAKE AVE NORTH SEATTLE 9 WASH ! 3 xf www fw E. U05 077 X X MV N fp ' f ' b Q fienglfatulations To The Selliolgid fffxlqf - e Q fiibyf. T ,T W MX! BEST WISHES FROM SCOTT'S DRY CLEANERS 708 3rd Ave. Phone 5-91 I6 SANITONE CLEANERS RENTS OR BUYS ANY PORTABLE TYPEWRITER Per Month UNDERWOOD ROYAL REMINGTON SMITH CORONA Record StEltl0ll3I'W and Offlce Supplw 309 Maln Street Ph 5 6206 I J Qbefypefjgljetric ee cal Iop actors VF I IN TR AL co ERCIAL JI sm M' X FLUORESCENT LIGHTING NEON PRODUCTS SALES fr SERVICE Free Estrmates Gladly Gwen PHONES LA 2423 RENTON 5 3740 9II WALLA WALLA SEE AVIES FOR FAMOUS NAMES WATCHES ELGIN BULOVA HAMILTON LONGINE WITTNAUER is HELBROS POPULAR STERLING SILVER LINES I-Imes Jewelers RENTON S LEADING JEWELERS Conven ent Credit 8ID 3RD AVENUE PI-I 5 3704 JU' D353 :IPPrlBr.- UP TO DATE APPAREL ALL SEASON QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT MODERATE PRICES Owner TERESA D ARGANO 6I4 BRD AVE 5 4863 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES FROM Renton Feed and Seed Co HAY FEEDS SEED FERTILIZERS FARM AND GARDEN SUPPLIES 324 MAIN ST RENTON 5 51 IO . I . QV I fo JI II Q I- I f I ' K ff? A IE :AL f I 1' M rd '.ffff fl f I Q ,, Fon SMART we ,, ,!j'Qf?QX5 . SCHOCKEN MEN S STORE Headquarters for ENmco1'T JOHNSON sl-loss CLOTHING Cr FURNISHINGS at Budget Prices 234 Wells St Phone 5 5135 FOR FLOWFRS W! ,f iv' IHIFIW I ILIOIIQIIS 413 3RD AVE 5 6182 Allen s et Shop CANARIES PARAKEETS Puppies if Gold Fish 'KQQM TROPICAL FISH 3 su PPLIES Wanting for You Pet Foods G' Supplies too CORNER OF 3RD G RAINIER 13434 Ralnle A e 5 5280 THE RENTON LHRO ICLE RENTON S NEWS AND PHOTO PAPER 52 Issues only S2 ACROSS FROM THE POST OFFICE 317 W lllams St 5 3434 l I ld ici BEIIUT I 5111.011 FEATURING THE LATEST IN HAIR CUTTING, STYLING AND PERMANENTS. Manager EVELYN MILLER Open Evenings by Appointment WOOD BLDC ROOM 5 5 4265 pay ld 1 hoe epan LOMPLETE SHOE SERVICE Opposite Post Office 317 WILLIAMS J A T , i K , Qffif, Qi l,,,. fi, ,... '1' E el. . - , . E . . up , J L 1 . Q, ' , sss .R f , ,,,: 'l ' -ee- -' 1-:- 9' ' Tg, Health, Well Cared for Pets, ,,q -t 'CY I iV'i ' ,ff wa. 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I ,- . l 1 N cv X1 f n : 3 n n - Q Q -I 9 84571 1 .:..f ' 1 Congratulations ZZ, f-555-egg,-15 PHONE I I from Renton s Compliments o e Class o r ' miie wo Convenient Locations Serving Yo You g Me s 2 Sto e 3rd Wells f Phone 0 5100 T Th tl95l FLASH S 10c STORE 212 WELLS STREET AND RENTON VARIETY STORE 7l9 THIRD AVENUE T fix 1 if mm twig, iii Q pi IT PAYS TO DRIVE A WAYS 'df Qi if il Let us furnnsh your home In the latest styles In Kroeler and Flex Steel living room furniture cover X X your floors with Cullstan or Mohawk rugs and assure 3552334 erfect sleeping with a Serta or Restonuc mattress Q2 i f 55 5 gg shop BENNETT and oooowmm' Bennett Goodman Furnlture 190 SUNSET BLVD MAPLE VALLEY fr SUNSET BLVD PH 5 7700 QW? W JA .-Jim. X sT0KEs Jl0RTUARY 553 '9 . . '9 f F G 'gg 400 3RD AVE., RENTON Phones. 5 4552, LA. 8700 emi SAM YOUNKER MOTOR MART 66C0ngratulations from SQUARE DEAL GROCERY fi' We Specialize in Finest Fruits and Vegetables FREE DELIVERY FANCY Cr STAPLE VEGETABLES soucnr CARS sou: 13665 RAINIER AVE. 910 3RD AVENUE Phone 5 5341 Phone 5 7722 Renton, Wn. ty.y 4 u.. or E si s t tt 7 i s I. Q 1 ':., Q 3 111 .- .t, ' .,1.-,.'., ,i .F 7 A ...,z W. .. V- ,t.,, E J ,Y U s . o . . V. ':, ' 2. 1 2.541 -- ' ,-....,.,,,, ' fl -if 5 'QQ A 5 ,g,3.. sf a t S t -I -.:::.- A .ini ,.:,,-v --.,. YE: ,,:L,fa 1. ii - U OD inn s tlt s5 n A 2211 L t u L I l F . . 'a5a:ss?',, , 232515 ,1, 42, an .- , H 4 9 Q2 I H 'ts ES E l f 4 E L J' J S .V,.,. ' 'L . . . , i i,.t tglffb 'l'1 -E - so r1E uu I .7 . . '1.:'22fe-i ' H D ' .'t,i- I .- . . . ii '-, 1-. 1 ' I Y t U f A 1 ' if A - ' f if J V , t.,,,, Q ' il sf 5 ...W - L 5 lf l - :Ll - ll QL pivo t 4 J M R- G. A f - TO THE CLASS OF '51: ' MAY YOUR WORLD FUTURE,BE PR ROUS BEST OF EVERYTHING TO THE CRADS OF 1951 FROM H - AN PP BERGMANvS IWW REXALL DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTIONS ff 900 T lr Avenue Phone 5 3861 WI My ESTERN AUTO SUPP THE FAMILY STORE APPLIANCES JW If If AUTO SUPPLIES SPORTING GOODS S We Supply Your Needs 210 WELLS PHONE 5 3991 we HAVE A FINE GIFT SELECTION R VERY OCCASION J V 4 rlehdly AttBntlogI I' Hery Selectlyh rf N20 3rdlAve 5 3159 1.1 .2 140 wokns QAN CARRY M THLVSENTIMENTS THAT FLGVJERS CAN HEBNER FLORIST Flowers Say It Better 309 Th d A e Ph 5 4862 VALLEY FURNITURE 13432 Ram e A e Phones RA 2400 Renton 5 7432 Brnghten your home wnth decoratuve Ilghtmg bought at the store where beautiful lamps are a specialty All Types and Designs THE FRIENDLY LITTLE FURNITURE STORE . 1 A c A ' , ' - G U D W' A A JI N HI N we , ,L I I L1 I , U If j' O '- 1 - I . I' Alf J . J' 1- III . I . ADL .f ft' N, If .Rf J .ff . 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