Renton High School - Illahee Yearbook (Renton, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1952 volume:

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ANDERSON Chieftain Adviser, lournalism, St. Olaf College. University of Wisconsin, U. of W. .. 40 fi .. .1- IAMES F. BEMIS Language and Community Arts, Asst. Football and Basketball Coach U. of W. .Lal xx R 4 Q4-S' ARCHIE G. BRESLIN Coordinator of Distributive Education, Typing U. of W. 'U -s 4 l L WILLIAM BELMONDO 9 wr X f -A FACULTY if Coach, Language and Commun- ity Arts W.S.C. . ff 'an .dry . -0 C N n Q 3 'WN 'TA is GLENN R. BERGH ESTHER BITTER BARBARA BLISS CHARLES A. BOWEN Vocal Music Home Economics Language and Community Arts, Physics, Chemistry Western Washington College E.W.C.E., U. of W. U. of W. U. of W. of Education . ,-f w R ,q 5 EILEEN BROWN WILLIAM I. BROWN PATRICIA BUNCH DUSALINA CAVALETTO Corrective Speech and Reading Auto Mechanics Gi ' Health and Physical Librarian U. of Minn., U. of W. U. ot W., Apprenticeship Educa ' C.W.C.E., U. of Oregon Training W . , fffflf . was 3 . 1 5 1 . 'vi' S A G 1 ,kv -1 L 'A .. FRANK D. DUNTLEY Language and Community Arts Yakima lunior College, U. of Hawaii, C.W.C.E. ELSIE CHANDLER HAROLD CONLEY GENE L. COULON I. L. DAVIDSON Language and Community Arts Drivers Training Director of Recreation, Recrea- Lunchrooms U. of W. W.W.C.E., E.W.C.E. tional Leadership C.P.S. U. of W. -s. C A X . A . 1' 'Q .J - ,as-.... xg Ri... at E A 1 r iii LOIS W. FACH DWIGHT FELTON MYRON H. FINCH MARGARET FINDLEY Bookkeeping, Typing Safety Driving and First Aid, Head Counselor junior High Girls' Counselor, U. of W. Track Coach Central Wisconsin Teachers Mathematics Northern State Teachers Col College U of W Dak Wesleyan Ui U. of Iowa W jf 6 lege, Aberdeen, s.o., u. of wi ' A ' ' u. of if FRANCES FLINT Homemaking, Mathematics Iowa State Teachers' College, Asbury College, U. of W., Grinnell College, U. of Iowa VW s S FACULTY C DURY A. FOX ELIZABETH C. GILLIS Supervisor ot Industrial Arts Latin. English Department Florida State, Oberlin, Columbia WW.C.E, U. ol W, O ANNIE LOU GREEN VIRGINIA GREENLEE ARNOLD HAGEN NORMA HALLOWELL IUDITH HANNUS Language and Community Arts Physical Education Instructor. Machine Shop Language and Community Arts Study Hall, Cheerleader Adviser Wright lr College, Chicano, J . WS.C. U otW, Trade Apprenticeship Nebraska State Teachers' Cola Northern Idaho College ot III, Florida Stats' U, U. of ' A lege, Northern Montana Col- Education Florida ffvf 'Y ' t'-' lege, Seattle U.. U. of W. f f , cffilipsl PHILIP A HANSEN 'l. HEINLE EDWARD O. HICKENBOTTOM ROBERT HODCES Language and Community Arts Industrial Arts Mathematics Psychology, Health Draniatics Dickinson State Teachers' Col- WW.C E. U. ot W., Baylor U, C.W.C.E. W W C E lege, N. Dak. A.C., U. of W. I VIVIAN HOLT Attendance Counselor U. North Dak, U. ot W. Teachers' College, Columbia U S L1 i ROGER L HUBBARD MYRA HUESTIS KEITH HULSE HEDWIC HUSBY CARL W IOHNSON Cratt Instrumental Music Business Education English U, S History Dc Pauw U, Indiana State W.W.C.E., U. ot W. of W. Concordia College, Moorhead, U, of W, Cincinnati U., Co Teachers' College, WWCE. ,Z f Minn., U. of W. lumbia U. I L le HARLEY E KIRK IOSEPH KOENIG BERNICE KOESTER DONALD LARSON IRVIN T. LEIFER Head ot Dramatics Department Driver Training Homs- Ec Supervisor, French, German, Spanish P.E, Coaching 7 U ot W W.S.C. Advanced Food Seattle U., U at W, E.W.C.E., U. ot W. U. of W. All is-1' BERN ICE B. LLOYD FRANCES LOWE Family Living, English Language and Community Arts W.S.C., U. of W. 5 . . WILBUR LUFT Senior High Boys' Counselor. Athletic Director, Supervisory W.S.C., U. of W.. U. of Oregon f U ' I WAYNE R. McKEE Language and Community Arts Asst. Coach Sr. High Football, lr. High Basketball Coach Eastern Oregon College, U. of Oregon, U. of W. 2 5- L MARY'ELEANOR MITCHELL Art U, of W.. Cornish School U, of W. MABEL E. LUNDY Mathematics State Teachers' College, N.D., Seattle Pacific College X . CATHERINE T. MACINNIS Language and Community Arts Holy Names Normal, Oregon Agricultural College, U. of W. ACULTY 4 LOREN l. MANN BLANCHE M. MARTIN Language and Community Arts Language and Community Arts U. of W. E.W.C.E. -CS. -as Us K ROY C. McLEOD LUCILE MEHUS FRANCES MERRYMAN Language and Community Arts Senior High Girls' Counselor, Language and Community Arts WSC., U. of W. U. S. History C.W.C.E.. U. of W. I Yaukton College, S.D., U. of W. I Qu X rw' ,, -wfxrf' . .542 WILLIAM L. 0'BRIEN MILDRED FRANCES PADDEN KENNETH PATTIE Science, Coach Language and Community Arts Industrial Arts Whitman College, U. of W. Holy Names College, Spokane, W.S.C. .,.. f .0 .0 I LIV A. MEYERS Mathematics U. of W., U. ot California, Columbia University DANIEL RICH Language and Community Arts Carleton College, Minn., U. of W. U. of W. 1 'f 1 1' T' S ,K VERA RICHARDSON MARY E. ROBERTS IOHN D. ROBERTSON RANDALL ROCKHILL MARGARET M. ROSE Dirccted Studies Language and Community Arts American Government, U. S. Supervisor of Music Music W.W.C.E., U. of W.. Columbia St. Cloud Teachers' College, History College of Puget Sound, Seattle Pacific College, U., French School lor Teachers U. of W. Willamette U., Yale, U. of Ge- U. of W. U. of W. of the Deaf, C.P.S. neva, Switzerland, U. of W. FACULTY wee Mathematics Mathematics Linfield College, Oregon, State Teachers College, Minot U. ot W. N. Dak., U. ot W. ' 5 WS 'S 'CEIRTRUDE SCHLAUCH MAY SHAFT 4 l I I .3 ' r. ,, . ' . . RITA SHERWOOD LAURA SHOOK CELIA B. SHULTZ - ROBERT SNODCRASS ROLAND C. STEMMER Language and Community Arts School Nurse Handcratt Language and Community Arts Metalshop. Mathematics E.W.C.E., W.S.C, U. ot W., Virginia Mason School of Central Teachers' College Ed., U. ot W., W.W.C.E. U. ot W. Carolyn Swope School, Calit. Nursing, U. ot W. W.S.C., U. of W. 1 5.,-5 'US- ACNES STEWART LEONARD L. STILLWELL IUNE STULTZ E SUZICK ETHEL K. SWENSON P. E. Supervisor General Shop Vocational Home Economics Coach Language and Community Arts W.S.C., U. ot W., U.S.C. U. ot W. Iowa State College C.A. College, U. ot Colorado, U. ot W. 4 .- s . K . .Y .-... X CHARLES E. TALMAGE GORDON A. THOMPSON ARTHUR H. TOWNE LEO M. WARD A. C. WARWICK Mathematics Commercial Education Administrative Assistant Mathematics. Football Coach Attendance Supervisor W.W.C.E., U. ot W. U. ot W., C.W.C.E. U. of W., U. of Oregon Eastern Oregon College ot Ed., College ot Puget Sound, U. of Oregon C.W.C.E., U. of W. KATHRYN L. WATT Business Education W.S.C., U. of W. 26' 6 l PAUL WELLS OLGA WRANSTEDT IAMES A. YOUNG Biology Girls' Physical Ed., Art Instrumental Music U. of W. U. of Idaho, W.S.C., U. of W. U. of W., U. ot Vienna VV J'fJ,fa'j ld fm bu f' I ' x l9',Af,k 19.57 52 ND! .V I ' V Tr -1 -1 U1 tp, V fr XY' j Q. gfjl iff!! 'I 'VU n W LY X J! 4, 1 X N1 Ili 'ij 05.1 'X fivx Af 4' X. Qi I X -rW1 f J If J A X If fx f I f .X J V bf aff If I f 'VY I , fv ff , , f 1 Q 2 S i E i i iff' x ga ,M , cl, cr 13,253.35 41 1 Q isp ggi 31 'wir 9 ii. fr? 1 . -LX- A SENIORS AARHUS, ALVIN W. Al Boys' Club IO, 11, 12, Football J V 10, Varsity Football 11, 12, Vice President S.B.A, 12, Retail Selling Club 12, Basketball J V 10, Plaque Committee 11, 12, Junior Council 11, Lette1rnert's Club 11, 12. AASEN, CLAUDETTE Claude' Junior Prom Committees 11, Girls' Glee Club 11, Chorus 1 12, Nonette 12, Girls' Sports 12, Lettergirls' Club 12g Girls' Club 10, 11, 12. ACREE, DONNA JEAN Jeannie Girls Club 10, 11, 12, Lettergirl 10, 11p Ushers' Club 11, Librarian 11p Advertising 12. ALLEN, ELAINE LAVONNE Bug Gris Club 10, 11, 12, Torch 10, 11, 12, Lurrrr Club 11, 12, Orchestra 10, 11, 12, Festival Orchestra 10, 11, 12, Solo Contest 11, Girls' Sports 12, Mothers Tea Committee 11, Junior Prom Decoration Committee 11, Northwest Music Meet in Missoula ll, Bond Office 12, Girls' Club Representative 10, Torch Breakfast Committees 10, ll. ALLINGHAM, TERESA Entered trom Immaculate High, Seattle, French Club 11, 12, Girls' Club 11, 12, Attendance Ottice 12, Roll Room Secretary 12, Homecoming Queen 12. ANDER, Bos Rapid Boys Club 10, 11, 12, Slip Collector 12, ARTZER, PAULA JEAN Art1 Girls' Club 10, 11, 12, Standards Committee 11, 12, letter Girls' Club 10, 11, 12, Tolo Dance- Committee 11, Mothers Tea Committee 10, Vice President Roll Ream 11, Chiettain Stall 11, Chairman ot Standards Committee 12, Girls Club Repre- sentative 12, French Club 10, 11, 12, United Nations Club 11, Chess Club 11, Girls' Sports IO, 11, 12, Basket Room 11. BAGGETT, JACKIE Lerrergrris Club io, 11, 12, Latin curb 10, 11, 12, rorfrr Club 10, 11, 12, Ushers Club 10, 11, ll, Vice President Leltergrrls' Club 12, Vice President Ushers Club 12, Secretary Torch Club 12, Board of Control 10, Girls' Club 10, 11, 12, Regulation Committee 12, Science Club 12. BAGGETT, JIM Football 11, 12, Track 10, 11, 12, Basketball J V 10, letter- mens Club 10, 11, 12, Board ot Control 10, 11, Fire Patrol 11, 12, Parking Patrol 11, Band 10, 11, ll, Vrce'President Lettermen's Club, BALDWIN, CECIL Cac Bays Club 10, Il, 12, Roll Room Vrce Pre-ardent 10, Bus Patrol 10, Fire Patrol 10, 11, Slip Collector 11. BASKETT, HELEN Rex Girls' Club 10, 11, 12, Girls' Sports IO, 12, Assembly Commit- tee 11, Commercial Club 11, 12, School Stare 11, 12, Nonctte 10, 11, 12, Senror Chorus 10, 11, 12, Ensemble Contest 10, I1, 12, Festival Chorus 10, Mothers' Tea Committees 11, 12, All School Show 10, ll, 12, Roll Room Secrr-tary 11, Girls' Club Representative 10, Girls' Club President 12, Homecoming Princess 12 BAUSANO, JOHN surf oem-on crub io, ew' Club io, 11, 12. BENSON, ALBERT AI Boys' Club 10, ll, 12, Boys' Club Representative 11, 12, German Club 10, 11, Orchestra ll, 12, Festival Band 11, Band 10, 11, 12, Pep Band 10, 11, Attendance Ottice 11, 12, Fire Patrol 12, Junior Council 11, Junior Prom Cornrnittee ll, Red Feather Drive 11, March ot Dimes Drive 11, BERG, GENEVA Ginny Sports 10, 11, 12, Lettergirls Club 11, 12, Girls' Club Rertrv' sentative 10, Mothers' Tea Styli- Show 11, Counselor s Oltrce 12, Sextet 11, Nonette 12, Torch 10, 11, 12, Torch Brr-aktast Committee 11, Girls Club 10, 11, 1?, Chorus 10, 11, 12, Ensemble Contest ll, 12, Festival Chorus IO, 11, 12, All School Show 10, 11, 12' BERRY, BARBARA JANE 'BohI'Jy 1 Girls' Club 10, 11, 12, Torch 10, 11, 12, Latin Club 10, 11, 12, Fashion Show 11, Torch Brenktnst Corrrmittcr- 11, Cornnter' trol Club 12, Junior Prom Corrtrrtlttvf' 11, Girls Clllh Reprvsvrt tatrve 12, Junior Red Crass Council 17, Junior Rod Cross Serie turv 12, School Store 11, 12, Annuul Stull Il, Annual Editor 12, Senior Ball Committee 12, Unrtrrrl Nilliont Council 10. asnnv, RONALD Rorr' Boys' Club io, 11, 12, 12011 nom vice Pr.-5.11.-nr 11, 1 v four ball ro, 1 v Bum-11,011 io, Torch io. , BEST, ARDENE Girls' Club 10, 11, 12, Commercial fluh Sucre-tary 12, Letter Girls' Club 10, 11, 12, Main Ottru- 12, Chorus 1 12 SENIORS BEST, ARLENE Girls' Club 10, 11, 12, umm' Club 10, 11, Grfls' Spam 10, 11, Lellergirls' Club 10, 11, 12, Disrrrburrve Educcrion Club 12, Slage Crew 10, 11, BILLADEAU, MARY Billie Entered from Highline 10, Lerrergrrls' 10, 11, 12, Lerfergirls' Secrerary 12, Baskerroom 11, 12, Chielrain Sralf 115 Girls' Sporrx 10, 11, 12, Jurrror Red Cross 12, BINGISSER, AL Frenchie Boys' Club 10, 11, 12, Track 10, BJORNSTAD, LEROY Sonny Slip Collecror 12, Boys Club 10, 11, 12. BODENHAMER, NADlNE Girls' Club 10, 11, 12, Grrls' Suorrg 10, 11, 12, Lelrergirls' Club 11, 12, Torch Sociery 10, 11, 12, Torch Breakfast Com- rrrilree 11, Unired Nalions Club 11, 12, French Club 11, 12, Spanrslr Club 10, 11, 12. BOGH, BONITA Bonnie Grrls' Club 10, 11, 12, C-rrls Sporrs 10, 11, Lerrergirls' Club 11, 12, Uslrers' Club 10, 11, 12, Spanish Club 10, 11, 12, Unrred Narrorrs Club 11, 12, Torch 10, 11, Torch Breakfast Carnmilrees 11, Srandnrds Corvrrrrirree 11, 12, Bullelin Board Carrrrrrrllee 11, Nonerre 12. BOUCHARD, CLAUDE JAN Bow' Club 10, 11, 12. BOWDEN, KENNETH Bon' Club 10, 11, 12, Sr-mor Coumrl 12, Garbage Derall 127 S1111 Calle-cron 10 11, Fire Squad 10, 11, BRODIE, FARRELL Brad' Boss' Clulr 10, 11, 12, lerlermens Club 10, 11, 12, Board of Corrlrol 111, rzmmrron Council, Fire squad, Truck 10, 11, 12, Bnskcrbull 10, 11, 12, Foarball Parkrng, Garbage Drspasal 12, Chorus 1 10, 11, 12, BROWN EVELYN Girly' Club 10, 11 12, Grrlx Spells 10, l.GliY1 Club 11, 12, Mukuuu Crow 11, 12, Olrru' Workers 12, Scrence Club 12. BUNKER, GWYNETH Girls' Club 10, 11, 11, Sbnnrslr Club 10, 11, 12, Aflendarrce Ollru- 12, Annual Srnlr 10, 11, Torrh 10 Spanish Club Execu- rrru Board 11, Bull:-lm Board Charrmarr 12, Molhers' Tea Srrlv Shaw 11 BURDULIS, JO MAINE Red Lrrrrmrrrrr 11, M0111 orrm- 11, Rprmr st-rrrng crub 12, Girls' Club ro 11,12 BURNS, CHARMS 'Churkw Bow' Club Reprvu-rrrulrwv 111, Board or Conrrol 111, Foolba , 11, 11, lvllvrnrvnlx Club 11, Bnurlrull 10 11, 12, Chess Club , , rec :ons ounrr , rn , , 0 s' ur 1 , , - w I on u L, Science Cu . BLIRNITT, lil xml crurr 111 11, rr, 1- A cr.-W 11 11, sown or Corrrrol 11, 1.1.-111.111 1 v 111, ronrr ru 11 11, ruin. Club 10, 11, 12, A.r.r.r.rr srnrr 11, rs, Arr1-.-.r.m..- orrrrl- 11, Unrfed Nations Cwrrrrr rw, cr..-rr Cruz. rm, 5.1.-rm crrrlr 12, cum-is ony Hose 11, Srrvrrrv Clulr Vile 1'rr-srdenr 12 BLIRROWS PAT Gul! Clulr 10, 11, 12 lnrrn Club 10 11, 12, Library 11, C111-xx Clulr 11. BYERS, SHIRLEY Orrlx' Clulr 10, 11, 1.', lolrn Club 10, Board ol Conlrol 10, Re-luil Sr-llrrrq Clulw Trvnxurr-r lf, Grrls' Srrarls 10, Relnll Selling Clulr 12, Junior Prom torrrrrrrrrm- 11, Library Slnfl 11. CARREROS, BEN Bow' Clulr 10, 11 1.', Trmk 111, Ar! Club 11, 12, Jun1ar Pmrrr 11 fi I 1 - -R' SENIORS 1211 Cr. :- I I I II F10 l Rpnrrr Sl-Ir.-'l1rM II, Movhf-rs Tec luv- 1.w' 1 N'-M ll Inrur I' ll 80.1111 lv' Conlrol IO, Il, Ellllrr-' Rv. vw Co'-1'11 rm II If Rv'l11r S1-llrnll Club Vrvsrdr-nl '.' Fw-:I .:'r.1-1 Cr'-1--1 I-If I I IR, R.-nuluvrrwrr Cn-vrrnrllr-v Charr '1-.:r1 I1 Covlwlor 1 Ollwv II, Ii CARLSON DON Bom fluh Ill, II, IP Board al Conlrol II, Foollmll IO, II, II, Ban-hnll IO, II IP, lellerrm-ns Clulw Ill, II, II, Frro F'r1 oI II I2 Hall Pnlrol IP, Trrnlr Pnlrol ll, I7, Bova' Club Pm-prvu-rwls1lso IO, II, L1-ln-rmr-rl 5 P11-srllvnl Il, I?. CARLSON LARENE MAE Rr-1114-' Er1l2-rf-rl lrom Frnnlrlrn H-qh IO, Grrls' Clulw IO, II, IZ, Grrls' Sporls Ill, II Ls-llvrqrrls Club IO, Il, I.', All:-rwmlnlruv Ollrce ll, lunror P 0111 Cornmrrlve II, Relurl Sr-llrr-11 Club II, Molhors' T1-fr Cwrrmrlrw Il, bullevrrl Bourll Co-111111111-v II CARPINE MARIE L rcurr-1' 0.11, cull IO II, 12, Bc1sLelI?oarv1 II, 01,11 511011, ro, 11, IP, Lr-'lf-rr1r'w Club Ill Il, I2, Aswrvrhlv Corrrrvrrlle-v IO, Rs-lnrl Sr lr1r: Club If Sonursh Clulx IO, II CHAMBEPLIN, CURLY Bow Club IO, II, I2 CHEEVER DONALD Don' Bows Clulw IO, ll, IZ, Annunl II, IZ, Pholo Club Vice Presi, dem 11, Pholo Club Pre-lanenr IQ, lulin Club II, 12, Urlrled Narrows Counrll Il, IQ, lulln Cluh Pr.-Qrdvnl IQ, Olllce Slnll IO, II, Chreflnln Sloll II, I2. CHICKLOSKI, MAPY JANE ls-nn' Enlnrf-rl from lellsfrson H'nh, Pnrllnnd, Ore- I?, Grrlr' Club I2, Glrls' Bmkolhall and Vollewlmll Te-anus IO, II, Glrl-' Hl Y IO, II MrM1llran Club II, PI-11 Club IO, II, P011 Cluk Svcrolary- Trr-asurvr ll, Ns-wermm-1 and Annuql Club Arl Eclilor IO, II, Grrll Yrnck Te-om IO, II, CHPISTOPHERSON, JANICE Grrls Club IO, II, I2 CLARKE, DICK Bon' Club ID II, I? Board of Conlrol I7, Torfh II, I2, Fgglbqll I V IO, II, V4-rrarry Foolbnll IP, Track IQ, Serllor Hrah Band IO, II, IQ, Orche-slra IO, II, I7, Pep Band IQ, Brand COuncllChalrrv1nn IP, German Club IO, II, I?, Fire Squad I2, Unlled Nallons Councrl II, CLONINGEP, ATHA Mrs, Fudd' SBA, S6cre'arv I2, Glrls' Club Seclvlary II, Lnlln Club IO, II, IP, COrvlr1lerCIalClub IO, II, IQ, SDOIM IO, II, I2, Urllled Nolions Club II, School Slore IO, II, IQ, Plaque Commillee II, Junlor Council II, Junior Prom Commrllec II, Vlce Presl- rlenl Roll recom 10, 11, Mowers' 1.10 Commrrlee ro, slurluurdf Commillee IO: Lell9rQlrl5' Club IO, II, IP, Girls' Club IO, II, IP, Glrls Club Penresenlnlivc IO. CLOUGH, JANICE Jan Ervererl from svf-ferr 12, G'rlg' club ro, 11, 12, 101211 crub Io, 11, 11.-1011 sf-rung Club 12, Chorus 11, Frrmrsrlrp Club 12. COBB, DAVE Tvrus Lellermehs Club IO, II, I2, Fall Play I2, Drama Club I2, Baseball Mnnaqer IO, II, Serllar Play I2, Chest Club IQ, Roll Room Sem-lm, 12, Pmlrrlg Palrol IO, 12, All School Show 12, Boskelball Palral I2, Boys' Club IO, II, I2. CONNELY, RALPH Con Boys' Club IO, II, IQ, Board of Conlrol I0, Track IO, II, J V Foolball IO, All School Show IO, Band II, Lellermenk Club IO, II, IP, Relnll Selling Club I2, Fire Palrol II, I2. CONWAY, PEGGY Girls' Club IO, II, I2, Lellerglrls' Club II, IQ, Lalln Club IO, II, IZ, Ushers Club II, IQ, Glrl of lhe Monlh IO, Girls' Club Reoresenlallve IO, I2, Bullelln Board Corumlllee II, IZ, Annual Slc'l IP, Roll Room Vlce Preslderwl IQ, Regulalion Com- '1'1ll'ee II, Junlor Councll II, Play Day II, Torch I2. Cosruerz, MAX aw' Club ro, 11, 12, cms Club ro. COURTER, JACK Bovs Club IO, Il, I2, Board of Canlrol IO, Cheerleader II, Saawlsh Club IO, II, Urrlled Nariorws Club II. COURIIER, JERRY Bev: Club IO, II, I2, Chess Club IO, II, I2, Lighl Palrol IO SENIORS CRAWFORD CIAPR Rum Clul- lt' ll l.' Cl-mt Klub IO Il l.', Cttvss Club I'rl-trtr-rr' I.' Vlmtv Club ll 5.14-rum Club II. KROYII, NANCY ANN Nun' Intl-rr-It Irurrr Lrvrtlrrrl krtmrr Il Crrlx Club IO, II, I2, Chorus Ill, II, II, Imllr Ill Il II, GAA Ill, Drrll Ir-mu IO, Ouorrttq lo, Vnrrr-lx shut, rn, Clan Aw!-rrrlrly ru, Style Slrow 10, lrt-mn IO, Clwu glut- 11 l.' Cvtrlt Club Rr-rrrl-wntntive II, All bltmol Strut- I1 M.-tl-url Ir-lr Cmrrrtttrt.-9 11, Tolar Commrt tm- ll, In-ltttul Qlxorux 11 l.' Roll Room Sr-ur-tmy I2, Lotm Club I: S..-.tw club I1 Arwmlul Sum l.', Surf-me Club . 54-lrr-tum If Llrrlu-A Nlrtrnru Cmnt.-I I2 CLICVINI DOIORI5 Gtrlx Club IO ll II, Fmlwww Shot. Il Cmvrrm-ru-ul Club Il. CLI?-HR DONNA Luww Grrlx clulr IO ll 1.' If-tt.-Ilrtrlu Club Ill, Il, I2, Gtrls' 5,.0rru lu, I1 1.11111 LIIIII 1,1 ll I.', Mmltr-rl 14-tr Comttrrrtee ll, Att.-tI.t.l.t..l www ll II Llutr.-.I Nrltrortt Club ll, 12, R.-mtl S.-tml., Club 13 UAHLQIIISI MARILYN C-ttlt Club lu 11 13, Art Club I1 1.1, lnlrrt Club IO, IIII'-'ll N.,'I.w. Cm- lu DAIY SHARON Sb.-rr Q- - -1 ' H ro, It-ttr-rqrrlx Klub Ill ll Ctr x Sworn II1 I., Grrls Club II l.', It-xltllrr Ll-wut IO Gtrlt Cvlvr- Club Ill, Chorux II, I2, All Sllmol blunt II If, Ctrrlx Errwrrrlrlr- IO, Hultrort Show Il, Llrrr-tturrr btmt 11, Sttrtrrtlrtm Kwrrrrrrrttm- ll DIAN IA DONIA Dnrrrv Crrlu Cub IU ll, IQ DURING MUNIN lov Bom Clult IO 11 1.' Elmt-mall Nl.:-mlr--I 'O Lvtt-:Imerr s Club II' ll ll, Vlrrwrrq Ikztrbr 1.1 UIIAURINII, LOREIIA MARIL Fudge C-rrlx Clulx III, ll If, lrsttq-IQIII5 Clulx III, II, I2, Girls' huotlx Ill, ll, lf, Llslrcrt Club ll, IK, Icrslrrorr Show II, lurrror Prorrr Cbmrrrrmw- Il, Altvvhlnrlu' Oltrul- 11, 12, C-rrl of llrv Morrllr Ir, lrrvrrllxlvp Club I.', lrvrrulu Club II, Il, Lrbrury Imlrrrrurmr Il, Bound ol Corrlrol IZ. DL MARIA FRANCES Womb Ctrlw Club II? ll I1 lv cr1'lx Club Il, ll, Make-up Crew II, II, G rlt Sworn IO lrbmrt Tculrrrruun II. DENNIS, IOM In-ddv Bow Club ld, 11 11, Srslzrwttb Club Ill, II, Frre Pcrtrol IO, Jurrror Prbrrr Corrvrrtttr,-0 ll, DE VRIES, ROBERT 'Bob Bon Club 10, 11, 12, Lntrn Club IO, Slrp Collector I2, Photo Club ll, Bn,l.Q-tbbrl Manager 12. DOBSON THOMAS Iorrr Bon Club IO, Il, I2, Board ot Control IO, Truck IO, II, I2, Street Patrol IO, ll, I2, lettermens Club II, I2, Lotln Club IL1, II, I2, Football J V IO, Iorntt II, I2, Porklng Patrol Il, I2 DODDRIDC-F, LEE ANNA Lee-' Glrls' Club IO, Il, 12, Grrls Sports IO, II, 12, lettergirls' Club II, I2, Sunnlsh Club IO, 11, 12, Presrdcnt Srlonish Club I2, Arrrruul Stull I2, Ctwsx Club If, Nurses Ottrce I2, Junlor Prorrr Commrttm- II, Torch IO, II, United Nnttorrs Club IO, II, Il, Jurrror Red Cross Councrl II. DOMINC-O, ROYAL W, Boys Club 10, II, I2, Football J V 10, 11, United Notions Club IO, II, Tomb Secrets Il, Board ol Control II, 12, Spanish Club IO, Il, Science Club I2, DUEL, JACQUELYN I, Jocklel' Grrlg Sports IO, II, I2, Art Club II, I2, Retail Selllng Club I2, Gtrlx Club IO, II, I2, ,lunror Prom C0mmIttec 117 Senior Bull Commrttees 12. DUNPHY, BARRY 'Dumpm Boys' Club IO, II, I2, Board ot Control IO, II, I2, Roll Room Presrdvrtt II, S.B,A. President I2, latin Club IO, II, I2p Foot- bnll IO, II, I2, Truck IO, Il, I2, Lettermen'5 Club IO, II, I2, Secretory II, Latin Club Vice-Presldent II, I2, Torch IO, II, 12, Fire Patrol IO, II, I2, Budget Committee IO, II, I2, Election Committee IO, II, 12, Sclence Club I2, Plaque Com- rrrlttee II. SENIORS EADES, DUWARD Boys' Club 10, 11, 12. EATON, EDDIE Boys' Club 10, 11, 12, Spanish Club 10, 11, 12, United Nations Club 10, 11, Chess Club 10, 11, Chess Club President 11, Spanish Club President 11, Senior Band 11, 12, Make-up Crew 10, 11, 12, Senior Council 12, Chieftain Editor 12, School Store 10, 11, Track 10, 11, Fall Play 12, Board of Control 12. EDWARDS, SONIA Girls' Club 10, ll, 12, Board of Control 11, 12, French Club 11, 12, Spanish Club 10, 11, 12, Chorus 12, Main Office 11, 12, lettergirls' Club 10, ll, Annual Staff 10, 12, Friendship Club 10, 11, 12, French Club Vice President 11, Torch 10, 11, Make-up Crew 10, 11, 12, Commercial Club 10, ll, 12, Girl of the Month 10, Girls' Sports 10, 11, 12, Girls' Club Confor- ence 10, Red Feather Drive Committee 11, March of Dimes Drive 11, Junior Prom Committee 11, Torch Breakfast Committee 11. EMONS, JAMES Jim Boys' Club IO, 11, 12, Latin Club 10, 12, Torch Society 10, 11, 12, Science Club 12. ENGSTROM, JIM Inky Boys' Club 10, 11, 12, Band 10, 11, 12. ENGUM, JOEL Boys' Club IO, 11, 12, Stage Crew 10. EVANS, CLAYTON Boys' Club 10, 11, 12, latin Club 11, 12, Boys' Club President, lettermen's Club 10, ll, 12, Football 10, 11, 12, Baseball 10, 11, 12, Boys' Club Secretary. FAIN, Blll Parking Patrol 11, Lettermen's Club 10, 11, 12, Track 10, 11,12. FOGELMAN, BOB Boys' Club 10, 11, 12, Lettermen's Club 10, ll, 12, Track 10, ll, 12, German Club 10, Basketball Patrol ll, 12, Junior Red Cross Council 10, 11, 12. FORD, lEE Art Club 12, Boys' Club 10, 11, 12, Slip Collector 11, Chess Club 12. FOSTER, DIXIE Dix Girls' Club 10, 11, 12, Mothers' Tea Fashion Show 11, Chorus ll, 12, Senior Girls' Glee 10, Ensemble 10, All School Show 11, 12, FOSTER, DONILIA Toots Girls' Club 10, 11, 12, Girls' Sports 10, 11, 12, Photo Club 10, 11, Photo Club Secretary 11, Attendance Office 11, Letter- girls' Club IO, 11, 12, Retail Selling Club 12, Ushers' Club 11, Girls' Club Representative 12, Chorus 12, Cherry Pie Baking Contest 11, FOSTER, PAT Poft Girls' Club 10, ll, 12, Mothers' Tea Hostess 11, Mothers' Tea Committee 11, Junior Prom Committee ll, Photo Club ll, latin Club ll, 12, Lettergirls' Club 10, ll, 12, Girls' Sports 10, ll, Retail Selling Club 12, Senior Chorus 11, 12, Senior Girls' Glee 10, All School Show 10, 11, 12, FRANCESCHINA, RENA Vickie Letlergirls' Club 10, ll, 12, Girls' Club 10, ll, 12, Girls' Sports IO, 11, 12, Lettergirls' President 10, Ushers' Club ll, 12, Standards Committee IO, 11, 12, Board of Control ll, Basket Room 11, 12, Mothers' Tea Committee ll, Spanish Club 10, Girls' Club Representative 10, ll, Roll Room Secretary IO, ll, Girls' Play Day 10, ll, 12. FRISBEE, BARBARA Bobby Torch 10, 11, Torch Committees 11, Girls' Club 10, ll, 12, Mothers' Teo Style Show ll. FRYE, ROSALEE Rosie Girls' Club 10, 11, 12, Mothers' Tea Committee ll, Retail Selling Club 12, Girls' Glee Club 11, I2. FULTZ, VIRGII. Vir9 Boys' Club 10, 11, 12, Chorus 11, 12, Baseball 10, ll, All School Show 11, 12. SENIORS GATSOS, ELAINE K. P. Girls' Club IO, II, IZ, Lettergirls' Club IO, II, Girls' Sports IO, II, Retail Selling Club IZ, Mothers' Tea Fashion Show II, Recreational leadership IZ, Makefup Crew II, IZ, Librarian II, Bulletin Board Committee Il, Attendance Ottice II, GAVIN, ROGER Rog Boys' Club IO, II, IZ, Career Day Host II, IZ, Chieftain Staff IO, II, Sports Editor II, Retail Selling Club IZ, Chess Club II, IZ, P A Crew II, IZ, Board ol Control II, IZ, Senior Council IZ, Junior Prom Committee II, Slip Collector IZ, Annual Stall IZ. GOLDMANN, CHARLOTTE ANN Char Girls' Club IO, II, IZ, German Club IO, II, IZ, German Club Secretary II, IZ, United Notions Council II, All School Show ro, standard, committee ro, 11, IZ, Sports IZ, Main omg, IZ, Annual Stott IZ, Mothers' Tea Committee II, Commercial Club IO, II, IZ, United Nations Club IO, II, IZ. Gorzes, WAYNE Hot Rod Boys' Club ro, 11, IZ, Band 10, 11, IZ. GOTCHER, GLENDA MAE Gotch Girls' Club IO, II, IZ, Mothers' Tea Hostess II, Mothers' Tea Committee II, Girls' Sports IO, II, lettergirls' Club II, IZ, Librarian IZ, Photo Club II, Retail Selling Club IZ. GOTTI, PHIL Boys' Club Representative IZ, Fire Patrol IZ, Boys' Club IO, II, IZ. GRACE, ALAN Boys' Club IO, II, IZ, Fire Patrol IZ, Chorus IO, II. GRAHAM, JIM Boys' Club IO, II, IZ, Stage Crew II, Retail Selling Club IZ. GRAHAM, RONALD Boys' crrib IO, 11, IZ. GRAN, EDWARD Boys' Club IO, Il, IZ, Pep Band IO, II, IZ, Solo Contest IO, II, IZ, Festival Band II, IZ, Band IO, II, IZ, Orchestra II, IZ. GRANVILLE, JEAN T. S. 5 Girls' Club IO, II, IZ, All School Show IZ, Chorus IZ, letter- girls' II, IZ, Girls' Sports IO, II, IZ, Mothers' Tea Hostess II, Retail Selling Club IZ, Standards Committee II. ORIM, NORMA Okie Entered from San Antonio, Texas IZ, Pep Squad II, F,H.A. II, Science Club II, Spanish Club II, Library Club II, Roll Room Vice President IO, General Homemalring Executive President II, Junior Play II, Junior and Senior Banquet Committee II, Senior Graduation Committee II, Girls' Club IZ, Friendship Club IZ, Open House Hostess IO. GRUENICH, FRED Entered tram White River High School II, Baseball IZ, Boys' Club IO, II, IZ. GUINN, BILL Toodles Boys' Club IO, II, IZ, Track Manager IO, Lettermen's Club II, IZ, Hall Patrol II, Parking Patrol ll. C-UNDERSON, SKIPPY Skip Parking Patrol II, IZ, Basketball IO, II, IZ, Baseball IO, II, IZ, Hall Patrol II, Bays' Club IO, II, IZ, All School Show IO, letlerrrrc-r1's Club II, IZ, Slip Collector II. GURLEY, GARY GEORGE Girk Boys' Club 10, 11, IZ, chorus ro, II, All School Show 10, Junior Prom Committee II, Chess Club IZ. GUNTER, LARRY Transferred trom Mt. Baker II, Honor Society II, Boys' Club II, IZ. .ow fn 42 4. h Ig , 4 1 1 3? iii A SENIORS HAAVERSEN, ALF JR. Bud Boys' Club 10, 11, 12, latin Club IO, ll, 17, Chess Club 10, 11, Photo Club 12, Sciunce Club 12. HAGEN, BEVERLY JEAN Bev Girls' Club IO, 11, 12, Latin Club 10, 11, 12, Glce Accom- panist 12, Nanettu Accompunist 12, Attendance Office 10, Il, Girls' Glee 10, Orchestra 11, 12, Annual Staff 12, Photo Club IO, 11, Cafeteria IO, II, 12, Girls' Suorts 10, 11, Orchestra Contest 11, 12, All School Show 10, 11, 12, Chorus Contest 10, 12, Ensemble, Solo Contest 10, 12, Mothers' Tea Style Show 11, Torch 10. HALLADAY, JAMES HARLO Tex Boys' Club IO, 11, 12, Spanish Club 10, 11, 12, Football Mon- ager1O, Art Club 11, 12, Chess Club 10, ll, 12, Truck 10, 12, Lettc-rmen's Club. HAMLIN, BOB Boys' Club 10, 11, 12, Slip Collector 11, Chess Club 12. HANCOCK, VERNA MAE Vcrnie Lettergirls' Club 10, 12, Nonette 10,. 12, Sextet 11, Bulletin Board Committee 11, All School Show IO, 11, Torch Society 10, Roll Room Secretary 12, Chorus 10, 11, 12, Main Office 12, Girls' Club 10, 11, 12, HARDERS, PAULA Joan French Club 10, 11, 12, Girls' Club IO, 11, 12, Lettergirls' 11 12 G l S I 11 12 Club 10, , , 11, Fashion Show 11, Main Office Nations Council Boys' Club Boys' Club 10, 11 Parking Patrol 11, ir s' ports O, , , Chorus 12, Glee 11, United Nations Club IO, 11, Torch 10, 11, Girls' Club Representative 12, United 10, French Club President 11, Standards Committee 12. HARTLEY, TED 1O,11, 12, Latin Club 10, ll, 12. HARTMAN, Boa '4Hqfvy 12, Football Manager IO, Football J V 11, Chess Club 10, Latin Club 11, 12, Letter- men's Club 10, 11, 12. HAUG, DEE Entered from Burlington 12, Fcotball Manager 10, F.F.A, 10, 11, Boys Club 10, 11, 12. HAYNES, JOAN Haynesie Girls' Club 10, 11, 12, Main Office 11, 12, Standards Commit- tee 11, 12, Junior Prom Committee 11, Girls' Club Representa- tive 12, Girls' Sports 11. HEHR, DON Band 10, 11, German Club 10, 11, 12, Stage Crew 10, 11, 12, P A Crew 10, 11, 12, German Club Executive Board 11, United Nations Council 12, Stage Crew Manager 11, 12, German Club Boys Club 10, President 12. HENDERSEN, JIM 11, 12, Slip Collector 11, Fire Patrol 11. HESS, WYNN Winnifred Boys' Club 10, ll, 12, Football ll, 12, Track 10, Lettermen's Club 10, 11, 12. HOEY, MYRNIE Girls' Club 10, 11, 12, Friendship Club 11, 12, Friendship Club Secretary 12, Girls' Club Representative 10, Bulletin Board Committee 12, Regulation Committee 10, Roll Room Secretary ll, latin Club 10, 11, 12, United Nations Council 10, Dramatics Club ll, 12, All School Show 10, 11, 12, Annual Staff 11, 12, Junior Prom Committee ll, Torch Society 10, ll, 12, letter- girls' Club 11, 12, Girls' Sports 11, 12, Chorus 10, 11, 12, Festival Chorus 109 Nonette 11, 12. HOFFMANN, SALLY ANN Sunny Girls' Club 10, 11, 12, Retail Selling Club 12, Junior Prom Committees 11, Fashion Show 11. HOGE, JOYCE Regulation Committee IO, Orchestra 10, 11, 12, Solo Contest 10, 11, 12, Festival Orchestra 10, 11, 12, Commercial Club 11, 12, Commercial Club Vice President 12, Mothers' Tea Commit- tee 12, Torch 10, 11, 12, Girls' Sports 10, 11, 12, latin Club 10, 11, 12, Lettergirls' Club 11, 12, String Trio 11, Dramatic Club 11, 12, Fall Play 12, All School Show 11, Basket Room 11 I2 MENC Orch 11 Gul Cl b 10 ll 1 GIYIS ,5.... estro 5 'rs' u , , 2, ' ' Club Conference 11. HOLLOWAY, DWIGHT Boys' Club 10, 11, 12, Dramatics Club 12, Fall Play 12, Torch 11, 12, Latin Club 10, 11, 12, Junior Council 11, All School Show 12, Senior Play 12. SENIORS Bays' Club 10, ll, 12, Staqi- Crew 10, 12, Office Worker 12, All School Show 11, Chorus 11, 12. HOLMES, rcruv Boys' Club 10, 11, 12, Photo Club 11, 12, Photo Club Vice President 12. HOWARD, JERAIDINE Jerre Girls' Club 10, 11, 12, Art Club 10, 11, 12, Art Club Secre- tary 11, 12, Junior Prom Committee 11, Fall Play Art Staff ll, Girl ol the Month ll, Bulletin Board Committee 12, Senior Ball Committee 12. HOOD, JOHN Juanita Boys' Club 10, 11, 12, Science Club 12. HOLT, PAULA JEAN Retail Selling Club 12, Girls' Club 10, 11, 12, Chess Club 11, 12, Spanish Club IO, 11, 12, Basket Room II, Girls' Sports IO. IRWIN, JOAN Bugs Girls' Club IO, 11, 12, Girls Sports 10, 12, leltergirls' Club 10, 12, Junior Prom Committee ll, Mothers' Tea Hostess 11g Standards Committee 10, 11, 12, Main Office 11, 12, Retail Selling Club 12, Ushers' Club 11, 12, Retail Selling Club Sec- retary 12, Library Staff IO, Junior Prom Committee 115 Mothers' Tea Committee 11, HUSELAND, STANLEY Stan the Man Boys' Club 10, 11, 12, Baseball Manager 10, 11, 12, latin Club 10, ll, 12, lettermenk Club 10, 11, 121 Chess Club 10, 11, 12, Stage Crew ll, Street Patrol IO, 11g Parking Patrol 115 Chieftain Stoll 11, 12, Annual' Staff 11, 125 Science Club 12. HUBER, JIM Boys' Club 10, 11, 12. JANDERS, JOHNNY VICTOR Jakei' Football 10, 11, 12, Basketball J V 10, 11, Baseball 11, 12, Hall Patrol 12, Fire Patrol 10, 11, 12, Basketball Patrol 12, Band 111 Orchestra 11, Rall Room Vice President IO, 12, Lettermen's Club 11, 12, Boys' Club 10, 11, 12, All School Show 12. JACKSON, BARBARA Bobble Entered from Yakima 11, Girls' Club 11, 12, Spanish Club 11. JACKSON, JUANITA Entered from Yakima 11, Girls' Club 11, 12, Spanish Club ll, 12. JENSEN, PHYLLIS Phil Girls' Club 10, 11, 12, Spanish Club 10, 11. JARVIS, ROBERT French Club 10, Boys' Club 10, ll, 125 Science Club 12. JANISCH, VIRGINIA Cheerleader 11, 12, Ushers Club 10, ll, Ushers' Club Secre- tary 101 Makeup Crew IO, 11, 12, Makefup Crew President 11, French Club 10, 11, 12, French Club Vice President ll, Recreation Council 10, 11, Girls' Sports 10, 11, Standards Committee ll, 12, Attendance Office 10, 11, Roll Room Of- fices 10, 11, 12, Lettergirls' Club 11, 12, Homecoming Princess 12. JONES, SHIRLEY Jonesy Girls' Club IO, 11, 12, Chorus 11, 12, Girls' Glee 10, Sland- ords Committee 10, 11, 12, Mothers' T a Hostess 117 Girls' Sports 10, 12, Junior Prom Committee 11, Girls' Ensemble 10, Retail Selling Club 12, All School Show 11, Mothers' Tea Com- mittee 11, Festival Chorus 11, Girls' Representative 10, Bulletin Board Committee 10, 11. JOHNSON, TED Yorgi Boys' Club IO, 11, 12, Choir 11, 12, JOHNSON, JOSEPH Joe Bows' Club 11, 12. ,. I -D IORGFNSEN SHIRLEY 11111111- G1111 C11111 III 11, I1 1111.-11 C11111 1.1 11, 1.1, 111111 51111111 111, II, I1 11-1-1-111111 C11111 111 Il 11' C11111111 111 II 11, All 511111111 510. 111 Il II 5101111111111 1.1111 111 ll 1.1, M1111 ro:1111L1I1 Rvom Il, If M111r1 OWN' II, If M11rI11-11 T1-11ll111I1-15 Il, Rpll R001-1 Smw-'1111 I' Iu11111 P10111 L111111111l11-1-1 Il M11111 Conn-11 III II, I.', Rvlc11l S1-I111111 CI11L1 l,', I1-s1111I Cl1n1111 ILI, MC11111-11 T1-11 CQ1111111101- Il, C1111 CI1111 11.-1111-1.-1111111110 111 KALK, RICHARD Bon Clutu IO, II, II, Tomb III, ll IJ, L11I111 4I11I1 III, II, S111-nav CIUI1 If KAMPSTAD, MARION 'C1111111y G11I1 Club ILI, Il, I2, G11I5 5110111 III, II, LMI1-11111I-, Club II, R011 1200111 V111-P11-1111.-111 111, 51111111111111 C111111111111-.- 10, Man- U11 C11-W II, IY, Mmm-11 T1-11 C111111111111-0 I I, Annual SlnII Il, I2, C111I1 Cluh P1oc111x111 C01111111ll1-1- II, Roll Room 51-111-11111 12, C1111-111111 51.111 Il KELLER, FRANCIS B S151-1-111-v' B015 CIuLJI1I,II, I1 KELLY, BARBARA Bum E11If-11-11 H5111 Pf11'Inr11I IJ, G1I1 CIul1 III, II, IX, P1-11 CI11I1 IO, C11I1 LQ-11q11v Counc1I Il, bash-1100111 III, Norm- Room S1-111-Iury III, Bullv' rv Board Co1111111IIee Il, Pmxu- lor IM' would coma-51 II. KILLIAN, LF Moms 111- 1111111 C1111111431111 51111111 10, 11, 12, C,1111'C1u11 10, 11, 12, 5111111111111 11, 12, 51111111111 C1011 Il KING, LARRY Luv L1111-11111 I1o111 Bu-111vrIor1 IQ, B015 CIUL1 ILI, ll, IY, I3, Conser- 111I1or1 Club III, Jumor Rod Cross III, F11II Pluy IP, Jur11ol Prom Co1111111II1-v II, Servo: Bnll Co111r111II4-0 I1', III, Ad, Murwuqvr of CI'11f-Imln II, SI11: Colledor IfI, A11 Club ICI, Armuul SIUII ICI, R11I111I S1-II11117 Club Il, Hull P41IroI II, ALI Munurpvr of FooIbnII P1Qq1f1111 Co111111.111-v I3 RING MAXINE MOL I7vEr1H-14-11 from Omaha, Nobr II, GIII1 CIUI1 III, Il, IQ, C,1Is Svorls III, IZ, C11rIs' CIE? III, II, SIurvrIL1rdi II, I2, 5111111155 Club IO Y Toervi R09 II, Rm-CI Cross R011 II, V4-L1CIuIJ II, Rec Ccuwul I2 14011-.1c, PAULINE 011, 01.-1. 151, 5101111 11, 12, 51-.1011 11, 01111 C1011 IO, 11, IQ 51,1-111119 10, 1-.11 501001 510.1 ll LANGLEI, SHIRLEY 'C--1 CILII1 I1I II If, LPIIWQHI5 II, If, Re'cl11IuI10r1 Corvvruullvr II 'Z a 'SVOIN IVI, II, IP, C111Is Club CoUr1c1I II, Usheli FIDE: II, II, French IO, II, IQ, Torgh IO, II, I2, Mn1n OIf1ce If, lI'11I1-11 N111.or11 Club II, Counselors OIIILQ' II, Aflendurvce 'WH-1m If RQII Room V1ce Pres II, Mukc up Crow II, I2, - 111L1'1 II Torch Brenidnsr Co1111111I1vf- Il, Tvomh Club Pres' 1der1v II, FmI11or1 Show I?. LAURENT, DANNY Bud Boys Club IO, II, Il' LA VALLEY, MARGARET 'Mugsl YQ-111 0111-1, C1011 10, II, 12, 111111-11 C11111 51111-11111 II, 'JO11-' 1 L '1 Ex I1 Grls Sporw IO, II, IQ, Lf-IIerg1rIs II, 'Y C 1 CMH If, II, I2, Nursew OWCQ' II, Il. lur11Or Red 24,5 C3 11, ' I I, S':1'1do'ds Co11111111'ee IO, Bull!-111 Board Com 1,111,.1- I ' ' '--15 T011 C011-111 oo IfI l11111o' II111111 C01v1r111IIg-9 II, F11sI11o11SI1ow Il LAWYER, EDITH MAF F1111- '3 I1 C wt IF, 'I, If, AII ScrooISr1ow III, II, IY, LPIIvrg11I5 C .m fI, IH, UsI1e's Cub II, IZ, Offmv Worker II, IZ, Non 'SUI-' 'J II, I2, Chews IO, II, I2, Slhrvdurds COmrr11I'ee II, 1. '11 Q1 P10111 Cc11111111'e1- II, S010 Co1111-11 IO, II, IQ, Roll Rcom Vmv P11-111lenI II LEDINC-HAM, CHARLOTTE Tu1 C-111 C1111 19, II, 12, C11111 5110111 IO, 11, 12, Le11e1g1111' CLE: II, IY, Slorwlurds Corr11111IIoe IO, II, I2, BuIIeI1r1 Board 51111111111-11 , MO1I1e15 Tec Co1111111m-Q II, G11Is Club Coumll 11, 101111 Club IO, II, 12, Co1111111-111111C11111 10, II, 12, 1un1f11 52111 Co'11r1-Hee II, Torch IO, Il, IQ, Mom Oilice II, I2, 3'af1ucI'or1 S'uII I2, Make-Up Crew IO, II, I2, Orchesnq IO1 f'e1:'or1s Co1111111I1ee IO, II, I2, Ar1r1uuI5InHIO, Il, I2,You1h 15 'He M0010 Corv11'r11Hee IO, Co-Edifor of CI1IeIIuIr1 I2, Solo fa-1ws' Accor11ncr11sI II, AII School Show I2, Play Day IO, II, 51 or Boll Co111'111I1ee IQ, Board of Convrol II, Chc1rmm1 E-22-o' Bc1'I Dec. Comfvmree IZ, Torch Breuklosv Co11111111Iee II, LESLIE, DONNA 111 C1111:,11,12,Re1Q15P1ng C101112,a1111d10,11,12, Soo Cowes' II, I2, Mo'I1ers Teo Il, Wood wmd Qucricl II, 12, re1111c11 amd 10, 11, 12 LONG, WALLACE w1111y 'Mk -111mg-11 10, 51111 Club IO, 11, 12, 111111 111111111 II, 1e11e11m11 C11111 10, 11, 12 Love, RUSSEL Boys C1u111o,11,12,A11C1111111. SENIORS MrrrSl'AODIN, CIIARLENE Charlie Girls' Clrrlv IO, ll, IJ, Latin Ciulr IO, II, IQ, Junior Prom Corrrrriittve Il MLGINNIS RONALD EDWARD Boss Qlrrb IO, II, IQ, MAIACK, YVONNE A, Entr-rvrl tram Arrrlmrarrr- Alaska IQ, Girls' Club IQ, French Club If, Poll Room f'res1rtvr1t II. MAIIIERS, MINA Girls' Sports, Cirrlx' Club IO, II, IQ. MATTESON, LYNN Bud' Emi-rr-d trorrr ALM-rin-I-ir, South Dakota II, Football J.V. IO, Basketball IO, Baseball IO Student Council IO, President of HiY IO, Planning Conrrnittvv for Horrrmonrina IO, Chorus IO, Y Leaders IO, Horrrr- Roorrt President, Bows' Club II, IQ, Chorus II, IQ MAUC-HAN, MONA Girls' Clrrb IO, Il, IQ, Chr-ss Club II, Fashion Show II, Art Club IQ. MAY, ALVIN Bass' Club IO, II, IQ. MICORKLE, GARY Boys' Club IO, Il, IQ, Football J.V, IO, II, Football Varsity IQ, Latin Cm, 11, LL-tts-rrti.-ri S crrrli 11, Track IQ, Slip Crsrrefrcr IQ, Basketball Patrol IQ. MCCREADY, JUANIIA Nita Girls, Club IO, II, IQ, Girls' Shorts IO, II, IQ, Lettergirls Il, IQ, Srranrslr Club IO, Il, IQ, Standards Committee II, Bul- Iettrrr Boarrl Committee II, Ushers Club II, IQ, Ployday IO, IQ, Senior Ball Committee IQ, Girl of the Month II. MLDANIEIS GLENN Mac Flows' Club IO, II, IQ MQDANIELS, LARRY Boys' Club IO, II, IQ, Board of Control IO, IQ, Boslretbcll IO, IQ, Retail Selling Club IQ, Slip Collector IQ. MLQUADE, MARLENE Moc Junior Red Cross Council IO, II, Youth ofthe Month Committee IO, II, Plaque Committee IO, II, IQ, Girls' Club IO, II, IQ, Girls' Club Renrescntative IO, IQ, Standards Committee II, IQ, Spanish Club II, IQ, Srranish Club Ex. Board II, Ushers Club IO, Il, IQ, Ushers Club Serretary IQ, Girls' Sports IO, ll, IQ, Iorclr IO, Drum Maiorvtte IO, II, IQ, Girls' Plcyday IO, II, 10,51 5,1-akfast Conrrrrittee Il, Dramatic Club IQ, Bulletin Board Committee IQ. MEAD, RIIA Reel Clrverlvader IQ, Commercial Club IO, II, IQ, Girls' Sports IO, II, Lettergirls' Club IO, II, IQ, Girls' Club IO, II, IQ, Home Room via- President II, Standards Committee 11, IQ, rzegrrli-re tion Committee IO, Chieftain Stuff CODY Editor II, Chieftain Statf Editor IQ, Caunwlork Office Il, IQ, Torch II, Junior Frorrr Cornmilti-es Il, Junior Council II, Girls' Club Conference II, Board of Control IQ, French Club IO, II, IQ, Chess Club Il, Chess Club Secretary ll, United Nations Club II, Mothers' Ton Committees IO, Il, Bulletin Board Committee II, Torch Breakfast Committee II, Ployday IO. MELCHER, CLEO Glce Club II, IQ, Girls' Soorts IO, IQ, Lettergirls Club IO, II, French Club IO. ll, IQ, Ushers Club ll, IQ, Standards Com' mittee IQ, Girls' Club IO, II, IQ, Ployday II. MELLROTH, LORENE Entered from Lake Stevens IQ, Girls' Club IQ, Junior Prom II. MINERICH, MARY ANN Girls' Glcc IO, All School Slrow IO, Mothers' Teo Committee II, Standards Committee ll, IQ, Bulletin Boord Committee II, Homecoming Queen Committee II, Girls' Club IO, II, IQ- Ushers' Club IO. MITCHELL, JACQUELYN Jackie Girls' Club IO, II, IQ, Latin Club IO, II, IQ, Science Club IQ. SENIORS MONAGHAN, PATRICIA Pat Entered from Holy Names Academy, Seattle 12, Girls' Club 12, French Club IO, Sodalrty IO. MONK, MARY Mor1kie Girls Club 10, 11, 12, Girls' Sports 10, 11, 12, Lettergirls' Club 10, 11, 12, Library Staff 12, Main Otlice 12, Playday 11, Jun' ior Prom Committees 11, Roll Room Secretary 11, Mother's Tea Fashion Show 11. MONSON, BILL Mums Boys' Club 10, 11, 12, Track 10, 11, 12, Fire Patrol 12, Basket' ball Game Patrol 12, German Club 10, 11, Lettermen's Club 11, 12. MONROE, KENTON Kent Band 10, Il, 12, Orchestra 10, 11, 12, Solo Contest 11, 12, Ensemble Contest 11, 12, J. V. Football 10, ll, Varsity Football 12, Torch 10, 11, 12, Latin Club 11, 12, United Nations Club 11, 12, Boys' Club 10, 11, 12, Lettermen's Club 12. MOORE, RICHARD Boys' Club 10, 11, 12. MORK, CLIFFORD Chorus 10, 11, 12, Boys Club 10, 11, 12, All School Show 10, 11. MURDOCK, DON H. Hughie Hall Patrol 10, Fire Patrol 10, 11, 12, Slip Collector 11, 12, Basketball 10, 11, 12, Track 10, ll, 12, Boys' Club Represental tive 10, 11, Boys' Club 10, 11, 12, Garbage Can Collector 10, 11, Spanish Club 10, 11, Spanish Club Executive Board IO, Chorus 10, 11, 12, All School Show 10, 11, 12, Junior Varsity Football 10, 11, Lettermen's Club IO, 11, 12, Football Parking Patrol 12, Vocal Solo IO, 12. NAIRN, PATRICIA Latin Club 11, 12, Lettergirls' Club 10, 11, 12, Orchestra 10, 11, 12, Band 10, 11, 12, Girls' Sports 10, 12, Girls' Club 10, 11, 12. NARD, MARY ANN Standards Committee 10, 12, Girls' Sports 10, 11, 12, Letter- girls' Club 11, 12, Spanish Club 10, United Nations Council 10, Ushers' Club 10, 11, I2, President Ushers' Club 12, Drae matics Club ro, 11, 12, President ommnircs Club 12, Yourh or the Month Committee 11, 12, Office Worker 12, Girls' Club Representative 12, Girls' Club Program Committee 12, Bulletin Board Committee 12, All School Show 11, Junior Pram Com- mittee 11, Rec. Leadership 12, Junior Red Cross 10, Girls' Club 10,11,12. NELSON, MARIAN R. Girls' Club 10, 11, 12, Girls' Sports IO, 11, Lettergirls' Club IO, 11, 12, Attendance Office 11, Retail Selling Club 12. NESBITT, ROBERT E. Nesi J V Football 10, Varsity Football 11, 12, Commencement Dec. 10, Basketball Game Patrol 11, Commencement Parking Patrol 11, Lettermenis Club 11, 12, Hall Patrol 12, Boys' Club 10, 11, 12, Track Otticial 11. NICHOLS, BILL Nick Track IO, 11, Torch IO, Boys' Club 10, 11, 12, Junior Pram Committee 11, United Nations Central Council 12, Latin Club 11, 12, Science Club 12. NYSTROM, SHERMAN Sherm Re-entered from Highline 11, Boys' Club 10, 11, 12, Swimming 10, 11, Lettermen's Club IO, 11, Fire Patrol 11, OLSEN, DARLENE Board of Control 10, Girls' Club 10, 11, 12, Roll Room Sec- retary 11, Spanish Club 10, 11, 12, Girls' Sports IO, 11, Lettere girls' Club 11, 12, Standards Committee ll, Torch 10, 11, Spanish Club Executive Board ll, Recreation Council 12, Junior Prom Committee 11, Girls' Club 10, ll, Dance Committee 10, Fall Play Production 12, Girls' Club Program Committee 12, Torch Breakfast Committee ll. OLSON, LYLE Boys' Club 10, 11, 12, Football 11, 12, Basketball 10, Track 10, 11, 12, Lettermen's Club 11, 12, Fire Patrol II, ORVELLA, CAROLYN MARIE Girls' Sports IO, 11, 12, Lettergirls' Club 10, 11, 12, Junior Red Cross Council Il, Standards Committee 10, Il, Bulletin Committee 12, Commercial Club President 12, Roll Room SEC retary 11, Latin Club 11, 12, Girls' Club 10, 11, 12, Main Office: Attendant Oltice 12, Commercial Club 10, Il, 12, United Nations Council 12, Mathers' Ten Committee 10. PARMAN, DON Photo Club io, 11, 12, Boys' Club ro, 11, 12, remit Club 11, 12, Latin Club ro, 12, SENIORS PALMER, RONALD 'Ron Bovs' Club 10, 11, 12. PARK, CARL D. 'Parkieu Boys' Club 10, 11, 12, Slip Collector 12, Baseball 12, Board at Control 12. PARKER, BILL Chess Club 12, Letterrnen's Club 12. PARKS, JACK GORDON Entered from Lewis 8- Clark ll, Torch Club 10, 11, 12, Boys' Club 11, 12, Science Club 12, Science Club President 12. PEDERSEN, ROY Pete Boys' Club 10, 11, 12, PEPKA, ROSE ANN Punlsv Entered from Kokomo, Ind. 10, Secretary Roll Room 10, United Nations Council ll, Girls' Club 10, ll, 12, Girls' Club Rep- resentative ll, Secretary Latin Class ll, Junior Red Cross Council 12, Girls' Sports 10, 11. PERALA, CHESTER, Chet Boys' Club 10, 11, 12, Art Club 11, 12, Art Club Vice-Fresi- dent 12, Makeiup Crew 11, 12, All School Show 10, 11, 12, Annual Staff ll, 12, School Representative for Scholastic Art Award Contest, Junior Prom Committees 11, Senior Ball Com mittee 12. PETERSON, PATRICIA Pat Girls' Club 10, 11, 12, Girls' Club Vice President 12, Snanlsh Club 10, 11, 12, Spanish Club Vice-President 11, 12, United Nations Club 11, 12, United Nations Council 11, Girls' Sports 11, 12, Attendance Ottrce 1O, ll, Nurses Office 121 Girls' Club Representatrve 10, 11, Standards Committee 10, Bulletin Board Committee ll, Junior Prom Committee, Mothers' Tea Committee 11, Annual Stott 12, Play Day 12, PHILLIPS, DON Bun1iy Boys' Club 10, 11, 12, Drama Club 10, 11, All School Show, 12, Retail Selling Club 12, Secretary ot Retail Selling Club 12, Board of Control 10, 12, Junior Red Cross Council 107 Senior Play 12, Fall Play 12. PIRIE, DON BENNETT Band 10, 11, 12, Pep Band 11, 12, Orchestra 10, 11, 12, Solo Contest 10, 11, 12, Festival Band 10, 11, 12, Brass Sextet 12, Torch Club 10, 1.1, 12, Dramatics Club 10, 11, 12, Fall Play 10, Board of Control 10, 11, Drum Maior 11, 12, Bond Council lo, 11, 12, Boys' Club 10, 11, 12, stage crew lo, 11, Ei. change Assembly 10, 11, 12, Elections Committee 10, 11, 12. PLANO, DlANE 'ADV' Girls' Club 10, 11, 12, Ushers' Club 10, Senior High Chorus 10, 11, 12, Junior Red Cross Council 10, Standards Committee 11, All School Show ll, Attendance Office 12, Bulletin Board Committee 12, Library Assistant 12, Mothers' Tea 11, Festival Chorus 10. POLSON, KATHRYN JEAN K,P. Girls' Club 10, 11, 17, Letterglrls' Club 11, 12, Girls' Sports 10, Jiiiiioi Refi om. Council 11, rfiriii Club lo, ll, 12, cries, Club 11, Standards Committee 11, Orchestra 10, 11, 12, Solo Contest 11, 12, Festival Orchestra 11, 12, Torch 10, 11, United Nations Club 11, 12, M,E.N.C Orchestra lMissoula, Mortt.l 11, String Ensr-mbles 10, 11, 12. PRATHER, JOSEPH Chorus 10, Boys' Club 10, 11, 12, Latin Club 10, 11, 12, Music Contest 10. PROVIN, ROBERTA i'Berta Gills' Club 10, 11, 12, Glei- Club 10, Spanish Club 10, 11, 12, Bulletin Board Committee 11, Standards Committee 11, Girls' Club Representative 11, Girls' Sports 10, Oltice Worker 12, United Nations Club 11, 12. PTOLFMY, SHIRLEY Entered from Calitarnia 11, Girls' Club 11, 12, Latin Club 10, Band 10, 11, 12, Clarinet Ensemble 10, Junior Prom Committee 11. OUAM, DEAN Guam Boys' Club 10, 11, 12, Baseball Manager 11g Lettermerfs Club 12, Parking Patrol 12, latin Club 10, Retail Selling Club 12, Street Patrol 10, 11, Slip Collector 11, RANUM, GORDON L, Gordy Boys' Club 10, 11, 12, Spanish Club 10, 11, Orchestra 11, 12, Pep Band 11, 12, Band 11, 12, Torch 10, 11, 12, Torch Vice- President 12, Science Club 12. Football JV 11, 12, rims. lo, 11, 12, sim' Club lo, ll, 12, 5 ,f sENloRs RAUB, DICK Basketball 10, Spanish Club 10, Fire Patrol 10, ll, Boys' Club 10, 11, 12, Football Manager ll, 12, Lettermen's Club 11, 12. REED, JOYCE Reedy Girls' Club 10, 11, 12, Girls' Sports 10, 11, Lettergirls' Club 10, 11, Standards Committee 11, 12, Ushers' Club 11, 12, Petail Selling Club 12, Playday 10, Junior Council 11, Fashion Show 11. REID, WANDA Girls' Club 10, 11, 12, lettergirls' Club 11, 12, Girls' Sports 10, 11, 12, Librarian 12. ,M I' , Q1 -Q I V REIFSCHNEIDER, CHARLES Reefer . Boys' Club 10, 11, 12, J V Football 10, lettermen's Club 10, 11, 12, Hall Patrol 11, 12, Fire Patrol 12, Basketball Patrol 11, 12, Parking Patrol 11, 12, Drama 12, Track 10, 11, 12, Boys' Club Representative 10. REYNOLDS, BEVERLY Bev Orchestra 10, 11, 12, String Quartet 10, Girls' Sports 12, ieftoin Staff 12, Junior Prom Committee 11, Girls' Club REYNOLDS, ISIAH Boys' Club 10, ll, 12, Art Club 12. RHODES, DAVID Entered from Stevenson High School, Mixed Chorus 11, Football 10, ll, Basketball 11, Lettermen's Club 11, Junior Class Play 11, Boys' Club 12, School Paper 11. RILEY, PATRICIA Girls' Club 10, ll, 12, Retail Selling 12, ROWLAND, RICHARD Rich Boys' Club 10, 11, 12, Spanish Club 10, ll, Track Manager 11, Lettermen's Club 11, 12, Parking Patrol 12. RITCHIE, MARVIA as Girls' Club IO, 11, 12, Girls' Sports 10, ll, letlergirls' Club k 11, 12, Election Committee 11, 12, Standards Committee ll, 12, Ushers' Club 10, ll, 12, Spanish Club 10, 11, 12, United Nations Club 11, 12, Mothers' Tea Committee ll, Torch Society IO, ll, 12, Torch Breakfast Committees 11. ROBERTS, LINDA, Robie X ll 2 s Q X vk x. J Girls' Club 10, 11, 12, Girls' Sports 10, ll, 12, Lettergirls' Club 10, ll, 12. ROCKEY, RICHARD Chorus 10, ll, 12, Letterrnerfs Club 10, ll, 12, Track 10, ll, 12, Football ll, 12, J V Basketball 10, 11, Varsity Basketball 12, Hall Patrol ll, 12, Hall Patrol Captain 12, Fire Patrol ll, 12, Boys' Quartet ll, 12, All School Show 10, 11, 12, Junior Prom Committee 11, Boys' Club 10, 11, 12, Roll Room Vice-President 11, 12. ROGERS, VIRGIL JR. Boys' Club 10, ll, 12, Football Manager 11, lettcrmen's Club ll, 12, Fire Patrol 12, Boys' Club Representative 12, Latin Club ll, 12. SAGLE, ART Argyle Boys' Club IO, ll, 12, P. A. Crew 10, ll, 12, latin Club 11, 12, Annual Statf 12, Baseball 10, Science Club 12. SANCRANT, PHYLLIS Phil Girls' Club 10, ll, 12, Spanish Club 11, Chess Club ll, Corn- mercial Club 12, Phata Club 11, Girls' Sports 12, Junior Prom Committee ll, Mothers' Tea Fashion Show 12. SARGENT, HELEN ANN Sarge Girls' Club 10, 11, 12, Girls' Sports 12. SARGENT, JIM Boys' Club 10, 11, 12. SENIORS SCHAUT, DARE Pep Band 10, 11, 12, Boys Club 10, 11, 125 Fire Squad 125 Fall Play 12, Saxquartet 10, 11, 12, Solo Contest 10, 11, 125 Boys' Club Representative 12, SCHOPF, DICK Boys'Club1O,11, l2,Band1O, l1,125Pep Band 10, 11,125 Varsity Track 11, 125 Lettermen's Club 11, 125 Junior Prom Committee ll, Slip Collector 12, Solo Contest 10, 11, 125 Sox Quartet 10, 12. SCHROEDER, JACK Football 125 JV Football 10, 11, Track 10, 11, 125 Boys' Club 10, 11, 125 Lettermen's Club 10, 11, 125 Board of Control 10, ll, Retail Selling Club 12. SCHULTZ, l.aVERN Boys' Club 10, 11, 125 Track Manager 115 Lettermen's Club 12. SCULATI, LAURA Girls' Club 10, 11, 12, Latin Club 10, 11, 125 Nurse's Office 115 United Nations Club 11, 125 Style Shaw 12. SEAHOLM, MARTIN Marty Boys' Club 10, 11, 12,Bond1O, 11, 125 Pep Band 11, 12, Orchestra 10, 12, Solo Contest 12, Brass Ensemble 125 Dixieland Band 12. SELES, BEVERLY Ushers' Club 105 Marolette 10, Cheer Leader 11, 125 Office Worker 10, 11, 125 Make-up Crew 10, 11, 12, Board of Control 11, 125 Chieftain Staff 12, Youth of the Month 115 Girls' Sports 10, 12, Gills' Club 10, 11, 125 Rec. Council 11. SHAW, ANITA Girls' Club lo, 11, 12, Spanish Club 1O, 11, 125 Attendance attire 12, Bulletin amid 12, Girls' sports 10. SHAW, TERRY Cat Boys' Club 10, 11, 125 German Club 105 Slip Collector 115 Fall Play 125 Fire Patrol 115 All School Show 115 Hat Check Boy at Junior Prom 11, SHORT, TONYA Girls' Club 10, 11, 12, French Club 11, 125 Girls' Glee 10, 11, Chorus 125 Boys' Quartet Accompanist 11, 125 Torch 105 All School snow lo, ll, chorus Contest 10, 11, 12, Solo Con- test 10, 11, 12, Fall Play Production Staff 125 Girls' Sports 10, ll, Torch Breakatst Committee 11. SIFBFNS MYRNA lOU Lettergirls' Club 10, 11, 12, Girls' Club 10, 11, 125 Chieftain Staff 115 Feature Editor 12, Glee 115 Chorus 125 Girls' En- semble ll, Girls' Sports 10, 11, 12. ' SKELLENGER, JOYCE Girls Club 10, 11, 125 Roll Room Secretory 105 Torch Breakfast Committee 115 Mothers' Tea Committee 115 Junior Prom Come mittee 115 Girls' Club Representative 11, Roll Room President 12, Torch Club 10, 11, Torch Breakfast Committee 105 Mothers' Tea Committee ll, Junror Council 11, Junior From Committee 11, Standards Committee 11, 12, Chieftain Staff 125 Co-Editor Chieftain 12, SLOUGH, JERRY Boys' Club 10, 11, 12, Chorus 10, 11, 125 Solo Contest 10, 12, German Club 10, 11, 12, Chess Club 105 Boys' Quartet 12. SLOUGH, JIM Torch 10, 11, 12, Boys' Club 10, 11, 125 Latin Club 11, 125 J V Football 115 Football 12. SMART, FRANCIS Tony Boys' Club 10, 11, 125 Lettermen's Club 10, 11, 125 Letter- men's Club Secretary 125 Baseball Manager 105 Baseball 11, 125 Football Parking Patrol ll, 125 Basketball Patrol 11, 125 Fall Play 10, 115 Chorus 10, 11, 125 All School Show 10, 11, 12, Photo Club 10, 11. SODERLUND, MARILYN JEAN Girls' Club 10, 11, 125 Girls' Sports 11, 125 Lettergirls' Club 11,12,Glee Club 10, 11,12, SOMERS, BARBARA Barb Girls' Club 10, 11, 12, Girls' sports 10, 11, 12, Bulletin some Committee 115 Office Worker 11, 125 latin Club 11, 125 Orchestra 105 Lettergirls' Club 11, 125 Board of Control 115 Girls' Club Representative 10. .ag sn. 'Q an '0 STARKOVICH, MARJORIE Margie Girls' Club 10, ll, 12, Girls' Sports ll, 12, Lettcroirls' Club 10, ll, Chieftain Staff 11, Glee 10, ll, 12, Girls' Ensemble IO. STEVENS, VIRGIL Transferred from Oklahoma City, Okla., Pep Club VicefPresident, Art Club. TAYLOR, BARBARA Ronnie Girls' Club IO, 11, 12, Girls' Sports 12. TERAOKA, TOMMY Boys' Club IO, 11, 12, French Club II, 12, Chess Club 12, Boys' Club Representative 12, Cheer Leader ll, United Nations Club 11, Fire Patrol 11, 12, Fire Chief Assistant 12. THOMAS, BOB Track 10, Baseball 11, 12, Fire Chief 12, Office Work 12, Let- termen's Club 12, Roll Room Vice-President 12, Boys' Club 10, 11, 12. THOMAS, KEITH Boys' Club 10, 11, 12, Spanish Club 10, 11, 12, Dramatics Club 12. THOMPSON, GARY Baseball 10, 11, Boys' Club 10, 11, 12. TOBACCO, FRANK Tabac Boys' Club IO, 11, 12, lettermen's Club 10, II, 12, Hall Patrol 11, Photo Club12,TracklO,11,12. TONKIN, JlM Tonk Boys' Club 10, 11, 12, Latin Club 10, Retail Selling Club 10, Slip Collector 11. TONKIN, LLOVD Tonk Boys' Club 10, ll, 12, German Club 10, All School Show IO, ll, 12, Chorus IO, 11, 12, Track IO, 11, Fall Play 12, Attend- ance Office IO. TWITCHELL, MARION Twitch Girls' Club 10, 11, 12, Girls' Glee Club II, Standards Com- mittee II, Bulletin Board Committee 11, Ushers' Club IO, 11, 12, Stage Crew ll, Spanish Club 10, Attendance Office 12, Library Technician 12, Junior Prom Committee 11. UNDERWOOD, ROBERT Bob Entered from Peninsula High 12, Football 10, ll, Baseball 10, 11, lettermen's Club 10, 11, Bays' Club 12, VACCA, PRUDENCE Entered from Tstituta, Cianciulli, italy 10, Girls' Club 10, 11, 12, Latin Club 11, Mothers' Tea Fashion Show IO, 11, Stan- dards Committee 11, Girls af the Month 10, Nurse's Office 12. VARNEY, DONALD D, Don Entered from Federal Way High ll, Football 10, Basketball 10, Boys' Club 10, 11, 12, Science Club 12. VAUGHN, LILLIAN Lil Girls' Club 10, 11, 12, Lettergirls' 11, 12, Girls' Sports 10, Spanish Club 10, Il, 12 Bulletin Board Committee 11, Standards Committee 11, 12, Office Workers 11, 12, Make-up Crew 11, 12, United Nations Club 11, 12, WAGNER, WILLIAM Bill Boys' Club 10, 11, 12, Lettermen's Club ll, 12, Football IO, ll, 12, Hall Patrol 11, Slip Collectors 12, Garbage Disposal 11, Track IO, 11, 12, Fire Patrol 11, 12, Chorus ll, 12, All School Show ll, 12, Board of Control 10, Vice-President of Roll Room 12, Basketball Patrol 11, 12, WAHLUND, SHERYL Entered from Port Townsend 12, Latin Club 10, Girls' Club 12. SENIORS WEAIHERS, NATHANIEL, Nat Boys' Club IO, II, IQ, Letlermen's Club IO, II, IQ, Football IO, Il, IQ, Track IO, Baseball II, IQ, Roll Room President IQ, Fire Patroll II, Track Patrol II. WARREN, MONTY Putt JV Football II, Track IO, IQ, Art Club, Boys' Club IO, II, IQ. WEBSTER, DARRELL Track IO, II, IQ, Boys' Club Representative IO, II, Roll Room President IQ, Art Club II, Fire Patrol IQ, Parking Palrol IQ, Lelterntenk Club IU, II, IQ, Board of Control IQ. WELCH, DARLENE Dee Girls' Club IO, II, IQ, Friendship Club IO, Il, IQ: Girls' Sports IO, II, IQ, Play Day IO, Roll Room Vice President IO, II, Annual Stall IO, II, IQ, lettergirls' IO, Junior Council II, Junior Prom Committees II, Torch IO, Dramatics Club IO, II, IQ, Fall Play II, IQ, All School Show II, Girls' Club Reprel sentative IQ, Commercial Club IQ, Latin Club Secretary II, Dramatics Club Secretary IQ, Assembly Committee II. WELCH, VIRGALYN F. Bobs Girls' Club IO, Il, IQ, Girls' Sports IO, II, I2, Chorus IO, II, Girls' Glee IQ, Basketgirls II, Lettergirl IO, II, IQ, Junior Red Cross IO, Bus Patrol IO. WEST, DUANE MERLE Entered lrom Petulune, Calil. IQ, Boys' Club IO, Il, IQ, JV Football II. WIK, GERALD Gerry Boys' Club IO, II, IQ, Retail Selling Club IQ. WILKINS, SHIRLEY ShirI Girls' Club IO, II, IQ, Lettergirls' Club IO, II, I2, Chieftain Stall II, Make-up Crew II, IQ, Standards Committee II, Girls' Sports IO, II, IQ. WILLIAMS, JERRY Willie Boys' Club IO, II, IQ, Lettermen's Club II, IQ, Fire Patrol II, JV Football II, Varsity Football IQ, Latin Club II, United Nations Club II, All School Show IO, II, IQ, Varsity Quartet II, IQ, Track IO, II, IQ, Chorus IO, II, IQ, Parking Patrol IQ. WILLIAMS, JIM Arizona Boys' Club IO, II, IQ, Track IO, II, Bond IO, German Club IO, Il, IQ, Vice President German Club II, United Notions Club II. WILLIAMS, SHIRLEY Sl'rirI Orchestra IO, II, IQ, Girls' Club IO, Il, IQ. WILSON, WALTER Big Walt Boys' Club IO, II, IQ, Track IO, II, IQ, Football IQ, JV Football II, Slip Collector IQ, Lettermen's Club II, IQ, Park- ing Potrol II, I2, Red Cross Council IQ, Roll Room Vice Presi- dent IQ, Fire Patrol IQ. WINNETT, KARYL Girls' Glee Club IO, II, Ushers IO, Lettergirls II, I2, Stand- ards Committee IQ, Girls' Sports IO, II. WYRWICKI, HARRY Boys' Club IO, II, IQ, Art Club II, Junior Prom Committee II. SIPOLA, Al. Entered from Ely, Minnesota II, Boys' Club II, IQ. SMITH, LARRY Cat Entered tram Bellingham IQ, Boys' Club IQ, Intramural Sports IO, II, IQ, Latin Club IO. NAIRN, BILL Boys' Club IO, II, IQ, I3. -3 A an Ov AARHUS, ARLENE ABELHANZ, BARBARA A+. Y-R Q . J ,X ALLISON, SARAH JANE ANDERSON, CHARLOTTE 3 8 h Q I 2 - Ny I I A ' rj' BALDWIN, DICK BALZARINI, JOHN f-Ei fi BETTS, BARBARA BIGLER, JOYCE a ' - fi-:ex . 12 If-vw Ari al' ii I T13 M, ., r, 4 .-In fi fd I BOLTERMAN, CLARENCE BOSLEY, SPIRAL -ag BROWN, VERA xxx AHREN5, HELEN Q ,A I r' .rx I - -I ARFSTEN, KEN BATTELLO, JUDY AUSMAN, ALLEN I A X BEANBLOSSOM, GARY BLAIR, ILENE R BOYDSTON, JIM ui BRUSH 411 BLAKESMITH, SYLVIA x ' 3 - BRATTUS, JACK BURDULIS, CHUCK BUTKOVICH, DARLENE ' JUNIORS BAILEY, RACHEL BAKER, BILL 'Q A. BERGMAN, DUANE BERRY, BILL ' - .. 1 . -w jr Q BLUMHARDT, MERTON BODENHAMER, FAT BROWN, BEVERLY BROWN, CLARINE R , I . 'n, ' . ' L -f -4 J, I In X, R 353-f'7. f - ' I CARLSON, CARLENE JUNIORS v -I A I E I I QE RUSS CARLSON SHIRLEY CASEBOLT af' WYONA CINOTTO ,AA BEVERLY CLYMER . 3 , . i X. K R. L. ' NANCY CHANICK CLYDE CHARBONNEAU WARREN CHRISTOPHERSON DIANE CLEMENT ,LL I I A 3 ' CL 5 L DICK COLOMBI NANCY COOK GENE COURTIER WANDA CRAIG h 1 we 'Q I i' Q2 L I I Q ' J , J .L N Y A y fig. E h CHARLES CRUZ DON CUSTER JERRY DAHLQUIST RICHARD DANIELS -I fd JEAN DENNY JERRY DINES MARLYS DINGMAN 44064 E31 MICKEY DONOVAN GENE DOWNING GERALD DOWNS SHIRLEY DRAGIN DON CROOKSYON ., LOIS DAWSON '? J X4 9' RICHARD DOBSON fu. JONELL DRAZICH BRUCE COLE EDDY CROW DIANE DOMINGO BILL DUNCALF 29 Wf,.s',a i K .EW as X 14, --NL r g x l km X, W -s .av fd 'EI J A JEANNE EASTER BARBARA EASTERBROOK ,Y- I T9 ,av mid 2 , CAROL EATON ' JUNIORS f'7 3 1' Q E I I X.. KEN EDWARDS YVONNE EDWARDS CAROL ELLS Q '- 3 M . , ,a ,. -Q- I f .J . 1 4' I I X A SHARON ERDMAN ENOS EPPERSON MEL ERICKSON I T 1:35. X 'rl 3 we ' L 'df Q I A A A JACK FITZGERALD PAT FLAHERTY DONNA FOX I N. , ,, Q 1 t NJ A x 'v I . K x 1 X HARRV FUJIOKA MARGARET FULLERTON PHYLLIS GALIANO R ig : ., . . I ,L X5 ,. I I CAROL GOODSPEED JOHN GRUHALLA PAUL GUAY 30 CAROL ELLYSON . ,P 2 fn, I f - :Sk . MIRIAM EVANS 5 , X ,F - -I ff! MELVIN FRANTZ , Aff-Q - ii Al , vs fr . .f 5' , , , - SHELLY GERARDEN I F, moms GUILIANI DON EMMONS SHIRLEY ENNIS oi MARILYN FARROW FRANK FARROW AUDREY FREEMAN ARLEIGH FREEMAN f? Y 4 43 I DONNA GIBBONS PAULINE -GLEASON DICK GUIN DON GUNDERSON JUNIORS 'fox T- JUDY HALLAM Lf 'sf 14' Xxx RON HEIRET ' 3 DICK HICKLIN 73' ' . DICK HOLMES 3 luVON HUMPHREY 4 Y BARBARA HANCOCK JIM HANSEN fs ALEX HENRY so ROD H ITCHCOCK JERRY HOADLEY -s -vu 1 CAROL HOOD LOIS HOUGARDY 1' BEVERLY HUNT SALLY HURSKAINEN 1. JUDSON DON ousrme DON HALEY 5? J . 2 ' U I fl 1 A NANCY HAUG BEN Hnss GENE HAYNES 45 5, :CLIF .1 if f' JACOLYN HODGE CAROL HOFFMAN EMELIE HOLCOMB 4 .T RON HOULE MARY HOWARD RON HUDSON ..-5 'IN GERALDINE HUVINEN LOIS ILLIAN VERN INGRAM JACKIE IRBY L OREN IRWIN GEORGE IWASAKI 4 JUNIORS T JOHN JAMES BETTY JENNINGS RONALD JOHNSON KAY JOHNSON ROGER JOHNSON TONI JOHNSON R 4' it R- ,Q I I 5? Q R5 .. 2 an -J . .oi -9' , I' ' MARY JUSTUS HENRY KANGAS GARY KAWACHI GARY KENNEDY RAMONA KENNEDY EUGENE KERR 3' I . 6 is ,. ,d v -wx ' v- f , 'al' A , N N3 . ' 4 an , Q ,Y 1 WARREN KINDLE GEORGIA KING MARYSE KIRSCHNER FRANCES KLEPACH MIKE KRAMER JIM KREISS 4..L f T. y 2 4- sa-fy 'Q . 4 7 A if S HILDA LANEY SHIRLEY LANCASTER CHARLES LANSCIARDI BOB LENIUS JANET LEWIS LQRAY LEWIS 9 QTL 4 N . rw: - 4? v is. E.. 4, 1 ' R N' - l ft! 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SA NCRANT, JOHN .-2 SCHAUER, JAN I T SHREINER, BILL SMALL, KAREN I' 9 I , SOMERS, BETTY SORENSEN, DICK I I I suuss, MARIE STEWART, CAROL i STRAUB, ROBERT STRUGAR, GEORGE SWANSON, JACK TARAHONICH, GEORGIA TAYLOR, CHARLES TEVEBOUGH, LOIS THOMAS, DAVE THOMPSON, RON THRASHER, RICHARD TIFFANY, ARLENE TINNEY, DONNA 55 wi W N. fl TONKIN, SALLY 'a TROYER, DOUG ' JUNIORS TONNESON, DELORES TROWBRIDGE, FLORENCE UNDERWOOD, GENE UNDERWOOD, GENETTE UPPER, CHRIS USIBELLI, RAY VALESKO, AL m?AL L -' I , ' . I Q I Q -ar J VINCENT, JOAN VINCENT, WAYNE WEATHERS, AUDREY WEAVER, JACK WEDEMEYER, GARY WHITE, BILL 'QL 41 WHITE, NANCY WHITE, TOM WICKNENKO, MARGIE WILLENBORG, GERALDINE WILLIAMS, ARLENE WILLIAMS,,JANET - 2 .QI I WILLIAMS, MARY WILSON, MARILYN WINDERS, TOM WOOD, SHARON WOOTEN, EDGAR WRIGHT, JIM .3 V3 YOSHITOMI, ETSU ZAPPALO, JO ANN ZOLD, DON ARUNDELL, WILLIAM FREDERICK5, PHYLLIS SMITH, MAUREEN 36 i - I -u R. A , 4, -'La--I '- Z. -xv iii S 156: ii .A . 'N lin Q ff vu . -u ... ,., M ' i ' Vi J i 5 A fm - .1 ' V' K Wv' ,' A V f fa a+?9' f P2-f ? if ' I ' K K D .Q 5 P f , Qlkbi. 1' xiii ' ff, Xi dl Q. -I .px F' .. '4 .111 F' W 3' ,4 4 S x uw I' J' Blindn- 3? ,. vi U 1 5 M h ,W ,ann 4, .arm ., 2' 55 ' A A , Q, - ' -M-gg-gf,,,, Q ' yr Q , ' x E K, M.. 4 , W 4, A N Q. L . I 'N 1 L'7' M I A -f' ' -1 A f D fn I ROW l: Lora Craig, Barbara Staley, Ulene Atkinson, Pearl Pascoe, Lynn Koenig, Hazel McCulloch, Arlene Delaurenti, Marlys Whit aker. ROW 2: john Russell, Ted Standley, lim McNeely, Donald Iohnston, Dale Braaten. lack Wehrli, Tom Leathley, loe Ainardi. ROW 3 Bill Longwell, Larry Henry, lack Marler, Al Kielland, lay Langland, Mel Bowden, Richard Hueston. SOPHCMORES ROW l: Margaret Barrington, Patricia Matteson, Carolyn Pfaendler, Karen Gerlock. Janice McWilliams, Barbara Button, Sharon Henson, Shirley Rudes, Marlys Ncthuda, Marilyn Phillips. ROW 2: Geraldine Ducatt, Rosemary Guillaume, Gary Routley, Don Dowdell, Ray Ohman, Dan Mikkonen, Frank Dobler, joe Dickinson, lan Zimmerly, Rosalie O'Connor. ROW 3: Bob Garlick, Mylor Roberts, Glen Proctor, Carl Mahnken, Ray Park, George Smith, Bill Freeman, Gerald Limke, Martz Brunette, Paul Duke, ROW l: Avonne Bahner, Catherine Dinning, Nancy Kellaher, Bev Kellaner, Pat Acker, Par Lawn, Myrna Abrahamson, loan Earnest, Fcnlc Senting, Nancy Nelson, ROW 2: Rodney Thatcher. Gene Hughes, Larry Blaser, David Flink, Marilyn Monaghan, Sherry Masel, Pat Sulli- van. Norma Daggett, loan Lines, Marilyn Lee, Robert Miller, Ed Mankinen. ROW 3: Roger Schalstad, Richie Tasca, Ken Cheever, Don Haley, Victor Osgoodby, Clem Muhich, Bill Brewer, Richard lansscn, Breen Hebner, Frank Burdulis, Ray Lotto, SOPHOMORES QI GJ l 5 ,111 1 F, ROW l: Bob Perelli. Valda Miles, Marianne Baumgardner, Alice Ponkc, Shirley Smith, Meredith Malone, Shirley Bakken, Le Ellen johnson. Beverly Daniels, ROW 2: Bill Pangborn, Tim Riley, Tony Mencias, Lowell Morris. Bill McCorkle, lerry Clayton, lohn Kores, Don johnson, Dan Holman, ROW 3: Tom Bevan, Mike Wagner, Franklin Lansciardi, jack McCulloch, Arvc Elstrom, lay Ernest, Chuck Parsons, Robert Collins, Oscar Lindahl. , 39 ROW 1: Cwennie Riley, Pat Palmer, Karen Kennedy, Marlene Raaum, Vivian Abraham. Cheryl Orsenico, Betty' Tmney, Anita Abelhanz, Marlys Anderson, Carol Chanik. ROW 2: Tom Parks, Marilyn Smith, Rita Thomas, Noreen Courtright, Vrrgre4Wrllrarns, Elza Stewart, Ruth Maughan, Lucille Brees, Yvonne Hehr, Delbert Keller. ROW 3: Ed Palmer, lack Washburn, Marvin Ness, Milton King, Warner Talso, Ronald Harrison, Don Dimock, Errol Bouchard, Phil Lyonais, Bruce Osgoodly. SOPHOMORES ROW l: Larry Skellenger, Shirley Crowell, Peggy Taylor, Myrna Rogers, Mary McGinnis, Shirley Stafford, loanne Downs, Patti Minerich, Barbara lohnston, Edith Croyle, Myrcne Cooper. ROW 2: Bob Crawford, Florence Nightingale, Barbara Haugen, Arlene Slye, Sylvia Hov- Iand, Marilyn Thorp, Loretta Young, Valeria Schultz, lackie Scott, Tom Buffy, Harold Trumbull. ROW 3: David Mclntyrc. Cordon Barncttc Robert Scc, Ray Barilleaux, Bob Dingman, Cary Morrison, Clifford Creek, LeRoy Cline. Carl Brown, Mickey Zevart, Gary johnson. ROW I: Shirley Martin, Shirley Duncan, Donna Schliet, Sharon lackson, Donna Murdoch, Marleane Thompson, Maybelle Chamberlin Cleo Aanerud, Patsy Mitchell, Anita Delaurenti, ROW 2: Kenny DeWald, Ralph Booth, lim Anderson, Ronald Malmassari, Dorothy Pursian' Rub Ann Sedlacek, Ruth Pierce, Alfred Dempke, Gerald Nesbitt, Bob Dinning. ROW 3: Roy Mattson, Verrol Taylor, Melvin Ferris, Bob'Shafty Sam Pellegrino, Mike Galvin, Stan Webb, Donald Hartman, lim Musick, Stan Burnett, Rich Nickels. ' SOPHOMORES ROW l: Shirley Powell, Barbara Noble, Darlene Rogers, loanne Russell, Marlene Stewart, Barbara Stokes, loanne Scott, Bonnie Segur, leanette Dengel, Donna Wallace, Dolores Bryant. ROW 2: Daryl West, lerry Baker, Gene Myers, Ken Lindberg, Phyllis Billingsley, Delores Schreiner, Anne Gerbracht, Orville Prindle, Richard Holloway, Bob Smith. ROW 3: Lawrence Mack, lim McCormick, Charles Williams, Gerald Edlund, Fred Williams, lack Hougardy, Don Davison Fay Millett, Dale Miller, Sam Pappas, Donald Bud. 42 ROW l: Beverly Lewis, Betty Lou Stuart, lean Hansen, Cora Munsinger, Betty Bliss, ludy Hayes, Rosie Komatsu. ROW 2: Marilyn Grove Shirley Lake, Barbara Pierce, Anita Rasmussen, Opal Creek, Pat Dunkel. ROW 3: Bill Smith, Cliff Bcnamy, Ray Peretti, Don Poli. SOPHOMORES ROW l: Donna jones, Nancy Gaidos, loyce Tasa, Arlene Bartley, Marilyn Anderson, Bonnie Pelkey. ROW 2: Ann Dobson, Bonita Bowers, loan Hilliker, Phil Harrison, Barbara Karstens, Neva larvis, Madge Sipila. 'Y' uf'-F ri .. I U' ,, LJ Y Q H71 Cnfmf e 0, 'ff-.r .L at- U Q' P QI il 7'- J P f 'A!l- T lv: ffavbme ff? 1 X fxres 172 0.7 -utr if 'N ww J X 3 , 'X' -,:,,wxE.W .. . sf. Q: C L - T X ,. - 4 .Ml ,- 1 19.57 .52 X, XX .'55., .. Q: 4 K5 'K 'Q-Se .N ., , X X X . iff? f -6 BARRY DUNPHY AL AARHUS ATHA CLONINC-ER President Vice-President Secretary BOARD OF CONTROL What is the Board of Control? Under the supervision of Karl J. Weber, Vice-Principal, and the leadership of the Student Body president, the Board of Control attempts to solve the problems that confront the student body at any time during the school year. lt is an organization of student leaders, elected by each roll room to serve one semester. Through this legislative body students have an opportunity to participate in school government, administration, manage- ment, and control of problems relating to student welfare. The various aims of the board are primarily: To sponsor, promote. co-ordinate, and encourage greater student participation in school activities: help in the internal administration of the school by participating in the management of the school, through student committees studying problems of discipline, finances, elections, assemblies, etc., provide opportunities for developing leadership and at the same time reaching mutual understandings of these problemsg and stimulate and develop school spirit, school loyalty and school pride. The board has power by majority vote, subject to the veto of the advisor, to make improvements in the school government and its surroundings, providing these decisions do not conflict with the policies of the Board of Education. lt is the practice of the board to hold meetings once every two weeks and when it is necessary, special ones may be called. The class repre- sentatives get their opportunity to participate in the numerous discussions of various problems and play a deciding factor on some of the issues that come before them. By the students, of the students, and for the students, that's our Board of Control. is ti aw '95 f-5 S, HELEN BASKETT PAT PETERSON GEORGIA KING President Vice-President Secretary GIRLS' CLUB Under the leadership of Mrs. Mehus, the Girls' Club has had a successful year. The officers are Presi- dent, Helen Baskettg Vice-President, Pat Peterson, Secretary, Georgia King. Activities for the year began with the Girls' Club Conference at Sumner. Also there was the Courtesy Week, climaxed by a tolo dance and the crowning of the queen and king, election of officers with the usual campaign speeches, the Mothers' Teag installation of new officers and the several Girls' Club meetings. Branches of the club are the Standards Committee, Bulletin Board Committee, Regulation Committee and Friendship Club. A popular feature this year was the monthly selection of the Girls of the Month and at the close of this year the election of the Girl of the Year. BOYS' CLUB Under the leadership of President Clayton Evans, Vice-President Tom Winders, and Secretary Jack Brat- tus, the Boys' Club of I95l-i952 had a memorable year. At the first Bofs' Club assembly of the year, Tom and Richard Dobson gave a talk on their trip to Austria. They illustrated their story with colored slides. Two Renton police officers gave a talk on crime detection and on narcotics and the Pep Band played several numbers, one of which was dedicated to Mr. Wilbur Shorty Luft, the Boy's Club adviser, during the second assembly of the year. On Career's Day, December 7, l95l, eighty-eight seniors boarded two busses to goito Highline for the College Conference. January 29, l9S2, Dads' Night, featured a football motion picture, one on the Greater Seattle area, the Pep Band. a pantomime by Terry Shaw, community singing led by Mr. Glenn Berg, and as guest speaker, Mr. Thomas Dobson. at CLAYTON EVANS TOM WINDERS JACK BRATTU President Vice-President Secretary fflif 3 is A I DICK CLARKE GORDON RANUM JACKIE BACC-ETT President Vice-President Secretary TORCH The organization in Renton High School which honors scholastic achievement is the Torch Society. To attain membership in this organization, a pupil must maintain a 3.2 grade average three quarters out of four. A student who does this the three years of his Sr. High career is the proud recipient of a permanent pin and is entitled to wear an honor cord at Commencement. This year's officers are: Dick Clarke, Presidentg Gordon Ranum, Vice-President and Jackie Baggett, Secretary. The Torch Society, under the direction of Miss Chandler, sponsors a number of activities each year. 'The first of these is an assembly where juniors and seniors are awarded pins earned the previous year, This is followed at the holiday season by the decorating of a Christmas tree in the foyer, and in the spring, the Torch Breakfast, to which all Torch alumni are invited. TORCH CHRISTMAS TREE ROW l: Rena Franceschinl, Mary Monk, Shirley Langei, Loretta Delaurenti, Tom Dobson. ROW Z: Anita Fitch, lo Ann Ellis, Wanda Reid, Pat Smith, Marion Twitshell, Glenda Gotc er, Diane Plano, Gail Miller, Ardene Best, Francis Klepack. ROW 3: Barbara Betts, Opal Creek, Sally Hoftman, Cora Munsinger, Doreen Balzarini, Rosie Komatsu, Yvonne Edward. LIBRARIANS Our library, under the careful supervision of Miss Dusalina Cavaletto and her assistant Miss Doreen Bal- zarini, has again this year proved useful and helpful to the students and teachers. Aiding Miss Cavaletto and her assistant are twenty librarians, whose duties are to check in and out the books and magazines, keep the book shelves in order, clip newspaper and magazines, mend books and take care of pamphlets and bulletin boards. CHESS CLUB The Chess Club consists of a group of students who meet once a week under the leadership of Mr. D. M. Larson to play chess for their own enjoyment. The club is open to any who want to join and the beginners are taught the game. Tournaments are held to add interest to the competition. Officers for the first semester were Clark Crawford, president, Eugene Kerr, vice-president, Mickey Don- ovan, secretary. Second semester officers were Stan Huseland, president, Clark Crawford, vice-presidentg Janet Williams, secretary. FRONT ROW: Bernice Martin, Arlene Stokes, Mickey Donovan, Shirley Stafford, Gregory Hayes, Claudette Minaglia, Carol Hoffman, Darlene Butkovich, Evelyn Samples. ROW 2: Nancy Cooks, Marion Kampstad, Georgia King, Marie Stauss, Ramona Kennedy, Carol Novotny, Mary Smith, lanet Williams, Shirley Ennis, Miriam Evans. ROW 3: Nancy Croyle, Sarah lane Allison, Carol Ellyson, Lee Anne Dod- dridge, Marilyn Wilson, Carroll Goodspeed, Betty Somers, Doris Guiliani, Kay lohnson, Welles Hoffman, Barbara Noble. ROW 4: lim McCormick, Verne Ingram, loan Hilliker, Sally Hurskainen, Ben Hayes, Clark Crawford, Russ Carlson, Walter Wilson, Bob Hamlin, Roger Gavin, Bob Zwirn, Bob Crawford. ROW I: Bev Seles, Myrna Seibens, Ed Eaton, Stan Huseland, Bernice Klinger, Rita Mead, Virginia lanisch, Bev Reynolds. THE CHIEFTAIN For the first time in many years the Chieftain had a boy editor, Ed Eaton, first semester. Other members of the staff were as follows: Rita Meade, associate editor, Stanley Huseland, sports editor, Myrna Siebens, feature editor, Beverly Reynolds, exchange and copy editor, Don Cheever, club and photography editor, and Beverly Seles and Virginia Janisch, rnorgue editors. The first-semester staff published the first eight-page paper at Christmas time. The second semester had as co-editors, Charlotte Ledingham and Joyce Skellinger, sports editor, Bill Berry, feature editor, Gary Curley: assistant feature editors, Georgia King and Donna Tinney, exchange editor, Georgia King: Copy manager. Joe Prather: rnorgue and club editor, Par McTighe, and photography editor, Ramona Kennedy. Miss Anderson is adviser. The first semester advertising staff consisted of Larry King, advertising manager, Larry McDaniel, circul- ating manager, plus Tom Young, Paula Artzer, and Donna Acree. Those on the second semester advertising staff were Judy Millar, advertising manager, Beverly Clymer, business manager, and Carole Novotny, circulation manager, ' c A nnfnun FRONT Rowi Ch- lone Ledlnsllim- IUYCG Skellgllger. ROW 21 loe Prather, Patty McTighe, Cary Curley, Georgia King. ROW 3: lohn Sancrant, Ramona Kennedy, Miss Anderson iadviserb, Marilyn Matthews, Donna Tinney, Bill Berry, ll, ROW I: Nancy Croyle, janet Williams, Barbara Berry, Lee Anna Doddridge, Anita Delaurenti. ROW 2: Darlene Butkovich, Pat Peterson, Sarah lane Allison, Gayle Myers, Barbara Stokes, Myrnie Hoey, Charlotte Ledingham, Yvonne Hehr. ROW 3: Stanley Huseland, Beverly Hagen, Virgie Williarns, lonell Drazich, jackie Scott, Charlotte Goldmann, Peggy Conway, Marion Kampstad, Sonia Edwards, ROW 4: Don Neuberger, Larry King, Paul Guay, Shelly Gerarden, Lee Burnett, Don Cheever, Chester Perala, Bill Berry, Art Sagle, Roger Gavin. ANNUAL STAFF Without this important organization of our school, the l95l-52 lllahee publication would probably not be possible! A lot of credit goes to Miss Schlauch, their adviser, Barbara Berry, Chief Editor, Janet Williams, Junior Editor, and all the capable members of the staff. The staff members are assigned various write-ups of clubs, school activities and events which have taken place during the year. The staff also chooses a cover and a theme and arranges the pictures. Special mention should also be given to Miss Mitchell and her art students, Mr. Fox and the members of the Photo Club, and Mr. Larson. who have worked hard to help make this year's annual one of the best ever. PHOTO CLUB The active members of the Photo Club under the direction of Mr. Dury A. Fox have completed another successful year with Don Cheever, president, .leray Holmes, vice-president, and Gayle Myers, secretary. One of the purposes of the Photo Club is to take pictures for the lllahee, The Chieftain and the local Renton papers. The club held regular weekly meetings at which time the members were taught the procedures in the taking and devel- oping of pictures, as well as many other principles of good photography. ROW l: lerry Hoadley, Cerri Nelson, Ramona Kennedy, Carroll Goodspeed, Georgia King, Marie Stauss, Lois Dawson, Delores Tonneson, luanita Nunn, Sarah lane Allison, Bernice Martin. ROW 2: Rose Ann Pepka, Jackie Fathers, Gayle Myers, lerry Dines, Clark Craw- ford, Ben Hayes, Frank Dobler, Carol Ellyson, Pat Sowers, Darlene Butkovich, Kay johnson. ROW 3: Don Zold, Frank Tobacco, Dick Holmes, lirn Boydston, Robert DcVries, Alf Haaversen, lr.. Don Cheever, Robert Souder, Shelly Gerarden, leray Holmes, ROW l: Anne Gerbracht, loyce Tasa, Shirley Powell, Denise Dean, Marlene Kaaum. Pauline Gleason, Carol Hoffmann, Shirley Herlyck, Nancy Chanik, Edith Croyle. ROW 2: Verna Brown, Bev Hagen, Nancy Nelson, lerre Howard, Marillyn Dahlquist, Georgia King, Sharon Henson, lackie Duel, Dixie Foster, Prudence Vacca, Marilyn Nichols, ROW 3: Ralph Booth, Isiah Reynolds, Lee Ford, Chester Perala, Tex Halladay, Ben Cabreros, Monty Warren, Larry King. ART CLUB The Art Club serves the whole school by doing art work for practically every activity. They are the artists who produce division pages and other art work in the annual. They make posters to advertise the various events of the school. They do many of the pictures and backdrops for the plays and have a big part in the decorations for the Junior Prom and the Senior Ball. Besides their required duties they make their own exhibits and try to improve their knowledge in the field of art. The Renton Art Club adviser is Miss Mitchell, Ben Cabreros, president, Chester Perala, vice-president, and Jerre Howard, secretary. COMMERCIAL CLUB Congratulations to the Commercial Club for another successful year of their services! Under Mr. John Heinle's excel- lent supervision, the officers, President Carolyn Orvella, Vice-President Joyce Hoge and Secretary Ardene Best, have done an outstanding job. Mr. l-leinle has the girls make a first, second and third choice of working for football games, basketball games, or plays and concerts. He then has them work for their choices in different shifts, while he and the officers keep a record of the points earned hy each member for plaque credit. The girls also take count of the attendance at various school activities, sell tickets at basketball games and school plays and work on annual sales. Some members spend the lunch hour during football and basketball seasons, selling advanced tickets to the games. During the football season they sell programs at the games, fans may hear the familiar cries from the Commercial Club members, Programs! Buy your program here! Yes, the members have all worked hard. ROW 1: Diane Domingo, Darlene Welch, Ardene Best, Carolyn Orvella, Barbara Berry, Helen Baskett, Atha Cloninger, Carol Chlnilr. ROW Z: jacolyn Hodge, Ann Dobson, Charlotte Ledingham, Barbara Hancock, Donna Bruce, Gayle Myers, Charlotte Goldmann, Kay lohnson. ROW 3: Sarah lane Allison, Lynn Koenig, Donna Brush, Sonia Edwards, Georgia King, Barbara Haugan, Lois lllian, lonell Drazich, Madge Sipila, Marilyn Mead. fig 7 'Av 'S l ROW I: Valcne Twitchcll, loyce Tasa, Marion Twitchell, luanita McCready, Elizabeth Shaw, Miriam Evans. ROW Z: Nancy Eastman, Karen Frank. Connie Evans, lackie lrby. Iaclue Baggett, Shirley Ennis. ROW 3: Sandra Shaw, Marvia Ritchie. loycc Reed, Shirley Stal- tord, Bernice Klrnger, Gladys Acree, Patsy Battello, Ramona Creek. ROW 4: Rena Franceschina, Bonnie Bogh. Marlene McQuade, Mary Nard, Cleo Mclchcr. Pat Marion, Ramona Kennedy, Mollie Church. USHERS' CLUB The Ushers' Club of Renton Jr.-Sr. High is based on the principal of rendering service to our school and to the com- munity. lts obiective is to carry out the duties of ushering at such school activities as: Football and basketball games, school plays, musicals, and Commencement exercises. Members are selected by an executive board after students have indicated that they wish to join the club. The executive board this year consisted of the following girls: Mary Nard, president, Jackie Baggett, vice-president, Marlene McQuade, secretary, and Joan lrwin and Margaret LaValley, officers. Mr. Daniel Rich is the adviser, nl ROW l: Loretta Raub, Arlene Delaurenti. Hazel Bridgeman. Loretta Delaurenti. Bernice Martin. Edith Lawyer, Shirley lorgensen, Margie Wiclrnenlro, Bernice Nielson, Bonnie Segur. ROW 2: Rosalie O'Connor. Sun Coldmann, luanita Fulton, Nancy Gaidos. Barbara Danielson. Sharon Rock. Yvonne Edwards Darlene Pawlak, lackie Fathers, Sharon Erdman. ROW 3: Barbara Hobey, Marlene Whitehall, Marleane Thompson. Virgie Williams, Donna lones. loan Irwin, Janice McWilliams. Shirley Langie. Carroll Coodspeed. Nancy Widger, Nadine Vance. ROW 4: Kathryn Bailey, Bonnie Lenius, Barbara Blumer. Barbara Albers, loan Downs. Margaret La Valley. Emilie Holcomb, Eileen Nelson. Charlotte Ohman. Margaret Fullerton, Peggy Conway, Donna Wallace. -Q ROW li Barbara Berry, Loretta Delaurenti, Marion Twitchell, Edith Lawyer, Atha Cloninger, Helen Baskett. ROW 2: Donna Gibbons, Darlene Welch, Donna Custer, Marion Kampstad, Carolyn Orvella, Diane Plano, Claudette Minaglia, Rachel Bailey, Pat Bodenhamer, Diane Domingo. ROW 3: Bill Wagner, Anita Shaw, Gwyneth Bunker, Marilyn Major, Darlene Butkovich, Marilyn Wilson, Carole Novotny, Bernice Klinger, Marie Stauss, Shirley Paris. ROW 4: Tom Young, Clenn McDaniels, Bob Ander, lohn Bausano, Larry Mcbaniels, Roger Gavin, Robert DeVries, Walter Wilson, Ronald Thompson, Al Benson, Shelly Cerarden, Larry King. OFFICE WORKERS Another year has slipped by and as usual the office workers have successfully Carried out their jobs. The helpers in the Main Office, under the direction of Mrs. Warren and Mrs. Myers, busily answered the phones, called students out of class and did other various jobs. Those who assisted Miss Holt in the Attendance Office in filing and keeping other records, cooperated with the girls out in the Counselor's Office by looking up records for them and giving the information which they were seeking for the Counselors. Boys from study hall helped with the records by collecting absentee slips from each of the rooms. While these offices were busily conferring with each other we should remember the offices such as the S.B.A. store where the students, directed by Miss Lundy, courteously supplied us with school goods. We also have the students who assisted the P.E. teachers in the Basket Rooms and those who helped Mrs. Hazel in the Mimeograph Room. We shouldn't forget Miss Shook and all her helpers in the Nurse's Office, as they played an important part in our daily school routine. Congratulations, Office Workers, you have done a good iobl F gf, ' ii-af' e ROW lr Pat Sowers, Pat Peterson, Lee Anna Doddridge, Geneva Berg, loyce Hoge, Charlotte Ledingham, Prudence Vacca, Loretta Cani- paroli, Beverly Seles. ROW Z: Rita Mead, Mary Monk, Vernie Hancock, lo Burdulis, Shirley Dragin, Rena Franceschina, Darlene But- kovich, loan Irwin, Shirley lorgensen, Margie Wicknenlio, Sharon Erdman. ROW 3: Shirley Langei, jackie Irby, Lillian Vaughn, Nadine Bodenhamer, Bonita Bogh, Betty Somers, lan Schauer, Carole Novotny, Charlotte Coldmann, Donna Brush, lonell Drazich, loan Haynes. ROW 4: Sonia Edwards, Roberta Provin, Evelyn Brown, Ardene Best, Mary Billadeau, Doris Cuiliani, Barbara Somers, Ma'ry Ann Nard, Margaret LaValley, Margaret Fullerton, Gerry Willenborg, Phyllis Galiano, ludy Battelle. we- on . Patricia john Don Pat Foster DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Bigger and Better is the way to describe this year's Distributive Education Club. Bigger in the sense that the originally chartered club, due to the increased membership, was forced to split into two sections. The officers of one club are President AI Aarhus, Vice-President Donilia Foster and Secretary Joan lrwin. The second group was led by President Loretta Caniparoli, Vice-President Roger Cavin and'Secretary Don Phillips. Mr. Archie Breslin is the adviser of both groups. Better in the sense that the club now has more apparatus with which to work. The display windows in the new wing of the building lend themselves to better practice in window decoration and displays. The club is affiliated with state and national Distributive Education Clubs. lt sent representatives to the state convention where Loretta Caniparoli was elected secretary of the Washington's Retailers Club. The club hopes to send a representative to the national convention. Since the Annual must go to press so early in the year, we are not sure whether this has been done or not. SCIENCE CLUB The brain-child of a number of students interested in delving deeper into various branches of science, the Science Club is promising to be both interesting and active. The club is divided into small interest groups, and the members, chosen on the basis of interest, past projects, and freedom to participate in club activities, may participate in any of these groups. Each one of these groups is expected to take over one of the monthly meetings. Individual members are also given club time to present projects of their own. Officers for the both semesters were Jack Parks, Presidentg Lee Burnett, Vice-President, and Nancy Croyle, Secretary. s W 5 .4 1 ' a ' 1 1 A I FRONT ROW: lim Emons, Dave Mclntyre, Nancy Huseland lull PIYIKS. QIIYIK CY3WfWdi NAI! Roberts, jackie Baggett, Betty lennings, Mr. Bowen, 3: Art Kerr, Richard Thrasher, loin Hood, Barry Dunphy. ROW 4: Dick Holmes, Duane Ranum, Don Richard Kalk, lill Nichols. an asus-- at I L x .r FRONT ROW: lan Zimmerly, Arlene Stokes, Lee Anna Doddridge, Pat McTighe. ROW 2: Barbara Haugan, Ramona Kennedy, Bonita Bogh, Lillian Vaughan. ROW 3: Richard Dobson, Barbara Stokes, Mickey Donovan, Georgia King, jo Ann Roberts, Bernice Martin. ROW 4: Chris Upper, Don Neuberger, Eddy Crow, Don Cheever, Bill Nichols, Don Hehr. UNITED NATIONS The United Nations Club, during the past few years, has grown to be one of the most active and up-to- date organizations in school, It gives its members a chance to get together and discuss and work out inter- esting but still educational programs concerning the many world problems facing us today. The U. N. Club is made up of two main groups, namely the Central Council and the General Assembly. The Central Council consists of elected representatives from each of the four foreign language clubs while the General Assembly includes each member of the four language clubs. The Central Council meets two times a month at which time, under the direction of Mr. Larson, the General Assembly meetings are planned. The General Assembly meets after school once every six weeks. Some of the subjects discussed this year were: Iranian Oil Question, Important Sections of the U. N, and Genocide. The officers for the first semester included: President, Bill Nichols: Vice-President, Richard Dobson, Sec- retary, Arlene Stokes: and Librarian, Ramona Kennedy. The second semester officers were: President, Bill Nichols: Vice-President, Janet Williams: Secretary, Betty Somers: and Librarian, Nancy Croyle. GERMAN CLUB The German Club IDer Deutsche Kreisl is now in its fifth year with Mr. Larson as the group adviser. First semester officers were President, Don Hehr, Vice-President, Vern Ingram: and Secretary, Charlotte Goldmann. Second semester officers were President, Don Custer: Vice-President, Kathleen Cochran: and Sec- retary, Donna Murdoch. The club's activities include singing Christmas Carols in the hall, having panels and reports at their meet- ings and also playing German bingo games and German movies and travelogues on Germany. People eIisible to Cefman CI'-lb are both DSST and present German students interested in learning more about the country and people whose language they speak. vm I lf i my Ar l FRONT ROW: Pauline Cunningham, Venie Senting, Dorothy Pursian, Donna Murdoch, Dolores Bryant. ROW 2: Breen Hebner, Oscar Lindahl, Karl Lorenz, Don Hehr, Stan Burnett, Don Custer, Paul Hedge. ROW 3: Rod Hitchcock, Gene Pedersen, Dick Clarke, Ed Crow Bill Monson, Don Dowdell, Mike Galvin, Verne Ingram. if FRONT ROW: lan Zimmerly, Rose Ann Pepka, lacquelyn Mitchell, Charlene MacSpadden, Barbara Noble, Barbara Berry, Beverly Hagen, Sarah lane Allison, Darlene Welch, Myrna Abrahamson, Mary Ann Minerich. ROW 2: Pat Burrows, loan lrwin, Shirley jones, Virgie Wil- liams, Sherry Masel, loan Lines, joAnn Ellis, Lavonne Allen, Patricia Nairn, Charlotte Ledingham, Myrnie Hoey, loyce Hoge, Peggy Con- way. ROW 3: Tom Winders, Art Sagle, Gary Kawachi, Tom Dodson, Gary Beanblossom, Dwight Holloway, Don Neuberger, Richard Dobson, Laura Sculati, Kathryn Polson, lackie Baggett, Ann Dobson.ROW 4: Barry Dunphy. Kenton Monroe, Lee Burnett, lim Slough, Bob Hartman, Virgil Rogers, Alf Haaversen, Gary Curley, Don Cheever, lim Emons, Fay Millett. LATIN CLUB The Latin Club bid a fond farewell to Miss Elizabeth C-illis, Supervisor, and their officers: President Don Cheever, Vice-President Paul Guay, and Secretary Darlene Butkovich as their second year of Latina Lingua drew to a close. Some of the activities of the year included the annual Junior Classical League Convention held at the University of Washington on November lO, l95l, during which Arlene Stokes was elected Washington State J. C. L, Secretary. An exchange assembly was held with Holy Names, consisting of a Caesar pageant on the ldes of Marchg the publishing of the J, C. L. Bulletin in April and a program for the Latin students of next year in May, l952. The final activity of the Latin Club was the completion and burying of a time capsule, containing invalu- able information tor the incoming Latin students, to be opened after the installation program next year. FRONT RQWZ 5YlVli Blikeimlllli Carol Eaton. Bellerly Brown. Marion Kampstad, Carolyn Orvella, Nancy Croyle, Rita Thomas, Arlene Stokes, lean Hansen, Pat Dunkel, Genette Underwood, leanie Delaurenti, lerry Hoadley, ludy Hallam. ROW Z: Gayle Myers, jacolyn HOUSE. EVelYl1 BYOWII. Bifli-if-1 50m9fS, P-if Mifivh. Shirley Paris, Alice Rees, Darlene Pawlak, Carlene Carlson, ludy Battelle, Cerri Nelson, lo Ann Roberts, Sharon Erdman, Marlene Stewart. ROW 3: Eugene Kerr, Dave Nicholson, Paul Cuay, Shelly Gerarden, Clayton Evans, Chris Upper, Dick Sorensen, jerry Emons, Tom Bevan, Phyllis Galiang, Barbara Stokes. ROW 4: Bill Nichols, Don Custine, Bill Olgilvie, Martin Seaholm. Chuck Burks, lim Hansen, lay Langland, Richard Holloway, lerry Williams, Dick Hicklin, Warner Talso. FRONT ROW: Tonya Short, Delores Tonneson, Mickey Donovan, Bernice Martin, Sonia Edwards, Marilyn Farrow. ROW 2: Evelyn Samples, Ramona Kennedy, Shirley Stafford, Marilyn Wilson, Virginia janisch, janet Williams. ROW 3: Rita Mead, janet Lewis, Marilyn Anderson, Betty Somers, Nadine Bodenhamer, Maryse Kirschner, Diane Lyonais. ROW 4: Ray Barilleaux, Paula Artzer, Shirley Langei, Bonita Bowers, Cleo Melchcr, Florence Nightingale, Tommy Teraoka. FRENCH CLUB Hey you! Mademoiselle et Monsieur, parlez-vous francais? Well, we make an attempt. The purpose of the members of the French Club is to learn more about the country and its customs, styles, etc. Recently we have tried our hand at carrying on conversations in French. During the first semester the meetings were carried on by President Bernice Martin, Vice-President Sonia Edwards, and Secretary Mickey Donovan, Leaders in the second semester were: President Janet Williams, Vice-President Diane Lyonais, and Secre- tary Maryse Kirschner. Donald Larson ably advised the club. Rrepresentatives to the United Nations Club were Mickey Donovan, Ramona Kennedy, and Betty Somers. SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club consists of students now in Spanish classes and those who have taken one year of this language. The purpose of the club is to learn and comprehend the beliefs and ideas of Spain and the Spanish speak- ing countries of Central and South America and to better understand the Spanish language. The meetings are governed by the executive board, Mr. Larson the adviser, and the club officers. Interested in the affairs of the world the club elected four members to represent them at the United Nations Club meetings. The officers this year have been: President, Lee' Anna Doddridge and Barbara Easterbrooks, Vice-Presi- dent, Pat Peterson and Marilyn Meade, Secretary, Mary Smith and Marie Stauss. FRONT ROW: Cwennie Riley, Lenore Ciriance, Sonia Edwards, Darlene Olsen, Barbara Karstens, Pat McTighe, Claudette Minaglia, Carroll Goodspeed, Marilyn Major, Donna jones, Nancy Gaidos, Bonnie Segur, Dario Nicoli. ROW 2: judy Hird, Barbara Helman, Roberta Provin, joyce Tasa, Marilyn Mead, Marie Stauss, Mary Smith, Pat Bodenhamer, jean Easter, Kay johnson, Pat Sewers, Lee Anna Doddridge. ROW 3: Marvia Ritchie, Anita Shaw, Gwyneth Bunker, Lillian Vaughn, Bonnie Bogh, Nancy Cooks, Georgia King, joan Hilliker, Norma McGin- nis, Barbara Easterbrooks, Marlene McQuade, Madge Sipila, Betty jennings,, Barbara Haugan, Meridith Malone, Phyllis jensen. ROW 4: Nadine Bodenhamer, Mary justus, Sally Hurskainen, Diane Fitzgerald, Eddie Eaton, Tom Dennis, Keith Thomas, jim Boydston, Russ Carlson, jim Wright, Gene Courtier, Charles Cruz, Dick Guinn, Charlotte Ohman, Karen Gerlock, Lynn Koenig. I 4 ROW: Ann Cockrun, Hazel lridgeman, Marianne lauingardner, Alma Christian. ROW 2: Arlene Ball, Barbara loan lerry, Barbara Hancock, Noreen Courtright, Thelma hrringer. ROW 3: AI linlisser, Walter Wilson, Bob Cliff , james Carrier. JUNIOR RED CROSS This year as usual, the Red Cross Council has had another active and useful year, helping to organize and plan the activities for the Junior Red Cross in our school for the year. The Red Cross Council consists of One representative elected from each roll room. It is divided into three committees, those being Community Service, National Service and International Service, Each member of the council is allowed to choose the committee on which he wishes to serve. The chairman for this year's council was Cliff Creek. The secretary was Barbara Berry. This year's activities have included the membership drive, the making of toys at Christmas time for needy children of servicemen and children in hospitals, and sacking candy for the Community Halloween and Christ- mas parties. The music department also participated in the Red Cross International Music Project. Miss Shaft and Mr. Hubbard are the advisers for the council. 'swung-w 4 , .4 ,I ,gn ...Al i.' .i u',', , . x Ofcffftfg- if L ' u pl '. ii lpn: 1 g fq'sv,, i A has F xi i 9 FRONT ROW: Vern Walker, Paul Kravagna. Rodney Petrencliak, Ronald Shrack. ROW 2: Richard larvis, Carol Ellyson, Connie Novotny, Rldlifd L LCWONFOWSKIA ROW 3i Rose AMI PEP 3. lan Zimmerly, Marlene Whitehall, Carole Novotny, Nadine Vance. ROW 4: Eric Sacher, Stanley Pinkerton, lack McCulloch, Bill Longwell, Bob Miller, Donald Sherman. --4 - 3- FRONT ROW: Carolyn Orvella, Carol Goodspeed, Bernice Nielson, Pat Sowers, Audrey Weathers, Lois Tevebaugh, ROW Z: Cheri Reed Lillian Vaughn. Marvia Ritchie, Babs Welch, joyce Reed, Darlene Pawlac, Arlene Stokes, Delores Tonneson. ROW 3: Carol Novotny, Pat Nairn, Linda Roberts, Darlene Olson, Tonya Short, Wanda Reid, Arlene Williams, Mary Smith, Shirley Paris, Alice Rees. ROW 4: Marian Nelson, Myrna Seibens, Shirley Wilkins, Marilyn Soderlund, Marjorie Starkovich, Karyl Winnett, Mary Nard, Barbara Somers, janet Shauer Geraldine Willenborg, Geschen Maas, Eileen Nelson. LETTERGIRLS Membership of the Lettergirls' Club is extended to those girls earning a letter in after-school sports, which is under the supervision of Miss Agnes Stewart. The club officers are: President Rena Franceschina, Vice-President Jackie Baggett and Secretary Mary Billadeau, Because ot the large number of girls who have lettered in sports, the meetings are held after school once a month. There all the business of the club is trans- acted and those who are outstanding in various activities are selected for their inspiration to their teammates. FRONT ROW: Shirley Herlyck, Diane Domingo, Marilyn Maior, Virginia janisch, Edith Mae Lawyer, Diane Lyonais, Pat McTighe. ROW Z: Bernice Martin, Loretta Delaurenti, Atha Cloninger, Helen Ahrens, Nancy Chanik, Donna Bruce, Kay johnson, Arlene Aarhus, Carol Eaton, jean Easter, Gail Miller. ROW 3: Ardene Best, Mary Billadeau, Charlotte Ledingham, Yvonne Edwards, judy Battello, Phyllis Galiano, Barbara Hancock, Shirley Ennis, Miriam Evans, Sonia Edwards, joyce Hoge, jonell Drazich, janet Lewis, Pat Bodenhamer, Donna Melcher, Nancy Cooks, Frances DeMaria. ROW 4: jackie Baggett, Shirley Langei, Sharon Erdman, jerry Nelson, Betty jennings, juanita McCready, Darlene Butkovich, Lois Dawson, Sarah jane Allison, joan Harders, Donna Custer, Marie Carpine, jackie Irby, Doris Guliani, Mary justice, Elaine Gatsos, Pat Foster. ROW S: Mary Monk, Rita Mead, lean Granville, Pat Marion, Cleo Melcher, Marion Kampstad, Donna Acree, Paula Artzer, Rena Franschina, Nadine Bodenhamer, Bonita Bogh, Shirley jorgenson, joan Irwin, jackie Matteson, Lois lllian, Margaret LaValley, Margaret Fullerton, Myrnie Hoey, Marlene McQuade, Pat Conway, Geraldine Huvinen, Lenore Carlson, Norma McGinnis. .........,..., .,...,.. ,., .... -..,, -.... ..--....., .,-.. .Y-rv--V, ,--U we .Y . LETTERMEN The Lettermei-i'5 Club, or the Big is supervised by John Suzick whose job it is to see that the members carry out the objectives of their club, The purpose of the club is to render services to the school, to further promote better sportsmanship, and to aid in all athletic functions. Membership in the club is obtained by earning a letter in a major sport. The Lettermen's Club at Renton High is run differently from those of smaller schools in that they do not have funds of their own. Because Of this the annual Lettermen's Ball at the North Renton Rec, is financed by the Renton Recreational Council. The duties of the members include that of Hall Patrol, patrol at basketball games and work connected with the preparation of the gym. Then there is your stadium parking patrol and your track job of carrying hurdles for the dashes and races. The boys who held the executive spots this year are: President, Don Carlsong Vice-President, Jim Bag- gett, and Secretary, Tony Smart. Hats off to the boys as they have done a good iob and deserve all the praise they have received. .., .v.. ..---. ..-.. .. ..-,.. - YVVV, Y . , . , , . Emmons. 62 AQ FRONT ROW: Herbie Huseland, Kenneth Baker, Virgil McLagen, Leroy Anderson, Stevie Bennett. ROW 2: Larry lohnson, Henry Dahm, Walter Wilson, Richard Dobson, lohn landers, LaVerne Schultz, ROW 3: Dick Schoph, Richard Rockey, Don Carlson, Al Aarhus, David Cobb, Ralph Connelly, Bob Nesbitt.- HALL PATROL You may ask why it is so quiet during fourth periodg it is because ot the splendid work done by the Hall Patrol, Mr. Suzick, their adviser, has nine competent boys who are lettermen and have fourth period study hall. Richard Rocky is the captain. These boys do much in maintaining order in the halls. PARKING PATROL The flashlight wavers that one sees in the parking lot of Renton Stadium before and after football games is the Parking Patrol, A division of the Lettermerfs Club, the crew under the supervision of Mr. John Suzick, efficiently directs hundreds of cars at each game to a parking spot. The patrol is awarded plaque credit it it is supplemented by another lettermen's activity. FRONT ROW: Tony Smart, Charles Reifschneider, Walter Wilson, Richard Dobson, Darrell Webster, Tom Dobson. ROW 2: Farrell Brodie Richard Rowland, Bill Wagner, Dean Quam, Verne Ingram, George lwasaki, Charles Mangini. ROW 3: Ken Edwards, Skippy Gunderson Bill Monson. jerry Williams, David Cobb, Don Murdoch, lim Baggett, lohn landers. .1 ,AX FRONT ROW: Grant Knutson, Gary Ausman, Phil Foster, Morris Hauge, Donn Kelly, jerry Leathlcy, Ronald Hicklin, lim Breada. ROW 2: Glenn Connelly, Duane Grucnick, Eugene Bowen, lr., Bill Hinkle, Clyde Dunson, George Cheney, lon Bergman, Cary Dickinson. ROW 3: Bob Ander, Loren Irwin, johnny landers, Al Benson, lay Ernest, lack Brattus, Phil Best, Ray Lotto. ROW 4: Chuck Burks, Don Carlson, Ralph Connelly. Bob Dyer, Dick Clarke, Richard Rockey, lim Baggett, Gene Aitken. FIRE PATROL The Fire Patrol, under faculty supervision of Wilbur Luft, is made up of students both in iunior and senior high school, 73 in number. This Organization consists of Junior and Senior High Chiefs John Bar- dessano and Bob Thomas and captains who post and supervise the stations of the Junior-Senior High School building. Duties of a student fireman are many. During a drill he must first make sure teachers have closed all windows and doors of their rooms and be sure all persons are out of the building and a safe distance away, lt is an obligation of the student on the fire patrol to keep his eyes open for any fire hazards and report them to his adviser. During the atomic air raid drills the patrol makes sure students are lined up against the wall properly and quietly. These are much like the fire drills. Although one week during the year lOct, 8-l3l is set aside for the observation of prevention, Mr, Luft thinks that not enough emphasis is put on the importance of the fire patrol. FRONT ROW: lack Thompson, Carl Smith, Charles Reifschneider, Walter Wilson, Ronnie Rice, Ray Quam, Lang Nuttec, Dean Savage. ROW Z: lack Rogers, Rick Nard, Darrell Webster, Dare Schaut, Mick Zevart, Bob Thomas, Daniel Pasich, ROW 3: Bob Zwirn, Paul Guay, Vern Orn, Farrell Brodie, Bill Wagner, Chuck Lansciardi, Tom Teraoka, Dick Saunders. ROW 4: Gene Pedersen, Virgil Rogers, George Strugar, Don Murdoch, Bill Monson, Ray Ohman, 6 FRONT ROW: Eddie Crow, Cary Kawachi, Roger Davis, Stanley Pinkerton, Dick Schopf, Ron Shields, Dare Schaut. ROW 2: Bob Zwirn, Don Gunderson, Ken Arfstens, Gerald Edlund, Danny Mikkonen, Don Pirie. ROW 3: Martin Seaholm, Gordon Ranum, Bert Custer, Ed Gran, Dick Clarke. PEP BAND The Pep Band, under the leadership of Mr. Rockhill, has just completed its thirteenth year at Renton. The superstition about the number l3 has not proved out in the case of this group as the Pep Band has been very successful in this, their thirteenth year. Besides playing for basketball games, pep assemblies, the Winter Band Concert, and the Exchange assem- blies, the band also entertained at many civic programs during the year. ' This all-boy organization plays marches and school songs, but their specialty is swing arrangements. On these they work long and hard and so for a job well done, we say: Hats off to the Pep Band! CHEER LEADERS This year's cheer leaders included three gals and one guy . Under the direction of Mrs, Hannus, they put in many hours planning pep assemblies and learning new routines. It was their duty to lead the student body cheering section and keep the school spirit running high. Rain or shine these faithful yell leaders attended the football and basketball games and poured out every ounce of pep and enthusiasm they could muster. The three gals , Bev Seles, Virginia Janisch, Rita Mead, and the guy , Don Neuberger, deserve the congratulations of the entire student body for their fine work in l95l-52. GIRLS FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Beverly Seles, Rita Mead, Virginia lanisch and Don Ncubcrger. 4 fl 4 -...., ,I I WOODWIND QUARTET TROMBONE QUARTET Eddie Crow, Donna Leslie, ludy Battello, Kenton Monroe. Cordon Ranum, Leroy Cline, Al Benson, Martin Seaholm 4, i V WOQDWIND ENSEMBLE T- VIOLIN TRIO Bob Zwirn, Don Davison, lohn Tharp, Stanley Pinkerton. Lavonne Allen, Kathryn Palson, loyce Hoge MUSIC ENSEMBLES TRUMPET TRIO QP iff! CLARINET QUARTET Don Gunderson, Gerald Edlund, Dave Nicholson. ludy Battello, Cary Kawachi, loe Mance, Donna Leslie jfnlfll s .f TREBLE TRIO NONETTE Diane Domingo, Anita Delaurenti, Helen Baskett, Pat McTighe, Sarah lane Allison, Arlene Bartley, Diane Plano, Donna Acrce, Donna Brush, Sharon Wood, Sonia Edwards. Bonita Bogh, Claudette Aasen, lanice Barbara Hancock, Edith Lawyer. McWilliams, Marilyn Grove, Rosalie O'Connor. FRONT ROW: Gary Kawachi, loc Mance, ludy Battello, lohn Tharp, David Dobson, Stan Pinkerton, Frances Luger, Bob Zwirn, Eddie Crow, Paul Duke, Claudette Minaglia, Ann Dobson, Christen Upper, Pat Nairn. ROW 2 ilelt siderz Kenneth Scott, Lois Roosa, Gary Wedemeyer, Faye Felton, LeRay Lewis. ROW 3: Elaine Wedemeyer, Phil Teachman, Shirley Ptolmey, Dick Schopf, Barbara Haugen, Peggy Flack. Roger Davis, Noreen Courtwright, Donna Leslie, lim Engstrom, loanne Downs, Duane Bergman, Madge Sipila, Kenton Monroe, Don Olson. Don Zold, Gene Pederson, lerry Dones, Danny Mikkonen, ROW 4: Helen Ahrcns. lim Musick, Richard Nichols, Dare Schaut, john Marweg, lack Hougardy, Ron Shields. Milton King, Warren Christopherson, Don Pirie, Ed Eaton, Don Dowdell, Don Sherman, Leroy Clinc, lim Baggett, Bert Custer, Gordon Ranum, Al Benson, Martin Seaholm, Dave Nicholson. Ken Edwards, Ken Arfsten, Gerald Ed- lund, Don Gunderson. MARIORETTES: Marlene McQuade, Arlene Mattila, Peggy Osteraa. BACK ROW: Cliff Creek, lonathan Edwards, Bill Huntington, Glenn McDaniels, Dick Clarke, Betty Meyers, Ed Gran, Wayne Gores, Tom Martin, Marilee Robertson, BAND As usual, our popular band had another busy year in l95i-52. This year's band, consisting of 74 mem- bers, was the largest ever, They started the Year out by playing at the University of Washington Stadium for the third straight year, which is an exceptional honor for a high school band. Next, they performed at the Puyallup Fair in the Educa- tion Building, As you all remember, during the football season, they put on extensive maneuvers during half- time at every home game. Their next performance was their l3th annual Winter Band Concert, which was another outstanding per- formance. After the Concert, the public was invited to look at the band's new quarters-a big improvement over the old band-tower, During the month of January the band put on a concert for Foster High School at Foster. The Band entered the contest this year as usual. For the past eleven years they have received a rating of superior. Some members of the band, who do lots of hard work and deserve much credit are the Band managers and the Band Council. These members put in a lot of extra hours straightening out the uniforms and generally making themselves useful. They do all of the behind-the-scenes work for performances and don't get much credit. The Band Managers are: Judy Battello, Lois Roosa, and Carlene Carlson. The Band Council consists of Don Pirie, Dare Schaut, Dick Schopf, Dick Clarke and Cary Kawachi, Let's all give our band three big cheers for the swell job they have done this year and wish them, in the following years, all of the success and good luck that they have had this year. ORCHESTRA The Renton High School Orchestra of l95l-52 is one of the largest groups of its kind in the schooY's history. Besides having more members, the organization is also one of the finest and has an outstanding string section. The orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Randall Rockhill, performed, among other things, for the foi- lowing activities: Fall Play, Christmas Concert, Baccalaureate, and Commencement. They also participated in an annual Western Washington Orchestra Contest, in which they received superior rating with special mention last year. BS -s-L, FRONT ROW: Lavonne Allen, Kathryn Polson, loyce Hoge, Carol Holmes, ludy Koehn. Pearl Pascoe, Valda Miles. ROW 2: Don Custer, Dorothy Pursian, Bill Longo, loan Lines, Beverly Reynolds, Gennette Underwood, Shirley Williams, Maybelle Chamberlain, Carol Nelson, loan Searles, Betty Stewart. ROW 3: Gary Kawachi, ludy Battello, Donna Leslie, Eddie Crow, Pat Nairn, Chris Upper, Claudette Minaglia, Gene Underwood, Don Pirie, Bill Webster, leanette Weymouth. Marlin Hudson, Marquita Olson, Beverly Houey. ROW 4: lonathan Ed- wards, Dick Clarke, Bill Huntington, Don Gunderson, lackie Matteson, Gordon Ranum, Al Benson, Martin Seaholm, Ed Gran. iii s 5 i l A l is-sv ' '3' K.. L- ' - my 4 . .. -.. . 0 G, -, FRONT ROW: Nancy Croyle, Carol Ellyson, Barbara Hancock, Donna Gibbons, lonell Drazich, Sonia Edwards, Ramona Kennedy, Sarah lane Allison, Marilyn Smith, Lora Lou Craig, Dixie Foster, Marilyn Phillips, Rosalie O'Connor, Anita Delaurenti, ROW 21 Wanda Craig, Donna Murdock, Marleane Thompson, Ardene Best, Bonita Bogh, Donna Acree, Marjorie Starkovich, Carolyn Pfaendler, lanice McWilliams, Sally Hurskainen, Diane Plano, Diane Domingo. ROW 3: Donna Brush, Toni lohnson, Lois Dawson, Larry Miller, Bill McCorkle, lerry Slough, Dick Hicklin, lack McCulloch, Tony Smart, Fred Williams, Marvin Ness, Myrna Seibens. Shirley Ennis, Pat McTighe. ROW 4: lohn Balxarini, Virgil Fultz, Richard Dobson, Richard Spencer, lohn lames, Terry Holmstrom, Lynn Matteson, Fred Thompson, Ronnie Rolla, lim Wright, Ron Scott, lim Boydston, Ray Parks, Melvin Erickson, Bob Fogleman, lim Slough, lan Bouchard. CHORUS The Senior High Chorus, a group of about 70 voices, has played an important part in the musical activ- ities of the school this Year. The Chorus this Year was directed by Mr, Glenn Bergh. ln addition to the annual Christmas and Spring Concerts the group also contributed an active Dart to the success of the All School Show, Once ln a Year. They participated in the annual Choral contest which was held at Auburn this year. The chorus made several performances for local service clubs. Their last public appearance was at the baccalaureate service for the graduating seniors. GLEE CLUB A splendid example of Renton's fine music department is the Girls' C-lee Club, directed by Mr. Glenn Bergh. Being the first Girls' Clee Club to use the new building, the girls feel that they have something special to live up to. The club offers much enioyment to its 67 girls, as well as a growing musical education. Their many ren- ditions are performed only when Mr, Bergh feels that they are near perfection, Their work in the Spring and Winter concerts has exemplified their high musical standing, achieved largely because of their efforts and cooperation. FRONT ROW: Edith Lawyer, Rose Ann Pepka, Cloria Teasdale, Arlene Bartley. Marilyn Grove, Babs Welch, Pauline Kotak, Arlene Delaurenti, Betty Smith, Shirley Powell, Voni Hehr, Bonnie Segur, Marianne Baumgardner, Ulene Atkinson, Shirley Lankaster. ROW 2: Irene Cooper. loAnn Sodcrlund, Donna jones. Barbara Karstens, Marilyn Soderlund, luanita Nunn, Beverly Hagen, Claudette Aasen, Mary Maginnis, Carol Hoffman, LaVon Humphrey, Opal Creek, Wyona Cinotta, Beverly Ward, Rosalie Frye, Shirley Lovett, Carol Stewart. ROW 3: Donna Wallace, Shirley Lake, Myrna Rogers, Bonnie Pelky, Hazel McCulloch, Darlene Claudori, Valeria Schultz, lacolyn Hodge, lanctte Dengle. Nathelle Schroeder, Nancy White, Florence Trowbridge, ludy Millar, Shirley Rasmussen, Irene Pott, Gail Myers, Mary Williams, Charlotte Anderson. ROW 4: Donna Acree. Pat Moore, Sylvia Herr, Georgia Tarahonich, Bonita Bogh, Karyl Wynnett, Mariorie Stare kovich, Marie Stauss, Cleo Melcher, Arlene Slye, Beverly Hunt. Delores Schreiner, Loretta Luger, loAnn Zappalo, Sharon Wood, Shirley Simmons. Helen Baskett. 'VPSQ 'QG' AGT? -5, nu- Stage Manager Dr. Gibbs - Joe Crowell Howie Newsome Mrs. Gibbs - Mrs. Webb - George Gibbs Rebecca Gibbs Wally Webb Emily Webb FALL PLAY OUR TOWN BY THORNTON WILDER CAST OF CHARACTERS Robert Clayton - Dwight Holloway - Jerry Clayton - - Terry Shaw - - Donna Brush - Donna Wallace - Dare Schaut - Elza Stewart - Richard Dobson - - Darlene Welch - - - Don Custer Woman ln the Balcony - - Beverly Clymer Man In The Auditorium - - Lady ln The Box Constable Warren - - Dramatics Direction Technical Direction - Production Direction - Frank Dobler - - Marilyn Mead - Phil Barringer - - Emily Holcomb Dave Cobb - - Lloyd Tonkin - Don Phillips - Carl Mahnken Mr. Philip A. Hansen - Mr. Harley E. Kirk Mr, Loren Mann ai T s ,..f5- a ,J f ns . I ,RM 15- ,SW FRONT ROW: lackie Matteson, Terry Holmstrom, Dwight Holloway, Arlene Bartley, Carl Mahnken, Anita Delaurenti, Donna Acree, Helen Baskett, Diane Domingo, Diane Plano, Ruby Sedlacek, Don Custer, Edith Lawyer, Richard Rockey, lim Wright, lerry Slough, Ted lohnson, Ronald Hicklin, Emilie Holcomb, Terry Shaw, Frank Dobler, lohn landers, Ed Eaton. ROW Z: Bob Fogclman, Laura Lou Craig, lan Bouchard, Dixie Foster, lim Boydston, Marlene Thompson, Ray Parks, Barbara Hancock, Richard Dobson, Ron Stafford, Donna Brush, Carolyn Ptaendler, lack McCulloch, Donna Murdock, Ronnie Roland, Claudette Aasen, Chester Perala, lonell Drazich, Bill Wagner, Carol Ellyson, Pat Flaherty, Ramona Kennedy, lerry Clayton. ROW 3: Mary Lou Cotliko, Gayle Myers, Sarah Allison. ROW 4: Marilyn Groves, Sharon Wood, Donna Gibbons, ROW 5: Pat Foster, Marilyn Phillips, Sally Hurskainen' ROW 6: Wanda Craig, Lois Dawson, Arlene Aarhus, Ardene Best, Toni lchnson, Rosalee O'Connor. Pauline Kozak, Richard Spencer, john Balzarini, lanice McWilliams, Bonnie Bogh, Sonia Edwards, Marjorie Starkovich, Pat McTighe. ALL - SCHOOL SHOW Presented by Music, Dramat-ics, P.E. and Art Departments LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard Rockcy, Edith Lawyer. LEFT To MGMT: A e '2:ug,1',l'eY' Ruby 5cd 'cck' Do' LEFT TO RIGHT: Frank Doblcr. Edith Lawyer, Carl LEFT TO RIGHT: Terry Shaw, Emilie Holcomb, lvhn Mahnkcn, Ruby Scdlacck. Dwight Holloway. landers, lackic Matteson, Terry Holmstrom. 7 ,,, FRONT ROW: lackie Irby, Marilyn Tharp, Florence Nightingale. ROW 2: Mary Nard, Ruth Pierce, Pat Marion, Marlene Mi:Quadc, Georgia King. ROW 3: Don Custer. Terry Shaw, Dave Cobb. Ted Milhutf, Carl Mahnken, Dwight Hollaway. DRAMATICS CLUB The Dramatics Club is supervised by Mr. Harley Kirk with Mary Nard presiding, Margie Wicknenko vice- president and Darlene Welch, secretary. There are thirty-three members in all. Their motto could be Few in number. but efficient. The purpose of the club is to give students the opportunity to study drama outside of their curriculum. The Dramatic Club also takes charge of the Thanksgiving assembly, and has a large part in the exchange assemblies with other schools, New members are chosen at the beginning of each school year by those already members of the club. The choices are made on the basis of points, A person is judged on poise, originality, and talent. MAKE - UP CREW Another successful year of the make-up crew has come to a close and the make-up box has been put away until next year. Mr. Hansen advises the crew. It consists of ZO members, who have all worked hard with the help of the chief technician Mickey Donavan and head technicians Darlene Butkovich and Sarah Jane Allison During the school year the crew worked on three major plays: the senior high play, the all school show and the senior class play. Other scheduled iobs were that of the Thanksgiving assembly and making up the Kiwanians as clowns for Hallowe'en. The crew also studied various types of make-up by experiments with photography. This year they ob- tained new equipment in their cover-all aprons, and the new make-up box. FRONT ROW: Darlene Butkovitch, Mickey Donovan, Sarah Allison, ROW 2: Beverly Seles, Marion Kampstad, loanne Zappalo, Mary Smith, Elaine Gatsos, ROW 3: Frances De Maria, Virginia lanisch, Lillian Vaughn, Evelyn Brown, lackie Scott. Claudette Minaglia. ROW 4: Shirley Langei, Ron Stafford, Sonia Edwards, Chester Perala, Charlotte Ledingham, Eddie Eaton, Shirley Stafford. 'ta FRONT ROW: Yvonne Hehr. ROW 2: Verne Ingram, Enos Epperson, Sam Pellegrino, Don Poli, Bob Dinning, Stan Burnett. ROW 3: Dana Clausen, Gerald Downs, Clyde Charbonneau, Charles Williams, Don Taylor. STAGE CREW This year there are eleven boys and one girl on the stage crew backing our assemblies and dramatic pro- ductions. They are supervised and instructed by Mr. Harley Kirk, Mr. Phillip Hansen, and Mr. Mann, who also works behind our excellent settings and lighting. Without this crew of fine workers, our productions could not be of such high caliber. They are in charge of lighting, staging and the scenery for our stage productions. They work many hours throughout the year without gaining very much recognition. So let's give them a big hand for their fine work! P. A. CREW Perhaps all you ever notice about the P.A. Crew are a few boys setting up and testing some microphones, but these boys really make an assembly click, The P.A. Crew sets up and fixes some of the equipment. Mr. Ken Pattie, their supervisor, also operates the movie projector, When attending an assembly or athletic event, the people taken for granted most often are the Pt A. Crew, the backbone of that event, FRONT ROW: Larry Miller, Roger Gavin, Mr. Pattie lAdviserl, Stan Burnett. ROW 2: Gene Meyers, lack Marler, Leland Burnett, lim Boydston, Don Custer, Don Hehr, Shelly Gerarden. 49 X. , t-an ii' F r st - sl? ss -- 5 FOURTH ANNUAL HOMECOMING This year Teresa Allingham reigned over Renton's Fourth Annual Homecoming on November l6. Her Princesses were Helen Baskett and Virginia Janisch. The Queen and her court were honored at the annual game, and the dance at the Spanish Castle. During the week prior the coronation, the girls were guests of various service clubs of Renton. At the half time Queen Teresa was crowned by our Queen of l95O, Laverne Schmolke. During intermission at the Spanish Castle, the Queen was presented with a ring of her birthstone, as her birthday was celebrated several days before the Homecoming, and the members of her court were given pearl necklaces. SENIOR BALL One of the biggest events ot the year was the senior ball, with an under sea setting as the theme. Music was furnished by Ted Carper and his orchestra. Intermission program was announced by Rita Mead, mistress of ceremonies. Charlotte Ledingham related a poem about under sea with other seniors acting it out. Darlene Welch and Claudette Aasen did a novelty number. The Cirls' Trio and Boys' Quartet sang a few numbers. Faculty general chairman was Bernice Lloyd who worked with various committees to give all who attended a very enjoyable and memorable time. TOLO DAYS February I8-2l are historic days at dear old Renton High. Not only was it Courtesy Week, but Leap Year, too! Monday was dedicated to Mind Your Manners Day , followed by Friendly Day , with students being pleasant to everyone. The next day being Treat Day , the girls were prepared with gum and candy for their boy friends. Thursday saw the students dressed fit to kill for the obvious reason that it was Dress-up Day. An assembly was held this day, Courtesy Week came to a fine finish with Richard Rockey and Claudette Aasen being crowned king and queen of the tolo dance. The theme was Daisy Mae and Little Abner. JUNIOR PROM Come to the Mardi Cras ll That was the theme selected by the Junior Council under the direction of Miss Husby. The council members were Jonell Drazich, Jan Schauer, Darlene Butkovich, Jackie Irby, Donna Bruce, Lois lllian, Tom Winders, Ron Shields, Bill Berry, and Don Custer. During intermission the Master of Ceremonies, Don Custer, presented various numbers to entertain all those attending the Prom. This year's Prom was as gay and colorful as ever with decorations pertaining to the Mardi C-ras. This was all elaborately done and all the hard work was recognized the moment you stepped into the beautiful surroundings. . X r x . -X ' N R f M r J xf XVJ gm!! . 'J w XY55J3f!J ,u , 'xx X , IX f-fy-Tfj -J, ,MXN N . K 1 I k I . jx, 'f 'KQV' X 7 fw xx YU f A . x N' ' , Q , K ,XXX j , , A Wrjkqfu WX My U1 ,jjj qw VX xi N QI wi i p7 WO y JU M KW fy M41 Mx!! W . W H! My JM! X M2 W1 J fy, ' W jmfff W 4? gig Mvfwf IM? QQV 133 I 5 Aija -4 Da,-V LLBQQEEXEXE fgffdw if 33 g if ff Eg 93 ' QRS? 3? 2 LN 124755 This year the Renton Indians football team, coached by Leo Ward, took second place in the Puget Sound League, bowing only to the Sumner Spartans. The team played eight games, winning six, tying one, and losing one for an over-all percentage of 75 per cent, The Indians were a regular power house on the ground, gaining 5.2 yards per carry, while they were equally strong in their defense, holding their opponents to 2.1 yards per try. The team also shared honors for AIl-Con- ference and All-State. The boy for AIl-Con- ference first string and All-State was Captain Clayton Evans. Second string All-Conference included Wynn Hess, Gene Pedersen, and Loren Irwin, while for Honorable Mention were George Strugar and Shelly Gerarden. The squad this year did a good job, Hats off to them! WAGONER FOOT warp TLQQJOHN JANDERS M msqhf BAGCETT K B A L L WARD ,x -QV 'W' CQ-' xx Y PEDERSEN TH DUNPHY s 'afar' ,I fl 4 fn, W q44,,',l 33 i L I -. .. 5 43 3 4, EE,-E9 f-'bm fl .El EU. .S -J L F I T' if i I Q VARSITY FOOTBALL ROW l: Shelly Ccrarden, Bill Wagner, George Smith, Tam Winders, Cary McCorkle, lohn landers, AI Aarhus Don Emmons, Doug Troycr, Vern Om, ROW 2: Bill Parker, Clayton Evans, Richard Rockey, Bob Nesbit, lim Baggett. Gene Pedersen, Wynn Hess, Bob Hart- man, Ron Heiret, Nat Weathers. ROW 4: lack Schroeder. Kenton Monroe, lim Slough, Barry Dunphy, Ralph Connelly, George Strugar, Don Carlson, Lyle Olsen, Charles Burks, Dick Clarke, Ron Nelson. JUNIOR VARSITY ROW lt Paul Duke, Don Hartman, Mickey Zevart, loc Ainardi, Dave Widger, Richard Nichols, Ray Lotto, Gerald Nesbitt. Bob Miller. ROW 2 Alton Tomlinson, Mel Bowden. Fey Millet, Errol Bouchard, LeRoy Cline, Mike Wagner, lay Langland, Gary Morrison. ROW 3: lack Hougardy, lay Ernest, lack Mailer, Bill Baker, Bob Oppie, Louie Shultz, Harvey Elstrom. I W I K ,f'gg I P 1 X I INXS LIT! . I' I Q . I Rag, 488 A X X7 I x X . , ff X I ' A Nu.: ,1 Cx 1 K sgglh I , I' M' 4 I1 I A II It-,1 aw , j Q I if -V yur ' sd I s, IRI BROIPT ??nNhl:hlirv:II':3 d S Brdimkvigous Tiyefartolgira itgnxl , I k Bratfus. ROW Z: Coach Suzick, But h A C VARSITY BASKETBALL JUNIOR VARSITY FRONT ROW ileft to rightl: Coach Suxick, Richard Holloway. Chuck Burdulis, Ted Harper, Merton Blumhardt, T H T Park, Coach Leifer. ROW 2: Mel Bowden, Gene Pedersen, Ron Scott, Ray Ohman. Clem Muhick, Dick Hicklin. Dt SPIRAL BOSLEY BUTCH ARNONE GEORGE STRUGAR DOUG TROYER v 1 GARY BEANBLOSSOM EV ! l BASKETBALL Beaten out by the Puyallup Vikings for the league crown in the final game of the 1951-52 season, the Indians had to be con- tent with second-place in the Puget Sound League, winding up league play with a 14-2 record and a 17-3 seasonal mark. George Strugar, Renton's top scorer of the campaign, was Renton's representative on the first five All Conference Team, Farrell Brodie was named to the second team. Jack Brattus received honorable mention. With Don Murdoch and Brodie the only two graduating seniors, Coach lrv Leifer will have a nucleus of eight returning Iettermen, which should provide a real pennant contender for the 1952-1953 season. 7,5 JIM HANSEN DON MURDOCH I K , fx V' ,. 1 rl 7. if-2 ,ZT- 11 r Y fi 4 KEN EDWARDS '. xxx- V' 71 Y JACK BRATTUS 4' KJ Xa Al S 5 COACHES SUZICK AND LEIFER FARRELL BRODIE 81 Y .c.ff f D' ' - HY' 9.8 V, N-C ' s 4' ' Fw sw '9- .., 'xr 'v 3. i N W. 3-A,-5 -.:.! ' D30 v 45,4 -C .' VIII' 4 ,,,,,,,....--Q Q--4 -0-Q ...N Q , Il W .W . L , llll' IOHNNY IANDERS IIM HANSEN D,.'.ff nnlyh f'llYIIU,3.l1' ' dosognfwai- out II lf' A WM, .,Q..a.wa.y.. Y I:- or SKIPPY CUNDERSON an . 'nf' Q' ,'!' 'Q . 1 - -jNf1.' gs.. Ill . f '- It IIIYJ ,,,,,,,,,- -. .UBYA D D f' '::-4,051 GENE Pfozksou CLAYTON EVANS cuucx BURKS GEORGE SMITH ,, - ,,..' .M -.-Q. , X - at IIIY -vu- 1 fi QC D 1-33 X ! U 4 BURDULIS Q 44 ., - A:-M, A' X fx s-....,..,, IIIIIYI REMO NICOL 1 'U 1, ,.. g 1 Q' I' .1 7, IL' I 3 I DON CARLSON DOUG TROYER 'iii Q, , X :M . h ,, an K Q I' .K ml DICK RAUB ,umm DICK HICKLIN LARRY HENRY ' !l-Grv-,- f X C . Q e ,V 'Ml FRONT ROW: Coach O'Brien, lim Hansen, Doug Troyer, Ray Barilleaux. Dick Hicklin, Mike Galvin, Ray Ohman, Skippy Gunderson. ROW 2: George Strugar, Gene Pedersen, Larry Henry, Remo Nicoli, Chuck Burdulis, George Smith, john lenders, Dick Raub, Tony Smart. ROW 3: Garry Thompson, Chuck Burks, Al Benson, Don Gunderson, Gary Kawachi, Fay Millett, Mike Kramer, Don Carlson. Clayton Evans, Bob omas. BASEBALL The Renton Indians, as coached by Bill O'Brien, have five returning lettermen. This year's ball club has lots of hustle and competition at most positions. Although lacking experience in a few spots, this year's team will have speed and good batting power. The catchers are Dick Hicklin and George Strugar. The pitchers are Skip Gunderson, Jim Hansen, Gary Thompson, Larry Henry and Gary Kawachi. First base is held down by Gene Pedersen with reserves Fey Millet and Ray Ohman. Down at second base are Dick Raub, Jake Janders and Tony Smart. In the short-stop spot are Don Carlson and Don Dowdell. Third place regular Chuck Burdulis is aided by Mel Bowden and Bob Thomas. The outfields, Clayton Evans, Doug Troyer and George Smith are backed up by Remo Nicoli, Charles Burks, Al Benson, Don Gunderson, Mike Kramer and Mike Galvin. TRACK A pre-season look at the l95l-52 track squad, early in April, showed the Indians to be strong in every track and field event with the exception of the shot and discus. With a returning letterman 'in every event and a number of outstanding boys up from last year's Junior High team, Coach Dwight Felton said he was rather hopeful of the team going all the way this Year. Some of the boys who had been showing well in pre-season turnouts were Dick Rockey, Darrell Webster, Don Murdock, Loren Irwin, Ron Heiret and Jim Baggett. FRONT ROW: Bob Perelli, Ted Harper, Terry Harper, Milton King. ROW 2: Don Olson, Dick Spencer, Tony Mencias, Richard Nichols, Paul Duke, Alton Tomlinson, Tom Winders, Chris Up er, Bob Hartman, Richard Dobson, Carl Mahnken, lerry Clayton, Walt Wilson. ROW 3: Mickey Zevart, Bob Miller, lack Hougardy, Ron Holla, Carl Martin, Darrell Webster, AI Ausman, Don Emmons, Loren Irwin, Phil Harrison, Paul Guay, Tom Dobson, Milar Roberts, Charles Williams, Bob Lievensi. ROW 4: Bob Smith, Gar Routley, Frank Tobacco, Lloyd Tonkin, lerry Williams, Dick Schopf, Lyle Olson, Don Murdock, Ken Bowden, Louis Schutz, Ken Edwardn, Bill Monson, Gary Mor- rison, lay Ernest, Richard Rockey, lim Baggett, lack Schroeder, Bob Fogelman, Ron Hieret. PI 0 5 I 1 A9 F 'I 'Ill I k ,4 P Q , - lv H , I .. s....f all' . 1 .. , 1, r- B I Q i U . n xv it Q ni ' ' ' - I , ' I - .-Q.. 'Nm Q- g'1 'x'15f:-xt ' !'iwI.. . ' '-I ig' ' 3. ew - --A . Q J ., U ,, My .ch , R s ,, - NT. a .Ww.ig'19-v,ggA, .L ' , ' - 15 .haf W Bob Fogclman, lim Baggctt, Bob Lievense, Ron Hieret, Tom Dobson, Carl Mahnken, Paul Cuay. Ken Edwards. F5 A g . 1 X lc .1 Ej- IM- iv 'Q ' -'ln-:lg - , .. DEE. V I I .Q W i . . .,.., 'Q hc ':.'.. lack Schroeder, lerry Williams, Ken Edwards. A -Q' ' l P l pil Mickey Zevart, Frank Tobacco, Milar Roberts, Walt Wilson, Paul Duke, Dick Spencer. MAN IN ACTION Bill Monson I X v Qs ', gd-..----'- I Q ,IQ I I 'M' W ' 84 MAN IN ACTION MAN IN ACTION Gary Routley Darrell Webster 2 , an-' sara. I-,C , ........a-sc -'QEDAQ' 'Sd 4-ur ' 511.9- Lloyd Tonkin, lim Baggett, Tony Mencias, Richard Rockey, Richard Dobson. 4 C' 4:4-. -. Ron Hieret, Richard Rockey, Loren Irwin, Bob Perelli Cary Routley. iff I.xl x . ' l 4 ' , I , U iw K 'il E , 'I , . 4 ,, 7 , ,Iwi ' 718 .,.-.. U. 85, T536 - I' .'..'wrg-1,2-Q.,-4. 3, - g .'-cf Q ' QM we-I 5+ 1 :Ja - . ...N .kwsw . Dick Schopf, Don Emmons, Louis Schultz, Charles Williams, lay Ernest. v 9 'ii Wk Ill!! Lyle Olson, Charles Williams 4. t b GIRLS' SPORTS Miss Agnes Stewart was the director of this Year's activitiesg her assistants were Miss Virginia Greenlee, Mrs. Olga Wranstedt and Miss Patricia Bunch. The sports in which the girls could participate were Volleyball, Basketball, Softball and Bowling, Letters and plaque credit were awarded to seventy-five percent of the girls having the greatest number of points. Five points were given for each turn-out and two points for being on the winning team. At the end of each sport the team in first place received an additional ten points, and second place received an additional five points. A bonus of one hundred points was given to every girl having perfect attendance in all the sports with the exception of Bowling. Girls' Sports has proven itself to be very popular with the senior high girls. lt not only taught sportsman- ship, but also provided a place to meet new friends. onf' , ff+59 ' 18's 1 I Q. Q' 3 ' h 1' ffm 1 ,A jj' 2 21,7-Kfffx b'k'-il ' . 4. J wack NGHQJGI 6' F 5 72 l f lg 2s f ss. . , . gl!- ri ' , -Q ,XO fc, we -nv 'H' r shui.,- ..'-Q..--L X na. q - v, 7' ' 1:5 ,b 72,8 Jronluce XL! 22 J If- FH' H6 f so. -o. A, f 1i . V , .,. 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Kaos FAMILY SIIIJE STIIRE Ph0He5-5150 ZIS WELLS Phone 5-5172 Next Door to Mode O'Day ,-. I FCRA X '41'Q?mew1- Z3 X X N N .. Q C549 Eg STOKES M0nTUAnY UAV' 400 ako Ave., RENTQN Phones: 5-4552: LA. s1oo Q For Sportswear of ' . Distiilxtion 1 C of GS amhuzyeu Fashionehe 9l6 Third Avo. - 5-3636 1952 Chevrolet Bel Aire Smooth Sailing and Happy Landings RELY ON CHEVROLET For Comfortable, Economical, Dependable Transportation WILLIAMS and SWANSON RENTON QUICK SAFE RELIABLE PUHICH CLEANERS 909 Walla Walla 5-9I89 Congratulations, Class of '52 from LURIE' CREDIT .IEWELERS WATCHES DIAMONDS RINGS SILVER Third and Wells - 5-7 I 72 1 is jx AIX as.-. . -ps . N ' :If 'fgf .? rg ' wi If f S FOR DESSERT Take Home a Quart of Delicious MW IZENTON ICE CIZEAIII From Your Favorite Store or Fountain SAVE MONEY - HAVE HANDY A Gallon or Half-Gallon of Our Bulk Pack in Your Home Freezer RENTON ICE 8 ICE CREAM Co. Phone 5-480I 209 Williams St. LA 2400 Summer Cbttons in Beautiful Pastels Embossed Cotton, Organdie, Waffle Pique, Denims, Dotted Swiss, Percales SEW and SAVE The FABRIC CENTER 926 Wells 5-74l4 Congratulations, Class of 1952 'A' J. C. Penney Co. 7 I 5 Third Ave. Phone 5-363 I DALE X1 MCLENDON PLUMBING and WATER Hardware and Electrical Supplies SCHORN PAINTS Phone 5-9083 320 Wells St. Renton GMC TRUCKS CHRYSLER . . . PLYMOUTH Waning Motor Co. Sales - Service IIOO Bronson Way 5-3478 Congratulations, Seniors U N D E R W 0 O D ' S Mobil Service The Friendly Station Featuring Mobil Products Designed for Your Needs John - Fred - Bob - Wash- 902 second Ave. Phone 5-8101 Goon LUCK, Simons THREE CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO sERvE YOU! OF 1952 BIG F R E E PARKING LOTS RENTON FISH MARKET LOW EVERYDAY PRICES 3llMainSt. Phone303l 'A' ,l-ill The rssn...sEEn FARM SUPPLIES Market failet .Wares RENTON ,fancfe iced eo. Renton Highlands - Skyway 95 Burnett Phone 5-476l BEST WISHES TO THE GRADS OF l952 from BERGMAN'S REXALL DRUG STORE Prescriptions 900 Third Ave. Renton Phone 5-386l Congratulations from SQUARE DEAL GROCERY We Specialize in Finest Fruits and Groceries FREE DELIVERY Fancy and Staple Vegetables 9l8 Third Avenue Phone 5-534i Congratulations . . . Best Wishes DOLORES APPAREL Quality Merchandise at Moderate Prices Owner: Teresa D. Argano 6l 5 Third Ave. 5-4863 Compliments of Floyd K. Dixon Have Your Friends Sign Here Congratulations, Class of '52 Van's Shoe Store 3l2 Wells Phone 5-73l0 To the Class of '52 RAYMO D'S Emporium Department Store 924 Third Ave. Beauty Salon 928 Third Ave. - 5-588l Highland Variety Highland Shopping Center - 5-4560 CONGRATULATIONS I 952 GRADUATES Shop at Renton's Store of Treasure Select iewelry that is extravagant in beauty and low in price - backed by GARLAND'S pledge of quality. Widest Selections ot RINGS . . . WATCHES COSTUME JEWELRY SILVERWARE Gilt ltems 'For Men and Women LOWEST PRICES Remember . . . lt Pays to See GARLAND First Garland Jewelers 926 Third Ave. 5-5l0l P WE ALWAYS AIM TO HAVE THE BEST . . 0 In Cars -- New or Used 0 In Mechanics 0 In Service Clarke Brothers Motor Co. Established 1921 304'f2 Wells er Month Rents or Buys Any Portable Typewriter SIO Down Payment UNDERWOOD - ROYAL REMINGTON - SMITH CORONA Record Stationery and Office Supply Dealers Bronson Way at Bridge Where Style and Quality ls Foremost Come in and Browse Ethel Martin's 8l3 Third Ave. 5-4922 Renton Textile Shop 234 Wells 5-621 I O Renton Merchantlle Co. BIB Third Ave. 5-5192 M A T H E W S C N S ' Automotive Service Renton Tire Shop ll32l Rainier Ave. Bronson Way Bryn Mawr at Factory Used Cars Recapping and Used Tires The Heritage of the Class of '52 . .. GRADUATES-You are about to become a part of the pulse of a vast, free nation - use your education wisely to keep that pulse pounding. The strength of America's pulse depends upon your knowledge to make just decisions, to work diligently, to express your opinion through a privileged vote. You constitute a block of informed people endowed with independence for thought and action, with freedom to invent and invest, with courage to run risks and reap rewards. Recognize these assets . . . protect them! Your country needs your knowledge to retain its freedom, to build its industries, to help guide the world and be righteous before God. Remember, it's YOUR PULSE, keep it strong! PACIFIC CAR AND FOUNDRY COMPANY Renton, Washington Compliments ot LENA'S CHICKEN 'N' STEAK HOUSE Bring your sewing ,mean For Parties and Banquets Try Lena's Delicious if- ,-- Butter-'fried Chicken and Steaks ,, ,, ,, 1 C U I h . C I D. :psi X Bl'edkfCISf LUIIC 85 lI1heI'S Whether you need sewing in- 60 Z y 425 Airport Way Phone 5.9025 structions or sewing supplies our ' .T FQ 4 sewing experts will gladly help I h i you . . . give you advice and help- D-ZZ ' ful suggestions for whatever needs you may have. r J J x ' - M . s h HEMI v ', 'IQ ' ' lr 7 ron riowzns it sswme cemen flame f M ' 22-4 WELLS RENTON 5-7001 LA 6669 BETZ 1-1LoR1 T ,,.: E - T . ...,.1,, 1' 3 ? . 1' 11 252522 .E J 5 E J 53352 ll? makes everything does everything PM ,.u, World's Greatest Performer! SEWING MACHINE SERVICE COMPANY MO 2398 - 5-365l 3I3 Main, Renton Your Best Friend ls No Better Friend Than Your Friendly Dentist Have Your Friends Sign Here: Dr. Cnllinq's Dental Clinic Expert and Fast Dental Care ' 705 3rd Ave. 5-3l ll Congratulations, Seniors HEADQUARTERS FOR SPALDING MCICGREGOR . . . GOLDSMITH Lindee Sporting Goods 327 Williams Phone 5-5323 Art-Carved Rings Sterling Silverware Jewelry WATCH HEADQUARTERS FOR RENTON AMES JEWELERS, Inc. 8I5 3rd Ave. Phone 5-3704 f l Why Not Give Your Kitchen A New Face? We Have a Large Selection of Floor, Drainboard and Wall Coverings As Nationally Advertised THE LINOLEUM SHOP 409 Third Avenue Renton 5-7277 Congratulations, Class of '52 From Iohnsorfs Grocery 251 Factory Street FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES- A Complete Selection Phone 5-4701 RENTON HIGH BAND UNIFORMS BY Nudelman Brothers We Wish The Seniors Much Success 1308 Second Ave. Seattle, Wash. ATHLETIC SUPPLY C0 t f Wholesale -X' and Retail f .gf r I ' 1 - - Athletic ' ' Equipment Seattle 1, Wash. 208 Seneca St. Sineca 1730 Congratulations, Seniors, from . . . en fan efothbzg Men's Wear of Distinction featuring . . . U Botany 500 Suits ' McGregor Sports Wear 0 Arrow Shirts 0 Florsheim and Jarman Shoes 0 Jantzen Sweaters 0 Stetson Hats 812 Third Avenue Phone 5-4271 Congratulations to the Class of '52 G LVI SUPPLY C0 Compliments to the Class of 1952 Flash's 10c Store 2 I 2 Wells Street ...ancl... Renton Variety Store 7 I 9 Third Avenue Two Convenient Locations Serving You It Pays to Drive a Way Let us furnish your home in the latest styles in Kroehler or Built-Well living room M h lc s and assure perfect sleeping furniture: cover your floors with Gulistan or o aw rug with a Serta or Englander mattress. ASHLEY-GOODMAN FURNITURE MOhawk 4627 - Maple Valley and Sunset Blvd. - 5-7700 'TYIYC2 LUMBER MARKET Home Builder's Center ' SIDING 0 ROOFING 0 PLYWOOD 0 INSULATION 120 Mills Street RENTON, WASHINGTON Phone 5-307l There's Nothing Like It! Tl'l0NlPSON'S Ola!-Faslz fone FREEZE Enjoy the smo-o-othest treat in town at Thompson's-super cones, delicious sundaes, or creamy malts and shakes made with famous Old-Fashioned Freeze. There's always plenty of free parking space at Thompson's . . . and quick service, too. Treat yourself often to delightfully different . . . THOMPSON'S Old-Fashioned FREEZE Third and Whitworth BEST WISHES, CLASS OF '52 Armstrong's Garage 8Il Fourth Ave. Phone 5-5252 BENTON SHOE STORE cfuxxs Weatherbird Q -Sl'10eS'F0l' S is City Club Shoes Girls and Boys ,fwnmm-Bmo for Weatherteen SHOES Hi h S h I 'For 'I . 9 C oo High School Girls ig AL, Boys Every Sale Guaranteed Coury's Renton Shoe Store 9l6 Third Ave. 5-3850 Congratulations, Seniors! THE SUPER CREAMERY B R E W E R SUPE Furniture Co. CHRIS BREWER, Prop. PETE and MILLIE lFormerIy Magnuson Furniture Co.I 9I9 Third Ave. Phone 5-79l I t THE PLACE TO GO FOR THE BRANDS CONGRATULATIONS YOU KNOW AND Best wlsHEs TO THE Graduating Seniors! ir O RENTQN BRANCH 807 SECOND AVE. 0 Ph : People's National Bank 5-3442 ones LANDER 8888 OF WASHINGTON Rention's Pioneer Banking Institute 800 Third Ave. 5-4545 Congratulations, Seniors Was lington Cl100l upply Co. Distributors of School Supplies and Equipment E I. 1 0 2 5 51 'I Westlake Ave. North Seattle 9, Wash. Good Luck, Seniors! FOODLA E ALLE ' PET SUPPLY Healthy, Well-Cared-for Pets Are Waiting for You. PET FOODS and SUPPLIES, TOO Corner of Third and Rainier 510 Third Ave Phone 5-7401 I3434 Rainier Ave. Phone 5-5280 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE B E 5 T W ' 5 H 5 5 cLAss OF 'sz f r o m I A Bryn Mawr Cleaners Sales 81 Service Rainier Ave. Phone LA 8195 BARNARD MOTOR CO. ' 330 Mann 5-3484 Expert cleaning GAFF EY'S LAKE WILDERNESS FINE FOODS . . . HOTEL ROOMS CABINS Golf -- Saddle Horses - Dancing Swimming - Roller Skating - Picniclcing, etc. Resort . . . 2-4444 Lodge . . . 2-4400 Congratulations, Seniors! EVERY MEAL'S A PLEASANT ONE at the OWL CAFE Sea Foods . . . Dinners . . . Breakfast 808 Third Ave. Phone 5-9064 CANYSQwQ!S5T,TTiET'3V'fi SALES and SERVICE DEPENDABLE USED CARS Renton, Wash. Phone 5-9023 Third and Whitworth TONKlN'S CAFE Breakfast . . . Lunch . . . Dinner Banquets Phone 5-5462 8ll Third Avc. Renton, Wash. Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Graduating Seniors! lfatiefi .gtucfioi 304 Williams St. Phone 5-744l For the Best in DRUG STORE PRODUCTS! 0 SUNDRIES ' PRESCRIPTIONS 0 SCHOOL SUPPLIES SHAW BROTHERS DRUG STORE 220 Wells Phone 5-439i SALES-RENTALS-MUSIC LESSONS ON 5-if 23' ' Accordion ' Violin , f' ' Guitar ' Clarinet fx XI 0 Piano 0 Saxaphone fl! -2 0 Banio 0 Flute 'l ! 5 GRANDE vox as-'i ACCORDIONS Seven Teachers to Serve You CALL FRANK BAFFARO American School of Music 230V2 Wells St. Phone 5-5l33, Renton Reid S1 Cook Electrical Service ir Television and Radio Service 'A' Electrical Appliances i' Auto Repair 'A' Two LOCATIONS: 205 Main St. and 3rd and Burnett l28 YEARS IN SAME LOCATlONl PHONES: MO 2050, 5-327l and 5-3272 A BETTER JOB - DONE FASTER COSTS LESS That's My Boys Holmes Wires Homes Holmes Electric l025 Third Ave. Renton 5-3903 Renton LAnder 8880 COMPLIMENTS OF HANDY - ANDY Variety and Gift Shoppe --Q-.. Your Complete Variety Store Congratulations, Seniors 305 Third Avenue Phone 5-7l23 CONGRATULATIONS, GRADS On a Job Well Done IV 6,4 MDS' ERNIE'S SERVICE G ix Made H' Third at Whi+wor+h - Phone 5-9073 ill -' i.i35:!:f:!:L, You,re on the way. BRAKES . . . TUNE-UP Nothing can stop you if you plan, work, BRYN MAWR and save . . . Begin With a Banlx Account - with - mst-NATloNAL BANK of nENToN 4? mi? Sporting Goods and 10: Store ,, If .Y La Fishing Tackle Hunting and Fishing Licenses - if Anything in Varieties 'B' Barber Shop RA 955l ll435 Rainier Ave. AP LE 0 U D Golf and Country Club, Inc. Relax on Our I8-HOLE COURSE Rt. l, Box l234, Renton Ph 5-3l94 Good Luck, Seniors! R. A. B. Renton Auto Brokers Tom Dobson and Son INSURANCE MR . MIKE' COFFEE HOP Ii v 1, EX i y' N -fire' r- - 44. .A Mgsx . Ii? ' it -Aw C Home-mode E The firm that service and integrity built Ice Cream . Z Chicken Pie REAL ESTATE recldyto go ' 5 ' ---' 9l I Third Avenue I-E E lln' Congratulations 90 0 300 3. if! Q RENTON HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES va Q90 850 900 CLASS OF l952 II443 Rainier Ave. RA 9 P r ca t t ' s CUSTER HARDWARE Renfon company Flower Across from City Hall S h Q P o o -APPl.lANCES- 4lOTHIRDAVENUE ZENITH SPEED QUEEN 0 0 DUTCH BOY PAINT THE FINEST, FRESH HOTPOINT DUO-THERM FLOWERS SMARTLY ENAMEL VARNISH PRESENTED IN CLISTENINC CELLOPHANEH PAINT o o Phones: RENTON SEATTLE paanf.up 5-5161 Mo1as9 230 Wells Phone 5'32II Foremost in Flowers Congratulations, Seniors from Schocken's Men's Store Your Clothing and Men's Furnishings SHOP AT BUDGET PRICES 234 Wells St. Phone 5-5135 Bill Santi - Furniture Appliance 0 Full Line in Westinghouse 0 Complete Home Furnishings ' Packard Bell Television BRUCE PICKERING-BIl.l. SANTI, Owners 9I4 2nd Ave. Phone 5-7273 N J II I 75' W:- 59 i I 1 19 K E L' -, 'e3wQ. 1 I I , Q. Congratulations, Seniors IZLIIION AUTO FREIGHT 5-3890 Ed and Bob Cross CROSS RADIO clncl SOUND SERVICE Television I Service I and X f Installation f - W All Makes I i:q QE . j 2 Q . 1 16 PARK AVE. GOOD LUCK, SENIORS! ALLEY Furniture Company Phone Renton 5-7432 Seattle-RAinier 2400 1.1 The Friendly Little Store I3432 RAINIER AVENUE Just Ott Third Avenue Congratulations, Seniors IMHWMJEORBT Member F.T.D. - Flowers by Wire Say it with Flowers Phone 5-4862--Nite 5-7398 309 Third Avenue p s s BRYN MAWR BEAUTY SHQP w e I .,.. A ,V The best in .vtt, Hair Swing Rainier Ave. LA 0050 SUCCESS TO YOU . . . GRADS OF JUNE '52 This Space for Signatures sglwlli lxifm 903 Fourth Ave. .loe Petsche's Renton Music Store Culbransen Pianos Hammond Solovox Band Instruments . . . Guitars Buesclwer . . . Gibson . . . Martin . . . Olds Epiphone . . . Martin Records . . . Sheet Music RENTALS APPLIED ON PURCHASE 2 I 6 Wells S+. COMPLIMENTS OF Stan Doc Wilson's IZENTON ELECTRONICS RADIO . . . TELEVISION CAR RADIO Sales and Service Parts and Supplies 'For Amateurs and Experimenters l3236 Rainier Ave. Phone 5-6200 Phone 5-3406 Congratulations, Seniors EVERY Movmc PART or YOUR CAR I9 THOROUGHLY ' Ln-J CHECKED Eorz E' POSSIBLE TROUBLE! GJ N N-9.1 E 44313 X Tffflf-ff n gf-ug if-uf- 'yvfw 3- gjl lf PUNTIAC Strelinger - Martin Second and Logan RA 4408 Renton 5-6225 f fx! .',:'-J ifx, f' 1 . - I L I , . A , I . -.4 , . ' . X. 1 :PM ,V 1 -L V haf 1 . I , f Q4u.f J rx' 3 , . . ,, .,.-A , Y J ,.J Lf .f A f M f ,,, + , wf M, . ' J I 1' Z 1 .- I . ' ' ' x L.. X. ..f A ' ,. f. . lf' 4' 1 ,' , M I J? lyfff fl I If f K V Y x f 5 l Nl 9' . .A ,I o .1 . N .. lid gvjdl A- J R ,. V 1 , , ff ff Jffff . fv 1 I L :D f 1 7, I 5? VJ' if X f 61 ! Q - ' 53 I 11 ' f uf' , Q J 1 ff -1-. , ,, 1' ,' I .I .1 1 If ,J x - gk! ,,2a.f1,f 'YJQXVJN , ,ff l . I K , ' .4 vflx. 11,1 ' . M4 'A' A 'ff' fffgfy -Mb ,U f .-,,- -L f I 9'Ilx Q 'Q fv I7 V A -, Nik w We ,, I5-.sw 7- fn? 35 H x K BMW: ?iZfL l.M aff