Renton High School - Illahee Yearbook (Renton, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1953 volume:

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HAZEN, Superintendent of Schools I Hap Tan Q . wwf X X Selma! l6'mrd ,gn,X,, ,,........-F 1 1 DR. M. I. SCHULTZ A. M. ROBERTS, Vice-President MR. IOHNSON, Secreiary If I JJ Wu re file Cap KARL WEBER Vice rincipal WW.C.E., W.5.C., U ........ STANLEE I TH?MPSON P WCE S f d U BORGHILD ANDERSON St. Olaf College, University of Wisconsin, University ot Wash- ington, journalism, Radio M E Lt fge xg , ,I , 9 'sf- E. ,, L -- ., vfweg, , , .f,.. . f ' 'emi - . : oNoo GLENN niacin ' ' :f ,I e Co ege Western Washington College guage and of Education 5 A nity Arts Vocal Music K ., if J-ij 8 , Qc ,wa i ie , vc , 'if P , Regis? Q l Q f I 'I L I s on ll . . if ESTHER BITTER Eastern Washington College ot Education, University of Washington Home Economics BARBARA BLISS MRS. MARVEL BOOTH CHARLES A. BOWEN ARCHIE G. BRESLIN University of Washington Wessington Springs College University ot Washington University of Washington Language and Community Arts lSouth Dakotai, S.P.C., Physical Science Distributive Education W.W.C.E., S.U. Mathematics on ff ,K EILEEN BROWN University of Minnesota University of Washington Corrective Speech Q Q' sg K -.I X , l 4'I' HAROLD CONLEY Western Washington College ot Education, Eastern Washington College of Education Driver Training .L MRS. LOIS FACH University of Washington Business Education of WILLIAM j. BROWN PATRICIA BUNCH DUSALINA CAVALETTO ELSIE CHANDLER University ot Washington Washington State College Central Washington College of University ot Washington Apprenticeship Training Physical Education and Health Education, University ot Oregon Language and Community Arts Auto Mechanics Librarian w.s:1sg'vf, f 4 . if K K ,gif 2 7 . -W. N X L it GENE COULON j. L. DAVIDSON ROBERT DICKIE FRANK DUNTLEY University ot Washington College of Puget Sound Centralia junior College, Yakima junior College, Univer- Director of Recreation, School Lunches Western Washington College ot sity of Hawaii, Central Wash- Recreational Leadership Education ington College of Education Industrial Arts Language and Community Arts DWIGHT FELTON MYRON H. FINCH MARGARET FINDLEY MRS. FRANCES FLINT Northern State Teachers' Col- Central Wisconsin Teachers' Dakota Wesleyan University, Iowa State Teachers' College, lege, Aberdeen, South Dakota, College, University of University of Iowa, University Asbury College, University of University of Washington Washington of Washington Iowa, University of Washing- Safety Driving and First Aid, Head Counselor junior High Girls' Counselor, ton, Grinnell College Track Coach Mathematics Home Economics nf Wu DURY A. FOX MRS. RUTH P. FROST ELIZABETH C. GILLIS W.W.C.E., U. of W., 0.S.C. University of Washington Florida State, Oberlin, Industrial Arts Supervisor junior-Senior High Permanent Columbia Substitute Latin, English T' MRS. ANN L. GREEN VIRGINIA GREENLEE MRS. NORMA HALLOWELL PHILIP G. HANSEN Wright junior College, Chicago, W.S.C. Nebraska State Teachers' Col- W.W.C.E. lll., Florida State U., U. of P.E. and Health lege, Northern Montana Col- Language and Community Arts, Florida lege, Seattle U., U. of W. Dramatics Language and Community Arts Language and Community Arts at-dy V 1 NORMAN HASH IOHN HEINLE EDWARD HICKENBOTTOM ROBERT HODGES VIVIAN HOLT W.W.C.E. Dickinson State Teachers' Col- W.W.C.E. U. of W., Baylor U., C.W.C.E. U. of North Dakota, U. of W., Mathematics lege, N.D., U. of W. Mathematics Psychology and Mathematics Teachers' College, Columbia U. Industrial Arts MRS. KATHLEEN HOLZER ROGER L. HUBBARD U. of Manitoba, W.W.C.E., DePauw U., Indiana State U. of W. Teachers' College, W.W.C.E. English Arts and Crafts A -W A' , ky, az I Li . CARL W. IOHNSON STANLEY I. IONES U. of W., Cincinnati U., Co- U, of W, Iumbia U. Language and Community Arts U. S. History Attendance Counselor MYRA HUESTIS KEITH I. HULSE HEDWIG HUSBY W.W.C.E., U. of W. U. of W. Concordia College, Moorhead, Instrumental Music Business Education Minn., U. of W. English HARLEY E. KIRK F. IOSEPH KOENIG MRS. BERNICE KOESTER U. ot W. . W.S.C. U. of W. Drama and English Driver Training Home Economics, Department Head 0 .-4! I X - 'cw- ffji ' l 159 , 'Mi' ' 'e. , I if 1' ' e13fw,f Zfi?5i, Q .1 , W ,,.. ' Q 'ff1. .,.s.. .fr ,. .. DONALD M. LARSON IRVIN T. LEIFER, IR. MRS. BERNICE L. EVERETT Seattle U., U. of W. E.W.C.E., U. ot W. W.S.C., U. of W. Foreign Language P.E. and Healthi Basketball Family Living, English Coac 1147 get WILBUR E. LUFT MABEL E. LUNDY CATHERINE MAGINNIS LOREN 1. MANN MRS. BLANCHE M. MARTIN W.S.C., U. of W., U. of Oregon State Teachers' College, N. D., Holy Names Normal, Oregon U. of W. l E.W.C.E. 4 Senior High Boys' Counselor Seattle Pacific College Agricultural College, U. ot W. Language and Community Arts Language and Community Arts and Athletic Director Mathematics Language and Community Arts fl-T x I WAYNE R. McKEE Eastern Oregon College, U. ot Oregon, U. of W. Assistant Football Coach, junior High Basketball Coach, Language and Community Arts MARY E. MITCHELL U. of W., Cornish School Art DANIEL RICH ROY C. MCLEOD MRS. LUCILE MEHUS MRS. FRANCES LIV A. MEYERS I W.S.C., U. ot W. Yaukton Cotlege, S.D., U. of W. C.W.C.E., U U. of W., U. of California, Language and Community Arts Senior High Girls' Counselor, and Arts Columbia U. U. S. History Mathematics WILLIAM L. O'BRIEN Whitman College, U. of W. Science MRS. VERA RICHARDSON Carleton College, Minn., U. of W.W.C.E., U. of W., Columbia W. Language and Community Arts U., French School tor Teacher of the Deaf, C.P.S. Directed Studies MILDRED PADDEN Holy Names College, Spokane, U. of W. Language and Community Arts MARY E. ROBERTS St. Cloud Teachers' College, U. of W. Language and Community Arts KENNETH PATTIE WALTER M. PORTER W.S.C. Grays Harbor College, C.W.C.E. Industrial Arts U. of W. Industrial Arts :-:Ran-g ff .51:g,.,,, .,, , . E572-seise'.'v.iLiiA.n ' -. ff ,5'f,f.51?f .ga .1 ' ggi sl f ' TSf..'ff1'7', uw: Y ' if: . f ' Q. ' IOHN D. ROBERTSON RANDALL ROCKHILL Willamette U., Yale U., U. of College of Puget Sound, U. of Geneva, Switzerland, U. of W. W. U. S. History and Government Music Supervisor I 1 . ft 45 . .f ya ff 3 A e I 511 If W if MRS. MARGARET ROSE CERTRUDE SCHLAUCH Seattle Pacific College, U. of Linfield College, Oregon, U. W. Vocal Music of W. Mathematics MAY SHAFT RIT! SHERWOOD LAURA SHOOK CELIA B. SHULTZ MRS. BETTY SIMMS State Teachers' College, Minot, E.W.C.E., W.S.C., U. of W., Virginia Mason School of Central Teachers' College Ed., Southern Illinois U. N.D., U. of W. Carolyn Swofe School, Calif. Nursing, U. of W. W.S.C., U. of W. Language and Community Arts Mathematics Language an Community Arts Nurse Arts and Crafts ,K rfb Q K .x ,ng VE V X Ml A R 1' RAYMOND SMITH ROLAND C. STEMMER AGNES STEWART LEONARD STILLWELL W.S.C., C.W.C.E. U. of W. W.S.C., U. of W., U.S.C. U. of W. Physical Education and Health, Industrial Arts Health and P.E. Supervisor Industrial Arts Football Coach 'W- ? IOHN E. SUZICK ETHEL K. SWENSON GORDEN A. THOMPSON ARTHUR H. TOWNE W.W.C.E., U. of W. G.A. College, U. of Colorado, U. of W., C.W.C.E. U. of W., U. of Oregon Physical Education and Health U. of W. Business Education Transportation and School Language and Community Arts Patrol ' '- ' fix ? : asian f 'hteszffilf if 5,,g5mt'i ,.fz1..S. -f , iff - g g: 'Q ,Q y . ,Y e K '1 Q 5 1 ' .i 1. ' . it . . JUNE STULTZ Vocational Home Economics Iowa State College Home Economics 'E' LEO WARD Eastern Oregon College of Ed. U. of Oregon Mathematics 63 7 A. G. WARWICK KATHRYN L. WATT PAUL WELLS MRS. OLGA WRANSTEDT IAMES YOUNG College of Puget Sound, W.S.C., U. of W. U. of W. U. of Idaho, W.S.C., U. of W. U. of W., U. of Vienna C.W.C.E., U. of W. Business Education Biology Physical Education and Health Instrumental Music Attendance Supervisor Sharon . lqE'7730f7 tk 'Lili L71 I .... AARHUS, ARLENE Lena Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Girls' Club President 123 Girls' Club Representative 113 junior Prom Decoration Committee 113 Senior Ball Decoration Committee 123 Senior Girls' Glee 10, 123 Chorus 113 Girls' Ensemble 103 Letter Girls 10, 11, 123 Office Worker 123 Mothers' Tea Committees 113 Standards Committee 10, 113 All School Show 10, 11. ABELHANZ, BARBARA Bobbie Entered from Zillah, Washington 113 Glee Club 113 Chorus 103 Paddle Squad 103 F. H. A. 103 F. H. A. Secretary 103 Zepher Staff 103 Pep Club 123 Distrlbutive Education Club 123 Girls' Club 10, 11, 12. AHRENS, HELEN Letter Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Girls' Sports 10, 11, 123 Play Day 10, llj Senior High Band 11, 123 Senior Ball Committee 123 French Club 10. ALLISON, SARAH jANE Annual Staff 10, 11, 123 Standards Committee 113 Chess Club 10, 11, 123 Letter Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Make-up Crew 10, 11, 123 Commercial Club 11, 123 Commercial Club Vice President 123 Latin Club 10, 11, 123 All School Show 103 Chorus 10, 113 Girls' Glee Club 12: Board of Control 103 Girls' Club Representative 121 Mothers' Tea Committee 113 Budget Review Committee 113 Nonette 113 Attendance Office 10, 11, 123 junior Prom Committees 113 Girl of the Month 113 Make-up Crew Head Technician 113 Senior Ball Committee 12. ANDERSON, CHARLOTTE Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Senior Ball Committee 123 Attendance Office 11, 123 Senior Girls' Glee Club 10, 11, 12. ARFSTEN, KEN Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 French Club 103 Pep Band 11, 123 Science Club 11, 12. ARUNDELL, BILL Entered from Pullman 113 Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 F. H. A, 10, 11. AUSMAN. ALLAN Budget Review Committee 103 Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 Basket- ball Manager 10, 123 Track 11, 12. BAKER, BILL Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 German Club President 123 Fire Patrol 123 Science Club 123 U. N. Club 123 Torch Club 12, BALDWIN, DICK Entered from 0'Dea 113 Boys Club 11, 12. BALZARINI, IOHN Balxi Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 Chorus 10, 11, 123 Fire Patrol 12. BATTELLO, IUDY jude Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Band 10, 11, 123 Girls' Sports 10, 11, 123 U. N, Club 103 Latin Club 10, 11, 123 Letter Girls' Presia dent 123 Senior Council 123 Band Manager 10, 11, 123 Basketroom Girl 11, 123 Board of Control 113 Orchestra 10, 11, 123 Pep Club 123 Girls' Club Representative 123 Torch 10, 11, 123 Torch Breakfast Committee 113 junior Prom Committees 113 Clarinet Quartet 11, 123 Woodwind Quartet 113 Music Contest 11, 123 Letter Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Girls' Playday 103 Senior Ball Committees 123 Band Council 12. BEANBLOSSOM, GARY Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 Basketball 10, 113 Latin Club 10, 113 Careers' Day Host 11. BERRY, BILL Huckle Annual Staff 11, 123 Torch Society 10, 11, 123 junior Varsity Football 103 Chorus 103 Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 Board of Control 113 junior Council 113 Senior Council 123 Roll Room President 113 Plaque Committee 11, 123 Election Committee 10, 11, 123 Fall Play 123 Chieftain Staff 113 Fire Patrol 103 Sports Editor, Chieftain IT3 junior Prom Committees 11, BETTS, BARBARA Girls' Club 10, 11, 12. . . lf, Happy Day! BLAIR, ILENE Girls' Club IO, II, IZ. BLAKESMITH, ELLEN SYLVIA Spittie Girls' Club IO, II, IZ, Girls' Sgorts IO, IZ, Latin Club IO, II, I . BLUMHARDT, MERTON layvee Basketball IO, II, Fire Patrol, Asst. Chief IZ, Slip Collector IZ, Baseball IZ, Boys' Club I0, II, IZ, Vice Presi- dent of Roll Room IZ. BODENHAMER, PATRICIA LOUISE Pat Girls' Club IO, II. IZ, Spanish Club IO, II, IZ, United Nations Club I0, II, IZ, Torch Club IO, II, IZ, Torch Tree Decoration Committee II, Torch Breakfast Committee II, Girls' Sports IO, II, Lettergirls' Club II, IZ, Iunior Prom Committee II, Bowling Playday II, Attendance Office II, Nurse's Office II, IZ, Distributive Education Club IZ, D. E. Club Parliamentarian IZ, Glee Club IZ, Pep Club IZ. BOLTERMAN, CLARENCE Chuck Boys' Club IO, II, IZ, Slip Collector Il, IZ, Garbage Detail IZ, Bus Patrol IO, II. BOSLEY, SPIRAL Bos Boys' Club IO, II, IZ, Lettermen's Club Il, IZ, Basketball IO, II, IZ, Football I0, IZ. BOURGEOIS, WILLIAM Frenchie Entered from New York IZ, Boys' Club IO, II, IZ, French Club II, journalism Club II, Dramatics Club IZ, Pep Club IZ. BOYDSTON, IIM Boys' Club I0, II, IZ, Photo Club IO, II, IZ, Photo Club Vice President IZ, P. A. Crew I0, II, IZ, Spanish Club II, IZ, Chorus IO, II, IZ, All School Show IO, II, IZ, Letter- men's Club II, IZ, Track Manager II, IZ, Fire Squad IZ, Slip Collector IZ. BRATTUS, IACK Boys' Club IO, II, IZ, Basketball IO, II, IZ, S. B. A. Vice President IZ, Boys' Club Secretary II, Torch I0, IZ, Board of Control I0, II, IZ, Plaque Committee II, IZ, Budget Review Committee II, IZ. BRODEN, GWEN Curly Entered from Roosevelt High in Minneapolis II, Silver Tri lY.W.C.A.I IO, Sci Club, Hi C.A. II, Debate Club II, F. H, A. II, Latin Club IZ, Girls' Club IZ. BROWN, VERNA Vern Girls' Club IO, II, IZ, Annual Staff IZ, Art Club II, IZ, Senior Ball Committee II, IZ, Bulletin Board Committee IZ, Library Staff IZ. BRUSH, DONNA Brushie Girls' Club IO, II, IZ, Latin Club IO, Girls' Glee I0, Chorus II, Acappella Choir IZ, Senior High Girls' Ensemble I0, Treble Trio II, Torch Club IO, Il, IZ, Solo and Ensemblie Contest IO, IZ, Fall Play II, All School Show II, Torch Breakfast Committee II: Standards Committee II, Mothers' Tea Committee II, Girls' Club Program Chairman II, Com- mercial Club I0, II, IZ, Iunior Prom Committee II, Coun- selor's Office II, IZ, Girls' Club Conference tat Sumner! II, Careers' Day Hostess II, Tolo Dance Committee II, Senior Ball Committee IZ. BURDULIS, PETE CHARLES Chuck Lettermcn's Club IO, II, IZ, Boys' Club I0, II, IZ, Basket- ball IO, II, IZ, Board of Control II, IZ, Baseball IO, II, IZ, Parking Patrol IO, II, IZ, Fire Patrol IZ, Air Raid IZ, Slip Collector IZ, Pep Club IZ. BUTKOVICH, DARLENE Doll Girls' Club IO, II. IZ, Make-up Crew IO, II, IZ, Girls' Sports IO, II, Lettergirls II, IZ, Chess Club IO, II, Latin Club IO, II, IZ, Latin Club Secretary Il, Annual Staff IO, II, Iunior Council II, Cheer Leader IZ, Basket Room Il, IZ, Attendance Office IO, II, Pep Club IZ, Torch IO, II, IZ, Photo Club II, President of Distributive Education IZ, Secretary of Washington State Distributive Education Organi- zation IZ. DESIARDINS, ROBERT Bob Entered from Concrete High IZ, Second Team Basketball IZ, Boys' Club IO, II, IZ, Schogl Patrol IO, II, Boys' Art Club I , II. JJ 1. CL fig, Were iffing an W CARLSON, RUSSEL Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 Spanish Club 10, 113 Chess Club 10, 113 Pep Club 123 School DPride Cgmmittee 123 Garbage Can etai 1 . CHANIK, NANCY Nano Girls' Club 10, 11, 121 Girls' Sports 10, 113 Lettergirls' Club 10, ll, 123 Art Club 11, 123 junior Prom Committee 113 Mothers' Tea Fashion Show 11: Annual Staff 121 Library Technician 123 Bulletin Board Committee 123 Home-Coming Princess 12. CHARBONNEAU, CLYDE Bur Stage Crew 10, 11, 123 Track 10, 11, 123 Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 Pep Club 12. CHRISTOPHERSON, WARREN Chris Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 Band 10, 11, 123 Fire Patrol 123 Solo Contest 11, 122 Boys' Club Representative 123 Retail Selling Club 123 junior Prom Committee 123 Pep Club 123 Retail Selling Club Treasurer 123 Air2Raid Patrol or Disaster Detail 1 , CLAUSEN, DANA Topp German Club 10, 113 Stage Crew 10, 11, 123 Torch Society 10, 11, 123 Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 United Nations Club 10. CLYMER,BEVERLY Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Home Room Secretary 101 Girls' Sports 103 Orchestra 103 junior Prom Committee 103 Chess Club 10, 113 All School Show 113 Advertising 113 Chieftain Staff 113 Attendance Office 11, 121 Senior Ball Committee 123 Retail Selling Club 12. COLOMBI, RICHARD Dick Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 Fire Patrol 123 Garbage Detail 123 School Pride Committee 123 Roll Room Vice President 103 Boys' Club Representative 10. COOKS, NANCY Chess Club 11, 123 Spanish Club ll, 123 Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Girls' Sports 10, 11, 123 Lettergirls' Club 10, 11, 123 Mothers' Tea lnvitation Committee 103 Standards Committee 1 . COURTIER, GENE Chess Club 123 Pep Club 123 Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 Spanish Club 11, 123 Science Club 112 Baseball 12. CROOKSTON, DON Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 Basketball 103 Slip Collector 123 Garbage Detail 12. CROW, EDDY CBB Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 Band 10, 11, 123 Orchestra 10, 11, 123 Pep Band 11, 123 Dramatics Club 11, 123 Science Club 113 Pep Club 12: German Club 11, 123 U. N. Club 11, 123 Board of Control 11. CRUZ, CHARLES Chuck Cruzer Entered from Snohomish 103 Fire Patrol 123 Stage Crew 123 Spanish Club 121 Retail Selling 12. CUSTER, DONALD Bicusper Drama Club 10, 11, 123 Drama Club President 123 Torch Club 11, 123 Torch Club President 123 Orchestra 10, 113 Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 junior Council 113 junior Red Cross Council 103 junior Prom Committee 113 junior Prom M.-C. for intermission3 Board of Control 103 Roll Room Vice Presi- dent 10, 123 Plaque Committee 123 Fall Play 10, 11, 123 All School Show 10, 11, 123 ACappeIla Choir 123 Choir Council Chairman 123 Mixed Ensemble 123 Senior High Boys' Double Quartet 123 Boys' Club Representative 10, 123 Festival Or- chestra 10, llj P. A. Crew 11, 123 Youth ol the Month 113 Youth of the Month Committee 123 Fire Patrol Captain 123 Torch Tree Decoration 123 Torch Breakfast Committee 11, 123 Track 103 Solo Contest 123 Senior Play 123 Sports Announcer 123 P-I History Contest 113 Boys' State 11. DAHLQUIST, jERRY Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 jayvee Basketball 10. DANIELS, RlCHARD Dick Boys' Club 10, 11, 12. Cap f the Wzfrld DAVENPORT. RUSS Fire Patrol 123 All School Show 113 Baseball 123 Senior Play 122 Senior Ball Committee 123 Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 Roll Room Vice President 11, 123 Slip Collector 123 Distributive Education Club Treasurer 12. DAWSON, LOIS Daws Lettergirls' Club 10, 11, 123 Girls Sports 10, 11, 123 Glee Club 102 Chorus I 103 Chess Club 103 Latin Club 103 Senior High Ensemble 103 Standards Committee 123 Torch Society 10. 11, 123 Music Contest 10, 113 Bulletin Board Committee 12, All School Show 113 Counselor's Office 123 Photo Club 11, 123 Pep Club 123 Girls' Club 10, 11, 122 junior Prom Com- mittee 113 Torch Breakfast Committee 113 Torch Christmas Tree Decoration Committee 113 Senior Ball Committee 123 Volley Ball Play Day 11. DELAURENTI, IEAN Cirls' Club 10, ll, 123 Latin Club 10, 112 Distributive Edu- cation Club 12. DENNEV, jEAN Vickie Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Attendance Office Worker 12. DINES, IERRY Curly Photo Club 10, 113 Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 Board of Control 10, 113 Torch 10, 11, 12. DINGMAN, MARLYS Dingy Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Latin Club 10, 11, 123 Torch Club 113 Pep Club 122 Mothers' Tea Committee 113 Roll Room Vice President 123 Girls' Club Representative 123 Senior High Girls' Glee Club 103 Standards Committee 11, 123 Latin Class President 113 United Nations Club 10. DOBSON, RICHARD Rich Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 Latin Club 10, 11, 123 Boys' Quartet 123 U. N. Club 113 Hall Patrol 113 Fall Play 113 All School Show 10, 11, 123 Chorus 10, 113 ACappela Choir 123 Parking Patrol 11, 123 Lettermen's Club ll, 123 Track 10, 11, 123 Pep Club 123 Office Assistant 123 Air Raid Squad 123 Mixed Ensemble 12. DOMINGO, DIANE Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Girls' Sports 10, 113 Commercial Club 10, 11, 123 Commercial Club President 123 Standards 11, 123 Trio 11, 123 Torch Breakfast Committee 113 Torch Society 11, IZ3 All School Show 113 Treble Trio 113 Letter- girls' Club 11, 12, junior Prom Entertainment 113 Mixed Ensemble 122 Solo and Chorus Contest 10, 113 ACappeIla Choir 123 Chorus 10, 'llj School Store 11, 12. DONOVAN, MAUREEN Mickey Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 French Club 10, 11, 123 French Club Secretary 113 French Club Executive Board 10, 11: United Nations Representative 10, 113 Girls' Sports 103 Standards Committee 113 Make-up Crew 10, ll, 122 Make-up Crew Chief Technician II3 Roll Room Vice President 103 Roll Room Secretary 10, 113 junior Prom Committee 113 Chess Club 10, 11, 123 Photo Club 123 Pep Club 123 Chess Club Secretary 113 Library Staff 103 Girls' Club Secretary. DOWNING, GENE Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 Science Club 11, 12. DOWNS, GERALD jerry Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 Baseball Manager 11, 123 Lettermen's Club 11, 122 Parking Patrol 11, 123 Stage Crew ll, 123 Bus Patrol 10, 11. DRAGIN, SHIRLEY Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Girls' Club Representative 10, 113 Girls' Sports IU3 Attendance Office 10, 113 Nurse's Office ll, 123 Dramatics Club 113 junior Prom Committee 113 Girl of the Month 103 Regulation Committee 123 Board of Control 123 Library Technique 103 Pep Club 12, DRAZICH, jONELL jo Girls' Club 10, 11, 12, Friendship Club 10, 11, 123 Girls' Sports 10, 11, IZ3 Cheer Leader 123 Roll Room Secretary 113 Chorus 113 Standards Committee 113 Lettergirls' Club 10, 11, 123 Commercial Club 113 Annual Staff 113 Office Club 113 junior Council 113 CounseIor's Office 113 Mothers' Tea Com- mittee 113 Board of Control 103 Torch Club 103 Girls' En- semble IO3 All School Show 103 Girls' Glee 103 Senior High Play Day 10, 11, DUNCALF, BILL Punc Boys' Club 10, 11, 12. EASTER, jEAN jeanie Play Day 103 Bulletin Board Committee 113 Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Spanish Club 11, 123 Lettergirls' Club 10, 11, 12, Distributive Education Club 123 Girls' Representative 123 Career Day Hostess 113 Girls' Sports 10, 11, 123 Distributive Education Club Secretary 123 Hallowe'en Decoration Com- mittee 123 junior Prom Committee 11. EASTERBROOKS, BARBARA Barb Entered from Wenatchee High 103 Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Girls' Club Conference 123 Program Committee 123 Spanish Club 11, 12: Spanish Club President 113 Sranish Club Execu- tive Board 11, 123 United Nations Counci 113 Mothers' Tea Committee 103 Fall Play 113 Fashion Show 113 Girls' Sports 113 Lettergirls 123 Standards Committee 123 Senior Ball Com- mittee 123 Girls' Play Day 11: Torch 123 Torch Breakfast Committee, 123 Chess Club 11. EATON. CAROL Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Pep Club 123 Latin Club 10, 11, 123 Lettergirls 11, 12. EDWARDS, IOYCE Oyster Entered from Auburn 123 Torch 103 F. H. A. 113 Commercial Club 113 Drama Club 113 Spanish Club 113 Band 103 Chorus 123 Ski Club 113 Pep Club 113 Student Council 10, 11. EDWARDS, KENNETH Ken Latin Club 103 Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 Pep Club 123 Letter- men's Club 10, 11, 123 Board of Control 113 Parking Patrol 113 Hall Patrol 123 Fire Patrol 103 Band 10, 11, 12: junior Prom Committee 113 Football 10, 123 Basketball 10, II, 123 Track 10, 11, 123 Orchestra 113 Air Raid Patrol 123 Senior Ball Committee 12. EDWARDS, YVONNE Bonnie Girls' Club 10, 11, 12, Girls' Sports 10, 11, 123 Lettergirls 10, 11, 123 Ushers' Club 10, 11, 123 Girls' Glee Club 10, 113 Library 113 Chieftain Staff 12. EMMONS, DON Football 10, 11, 123 Track 10, 11, 123 Lettermen's Club 11, 123 German Club 113 Hall Patrol 123 Fire Patrol 123 Boys' Club 10, Il, 12: Assembly Committee 123 Parking Patrol 113 Torch Club 113 Pep Club 12. ENNIS, SHIRLEY Shirl Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Ushers' Club 10, 11, 123 Girls' Sports 10, 11, 123 All School Show 10, 11, 123 Production Stat 11, 123 Lettergirls' Club 11, 123 Senior Chorus 10, 113 Girls' Club Decoration Committee 113 Mothers' Tea Committee 113 Bulletin Board Committee 113 Pep Club 123 Standards Com- mittee 123 Chieftain Staff 123 Assembly Committee 123 Senior Ball Committee 123 Main Office 12. EPPERSON, ENAS Boys' Club 11, 123 Stage Crew 113 Assistant Stage Manager 113 Torch 113 Entered from Las Vegas High, Nevada 113 Senior Ball Committee 123 Patent Rifle Platoon of ROTC in Las Vegas 10. ERDMAN, SHARON Kitten Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Lettergirls 10, I1, 123 Counselor's Office 11, 123 Latin Club 10, 11, 123 Ushers' Club 10, I1, 12. ERICKSON, SIG MEL Boys' Club 10, 11, 121 Chorus 10, 113 Attendance Office 11, 123 ACappella Choir 123 Male Quartet I1. EVANS, MIRIAM Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Spanish Club 10, IIC Lettergirls' Club Il, 123 Girls' Sports 10, 11, 123 Ushers' Club 10, 11, 123 lunior Prom Committee 113 All School Show 113 Chieftain Staff 113 Production Staff 12. FARROW, FRANK Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 Pep Club 123 Slip Collector 123 Garbage Detail 123 Fire Patrol 12: FARROW, MARILYN Mare Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 French Club 10, 113 Distributive Edu- cation Club 123 Girls' Sports 10, 113 Lettergirls I1. FLAHERTY, PAT Red Dog lr. Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 Football l.V. 103 junior Prom Com- mittee 113 Chorus ll 103 Latin Club 10, 11, 123 Roll Room Secretary 113 Board of Control 123 Bus Patrol 103 All School Show 113 Cheer Leader 11, 123 Cafeteria 11, 123 Pep Club 121 Boys' Club Representative 123 Chorus I 11, 123 Slip Collector 123 Radio Newscasting 12. FOX, DONNA LEE Bugs Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Pep Club 123 Distributive Education 12. FRANTZ, MELVIN CECIL Pete Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 Art Club IO, 11. FREDERICK, PHYLLIS Phyl Entered from Naches 113 Girls' Club 10, 11, 12. FUIIOKA, HARRY Boys' Club 10, 11, IZ. FULLERTON, MARGARET Maggie Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Ushers' Club 10, 11, 123 Torch Club 113 Torch Breakfast Committee 113 Play Day 113 Girls' Sports 10, 11, 123 junior Red Cross Council 103 Basket Room 11, 121 Lettergirls' Club 10, 11, 12: Library Technician 123 Roll Room President 123 goghig' Tea Committee 113 Pep u . GALIANO, PHYLLIS Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Lettergirls' Club 10, 11, 123 Basket Room 11, 12: Torch 113 Girls' Club Representative 123 Latin Club 10, 11, 123 Girls' Glee 103 Girls' Sports 10, 11, 123 Standard Committee 11, 123 Play Day 10, 11. GASKELL, ARLENE Little Bear Entered from Lincoln Highg Girls' Club 10, 11, 12. GERARDEN, SHELDON Shelly Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 Football 10, 11, 123 Baseball 103 Golf 11, 123 Lettermen's Club 11, 123 Pre-Game Basketball Patrol 113 Parking Patrol 113 Hall Patrol 123 Pep Club 123 Torch Club 12: Latin Club 10, 11, 123 Attendance Office 11, 123 Annual Staff 11, 123 Board of Control 11, 123 Plaque Com- mittee 11, 121 Election Committee 123 Clean-up Committee llj President of S. B. A. 123 P. A. Crew 11, 123 Senior Ball Committee 123 junior Prom Committee 11. GIBBONS, DONNA jEAN Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Torch Society 103 Regulation Com- mittee 113 Girl of Month 113 Standards Committee 113 Senior Girls' Glee 10, 123 Chorus 113 Office Worker 11, 123 All School Show 11. GLEASON, PAULINE Pollie Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Girls' Glee 10, 11, 123 Annual Staff 123 Art Club 10, 12. GOODSPEED, CARROL Little Goodpot Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Annual Staff 123 Vice President of Roll Room 123 Fall Play 123 Torch 113 Spanish Club 11, 123 Chess Club 10, 113 Photo Club 113 Thanksgiving Assembly 113 Mothers' Tea Committee 113 Chieftain Staff 123 Chair- man of Program Planning Committee of Girls' Club 122 Play Day 113 Girls' Sports 10, 113 Drama Club 11, 123 Ushers' Club 10, 11, 123 Spanish Club Executive Board 11, 123 Pep Club 123 Lettergirls' Club 11, 123 Senior Ball Committee 123 junior Prom Committee 113 Stgle Show 113 All School Show 1 . GRUHALLA, j0HN Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 Photo Club 103 Baseball 113 Boys' Club Representative 11, GUAY, PAUL Gay Boys' Club 10, 11, 12, Torch 103 Photo Club 10, 113 Latin Club Vice President 113 Track 11, 123 Annual Staff 113 Latin Club 10, 11, 12. GUILIANI, DORIS Midge Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Chess Club 113 Office Worker 113 Standards Committee 11, 123 Latin Club 103 Lettergirls' Club 11, 123 Girl of the Month 113 Pep Club 123 junior Prom- Committee 113 Roll Room Secretary 10. GUINN, DICK Boys' Club 10, 11, 12. GUNDERSON, DON Gundy Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 Orchestra 11, 123 Band 10, 11, 123 Pep Band 10, 11, 123 Solo Contest 10, 11, 12. GUSTINE, DON Gus Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 Latin Club 10, 11, 123 Baccalaureate Clean-up Committee 103 Graduation Clean-up Committee 103 Pep Club 12. HALEY, DON Boys' Club 10, 11, 12. HALLAM, IUDY Peanuts Latin Club 10, 11, 123 Girls' Sports 123 Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Fashion Show 123 Mothers' Tea Committee 113 jCL 10, 11, 12. HANCOCK, BARBARA ROSE Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Torch Society 10, 11, 123 Board of Control 103 Girls' Sports 10, 113 Election Committee 10, 11, 123 Girls' Club Representative 103 Play Day 103 junior Red Cross 10, 113 junior Red Cross Secretary 103 Commercial Club 11, 123 Girls' Club Program Committee 113 Youth of the Month 113 Torch Breakfast Committee 113 Annual Staff 123 Standards Committee 123 Office Worker 123 Bulletin Board Committee 113 Music Library 113 Girls' Sextette 103 Treble Trio 113 junior Girls' Trio 113 Senior Girls' Trio 123 Mixed Ensemble 123 All School Show 10, 11, 123 Dramatics Club 123 Fall Play 123 Chorus 10, 113 ACappella Choir 123 Solo Ensemble Contest 10, 11, 123 Pep Club 123 Lettergirls 10, 11, 12. HANSEN, jIM Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 Basketball 10, 11, 123 Baseball 10, 11, 123 Boys' Club Vice President 123 Lettermen's Club Vice President 123 Latin Club 10, 11, 123 Parking Patrol 123 Torch Club 10, 11, 123'Pep Club 123 Lettermen's Club 11, 12. HAUG, NANCY Nan Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Cheer Leader 103 Majorette 103 Distributive Education 12. HAYES, BEN Photo Club 115 Chess Club 10, 115 Pep Club 125 Clean-up Crew 115 Boys' Club 10, 11, 125 Distributive Education 12. HAYNES, EUGENE Gene Boys' Club 10, 11, 125 Board of Control 105 Roll Room Sec- retary 125 French Club 10, 115 Torch 105 junior Prom Com- mittee 115 Fall Play 125 Pep Club 12. HEIRET, RON Transferred from Everett 115 Boys' Club 10, 11, 125 Gulls' Nest 105 Football 11, 125 Lettermen's Club 10, 11, 125 Track 10, 11, 125 German Club 11, 155 German Club Vice President l . HENRY, ALEX Boys' Club 10, 11, 125 Pep Club 125 Fire Patrol 12. HERLYCK, SHIRLY ANN Shortie or Shirl Girls' Sports 10, 11, 125 Lettergirls 105 Art Club 11, 125 Girls' Club 10, 11, 125 Annual Staff 125 Senior Ball Committee 115 Representative on Scholastic Art Awards Committee 115 junior Red Cross 10, 11. HERR, SYLVIA Silver Girls' Club 10, 11, 125 Girls' Glee Club 10, 11, 125 Drama Club 105 All School Show 105 Girls' Sports 10, 115 Spanish Club 125 Bulletin Board Committee 11, 125 Standards Com- mittee 125 Mothers' Tea Commigee 125 Senior Ball Com- mittee 1 . HESS, DANA Girls' Club 10, 11, 125 Latin Club 105 Bulletin Board Com- mittee 115 junior Prom Committee 11. HEWITT, CLIFF Tiff Boys' Club 10, 11, 125 Fire Patrol 125 Garbage Detail 12 School Pride Committee 12. HICKLIN, RICHARD Dick Boys' Club 10, 11, 125 Latin Club 10, 115 Latin Club Presi- dent 115 Latin Club Vice President 105 Torch 105 Baseball 10, 11, 125 j. V. Basketball 10, 115 Board of Control 115 Parking Patrol 11, 125 Lettermen's Club 11, 125 Lettermen's Club Secretary 125 Boys' Quartet 115 Pep Club 125 Air Raid Patrol Captain 125 Senior High Ensemble 12. HITCHCOCK, RODERICK G. Rod Attendance Office 11, 125 Golf Team 11, 125 United Nations Representative 125 Boys' Club 10, 11, 12. HOADLEY, jERRY Latin Club 10, 11, 125 Girls' Sports 10, 11, 125 Lettergirls ll, 125 Photo Club 115 Girls' Club 10, ll, 12. HODGE, jACOLYN jENl jackie Girls' Club 10, 11, 125 Commercial Club 11, 125 Senior Girls' Glee 10, 115 Latin Club 10, 115 Girls' Sports 12. HOFFMAN, CAROL jANE Cookie Girls' Club 10, 11, 125 Art Club 11, 125 Chess Club 11, 125 Annual Staff 125 Art Club President IZ5 junior Prom Com- mittee 115 Senior Ball Committee 11, 125 Girls' Glee 11, 125 Pep Club 12. HOLCOMB, EMELIE Girls' Club 10, 11, 125 Standards Committee 10, 115 Bulletin Board Committee 125 Girls' Club Publicity Committee 115 Regulation Committee 105 Fall Play 10, 11, 125 All School Show 115 Dramatics Club 10, 11, 125 Ushers' Club 10, 11, 125 Annual Staff 125 Pep Club 125 Spanish Club 11, 125 Attend- ance Office 125 Mothers' Tea Committee 115 Tolo Dance Committee 115 junior Prom Committee 11. HOLMES, DICK Big Dick Photo Club 115 Science Club 11, 125 Track 10, 115 Boys' Club 10, 11, 125 Air Raid Patrol 12. HOOD, CAROL Girls' Club 10, 11, 1Z51gAir:ifogi?ph Room 11, 125 Torch HOULE, RONALD Boys' Club 10, 11, 125 Board of Control 10. HUDSON, RONALD Boys' Club 10, 11, 125 German Club 10, 115 U. N. Club 10, 115 Stage Crew 105 Torch Club 12. HUMPHREY, LAVON Bonnie Girls' Glee 113 Chorus 1231912 Sports 103 Girls' Club 10, HUNT, BEVERLY Chicken Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Girls' Glee 10, 113 Chorus 123 Wash- ington Retailer Club Reporter 123 Pep Club 123 Distributive Education 12. HURSKAINEN, SALLY Sal Chess Club 11, 123 Art Club 123 Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Glee Club 10, 123 Chorus 113 All School Show 10, 113 Attendance Office 123 Spanish Club 11, 123 Glee Club Accompanist 12. HUVINEN, GERALDINE E. Gerry Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Girls' Sports 10, 11, 12. ILLIAN, LOIS Lo Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Girls' Sports 10, 11, 123 Lettergirls' Club 10, 123 junior Prom Committee 113 junior Red Cross 113 Girls' Club Representative 113 Commercial Club 10, 11, 123 All School Show 10, 113 Dramatics Club 113 Dramatics Club Secretary 113 Standards Committee 123 Main Office 123 Librarian 123 Mothers' Tea Committee 10, 113 Play Day 10, 113 Fall Play 10, 113 Pep Club 12. INGRAM, VERNE Ing Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 Chess Club 10, 11, 123 German Club 10, 11, 123 Stage Crew 11, 123 Track 10, 11, 123 Patrolman 103 Parking Patrol 11, 123 Basketball Patrol 11, 123 Science Club 123 Lettermen's Club 10, 11, 12. IRBY, jACQUELlNE GAY jackie Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Girls' Sports 10, 113 Lettergirls' Club 10, 11, 123 Ushers' Club 10, 113 Girls' Glee Club 10, 123 All School Show 10, 113 Girl ot the Month 103 Friendship Club 10, 11, 121 Friendship Club Secretary 123 Standards Committee 113 Pep Club 123 junior Council 113 Dramatics Club 113 Torch Club 113 Cheer Leader 123 Office Worker 11, 123 Torch Breakfast Committee 113 Mothers' Tea Com- mittee 113 Music Ensemble 10. IRWIN, LOREN Muss Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 Football 10, 11, 123 Track 10, 111 Lettermen's Club 10, 11, 123 Golf 123 Basketball Patrol 10, 11, 123 Pep Club 12. IWASAKI, GEORGE Basketball Manager 10, 11, 123 Lettermen's Club 10, 11, 121 Parking Patrol 11, 123 Track Patrol 10, 11, 123 Pep Club 123 Spanish Club 11, 123 Chess Club 123 Assembly Committee ll: Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 Science Club 12. jAMES, IOHN Osco E1 jackson Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 Mixed Ensemble 12. IENNINGS, BETTY Bets Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Girls' Club Representative 123 Spanish Club 10, 11, 123 Girls' Sports 10, 11, 123 Lettergirls' Club 10, 11, 123 Election Committee 11, 123 Science Club 11, 123 Science Club Secretary 123 Kiwanis Dance Entertainment Committee 123 All School Show 12. IOHNSON, KAY johnie Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Girls' Sports 10, 11, 123 Lettergirls' Club 11, 123 Photo Club 11, 123 Spanish Club 11, 123 S anish Club Executive 113 Bulletin Board Committee 11, 123 Satand- ards Committee 113 Commercial Club 11, 123 Chess Club 11, 123 Mothers' Tea Style Show 113 Mothers' Tea Committee 113 junior Prom Committee 113 Youth of the Month Com- mittee 11, 123 Play Day Representative 11. IOHNSON, ROGER Rug Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 Roll Room Secretary 103 Roll Room Vice President 113 Clean-up Detail 123 Fire Patrol 123 Air Raid Detail 123 Distributive Education 123 Pep Club 12. jOHNSON, RON Bud Boys' Club 11, 12. j0HNSON, TONI Red Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Choir 113 Librarian 123 Girls' Glee 12. IUSTUS, MARY Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Lettergirls' Club 103 Spanish Club 11, 123 Basket Room 123 Librarian 12. I KALM, KARYL Entered from Marycliff, Spokane 123 Girls' Club 123 Glee Club 10, 113 French Club President 113 S. B. C. 10, 113 junior Class Secretary 11. KANGAS, HENRY Boys' Club 10, 11, 12. KATTERHAGEN, GALE Football 123 Basketball 123 Hall Patrol 123 Spanish Club 11, 123 Pep Club 123 Lettermen's Club 125 Boys' Club 12. KAWACHI, GARY Board of Control 10. 11, 123 Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 Honor Society 103 Torch Club 11, 123 Torch Club Vice President 122 Latin Club 10, 11, 123 Latin Club Vice President 101 Band I 10, 11, 123 Pep Band 10, 11, 123 Clarinet Trio 103 Clarinet Quartet 11, 123 Orchestra TD, 113 Solo Contest 10, 11, 123 Baseball 10, 11, 123 Football 10, 123 Lettermen's Club 12. KENNEDY, RAMONA ELLEN Mona Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Photo Club 113 Standards Committee 123 Chess Club 11, 123 French Club 10, 11, 123 Ushers' Club 10, 11, 123 Bulletin Board 11, 123 Fall Play 123 Trio 11, 123 Chrous 113 Choir 123 Ensemble 10, 11, 123 Lettergirls' Club 11, 123 Music Library 11, 12. KERR, EUGENE B.K. Boys' Club 10, l1, 122 Basketball Manager 103 School Safety Patrol 103 Latin Club 10, 11, 123 Chess Club 10, 11, 123 United Nations Club 10, 11, 123 Science Club 11, 12. KINDLE, WARREN Boys' Club 10, 11, 121 Rec. Basketball 103 Fire Patrol 123 Air Raid Patrol 123 Slip Collector 12. KING, GEORGIA lo Commercial Club 10, 11, 123 Drama Club 10, 11, 123 At- tendance Office 10, 11, 123 Girls' Club 10, 11. 123 Fall Play 10, 113 Fall Play Production Staff 103 lunior Red Cross Representative 103 Girl of the Month Committee 103 Girls' Council ID, 11, 123 Roll Room Vice President 10, 113 All School Show 103 Ensemble Contest 103 Girls' GIee3 Chorus Contest 103 Decoration for Tolo 10, 113 Mothers' Tea Com- mittee 103 Girls' Ensemble 103 Girls' Sports 10, 11, 123 Girls' Club Secretary 113 Spanish Club 11, 123 Photo Club 113 Art Club 113 Standards Committee 113 U. N. Central Council 113 Spanish Executive Board 113 Chieftain Staff 10, 113 Exchange Editor 113 Co-Editor-in-chief1l23 Commercial Club Secretary KIRSCHNER, MARYSE Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 French Club 10, 11, 123 Chess Club 10, 113 U. N. Club 11, 123 Annual Staff 123 Chieftain Staff 11, 123 Lettergirls' Club 11, 123 Youth of the Month Com- mittee 103 Standards Committee 113 Bulletin Board Com- mittee Chairman 123 French Club Vice President 113 French Club Secretary 123 Mothers' Tea Fashion Show 113 Roll Room Vice President 10, 113 Roll Room Secretary 12: Office Worker 123 Girls' Club Council 123 All School Show 10. KLEPACH, FRANCES Fran Girls' Club 10, 11. 123 Attendance Office 113 Nurse's Office 123 Girls' Sports 10, 11, 123 Standards Committee 12: Bulletin Board Committee 113 Pep Club 123 Distributive Education Club 123 Lettergirls IO, 11, 12. KRAMER. MICHAEL CHARLES Mike Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 Baseball 10, 113 Chorus 123 Football 10. KREISS. IIM KENNETH Chrysler Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 Lettermen's Club 11, 123 Hall Patrol 123 Football Manager 11, 12. LANKESTER, SHIRLEY ANN Shir Ushers' CIub3 Girls' Glee Club 10, 11, 123 All School Show3 Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Girls' Sports 10, 11, 12. LANSCIARDI, CHARLES Annual Staff 10, 11, 123 lunior Prom Committee 113 Senior Ball Committee 123 Football 113 Fire Patrol 11, 123 Board of Control 10, 11, 123 Chess Club 10, 113 lunior Red Cross 103 Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 Pep Club 123 Fall Play 123 Senior Play 123 Senior Council Chairman 123 French Club 103 Roll Room Vice President 10, 11, 123 Torch Club 10, T1, 123 Distributive Education Vice President 123 Air Raid Patrol 103 Boys' Club Representative210, 11, 123 Torch Committee 1 . LEWIS, LaRAY Band 10, 11, 123 Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Girls' Club Repre- sentative 103 Music Office 11, 123 Girls' Sports 10. LIEVENSE, BOB Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 Basketball 103 Track 11. LITTLE, l0E loLo Boys' Club 10, 11, 12. LORENZ, KARL Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 German Club 11, 123 United Nations Club 123 Drama Club 123 Boys' Quartette 123 Senior High Ensemble 123 lunior Prom Committee 11. LYONAIS, DIANE Girls' Sports 10, 11, 123 Girls' C1ub 10, 11, 123 Lettergirls' Club 11, 123 Chieftain Staff 11, 123 Chieftain Feature Editor 123 Annual Staff 123 Girls' Club Council 123 Standards Com- mittee Chairman 123 French Club 10, 11, 123 French Club Vice President 113 Girls' Play Day 113 Girl of the Month 103 Attendance Office 12. MAAS, GESCHEN Gay Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 German Club 10, 11, 123 Office Worker 123 Girls' Sports 10, 123 Library Worker 123 Lettergirls' Club 10. MACKENZIE, GERRY Mac Boys' Club 10, Il, 123 l.V. Basketball 10. MANCE, IOE Senior Council 121 Board of Control 123 Roll Room President 123 Pep Band 123 Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 Solo Contest 10, 11, 123 Golf Squad 11, 12. MANGINI. CHARLES Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 Pep Club 123 Baseball Manager 10, 113 Lettermen's Club 10, ll, 123 Parking Patrol 11, 123 Street Patrol 103 lunior Prom Committee II. MARION, PATRICIA Pat Girls' Club 10, 11, 121 Girls' Club Representative 103 Ushers' Club IO, II, 123 Girls' Sports 10, II, 123 Lettergirls' Club 11, 123 Lettergirls' Vice President 123 Latin Club 10, 11, 123 Regulation Committee 123 Mothers' Tea Fashion Show 113 Play Day 10, 113 Standards Committee 113 Dramatics Club 113 Basket Room 123 Pep Club 12. MARRS, KEN Chorus 103 Fire Patrol 123 Pep Club 123 A Cappella Choir 123 Boys' Club 10, II, 12. MARTIN, BERNICE Ushers' Club 10, 11, 123 Lettergirls' Club Il, 123 French Club IO, 113 French Club President 11: United Nations Club 10, 113 Chess Club ll: Counselor's Office 11, 123 Mothers' Tea Committee 10, lll lunior Prom Committee 11: Youth of the Month Committee 123 Girls' Sports 10, 11, 12: Torch 10, 113 Photo Club 11. MARTIN, CARL Boys' Club IO, 11, 123 Track 10, II, 123 Lettermen's Club 10, 11. IZ3 Fire Patrol 12. MARWEG, IOHN Bud Boys' Club 10, II, 123 Pep Band 123 Basketball 103 Band 10, II, 123 Band Contest 10, 11, 12. MATTESON, IACKIE Orchestra 10, 11, 123 All School Show 113 Girls' Sports 10, 11, IZ3 Latin Club 103 Ushers' Club 10, Il, 123 Girls' Club 10, II, 123 Office Worker 11, 123 Lettergirls' Club 10, Il, 123 Festival Orchestra. MATTHEWS, MARILYN Mary Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Chieftain Staff Il, IZ. McGIN'NlS, NORMA Art Club 103 Girls' Club 10, Il, 123 Girls' Sports 10, 113 Lettergirls 10, 11, 123 panish Club 11, 123 All School Show 10. McKlNNEY, KELLY Entered from Twin Falls, Idaho ll: Pep Club 10, 12: Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 All School Play 103 Fall Play 11, 123 Competitive Assmbly IO. MCMATH, HATTIEMAE Hattie Fashion Show 113 Bulletin Board 123 Girls' Club 10, Il, 123 School Service 12. McTlGHE, PAT Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Standards Committee 113 All School Show 10, I13 Halloween Dance Committee3 Nonette 113 United Nations Club 113 Spanish Club 113 Fall Play 113 Exchange Assembly 103 Girls' Sports 103 Girls' Glee 10, 12: Chorus 113 Girls' Club RepresentafTve 113 Play Day 113 Tolo Committee 113 Dramatics Club 123 Chieftain Staff 113 Lettergirls' Club Il, 123 Solo Contest 12. MEAD, MARILYN leanie Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Spanish Club 10, ll, 123 Spanish Club Vice President 113 Chess Club 113 Lettergirls' Club II, 123 Girls' Sports 10, II, 123 Mothers' Tea Hostess ll: Commercial Club 10, 11, 123 Standards Committee 11, 123 Fall Play 113 Torch Society, 11, 12. MELCHER, DONNA Girls' Sports 10, Il, 123 Lettergirls' Club 10, 11, 12: Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Mothers' Tea Committee 113 lunior Prom Committee ll: Standards Committee IZ: Distributive Edu- cation Club 123 Girl of the Month 113 Play Day 113 Senior Ball Committee 123 Pep Club IZ. MERTZ, BILL Entered from Snohomish 113 F.F.A. 103 Boys' Club 10, 11, 12. MEYERS, BETTEY LENORE Girls' Club 10, II, 123 Band' 11, IZ. MEYERS, IEAN Girls' Club 10, 11, 121 Girls' Glee Club 10. MILES, DARLINE GWEN Girls' Club 10, 11, 12. MILLER, GAIL Girls' Sports 10, 11, 123 Girls' Club IO, 11, 123 Lettergirls 10, 11, 123 School Librarian 113 Distributive Education Club 123 Distributive Education Club Historian 123 Senior Ball Committee 12. MILLER, LARRY Football 103 Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 P. A. Crew 10, 11, IZ. MILLHUFF, THALES DARWIN Ted Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 Dramatics Club 113 Fall Play 113 Thanksgiving Day Assembly 113 Slip Collector 11, 123 Rec. League Basketball IO, 113 Chieftain Sports Editor 123 Pep Club 121 Senior Ball Committee 123 Graduation Flower Com- mittee I03 Garbage Can Detail 12. MINAGLIA, CLAUDETTE MARIE Band I 10, 11, 123 Orchestra I 11, 123 Ushers' Club 10, 11, 123 Make-up Crew 10, 11, 121 Chess Club 10, 11, 123 Spanish Club Il, 123 Attendance Office 10, 11, IZ: Girls' Club Publicity Chairman 123 Girls' Club 10, 11, 12. MOORE, PATRICIA Pat Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Chess Club 103 Girls' Sports 103 Golf 112 Honor Roll 10, 12. MOORE, STAN EUGENE Slip Collector 123 Bus Patrol Captain 103 Boys' Club 10, 11, 12. MORRISON, BARRY Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 Board of Control 123 Track 10. MUIR, DON Track 103 junior Prom Decoration Committee 113 French Club 123 Torch Society 123 Boys' Club 10, II, 12. MURI, IIM Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 Latin Club 103 Science Club 123 Fall Play Cast 123 Senior Ball Committee 12. MYERS, GAYLE Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Commercial Club 10, 11, 123 Dramatics Club 103 junior Prom Entertainment 113 Girls' Club Repre- sentative 113 All School Show 10, 11, 123 Photo Club 10, 113 Photo Club President 123 Annual Staff 113 Glee Club 10, 11, 123 Latin Club 10, 11, 123 Girls' Sports 103 Pep Club 123 Girls' Ensemble 10, 113 Torch 10, 11, 123 Torch Breakfast Committee 113 Roll Room Secretary 12. NELSON, EILEEN Lena Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Ushers' Club 10, 113 Lettergirls' Club 10, 11, 123 Girls' Sports 10, 11, 12. NELSON, GERRY Latin Club 10, 11, 123 Ushers' Club IO, 11, 123 Girls' Sports 113 Lettergirls' Club 113 Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Pep Club 123 Library Technique 123 Photo Club 11. NELSON, RONALD Nels Board of Control 103 Football 10, 11, 123 Slip Collector 123 Lettermen's Club 11, 123 Parking Patrol 11, 123 Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 Rec. Basketball 10,11, 123GoIf11, 12. NEUBERGER, DONALD ANDREW Don Youth of the Month 103 Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 Board of Control 103 Roll Room President 103 Band I 103 Youth of the Month Committee 103 U. N. Club 10, 11, 123 Cheer Leader 11, 123 Annual Staff 10, 11, 123 lunior Prom Com- mittee I13 Football Manager 103 Torch 11, 123 Attendance Office Worker 123 Lettermen's Club 10, 11, 123 junior Red Cross Council 103 Pep Club 123 Air Raid Patrol 123 Career Day Host 11. NICHOLSON, DAVE Nick Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 Pep Band 103 Band 10, 11, 123 Orchestra 123 Latin Club 10, 11, 123 Solo Contest 10, II, 123 Torch IO, 11, 123 Trumpet Trio 10, Il, 123 Pep Club 123 Career Day Host 11. NICOLI, MARIO 1 Boys' Club 10, 11, 12. NICOLI, REMO Nick Boys' Club 10, 11, 12: Pep Club 12: Youth of the Month Committee 12: Basketball 10: Baseball 10, 11, 12: Letter- men's Club 11, 12: Senior Ball Decoration Committee 12: Parking Patrol 11, 12: Fire Patrol 12: Slip Collector 12: Garbage Detail 11: Attendance Office Worker 12: Track Patrol 12: Football Program 12. NIELSEN, BERNICE Bea Girls' Club 10, 11, 12: Representative at the Governors Mid- Century Youth Conference 10: Fall Play 10: Red Cross Council 10: Ushers' Club 10, 11, 12: Ushers' Club President 12: Dramatics Club 10, 11: Girls' Sports 10, 11: Lettergirls' Club 11: junior Prom Committee 11: Play Day 10, 11: Mothers' Tea Committee 11: Standards Committee 11: Regu- lation Committee 12: Main Office 11, 12: Thanksgiving Program 10: Pep Club 12: Pep Club Poster Committee 12: Senior Ball Committee 12. NOVOTNY, CAROLE Tweet Girls' Sports 10, 11, 12: Girls' Club 10, 11, 12: Lettergirls 10, 11, 12: Advertising 11: Mothers' Tea Committee 11: Attendance Office 11, 12: Counselor's Office 11: Standards Committee 12: Chieftain Staff 11: Chess Club 11: junior Red Cross Council 11: Distributive Education Club 12: Play Day 10, 11: Library Staff 12: Senior Ball Committee 12. OGILVIE, BILL Og Boys' Club 10, 11, 12: Latin Club 10, 11, 12. OHMAN, CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH Charley Girls' Club 10, 11, 12: Ushers' Club 10, 11: Spanish Club 10, ll, IZ: Girls' Club Representative ll: Pep Club 12: Standards Committee 12: Bulletin Board Committee 12: Girls' Sports 10, 11. OPPIE, BOB Opp Boys' Club 10, 11, 12: German Club 10, 11: Track 10: Foot- ball 11: Garbage Detail 12: School Pride Committee 12. ORN, VERNON Satch Boys' Club 10, 11, 12: Varsity Football 11, 12: Roll Room President 10: Board of Control 10: Garbage Detail 11: Fire Squad 11: Hall Patrol 12:' glipz Collector 12: Lettermen's u . OSTERAA, PEG Peg Girls' Club 10, 11, 12: Annual Staff 10: Maiorette 10, 11, 12: Friendship Club 10, 11, 12: Girls' Club Representative 11: Room Secretary 10, 11, 12: Assembly Committee 10: Dance Committee 10: Standards Club 11, 12: Counselor's Office 10: French Club 10: Fall Play 11: Glee Club 10: Senior Ball Committee 12: Mothers' Tea Committee: Chieftain Reporter 11: Pep Club 12: Homecoming Queen 12: Rec. Leadership 12. PADDOCK, HARRY EARL Hairless Boys' Club 10, 11, 12. PARIS, SHIRLEY ANN Girls' Club 10, 11, 12: Latin Club 10, 11, 12: Lettergirls' Club 10, 11, 12: Girls' Sports 10: School Store Clerk 11, 12: Torch Society 12, PAWLAK, DARLENE Dar Dar Girls' Club 10, 11, 12: Ushers' Club 10, 11, 12: Lettergirls' Club 10, 11, 12: S.B.A. Store 12: Standards Committee 12: Latin Club 10, 11. PEDERSEN, GENE Pete Boys' Club 10, ll, 12: Fire Patrol 10, 11, 12: Band 10, 11, 12: Football 10, 11, 12: Basketball 10, 11, 12: Baseball 10, 11, 12: Pep Club 12: German Club 11, 12: Lettermen's Club 10, 11, 12: Hall Patrol 10: Slip Collector 12. PETERMEYER. ROBERT Pete Boys' Club 10, 11, 12: Science Club 12: Retail Selling Club 12: Photo Club 12: Advertising 12, PLESE,20HNNY Boys' Club 10, 11, l g Air Raid Patrol 12. POFF, ROBERT D. Bob Boys' Club 10, 11, 12: Boys' Club President 12: Football 10: Track 10: Board of Control 10, 11: Science Club 11, 12: junior Prom Decorations ll: Fire Patrol 12. POFF, DICK Boys' Club 10, 11, 12: Football 10: Chess Club 12: Track 10. RASMUSSEN, SHIRLEY Shirl Girls' Glee 10, 11: Girls' Club 10, 11, 12: Distributive Edu- cation Club 12: Girls' Sports 10. I REID, CHERI johnny Girls' Club 10, ll, 12: Lettergirls' Club 10, ll, 12: Girls' Sports 10, 11. 'mb REES, ALICE Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Latin Club 10, 11, 121 Girls' Sports 10, 11, 123 Mothers' Tea Committee 113 Roll Room Secretary 123 Library Staff 12. REIFSCHNEIDER, CHARLE Reiter Parking Patrol 10, ll, 123 Football 103 Track 10, 11, 123 Slip Collector 123 Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 Boys' Club Repre- sentative 10, 113 Basketball Patrol 10, 11, 123 Hall Patrol 10, 11, 123 Fire Patrol 10, 11, 123 Air Raid Patrol 123 Advertising 123 Lettermen's Club 10, 11, 123 Senior Ball Committee 12. ROBERTS, loANN lo Girls' Sports 10, 11, 123 Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Latin Club 10, 11, 123 Science Club 113 United Nations Club 113 Torch 11, 123 Lettergirls 11, 123 Library Technician 123 Girls' Club Representative 113 Play Day 123 United Nations Council 113 lunior Prom Committee 113 Pep Club 12. ROLL, MERLE IEAN leanne Girls' Club 10, 11, 12. ROOSA, LOIS ELAINE Lo Band 10, 11, 121 Orchestra 123 Band Manager 11, 123 Music Office 11, 123 Band Contest 10, 11, 123 Sool and Ensemble Contest 123 Girls' Club Representative 103 Girls' Club 10, 11. 123 Girls' Sports Il, 123 Lettergirls' Club 12: Play Day 10, 113 Basket Room l2Q Senior Ball Committee IZ: Mothers' Tea Fashion Show 11. ROSENSTINE, LEONA Tootsie Entered from Holy Names Academy, Seattle ll: Girls' Club 11, 123 Distributive Education Club 121 Spanish Club 10. RYCKMAN, DELORES Entered from Pendleton, Oregon 113 Girls' Club 10, ll, 12. SAMPLES, EVELYN LOUISE Evie Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 French Club 10, ll, 123 Girls' Sports 11, 123 Main Office 123 Photo Club 123 Girls' Glee 123 United Nations Club 11, 123 Librarian 123 Science Club 123 Board of Control 103 French Club Vice President ll: Commercial Club 113 Senior Ball ComBmittjel2123 French Club Executive oar . SANCRANT, IOHNNY W. Sandy Football 103 Baseball 101 Essay Contest 103 Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 Chieftain Staff 113 Chieftain Advertising Manager 123 Annual Staff 123 Football Program 123 Air Raid Patrol 12. SCHAUER, IANICE lan Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Girls' Sports 10, 11, 123 Lettergirls' Club 11, 123 Mothers' Tea Committee 11: junior Council ll: Standards Committee 11, 123 Pep Club 123 Board of Control 10, 123 French Club 103 Girls' Club Representative 103 Chess Club 103 Retail Selling Club 123 Office Worker 11, 123 Play Day 103 Majorette 123 Retail Selling Club President IZ. SCHREINER, WILLIAM MURRAY Bill Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 Track 10. SCHUCHARD, MARK Sookie Entered from O'Dea High School 103 Pep Club 103 Chorus 123 Sports 103 Glee Club I031AlI1gchooI Show 123 Boys' Club SCHULTZ, LOUIS Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 Football 11, 123 Track 11, 123 Disaster Detail Captain 12. SCOTT, KENNETH Scotty Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 Band I 10, 11, 12. SCOTT, RONALD Scotty Choir ll, 123 Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 Basketball 113 Attend- ance Office 12. SHIELDS, RONALD Ron Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 Pep Band 10, 11, 123 Band I 10, 11, 123 Sax Quartet 103 Clarinet Quartet 123 lunior Prom Com- mittee 113 Solo Contest 10, ll, 123 Festival Band 113 Drum Major 123 Band Council 12. SIMMONS, SHIRLEY Penny Pep Club 12: Girls' Club 10, 11, 12. SMALL, KAREN Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Library 12. SMITH, BETTY MAY Smitty Girls' Club 10, 11, 12: Girls' Glee 10, 11, 12: Senior Girls' Ensemble 11: Pep Club 12. SMITH, MARY Girls' Club 10, 11, 12: Girls' Club Representative 11: Girls' Sports 10, 11, 12: Lettergirls' Club 10, 11, 12: Spanish Club 10, 11, 12: Spanish Club Secretary 11: junior Red Cross Council 10: Mothers' Tea Fashion Show 11: junior Prom Committee 11: Standards Committee 11: Basket Room 12: Attendance Office 12: Library Technician 12: Torch Club 11: Chess Club 10, 11: Make-up Crew 11, 12: Senior Ball Com- mittee 12: Pep Club 12: Pep Club Secretary 12. SMITH, MAUREEN Entered from Bellingham 11: Service Clerk 10, 11: Friendship Club 10, 11: Girls' Club 10, 11, 12: Home Coming Princess 12. SOMERS, BETTY Girls' Club 10, 11, 12: Girls' Sports 10, 11, 12: Lettergirls' Club 11, 12: Mothers' Tea Committee 10, 12: Pep Club 12: Standards Committee 10: French Club 10, 11, 12: French Executive Board 10: Girls' Club Representative 10: Roll Room Secretary 10: Chess Club 11: Office Worker 11: Play Day 10, 12: United Nations Club 11: United Nations Club Secretary 11: junior Prom Committee 11: All School Show 10. SORENSEN, DICK A. Boys' Club 10, 11, 12. SORENSEN, LOIS EVELYN Girls' Club 10, 11, 12: Art Club 11, 12: Mothers' Tea Committee 11. SOUDER, ROBERT Boys' Club 10, 11, 12: Photo Club 11. SOWERS, PAT Spanish Club 10, 11, 12: Girls' Club 10, 11, 12: Girls' Sports 10, 11, 12: Lettergirls 11, 12: Standards Committee 11, 12: Pep Club 12: Chieftain Staff 12: Mothers' Tea Fashion Show 11: Photo Club Secretary 12: Main Office 11, 12. SPRINGER, ETHEL Entered from Tahoma High 11: Girls' Club 10, 11, 12: Teen Canteen Dances Committee 10. STAFFORD, RON Boys' Club 10, 11, 12: Make-up Crew 10, 11, 12: Chorus 10, 11: Choir 12: All School Show 10, 11, 12: junior Prom Committee 11: Board of Control 11: Boys' Club Representa- tive 12: Fire Patrol 12. STAUSS, MARIE Girls' Club 10, 11, 12: Glee Club 11: Office Worker 11, 12: Ushers' Club 11, 12: Lettergirls 11, 12: Fall Play 10: junior Prom Committee 11: Spanish Club 11, 12: Torch Club 11, 12: Sports 10, 11, 12: Pep Club 12. STEWART, CAROL Shorty Girls' Glee 11, 12: Girls' Club 10, 11, 12, STOKES, ARLENE Ar Entered from Hibbing, Minn. 10: Girls' Club 10, 11, 12: Standards Committee 11: Bulletin Board 11, 12: Girls' Sports 10, 11, 12: Lettergirls 11, 12: Lettergirls Secretary 12: Torch Society 10, 11, 12: Latin Club 11, 12: j.C.L. Secretary 12: United Nations Club 11: United Nations Club Secretary 11: Roll Room Secretary 11, 12: Mothers' Tea Committee 11: Photo Club IZ: Annual Staff 12: Chieftain Staff 11, 12: Chieftain Co-Editor 12: Torch Breakfast Committee 11, 12: Pep Club 12: Play Day 11. STRUGAR, GEORGE Football 10, 11, 12: Basketball 10, 11, 12: Baseball 10, 11, 12: Air Raid Patrol 10, 11, 12: Lettermen's Club 10, 11, 12: Fire Patrol 10, 11, 12: Boys' Club 10, 11, 12: Boys' Club Representative 10, 11, 12: Chorus 10, 11, 12: Chess Club 10: Assembly Committee 10: All School Show 10: junior Prom Committee 11: Senior Ball Committee 12: All-Conference Team 10, 11, 12: Pep Club 12. TARAHONICH. GEORGIA Girls' Club 10, 11, 12: Girls' Glee I 10, 11, 12: Standards Committee 12: Bulletin Board Committee 12: Pep Club 12: Mothers' Tea Fashion Show 11. TAYLOR. CHARLES Sonny Boys' Club 10, 11, 12: Science Club 12. I TEVEBAUGH, LOIS Girls' Sports 10: Girls' Club 10, 11, 12: Lettergirls ll, 12: Attendance Office 12. THOMPSON, RON Boys' Club 10, 11. 12: Board of Control 10: Senior Council 12: Boys' Club Representative ll: School Store ll. 1' 'PF'- iv it-F Aw Qi l 'Q' 1 THRASHER. RICHARD Dick Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 Office Worker 123 Torch 11, 123 Science Club 11, 123 Dra+mat.ics2CIub 123 Photo Club 103 rac 1 . TINNEY. DONNA Entered from Denver, Colorado 103 Pep Club 103 Denver School Paper 103 Mothers' Tea Committee 103 Chieftain Staff 10, 11, 12: Standards Committee 123 Make-up Crew 123 Girls' Club IO, 11, 12. TONKIN, SALLY Sal Girls' Club IO, 11, 123 Art Club 123 Girls' Sports 10. TONNESONDELORES Dee Photo Club 11, 123 French Club 10, 11, 123 Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Annual Staff 123 Art Club 123 Standards Committee 113 Girls' Club Representative 11: Lettergirls 10. 11, 12: Chieftain Staff 123 Main Office 123 Senior Ball Committee 123 Girls' Sports 10, 11, 123 Girls' Club Assembly Committee. TROWBRIDGE, FLORENCE Trow Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Girls' Glee 113 Chorus 123 Girls' Sports 10. TROYER. DOUG Dougi Football 10, 11, 123 Basketball IO. 11, 123 Baseball 10, 11, 123 Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 Fire Patrol 10. 113 Air Raid Patrol 10: Lettermen's Club 10. 11. 12: Slip Collector 123 Garbage Detail 103 Roll Room Representative 103 Parking Patrol 11, 12. UNDERWOOD, GENE Undes Boys' Club 10, 11, 121 Band 10, 11. 123 Orchestra 11. UNDERWOOD, GENETTE A. Latin Club 10, 11, 123 Pep Club 12: String Trio 103 Chess Club 113 Standards Committee 12: Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Orchestra 10, 11, 121 Girls' Sports lli String Quartet 11, 12. UPPER. CHRIS Boys' Club 10, 11, 12: Latin Club 10. 113 U. N. Club 10, 113 Band 10, 11, 123 Orchestra 11, 123 Dramatics Club 123 Fall Play 123 Solo Contest 11, 12. USIBELLI, RAY 'iUsi Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 Pep Club 12. VALESKO. AL Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 Baseball l.V. 10. VAN RY, BILL Entered from Spokane, Washington 10: Roll Room President 10, 113 Student Government 10. 112 Track 10, 123 Swimming 10, Constitution Committee 103 Intramural Sports 10: Foot- ball 103 Boys' Club 10, c1f3bCl2oir 123 Ensemble 123 Pep u . VINCENT, IOAN Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Pep Club 123 German Club 11: Roll Room Secretary 103 Attendance Office 11. VINCENT, WAYNE Vince Boys' Club 10, 11. 12. WALIMAKI, IACK Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 Entered Renton in Senior Year. WATHERS, AUDREY Audie Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Lettergirls' Club 10, 11, 123 Girls' Sports 10, 11, 12. WEAVER, IACK Boys' Club 10, 11, 12. WEDEMEYER, GARY Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 German Club 11, 123 Chess Club 123 Science Club 11, 123 Track 10, 11. WHITE, NANCY Entered from Tulsa, Oklahoma 103 Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Girls' Glee 113 All-School Show II: junior Prom Committee 113 Mothers' Tea Committee 113 Pep Club 123 Secretary Girls' Glee 113 Senior Council 123 Senior Ball Committee 123 Roll Room Secretary 10. WHITE, TOM Entered from International Falls, Minnesota 113 Hockey Man- ager IOL Lettermen's Club IOQ Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 Pep Club 12. WHITE, WILLIAM Bill Entered from Minnesota 113 Boys' Club 11, 12. WICKNENKO, MARjlE Marg Girls' Club 10, 11, IZ3 Dramatics Club 10, 11, 123 Dramatics Club Vice-President 113 Ushers' Club 10, 11, 123 All-School Show 10, 11, IZQ Pep Club 123 junior Prom Committee II3 Torch 10, 113 Office Worker 11, 123 Girls' Sports 10. WILLENBORG, GERALDINE Gerry Girls' Club IO, 11, I23 Lettergirls' Club 10, 11, IZ: Sports 10, I1, 123 Girl of the Month 103 junior Prom Committee 113 Senior Ball Committee 123 Pep Club 123 Basket Room 11, 12. WILLIAMS, ARLENE Lump Librarian 103 French Club 103 Nurse's Office 11, 123 Letter- girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Standards Committee 123 Girls' Sports 10, 11, 12. WILLIAMS, jANET EDITH Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 French Club 10, 11, 123 U. N. Central Council 10, 11, IZ, Chess Club 11, IZI Drama Club IZ: junior Prom Committee 113 Senior Ball Committee 123 Girls' State IIQ lllahee junior and Senior Editor 11, 123 Girls' Sports 103 Torch 10, 11, 123 Fashion Show 123 Pep Club I23 Visitation Night Hostess 123 French Club President 11, 123 Chess Club Secretary 11, 123 United Nations Club Officer II, 123 Blood Bank Committee 123 Torch Christmas Tree Decoration Com- mittee 123 Torch BreakfasghCommittee 10, 11, IZ: AIlfSchool ow 1 . WILSON, MARILYN Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Girls' Sports 10, 113 Lettergirls' Club 10, 11, 123 French Club 10, 113 Chess Club 113 Attendance Office 11, 123 All-School Show 10. WINDERS, TOM Boys' Club 10, ll, 123 Latin Club 10, 113 Latin Club President 103 Boys' Club Vice-President III Football 10, 11, 123 junior Council 113 Senior Council 1232Torch 103 Board of Control 11, 1 . WOOTON, EDGER VINTON, jR. Edger P. Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 President of Home Room 113 Slip Col- lector 123 Board of Control 11. WRIGHT, jlM Wrightso Boys' Club 10, 11, 123 Track 10, 113 Boys' Quartet 113 Fall Play 11, IZ: All-School Play 10, 11, 123 Mixed Ensemble 123 Boys' Double Quartet 123 Pep Club 123 Spanish Club 11, 123 Senior Play 123 Solo Contest 10. YOSHITOMI, ETSU Boys' Club 10, 11, 12. ZAPPOLO, joANN jo Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Giee Club 113 Make-up Crew 10, 11, 12. ZOLD, DON Zoldie Boys' Club IO, 11, IZ: Pep Club 123 Band 10, 11, 123 Photo Club 10, 113 Football Manager 11, 123 Baseball 103 Distribu- tive Education Club 123 Bpoys' ICIi5b Representative3 Air Raid atro 1 . ELLYSON, CAROL Girls' Glee Club 10, 123 Chorus I, II3 Solo Contest 10, 113 All-School Show 10, 113 Girls' Sports 10, 113 Chess Club 10, 113 Photo Club 113 junior Red Cross Council 113 Latin Club 103 Torch 103 Torch Breakfast Committee 113 junior Prom Committees 113 Mothers' Tea Fashion Show 113 Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Chieftain Staff 11, 123 Co-Editor of Chieftain 12. McGINNIS, PATRICIA Pat Entered from Bellevue Highg Girls' Club 10, 123 Retail Selling 12. l K Vt., X -fn ilk auf W6 W just .... 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S 1 -Q my 03-H IACK BRATTUS, Vice-President SHELDON GERARDEN, President BARBARA HAUGAN, SGCTUNW '34 l5'usybvdy Within our school is an organization of student elected representatives known as the Board of Control. This group representing the students provides an opportunity for student opinion and thinking to be heard through representatives of his own choosing. lt enables him to feel that he has a share - that he participates - in the management of the school. lt is not self government - it is participation in government. When properly organized, supervised and understood, it is the most important single piece of machinery in the high school. Working cooperatively with the administration it becomes the interpreter to the stu- dents of established or new policies. The Board is concerned with every condition, action, or influence that would affect the orderly growth of the student or the progress of the school. This means, the health and safety, morals and morale, and many other topics that are the property of the teacher and student alike. The Board of Control believes that the best way to learn to do something is to do it: hence, the best way to learn to be a good citizen is by the practice of good citizenship. It tries in every way possible to develop student's initiative and school pride, to promote worthy citizenship trainingg to provide an opportunity for student self expression: to pro- mote the welfare of the school through better student-faculty relationshipsg and to inter- pret the school to the community. E This group is advised by our vice-principal, Mr. Karl Weber. Q if J 'hi . T if l l, tiglulgfxilgl Qi jf Glllllllfllfl fl lr i iii i ii if 35, ,immif ,N i Pffyi l , v gil lil? NW wif ,QW Qtr' Niqfjwiil 1 fly lJ lll V 'X hi ' ARLENE AARHUS, President DONNA WALLACE- Secretary my Day is Ladies Day Under the leadership of Mrs. Mehus, adviser, Arlene Aarhus, president, and Donna Wallace, secretary, the activities of the '52-'53 Girls' Club got underway. When school began September 3rd, the Friendship Committee, a branch of the Girls' Club, had already moved into action, welcoming all new students and making them feel at home. Events put on by the Girls' Club this year were the Kiwanis Hallowe'en Dance, Courtesy Week lconcluded with the annual tolo dance reigned over by Ken Edwardsl, the Mothers' Tea, and all the year's Girls' Club meetings. Branches of the Girls' Club include: Bulletin Board Committee, Program Committee, Regulation Commit- tee, which monthly elects the Girl-of-the-Month and from the seniors picked for this honor, chooses the Girl of the Year, Standards Committee, Publicity Committee and Friendship Club. '24 Guy ZS' fl 61111 The Boys' Club, under the direction of Mr. Luft, is organized for the purpose of unifying the services that boys can give the school. An executive board, including the officers and a representative from each home, plans the club's activities. The programs were centered about character building and citizen training. An outstanding one gave guid- ance and ethics for the Senior Ball and Junior Prom. Boys' Club took an active part in Careers Day and sponsored an United Nations Day Assembly. , The Boys' Club also sponsored Dads' Night. At this affair was the traditional game with the faculty. Light refreshments were served by the Boys' Food Class. ai- 'We -2: HM HANSEN, Vice-President BOB POFF, President CARL MAHNKEN, Secretary SENIORS, FRONT ROW: Diane Domingo, janet Williams, ludy Battello, Mary Smith, Barbara Hancock, Sarah lane Allison, Carol Hood. ROW 2: Marie Stauss, Shirley Ann Paris, Marlys Dingman, Carroll Goodspeed, Betty lennings, loAnn Roberts, Gayle Myers, Phyllis Galiano. ROW 3: Marilyn Mead, Dana Clausen, Dick Thrasher, Eugene Kerr, Barbara Easterbrooks, Donna Brush, Lois Dawson, Arlene Stokes, lerry Dines. ROW 4: Bill Berry, Gary Kawachi, Shelly Gerarden, Don Custer, Don Emmons, lim Hansen, Bill Baker, Don Neuberger, Ronald Hudson, Don Muir, Enas Epperson, Dave Nicholson. 7 knew that yn lC14oW The Torch Society, under the direction of Miss Chandler, was very active this year. Their activities included an assembly in the fall, at which time first and second year Torch members were awarded their pins, at Christmas, the beautifully decorated tree in the main hall was another project of this group, and in the spring, the annual Torch Breakfast was held, to which all present Torch members and alumni members were invited. This year's Torch officers were: President, Don Custer, Vice-President, Gary Kawachig and Secretary, Sarah Jane Allison. Any student who maintains a 3.2 scholastic average for three out of four quarters is eligible to be in Torch Society. If this average is maintained nine out of twelve quarters during anyone's high school career, he or she receives a permanent Torch pin and is eligible to wear an honor cord at commencement exercises. IUNIORS, FRONT ROW: Beverley Lewis, Anita Delaurenti, Marianne Baumgardner, Rosalie O'Connor, Nancy Gaidos, Barbara Noble, Yvonne Hehr, Bonnie Segur, Donna Wallace, Ulene Atkinson. ROW 2: Myrna Abrahamson, Imogene Ahlers, Marilyn Tharp, Marilyn Grove. Barbara Haugan, Madge Sipila, loyce Tasa, Delores Schreiner, Marlene Raaum, Arlene Bartley. ROW 3: Kathleen Cochran, Marleane Thompson, Barbara Karstens, Dorothy Pursian, Alice Ponke, loan Lines, Donna Murdoch, Ann Dobson, jackie Scott, loanne Scott, Barbara Stokes, Betty Teraoka, ROW 4: Valda Miles, Daryl West, Dave Mclntyre, Carl Mahnken, Don Davison, lay Langland, Ruth Pierce, Arlene Slye, Ruby Ann Sedlacek, Meredith Malone, loanne Downs. 1 FRONT ROW: Lois Williams, Pauline Gleason, Shirley Herlyck, Delores Tonneson, Barbara Stokes, Anita Delaurenti, lanet Williams, Arlene Stokes, Diane Lyonais, Sarah lane Allison, Nancy Chanik. ROW 2: Tom Winders, Mollie Church, Pat Bevan, lanet Williams, Barbara Hancock, Emelie Holcolm, Verna Lee Brown, Shirley Stafford, Marlene Stewart, jackie Scott, Carol Hoffman, Yvonne Hehr. ROW 3: Gladys Berry, Barbara Hegel, lack Washburn, Shelly Cerarden, Don Neuberger, Bob Dingman, Warner Talso, Bill Berry, Maryse Kirschner, Carroll Goodspeed, Kathleen Cochran, Sharon Henson, Vere Thompson. 'Thanks far the Memories Without this faithful and competent group, the Annual Staff, this year's lllahee would not have been possible. A special word should indeed go to the adviser, Miss Gertrude Schlauch, chief editor, Janet Williams, and junior editor, Anita Delaurenti. The job of the staff members is to hand write-ups in on the various clubs throughout the school, accurate accounts of school events, and all the activities of the Senior High School which have occurred during the year. lt is also the duty of the staff to select the cover and the theme for the annual. The annual would never be complete without the aid of Miss Mitchell and her art classes, Miss Bliss, Miss Anderson and her advertising classes and Mr. Fox and his photo club, Mr. Larson and Mr. Conley. Many thanks to them all. iBEFOREl ART ANNUAL STAFF lAFTERl ll Eff' SEATED, left to riglit: Carroll Coodspeed, Georgia King, Arlene Stokes, Maryse Kirschner, Diane Lyonais. STANDING: Donna Marilyn Mathews, Eileen Nelson, Robert Petermeyer, Delores Tonneson. Z'ulc.s' frm the Vienna Wands . . . Zales from Kenton High To the tune of Get Your Deadlines ln, Georgia King and Arlene Stokes as co-editors, led the Chieftain staff through the first semester of this year. Ted Millhuff, sports editor, with Don Davison and Paul Guay, gave R.H.S. students the latest news con- cerning our teams. Carroll Coodspeed, Jackie Scott, and Don Davison did the copy reading. Maryse Kirschner, exchange editor, sent many copies of the Chieftain to other schools in the state and to seven other states. Eileen Nelson, photography editor, Pat Sowers and Betty Tinney, morgue editors, were other members of the staff. Work on the feature page was supervised by Diane Lyonais and Donna Tinney. Yvonne Edwards, Shirley Ennis, Arlene Gaskell and Dolores Tonneson made music on their typewriters during the first semester. Adver- tising manager John Sancrant, with Bob Petermeyer, circulation manager, and Charles Reifschneider, business manager, secured all the advertising for these issues. Second semester's Chieftain staff was headed by Carol Ellyson and Barbara Stokes. Don Davison was ap- pointed sports editor, with Phil Lyonais assistant. Ted Millhuff, feature editor, Marilyn Anderson and Judy Hayes, exchange editors, Barbara Belmondo and Bev Lewis, club editors, Ann Dobson, alumni news, Vivian Abraham and Pat Ackers, morgue editors, Cora Munsinger, health editor, Pat Dunkel and Marilyn Anderson, iunior high co-editors, Mike Calvin, Nancy Nelson, sports editors for junior high, Catherine Dinning, photography editor, and Shirley Crowell, community editor, made up the rest of the second semester staff. Myrene Cooper earned the honor of being advertising manager, with Shirley Stafford as business manager. Circulation manager was Bill Ogilvie. Thus two Chieftain staffs have done their best to present to R.H.S. students an interesting school paper under the direction of Miss Borghild F. Anderson, instructor. .MSM uiaqniilglllw t ' Chiu-ya, LEFT T0 RIGHT: Carol Ellyson, Marilyn Anderson, Barbara Stokes, Arlene Gaskell, Pat Dunkel, Don Davison, Phil Lyonais. SEATED, left to right: Charlotte Anderson, Verna Brown, joAnn Roberts. STANDING, left to right, FRONT ROW: janice McWilliams, Mary justus, Carole Novotny, Evelyn Samples, Donna Melcher, Geschen Maas, Mary Smith, Betty Bliss, Cheri Reed, Geraldine Huvinen, jerry Nelson, Karen Small, Pat Eaton, Pat Sullivan, Mary jo White, Margaret Fullerton. BACK ROW: Nancy Chanik, Toni johnson, Alice Rees. Lullaby af the 16511065 Could l check out a dictionary? Where could l find something about Russia? These and other such familiar expressions are heard often throughout the day by our librarians. Under the capable leadership of Miss Cavaletto and her assistant, Miss Loretta Delaurenti, the librarians are trained in a class of library technique and by the actual work in the library. They have maintained a high standard of efficiency in helping students to fulfill their assignments and in keeping the library in apple-pie order. .7l'.s' ,All in the Game We would like to engage others schools who have chess clubs in tournament games, commented Eugene Kerr, President of the Chess Club. Although this goal hasn't been realized yet the club has held tournament games for beginners and also the senior members to stimulate enthusiasm. . Anyone can become a member of the Chess Club. Green members are given special attention by Mr. Don Larson, adviser, or one of the more able players. The officers this year are Eugene Kerr, President, Louis Barei, Vice-President, Janet Williams, Secretary. FRQNT ROWQ Norman Richardson, Larry jett, john Grabner, Evelyn Reskin, Kay johnson, Sarah jane Allison, Ramona Kennedy, Rosemary Guillaume, Lois Williams. ROW 2: Bert Brandt, jim McCormick, Gary Wedemeyer, Ronnie Rice, Sally Hurskainen, Carol Hoffmann, janet Williams, Nancy Cooks, Gregory Hayes. ROW 3: Gary Taylor, Dave Mclntyre, Eugene Kerr, Dick Poff, Mylor Roberts, Louis Barei, Philip Lester, Bob Zwirn, Richie Tasca, Bob Crawford. FRONT ROW: Diane Domingo, Bernice Martin, Pat Sowers, Hattimae McMath, Lois Roosa, Sarah lane Allison, Pat Mitchell, Yvonne Hehr, Donna Wallace. ROW 2: Mary Smith, Delores Tonneson, Barbara Hancock, Donna Brush, Shirley Ann Paris, jackie Scott, Claudette MingaIia,.Madge Sipila, Marilyn Grove, Marilyn Monaghan. ROW 3: Signe Bergman, Marilyn Wilson, Lois Tevebaugh, Arlene Aarhus, Maryse Kirchner, Ann Dobson, Shirley Stafford, lean Denny, Frances Klepach, Barbara Belmondo. ROW 4: Faye Felton, Marilyn Maior, Pat Marion, Mel Erickson, Ronald Scott, Geschen Maas, Mary lustus, Marie Stauss, Lois Dawson, Pat Bodenhamer. 'Till I 5 Kea! Ching 6011165 ,flfdllgv Running from one room to another, answering telephones, and taking messages are the many busy office workers. In the attendance office one can find those who always cheerfully help Miss Vivian Holt take care of absences, tardies and early dismissals. Behind the counter of the S.B.A. store one sees students who, with a smile, can sell just about anything in the line of school supplies. Miss Mabel Lundy is their adviser. In the main office are the girls who call students out of classes, take telephone messages and type. The girls are supervised by Mrs. Mildred Warren. From the counselor's office come pupils who assist the counselors in registering new students and intro- ducing them to other functions of the school. Miss Laura Shook's helpers do any necessary tasks in the Nurse's office. The basket-room girls aid the P.E. instructors by checking valuables, keeping attendance records, and by performing various other supervisory duties, Many cheers to the school office workers who day after day willingly do their jobs and do them well! FRONT ROW: Beverly Clymer, Evelyn Samples, Donna Gibbons, lackie Matteson, Bernice Nielsen, Shirley Dragin, Mariie Wicknenko, Carol Hood, Diane Lyonais, Myrna Abrahamson. ROW 2: Shirley Ennis, Karen Small, Charlotte Anderson, judy Battello, Phyllis Galiano, jackie lrby, Arlene Williams, Carole Novotny, Barbara Haugan, Darlene Butkovich. ROW 3: Sharon Erdman, Darlene Pawlak, Shirley Rudes, Barbara Staley, Sally Hurskainen, lan Schauer, Betty Somers, Emelie Holcomb, loan Lines, Barbara Romiie, Gerry Willenborg. ROW 4: Richard Dobson, Pat Flaherty, Don Neuberger, Remo Nicoli, Rod Hitchcock, Dick Thrasher, Ruth Pierce, Lois lllian, Alice Ponke, Ruby Ann Sedlacek, Carolyn Pfaendler, Margaret Fullerton. FRONT ROW: Shirley Ennis, Rosalie 0'Connor, Marilyn Grove, Bernice Nielsen, Donna Wallace, Nancy Gaidos, Bonnie Segur, Nancy East- man. ROW 2: Bernice Martin, Pat Monson, Barbara Danielson, Barbara Albers, Connie Evans, Marlene Whitehall, Bonnie Edwards, Gladys Acree, Karen Frank, Arlene Delaurenti. ROW 3: Hazel Bridgeman, Claudette Minaglia, Darlene Pawlak, juanita Fulton, Delores Nulp , Marleane Thompson, joan Downs, Pat Battello, Donna jones, Marjie Wicknenko. ROW 4: janet Williams, Sharon Erdman, Gerry Nelson, joyce Tasa, Barbara Karstens, Emelie Holcomb, Carroll Goodspeed, Pat Marion, Marie Stauss, Margaret jullerton, jackie Matteson. We 'Hin 7 ,Misbchavilf A Renton high usher is neatly dressed in regulation at all times while on duty. She is polite, helpful and considerate. On these standards the Ushers' Club has become one of the more important clubs in school. Within the year, the usher is on duty at all dramatic performances, basketball and football games, musical programs and graduating activities. The Ushers' Club this year has chosen as its leaders: President, Bernice Nielson, Vice-President, Donna Wallace: Secretary, Marilyn Grove. Mr. Daniel Rich has advised the club this year, as in previous years. FRONT ROW: Mary lane, Sandra Maletta, Lynn Felton, Lillian johnson, Geraldine Moline, Loretta Raub, Aliceann Winslow, Nancy Phillips, Sharon Albrecht, Nadine Maletta, judy Weber. ROW 2: janis Proctor, Betty Moore, Maureen Sayler, Carol Nelson, Sally Clement, Sharon Meyers, Larryne Hougardy, Anita Gaidos, Glenda Kassner, Pat Hartman, joyce Lawyer, Sharon Levar. ROW 3: joAnn Nelson, Barbara Nelson, Susan Heppenstall, Marion Glazier, Karen McGarrigle, Frances Trimm, Karen Seppi, Kathy Bailey, lizabeth Shaw, Virginia Bruce, Sharon Routley, Roberta Delaurenti, juanita Courtright. ROW 4: Reba Dickson, Shirley 0'ConneIl, Connie Robinson, jeanette Wey- mouth, Sandra Shaw, Connie Lenius, Glenda Tuttle, joAnn Lakie, Sylvia Carbonatto, joanne Dunson, Ruth Monk, Mary Davidson, julianne unter. FRONT ROW: jackie Richardson, Pat Bevan, Gayle Myers, Diane Domingo, Sarah jane Allison, Barbara Stokes, Carol Chanik. ROW 2: jackie Hodge, Signe Bergman, Barbara Haugan, Madge Sipila, Sharon Rock, Beverly Riley, Linda Mathewson. ROW 3: Mollie Church, Nadine Vance, Barbara Hancock, Marilyn Tharp, Shirley Bakken, Ann Dobson, Marilyn Mead. ROW 4: Kay johnson, Donna Brush, Ruby Ann Sedlacek, Lois lllian, Georgia King, joan Lines, Marlene Raaum. Khao-l6'uy Wan? you Huy from Wie? The Commercial Club is composed of thirty members with Diane Domingo as president and Mr. John Heinle as faculty adviser. The duties of the girls are varied. They sell annuals during the annual drive, they sell football programs at home football games and tickets to all ball games, plays and other student activities. They give time during fourth period, when necessary, to sell tickets to out-of-town games and to distribute the tickets that have been picked' up on the first night of a two-night performance. The Commercial Club is a plaque-credit association. Each girl must work eighteen hours to get credit toward a plaque. .7 Want 'QA ?ull- Uma' jab Each year more and more students take an interest in the Distributive Education Club. Every day we see some of their handiwork in the display cases of the Junior High building and the windows in the new wing. Because of the increasing membership the club has been split into two separate sections. The officers of the first group are: Darlene Butkovich, President, Charles Lanscardi, Vice-President, and Shirley Lankester, Sec- retary. The second is led' by Jan Schauer, President, Roger Johnson, Vice-President, and Jean Easter, Secretary. The adviser of both groups is Mr. Archie Breslin. For the last two years the secretary of the state convention has been from Renton. This year it was Darlene Butkovich. FRONT ROW: Marilyn Farrow, Nancy Haug, Gail Miller, janice Easter, Darlene Butkovich, Shirley Lankester. ROW 2: Shirley Simmons, Donna Melcher, Carole Novotny, Pat Bodenhamer, Arlene Gaskill, jean Delaurenti, Leona Rosenstine, Glenda Peterson. ROW 3: Barbara Abelhanz, jean Meyers, Beverly Hunt, Marilyn Major, Shirley Rasmussen, Ramona Kennedy, Frances Klepach, Beverly Clymer. ROW 4: Don Zold, Chuck Lansciardi, Bob Lenius, Louis Schultz, Rob Petermeyer, Charles Cruz, Ben Hayes, Russ Davenport. 'UIQ FRONT ROW: Mr. Charles Bowen, Gary Wedemeyer, Gwen Broden, Betty lennings, Bonnie Segur, Elaine Wedemeyer, Evelyn Samples, Vere Thompson. ROW 2: Fred Laville, Bob Crawford, Verne Ingram, Richie Tasca, Philip Lester, Phil Hebner, Fay Millett, Dave Mclntyre, Oene Downing. ROW 3: Louis Barei, Eugene Kerr, Charles Taylor, Bill Baker, Bob Poff, Ken Arfsten, Robert Petermeyer, Dick Holmes, Alf Sweet Mystery of ,C0'e The organization of the Science Club exemplifies the methods of the scientist himself. It is systematic and complete. The purpose of the members is to learn by experimentation and observation the basic scientific prin- ciples. Members indicate their major interest and may belong to one or more sub-groups dealing with their chosen field. This year the sub-groups covered the general fields of electronics, atomic physics, chemistry and geology. Each sub-group is responsible for one or more demonstrations to be given before the club at specified times. These demonstrations plus talks and demonstrations given by special guests constitute the program of the club meeting every third Thursday of each month. The March meeting featured a lecture by the adviser on atomic physics while in April a man from the Bell Telephone Company spoke to and gave a demonstration for the club. Officers of the group are elected on a half-year basis. Those for the first semester were: President, Cary Wedemeyerg Vice-President, Eugene Kerr, and Secretary, Betty Jennings who also served for the second term. During the second semester the president was David Mclntyre, assisted' by Vice-President Philip Lester. The club operates upon the initiative of the members. As long as the members maintain their interest in it, there will be a Science Club, comments Mr. Charles A, Bowen, adviser of the group. Old ,Master Z7air1fer.s ' Today there will be an Art Club meeting in room 335 at 3:45 p.m. This is a familiar notice, to the students, in the daily bulletin. Since requirements to join are so few, everyone has a fine opportunity to delve into new subjects, or to maintain topics in which they are already interested. Because of the interest shown in this club and of the aid of able students, Miss Mitchell, the capable director, predicts even bigger and better things to come for the Art Club. lim Muri, Dick Knutson. FRONT ROW: Robert Noble, Myrene Cooper, Pauline Gleason, Shirley Herlyck, Barbara Staley, Pat Thomas, Harold Trumbull, login Sargme, Pat Peterson. ROW Bill Laythe, Robert Roller, Verna Lee Brown,. Carol Hoffmann, Kay 4WiIson, I Barbara Bernik, Marilyn ic ols, Lois Sorensen. ROW 3. Gary Longfellow, lack Washburn, Gary Hurskainen, Ruth Pierce, joan Hilliker, Eileen Hawley, joyce Tasca, Anne Gerbracht, Sharon Henson, Lucille Brees. FRONT ROW: Evelyn Samples, Pat Sewers, Gayle Myers, Bonnie Segur, Barbara Stokes, Donna Wallace. ROW Z: lo Ann Soderlund, Arlene Stokes, Kay lohnson, Delores Tonneson, Sarah jane Allison, Kathleen Cochran, lean Hansen. ROW 3: Imogene Ahlers, Mickey Donovan, Shelly Gerarden, lim Boydston, Robert Petermeyer, Bob Zwirn, loan Hilliker, Lois Dawson, Nancy Nelson. lf .7 Had zz Zalkiug Mature of Wu l952-53 has been a busy year for the Photo Club, under the faculty advisership of Mr. Dury Fox. Besides teaching its members the correct procedures in taking and developing pictures, they have put up a bulletin board on third floor during their weekly meetings. They also have taken pictures for the Chieftain, lllahee, and local newspapers. The club's officers this year are: president, Gayle Myers, vice president, Jim Boydston, and secretary, Pat Sowers. Three cheers for the club which has worked hard all year for R.H.S.!!! 'Wy Merry Oldsmobile Whether it be The Surrey with the Fringe on Top or My Merry Oldsmobile, it is parked by the Park- ing Patrol. As this organization is an outgrowth of the Lettermen's Club, it is directed by Mr. Suzick. The group is divided into teams that take care of the parkingvproblems at the stadium, They have done a good job of directing traffic in all kinds of weather at football games, at Baccalaureate services, and Com- mencement exercises. FRONT ROW: Verne lngram, Charles Mangini, Douglas Troyer, Remo Nicoli, Richie Tasca, Chuck Burdulis, Bob Perelli. ROW 2: George lwasaki, Gerald Downs, Spiral Bosley, George Strugar, lim Hansen, lack Marler, Gary Routley. FRONT ROW: jim Bradbury, Ted Sipila, Harold Eastman, Frances Trimm, Mirian Lee, Lola Pinkerton, jan Zimmerly, Rosalie O'Conner, Darlene Butkovich, judy Battello, Sarah jane Allison, Mary Moss, Pat Lankester. Marilee j. Robertson, Nancy Didger, Pat Battello, joanne Downs, Peggee Flack, Donley Gimmestad. ROW 2: Tom Bevan, lean Hansen, Shirley Powell, Carol Eaton, judy Hallam, Gerry Nelson, Gayle Myers, jerry Hoadley, Barbara Noble, Beverly Ward, Arlene Stokes, Marlene Stewart, Rita Thomas, Barbara Stokes, Pat Dunkel, Mary Lou Dinning, Mona Rogers, Gwen Broden, Edith Randal, Genette Underwood, Roger Naeve. ROW 3: Ray Peretti, Marlys Dingman, Pat Marion, Shirley Ann Paris, Arlene Bressan, Marcella johnson, Sylvia Blakesmith, Dorothy Strayer, Mildred Reed, Martha Tracy, Mela-me White, Merrie Tonkin, Pat Monson, Barbara Danielson, janet Williams, Marlene Raaum, Betty Teraoka, joan Scannell, jane Heise, Barbara johnston, Don Conn, Dick Knutson. ROW 4: Richard Halloway, Cary Mead, Gladys Berry, Sharon Erdman, joAnn Roberts. Alice Reese, Bonnie Still, joan Lines, Ruth Pierce, Ann Dobson, Myrna Abrahamson, Marilyn Tharp, jackie Scott, Carl Boness, Larry Schaut, Gary Beanblossom, Gary Dickinson, Harold Bergem, Fred Bittner. ROW 5: Warner Talso, Bert Custer, Gary Kawachi, Bob Fullerton, Bill Huntington, Dick Hicklin, Paul Guay, Pat Flaherty, Don Neuberger, Don Charlton, Dave Nicholson, Shelly Cerarden, jim Hansen, Don Davison, Bob Dingman, Richard Dobson, Dave Mclntyre, Emory Goodman, Larry Gibson, Lowell Morris, Don Gustine, Bill Ogilvie, Ronald johnson, Eddie Shepard. '24 Kaamiu' in the Glaamin' One of the largest and most active clubs in the school is under the Roman guidance of Miss Elizabeth Gillis and officers Burt Custer, Carl Mahnken, and Ruby Ann Sedlacek. The club is well known for singing carols in the halls at Christmas. Other activities include weekly club programs and publishing the J. C. L. bulletin. The Latin Club of Renton is affiliated with the state and National Classical League. This is an organization of the students of classical languages. In the past three years students from Renton have held state offices in the J. C. L., Arlene Stokes being state secretary this year. lllli' FRONT ROW: Ron Harrison, Richard Nickels, Dave Elmore, Gerald Nilles, Stan Pinkerton, Larry johnson, Le Roy Anderson, Cary johnson, Robert Dunigan, Bob Collins. ROW 2: Betty Fullerton, Anita Delaurenti, Arlene Delaurenti, Charlene Church, Sharon Dingman, janis Blunck, Nancy Eastman, Ulene Atkinson, Claudette Varney, Nadine Vance, Sheila Sullivan, Evelyn Taylor. ROW 3: Karen McGarrigle, Dorothy Cook, Roberta Graves, joan Rolston, Nancy Shabro, Delores Lever, Kathy Wakefield, juanita Williams, Loa Mae Rehn, Carol Holms, Connie Evans, Delores Mack. ROW 4: jonathan Edwards, Marilyn Grove, Ruby Ann Sedlacek, Shirley Bakken, Marleane Thompson, Nancy Barer, joanne Moriarty, Beverly Riley, Ardis Murphy, Dorothy Forslund, Frances Henry, Sharon jackson, Marilyn Nichols. ROW 5: joe Boehme, Bill Longwell, joe Longo, Carl Mahnken, Maylor Roberts, Don Poli, Louis Barei, john Tharp, Bob Haaversen, Duane Cruenich, Gracia Olson, Hazel McCulloch, joanne Downs. FRONT ROW: Barbara Hohey, Betty Franz, Ruth Baker, Evelyn Samples, Karen Frank, jackie Richardson, Marliss Bell. ROW 2: Diane Lyonais, Valda Miles, Pam Foster, Sharon Rock, Betty Somers, Dolores Tonneson, Marilyn Anderson, Faye Felton. ROW 3: Carole Berry, Gloria Breasau, Maryann Artzer, Barbara Albers, Pat Mahoney, Vina Stuart, Neta jones, Mickey Donovan. ROW 4: Florence Nightingale, Maryse Kirschner, lack Washburn, Ray Barilleaux, lerry Clayton, Marlyn Hudson, Ramona Kennedy, janet Williams. .?11turc Americans in Paris The purpose of the French Club is to create interest in France, its people and customs. One of the activi- ties of the club is Christmas caroling in French through the halls. The officers for the first semester were: President, Janet Williams: Vice-President, Evelyn Samples, Sec- retary, Barbara Albers. Shirley Stafford, Jackie Richardson and Florence Nightingale were representatives to the United Nations Club. The adviser of the French Club is Mr. D. lvl. Larson. '2711 Spain Uzey Say Si Si The Spanish Club this Year has developed some new interests. As part of the year's usual activities, the club has participated in the United Nations Club, delved into the problems of Spain, Mexico and Spanish Amer- ica, and' joined in the annual caroling through the halls, preceding the Christmas vacation. This year, as something new, the members of the club have put on a number of one-act plays. done in Spanish, for the benefit of those at the meeting. One of the highlights of the semester's activities are the elections. Leading the club meetings first semester were: President, Richard Tasca, Vice-President, Gene Courtierg Secretary, Barbara Karstens. Repre- sentatives to the U. N. were: Madge Sipila, Nancy Caidos, Tony Mencias, Richie Tasca, and Barbara Haugan. FRONT ROW: Pat Sowers, Bonnie Segur, Nancy Gaidos, Barbara Haugan, Madge Sipila, Mary Smith, Donna jones. ROW 2: Barbara Hel- man, Pat Bodenhamer, Joyce Tasa, Barbara Karstens, Sally Hurskainen, Meredith Malone, Betty lennings, Delores Stollenmayer, Claudette Minaglia. ROW 3: Mary lustus, Carroll Goodspeed, Sylvia Herr, ludy Hird, Tony Mencias, Lynn Koenig, Marie Stauss, Marilyn Mead. ROW 4: Georgia King, Charlotte Ohman, Barbara Easterbrook, lim Boydston, lim Wright, Ken Lindberg, Emelie Holcomb, Norma McGinnis, joan Hilliker, Richie Tasca, FRONT ROW: Oscar Lindahl, Kathleen Cochran, Dorothy Pursian, Geschen Maas, David Flink. ROW 2: Gary Wedemeyer, .Varne Ingram, :Aon Heilret, gan Burnett, Paul Gudiksen, Karl Lorenz. ROW 3: Don Custer, Rod Hitchcock, Gene Pedersen, Ed Crow, Bill Baker, Bob i er, ee ine. Zflzey Say Auf Wiedcrsel1'11 Officers for Der Deutsche Kreis iGerman Clubl are: President, Bill Baker, Vice President, Ron Heiretg Secretary, Dorothy Pursiang and adviser, Donald Larson. Past German Club members and German students are eligible for membership. Having members of German Club formulate a German comic band was an important project this year as was the project of sending gift packages abroad as in past years. Becoming better acquainted with the customs of Germany and listening to and singing German songs and having a little fun afterwards is an example of some of the German Club meetings. 'Var ,Away Z9laccs ln the United Nations Club, world problems and international topics of interest are discussed. The club is divided into two main groups, the Central Council and the General Assembly. The Central Council consists of elected representatives from the four language clubs. They meet twice a month under the direction of Mr, Larson and plan the General Assembly meetings, which are held every six weeks. The first semester officers were: President, Karl Lorenz, Vice President, Shirley Bakkeng Secretary, Merrie Tonking Librarian, Janet Williams. The officers for the second semester were: President, Emelie Holcomb, Vice President, Barbara Easter- brooks: Secretary, Pat Battellog Librarian, Bonnie Segur. FRONT ROW: Alice Hagen, Nancy Caidos, Madge Sipila, Barbara Haugan, loan Hilliker, Carroll Goodspeed, Vina Stuart, Betty Franz, Pat Battello, Betty Teroaka, Bonnie Segur, Anita Delaurenti, Mary Ann Artzer, Gwen Braden. ROW Z: Florence Nightingale, Shirley Staf- ford, Shirley Bakken, Ruth Pierce, Barbara Easterbrooks, Carol Dobson, Emelie Holcomb, Pat Monson, Delores Lever, loan Ralston, Rita Iustus, Merrie Tonkin, loanne Scott, judy Hird, Marcella johnson. ROW 3: Gene Courtier, Fred Bittner, Dick Knutson, Rid Hitchcock, Karl Lorenz, jonathan Edwards, Duane Gruenich, Gene Kerr, Eddie Crow. S , I' A al R I fi 1 -e .f 1 FRONT ROW: Norman Richardson, Ronnie Rice, Douglas Troyer, Dave Widger, lack Washburn, Bill Fjiccirilli, Warren Sprong. ROW 2: lohn Sparrow, Bill 0'Neil, Carl Martin, Kenneth Marrs, George Smith, Mick Zevart, Bob Zwirn, George Nelson, lohn Balzarini. ROW 3: Duane Parker, Vic Carpini, Alex Hanry, Ray Park, Bob Poff, George Stugar, Remo Nicoli, Ron Stafford, Russ Davenport. 7 Dau 'I Want to Sc! the 'World an Ire If Smokes Gets in Your Eyes you know there may be a fire in the building. ln order to combat such a fire, the Fire Patrol, under the direction of Mr. Hubbard, has been organized. It is composed of lOO junior and senior high boys with building fire chief, Don Emmons. The chief and Mr. Hubbard plan the time for the fire drills at which each boy has his own station with a particular duty to perform. After the drill any member of the squad who finds anything wrong, writes out a report and gives it to the chief. The chief then contacts Mr. Hubbard and ways are devised to prevent future infractions and also ways of bettering the drill. FRONT ROW: Hal Heath, Denny Hathaway, lim Breda, Roger Koehn, Don Martin, Chuck Burdulis, Bob Aarhus, Vernon Guay, Tom Hazen, Chris Minnich, Carl Holder, Larry Booth, Teddy Hallock, Delte McDowell. ROW 2: Mert Blumhardt, Frank Farrow, Cliff Hewitt, Paul Duke, Shelly Gerarden, Don Custer, Carl Mahnken, Sam Pappas, Fred Binder, Wendell Cutten, Richard Brown, Thomas l. McDowell, Spencer Bell. ROW 3: Ronald Malmassari, Bill McCorkIe, Ralph Booth, Don Charlton, Loren Irwin, Don Emmons, Rog johnson, Warren Christoplterson, Bill Baker, Skip Gregor, Robert Mynick, Wayne Baldwin, Glenn Connelly, lon Bergman, Eugene McGerry. ROW 4: Cliff Creek, Gary Morrison, jack Hougardy, Warren Kindle, Clem Muhich, lay Langland, Bob Fairbanks, lim Boydston, Pat McLendon, Clyde Dunson, Ernie Balzarini, Ronald Knowles, Don Conn, jerry Emons. FRONT ROW: Loren Irwin, Chuck Burdulis, Roger johnson, Warren Christopherson, Bob Baysinger, Bob Fullerton, Ron johnson. ROW 2: Ralph Booth, Warren Kindle, Tom Parks, Bill McCorkle, Dick Knutson. ROW 3: jerry Hermann, Ben Hayes, lack McCuIlock, Clyde Dunson. ROW 4: james Holder, Gary Morrison, Richard Holloway, Phil Harrison. Taming in an zz Wing and zz Prayer Will there be pandemonium in Renton High School in case of an air raid? No, sir! Not here! We have an Air Raid and Disaster Patrol and air raid drills which give us the proper procedure in such an event. The whole squad is divided into groups such as dcor attendants, messengers, room checkers and special mobile fire unit and first-aid unit which is in charge of Miss Shook. Mr. O'Brien is adviser of the whole group and directs the drills in senior high wing. Mr. Hubbard and Mr. Bowen are his assistants, supervising the drills in the junior high wing and new wing, respectively. ljsi ii' gm 3 N.. s, ,. it ..... . f i 1, ap N, ,KW FRONT ROW: Sam Pellegrino, Gary Morrison, Ben Hayes, Don Zold, lack Washburn. ROW 2: Eddie Shepard, jerry Prengel, Louis Schultz Charles Williams, Robert Miller, Bill Nunn. ROW 3: Henry Pedersen, Wayne Wicks, lerry Verheul. FRONT ROW: Bonnie Segur, Donna Wallace, Barbara Stokes, Delores Tonneson, Gloria Teasdale, Evelyn Samples, Pat Sowers. ROW 2: jan Zimmerly, Lois Roosa, Gerry Nelson, Shirley Stafford, jo Ann Roberts, Donna Schlief, Arlene Williams, Audrey Weathers. ROW 3: Darlene Pawlak, Arlene Stokes, Mary Smith, Marie Stauss, Marilyn Tharp, jackie Scott, Cheri Reed, Shirley Ann Paris. ROW 4: Gerry Willenborg, Marlene Stewart, Alice Ponke, Alice Rees, Ruth Pierce, Eileen Nelson, Betty Somers, jan Schauer, Lois Tevebaugh. Wt zz ll Eddie The Lettergirls' Club, under the faculty advisership of Miss Agnes Stewart, has fulfilled another active year. During the football season the members distributed, in the local stores, placards advertising the games and also sold pom-poms at the Homecoming game. Membership to this club is open to any girl who has earned a letter in girls' sports. The officers for this year are: Judy Battello, President, Pat Marion, Vice President, and Arlene Stokes, Secretary. FRONT ROW: Myrene Cooper, Bernice Martin, Anita Delaurenti, Arlene Delaurenti, Marianne Baumgardner, Patty MIcTighe, jeanle Easter, judy Hayes, Nancy Gaidos, Donna Melcher, Nancy Chanik, Carol Eaton, Helen Ahrens, Shirley Herlyck. ROW 2: Diane Domingo, Sharon Erdman, Valda Miles, Kay johnson, Arlene Aarhus. jackie Irby, Yvonne Edwards, Marilyn Grove, Gaii Miller, Ramona Kennedy, Na-ncy Cooks, Donna jones, Diane Lyonais, Barbara Belmondo. ROW 3: jerry Hoadley, Marleane Thompson, Shirley Bakken, Ann Dobson, Marilyn Mead, Ccschen Maas, Barbara Hancock, Barbara Karstens, Donna Murdock, jonell Drazich, jean Hansen, Phyllis Galiano, judy Battello, Sarah jane Allison, Darlene Butkovich, Shirley Ennis. ROW 4: Frances Klepach, Geraldine Huvinen, Mary justus, Kathleen Cochran, Betty jennings, Barbara Easterbrook, Lois lllian, Norma McGinnis, joan Hilliker, joan Lines, Maryse Kirschner, Doris Giuliani, Pat Marion, Lois Dawson, Pat Bodenhamer, jackie Matteson, Marilyn Major, Margaret Fullerton. FRONT ROW: Remo Nicoli, Chuck Burdulis, Gene Pedersen, Richie Tasca, Dave Widger, Larry Skellenger. ROW 2: Bob .Perelli, Gary Rout- Iey, Loren Irwin, Douglas Trayer, Carl Martin, Charles A. Reifschneider. ROW 3: Don Zold, Don Neuberger, Louis Schultz, George Strugar, Ron Nelson, George Smith, Dick Hicklin, Roger Schulstad. Stout lfcarfcd Men Membership is reserved to letter winners in the four major sports, football, basketball, track and baseball. The chief objective of the Lettermen's Club is to render school service. lts other goals are to promote good sportsmanship and to aid in promoting smooth-running athletic functions. To achieve these ends the organization operates a hall patrol which maintains orderly halls during the noon hour. Also the club provides a parking patrol which, during football season, helps solve parking congestion at the stadium. There also is a lettermen's patrol at basketball games and track meets which is responsible for setting up and disassembling hurdles and bleachers. The Big R sponsors an annual Lettermen's Ball during basketball season with cooperation of the City Recreation Council. This year's officers were Tom Winders, Dick Hicklin and Jim Hanseng president, vice president and sec- retary, respectively. The club's adviser is Mr. John E. Suzick. FRONT ROW: Charles Mangini, Ron Heiret, Butch Arnone, Shelly Gerarden, Richard Dobson, Verne Ingram, George Iwasaki, Tom Bevan. ROW 2: Ken Edwards, lim Boydston, Carl Mahnken, Don Emmons, Gerald Downs, lim Kreiss, Paul Duke. ROW 3: Ralph Booth, Bill Long- well, jack McCulloch, Don Davison, Cliff Creek, lack Brattus, Spiral Bosley, lim Hansen, lay Langland, lack Marler. KNEELINC: Sharon Rock, Gladys Acree, Sarah jane Allison, Pat Sowers, Mary Smith, Gaxle Myers, Marie Stauss, jeanette Dengel, Kelly McKinney, Delores Lever, Kathleen Wakefield. ROW 2: Marian Artzer, Lois Dawson, rlene Stokes, Shirley Duncan, Pat Eaton, Pat Sullivan, janet Williams, Pat Monson, Charlene Church. ROW 3: Pat Bodenhamer, Mickey Donovan, Barbara Helman, joan Scannell, Barbara Danielson. ROW 4: Barbara Blumer, juanita Fulton, Marlene Whitehall, Rita justus, jackie Richardson. ROW 5: Georgia King, Charlotte Ohman, Antoinette jones, Shirley Bakken, Karen Frank. ROW 6: judy Hird, Loren Irwin, Ruth Pierce, joan Lines, jackie Scott, Carol Dobson. ROW 7: Pat Mahoney, Barbara Reedy, Chuck Burdulis, Lorenice Rahnken, Barbara Zirk, Barbara Donahoo, Bill Nunn. ROW 8: Harold Bergem, lack McCulloch, Dick Colombi, Don Zold, Charles Mangini, Spiral Bosley, Pat Flaherty. J-lurralz for l6cr1f011 The Pep Club was organized this year by a group of students desiring to promote school spirit and sports- manship. lts supervisor is lvlr. Breslin, who spends many hours during and after school working with the students. Membership in this club is different from most clubs for this club's membership is classed in two ways: active and inactive. That is, if a student is turning out for a sport or activity in the fall he is an inactive member during this time. When spring comes around he is classed as an active member and works hard with the club. Some of the duties of the club are the painting of the decorative signs which are placed throughout the halls before basketball games, the paper hats and picket signs which Renton displayed at the state tournament this year, and the most important is the strengthening of school spirit and sportsmanship. The officers for this year were: President, Loren lrwing Vice President, Gene Haynes: Secretary, Mary Smith. The club has just started this year but has proved to be a great success. lt is now up to the classes of the following years to carry on its great deeds and services. Cake .7f 5asy The Hall Patrol is composed of six competent boys, all lettermen, having a tree fourth period. Their duty is to keep order in the halls, especially during the noon hour. Ken Edwards is captain of the patrol. Mr. Suzick and Mr. Hodges act as faculty advisers. Hats off!! These boys are doing a swell job. FRONT ROW: Shelly Gerarden, Don Emmons, Doug Troyer. ROW Z: Ken Edwards, Vern Orn, Gale Katterhagen, jim Kreiss. LEFT T0 RIGHT: Darlene Butkovich, jackie Irby, jonell Drazich, Pat Flaherty, Don Neuberger. Go Kenton fllylz Selma! So you think the cheerleader has life easy! Well, you have another thought coming. The cheerleaders have to practice two nights a week, prepare and give pep assemblies, introduce new yells and lead the students in cheering. In the center of all the excitement and tension at the games are the five cheerleaders, Darlene Butkovich, Jackie Irby, Jonell Drazich, Pat Flaherty and Don Neuberger. These five seniors boost the students' school spirit and cheer the team to victory. If their work is satisfactory, at the end of the year they earn plaque credit and receive an emblem to wear on their sweaters. '27 Go! l6l1yfl1m The Pep Band under the leadership of Mr. Randy Rockhill has done a great job this year! lt has given the student body its support at all the public affairs and at our Pep assemblies. The band also played at basket- ball games, the Winter Band Concert and exchange assemblies. The seventeen member band does mostly swing numbers for the Pep assemblies. They add a lot of Jive to the spirits of the kids before and at the games. More serious numbers are played at the concerts. This is the fourteenth year that we've had the Pep Band and our thanks go to this group for adding so much pep and pleasure to all our activities. FRONT ROW: Cary Kawachi, Ronald Shields, joe Mance, Stan Pinkerton, john Marweg. ROW 2' Burt Custer, Leroy Cline, Don Dowdell Don Gunderson, Kenneth Arfsten, Danny Mikkonen, Gene Aitken. BACK ROW: jonathan Edwards, ob Zwirn, Frank Beebe. A i mam AMMBQ ,i , I ? P xkli I x CHORUS SENIOR TRIO STRING DOUBLE QUARTET A y A A ' I' ., -1 4-'Lf R . Q Q I us 5 na X ir ff I 5,91 . 4 ki 'O' ef s 's K if If I , , , A X E QW f CLARINET QUARTET DRUM Dun DOUBLE QUARTET lumen Tnlo NONETTE MIXED ENSEMBLE SENIOR HIGH GIRLS' ENSEMBLE --f2?fZ ' .sr , .. 'I' . . NN' XV M . j6'q,YuLL' uN1u'LN .lfijvqlv wgfvgylrvvv' 'lj'IlwYfv 'WT f1QQ.?K., Jjgiglifm Cibvtww W0 C113 J X , FRONT ROW: Gary Kawachi, Stan Pinkerton, joe Mance, Linda Mathewson, Bob Zwirn, Pat Battello, Eddie Crow, Claudette Minaglia, Margaret Mielsen, Chris Upper. ROW 2: john Tharp, Ron Shields, judy Battello, Noreen Courtright, Tony Mencias, john Marweg, jack Hougardy, Marilyn Lee, Ronald Owens, Roger Davis, Peggy Flack, Barbara Haugan, Paul Duke, Gracia Olsen, Lois Williams, Ann Dobson. ROW 3: Georgene Steigner, Don Davison, Lois Roosa, Ken Scott, Fay Felton, Ron Rice, Verrol Taylor, Warren Christopherson, Kenwood Christopherson, Dick jansen, joAnn Downs, Gene Underwood, Madge Sipila, joan Earnest, Charles Spalding, Don Dowdell, Bob Haaverson, David Monroe, Don Sherman, Leroy Cline, Bert Custer, Ken Arfsten, Gerald Edlund, Don Gunderson. ROW 4: Richard Williams, La Rae Lewis, Elaine Wedemeyer, Phil Teachman, Richard Nickles, Helen Ahrens, Cliff Creek, jonathan Edwards, Bill Huntington, Betty Meyers, Frank Beebe, Phil Hebner, Fred Poeschel, Marilee Roberts, Orville Edmiston, Gordon Barnette, jim Anderson, Don Olson, Gene Pederson, Don Zold, Ken Edwards, Gene Aitken, Dave Nicholson, Danny Mikkonen, Mr. Rockhill. 'Vlfiusic ,Maestro Mensa Another busy and active year has gone by for our popular band. The largest band ever - seventy-six members - started the year's activities by performing at the Puyallup Fair. Next came all the hard work that goes into planning and rehearsing for half-time entertainment at the home football games. Ron Shields, drum major, lead the maneuvers on the field. The fourteenth annual Winter Band Contest was presented January l5. The next major public appear- ance was the Western Washington Band Contest held at Renton this year. For the past twelve years our band has received a superior rating at this contest. A new venture this year was the band tour to various other schools. Then, May fifteenth, the band pre- sented the Spring Concert. To help manage this large band' a band council of the following students served this year: Judy Battello, Barbara Haugen, C-ary Kawachi, Joe Mance and Ron Shields. Mr. Rockhill is advisor. The managers who took care of the uniforms were Judy Battello and Linda Mathieson. Hats off to the band that has given us so many hours of enjoyment! Til String ,Alang With Wu Renton High's l952-53 orchestra, conducted by Mr. Randall Rockhill, consists of about fifty members and boasts a larger string section than formerly, Many of the members of this year's orchestra are younger than usual, and therefore show much promise for the future. The activities in which the orchestra takes part are as follows: Fall Play, All-School Show, Senior Play, n Bremerton. Also, they are featured in the deserves praise for its hard work. Spring Concert and Spring Contest, which will be held this year i Christmas program and Commencement. Yes, Renton High's wh- ! REQ. FRONT ROW: Bill Longwell, Dorothy Pursian, judy Koehn, Lynn Felton, Diane Dorstien, Ardyth Longwell, Gennette Underwood, Glenda Tuttle, Carol Holms, Marilyn Tharp. ROW 2: Marquita Olson, Pearl Pascoe, Maybelle Chamberlain, Gwendolyn Dahl, Margaret Sargent, Nancy Rose. ROW 3: joan Ralston, Sandra Langland, Ronnie Brattus, Chris Upper, Claudette Minaglia, Lois Roosa, judy Battello, Ron Shields, Ed Crow, Bob Zwirn, Connie Edwardson, Lavond Shaffert, judy Langhurst, jackie Matteson, Pat Shaw. ROW 4: jonathan Edwards, jerry Edlund, Don Gunderson, Don Dowdell, Leroy Cline, joAnn Downs. A ,-AA50- FRONT ROW: Marianne Baumgardner, Arlene Bartley, Shirle Duncan, Kathleen Roth, Barbara Hancock, Sheila Sullivan, Diane Domingo, loanne Soderlund, Marilyn Smith, Marilyn Phillips, Anita Belaurenti, Arlene Delaurenti, Marlene Hancock, Rosalie O'Connor, Laura Craig. ROW 2: Nancy Eastman, luanita Williams, luanita Fulton, Donna Brush, Barbara Karstens, Donna Murdoch, loan Downs, Carolyn Ptaendler, Ramona Kennedy, lanice McWilliams, Valeria Schultz, Merrie Tonkin, Gladys Acree, Marilyn Grove. ROW 3: john Balzarini, Nick Schcut, Albert Duncalf, Richard Roland, Bill Van Ry, Ron Stafford, Mike Wagner, Kenneth Marrs, Marvin Ness, Duane Parker, Stan Farber, lack Thompson, Ron Hicklin. ROW 4: Richard Dobson, Eugene Bowen, Don Heinle, Bruce Bogh, Ronnie Rolla, lim Wright, Ray Parks, lim Boydston, Mike Kramer, Ron Scott, Cliff Creek, lack McCulloch, Don Custer. Say If With ,Music This year's A Cappella Choir is composed of fifty-eight enthusiastic singers under the direction of Mr. Glenn Bergh. This is an advanced vocal music group open to both boys and girls. All students must try out before joining. The accomplishments this year include the All-School Show, the Christmas Concert, the Spring Concert, the Choral Contest, Baccalaureate, and many local club programs. This year the A Cappella Choir has been a hard working organization, commented Mr. Bergh. They have spent many additional hours outside of class preparing a wide variety of music-modern, classic, show, and seasonal music are all included in their year's work. Softly as zz ,Morning Sunrise Gaining experience in harmony and musical procedure are fifty-five selected girls, under the direction of lvlr. Glenn Bergh. The girls are accompanied by two pianists, Delores Schreiner and Sally Hurskainen. This year there is a vocal technique program and each girl is required to sing her own part before the class. The girls are working toward membership in the A Cappella Choir. This year the C-irls' Clee Club performed at the Christmas Concert, Spring Concert, service clubs, hospitals and the contest at Bremerton. FRONT ROW: Beverly Lewis, Shirley Shields, Carol Weis, Roberta Madsen, Alice Wooten, Donna Okeson, Linda Henson, ludy Seibens, Donna Wallace, Hazel Bridgeman, Arlene Delaurenti, Pauline Gleason. ROW 2: Sarah Springer, Ethel Springer, Charlotte Anderson, Betty Mae Smith, Ellen Anderson, ludy Hayes, Glenna Gerard, Delores Nulph, Martha Emory, Mary Lou Engum, Bonnie Segur, Carol Ellyson, Pat Mc- Tighe, Dalene Adderson. ROW 3: Shirley Powell, Alice Hagen, Margaret Van Decar, lanice Behrbaum, lois Edwards, Hazel McCulloch, Imogene Ahlers, Donna jones, Pat Monson, Nancy Weaver, Kathy Aldridge, Barbara Nelson, Pat Bodenhamer, Arlene Aarhus. ROW 4: Shirley Rasmussen. Bonnie Pelkey, Lorelei Burrows, Mary Starkovich, Pat Mahoney, Edith Randall, Ellen Weaver, loan Butler, Arlene Slye, Toni johnson, Sylvia Herr, Georgia Tarahonich, Marleane Thompson, Dolores Schreiner, Lavelle Weathers. X- Q fo ,fl gm. P. gvifii A 'I yt BALI HI FRONT ROW: Barbara Karstens, Marleane Thompson, Kathryn Bailey, Barbara Hancock, loan Downs, Nancy Eastman, Gloria Teasdale. ROW 2: Kathleen Roth, Donna lanes, IoAnn Soderlund, Margie Wicknenko, Dick Hicklin, Diane Domingo, Marilyn Grove, Connie Evans, Marianne Baumgardner, ludy Siebens. BACK ROW: Barry Squires, lerry Clayton, Richard Dobson, Don Custer, lack McCulloch, Mike Wagner Cliff Creek, Mike Kramer, Ronnie Rolla, Eugene Bowen, Don Heinle, Albert Duncalf, Greg Short, Nick Scheut, Herb Seablom, Bob Baysinger. ALL SCHOOL SHOW Ou Stage PRESENTED BY THE MUSIC, DRAMATICS, P. E. AND ART DEPARTMENTS HAPPY TALK - Dick Hicklin, Margie Wicknenko, Diane Domingo. IOWAY - Stan Farber. Karl L0rer11, Don Custer. lim Wright, Ronnie Rolla, Richard Dobson, Eugene Bowen. SURREY WITH THE FRINGE ON TOP HONEY BUN FRONT ROW: Carol Ellyson, Shirley Ennis, Hazel Bridgeman, Hazel Bridgeman Donna Murdoch Kathy Wakefield, Mary Ann Artzer, Barbara Gayle Myers. BACK ROW:- Arlme Tami, Imogene Ahlers, Nadine Vance Mike Wagner Danielson, Pat Monson, Sharon Rock, janet Nadine Vance, Mary Lou Golltko. Williamg, sp Il 5, h 1 fx' . 3 Simgqweqswvv-A f .152 Ou! af the Sfryiug Pan by Francis Swann A Comedy in Three Acts Produced by the members of the Dramatic Production Department of Renton Junior-Senior High School CAST OF CHARACTERS lln order of appearancel George Bodell ,....................,.,.,..,...,.,............... Bill Berry Norman Reese Mrs. Garnet .,,.,. Tony Dennison ,,,A Muriel Foster Kate Ault ....,A,.. Marge Benson ,.,., Dottie Coburn ,.... :f:Stan Farber ......Carl Mahnken i7iDick Hicklin ..,.,.Emilie Holcomb Muri :i:Cene Haynes ....,,,.,Kelly McKinney :7:Meredith Malone Ruby Ann Sedlacek .......,Marilyn Grove i5:Barbara Hancock ..Carroll Cioodspeed i7:Ramona Kennedy Mr. Coburn ,..... v..,,..,,,,...,, D on Custer Mr. Kenny ,,,.. ...... C harles Lansciardi Mac .,,,..,..... .......,,,. C hris Upper if:Warner Talso Joe ,,,,,v.........,...,,....................,,.,,....,,.,,.,,,,..,,Y, Ray Park i5iBob Baysinger iiflndicates Friday evening performance FACULTY PRODUCTION STAFF Director of Drama .,,,.....,,,....,,..........,.,..... Harley E, Kirk Director ot Staging .,,a,.A.,,,..,...,..,...,...,.,. Philip A. Hansen Assistant Director ......................,...........s. Loren J. Mann STUDENT PRODUCTION STAFF Company Manager ..,.....,...........,..,,............. Frank Dobler Head Prompter ........ .......,..,.....,....,..... R oberta Graves Script Girl ,,,,.,,,,,,., v,,,,s.v.,.,,,.,,..,,,,,,,.,,s, A nn Dobson Properties ,,,,,, ,AA,,, B arbara Haugan, Jim Wright Costumes ,,,,, ,,,,,,, M arilyn Tharp, Shirley Ennis Publicity ...... ......., M iriam Evans, Madge Sipila ww sm-off by George Kelly CAST OF CHARACTERS Clara ........... ..... Mrs. Fisher ...... Amy .................. Frank Hyland .... Mr. Fisher ...... Joe ...............v. Aubrey Piper ..... ...Barbara Hancock .........Donna Brush Carol Goodspeed ..Ramona Kennedy ..............Jim Muri ..,.......,Jim Wright ........BilI Berry ........Don Custer Mr. Gill .......... . ....... Jim Kreiss Mr. Rogers .................................................,.. Eddie Crow FACULTY PRODUCTION STAFF Director of Drama .....................,.... Mr. Philip A. Hansen Director of Staging .............,.........,...... Mr. Harley E. Kirk STUDENT PRODUCTION STAFF Company Manager .......,............................ Janet Williams Company Manager ....... ........ Betty Jennings Prompter ................. ......................... D iane Domingo Costumes .............. .......................... M ickey Donovan Properties ..... ........ M aureen Smith lChairmanl Painting and Cons Scene Shifters and truction .... Lighting ......... Pat Sowers Gayle Myers Kelly McKinney ...........Pat Moore Lois Sorenson Georgia King Chris Upper Emilie Holcomb Eugene Rommel .......Dana Clausen Gary Wedemeyer Gerald Downs Bob Dinning Don Sherman fylftake l5'elieee Twenty-seven members keep the Dramatics Club rolling. After demonstrating their dramatic ability in individual tryouts, new persons were elected to membership. The main purpose of the club is to give its members a brighter outlook in the dramatic field. Supervising the hard working group is Mr. Kirk. Helping him are Don Custer, president, and Emelie Hol- comb, vice president, with Donna Brush keeping the minutes in order. you De Semethileg lo Me Who took my brush? Where is the black liner? Did you see my powder puff? These are only a few of the familiar cries heard from the make-up crew when preparing for a play. The crew, under the supervision of Mr. Phillip Hansen, is composed of twenty members with Mickey Dona- van as chief technician and Sarah Jane Allison and Darlene Butkovich as head technicians. The group works together in preparing for their three major productions, the Senior High Play, the All-School Show and the Senior Play. They read over the plays, analyzing the characters and choosing the types of make-up to be used. Some- times they practice on one another to perfect a certain effect wanted. Usually for the productions, with the exception of the All-School Show, they are divided into two teams, one working Thursday night and the other on Friday. Besides the plays held at school, the make-up crew works on clown make-ups at Hallowe'en for Kiwanis Club. During this past year, besides learning to apply make-up, the crew has learned to requisition new make-up and also have written a constitution, They have worked hard this year and should be congratulated for their fine work. VFPONT ROW: Darlene Butkovich, Mickey Donovan. ROW 2: lan Zimmerly, lackie Scott, Mary Smith, lean Hansen, AClaudette Minaglia, Barbara Danielson, Shirley Duncan, Bonnie Segur, jackie Richardson. ROW 3: Donna Tinney, joAnn Zappalo, Betty Tinney, Ron Stafford, Shirley Stafford, Kathleen Cochran, Merrie Tonkin, Delores Lever. FRONT ROW: Myrene Cooper, Charlene Church, Anne Gerbracht, loan Ralston, loyce Tasa, Yvonne Hehr, Delores Bryant. BACK ROW: Monte Copple, Eugene Rommel, Gerald Downs, Dan Sherman, Bob Dinning, Dana Clausen, Verne Ingram. Z'l1c'rc'll He Same Hlfaugcs ,Made The interest of stage work has doubled this year from the year of l95l. We are the ones who submit the settings for the plays. In developing our ideas we are supervised by Mr. Kirk and his assistants, Mr. Hansen and Mr. Mann. Our requirements for this work are to have a knowledge of stage craft, attend all meetings, work parties and productions. The work consists of painting, building and designing stage settings, stage lighting and staging assemblies. Jfzz,v,vy- Calk The P.A. Crew is the backbone of football and basketball games, assemblies and many other events. The PA. Crew is under the advisership of Mr. Kenneth Pattie. Eleven members comprise the crew and each aver- ages about fifty hours of work a year. ln l946 when the P.A. Crew started, it had about two members and now, in l953, there are eleven members, FRONT ROW: Vere Thompson, lack Thompson. Larry Miller. Gene Myers. ROW Z: Shelly Cerarden, lack Marler, Paul Monk, jim Boydston Dick Knutson, Stan Burnett. ,4i11'! She Sweet Renton's Fifth Annual Homecoming was held November 7, l952. Peggy Osteraa was chosen Queen and Nancy Chanik and Maureen Smith were chosen Princesses. The Queen and her court were honored at the Annual Homecoming Game which was played with Puyallup and at the dance at the Spanish Castle. During intermission at the Spanish Castle, Peggy was crowned Queen of 1952 by our Queen of l95l, Teresa Allingham. During the week prior to the coronation, the girls were guests at luncheons and dinners of various Renton clubs. They were interviewed, photographed and featured on T.V. Sweet Afeilauf' Blue Hawaii was the theme for this year's Senior Ball, which was a great success. Among the decora- tions were palm trees and other various tropical scenery. The Mood Makers furnished the music. During the intermission, Shirley Ennis and Dick Thrasher were mistress and master of ceremonies. The Senior Trio sang a few selections and Jackie Irby pantomimed a popular song. After the Ball many of the students who attended ate at the Blockhouse, which was reserved especially for them. Mrs. Bernice Everett was faculty general chairman, and worked with the various advisers in planning this successful event. Every Day .79 L'ezdy's Dey Even the sun turned out its best bib and tucker for Tolo or Courtesy Week, Feb. 9 through l3. Here is a list of the week's activities: Monday: Mind Your Manners Tuesday: Be Neat Day Wednesday: Dress-Up and Courtesy Day Thursday: Red, White and Hi Day Friday: Cotton and Jeans and Treat Day Much to the amusement of many, a new fad was displayed on Red, White and Hi Day. Bright red pants were proudly worn by a few fellows who, incidentally, did their own dye jobs. String ties also made an appear- ance. High spot of the week was the Tolo Dance Friday night. Even though he was garbed in a crepe paper cape, Ken Edwards made a very regal ruler. Ken was crowned by Barbara Easterbrooks during the intermission activities, which consisted of a vocal refrain by the Junior Trio and a pantomime by Em Holcomb and Jackie Matteson. Members of the Trio are Arlene Bartley, Barbara Karstens and Janice McWilliams. They were accom- panied by Anita Delaurenti. Twin sweaters made it easy for the gals to keep tab on their dates. U21 Cee Zflzreuglz the Cllfl:l7Sv Best ever, was a suitable comment for the Junior Prom this year. The dancers Tip Toed Through the Tulips, and twirled around the eight-foot windmill in the center of the floor, as little Dutch figures looked on. Programs in the form of little Dutch shoes dangled at the wrist and reminded everyone to exchange a dance or two. Music was furnished by the Mood Makers. During intermission everyone was entertained by the Junior Trio, consisting of Barbara Karstens, Arlene Bartley and Marilyn Grove, singing ln An Old Dutch Garden. Ron Malmassari played his accordian, and Donna Murdock and Ron Rolla sang a duet, Tip Toe Through the Tulips. Master of ceremonies was Ray Park. Miss Husby was general faculty chairman with Miss Myers as chairman of decorations. 'M l P' Www fwnsiirws'-ffefewiwvm. am R., E J ......,... ...W ... 1? X W Aw f A ff-m f - -l I1 . f ' Q- g . P HW - if H Pi FH I Gfifierf-S 'MQW ' W E, 5973423 yum: .15 .1 X U' 'N ., I :Lf your? l9LCl1'C Omg lit a Science C1 Cul? Gu ia'ef, Loo, Da U Tiff wg -21,5 5 T 'T If 7 MMS ffficremf 0073, f yn u Q, S D !Z?'nff'0pZ all Halal: xgyrxxqhxsm iw 4 WW T5 'Wwgf 'swf vj we tid.. .r i I' '- J i l'-V., i fig gf , if fssiflfmffiize KEN EDWARDS PAT MCLENDON RON HEIRET DAVE WIDCER 'N ,K ' S4 our of COACH McKEE COACH SMITH SPIRAL BOSLEY COACH BELMONDO At the opening of Renton's football season this year, we found a new face appearing on the field, that of Head Coach Ray Smith. He pre- H' viously coached the boys of Foster High and with .,.? his arrival at Renton we found new things coming ,..,w about. iasi, . . I -g:,-n--- Instead of the team using the wing T forma- A , i Sl tion, they used the split T. Also members of the if A ' squad were found sporting white shirts, slacks, A A ' W 5517 . and ties going and coming from the games. 7 . 2 Th I., d b -riffl mjffvi' i e Season mal' not ave prove to 6 3 SUC' 7 . ' ' Ljfwgegliszf. , - cess as far as the word championship goes, but it M-M-fw.f.l , 2 I2 ' T Sw A '- . . . - . ' 2 , f p . .1 I , ' ,--, did prove the Renton Indians were not quitters. i iiri I' ' i-. ' I P ' A is ' ' -I in W Q . .M V IW: P . X., We N,,,51Q,E,f?g,,,,5,, xi if an W -vs,-'jig fb 22 :LQ , 'Mira E! x ii 1l,,,g,'E Y 1 :.,:,g,:,M. y n, .1 H f. 3 , .- Hz, ,.yf:g.e V - N I A- SSEQM LOREN IRWIN GEORGE SMITH !L ': :s . I :S-R.-n I-'fa ils If rl 'WWA L. L . . Ugg I g ' ini ,,,r ,Q ' WN nw swim new I ff E.-13'-av ML 'Q' 'V' s N vi I 5 r 4 milf f Lt M v wa I at , Va., . ' ,QQ A f 7355 A ar .f A We P... A -I ff' A-Lyn' ' :a, .i'. is , . ag. pw. M ' Q32 , ,,,.. fmlxqwvr A i -, .V 4 H' 4 V I si -W f' Z'f'afT'55 CLYDE DUNSON ARVE ELSTROM GBT .1 .... ., t .:... We .t, wr' Z f ff 37 . .. 3.26 -A if ge t A', .1 'f . W, L , , is 1- , f' f.1 Lf: ft- - K l 2.34, ipm - is Ni G A V, x ff xsw .IM Av f , i f .. . ,K V L It, xx x w LA , YM' W - Wf iv Q , MEL. A., .L A ,c-. sf- -yyy , ,,,,, , ,. A X . .. GARY KAWACHI DOUG TROYER KEIJI YOSHITOMI GALE KATTERHAGEN R RICK Ol-'Y E, Holcomb Although they started the season with two losses, one to Everett 20-O and the other to Lin- coln 15-O, they came back when the going was rough and beat Highline 21-13. ln their next contest they were held to a tie by Sumner, 6-6. But, still they came back to beat White River 25-12. Then the tide changed again as Renton was next downed by powerful Clover Park 30-18, by Puyallup 13-7 and by high-spirited Kent 7-O. Still they weren't ready to hang up their suits and fought Auburn to a tie of 12-12. Maybe the team wasn't the tops in scoring but they were tops in spirit. The team was honored with George Strugar making All-State and Loren Irwin All- Conference teams. Q-atb a TOM WINDERS FAY MILLETT 5 ' A ll 'gffnllwrmee -'Hg-.--K 'I-ff fig- v-. g gf' ffz5g3'.j,g:',.:i3iQ'l' f is L avg: 'is ikvg.: 55,4 1 f -' 'VH I M 7--.,, '.f f We - 155' ni z ' . W 2.. . e yr K' pi 'z w:. : Ti slime. f L r, , in - - - 1' a mi :W A ir! it J 511, - . M L V1 ff ,ft ww:-fyyf -. ,gf ,AK ff Z-V163 - 1- rfge.?ff9.w ,f ,J i , 3'-A 1 '-L .- ,, Y..mstx,s ,r f fi- SHELLY GERARDEN GENE PEDERSON GEORGE STRUGAR ERROL BOUCHARD DON EMMONS CLIFF CREEK Varsity Mftbzzll FRONT ROW: Gene Pedersen, Ken Edwards, Cliff Anderson, Arve Elstrom, George Strugar, jay Langland, Louis Barei, Pat McLendon, Gale Katterhagen, Spiral Bosley. ROW 2: Keiii Yoshitomi, Dave Widger, Don Emmons, Don johnson, George Smith, Loren Irwin, Doug Troyer, Mike Wagner, Gary Morrison, Vern Orn, Clyde Dunson, Coach Smith. ROW 3: Gary Kawachi, Tom Winders, Shelly Gerarden, Errol Bouchard, Cliff Creek, Bert Custer, Fay Millett, Ron johnson, Carl Smith, Oscar Lindahl, Alton Tomlinson. FRONT ROW: Dick Knutson, Mick Zevart, jay Ernest, Ron Heiret, Charles Wilson, Bob Dyer, jim Barton, jim McCormick, Barry Squires ROW 2: Vere Thompson, Gerald Nesbitt, joe Anderson, Larry johnson, Mike Carter, Carl Smith, Ron johnson, Oscar Lindahl, Don johnson, Gary johnson, Coach McKee. ROW 3: Bill McCorkle, Bert Custer, Mike Wagner, jay Langland, Cliff Anderson, Emory Goodman, Bob Mil- ler, jim Riley, jim Holder, Clyde Dunson, Alton Tomlinson. i i Varsity Haskclball FRONT ROW: Spiral Bosley, George Strugar, Gale Katferhagen, Kenneth Edwards, Keith Tonkin, lim Hansen. ROW 2: Coach Suzick, Butch Arnone, Doug Troyer, lack Brattus, Clyde Dunson, Chuck Burdulis, Coach Leifer. K i QZKi?!75YL R j7Bl'l j??X 73 l Xjs, Jak!! K r 7 B1 4. H on ,fuuizfr Varsity FRONT ROW: Keiji Yoshitomi, Tom Parks, Roger Davis, Bob Thomas, Bill Huntington, lack Thompson, Bob Fullerton. ROW 2: Coach Suzick, lim Riley, George Cheyni, john Tharp, Pat McLendon, Ray Ohman, Bob Dyer, Richard Holloway, Coach Leifer. KV if I l P O17 will t vouke m!k 'l'l X 5 I 1 1 ,3 COACH LEIFER and COACH SUZICK Hail to the Champs! Labeled the dark horse of the tournament, the Renton ln- dians turned on all that horsepower to win the Washington State Championship for the first time in the tourney's 29 years. Well, so much for that. Since this is an Annual sketch, the article calls for a brief resume of the season. Favored at the start of the season because of the host of exper- ience on the squad, Jack Brattus, Ken Ed- wards, Doug Troyer, Spiral Bosley, George Strugar, Butch Arnone and transfers Cale Katterhagen and Keith Tonkin, plus sopho- more Clyde Dunson, formed quite a reliable team in the clutch, as they had to prove time and again. The Redmen displayed their bundle of power in two pre-season contests against Bellevue and Everett, winning by respective scores of 59-33 and 54-43. It was the first time the Indians had won a contest from Everett on the Seagull's home court. ln non- league games the highly touted Tribe won five and lost none. They were off and running with ll straight wins under their belt, when along came a team called White River. What hap- pened? Need you ask? Renton got beat 39-3l by a hot shooting team. Anyway it was interesting to note how the lndians bounced back to win their next four games, only to be beaten by Puyallup 43-42, But this didn't stop them as they won all the rest of their league games to rise from the battlefields as co-champions of the PSL League, sharing the limelight with Puyallup. CHUCK BURDULIS llM HANSEN BUTCH ARNONE GALE KATTERHACEN IACK BRATTUS THE TRU! OF TOWN The rest is history. How Renton entered the West Central District tourney and whip- ped Bellevue 74-50, Puyallup 48-47, and another top team, Bremerton, 63-45. How the lads from our Alma Mater zipped through the first games of the state tourney downing Lincoln 45-40 and Cleveland 60- 37. Right about here things start to get exciting, Next on the agenda is Elma, headed by a telescopic individual named Cary Nel- son. Coach Liefer devised a system to beat the Eagles, and beat them they did! George Strugar held Big Nelson to l3 points. On to the championship game, a mite anti-climati- cal to be sure, but thrilling nevertheless. Behind 7 points with 3 minutes to go. The Rentonites showed cool poise, the poise Aberdeen lacked, and Renton pulled the game out of the bag by a slim 3 points, Sl -48. State Champs at last! But, the glory for the athletes doesn't stop there. All-State honors were bestowed on two of our midst. George Strugar, who scored 450 points during the season, re- ceived first team votes and Doug Troyer ended up on the third team. Strugar added his award to the all-conference honors he won earlier in the year. Not to be outdone, Keith Tonkin, who scored 208 points, won a berth on the all-conference second team. Jack Brattus and Chuck Burdulis were given honorable mention. Now l think a note of congratulations to the team and the coach is in order. Hail to the Renton High Indians, Washington State Champions of l953. You earned it, fellas!! GEORGE STRUGAR DOUG TROYER KEITH TONKIN CLYDE DUNSON SPIRAL BOSLEY KEN EDWARDS .14 ia? 5 X J w Sin , f I' QP. L Q G? . wie' K- ' 1 5 ZQQA 17 I ., . 5 mi I ..,....qn.-suns In I I I a 2 MIX A I I M had wx 3,3 I I? ,L fir? fg an If , If ' Q I 4 I ff 1 'I' Ar, ki I ,gy if fr KAI Vg Lrkk- A Vrkr , K 5.1.25 ,F I I, K K LEE CLINE DOUG TROYER GEORGE STRUGAR DON GUNDERSON SH 'I REMO NICOLI GENE PEDERSEN CHUCK BURDULIS GEORGE SMITH DICK HICKLIN DON DOWDELL LARRY HENRY GARY KAWACHI JIM HANSEN FAY MILLET FRONT ROW: Roger Schulstad, Gary Kawachi, Don Dowdell, Remo Nicoli, Chuck Burdulis, Fay Millet, Ray Ohman, Dick Hicklin, George Smith, George Strugar, Gene Pedersen, Doug Troyer. BACK ROW: Gerald Downs, Lee Cline, Burt Custer, Curt loy, Fred Brown, Larry Henry, Don Gunderson, lay Langland, Allan Ausman, Richard Tonelli, Vere Thompson, john Tharp, Bob Fullerton, jim Hansen, Dario Nicoli, Herb Seablom, Ray Barrilleaux, Bob Crawford, Coach 0'Brien. Cake ,Me Ou! in thc 157111 5111146 This year's club should be right on top if they play and do what they are expected to do. The power in batting is expected to be greater than last year's club. There are eight returning lettermen in the year's baseball club. They are: Jim Hansen, George Smith, George Strugar, Remo Nicoli, Chuck Burdulis, Gene Pedersen, Doug Troyer and Dick Hicklin. The probable lineup for this year's club will be: Gene Pedersen lst base, Don Dowdell 2nd base, Doug Troyer short stop, Chuck Burdulis 3rd base, George Smith left field, Remo Nicoli center field, Fay Millet right field, George Strugar and Ron Hicklin catchers, and Jim Hansen pitcher. Congratulations to the team and to Mr. O'Brien, their coach. 6'imicrella Well, here it is track season once more, which is about the time minds begin to reminisce about the season gone by and all its merits. By usual standards Renton High School's i952 track and field squad ranked up near the top of the heap throughout the state. Only one flaw marred the path to that all-important top berth. It is the fact that as a team the Indian thinclads were great, but individually they lacked first place strength. For instance, three times the Redmen encounted the Clover Park Warriors and three times the Parkers were beaten decisively, but because of outstanding individual showing, the green-and-white took home the State Championship from Pull- man, Washington. Enough analyzing, now down to work. Outstanding performance of the season is proferred from Don Murdock, broadiumper, who leaped twenty- one feet, four inches in the meet at Pullman to take first place in the event and the honorary title of all-staterf' Runners-up for spotlight honors were Darrell Webster, who vaulted eleven feet, Bill Fain who highjumped five feet, ten and three-quarters inches, and Ron Heiret who sprinted to innumerable victories in the two hundred twenty-yard dash. Other standouts were Richard Rockey, Lyle Olson, Frank Tobacco, Walt Wilson, Tom Dobson, Ken Edwards, and Gary Routley. All these fellows plus others contributed their all to win the Con- ference Championship and other league victories for the old Alma Mater. Now to the present season. Coached by Dwight Felton, the track mentor, the lndians have had three meets at the time this article was written: with Highline, Everett-Sedro-Woolley and the most recent one with Puy- allup and Sumner. The Redmen whipped Highline sixty-six and one-third to forty-four and two-thirds, Everett llet's just say Renton came in second to Everettl, and downed Puyallup and Sumner seventy-eight and five- sixths to thirty-two and one-sixth to twenty-six. From all indicated signs the Redmen seem to be headed in the right direction, but one hurdle is obstructing their way - Clover Park! The Warriors have given every indication that they are as good if not better than last year. Ah well, tough competition makes the season interesting. FRONT ROW: Paul Guay, Carl Boness, Bili Webster, Bob Perelli, Bill Kennedy, Richard Dobson, Oscar Lindahl, jack Thompson, Bob Smith, Ron johnson, Ron Routley, Bob Almberg. ROW Z: Roger Buxton, Larry Gibson, Floyd McEwen, Micky Zevart, Eddie Shephard, Richard Thrasher, Dick Boyer, Bill Duncalf, Ray Lotto, Ron johnson, Larry Erickson, George Cheney. ROW 3: Phil Marlotty, Glen Proctor, Paul Monk, Loren Irwin, Bob Leviense, Don Emmons, Ron Heiret, Gary Routley, Al Ausman, Clem Muhich, Charles Williams, lim Hoeder, Richard Nichols. ROW 4: Carl Martin, lay Ernest, Ron Bergman, lack Marler, Charles Wilson, Ron Eaton, Ken Edwards, Louis Schultz Steve Ward, Bob Dyer, Louis Barei, Carl Manken, Bob Dingman, Mylor Roberts, lim Riley. , W ...1 .. 12 ,E l 2 l L ll lg QQ A 2 L L ' j , L, 'Q' ,E me A RON ROUTLEY JACK THOMPSON, KEN EDWARDS we M' ,, , nes WE' CARY ROUTLEY Ron Heiret, Loren lrwin, Floyd McEwen LOUIS SHULTZ .g 1 fri ,iw- KNEELING: Floyd McEwen, Jack Marler. STANDING: Don Emmons, Jay Ernest, Louis Barei, Louis Shultz. Loren Irwin, Ron Heiret, Ken Edwards, Gary Roufley. Cruly Craig Zzir Many memories of the good old days of home runs on the ball field, last minute absentees in the line-up, and shower room capers, are compiled each year by those gals who participate in Girls' Sports. Baseball, volleyball and basketball are the regularly scheduled activities, but bowling, which is optional, is also provided. Two points are earned for each turnout and five extra if you're on a winning team. An additional lOO points are alloted to those having perfect attendance, Seventy-five percent of the girls with the highest number of points receive letters toward the close of the year at the annual award assembly. Credit for this smooth-running organization is due to Miss Agnes Stewart, supervisor, and her helpers, Miss Greenlee, Miss Bunch and Mrs. Wranstedt. Cru far Zfufo Going into its second season here at Renton, the golf squad looks as if it has improved over that of last year. Although much the same team, the fellows are better in their over-all play. The addition of Doug Mac- Donald, a junior and runnerup in the Washington State Junior Golf Tourney in l95l, has given some needed strength to the Indian golf squads To qualify for a spot on the varsity, all interested played in a thirty-six hole match ieighteen at Maple- wood, eighteen at Earlingtonl. The top six golfers become the i953 Renton High Golf squad. ln this contest Doug MacDonald was low man with a total score of one hundred thirty-nine. The next five places went to Joe Mance with one hundred forty-six, Jim Anderson, Rich Holloway, Mike Galvin and Jonathan Edwards. At the time this article was written only one match had been played by the Rentonites - a non-confer- ence tilt with Highline. Showing power, that head coach Daniel Rich hopes they will keep all season, the Red- men won hands down fifteen to three, cornering five out of six places. Scoring was based on one point for each nine holes and one point for the whole eighteen. From all indications the Indian golfers have a promising season in the offing. The official schedule for the Puget Sound League is as follows: April 20, Highline at Renton, April 27, Renton at Auburn: May 4, Renton at Clover Park: May ll, Kent-Meridian at Renton: May l8, Puyallup at Renton. 'annul FRQNT ROW: Mike Galvin, Richard Holloway, Joe Mance, Jonathan Edwards, Mr. Rich. BACK ROW: Jim Anderson, Doug MacDonald, Don Sherman, Harold Bergem. :ai , ,f ,q Zi. h , 2 ,qw 0. .a Q W s X V, , wx.: ' af ,295 .5-7 4' A .KX 'F X Y hx LTA . . 'S ew.. A 1 'J' 26 1 . 2 'lb' -all 1 e 4' iles Sir Clzatis' ,My l6'aby 1. jim Hansen. 2. Betty lennings and Brother. 3. Mike Kramer. 4. Cheri Reed. 5. Ed Crow and Brother. 2. Emelie Holcomb. 7. Gwen Broden. 8. Class at Grade School: FRONT ROW: Tommy Martin, Ray Usibelli, Carol Stewart, Vera Speegle, Larre Phillips, Mary Smith, Dave Nicholson, Betty Smith, Marilyn Wilson. ROW 2: Charles Mann, Gayle Myers, Charles Taylor, Ronald Shields, Fred Rommell, Ken- neth Marrs, loan Wise, Catherine Hazel, Unknown. ROW 3: Vern Orn, ludson Gunn, Barry Morrison, Bob Petermeyer, Arlene Williams, Dale Potts, johnny Plese, Unknown, Miss Yarr. 9. Dolores Tonneson and Cousin. 10. Sally Hurskainen. 11. lonell Drazich. 12. Arlene Williams. 13. Dick Colombi. 14, Bernice Nielsen, 15. Bill Arundell. 16. Bill Duncalf. 17. Nancy Chanik. 18. lim Wright. 19. Bob Oppie. 20. Marie Stauss. 21. Helen Ahrens. 22. Carol Hoffman. 23. Margie Wicknenko. 24. Verne Ingram. 25. Ron Houle. '6. Bernice Martin. 27. Roger johnson, 28. Charles Mangini. 29. Ron Shields, 30. Pat Marion. 31. Lois Roosa. 32. Ron Thompson, 33. joe Mance, ludy Battello, Pat Battello. 34. Donna Brush. lm. . .yi V ,ara 'ifzisl wp? ' 'i'!L.,,, u 'Ns in., ,I 1. 5' is R: f 5711: xx 1. C 1-.-'Q sem? ' IN: 4' fi if use Q51 'Hr 1 ev .W q L- Q Q1?5.,.,..'M ' . . Q-if., - we .S fs - -TI-22:21-. '?L1Y . gu?'le.ff-.iff -as -1 ' .. 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'gk : my If Y 1 .. , , ,K K . ,M ,, - 1 ff Gag! ZOO!! Dfugw Z3 I7 I 351- 1' VSV f f Q, 'L 3 k .5 T? Ill F . - fly. 4 vw pg .!1'!f ? Gkcit Davy ,- l f f? 2. S .Q ,ua 3 k 2 ' 'x I -5 ' inf KENNELL-ELLI A LUC1lLE CULLITQN STUDIO , ' I X W . ,-iw 'iam 74 Zhfumaz 7m 914 Third Ave. Renton Phone 5-4308 777 Northgate Mall Seattle 55 GL. 0444 RAINIER LUMBER 86 HDWE. CO. House Plans - Financing Complete Building Service 11421 Rainier Ave. LA 5191 SUCCESS T0 YOU...GRADS OF JUNE '53 X 'A , J Thi? Spit: for Signatures My Q QW ?'fMjff'j21j'1 , J I WMA, ff - 903 Fourth Ave. Phone 5-3406 y l, F? ,f f M f Z ff ff ' row v 42 n F - 1 i- .-- :E- 8-25 . 1455 ' T? ' N I l I U I . M - , i mucus Well Done - - - Class of 1953 Your record is outstanding in studies, athletics, music and the arts. You've Ilearned many things. Most important, you've learned to work together. Whatever your job in life turns out to be, the things you have learned at Renton High School will serve you well. Good Luck. Pacific Car and Foundry Company Renton, Washington RENTON NUT BOWL ::5i:1-W PEAN T 'GRRDS' waff U S ' sf. AND-Y A Made lt! Q i C s-2 E -- . - ml soF'r DRINKS 4i?ESEr,,.. i' You're on the way. ETQE Q . Nothing can stop you 313 Wells 5-9085 if you plan, work, and save . . . ur M 'E Fu BND Begin With a Bank Account i j . 'ESEL Qs ' ' Wh ' T E f 15232: Emsr-NmoNAL f'S,i'1'I,?C' 252153 BANK of RENTON QFUEL EUMPANYJ 315 WELLS RENTON. WASH. Headquarters There's Nothing Like lt! ' scl-lwiNN ' PWS RAWLEY - I :mg , THCMPSON s BICYCLES OlUl.FaSlmma iff Hossv AND Moon. Kurs ik A - 1 Cycle 81 Key 1316 Bronson Way 54370 Enjoy the smo-o-othest treat in town at - Thompson's-super cones, delicious sundaes, or creamy malts and shakes made with ,, A X famous Old-Fashioned Freeze. 4 QL f Q ' I 3' There's always plenty of free parking space at LEX , '-JN4T ' Thompson's . . . and quick service, too. ron FLOWERS ge, , , Q! E Req, Treat yourself often to delightfully different . . . 'Ili - -E' THOMPSON'S old-Fashioned FREEZE 1 1 3 'WT ED and Ti-:EDA WALLACE HEI Z 1aLOlxIb 4l 3 Third Ave. 5-6' 92 Third and Whitworth 5-3890 Ed and Bob Cross CROSS RADIO and SOUND SERVICE Television , ,b Service ' and xi i ffl- T lnslallalion N All Malces QB ull! ' J , 116 PARK AVE. POLL PARROT THE SIGN JUST OF QUALITY - GOOD SHOES sumo PglI2P roi' POLLY DEB Shoes for Men SHOES for 59 Growing Girls STAR BRAND fvhgf'-1f'g'g soo'rs u. s. Kaos 2l5 WELLS Phone 5-5l72 Next Door to Mode O'Day Compliments to the Class of I953 A+ a Time Tl1a+ Means lhe Mosl . . . Buy lhe Besl' CAMERA FAST PRESCRIPTION SUPPLIES SERVICE - ,f-sz, fiivwb ffl ii E7 5 . W J B Success to the Class of '53 24-Hour Photo Finishing Service CANDY . . . FOUNTAIN AUSTIN-HENIJRICKSIIN PHARMQACY 30 I Third Avenue 5-4490 SALES RENTALS INSTRUCTION REPAIRS Special Feature MARTIN FERES CLARINETS YORK BAND INSTRUMENTS CALANTI ACCORDIONS 'afst -. ,, T-if me DELAULAIi?lQilI'ID'PlII7I1cIiSIC co. Phone 5-3736 I34I0 Rainier Ave. ii f XX CHINCI-IILLAS W7 MARY ANN S BAKERY 3 5 J JU RANCH L , F' X 1 I O 6 I 31 If 5 5 I , D, LUC ' f f I f 2ll Wells S+. Phone 5-9068 K celexa ,Eagan my TONKIN'S TOGGERY 'X 54 fl' fb ' , A 1 -' 115: -.Iii Congratulations 5 six 5 if- S x .. 5 g 5 irgfts gk g s 55 is .Q fist? 6 S522 . gf from Renton's Young Men's Store xv if ' .- 3rd - Wells sewage. VE Phone 5-5150 elllfk 9. 'E' 3 QQ-523 S T 0 K E S M gm 400 THIRD Ave., RENTON we J? WW Where Style and Quality ls Foremost Come in and Browse Ethel Martin's 8I3 Third Ave. 5-4922 Renton Textile Shop 234 Wells 5-62l I Renton Merchantile Co. 8l8 Third Ave. 5-5l92 BENTON Sl-IOE STORE Weatherbird C Gil10GZfSf 5 City Club Shoes Ir S an CYS fwnrusn-Brno for SHOES Weaglljfleen - High school High School Girls xi Boys Every Sale Guaranteed Coury's Renton Shoe 9l6 Third Ave. Store 5-3850 596. L33 xiii!! ULU 0 R T UA R Y Phones: 5-4552g LA. 8700 1APLE GOD Golf and Country Club, Inc. Relax on Our 18-HOLE COURSE Rf. I, Box IZ34, Renton Ph 5-3l94 QUWING THREE POWER WRE DAY OR NI dal! RENTON 5-9111 ,E.. -RQ CKERS GHT 5-6171 or 5-3828 CUSTOM BUILT FURNITURE AT lvAR's TOWING ssnvlcz LOWER PRICES formerly WoIfe's Towing Service ' RUG and FURNITURE CLEANING ' RESTYLINC RENTON BOWLING ' nsosslcnmc RECREATION - RENEWING I2 NOON TO 12 MIDNIGHT LOUIE, WES, NICK 113 THIRD AVE. PHONE 5-3022 Free Pick-up and Delivery Call Renton 5-3100 COP B 81 B RUG CLEANERS ' AND UPHOLSTERY :551'fif12i: Renton Plant at oransa 3 P11one5: Renion 5-5316 Seaiile MOhawk 4292 Zaafdefz AU X1 ll W l x s. 5 X ju! 7 I. V ,-rv v,-1' 1 f' ' I lf Pays to Drive 2 Way Lei us furnish your home in 'ihe lafesi siyles in Kroehler or Buili-We1l living room furniiureg cover your floors wiilw Gulisfan or Mohawk rugs and assure perfeci sleeping wiih a Serie or Englander maHress. ASHLEY-GOODMAN FURNITURE MOhawk 4627 - Maple Valley and Sunset Blvd. - 5-7700 TO and AIRCRAFT SALES S ACROSS FROM NEW RENTON HOSPITAL 13665 RAINIER AVENUE - - - RENTON, WASHINGTON P. O. BOX 637 ,Frank Aliment John Bausano Congratulations, Grads! K' f RIDE ' , WITH Ms I ,, , J with SAFETY 3 ' f I - xr and EcoNoMY fx 4 , X.-kiwi.: .'r'-i - L, I fe? 4. fl , and coNvENlENcE iff X lfflii i' l and COMFORT 'Y145 WQZZQISELTC Memugoiliboard Serving: North Bend, Issaquah, Hazelwood Ssfligf Fishing Tackle Kennydale, Bryn Mawr, Skyway, Lake City Lake Forest Park, Bothell. TO AND FROM SEATTLE A s. B sPoRTsMEN's , HEADQUARTERS , o 3l7 Main St. Phone 9063-4330 Renton, Wash. FOR DEPENDABLE BUS TRANSPORTATION 7be hfQf70?!79f!76W H D O 17271 PERFORMANCE, LUXURY AND SAFETY COMPARABLE Sf' W7 MOTOR IN GARAGE phone: 5-5200 1400 Bronson Way COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF l953 FIash's 106 Store 212 Wells Street ...and... Renton Variety Store 719 Third Avenue Two Convenient Locations Serving You Congratulations, Seniors ir ETHEL'S DELICATESSEN Cold Meats Pickles Cheese Ice Cream Salads i0l Park St. Phone 5-9018 RENTON FUNERAL HOME 24-Hour Ambulance Service Radio Dispatched Oxygen Equipment Trained Attendant 'A' 300 Third Ave. Phones 5-8281 1 LA. 9773 DUN CALF GROCERY Quality Meats Fruits and Vegetables Complete Line of Groceries Tl'IlfCI Ave. Phone IN S U R A N C E AUTO-LIFE-FIRE N ANDO PHILLIPS INSURANCE 507 Third Ave. Phone 5-4269 SUCCESS T0 THE CLASS OF '53 DR. L. A. WHITE oPToMETRls1' 305 Wells Phone 5-3788 RENTON, WASHINGTON SWIFT LETTER SHOP Telephone-Answering Service Stenographic and Mailing Service Mimeographing Wood Bldg. Renton 5-4420 M ... Guernsey Milk Sunshine Milk Homo-Rich Milk Half-and-half Cream Whipping Cream Commercial Cream Buttermilk Cottage Cl1eese Chocolate Milk Orange-Ade Butter Eggs FOR 6000054 WW 07 KRI TOFER 0 6500 South 154th Ph es: Renton-ENterprise 9901 Seattle 88, Washingt Seattle-L0gan 1717 Flora Foremost in Flowers Ronnie Snappy Transfer 85 Storage C0 Fmzza Renton PIoWer Shop THE FINEST, FRESH FLOWERS SMARTLY PRESENTED IN CLISTENING CELLOPHANEH FLOWERS TELEGRAPH ED 4 I ' I 'fmrg ,S1 I I Phone 5-5161, Day or Night Seattle Ph. IVIO-I889 M O V I N G Nation Wide Moving Service Insured Carrier Padded Vans Packing and Crating Martin Van Line, agent Free estimates 5-4349 Renton I 26 Logan Rent It .... Try It Like It .... Buy It if Rototillers and Garden Tillers ir McCulloch Chain Saws W Evinrude Outboard Motors 'lf Jacobsen and Johnston Power Mowers SALES SERVICE RENTALS 4IO Third Ave. Free Delivery Adjoining McCulloch Sales 81 Service C 0 Renton, Wash Stokes Mortuary I4034 Rainier Ave. Renton 5 3662 We Always Aim to Have the Best ' In Mechanics ' In Service fo? K- IS' ' In Cars-New or Used I fed , f Ji? ki L QV I I f CIc11'ke Brothers Motor Co. Dealers Established 1921 Bronson Way at Bridge Best Wishes To the Grads of 1953 from FRANIQS RADIO and TELEVISION 2l4 Williams Phone 5-7222 MOTOR MART GLEN CLOW LEO KNlC-HT Hydramatic Cr Automatic Transmission Specialists MOTOR TUNE-UP BRAKES FRONT ENDS Phone 5-7722 Across from Renton Hospital Compliments of Floyd K. Dixon Have Your Friends Sign Here Congratulations, Seniors 1953 LONG-BELL LUMBER CO. Everything for the Builder l366l Rainier Avenue Congratulations, Seniors of I 953 TONKIN'S CAFE Breakfast . . . Lunch . . . Dinner Banquets Phone 5-5462 Sl l Third Ave. Renton, Wash. Renton Seattle 5-5124 LA i632 GOOD LUCK SENIORS OF 1953 4 R QS PE' R .AQ S 3 gi ,jf from 305 Airport Way Phone 5-5422 S6 Per Month Rents or Buys Any Portable Typewriter UNDERWOOD -- ROYAL REMINC-TON - SMITH CORONA Record Stationery and Office Supply 801 Walla Walla St. GLAM OR-E YES Accent your personality with the latest in Fashion Frames Styles and color for every occasion Your Eyes Deserve the Best Renton Optical Ce. 903 Third Ave. Phone 5'722l Once a Customer - Always A Friend 266062-,i- REGAL FURNITURE CO. 805 Second Ave. Summer Cottons in Beautiful Pastels Embossed Cotton, Avondale Chambrays, Denim D . s otted Swiss, Percales, Dan River Cinghams sew and SAVE The FABRIC CENTER 3lO Wells 5-7414 White Mercury Sales 222 MILL ST. RENTON, WASH. Phones Renton 5-8286 Seattle RA, 3488 Compliments of AUDl0'VIIlJAL CENTEIQ, INC. P. H. JAFFARIAN, Manager l205-l207 No. 45th St. Seattle 3, Washington ME. 8461 RENTON, WASHINGTON Serving the Schools with a Complete Line I' A' Rogouay Phone 53442 of Audio-Visual Equipment and Material Ken Farber LA. 8859 CHINA VILLA CHINESE and AMERICAN FOODS Also Orders to Take Out and Delivered i' Between 2nd C7 3rd on Williams 226 Williams Renton 5-4343 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 This space paid for by W. J. COLLINGS Dr. Collings Dental Clinic 705 Third Ave. 5-3111 Good Luck, Seniors' Complete Self-Service 'A' 5lO Third Ave. Phone 5-74Ol Congratulations, Seniors from Schocken Men's Store Your Clothing and Men's Furnishings SHOP AT BUDGET PRICES 234 Wells St. Phone 5-5135 Congratulations, Class of '53 From IOl1I1SO11,S Grocery 251 Factory Street FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES A Complete Selection Phone 5-4701 i' 440111 Man Holmesw 'A' Congratulations, Seniors PEDERSEN BRGS FUEL CO. Burner Oils Rich Heat 1 15 Park Avenue Renton Churehill's Cottage Shop Renton's Largest and Friendliest Youth Center 'lr 309 Wells sf. BEST WISHES TO THE C-RADS OF 1953 f rom BERGMAN'S Prescriptions 900 Third Ave. Renton Phone 5-3861 Mo. 4320 Sew with your own Singer SINGER sewing center 224 Wells 5-7001 Renton La 6669 Congratulations, Seniors! EVERY MEAL'S A PLEASANT ONE at the 0WL CAFE Sea Foods . . . Dinners . . . Breakfast 808 Third Ave. Phone 5-9064 Congratulations, Grads 753 DIAMONDS WATCHES LUGGAGE For the Finest in Jewelry TONY PORCELLO JEWELER 915 Third Avenue Congratulations to the Class of '53 GALVIN SUPPLY 00. 'A' 331 Wells sf. Phone 5-3162 Congratulations and Best wishes to the Graduating Seniors' fffatietli .Qucfio 304 Williams St. Phone 5-7441 DALIQ Xl MCLENDON PLUMBING and WATER PIPE Hardware and Electrical Supplies SCHORN PAINTS Phone 5-9083 320 Wells St. Renton, Wash. For Sportswear of Distinction it's WHITE STAG PLAY CLOTHES at the FASHIONETTE 916 Third Ave. Phone 5-3636 Bill Santi-Furniture Appliance 0 Full Line in Westinghouse 0 Complete Home Furnishings 0 Packard Bell Television BRUCE PICKERING- BILL SANTI, Owners 914 2nd Ave. Phone 5-7273 Congratulations, Class of 1953 i' .l. C. Penney Co. 715 Third Ave, Phone 5-3631 Nordhy Central Hardware . isa -f12i25f52i2EI2f?'- 4' ia: : -2:2115-',-'--' ,-:1:1:1:g1- -1--1-I-1:':r:r:1:r:1:f:, ff' Qffiiiiifiiffi ' f .. -:fi252?2Ffffif2ff' 11555251 9 .1 -' sfisi. 'iff 'i1EE:5:ESEf'Z f f l'-zifili i :EE S T 1 , Wi -1:5 Z2f'J H . 5 227 Williams Phone 5-5292 PARK AVENUE APPAREL Coats, Suits, D-resses Skirts, Blouses, Sweaters Cr ACCESSORIES NEW SPORTSWEAR LINES Ac ross from 107 Park Ave, Wening Motors 5-3762 GOOD LUCK, SENIO-RS OF 1953 , 1 7 passes.-ffl.. i-,- -f fju , 'l55l'2gw4ivJz1 A N H. RENTON FISH MARKET 311 lvlain St. Phone 3031 Congratulations 1953 Graduates From Renton's Storehouse of Treasures Select jewelry that is extravagant in beauty and low in price Backed by GARLAND'S pledge of quality Widest Selections of RINGS . . . WATCHES COSTUME JEWELRY SILVERWARE Graduation Gifts School Rings Complete Line of Gift Items for Men and Women LOWEST PRICES Remember. . . lt Pays to See GARLAND First LUGILLE WILLIAMS Garland Jewelers 926 Third Ave. 5-5lOl GAFFNE Y'S LAKE WILDERNESS Resort . . . 2-4444 Lodge . . . 2-4400 FINE FOODS. . , HOTEL ROOMS CABINS I A T lx . ,Wff Q? H M l il ll -1 Golf -- Saddle Horses - Dancing Swimming -- Roller Skating - Picnicking, etc. BUSTER HARDWARE Company Across from City Hall Complete Line of Hotpoint Appliances Speed Queen Washers and Ironers Zenith Television and Radio Dutch Boy Paints Paint-UP 230 Wells Phone 5-32,11 Tom Dobson and Son INSURANCE Q X . fn ,X . at ff Q ill if nts I 'Ia s-, 'ls Q R 'L 35, KQF' l ly! . x ' i ,K fe 6 x f , lo ii, 2 rp ' 'r NX QS bfl . ' Ju., s A ' A X -5 5 The firm that service and integrity built REAL ESTATE 9ll Third Avenue Congratulations RENTON HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES CLASS OF I953 BRYN MAWR f Sporting Goods and 101 Store Fishing Tackle :- xy L. SX 1' f ' EN .-3 ... D . - is +IA Y ii if -- Hunting and Fishing Licenses 5- Anything in Varieties Barber Shop 11435 Rainier Ave. RA 9551 Compliments of LENA'S CHICKEN iN' STEAK HOUSE For Parties and Banquets Try Lena's Delicious Butter-tried Chicken and Steaks Breakfast . .. Lunches . . . Dinners 425 Airport Way Phone 5-9025 For Homes or Insurance CALL US! We Enjoy Helping You 70466602 - Inc. REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES INSURANCE 213 Wells St. Renton, Washington To the Class of '53 aymonafa Emporium Department Store 924 Thi rd Ave. Highland Variety Highland Shopping Center-5-4560 COMPLETE SHOE SERVICE if PagIia's Shoe Repair 317 Williams Congratulations, Seniors, from . . 766145114 Hlrffhing Men's Wear of Distinction featuring. . . 0 Botany 500 Suits 0 McGregor Sports Wear O Arrow Shirts 0 Florsheim and Jarman Shoes 0Jantzen Sweaters 0 Stetson Hats Phone 5-4571 812 Third Avenue Phone 5-4271 Quick SAFE RELIABLE PUHICH CLEANERS 909 Walla Walla 5-9l89 SUNSET COAL 81 OIL CO. ROSSOE OIL BURNERS Sales G' Service Heating Oils Local Sz Eastern Coals 546 Park Ave. Phone 5-7300 uCOl1gl'I:ltl1l3tiOl1S,, from SQUARE DEAL GROCERY We Specialize in Finest Fruits and Vegetables FREE DELIVERY FANCY 6' STAPLE VEGETABLES Joe Petsche's Renton Music Store Culbransen Pianos Hammond Solovox Band Instruments . . . Guitars Buescher. . .Cibson. . . Martin. . .Olds Epiphone. . . Martin Records . . . Sheet Music RENTALS APPLIED ON PURCHASE 9l8 Third Avenue Phone 5-534i ELLIS FOOD MARKET Fresh Vegetables - Meats and National Advertised Groceries I I5OO Sunset Blvd. Phone 5-6446 G A M B L E ' S Western Auto Supply The Family Store 0 APPLIANCES ' AUTO SUPPLIES ' SPORTING GOODS We Supply Your Needs ZIO WELLS PHONE 5-399l 216 Wells Phone 5-5491 f .sv L 17 Q, -ti... , 1 .Q Ex f- laszs' Har! J . si if on HC. ti ' if I 5'liEfi:sl:fiQ'ill,ft.?n f'T31:EE 5f573W W WWW-' l?fi1lll3ellQi?Qn,ffl2Et'Zla P hd nou.An ron DOLLAR You 'accom' M' ca, CAN'T BEAT A PoN1lAce car-and you cant beat our deal. 'Optional at extra cost. CHIEFT AIN PONTIAC 205 Logan Phone 5-6225 Good Luck, Seniors' . H. B. Renton Auto Brokers Laura Custer's Dzflvrvs Apparel Quality Merchandise at Moderate Prices 'A' 615 3rd Avenue Bus. Phone 5-7531 Renton, Washington Res. Phone 5-3627 REID 81 COOK Renton's Pioneer Electrical Dealer ir SALES and SERVICE MO. 2050 205 Main St. 5-3271 For the Best in DRUG STORE PRODUCTS 0 SUNDRIES 0 PRESCRIPTIONS 0 SCHOOL SUPPLIES SHAW BROTHERS DRUG STORE 220 Wells Phone 5-4391 PIONEER BAKERY if SPECIAL-l'lES2 DANISH PASTERIES DECORATIVE CAKES 810 Third Ave. 5-3292 COMPLI MENTS OF HANDY-ANDY Variety and Gift Shoppe Your Complete Variety Store Congratulations, Seniors 305 Third Avenue Phone 5-7123 RENTON HIGH BAND UNIFORMS BY Nudelman Brothers We Wish the Seniors Much Success 1308 Second Ave. - Seattle, Wash. Ghapman Slccfric Electrical Contractors ' INDUSTRIAL ' COMMERCIAL ' RESIDENTIAL 'lr FLUORESCENT LIGHTING NEON PRODUCTS i' SALES fr SERVICE Free Estimates Gladly Given PHONES: LA 2423-RENTON 5 -3740 SUPER MARKET Complete Line of Groceries FRUITS and VEGETABLES Open Nine to Nine Seven Days a Week 911 WALLA WALLA 3RD Cr MORRIS PH. 5 3248 Congratulations, Seniors 5I I Westla Waskingfon School Suppfy Co. Distributors of School Supplies and Equipment EL I025 ke Ave. North Seattle 9, Wash. f-ifzdeezaa Supply Hickok's port Shop WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT if 208 Seneca St. Seattle I Seneca 1730 I X Q, fi E. f gi E9 Xia f 'A' I X f I Congratulaggrg gnclslgest Wishes HOBBIES Airplanes 'lf Railroading if Cars if Boats 5' Ceramics if Figurines ff Flower Craft Art Supplies t PAULSON OFFICE SUPPLY zis Main sf. phone 5-3209 Across from Wening Motors Renton, Washington IO9 Park Ave. Renton, Wash. Phone 5-6273 THREE CONVENIENT LOCATIONS and FURNITURE TO SERVE You! 3rd 8' WILLIAMS BIG FREE P A R K I N C L O T S 1-hehome Low EVERYDAY PRICES of Frigidaire 'A' Appliances 'k Wlcnkezf gdfd Loads of Luck Stafzea to The Class of '53 RENTON Renton Highlands-Skyway TONY'S CLEANERS WE HAVE A NNE A Little Finer. . .A Little More Careful GIFT SELECTION xl, A if lu .nun 54 For Dry Cleaning at its Best! FOR EVERY OCCASION . . . The Allen Shops Friendly Attention to Every Selection o. HORNING-Proprietors-JACK BALES 920 Third Ave, Phone 5 3109 ATTENTION, PLEASE! Congratulations, Seniors A specialty of the Renton Economy Store is a Complete line of ldemelges Lingerie and Babies and l Ten Wear Everything for the Working Man R N N 0 Member F.T.D.-Flowers by Wire s 'f 'th Fl THE woRKlNc MAN'S ay' W' owen HEADQUARTERS 230 Main St. Near the corner of Third Ave. Phone 5-4862-Nite 5-7398 309 Third Ave Next to O.K. Cab Company RUTHERFORITS XXX BARREL Swevilmwdl HAVE CHOSIN featuring XXX Root Beer and CHAMPBURGERS is Q- i Y T - sonnsnro set 3 Ai L. Engogem tRing lgnfoenlxsli n f ' N RY AMES WHERE A JEWELERS mc. ,,,..,.........,...,........,, i.,. fl S mm PM A. H, Rutherford, owner Ph. 5-5641 3l5 Third Ave- Phone 5 3704 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES T0 THE GRADUATING SENIORS RENTON BRANCH People's National Bank OF WASHINGTON Renton's Pioneer Banking Institute 800 Thi d A -. 5-4545 GOOD LUCK T0 A SWELL CLASS ZYESMIF Hlyfrs ' SCIENTIFIC ALCOHOL EDUCATION for .IUNIOR AND SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLS 'A' WASHINGTON IEMDEIIANCE ASSOCIATION Phone: EL 5495 Seattle Arcade Bldg We Welcome All You Graduates of '53 HOME BUILDERS CENTER 1 SIDINC ,ip EQ . ROOFING 0 PLYWO f I INSULATION X:-f?UgI7f9f'g77-f WWVUQ I V127 fy t a WWI W , IIS t o Renton A1umn1 120 Mills Street RENTON, WASHINGTON Associaton ' Phone 5-3071 YOUR RENTON STUDEBAKER DEALER Congratulates You Graduates of '53 FRANK E. RHODES 511 Third Ave.. . I Phone 5-3489 Announcing . . . DR. E. M. BENSON VISION SPECIALIST Congratulations, Seniors THE SUPER CREAMERY will remain open every Friday evening SUPE until 9:00 for your convenience Office Hours 9 to 5:30 daily-Closed Saturdays A Phone Renton 5-539i PETE and MILLIE 306 Wells St Barei Bldg. Suite 8-9 9l 9 Third Ave. Phone 5 79l l CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS from AND BEST WISHES FROM EMORY'S MEN 'S WLAR Renton Feed and Seed Co. RENTON'S MODERN MEN'S STORE HAY - FEEDS SEED-FERTILIZERS BE WELL DRESSED FARM AND GARDEN surruss SHOP AT 324 Main St. Renton 5-5l l0 S 9ll Third Ave. Phone 5 7783 The ALL-NEW CHEVROLET Congratulations to All of You WILLIAMS 81 SWANSON Your Friendly Chevrolet Dealer Since l93l Phon Renton es - 5-4566 LA. 4455 Q? . Now On Dis la . . . 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