Renton High School - Illahee Yearbook (Renton, WA)

Page 25 text:

SEATED: Anita Delaurenti, Senior Editor LEFT TO RIGHT: Sharon Henson, Edith Randall, Kathy Cochran, Ann LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill Huntington, Dick Knutson, Arlene Delaurenti, Gerbracht. Arlene Bressan, junior Editor, ludy Hird, Marilyn Tharp, Ray Peretti. I L L A H E E Grows Uzader Annual Staff The Annual Staff this year differs from previous years because it was divided into various groups which worked on lay-outs, typing, sports, activities, photography and art. Although most people do not realize it, this hard- working group begins in the fall by planning the book and selecting the cover and continues working the entire year until the final happy day when the. annuals are handed out. Highlighting this year's work was the Annual Drive held in October. The staff made booster buttons, put notices in the bulletin, presented a skit and sponsored a brightly decorated booth in the rnain hall to encourage the students to buy more annuals. Many changes have been made in the lllahee this year to make it a bigger and better annual than ever. Special thanks should be given to Mr, Fox, Mr. Larsen and Mr. Conley for their help in picture taking, the Photo Club for all the snaps, and Miss Heppell for her assistance with the art work. Senior Editor for l953-54 was Anita Delaurentig Junior Editor was Arlene Bressan. They and the entire staff were advised by Miss Gertrude Schlauch. LEFT T0 RIGHT: Barbara Belmondo, Ruth Pierce, Gladys Acree. f SEATED: Anita Delaurenti, Senior Editor: Arlene Bressan, junior Editor. LEFT T0 RIGHT: Delores Lever, Donna Wallace, Myrna Abra- hamson, Betty Teraoka, Susan Heppenstall, Bill Longwell, Merilee Robertson, Kathryn Argano.

Page 24 text:

FLORENCE N IGHTINGALE Vice-President Girfs' Cfulv Develops Clzaracfer Girls' Club, under the supervision of Mrs, lvlehus, is an organization to which every girl in school belongs. The officers of '53-'54 were Donna Wallace, president, Florence Nightingale, vice-presidentg and Mollie Church, secretary. Among the many things sponsored by Girls' Club this year were the Kiwanis Halloween Dance, Courtesy Week followed by the annual tolo dance, the Mothers' Tea, and all the meetings throughout the year, Meetings which the Senior High girls attend are held at various times during the year for the purpose of helping with problems which may come up at the time. Branches of the Girls' Club include Bulletin Board Committee, Program Committee, Regulation Committee, which elects a Girl-of-the-Month each monthg and a senior Girl-of-the-Year g Standards Committee, Pub- licity Committee, and Friendship Club. Make Way for flze Boys' Club Under the direction of Mr, Luft, the Senior High boys are organized into the Senior High Boys, Club for the purpose of unifying the services that boys can render the school. Some of their biggest duties are: Planning club meetings and programs, assisting character training through bulletin announcements, and checking the bulletin boarrds. Character development, ethics, and citizenship train- ing form the core around which club meetings are built. Each home room has a representative which meets with and aids the executive board in carrying out these duties. This year the two main activities of the Boys' Club were Careers Day and Dads' Night. Hats off to the three fellows below, for making these activities and the Boys' Club a success this year. X' C FPS , 1 -A525 t . ,f M ti ,v'm,1- it Q MICKEY ZEVART FAY MILLETT LOUIS BAREI Vice-President President Secretary

Page 26 text:

,f , I V J - -ff X . g ff! x... ,Jf X KM- XR MJYB ff A 9 U fp ff M 3, f Y XXX rw W Q f ' l Q 2 fy Wfi W Xxx XV ffm f if .iri- fjjlfgf WJ W FALL 2 ,,,. .,