Renton High School - Illahee Yearbook (Renton, WA)

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ally f FRONT ROW: Alice Scannell, Kathy Argano, Marilee Robertson. Lois Williams. lanice Betts, Barbara Bernik. ROW Z: Elaine Wedemeyer, lackie Bartlett. Carolyn Guy. ROW 3: Suc Heppenstall. Sandra Langland. janet Williams. ROW -l: Gladys Berry. Arlene Bressan. ludy Hird, Lynn Willingham. ROW S: Roberta Delaurenti, Barbara Danielson. Delores Sharp, ROW 6: Martha Dobson. Signe Bergman. Karen McGarrigle. ROW 7: lon Swanson, Herb Seablom. ILLAHEE This years Hlllaheel' staff functioned with its usual competency to bring the students a fine annual. The staff is under the direction of Miss Gertrude Schlauch, the faculty adxiser, who was ably assisted by Arlene Bres- san, senior editorg Jackie Bartlett, junior editor, and Gladys Berry. head typist The staff itself was picked from a large number of xolunteers, lt is their rob to compose the wmte-ups. to organize the material, to select a theme and to help select a coxer The staff is divided into sexeral different departments which are: reporters, typists, artists, and sports, During the annual ,trite a contest was held to stimulate sales lt pitted the classes against each other, for a short time, to see which class would buy the most annuals, The seniors won the contest, followed by the iuniors. sophomores, and freshmen. in that order. A booth was set up in the hall also, to give more students the opportunity to purchase an lllahee Much credit should also be gixen to Mr. Conley, Mr Fox, and Mr, Larson iwho helped with the picture- takingl, Mr Young and Mr, Fox iwho assisted with the photosl and Miss l-leppell 'who aided with the art world Manx thanks to the lllahee staff for a job well done. fl fi. ,411 ,.----+ y -1 EDITORS ART STAFF

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MW LOUIS BAREI CLYDE DUNSON DAVE ALLEN Vice-President President Secretary BOYS' CLUB The Boys' Club, under the leadership of Mr. O'Brien, Senior High boys' adviser, Clyde Dunson, President, Louis Barei, Vice-President, and David Allen, Secretary, is an organization to which every boy in school belongs. The first duty of the Boys' Club this year was the changing of the constitution to include the ninth grade. With the help of Mr. Robertson, this work was done by Jim Webster, Ken Dohrnherg, Brian Davis, Ron Crock- ett, Bob Shaft, and Jon Bergman. Dads' Night, held on January I3, was the main event of the Year, On this night both boys and girls were invited to bring their fathers to school for an evening of entertainment. ln addition, the Boys' Club put on an assembly once a month with the types of programs of major interest to the boys, They also cofsponsored Careers Day and the College Conference. The purpose of the Boys' Club is to unify the working powers of the boys that they may be of service to the school, to build character, give citizenship training, and develop reliability. BOYS' CLUB CABINET ROW 1: Brian Davis, Dave Allen, Clyde Dunson, Louis Barei, Gary Ausman, Carl Smith. ROW 2: Ron Crockett, lim Webster, Duane Cruenich, Ted Sipila, lon Bergman, joe Anderson.

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'Cb 3 la f-ia-.. SEATED: Norman Balcom, Bcrtozzi, Mary Clarissa Sherman, Phyllis Hegel, Connie Robinson, Nancy Baer. ST Anderson, Larry Yvonne Rasmussen. Cary Hall, Bob Thiel, Don Puckett, Shirley Gardner, Willingham, Barbara CHIEFTAIN CARRIES SCHOOL NEWS Many weeks of work confronted Barbara Helman and Anne Barnes early in the year when they began their task as co-editors of The Chieftain, first semester. Sharing this work were Lynn Willingham, associate editor, Larry Gibson and Cary Hall, sports editors, Other members of the editorial staff were Helen Ryckman and Lorraine Muhich, exchange editors, Judy Siebens and Marie Rosa, morgue editors, Joan Feyerabend, photo editor, Clarissa Sherman, alumni editor, Joan Feyerabend, Joyce Lawyer, Dick Saunders, and Frances Trimm, copy readers, Norman Balcom and Bob Thiel, co- business managers, Don Puckett, advertising manager, and Fred Delaurenti, circulation manager. Typists were Roberta Bertozzi and Joyce Lawyer, The entire staff is under the direction of Miss Borghild F, Anderson, communications instructor. Second semester brought an entirely new editorial staff. Chosen as co-editors were Joan Fcyerabend and Frances Trimmg associate editor, Orlena Watson. Other members of the staff were Pat Johnson, photo editor, Joyce Lawyer and Loretta Raub, copy readers, Lorraine Muhich and Helen Ryckman, morgue editors, Virginia Peterson, alumni erlitorg Marie Rosa and Judy Siebens, exchange editors. Sports editors were Hal Heath and Noel Owens with Elva Whitson in charge of girls' sports. Herb Huse- land and Noel Owens directed the features. lt was agreed by all that these groups of students published a newspaper that both educated and enter- tained the students of Renton High School. I e Nw-swf' H , K .t ,, fi, M S -an .nun-an-........s.wl?5Ftvf FRONT ROW: Virginia Peterson. Orlena Watson, Frances Trimm. loan Feyerabend, Herb Huseland, Elva Whitson, Dick Bowyer. BACK ROW: Mary lane, Hal Heath, Loretta Raub, ludy Siebens, Marie Rosa, Noel Owens, Helen Ryckman, Lorraine Muhich. joyce Lawyer. -f if i 6' SI ' 1 ,V ' i