Renton High School - Illahee Yearbook (Renton, WA)

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MRS. ANGELA I' h GUILLORY MR. CURT HORNE g Lit. 4 8- Comp. 4 Lit. 3 81 Comp. 3 S.B.A. Pictures College Conference MRS. MARY CROSETTO Lit. 2 8x Comp. 2 Mothers' Tea MR, HARLEY KIRK Lit. 4 SI Comp. 4 Debate Advisor ws.. f ,O Eng. Dept. Head MR. EDWIN EDGECOMBE Lit. 1,2 8E Comp. 1,2 Plaque Comm. MISS HEDWIG HUSBY Comp. 3 8. Lit. 3 Junior Council MR. WACO TEXAS FOSTER Develamental Reading Stadium Parking MRS. SUE NORTON Comp. 2 81 Lit. 2 Disaster Detail MRS. NAOMI DUKE Lit. 1,2 a comp. 1,2 Tolo E MISS MILDRED PADDEN Lit. I,2 81 Comp. I,2 Torch Breakfast MR. RICHARD NICHOLS Comp. 2 81 Lit. 2 Dad's Night MR. JOHN SCHERMERHORN Lit. 3 81 Comp. 3 Dramatics General Chm. AIYN wel nt A Gm. MR. G. D. GRAHAM gf' ju gt CORP' 2 MRS. OLGA MR. ERNEST 1 'UF WRANDSTEDT WOODFIELD G' 'ng Lit. 3 8, comp, 3 comp. 3 3. uf. 3 Dance Comm. Annual Pictures 8 Department MR. RALPH GAGE Comp. 2 81Lit. 2 Social Dances MR. ROBERT SCHNEIDER Journalism lllahee Advisor Lit. 3 81 Comp. 3 Golf Coach

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Mr. Weber's Message With the completion of the school year, the graduates will have reached a very important milepost along the highway of life. For a few their formal education has terminated, however, the majority will continue to develop skills and acquire knowledge in iob training programs, technical schools, or at higher academic institutions. Whatever the future brings to the members of the Class of 1962, may it be rewarding and reputable. The faculty and administration hope that your high school experiences will have kindled within, the ever- burning sparks that seek out truth, strive for worthy character, and influence by example. The Illahee is a reminder of the many activities contributing to your education during the past few years. fmywi, Mrs. Massucco Mr. Karl Weber Secretary Principal Mrs. Warren Mr. Alvin Warwick Secretory Vice-Principal Mr. Warwick's Message Renton has a fine program designed to meet the needs of its students from both a physical and intellectual standpoint. Worthwhile education is not conhned to the classroom. It goes every- where. We are always proud of the many young people who graduate from our school. May you, the members of the Class of 1962, go forth to meet the challenge of this period with wisdom and spirit. We know that what you are about to do will be well done. CZZue0vt,fH,0fj 7

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F ore' n MR. ouRY rox MRS. Doizon-iv 9 Industrial Arts Dept. STICKNEY Art Language and Head Photo Club Dads' Night Allied Arts MR. ROBERT DICKEY Metal Shop School Pride MR. MILES GOODWIN Home Visitor Torch Breakfast MR. MORRIS HOWLAND Shop Drawing Plaque MR. .I. L. DAVIDSON School Lunches MR. JOHN HEINLE Shop Drawing Commercial Club MR. KEN SHAWHAN Wood Shop Plaque MR. GEORGE URQUHART Metal Shop MR. BYRON SMITH Auto Shop Vehicle Control MR. OLOF MRS. JUDITH SWANSON HANNUS General Shop Study Hall Stadium Parking Mothers' Tea Chr. MRS. BETTY FELTON Spanish Foreign Exchange MR. DONALD LARSON Foreign Lang. Dept. Head Book Room MR. RENE MORIN French 81 Spanish Dads' Night MR. JOHN QUINN Latin Career Day MR. GEORGE TERSIISKY German 81 Russian Foreign Exchange MR. FRANK NOVEL Itaqlian 81 Spanish Vehicle Control