Renton High School - Illahee Yearbook (Renton, WA)

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Mrs. LOIS FACH Mr. DWIGHT Mrs. IONA Mrs. GAIL Miss MARGARET Typing 2 TON FELTON FERENCZ FERGUSON F INDLEY Plaque Committee Spanish Counselor Geography Home Ec. Counselor U. of Washington, B.A. Exchange Boys, Club Chairman Assembly Committee Mothers, Tea College Conferences U. of Washington, B.A. No. State T.C., B.S. U. of Wisconsin, B.S. Washington State, B.S. Dakota Wesleyan, B.A. P. E. DEP RTMENT The objectives of the Physical Education Department are to establish physical Fitness, recreational capacity, and safety capacity, both physically and mentally in R.H.S. students. The department offers several iitness programs W hockey, weight lifting, and drill. It also directs a Hrst aid and safety driving program, a requirement for graduation. Recreation Leadership is also ollerbd to seniors. This course includes history and philosophy of recreational activities. Mr. L1-:RoY Mr. STAN Mrs- RUTH FROST FREDERICK FREDRICKSON Permanent Substitute World Affairs Trigonometry 5-B-A Tisket Fire Patrol Chairman Assembly Committee Chairman Valley City T.C., BS. Pacific Lutheran, B.A. U- Of Wa-Yhingf0nf B-M- Mr. MAURICE Mr. WACO TEXAS Mr. DURY FOX FINK FOSTER Industrial Arts Dept. Biology Developmental Reading Head P.A. Supervisor Plaque Committee Annual Pictures Pacific Lutheran, B.A. U. of Washington, B.A. W.W.S.C., B.A. ALLIED RT. DEPT. The Allied Arts Department provides the students with information about all phases of industrial life, knowledge of art, and to develop an active interest in industry. The department consists of classes in two fields: Industrial art subjects are, auto mechanics, wood shop, and technical drawing. Fine or creative art subjects are creative art, advanced art, and commercial art. The student learns to express his ideas by means of drawing and creating. Mr. RALPH GAGE Miss VIRGINIA Mr. VIRGIL Lit 2, Comp. 2 GREENLEE GROSS Lit Club Girls' Sports S.D. and First Aid U. of Washington, B.A. Cheerleader Adviser Boys' Athletics Washington Stale, M.S. U. of Oregon, M.E Mrs. ANGELA Mrs. JUDITH Mr. NORMAN GUILLORY HANNUS HASH Lit 4, Comp. 4 Study Hall Dean of Students Graduation Detail Northern Idaho College Youth Leadership U. of Idaho, B.A. W.W.S.C., B.A.

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Mr. AL Mrs. ALTA Mr. WILLIAM Mr. WILLIAM Miss GLADYS Mr. CHARLES ABBOTT ARMSTRONG BARQNOVKFH BBLMONDO BERRY BOWEN U. S. History Wfirld Agana? Dlrected Studies Transportation Counselor Science Dept. Head Social Dances BOYS GYIIIDZSUCS S'B'A' Tickets Washington State, B.S yy Social Dances Physics U. of Maine, B.S, U. of Washington, M.S. U. of Washington, M.A. I 1 QU. gf' Washington, B.A. U. of Washington, BS ll . no B 5 SGIE CE j . I if I EP RTMBNT Xt, lv ot' tt 1 n lf ' YY To 1 Miss HELEN Mrs. JOYCE- Miss DUSALINA BUCHER BURDICK CAVALETTO Girls' P.E. Lit. 3, Comp. 3 Librarian Girls, Drill Team Basketball Supervision University of Oregon, U of Washington, BA. U. of Washington, B.A. Lib Certificate U IC DEP RTMEN T Courses in music at Renton are primarily designed to produce intelligent consumers of music. These goals are achieved through active participation in the subdivided areas of this department: band, orchestra, and choir, each having various preparatory classes. These courses are all organized on an ability basis, rather than a grade level. In this way the student can gain more by playing or singing in a group where the other students are nearly the same ability ievel. iii The science department provides information about the my world around us in order that people may live in it more .li successfully. For the technical student it hopes to develop a number sense in connection with some basic laws of f nature, anticipating their use of these to design things which will raise our standard of living. For the curious, it will guide him in the ways of scientific method, that he may win new knowledge from nature. I i I Mrs. VIVIAN Mr. WALLACE Mr. HAROLD COCHRAN COCHRAN CONLEY Attendance Office Biology Drivers' Training Graduation Chairman S.B.A. Tickets Vehicle Control U. of Noni, Dakota, B.A, Lewis and Clark, A.B. E.W.S.C., M.E. Mr. GENE Mrs. MARY Mr. JUDY Mr. ROBERT Mr. EDWIN Miss PATRICIA COULON CROSETTO DAVIDSON DICKEY EDGECOMBE ERIKSON Recreation Leadership Lit. 2, Comp. 2 Cafeteria Head Metal Shop Lit. 2, Comp, 2 Girls, P.E. U of Washington, B.A. Activities Evaluation U. of Puget Sound, Dads' Night Bus Loading Girls' Intramurals U. of Washington, B,M. B.A. W.W.S.C., M.A. U. of Oregon, B.A. U. of Washington, B S YV 2 I ' A 1 .s .v . xl

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s 6 f W W S t a Mrs. LEONA Mr. JIM HECK Mr. JOHN HEINLE Mr. JERRY Mrs. EDITH Mr, CURTIS HAWKEN Boys' Sports Technical Drawing HENDERSON HOEPFNER HORNE Typing Assistant Football Commercial Club S.D. and First Aid Geometry Lit, 3, Comp. 3 Bulletin Boards Coach Dickinson State Vehicle Control Social Dances Debate Coach N. Michigan U. of Washington B.A. Colorado State U. of Washington W,W,S,C,, B,A, College, B.S. B.A. B.A. B.A. F OREIG ANGUAGE DEPART E The study of foreign languages determines to acquaint the student with the language, customs, history, and the traditions of foreign peoples. The foreign language depart- ment provides an opportunity for elective studies in six languages: French, German, Italian, Latin, Spanish, and Russian. Students taking these languages are taught to speak, read, write, and most of all to comprehend the lan- guage. Listening and speaking experiences are gained through the use of the language lab. Mr. ALAN INGLIS Mrs. BARBARA Mr. CARL JOHNSON Sociology JELINEK U, 5, History College Conferences Lit. 2, Comp. 2 History Department U. of Washington Activities Evaluation Head M.E. Northwestern, B.S. Columbia U.: MUA. Mr. JERRY KENT Mr. HARLEY KIRK Mr. JOSEPH Chemistry Lit. 4, Comp. 4 KOENIG Activity Evaluation English Department Drivers, Training U. of Washington Head Track Official B.A. U. of Washington Washington State B.A. B.S. Miss MYRA Miss HEDWIG IERIEN HUESTIS HUSBY String Technique Lit. 3, Comp. 3 Detail U. of Washington Pep Club Advisor of Wisconsin B.A. Concordia College B.A. COUNSELOR 9 DEP RTME T The Counseling Department consists of a head counse- lor and four class counselors. Each student is assigned to a counselor to whom he may go to for help and guidance in matters pertaining to his school life. One of the responsi- bilities of the counselor is to assist the student in under- standing himself, vocationally and educationally-wise. They must also work with teachers and parents in developing a better understanding of students. Counseling requires study in social and biological sciences, and humanities. Mrs. BERNICE Mr. DON LARSON Mr. IRV LEIFER KOESTER French and Italian Boys' P.E. Home Ec. Foreign Lang. Basketball Coach Department Head Dept. Head E.W.S.C.,B.A. U. of Washington U- 01' W05hi71gf0n B.S. B.A- 14