Renton High School - Illahee Yearbook (Renton, WA)
- Class of 1974
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'WA . - 4, .f ' f1ff'pQ I., 1' fy QM.. ,. . , 5, M i . sa .. 5 1 in 0 ,tw -. rvigyq ...V 4.4, 4 435, . . W ,. 'V' P H ' W QQ Y swag? K M , I mi N , M Y sv VA , -' s J, V , , , I A A , V., If Q 1 1 , 1 'W 1'-W Q 'fs nm W iw, :-A A ' 114' 57, 1' s - ab, is bm , 'E ff 4 W 7 ' it 5 5 Q- , 4' 34' , 'Q ' Lal k ' x ' ' if 4 ,Q q , f ag 1 we ' K vw I 4 in My 1 A ff fl, W fi X QQ: -mf ,mr -1 'Ji- . iv mfg, I ,Q 2 i f W 1 Dale Wentworth ., if l 'Qi' , 49 tr 5 Bobby Keenan Reed Grosvenor Shannon Courage Wes Hikida all Alan Wing Eric Baker Dale leading the pack. To 2nd at Sub-District 10th at District Varsity Cross Country Renton 26 Renton 21 Renton 23 Renton 19 Renton 27 Renton 22 Renton 15 ' Renton 18 Renton 40 Renton 18 Renton 20 Renton 17 Highline 29 Kentridge 36 Edmonds 35 Glacier 40 Evergreen 28 K-M 39 Kennedy 47 Lindbergh 38 Mt. Rainier 19 Hazen 37 Tyee 37 Auburn 41 V - ,IA ,,:x . 22... , 1 I , 3 , . Ray Hawkins Pete Braafladt Bruce Dunbar Lonnie Hansen Brian Namatame gasping. . .vve're if . Hikida, Baker, 81 Courage chug up the hill. Renton's if 1 Cross Country team started off big this year winning their first 7 meets by impressive scores. The harriers ran into a bit of trouble in their 8th meet against a tough Mt. Rainier bunch losing 19-40. But the harriers were off and running again with 4 more big wins to finish in a tie for first place, with an impressive 10-1 record. But Renton got first place hardware by finishing ahead of Evergreen at Sub-District. The whole year long, it was ateam effort with each runner contributing to the winning cause. This years captain was Dale Wentworth while the inspirational winner is Bob Keenan. Coach Savage Steve Bortz Reed and Dale battle for the lead 16 . '53, ' ,Im XM, . T 1 grcxnv 'Q' Qgltag-5 5 5 1555 . 3 gifs - :mmf ME X V ' team K . ww - n s ff 4 T' Wd , .K V I iw ' wo if . . 1' 1 HU ' V Q' , t ,L i 1 rg-f 1 ,. . M 5533! Q 'tm' .glt ' Q it km? f in A 'iiiffx I 1.1 A V' ' A ' f - I ' K ' 'M BACK ROW: Rick Hall, Bob Hawks, Hugh Collender, Greg Mjelander, Ken layne, Curt Binkley, lim Knauss. FRONT ROW: Greg Hinricksen, Dave Detwiler, Craig McVeigh, Cary Cappelotti, Ken Narasaki, Tom Wasner, Q lay Segimoto. I , w. 63059 . si' Golfers take a swing at it A rebuilding year with hopes of the future 1-5 14 Renton Renton Renton Renton Renton Renton Renton Renton Renton 1973 Golf Statistics 30 Kent 28 Lindbergh 41 Hazen 24 Highline 28 Evergreen 40 Kentridge 46 Mt. Rainier 39 Auburn Go This is a rebuilding year for the golf squad. Being young and inexperienced, is tough in a league like the N.P.S.L. The squad next year will have more experi- ence, and show good promise. This team was once again coached by Robert Schneider. Matt Finne was voted captain Renton Renton 36 Tyee 35 Glacier 51 Kennedy and also received the Elks Achievement Award. Bill Was- ner was voted most inspirational. Splashing to 4th place in .P.S.L. gl-W ,, .V . 'atv g 'T S, ' if a ,, ,- 1 -- .ff , , W e T ff . :f f ' 5- ' f Team members, BACK ROW: coach, Sherri Bloomer, Alice Aliment, Polly Caughron, Becky Linton, Mary Hood, Mary Carolan, Terry Steed, Theresa Christian, Barb Knuth, Margaret Suzick, Lori Campbell, Vicki Taylor, Sue Nord, Sharon Nakahara. ROW 2: Leann Del Duca, Cathy Conover, Carrie Cedargreen, Kathy Mano, Kim Loken, Kathy Swanson. ROW 1: Tami Crueger, aureen Flynn, lodi Forbes, Marcia Stevenson, Sharon Saboe, Karen Yasutake, Sharon Chinn, Cathy Haverland, julie Fujikado. Sue Nord The 1973 Girls' Swim team did exceptional- ly well. They came out of their season with a 5 win, 3 loss record. The team came out 4th in NPSL and placed 11th in all the state stand- ings. Six Indian swimmers qualified for state and were in the 200 medley relay. They were Sharon Saboe, Kris Seifert, Terry Steed, Mary Carolan, Lori Campbell, and Kathy Swanson- who was in the 50 free style, and placed 12th. Our team was 3rd in state relays. We feel since it was a young team this year, RHS is in for a great team next year. The Captain's award went to Terry Steed and Barb Knuth won the inspirational award. Girls' swimming pre-season RENTON 59- Hazen 36 RENTON 7'l- Tyee 25 N.P.S.L. Relay RENTON took 3rd place out of 9. RENTON 39 - Mt. Rainier 56 RENTON 32 Highline 63 RENTON 78 Kentridge 17 RENTON 65 K-M 30 RENTON 61 Lindbergh 34 RENTON 45 Kennedy 50 4th in N.P.S.L. STATE - Kathy Swanson 12th 50 FREE. 400 relay iTerry Steed, Kathy Swanson, Mary Carolan, Lori Campbell.l .11i' A 16 '4n1-P Spiking to .P.S. . champs!! s - N , 3 .,z,, Q IIJ, I .1.', , ' -- X E i A N-4 file? 5 L .1 .jj ,fl ' ' ,. .,... . . C C . 1 .. if ii, , .W ,. a- , k .... . ' ':' A 59423 . f'Ti-si?fs1f':.-- 156 Donna Starowski I Lv I JP' 3 Kellie Kovach Nancy Holm l-Ora Albee loni Kauzlarich VOLLEYBALL- RENTON vs Hazen WON RENTON vs Kentridge LOST RENTON vs Auburn WON RENTON vs K-M WON RENTON vs Lindbergh WON RENTON vs Evergreen WON RENTON vs Highline WON RENTON vs Tyee WON RENTON vs Kennedy WON RENTON vs Mt. Rainier WON STATE PLAYOFF-8th in STATE The Girls' Volleyball Team did an outstanding job for RHS this year. Miss Greenley coached the girls all the way into firstgplace in the N.P.S.L. and came out with a one loss, ten win record. We defeated both of our rivals, Lindbergh and Hazen, and pulled out a tough match against last year's champs, Highline. With four returning varsity sophomores, we can hope for just as good a team next year. A lot of thanks goes to Mr. Littlemen for a FANTASTIC job done. Karen Demchuck Debbie Overby Te Y ClaYl0n Team members ROW 'Ir Patty Seidenstricker, Sue Dribnenki, Linda Ihle, Janette Parsons, Rose Miouski, Pam May, Tanya Holland, Mari Shiraito. ROW 2: Carrie Charlton, Terry Olson, Patti Daraskavich, Maralee Gould, Karen Carlson, Cherie Toupin, Darlene Kortness, Becky Linton. STANDING: Managers, Rhonda Beans and Sharon Mar, Kellie Kovach, Donna Starowski, Karen Demchuck, Lora Albee, loni Kauzlarich, Debbie Overby, Nancy Holms, Terri Clayton, coach Greenlee. 17 Hazen 0 Kentridge 22 Glacier 0 be rgh 0 l Tyee 0 ighline 13 21 Hazen 14 if th place in ' 1113 to accomplish that goal of ' ' ' Qi ' A . n , , VV, WAX . , v , l being ahead of all the rest . a,.. 1117 BACK ROW: jim Carpenter, Dave Pearson, Mike Lawerence, Dave Roper, Martin Moks, Terry Truscan, Bill Adams, Dan Spencer, Dave Little, Dennis Finnegan, Randy Wik, Eddie Minalia, Gary Hall, Ron Brujell. ROW 3: Wayne Dallasto, manager, David Nord, Roger Kriekanbeck, jon Kodama, Mike Richardson, Greg Ekberg, Tony Longo, Brad Young, jim Kossert, Dale McDowell, Mike Phillips, jan Heaton, Dennis Sloan, Dana Gregory, Terry Harrison, Robert johnson. ROW 2: Greg Bonathon, Doug Morrison, Barry Williams, Randy Noble, Dan Wysocki, Gary Stanley, Ray Scholsser, Steve Sanders, Phil Tarli, Scott Sugawara, Steve Heck, Terry McCulloch, Mark Kullberg, jody Gatz, jim Gorden, Harmie Toren. ROW 1: Mike Heck, manager: Steve McDaniels, Brock Arnold, Dave Nobis, Greg Shiosaki, Chuck Wittrock, Rick Patricelli, Mark Fitzgerald, Frank Brozavich, Doug Wohlman, Mark Nealy, jeff Belmondo, Doug Skagen, joey Leno, Kirk Riley. 1uNioR VARSITY STANDINGS RENTON 2 Mr. Rainier 0 RENTON14 Auburn 14 Varsity FRESHMEN STANDINGS RENTON 20 Highline6 , , RENTON 20 O'Dea'I2 RENTON14 Lindbergh 16 Co-captain-Steve McDaniels RENTON 34 Lindbergh 0 RENTON 8 Kentridge 20 , . Ma'k New RENTON 6 Kennedy 6 RENTON 20 Tyee 7 lnspirational-Doug Skagen RENTON 0 Hazen 6 RENTON 13 Kennedy 6 RENTON 20 Everett 6 RENTON 20 KM- 6 RENTON 30 Mariner 0 TEAM STANDING-4th place BACK ROW: Coach Glockner, Bruce Hahnlen, Ed Hall, Rick Ferguson, Kevin McGraw, Larry Hoffman, Randy DeMoss, Randy Sneesby, Brian Nelaon, Frank Cholay, Steve Tully, Kevin McClaskey, Larry Rock, Ron Hess, Dennis Struck, Coach Riddle. MIDDLE ROW: Steve Hume, man- ager, jim Christian, Doug Hisey, Scott Steger, Rick Pentzold, Bill Trimm, Phillip Lowe, Dan Minalia, joe Leonard, Doug Spnagler, Steve Hillestad, Scott Schweizer, Ron Moore, Craig Belmondo, FRONT ROW: Brad Skagen, David Ausman, Rob Deering, Gary Nelson, Ernie Large, Bryce Brockway, Mike Barillearux, Lance Murakami, Brian Kohlues, Tom Rivily, Stuart Ristine, Rob Norton, Mark Bullene, Ron Adams, NOT PIC- TURED: Rodney Hobbs, jim Knox, Pat Martinez, Daryl Teets, Gene Vos, jeff Fong, manager. The INDIANS started off their football season with a pre-season game with Cascade. y There were many outstanding moments in the game, the first one came when jody Catz picked off an in- terception to give RENTON the first break of the game. Before the halftime intermission, Terry Harrison l had some great catches to give RENTON good field position. The third period started off great with BIG RED'S Scott Sugawara running in to give RENTON a six to zero lead. Late in the third period the most exciting play of the game came when Doug Skagen deflected a Bruins' pass and teammate Rick Patricelli caught it for REN- TON'S second interception of the night. The game continued on with Cascade scoring both in the fourth period to assure them the game 'I4-8. The battle between the two cross town rivals appeared to be no contest, as BIC RED wasted the Highlanders of Hazen, 21-0. The first half was scoreless. With three ticks on the clock, RENTON scored, but were unfortunately called back on a penalty. RENTON came out after the half, looking all together with a four yard run from junior fullback Steve Heck for RENTON'S final touchdown. Dana Gregory made the conversion good. The BIG RED defense did a great number on the raisins, by not allowing them a first down in the second half, RENTON scored their 21st point, and recovered five Hazen fumbles. RENTON showed t'h'ey were really mean and Hazen couldn't mess with the BIG RED MACHINE. Boom!!! RENTON started out strong in their second pre-season game of the year, with Doug Wohlman slipping in to give RENTON the lead 6-0 over old time rivals K-M. Penalties and fumbles stopped both clubs from scoring until K-M mounted a drive with one minute left in the half to take the lead 7-6 at the break. Both teams came out after the half looking very good, with K-M scoring again in the third quarter. But that wasn't all, BIG RED came back with a big drive. The school spirit was right behind them to push Doug Wohl- man in to give RENTON six more, within one point of a tie, they unfortunately failed the point after TD and K-M held the lead and took the win 20-12.- Eat them Raisins! lody Gatz goes to the air. BIG RED came out in their first league game ready to beat a tough Kentridge team. Full- back Steve Heck had an outstanding night by totaling 97 yards in the game. The game itself seemed to be two sided as BIG RED dominated the first half with good ball control. Doug Wohlman then went in for RENTON'S first T.D. and Mike Richardson slammed over to make the after try good. The second half was a little too much for RENTON as Kentridge scored twice in the third quarter and a big one in the fourth to give to the Chargers the win 22-8. Unforgettable described beautifully what happened Octo- ber 'I2tl'1 at RENTON HIGH SCHOOL STADIUM when REN- TON faced new town rivals Lindbergh for the all-city crown. Both teams were very much up for the game and showed it. At the end of regulation play the score stood zero for both sides. ' RENTON won the toss at mid field and elected to play of- fense first at the ten yard line while Lindbergh played defense, in the first overtime ever at RHS STADIUM. With everyone standing and screaming in the stands, REN- TON took no time messing around, with Mark Nealy running through the Eagles defense to score for RENTON. Now it was THE INDIANS' turn to play defense and they did a great job. The first play the Eagles got two tough yards and after that, two more. But BIG RED gave no more with RENTON'S Doug Morri- son breaking up a third-down toss and an Eagle incomplete Doug Wohlman deflects an Eagle threat. With rain pouring down, and the field covered with mud, BIG RED powered over a scoreless Grizzlies team. The defense did an outstanding jobagainst Glacier with RENTON'S Dave Little falling on a punt fumble, to give BIG RED its first break in the game. The next series of plays RENTON failed to get the necessary yardage and Glacier took over. They too didn't get the yardage, and were forced to punt. pass 1974 to give THE RENTON INDIANS the city title for the 1973 football season. Big Little came back again with the blocked punt that skidded out of bounds on Glacier's 10 yard line. Later RENTON's Mike Richardson ran in from 5 yards out to give THE INDIANS six on the board. The second quarter was just as the first with REN- TON on top and scoring 12 points to give them the lead at halftime. The second half,THE INDIANS played out the con- test by stopping Glacier's big threat of the night with an interception by Senior Doug Skagen at the 19 yard line of THE INDIANS. Our great team went on by stop- ping Glacier the rest of the night and took the victory 18 to 0. The Indians started slowly, turning the ball over by an in- terception and a fumble, both deep in their own territory. But regained momentum when Dale McDowell recovered a Tyee fumble on the 15 to stop the first Totem threat, and RENTON held on downs to stop the second one on the 24. RENTON took over the ball but didn't get anywhere and were forced to punt. Iody Gatz's kick was then fumbled by a Totem down field and recovered by Dave Little on the Tyee 19. RENTON then capitalized on the Totems' mistake and took the lead 8-0. The BIG RED defense had another great night when late in the game Mark Nealy picked off a pass setting up a two-play 75 yard mach with Nealy running 56 yeards to put the frosting on the cake and Dana Gregory putting the fin- ishing touches to a victorious homecoming game with the Steve Heck, on the warpath, breaks through. score standing RENTON 15, Tyee 0. Into gear goes THE BIG RED MACHINE. In the last season game for RENTON, Highline came through with some mysterious moments to hand an unbelievable loss to the RENTON INDIANS. RENTON was doing everything right with Steve Heck putting together big runsto move the ball to the six yard line of High- line and in scoring position for BIG RED. Then Mark Nealy caught a pitch out and ran into the end zone with three High- line players on his back to move RENTON within one point of Highline. At the half it stood six to seven, Highline's lead. The beginning of the third period started off slow with both clubs turning the ball over frequently, until Mark Nealy made a superb punt return of 63 yards to give RENTON the lead 12-7. Highline then had its mysterious moments and made a quick score to give them the lead and the game 'I3-12. S-C-O-R-E!! Our team is the best around, Wilt the Kilts. we're the best, RENTON came out onto the field very much up for the game and showed it as Scott Sugawara returned the opening kick off 78 yards to put the INDIANS ahead of the Highlanders 6-0. E After Hazen's first time with the ball and no pro- gress, THE BIG RED MACHINE took over and got moving again down field for six more with Steve Heck rambling over 5 yards of raisins for RENTON'S second score of the game. RENTON'S conversion was as successful as Doug Wohlman's pass to big Steve McDaniels for two more and RENTON lead the High- Ltt,. Coaches: lim Heck head, Bob Wraith, Perry Pickett, jerry Carr, lim Glockner, Lloyd Riddle landers 14-0. The Machine was again off and moving in the second period with McDaniels catch for his third of the night and a N.P.S.L. career record of 50 receptions. REN- TON kept on moving, and finally Doug Wohlman mowed over another five yards of raisins for a touch- down and a Dana Gregory kick to put RENTON up 20-O. The second half was a little bit of a turn around, but not enough as BIG RED held on by knocking down those raisins and showed themwho's the BEST IN RENTON. Final score 21-14. I in Renton town Managers: Mike Heck head, Wane Dallasto, Greg Bonathon R0YH'fy Princess Lisa Mayer Relgns Princess Bette White ' 1 'E 8 if er :JAM E Q K S' sz . Y Mg X W? , g . . f . K ,ag 1 'T' NS R gg, ag A , . 'N ,, be A A . 'j . 1 . ' x K Y . I s... 5 E 1 A ' I , li , - , 'is t -' 1 Q ' -s 1 J , 1g,. . + cm , V -fl' ' in W X .2 HN .4 yr 5. , c . 1 ' i 3 if Q I 4 Q Q -5 if 1' .N N Q' M! ,QF 5' V , 1 , A .5 B 5 fx 5 A fur' 1' ' t,-rf: lt if . V 5 f ' la 55: Vg. ,wr 2 4 H :Hr Q X tg' Q '- Q geo Q ' . ,Q ' 1 X 1' Est: , ff? v- JS! 1, K A ff I is Qf f -' In .X x af all 5 f -'Egg 333 I ,Ja , M 'KS if. Y Q' ,G r ' ef Jaw' 5 -ff Homecoming Week '73-74 began with the pep assembly November 8th, 4 Lunch hour events included a balloon - toss, cake walk, record dedications, and tri- cycle races. Activities which spread over the week were the beard growing contest, candy count, spirit chains, and the pig kissing contest. The parade, including a float with the court, drill team, cheerleaders, A Cappella choir, and spectators along the route, lead to the stadium where the pep rally encour- aged excitement and spirit throughout the winning game. Reigning the entire week was Queen Sue Dribnenki, Princess Lisa Mayer, and Princess Bette White. !'. V. fl 28 l 2 3 l 2 5 . H 5 lf 2 E - 3 l l l l r i i ' ...- l'd like to welcome all of you . . Gee, Brad, you say the nicest things. 4 I an w - L sm., .., ss it it E i -.dbg 'flu Hj x s ,K ,,, F ' , 1 t + fbi ,t.,,f?'i,E1w , :fr , 3 as Y f t .eii t H 'M rf M i , ggn I lg Nobody can eat just one. ,: 4 V ',i' 1 ,VVZ , , V ,'-ii LYfW ' WEP Princess Bette White, Queen Sue Dribnenki, Princess Lisa Mayer 7' k W RN t is are 'sss t s 'L , it - 1 A L ' K Q W K Renton students keep on triken' Renton girls really know howto swing. Homecoming 19 3 Na, na, na, nobody messes with the Big Red Machine. ,Q-'fm ACF' -. . ..,. 2 :iw Anqljl JA And that's the truth! Wi ,i,i af' W -4 ' x Sue's dream has been fulfilled. at .vi f 1 iei' E :si ' ai 3-. . QSXQX x KX 7 T1 gr 1 -5? -Q . I 6 4 V9 ge i 'N if a?f+iw e r iii 5 2 i ' .. ii ...:. .Q 2 'l fi' QS' Q 5 1 l i ii Q ve if efi l i I I N 4 + E 'l an M ... 1... if l it f When I grow up, I'm gonna be a Renton Indian. 29 l 1 e o n u i n o Q r i l'd like to thank the Senior Class of '74 for giving me the opportunity of being Senior Representative. This past year has been more of a learning experience that all of my twelve years in school. l was especially pleased with the student participa- tion in Homecoming activities. The parade alone in- cluded at least two-hundred students. Much of the credit for the success of Homecoming is due to Doug Skagen, Co-Senior Representative who always worked hard to get things done well. l'd like to express great appreciation to Doug. To everyone else who made contributions to Senior activities, thank you very much. The interest and en- thusiasm you showed was really great. You can be proud of your accomplishments. l'd like to leave one thought with you-always re- member that the key to changing things for the best is through participation. You can't improve anything by sitting back and watching the other guys do the planning and work. Get involved. Where ever life leads you, l wish you happiness. Sandy Guettel Senior Representative Senior Representative, Sandy Guettel The seniors began their busy year by spon- soring a coffee hour for the faculty. As the school year was under way, many members of SENIOR COUNCIL participated in the fresh- man welcoming assembly. Careful planning and organization were the next steps in preparation for Homecoming. Bringing out a long, lost tradition, SENIOR COUNCIL planned and carried out a very suc- cessful parade through the downtown Renton area. With a lot of team effort from the coun- cil's members, committees were formed to car- ry out all the necessary duties for the Home- coming dance. Many times throughout the year, SENIOR COUNCIL helped arrange the early morning breakfasts for all the senior women. Adding a little creation to Baccalaureate this year, the SENIOR COUNCIL chose a folk service at a local church rather than the tra- ditional services held. Senior Ball was held at the Mansion of the Daughters of the American Revolution. With the band, Target, the memories of that night will always linger. Following graduation, SENIOR COUNCIL selected Crystal Mountain as their location for Senior Party. Lora Albee joAnne Antovich Cindy Backman Tracie Bill Debbie Casal Kevin Case Carol Clymer Hugh Collender Penny Curtis Rich Davis Kandi Delaurenti Sue Dribnenki Brad Ellis lim Faille janet Flatten Angela Cardin Sue Garrett Paul Hanson Carol Hardie Trudi Harrington Aya Hashuguchi Mike Heck Brian Hulse Ianice Iaci Colleen Kearns lan Lougheed Patty Madden Linda Malherek Debbie Mancevich lanet McBain Kim McCloud Cheryl McConville Theresa Melchior Patty Merrill Kathy Miller Linda Monkowski Laura Morris lohn Murakami Sharon Nakahara Lynda Ohlson Sherry Olson Nancy Osborn Megan Parnell Rich Podriznik Karol Priebe Doug Skagen Lona Snarski Terry Steed Connie Sullivan Mark Sutton lasmin Tann Shirlee Tsuchida Bette White Lori Zirkle Senior Council members making plans. Top of the tribe Top of the Tribe is an annual dedication to twelve deserving students of the year. They are judged by various faculty members on per- sonality, activities in and out of school, attitude and grades. The twelve students are JoAnne With three years here at Renton High, SHANNON COUR- AGE KABOVEJ has proved to be one of the top students both academically and athletically. SHANNON is a two year letter- man in cross-country, wrestling, and track. SHANNON is in Lettermen's Club, Executive Board, and Student Council. He has been a homeroom president twice and was on both Sophomore and junior Council. With all these activities on his schedule SHANNON has been in Honor Society all through- out high school. Antovich, Tracie Bill, Dale Collier, Shannon Courage, Sandy Guettel, Karen Mano, Lisa Mayer, Mark Prothero, Allen Sakai, Doug Skagen, Kathy Stewart, and Lori Zirkle. Determination has got SANDY GUETTEL KLEFTJ to the position of Senior Representative. With the duties of this office, SANDY manages to fit in A Cappella Choir and Election Committee while holding a steady 4.0 grade average throughout high school. SANDY has been on Sophomore, junior, and Senior Coun- cils, Student Council, Girls' Club cabinet in her jun- ior year, and was chairman of Winter Prom '73. As nominee for an outstanding junior by the Masonic Education Council, SANDY was also chosen as Rotary YOM for November. Being S.B.A. President isjust one ofALLEN'S SAKAl's KABOVED tasks. He's also involved with Youth Leadership, Executive Board, Election Committee, Student Council, Senior Council, and Torch. With all these activities he still finds time to be a ski instructor at Snoqualmie Sum- mit. ln 1973 ALLEN was chosen by the Masonic Education Council, the most outstanding jun- ior boy. ln November of ALLEN'S senior year he was chosen Rotary Youth of the Month. Acting as S.B.A. Secretary, KATHY STEW- ART CRIGHTD has been busy writing up mi- nutes for all school meetings. With A Cappella and Swing Choir taking up alot of her time, KATHY still manages to be a member of Torch as she has for the past two years. Being an active member of Executive Board, Senior Council, and on the Waskowitz Planning Com- mittee, KATHY still finds time to be on Youth Leadership Committee. During the summer KATHY attended a leadership camp in Ran- dall Washington. 'Nwvvwa Being head cheerleader for the 1973-'74 basketball season, KAREN MANO CRIGHTD has been on the ralley squad for two years. Although this fills her time, KAREN is ac- tive in Executive Board, and Senior Council. In KAREN'S past years she's been involved in Election Committee, Student Council, jun- ior and Sophomore Council, gymnastics in which she lettered, Youth Leadership and the Chieftain Staff, while remaining on Torch throughout high school. As Masonic Girl of 1973, KAREN was also named Senior Rotary Youth of the Month of December. As S.B.A. Vice-President, TRACIE BILL KLEFTD has put forth the needed effort to ful- fill her position as a RHS officer. Acting as chairman of the Budget Review Committee, a three-year member of the Election Com- mittee, and working on class councils through- out her high school years, TRAClE has earned credit in each activity that she has participated in. TRACIE has been on Torch for three years and was selected as an outstanding junior by the Masonic Education Council. This year as the enthusiastic Pep Club stu- dent coordinator, IOANNE ANTOVICH QRIGHTJ has really encouraged spirit. JOANNE, who was on Girls' Club Cabinet as their his- torian, was also on Senior Council, and the Waskowitz Planning Committee. In her senior year she was chosen as Girls' Club Girl of the Month for December. For the past two years, LORI ZIRKLE KLEFTD has been working on the Chieftain and lllahee staffs. This year, LORI was appointed Chieftain Editor and lllahee Page Editor. Besides being Girls' Club Secretary, LORI is also active in class councils since her sophomore year, Student Council, and a Honor Student for the past three years. ln 1973, LORI was chosen by the Masonic Education Council as one of the most Outstanding juniors. As a junior she also participated in volleyball in which she re- ceived a varsity letter. Swimming is only one of MARK PROTHERO's KLEFTJ activities here at RHS. He is the captain of the swim team, has been named outstanding swimmer, and went to state this year. Being on Torch with a 4.0 grade point average, MARK also participated in Student Council. Last year, he was junior Representative, and attended Cispus Leader- ship Camp. Also MARK was one of the Mason- ic Outstanding juniors and one of the National Merit Semi-finalists. Being chosen as a 1973 Homecoming Prin- cess was one of LISA MAYERS, CRIGHTJ high- lights here at RHS. Acting as Girls' Club Presi- dent in LISA'S senior year, her determination helped accomplish all tasks set before her. Participating in Executive Board, Councils, sophomore, junior, and senior years, and Honor Society has taken up much of LISA's spare time. Lettering in swimming in herjunior year, LISA has proven to be an all-around outstanding girl. 'I x :M x . i ,Q ' ff v i f ,Ei ,, . I A wif-11 . ii ',V- I ygf' ' L il' - ' Swinging into action here ar RHS, DALE COLLIER lRlGHTl sings in both the A Cappella and Swing Choir. A member of Executive Board and Torch, DALE is also a varsity letter- man in Debate. ln his junior year DALE at- tended the Extemporaneous Finals at WWSC Forensics Tourament for Debate. He was also one of the Masonic Education Council's Out- standing Junior chosen in 1973. DALE hopes to study politics at P.L.U. next year. .J Being active here at RHS, DOUG SKAGEN QLEFTD has done a lot this year. He is the Co-Representative for Senior Council and was the Homecoming Chair- man and Co-Chairman for the Senior Ball. DOUG was also on Torch, A Cappella, and the Waskowitz Planning Committee. He was chosen the most in- spirational player in football and went to state in swimming for two years. Besides being the RHS student representative to the district's Activity Articulation Committee, DOUG was also a Helm's Nominee for Scholar Atheletes and was one of the Masonic Outstanding juniors. a Steve Abbitt Cindie Abe lim Abe Lora Albee Debbie Allerdice Steve Allerdice Nancy Almquist Sheri Aman Sally Anderson Paul Twinkle Toe Gilroy l , A loAnne Antovich Tom Arbuckle l Karen Arita Dana Bates Karen Beans Cindy Backman Linda Bartley l Ron Beard janet Beckman Bernice Beppu Seniors- Ron Beutlich Tracie Bill taking action l think l'm going to miss this place. Ron Bunker Dianna Cady Christian Campbell Steve Capeloto Charles Birch Peggy Blake Duane Bohannon Diane Bracken Cal Brandow Brian Bressan john Bryant Denise Buchanan Mary Buckingham Beth Bowden Rich Breslin Steve Budinich Ed Carolan Debbie Casal Kevin Case Keith Chinn Dave Christianson Carrol Clymer Dave Coddington Hugh Collender Dale Collier Charlie Conner lane Conner -accepting- Robert Cook Dave Cooper .A ,Za Shanngn Courage Debbie Crenna School parties just aren't what they used to be. mv '!1 'r Pam Crogwhite Penny Curtis lim Davis Rich Davis Kandi DeLaurenti . ..1, K 'X N i V - Michelle Dennis Arlin Dinius Lonnie Dinius Frank Ditto Roselie Doll Angela Dorgan Sue Dribnenki Oops! I think it's stuck. - reaction - s a Mike Eastberg Brad Ellis if nf' 'RT' is Robin Elliott Lisa Elwell Beth Emerson lim Faille Tom Farmer iq, ,if 1 , .xxx 1 'Ma wif Stan Faucher Kris Faulkner janet Flatten Cindy Felker Darcy Fesler Cathy Fettinger Matt Finne Denny Fjellstad He was so-o-o outrageo Paula Fleming Becky Flinn lim Forbes 1' l li M' uf 'ca' y ,U ,y. . y y 'X ,Y TH r 4- Dennis Freeman Glenn Freeman Roxanne Fultz Evelyn Gabriel Pat Gallagher it jlwwgfl Kathy Galvin Angela Gardin Sue Garrett fllllla Drop by, anytime! Lori Gearhart Tracy Gesterling Kim Gilge 40 M, , 'GUN' 57:7 5 Cindy Giard Keith Gilbert Gretchen Gil-Pelletier O n PauIGiiroy Mike Goetz lim Gorden K- Mary Gosciewski Cary Gragg lay Graham Veronica Green Dana Gregory Reed Grosvenor Sandy Guettel Paul Hanson j 1 z Q Carol Hardie Trudi Harrington Terry Harrison lust call me 'Farmer Rhodes! 41 Victor Hartley Aya Hashiguchi Loretta Hawks Kim Hawley Tim Healy I' Mike Heck Paula Henry lim Hesketh Debra Hill Terry Hodges Mary Ann Hood Diane Hoyem Debbie Hudson Brian Hulse Janice Iaci Marie lwasaki Patricia lennings Greg lessen Ler'sraie him number 10! jeff lessen ludy johnson Kathy johnson E sa Keith johnson Kevin johnson But I don't get it, Uncle jimmy. .aw Diana jones Kevin jones james josephson Colleen Kearns Pat Kelly Diane Kemle Barb Knuth Marie Knutson , P ,,,, v K X jfffl 'jll Carol Kossert Dan Kuramoto Mike Kuramoto Sandy Kubasta .ZH il Robert Keenan Wes Kosai WA' Sandra Kurtz April Laine Doug Lansing Randy Leifer Diane Lemke lean Leonard Al D Dl 1 A i l , Rosella Lesmeister Bob Lewis Debra Lispie Bill Lorbeski lan Lougheed Alice Luedtke Randy Luhrs Dino Macris Patty lvladdefl Linda lvlalliereli Sweet and innocent tl'1at's me! Debbie Karen Mano Kathi Marlowe Terri Martin Lisa Mayer janet McBain X jeff McBride Kim McCloud Cheryl McConville Mike McCrum Steve McDaniels Curtis McDowell lim McLuen Theresa McNaught Theresa Melchior Patty Merrill Gwen Metzger Shonna Middleton john Miller M Kathy Miller Look ma, no hands! Denise Mitchell Linda Monkowski if Laura Morris Bonnie Morrison Doug Morrison lOl'm Murakami 5l121fOf1 N-Hliflhafa 5 i Pete Neal Bill Needham Dave Nobis Dan Opitz Renita Palmer Mark Nealy Terri Niederer Susan Nord Nancy Osborn Megan Parnell Hey, good look'n whatcha got cookin'? if gf Lynda Ohlson Cindy Olson Sherry Olson ,. Q, L -P. ,gi l i W-ff',2,. Jacqueline Osborne Phil Ozbolt Michelle Palmer 1' 44. ,if , ,X X Allen Peabody Kim Perrins Danita Pieper X 'K , 5 Rich Podriznik Karol Priebe Mark Prothero Pam Ribovick Allan Richter Kirk Riley Peggy Robinson Craig Russell Allen Sakai ln the mouth, through the gums, look out tummy, here it comes! -if lanis Rancourt Debbie Rhodes George Robbins Ken Robbins Linda Schafer Don Scheuffele Mark Schroeder lim Schunzel Why-V vii. N N '7 3' janet Scott Gale Shinozaki Dan Spencer lim Stensvall Kathy Stewart Connie Sullivan Neil Shiosaki Doug Skagen Art Smith Lona Snarski Ray Spisak Donna Starowski Terry Steed 42 -47' ,. - lf. .L ta, .' - . , 44 'HK .'.- A - 4 .'1 . ,, 1'-' if A '. . .V -, i ' fa .ty 4 .1 lohn Stephans Arlene Stephens Rich Stevens Myra Stewart Ed Stokes Dave Stone X , L If Wade Sundet John Sutherland Mark Sutton Pat Swanson Teri Swanson Tom Tamada lasmin Tann l 1 Phil Tarli Allen Taylor jenny Thorson Mike Toppano Kathy Trimm Shirlee Tsuchida RobertTurnbaugh Terry Twilley 11 i , 5 1 ,r.f ' Velita Vanderford Mark Van Sickle Denice Vasser lodi Venning Steve Washburn Bill Wasner Robert Watson Dale Wentworth Lawrence West Terrence Whalen Bette White Barry Williams WL N1 i Phil Wintermyer Art Witters Richard Wollam John Wright Teresa Yardy W ' if , , s Stan Yamamoto Georgia Zerwoodis Q ', wx I .K , ,hy 1, - If .W V v .'.,iA ' t , ,K L, x W Q Q You Americans say the darnest things! Curtis Zimmerman Lori Zirkle I Canoe with Sue, do you? Those Drill Team girls are something this year. 'X Q., gmt:-is - Q My Little chick-a-dee. M t i .3- And they told me this class is OUTRAGEOUS. bv Q05 Q1 XG , A , .R N f W QQ Ow+bfX,s 06 WX W7 N WY . ,X ffm Q N355 XB QN S W0 Vf mfg? f Q . fmf-px , gf QQ mmwwmwvgb 4 M47 AD QA 9 f LD agp RVQN AW' QWWV WMM 1,53 40 W W M9 W5 W -X IIQQK4 XXVO54 XX Qmqph Ox 9 29 OVLBQK MX AX QV6 Q7 Q Ok Q Q69 W ew W QQ Www W5 Af W QQ S 44 O WGN 6,30 xx U0 DQ MAO f D ny? Us me Vx A Q 2, U W Ng Q S CJ X E NX GQ Kam W w HV M0025 69 My A M 554210 Q M Wi0Q2y24fW N W WM wi? W 5 iNCbP3fZffig54ZPXXciQO5NEE fAXQ5X?Q'Uxb ?Qk? N35 W Q M WSEHQQWW W QNXUM MPE2JQ? ,IQ W W QW 7 k W iwijwmwwwwk , wx fiaww , C-'Q faq - fog Hap gcc '16 fbgv Z F0r th 1 Q Z., ,-a -li.'3 'AP OJWOQI QQ A0053 oo YP vs J' ffk-v 'O 1600 A gi X9 '36 Q' ' f? 4 f vuofbsofg fb ., S 52 ':. 4:66, oaogq AND' Q K0 JLVSXS, ' X ,1- Nr vf f. M., , 1 Wu-, V. wx ., X, fy. I4 ,X X ff if 00 wiwffivi .-1-in-w....,- V 13 , , 1. , LL. , A , 'manga Maw , 9 mirror f' n Oh no, Myra ... my contact! iw 'W ipa- mf H H W .MW 'n x -J: .---, r npr , uf K V ' ' ' E .5 , 1 ,s Q I ,,',Q1Q I y V - Paul 'draws' attention to OUR big chief. Red Rover, Red Rover, send Hazen right over. Bidi U I F : SA if A 1.: 1 -.k, 'R w , file .M fig! . . 4 fw A 3 Q ii uv.. f- - f- ' 2 . t i ll ' .L fy f ' . We came outside to get warm wx I if The Senior Class recalling where it all began. l r MQ? fr 3 7 Chris, he's got Legs! Boy lim, you really blew it this time. RENTON INDIANS, never clown around. W-k,,,,....-we This is not my idea of being swept off my feet! --5 Gale, if Miss Ford knew that! Weird Beard wb Heck, lfyou don't scalp them , .we will. 'hw 4 Striving toda for a Fellow Students, Another school year has come to a close. Undoubt- edly some of you have not agreed with the decisions of student council. It is hard to satisfy everyone in such a large and diverse group as a student body but the accom- plishments of student council this past year were signif- icant. Student council appropriated money to replace our outdated basketball scoreboards and to purchase two voting machines. Tri-High was formed to solve problems common to all three high schools of Renton. The student parking problems were settled and a system of identify- ing student cars was put into effect. Widespread student apathy has been reduced. Many students not previously involved in activities have shown an interest in various clubs. More students than ever be- fore have participated in class councils. Pep club was re- organized this year and it has increased school spirit considerably. Tracie, Kathy and l have worked hard to fulfill the needs of the students. The achievements of this past year have shown that anything can be accomplished with the stu- dent body's support and help. Good luck to everyone in all future endeavors. Tracie Bill, Vice President better tomorrow Kathy Stewart, Secretary Crganization--Leadership 'G' M' lm... 4:41 rg., tt, 7 Executive Board Members: Nancy Barrowman, Mark Brown, Dale Collier, Barb Gamrath, Sandy Guettel, Karen Mano, Sharon Mar, Diane Naranjo, Karen Narasaki, Lynda Ohlson, Allen Sakai, Gail Shinosaki, Kathy Stewart, and Tracie Bill chairman. Youth Leadership Members: Carol Hardie chair- man, Sue Budinich, Carrol Clymer, Lisa Dallasto, Amir Fakharzadeh, Trudie Harrington, lanice laci, Kathy johnson, Kim McCloud, Linda Monkowski, Allen Sakai, Craig Sakai, Nancy Smyth, Kathy Stewart. Election Commitee Members: Tracie Bill, Mark Connel, lody Ford, Sandy Guettel, Paul Hanson, Mary Hisey, Brian Hurtzen, Will Knuth, Shirley Lou- ie, Brian Namatame, Allen Sakai, Craig Sakai, Billy Trimm, Shirlee Tsuchida, Sharon Mar-chairman. Determined. . .to get involved lst semester members: leff Belmondo, Sheldon Bowlin, Debbie Casal, Hugh Collender, Shan- non Courage, Bob Cugini, Rich Davis, Theresa Foley, lody Ford, Steve Heck, Brian Hulse, Brian Hurtgen, Gail lewett, Kathy lohnson, Betsy Leonard, lim Luster, Patty Madden, Kevin Magraw, Karen Maughlin, janet McBain, Terry McCulloch, Stev McDaniels, john Murakami, Brian Nelson, Karen Olson, Ellen Raphael, Peggy Robinson, Larry Rock Don Scheuffele, Mark Schroeder, Art Segimoto, Dawn Seresun, Lisa Smith, Doug Spangler, Kat y Tirr , erry Tully, Dana Vanderford, Tote Watson, Dale Wentworth, lun- ior West, Georgia Zerwoodis. Student Council y :L ,,,, , . 1, , 3 . 2nd semester members:Carl Anderson, Dawn Bacic, Lisa Bardarson, Rick Barlow, Lori Campbell, Carrie Charl- ton, Sharon Chinn, Hugh Collender, Shannon Courage, Penny Courtier, julie Dickson, Norma Dreyer, Sue Dribnenki, Bruce Dunbar, Mike Eastberg, Amir Fakharzadeh, Maureen Flynn, Shelly Ford, jim Hall, Rick Hall, Steve Hammersmith, Brian Hulse, Brian Hurtgen, Kathy johnson, Kevin jones, lan Lougheed, Cindy Lund, Linda McCloud, Martin Moks, Paul Mooney, Bonnie Nord, Robin Oliver, Allen Peabody, Dave Pearson, Mike Phillips, lim Rosenquist, Brad Skagen, Gary Stanley, Vicki Taylor, Paul Thacher, Kathy Trimm, Karen Watt, Jayne Welling. pin' Goals accomplished . . Leadership learned . . Waskowitz '73 Nearly 100 students representing homerooms, clubs and activities, spent a memorable week- end learning the basics of leadership, at Camp Waskowitz Sept. 29 81 30. The two days activities were organized by Waskowitz Planning Com- mittee, headed by Lynda Ohlson. Positive thinking, communications, parliamen- tary procedure, and the S.B.A., were topics cho- sen by the speakers who spoke to the group. Other activities included junior Olympics, a square dance, a bon-fire and skits. Much was learned and the weekend was a great success. Mr. Sargent trys the wet look. lt just can't be done this way. Sun Kissed l feel good all under. 419 'W A guy really has to watch out for those cut-throats DECA. . .you had a very good year GO was D.E.C.A.'s ambition this year, and they certainly achieved it. The members were on the go all year. With Mr. Winkels as advisor, the class began their volunteer help by opening the school store. RENTON's Distributive Education class has organized three Head Start parties, one for Halloween, Thanks- giving, and Christmas. Stuffing Christ- mas stockings for Red Cross brought enjoyment to many children. They had a Turkey Raffle lGobbles of funll, a Pancake Breakfast, and a Donut Sale. The officers, Georgia Zerwoodis, Pres., Ron Banks, Vice Pres., and Beth Bowden, Sec., attended a regional conference at Sea Tac and a state leadership conference held in Yakima. Foreign Exchange: A step toward Gretchen Gil Pelletier, from Dominican Republic Rita Pera, from Brazil Never did I think I would spend a year in The U.S., much less to study at Renton High School. I don't think a year is enough time to analyze and evaluate the experience as a foreign exchange stu- dent in a civilization and culture so differant from mine. Here I have learned how to adjust to another environment and have had good experiences. The experiences I have had here will always re- main imperishable in my' memory and I know they will help me in coming years. My year here has been like in my own home because, in one way or another, everyone, teachers, classmates, and members of A.F.S. gave me great help and understanding for which I thank them all sincerely, and special thanks to my lovely American family, the Hiseys, who took me in like their own daughter and gave me such warm love. world friendship Walk together, talk together, all the people of the earth, for then, only then, shall we have peace. This is why when they asked me if I would like to leave the sun-baked surface of Brazil lock stock and barrel for deep freeze Seattle I said yesf' I had some objectives in mind like to observe the customs, to learn the language, but the most important to face one society completely different and while there make friends, understand them and also be understood. At the time I left Franca, my city, I didn't know what was going to happen to me but when the airplane arrived in Seattle and my host family and friends were expecting me, I could see how wonderful my year was going to be. I would like to thank Renton High School, Renton Rotary Club and my American family, the Mountjoy's for their help, understanding, and love. Now my time is over. I need to leave. I will go to Brazil and live there with the memories I had here. I promised myself some day I will come back and see you again, because I liked it here very much and you, Americans are lovely, wonderful!! Thank you very much. First I want to thank you very much for you gave me a great experience this year, from April to March of 1973. I know now that American people are friendly and kind. I'm happy for not only a great experience, but also that I could study with you and also talk together joyfully, at our l I Renton High School. I will never forget you. Also, I would like to thank my American Mom and Dad , Mr. and Mrs. Hashiguchi. F3 EE , Maul its ttttt ...,.........-...- Mari Shiraito, from lapan and understanding President, Kris Bowlby, Second Semester President, Amir Fak- harzadeh, Vice President, Robert Cugini, Secretary. FOREIGN EXCHANGE CLUB: Alice Luedtke, Kris Bowlby, Gretchen Gil Pelletier, Mary Hisey, Marie Iwasaki, Karen Narasaki, Mrs. Sihon, Robert Cugini, Cindy Backman, Paula Henry, Debbie Dillin, Mary Ann johnson, Amir Fakharzadeh. A boy named Sue. K vif. 1- E f ,QQ . . 3 . ,gh we My , gfsmififlaif V . iw 3 i W f -, .ii 1+ xxx l, Snow White, Christen thee Prince Charming. Let's piay cowboys and INDIANS. Y I ini Running Roger's raiders raid Renton. Food? Fit for a king. It must be lunch time, freshmen never skip. ,L f r 3 Blonde hair, blue eyes, pretty good, huh Lisa. , 2 O.K., tell me the truth, who was she m K-5 lx X Q X..-i J. 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BOTTOM ROW: Rob Derring, lay imoto, Brian Kohlwes, Tom Stenslie, Tim Cosens, Pat Martinez, Victor Yagi. Our RENTON Grapplers had their ups and downs this year but still we can be very proud of them. With three experienced seniors and many juniors and sophomores, RENTON was able to have a successful season by downing our two cross-town rivals to take all city Brad Young was the only grappler to have an unde feated season. Thanks to the coaches hard work and all the wrestlers that put forth their efforts to represent RENTON in the best pos sible way. Evergreen t.,.. Kent Meridian . Tyee ...t..... Mt. Rainier.. . Auburn ..t, Kentridge . , RENTON .... Glacier A Highline .... Lindbergh .. Kennedy . . . Hazen ...A ,M ,,.,, W., - , , , ,,3g.'t,,,, ,M W-.uw-,MM . .:,,m,,w e - - f ' ....'l'l-0 . .... 8-3 ....8-3 ....8-3 ....8-3 ....6-5 ..t.5-6 ,,..5-6 ....5-6 ,.,,2-9 .,.1-10 ..,0-10 ..,..?...---- 535' L -n1Q ,f , .. ff- lunior Varsity Team EK ROW: Robert Martinez, Tony Longo, Percell Harrison, jim Carpenter, Mike Bing- n, Greg Ekberg, lohn Cosens. FRONT ROW: Ed Minalia, Tim Healy, Mike Malnati, 'gg Shiosaki. 'Q ,i, ff . V- lon Kodama 'ffnwuwf ,, innume- ,..,,-.QW u-.......... :fr Q -f-- .. ,,,... 3 L' 'L ' s ,:r, KK , . , . -1 1 if ','. - 0 ' - - -59 H- -- - -WLM f i frf -.,- '-,, ,V ffifiisl-' .f I ...',, ' V gi . , --if , ..,, . ,.,,, W- wfA- ' ,.,. , 'L - ,..' '- . v ,A , rf- f- , , .,,, ,, - ' ' 13 .-ML: ' -f , he W, '-+1 k.,, .,,,,,,,.K -, x x, M'P:'?1piea-v ' ' 0IhE,fO A - , T ' ' ' , -' ef' Q M. 15 'p iff :MT T ' rd ,qw eg, 1-af--. , ' , .. -V -Y l i 6 I . ,-f W -,,. N 2' vy., nw 'X 1 1' f ' T W if -,fy K k-kk KK 'V kL K . ' ' V ' A i1 ?'f1'?': -..,'W'ff ' e in: - ,' sv 'f '-' 6 J,44,-H 21' 'Y' 7'? '-,'g3,a1vQK - 5,-j!,fQ?.s .'f':.f' 1. . 1.T?f41,'R',:2. 52:-.,. ,vig we -4 .,- f '- rn 3 1r' y Mfzpfvy 1?1'f'1 '-'-2. - rv .bs '41-2 ' 4'i!:ff,gf5-18.2b3gQl3s4sf'' 75 if C' .Y Q-Jn. 1- vi g,,,,.,-fa , K.K,n,MK-'Q mu.-,y ,. ,gb + ' 1973-74 Season Record RENTON 63 RENTON 102 RENTON 92 RENTON 100 RENTON 106 RENTON 122 RENTON 134 RENTON 133 RENTON 81 Port Angeies Kentridge Mt. Rainier Tyee Auburn Lindbergh Highline Glacier Hazen 3rd in King County Relays N.P.S.L. 3rd 4th in District 3 11th in State Mark Prothero 1st in State 200 I.M. 1 .gg,,gp...-naw...-My . ..,,a. Q, ,.,.,....., .,4.... -W-4 3 ' r ' r Fas 9? , 74. 2 K Q? , K atr irii wang, How's the water? . . . WET!! ik' F i' ...-rail : , k V BJ. Sherman Captain: Mark Prothero K 1973-74 Swim Team TEAM MEMBERS: Doug Brunk, Brian Miller, Randy Brunk, Mike Swanson, Pat Swanson, Cary Childers, Gary Haider, Bob Lewis, Mark Prothero Coach John Littleman. MIDDLE: john Murakami lmgr.J Gordy Glockner, Steve Talmage, Robert Faris, Mark Kullberg, Dan Elledge, Tom Os ' ' ' ' ' I d. born. FRONT: Mark Connel, Eric Thorsen, Brian Hurtgen, Brad Sherman, Mike Skagen, Mike Talmage, Mike Haver an we wwf' if fi aer e Carol Schwendeman, balance beam Toni Komar, floor exercise Carol Hardie, parallel bars Caroline Tamada, floor exercise Poise, grace and confidence The 1973-74 Girls' Gymnastic Team members are from LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: Sharon Chinn, Shelly Ford, Denise Bertucci, Heather Nakahara, ROW 2, Sharon Saboe, Carol Schwendeman, Sue Nord, Terry Clayton, Caroline Tamada, Karen johnson, Coach Sherry Bloomer ROW 3, Toni Komar, Carol Hardie, LC-l?,.Q.eIB,LL3 Debbie Overby, lanet Parsons, athy Swanson, Cindy Robbins, Tammy Crueger. Much effort and great results de- scribes this years' team. The girls were successful in taking second place in N.P.S.L., tying with K-M. Top of the Team All around, Gale Shinozaki Floorp Caroline Tamada Beam, Shelly Ford, Gale Shinozaki Uneven Bars, Sharon Chinn Tumbling, Caroline Tamada Horse, Terry Clayton Tramp, Debbie Overby RENTON 146.00b Evergreen RENTON 165.10 Kent-Meridian RENTON 154.84 Mt. Rainier RENTON 122.62 Hazen RENTON 160.56 Lindbergh RENTON 123.60 Kentridge RENTON 123.26 Highline RENTON 131.18 Tyee N.P.S.L. 2nd I i li 1' 136.83 173.81 74.50 162.20 103.91 93.08 115.85 83.95 . , ,,., , 4 . Q xi. iir.. . 55' A' 415 4 A. r ,N s... . 3- V 8 2 ., MN., .... ., 'W' -1 --.1 ..kk . A 77 w ww Oh, it's great to be an Indian f . 'A' ::l1h 1 . V. If VLZAL i txkr I ,--' . . ii , '51 .'A.' 12'- ,.,1..,1. A , - . .. --www M 'NNW' 5 'Y ' W V7 .., ig , ,.-.wqwq KW -E .wk 'sw f ,.,,,,.X .. -gwmmgxr W '+f f ' SNNWW 'Nb 2 hw-af KN ,... W A wzawwgw' - r M 1... in 1 :mm M,-,, I being behind a team that does so well I WBC' 1 e e n Q Q -es, ,N 1 f.,Qi' L -' ii. A M '-Lf N lf .L ' ',-. ,L-L UPPER LEFT: Captain, guard Randy Leiter ABOVE: forward Doug Morrison LOWER LEFT: Captain, Center Steve MCDanieIs OPPOSITE PAGE: UPPER LEFT: forward Terry Harrison UPPER RIGHT: guard Arlin Dinus LOWER LEFT: guard Doug Wohlman LOWER RIC-HT: forward Steve Budinich 153 Q 'K Qi . 'Q nz- .Z NXKKMV if 5,5 s., ,A Q O 44 ...I M -Nxpfq, , I , A N-1 xx we Nap, Y J 2 ex ' , QW, 1 - I if I V Q 3, .Lf 1 L. A ' h ml4..,,,..,, , ' M- I Ai w 1 X -my ,. X? -l . rf Y .y if ii'?5 Q V , J ' ' ' V is Ly, A., . ,sf --...hh-wh Qs' 235 4 for 'v V, 1973-74 Varsity Team LEFT TO RIGHT: Arlin Dinius, Doug Wohlman, Kelly Miskimens, Doug Morrison, Steve Mc- Daniels, Coach Leifer, Duane Warns, Steve Budinich, Terry Harrison, Sam Miller, and Randy Leifer. Managers: Greg Marshall, Wayne Dallosto, Greg Bonathan, and Dave Franceschina. l.V. Members BACK ROW: Coach lerry Carr, Chuck McGuire, Steve Franceschina, Dave Pearson, Duane Warns, Rick Gilchrist, Dave Little, Mike Phillips, Gary Hall. FRONT ROW: Mike Richardson, Terry Truscan, Steve Sanders, Doug Akiyoshi, Terry McCulloch, jeff Slapnick, jeff Belmondo. BACK ROW: Coach Riddle, Von Hawks, Rodney Hobbs, Brian Nelson, Fd Hall, Dean Warns, Larry Rock, Den- nis Struck, joe Leonard, Doug Spangler. FRONT ROW: Craig Belmondo, Brad Skagen, Darcy Teets, Stewart Ristine, Nick Watson, Randy DeMoss, Frank Cholaj, Terry Dinius. B2 s o f : L . is- Q givin 'bil' f. ,Qg - Q-me y .f..29F.10-gg. , 1 J 59 ...ue mn., Z f :J,, V' ' , if 4- V 5. 13 ,R if 3 x . . fs , . 1 Ss Qlwss P' of sf' .915 ii 84 Y' 4 ,gif P ll.: ,mth il is l 1 lil 'i RE TO that means so much to us all RE TO knocks X down 2nd ranked Islanders fd axis ig- -rr. s 'Hl RENTON was up for this one and it showed as MCDAN- IELS took inside passes from DOUG MORRISON for a bucket almost every time in the first half. RENTON lead at half time 27-22. The Indians continued to play well but unfortunately the score was tied at the finish. Overtime started with K-M scoring and the Indians tying it up each time. RENTON got a good call and the ball back with eight seconds left. The ball was passed in to STEVE MCDANIELSQ a whistle blew and a foul was called with one second remaining. This brought STEVE to the line, and he was successful at both shots. Revenge at last. RENTON won 57-55 to give them the N.P.S.L. crown three years in a row. RENTON advanced to the West Central Tournament playing Mt. Rainier first, beating them 53-39 assuring them of a position in the STATE TOURNAMENT. This win moved RENTON to face 2nd ranked Mercer Island. RENTON, ready for this one, beat the unbeatens 59-46 putting them into the championship game of the West Central Tournament the next night. Big MAC ripped apart the Islanders with inside bas- kets. The things that really showed was STEVE MCDAN- IELS, DOUG MORRISON, and STEVE BUDINICH who outscored the starting Islanders counterparts, 43-7, and outrebounded them, 35-2. Despite the loss earlier in the year to the Islanders, BIG RED showed them that nobody messes with the tough RENTON INDIANS. The following night RENTON faced jefferson for posi- tion one in the tournament. The Indians played good but not good enough as they fell to the Raiders 51-58 sending them to Region 3 at U.P.S. Sr'-5' if v . at is N ' '4- RB it Vx -r Into the STATE TOURNAMENT went the Indians opening against Lincoln of Tacoma the first night of Region 3 play. The Tribe played very hard against a team similar to the Indians but came out on the short end 57-48. This put RENTON against Olympia for the third spot of Region 3. The Indians played great despite an early injury to RANDY LEIEER and three quick fouls on MCDANIELS. RANDY returned to the court pumping in outside shots to put the Tribe within one point at the half. After six straight points by the Bears in the second half, STEVE MCDANIELS returned to get the Tribe to- gether. Buckets by MILLER and HARRISON and four free throws by MAC gave RENTON a 36-33 lead. The Bears got the lead but Renton came back to go on top. With 11 seconds remaining Olympia charged to with- in two I51-535 on a pair of free throws. The second one missedg RENTON got the rebound and DOUG WOHL- MAN was fouled. The two shots swished and RENTON won 55-53. The win advanced RENTON to the finals at Hec Ed- mudson Pavilion where the Tribe tangled with Central Valley. The Indians played hard in the first two periods. STEVE BUDINICH canned a shot at the buzzer to give the Tribe a slim 24-22 lead at the half. The Tribe returned amidst the cheers of RENTON fans to take a big 34-26 lead and ending the third period on top 34-30. The Bears took their first, second-half lead 40-38, with 3:50 to go. LEIFER scored a lay-in and STEVE MCDANIELS hit to give RHS a 42-40 lead. The Indians had the game with 43 seconds left with two crucial free throws by RANDY LEIFER to give the Tribe a 44-40 edge. Central Valley then came back to tie the game, but pressed by the Indian's defense. The game went into overtime with both teams playing hard-but unfortunately the Bears were on the long end of it and won 51-46. 87 Tradition that keeps RHS among the top Spirit exactly describes what these girls have brought out to the RHS student body. The girls attended the World Cheer- leading Council Camp last summer bring- ing back three superior ratings and one excellent. This year's squad consists of Karen Mano, Gale Shinozaki, Patty Mad- den, Kim McCloud, Tammy Watanabe, Carol Schwendeman, and Carol Hardie, plus the advisorship of Miss Ford. A lot of thanks has to go to Richard Breslin and Brad Ellis, our RHS yell leaders With friendship, understanding, and a lot of enthusiasm, they made this year a fantastic and spirited one. Karen Kim Carol Tammy Gale Carol Patty 5 5 Brad Ellis ,Q , Z R J 1 i , , ,K ,.,, H4 ,,A, X Spirit that keeps them DO' -....,.,,,-Q 8 'Q -'h F M-WMM'mf'f number1 i ,gg-'1 5, S Spades Not everything that is faced can be changedg But nothing can be changed until it is faced. R.H.S. Spades Help! Members of Spades Club areg Carrie Suyetani, Kathy Watt, Kathy lones, Georgiann Berganio, Debbie Bland, Debbie Choat, Lori Hamamoto, Alice Luedtke, Karen Narasaki, Cheryl Short, Debbie Warns, Chris Tom, Ellen Raphel, Karen Fong, Shan- non Ramsey, Marleen Tom, Tricia Gibbs, Lee Rancourt, Karen Watt, and Mr. Inglis as advisor. - - in an if - S' S f ..,. ..,,. , .. , 'S Suyetani S. w ' , 1 M' git l e1-4- if K ,- ., ii.. ,,,1:fz,,:- af Lax SS' , , 8 ' f at A , ,I E3 VL Q3 iv R mai D :L 4 ss lg Q K . . .1,,,5, .sA. - ,fwfr , Doug Akiyoshi Deanna Adair L +: Bill Adams Brian Albee J , . GLX 'a ' 3 ,- Alice Aliment l fl ' Steve Aliment ' .P i' 1 'ssfggae 7 asf M it - ,,,, Lly Cindy Arne Dave Bagnariol llil D ' '. ' i l 7 if ,, if Vicki Ashby Sharon Bagnariol ' A ,T-4 P Q1 Barb Aws Darell Baskin , ...P . , fe H W a 1: w. N' ,Q 'Y -1 k 3,1 1 yf X t mv. 1. -- .,:- its . .1 Y -,.w-ssssmiziift 1-Sf L Sue Baur jeff Belmondo k 5:5 M if I' -- f Candy Beach Cheryl Bertucci l , .1 , , k ' t . 1 W3 5 Rhonda Beans 1 ,.,,, . 3. A lack Bell , sl M wa. H3 in 6, C, 5? - , - it tg, H55 Mike Bingaman Frank Bond , .mm rct, . , , Ron Birch Steve Bortz 5 ygg . . . , Teri Bolton C . .err C Kfis B0W'bY X 1 s -22,4 M Q G reg BO n at h a n I Q i i if-F il J 0 aft all f if f Xa Egg Zil: Rhonda Box Barb Brooks Gary Broad Mark Brown ., Q , L , L Y' Curt Brockway Linda Browning X ' ' at - Wef ' , 'is al to . - .W 2, 2. ,, ' , - 69: Q- Mike Bullene V A Stan Bunker 'U H L iii Y-il Dianna Burris rrr, iv 1 2.3 , Brian Carlson 'K X . if KH' 1 ' 'B . Karen Carlson yr., , aiawgifg K , , X 5 XL Frank Brozovich swag L 1' 'A ,Q-du'-5.1.-fs . is , - K Marcia Brunell ' A' 1 The foundation of every state Elaine Chan . Vyyl james Carpenter Cindy Cogger .4 Y Mike Carrothers Bob Connole Lynn Corner , 3 , li ' l -1 xis Q ' 's'e ,lerrrtt Gertrude Cutler ,Q A 'M Q lohn Cosens TOUY Difhl fi, . , joann, Culligan Ron Dallel' Q ' , 'F' X X Lisa cusns L - 1 Q 'S ws . 4 :L 5 Wane Dallosto max DSI? . C Lori Dahhofp NY 6 one gf ' V ' Q Patti Daraskavich rv if-3 U Lee Ann DelDuca of 5 B -,- - 'f ll' A H weft -A, 2 2ff' .fl f ,is my - - .ms 'ti-51555 Q -- :lit aahwy . pa.-'.,., A 3 if gr 'ini Amy DeShaw Elaine DeShaw Donna Dickes Diane Dickinson Sheri Dickinson Vici Dige Janice Dixon I , 4 X ii S s 'i 53,4 1 Q t N R X 'sr' A at is 5 ,Sr ., - , . X Q A 'V' ,K V3 il , Q' ,cy, 135 it Lorraine Dyer Dawn Eagen Christi Eckert Lori Eisold Davd Eller Teresa Evans is 1 pie: In Q ,gp l 3 . is F pw 'mga ewes :W 'i Mark Faille Kari Fjellstad G- Dennis Finnegan Patty Flynn we ,, , S al V W . Tracy Fisher Tom Flynn Q gt i V W' ' ' ' i'ii ' .. 99 Y ' W ,, I Aw' it i 'iii - sg spit Q? Sig ,z 1 ' a Ehell?'FFor? d Steve Francesghina ary Org un lonelle Freeman K ,K -wr K ' C A Q t-fi i 'L K s ' 4:11 ' - Q ...., Mike Gearhart Cheryl Geffre Kim Geiger Doug Gould julie Grace Dale Grant .,, Debbie Bans Iody Gatz Rick Gilchrist iiiiii me Sheila Gilroy ' -' Gordy Glockner Kathy Gorden .tn iw ii it .,.g gas was K rf -is , W. ,S 1 fis- ', ssl H! . . sf Nxt are 3 i'i M it F si ' K ii V F C r ttis it X ji ,i .. 5 S . V Li . me D. P Kathy Green C Li i ' ManlyGrinolds F PaulGunter if Betty Haas Percell Harrison lim Hall Lee Harvego Mary Hallberg Kim Hammersnith julie Harris is the education of its youth l've done all I can do. l Steve Hawkins Robert Hawks J ' 'F ' is e , LeAnn Headley F ' lan Heaton , ,at Chris Hebner Steve Heck Melody Hefner sm Hay . C : f W M1 4 M Heidi Heath il 8 ,,,, t ,Li .5 ax 'U 1' Y . A ,,.,, .. ,LZ 1 K,-,5.glQai 49 Az - ' iilgl- F ' 2 ' ,ig si AQ V. .V -Q 2 iv' 6 1, , 'Q . k.t,. iz ,..V Linda Hesketh . lim Hess V I Mary Hisey 1 Q F .,.r ssai at z i 'A' Sal ik mf :K-, ' Q9 S S v :CPL k4.w k ' 'Ylihi ' xc? i is IAQ Wai t in 1 A 05.3 ' Gail lewett C-ayla lohnson Kirby johnson Larry johnson Robert johnson A ,, Cheryl Kelso Ken Kingman Hector Koch Terri Koch Gary Kohlwes Tanya Holland Sue Hubbard Don Hudson Kenlayne lim jazbec 1+-We 5 ' '- ww -if: 1 , W 3 V . . 4 ' lv Tr u l e n e I o h n s o n Kerrilude 1 lam: Kauzlarlch ' I .. loni Kauzlarich 5 ,A 'lk' 'A ' ? Debbie Kellicut . , ai C '..' ll',.A f. ' i ' , ' V :. , A Y 51 V . 4' 54 :riff 1 Il Liz - s , 6 r r Q' Q A fl- 14 4, , ' , f , t ,ff 5, 5: yy . tf ln jlii' '-.alle 1, f-'- A li qv 'B a t , bmi , ,,.. ' :LAR- L ex ng fi , -, ..- iim you ccyyi s . . ,Q nf. 1 4 Rick Kusrow Brian Laffaw Greg Laine Mike Lawrence we-f 5 . ,ff '. sy Q it ,H John Lee loey Leno Larry Lindsley Dave Little lt re .K :I g., . , -f r -1 .,-- f , 'f f l ' Q ' A . .,,, tw - Q Toni Komar Darlene Kortness Kellie Kovach Donna Kosai 23 . - jim Kossert Mark Kullberg Michelle Kuney I 'ls I! Y 1 I 1' f ' Tom Little C W i, . VX Shirley Louie Cindy Lund Karen Maguire Sue Malmoe .x I wish all practices we ,rfb ra ' .J-' c i 5' ' if r 'f '17 , 'Q 1J,r yiai L ' ' H 753213 I K W Ji A 32, Alfred Lam Rick LaMarche A . I ,V Vickie Large sstk L 5 'Y f f Sharlene Lesmeister V ' Nu V Marla Lewis L , ' ' f Mark Liburdi wj Tim Long N , 4 Barb Lord I i'i' A Camilla Louie 3 1? Roxi Mann ' 1 V lim Mano QP Linda Manolis ,if 127 'K y V iw: - K r. 1' fri Sharon Mar Vern Marchetti Steve Martin Doyle Mattson Karen Maughlin .- , ,Y Larry Maust Curtis May V .. 1 . . 5 .K '93 gf -f ' -i-if .Q ef Q . ,, i x M.. ,, f, , Linda McCloud lohn McDonald ze this, Heck. Candy McDowell Dale McDowell Mari McEliece Debbie Mitchell Sue Mitchell Jeanette Moore Mark Murakami Kirk Muth S3 is will 9 N x H- W , . 'E KX S 'bf iii 4. I H! r1 jk Vis? .,. it 'iii' V V V , ..f1Ei1f-geese xii- Carol A,1CQl-Ieeney V -. :,t .H V Greg fvtejlaender 4 ' :,x . V FVV ,, Tom Miller - W 1 A ' l ii Bennie Minor P Kelly Miskimens .Ns , , , f Q-'gum -, :Q -g:iI.2ZH'3 ,ti fs 'rwsv' X -1 'Snr 1 ,Q xx X is ' it all it me mr r .t- , -' '1 IS, 'f ' : iz V, TN, est Bryan Nansen Diane Naranjo Barbara Nelson y Nelson S K I Gu Vi Valerie Newell 'N ,..: - K ' 1 , Marilyn Nicolet s VV 1 is ee P V desk . L vivian Nightingale it P IL 'VK 3 L.-9' fi :., Randy Noble . f , 'J gf.: Q, -P e--,, f Dan Nomura Marcie Noyes Q. V V V V VV 'is s Terri Olson , . V QVVLQ ' A g jVV.'fVQVV?VN Tom Osborn .gg KJV W ,'.r f 1 - 5 X ttt Meloney Osborne l ., 1 ,J Priscilla Parrott Daryl Ollghton Q ., VV L ,f-r gg, t Rick Patricelli Ronna Owen ti x V QV ,V Ray Perala ' P ' Q -if , Q 1, L ' K ' if L 55: i., V5 Leslie Peterson , 235 Sue Pilon W Cole Potter 5 ' 4 4.-to is L V' Mike Phillips L V Michele Pierce N PV I fi . .. . Darcie Potter 1 1 3 M V Q '.,v-pp V 1 V ' Lynn Potter Sue Rasosevich P Patti Power , ' Q A, ' qw Barb Quintinskie Debbie Reynolds ' , VE Vij' Q is fl- 3 ' WV D john Richards Leanne Rittenburg f d o 'g . Gloria Richardson Doug Robbins A , , Greg Riffero Helen Robbins 1 l V ' 1 f P 'K V LA LLL, V .L 3 V Stacy Roberts :V ' Q Rosita Robinson V V i i L . i :V - '- V ft Bob Rohlfing lim Rosenquist 2 . 4.. Vjj VV :V V- VV R . ,V VV Q FV V,-:QE K 4-7V V A V V V X A ludy Ohr Sharon Saboe 4 - Q V L ,if In , . C I S li ' sh l .S j ' gg .h 5 K 15155 . V VVVV V V V..., V L falg 3 Bl ! 51 V wt s N if Q Yi X HJ: E' X s fm :. Denise Salyers ', I f f- if ,'.' 4 s Sieve Sanders Dave Schaaf Ray Schlosser S A ,, 1' L f, f ., . Carol Schwendeman ' A, , P 2 ,A A 5 Kim Seaburg A A A Ty Sell l JTAA r j AAA A y i A h, , N, AAA ,.- f . JAAAAA , Dawn Se resun , ,, -A JVI IY: AAAAAAVAA ,A ' A 1 if A Steve Shafer ,QA ' Q.. 3- S Sue Sharp 1 A -V Clyde Sheldon A A A A S S we 5'mS0n 4 l ' eeee 1, X if a , Debbie sjobefg 1 1 fir y Sum Sommers , , , , ,,,,f,,,,. D0ug Sorenson , ' ' A AQ ' A f frm ' f leee ' 'f . . ws V M'ke Skagen lames Spee f i f if ',eS' ' Randy Sloan ' T mi AZ 'liw TEA, Lisa Smith W f W f A -2, Bonnie Small ' S is , 'lf f if Doug 5n0Wdan 'Rx ' V' 3155.-. ' . 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W dd i-is 2, rss t ta T T' T if ' Y' 45, a Torri Wheatley Pat Widger Randy Wik Norma Wilde fit! ,,'., A , Q gg. , M Q , to EG 'LF '-1 az :, A Y . www - , ,,5,f.f,,1f.,,,.,5w . if el I .sh 214342, jn nozf i Robert Wilkes Eric Williams Diane Wimpress Al Wing Karen Witters Kathy Witters Doug Wohlman jerry Wysocki 1, Donna Yamamoto Steve Zemanek 'trfv' Fw . can f sw Deanna Adair Cindy Arne Teri Bolton Rhonda Box Lynn Corner Mary Ann Delorie Vici Dige Christi Eckert Shelly Ford Melody Hefner Sue Hubbard Trulene johnson Toni Komar lami Kauzlarich loni Kauzlarich Shirley Louie Cindy Lund Karen Maguire Karen Maughlin Linda McCloud Candi McDowell Diane Naranjo Leanne Rittenburg Stacy Roberts Rosita Robinson Kim Sea burg Dawn Seresun Laurie Simson Marcia Stevenson Margaret Suzick With planning and effort, junior Council unfolds X 5 - , www-.. Q-N WA ' 5,,.,,,,,,,..--wmsvm-lang' K I N 417 junior Rep. Diane Naranjo qw Q K r- e im? .Mo . H xx: e is lp, ' Q if 4'5 Q f- -f A --.N - Xxx 50 nf M M XX ,xgx Q ... mmm ,X N . B- Sy Q gf X. X 'W N pm 7 wr-M -'-we., if :ral Four times as good fr 4 e Y , For a nickel l will! Lawrence Welk, eat your heart ou ,. .,,,,. Everybody ,X f 41 H: 51:14 one but me. I know we have some turkeys in this school but this is ridiculous! The better to hear you with! E 5 E 5 5 E We CAN do it, yes, we CAN. Grasshoppers, aren't what it takes to love mx Swimgymmeetmatchballgame . , . GO! w.m,,, LM, Mm' The night stalker Gale, Lisa, Kim, Bonnie CWinter Prom Courtl RHS Symphonic Band 73-74. Lora Albee, jim Arndt, Rhonda Beans, Lois Beckman, Bernie Beppu, Georgia Berganio, Duane Bohhannon, Dianna Burris, jeanie Burris, Hugh Collender, Brian Cook, Lori Dalthorpe, Bob Faris, Karen Fong, Tom Forbes, Dana Gregory, Garret Haider, Gary Hall, Leonard Hargess, Patti Headly, Heidi Health, jeff Hume, jim Knauss, jon Kodama, Larry Kump, Rick Kusrow, Brian Laffow, Larry Lindley, Kim Lok- en, Mike Malnati, Steve Martin, jim McLuen, Greg Mejlaender, Dave Meier, Linda Monkowski, Nancy Osborn, Debra Overby, john Stephanus, Tedd Stultz, Carrie Suvetani, Sue Taketa, Wanda Wehrman, Betti White, joel Young, jim Saddler. RHS Band Council 73-74 Music with spirit makes Superior and perfection are the words that makes Renton High School Advance Band the best. They contribute a great deal of the school spirit and proving that we are number one. Under the outstanding direction of Mr. Terry Grove in his second year at RHS, the band has had another sensational year. Individual musicianship and the performances of fine liter- ature, makes up the RHS symphonic band. Consisting of 46 members in the band, they participated in the winter and spring concerts, band contests, and music Festivals. During the football season the RHS marching band started their practices at seven o'clock in the morning to prepare for their excellent performances at the football games during half- time. Combined with style, timing and talent, the marching band giving their support. Showing that they have style and grace is the cadet band. Proving that the frosh have spirit, they perform concerts throughout the year and showing that their musical talent is very important for the school spirit in the future. In their first year, the Pep Band showing their support, playing at pep assemblies, basketball games, and also keep- ing the cheerleaders going and the spirit up. Stage Band has had a fantastic year also. They performed at the Winter and Spring concerts and pep assemblies and have participated in many other activities too. Members of stage band are Peter Broadfladt, Hugh Collender, Steven Dao, Dana Gregory, Garret Haider, jeff Hume, Larry Linds- ley, David Longoria, and john Stephanus. sweet harmon F Stage and make-up crew, builds leg the foundations for production ,,.,!' Buzz, buzz, hammer, hammer, saw, saw, paint, paint. Throughout the year as you were hurrying past the auditorium to be on time for class, you may have heard strange sounds behind the stage. Maybe you never took note of these odd noises, but when you attended concerts or plays at school there was always beautiful back- ground scenery. This outstanding art work was done willingly and enthusias- tically by RHS's own STAGE CREW. Under the direction of MR. TED BROWN and IANICE lACl. STAGE CREW manages to create colortul backgrounds by designing, building and painting sets. Besides STAGE CREW, MAKE-UP CREW also worked dilegently trans- forming behind the scenes everyday RHS students into whole new people. They used their talents along with ma- terials such as grease paint, latex, fake hair, and dura wax, to change the char- acters. Together these two crews worked and made the year a successful one for RHS. l i, w af f .ai ss. L' 5 12 corpses liven-up RHS'S By: joseph Kesselring The entire action of the play takes place in the liv- ing room of the Brewster home in Brooklyn. Time: 1941 Characters ABBY BREWSTER ..,.....,... THE REV. DR. HARPER TEDDY BREWSTER ...... OFFICER BROPHY .... OFFICER KLEIN ........ ELAINE HARPER ...... ... MORTIMER BREWSTERT . I f MR. GIBBS ..t.l........ IONATHAN BREWSTER DR. EINSTEIN ...,i,..... OFFICER O'HARA .,..... LIEUTENANT ROONEY ... MR. WITHERSPOON .l..4...., THE BODY, MR. HOSKINS CORPSES ................. ....Tedi McNaught . . .Hugh Collender . . , .Mike Meyer . . . .Chuck Birch .. .... Max Delo .........SandiKurtz MARTHA BREWSTER ,.. .,.. .IThurs.I julie Dickson ISat.I Aya Hashiguchi ,.........RichDavis ,..,,.SteveShort ,...Mike Bingaman ...Larry Lindsley .....,Steve Elliott . . . .Leonard Hargiss . , . .Andrew Longoria . .....IaniceIaci 1 .,.. VIP'S Of R.H.S. The suprise is what's inside! i i i This tie just doesn't go with my scar. CHARGER .. Fall play: Arsenic and Id Lace ttttst t ggggts Don't tell me I just drank the ELDERBERRY wine? Of course, . . we'lI get married! If music is the food of love. Swing Choir Members: Bernice Beppu Mike Bingaman john Bryant Liz Buckingham Dale Collier lim Davis Richard Davis Beth Emerson Becky Flinn Dennis Freeman Pat Gallagher Marie Iwasaki Vern Marchetti Rick Nees Tom Osborne Renita Palmer Danita Pieper Dave Schaaf Dawn Seresun Terri Steed Kathy Stewart Teri Swanson Outstanding performances kept this year's, SWING CHOIR busy. Under the direction of MR. RICHARD HOUSER, the choir performed at the Sheraton Inn for the retired teachers and for the Kiwanis Club. They traveled to Sea-Tac Motor Inn to sing for a garden club and also sang at the Skyway Methodist Church, for the Women's Society. Their effort, determina- tion and love of singing helped prove that R.H.S. is one of the best. S Sally Anderson, Dawn Bacic, Debbie Bailey, Paula Baker,Craig Belmondo, Cheri Bender, Paul Bingaman, Frank Bond, Carey Cedergreen, Cheryl Gorton, Sharon Chinn, Theresa Chritian, Paul Christiansen, Cindy Cogger, Kim Cole, Penny Courtier, Debbie Crenna, Nancy Dalthorp, Lonnie Dinius, Christi Eckert, Beth Emerson, Rick Furguson, Maureen Flynn, Jody Ford, lonnelle Freeman, Candy Garretson, Anita Gesterling, Dale Hughes, Debbie Highland, Carol Hoffman, Nancy Holm, leanette jones, Trudy Kain,1anetKimpton,Al Lam, Betsy Leonard, Patty Madden, Kevin McC-raw, jeff Martin, Candy McDowell, Carol McQueeney, Rita McQueeney, Karen Maughlin, Denise Mitchell, Brad Nansen, Diane Naranjo, Lygea Newell, Kristi Neidier, Ianette Parsons, Shawn Patterson, Milo Perrins, Rita Puckett, Susan Radosevich, Debbie Robbins, Rhonda Rosenberger, Hal Seaburg, Kim Seaburg, Brad Sherman, Cheryl Short, Debbie Sjoberg, Buffy Stebner, Terry Sullivan, Vera Thelander, Debbie Thompson, jami Thompson, Barb Quintinskie, Pam Williamson, Corrine Winn, Linda Woolslayer, Steve Zemanek, Alice Aliment, Sharon Rickmore. ingon,ingon,ingon Sophomore Nonette: Debbie Bailey Paula Baker Cheri Bender Sharon Chinn Nancy Dalthorp Maureen Flynn jody Ford Carol Hoffman Trudy Kain lanet Kimpton l , A Cappella is radiant music Harmonizing among some Sopranos. I i Boy, Randy, your new perfume is getting to me. A Cappella is beaut unadorned Reflections upon the 1973-1974 A Cappella Choir can only bring back memories of a year filled with en- lightenment and the apprehension of performing. This year's choir highlighted the Fall, Winter, and Spring Concerts with its superior vocalizing. The sixty-three member group attended the Annual Choir Festival at the University of Washington and also traveled to Spokane for Expo '74 in May. Through the S.B.A. fund, A Cap- pella acquired a shell which en- hanced their music even more. Mr. Richard Houser, the Choir director, has made Renton High School well known for its outstand- ing musical performances. Choir Council: Dennis Freeman, Vice-Pres., Dale Collier, Baritone and Bass section leader, Tom Osborn, Tenor section leader, lim Davis, Pres., Marie Iwasaki, Secretary, lean Leonard, Alto sec- tion leader, and Pam Crosswhite, Soprano section leader. TOP ROW: Diane Naranjo, Bernie Beppu, Peggy Robinson, Rich Davis, Mike Bingaman, Brad Ellis, Mike Meyer, Bryan Nansen, Lonnie Dinius, Dave Schaaf, Rick Nees, Vernon Marchetti, lim Davis, lean Leonard, Dawn Seresun, Terry Steed. THIRD ROW: Pat Gallagher, Cheryl Geffre, Ty Sell, Paul Gunter, Tom Arbuckle, Paul Millett, Dale Collier, Doug Skagen, Robert Harper, Greg Bonathan, Tom Osborn, Dennis Freeman, john Bryant, Valerie Newell, Marie Knutson. SECOND ROW: Liz Buckingham, jeanette Moore, Kris Bowlby, Renita Palmer, Patricia lennings, Lisa Smith, Donna Dickes, Karen Carlson, Lori Gearhart, Kathy lohnson, Kathy Stewart, Debbie Allerdice, Karen Witters, Beth Emerson, Sandy Guettel. FIRST ROW: Pam Crosswhite, Kathy Witters, Marie Iwasaki, Georgia Zerwoodis, Bonnie Morrison, Leslie Peterson, Danita Pieper, Becky Flinn, Teri Swanson, Alice Aliment, Michelle Dennis, Sue Dribnenki, LeAnn Headley, Barbara Nelson. NOT PICTURED: Ken Hoenig, Randy Wik, Barry Williams. Q4 EGFWHLQIFTTQU 1973-74 Chieftain Staff. LEFT TO RIGHT: Kim McCloud, Carol Hardie, Lynda Ohlson and Co-editors Rich Podriznik and Lori Zirkleg Linda Monkowski, lasmin Tann, Ed Stokes, STANDING, Advisor Mr. Robert Schneider. SPORTS PAGE: Kim McCloud and Carol Hardie FEATURE PAGE: Lori Zirkle and Lynda Ohlson FRONT PAGE: Rich Podriznik and Linda Monkowski 'K Ed Stokes, Advertising. .mnnlllnnu .iw I 111 X .K ,W Vg W... Iasmin Tann, Photographer. All the news that's fit to print, and then some. That was this years' Chieftain. The year started off great with everyone on the staff putting their heads together and coming up with two new features. One being Super Spirit and the other Sports Scoop , which added alot of color to this year's paper. Under the direction of co-editors Lori Zirkle and Rich Podriznik, the Chieftain kept us all up to date on what was happening around school throughout the year. 35 Cub Reporters. SITTING: Debbie Taylor, Gale Unger, Debbie Reynolds, Mark Faille, Scott Sugawara, Tim Plut STANDING: Lisa Smith Priscilla Parr0tt,jeff Stenslie, Linda Hesketh, Brian Laffaw, Jerry Wysocki, Diane Kemle, Terri Tully, Daryl Forslund,lim Mano, lohn Richards Pep Club spirit returns - alive and kicking Spirit! That's what Renton High School has had more than ever this year, thanks to a great club. Inactive since 1969, Pep Club has come to life once again with more energy and surprising ideas to contribute to the school. You couldn't help but notice the colorful signs covering the walls - encouraging, supporting and congratulating all team sports through- out each season. Never failing to recognize a team, the enthusiasm of this group kept them going strong all year. Under the leadership of loAnne Antovich, the determined student co-ordinatorg and Mrs. Allen, advisor, these students met every Wednesday to discuss activities and paint signs. Besides sign-making Pep Club found a great variety of other things to keep them busy around the school all year. For Homecoming '73 they made sure everyone was floating on air by selling helium-filled balloons. And RHS students really went for the idea, buying nearly all of the red and white balloons. But that's still not all. Pep Club members put out a tremendous effort in selling buttons and baking goodies for the teams throughout the year. All in all it was a very active, fun-filled, and rewarding year for Pep Club. loAnne Antovich Ev ostwick ori Rhonda Box Sue Budinich Carrol Clymer Michelle Collins Michelle Courage Lisa Dallasto Barb Gamrath Angela Gardin Gretchen Gil Paul Hanson Carol Hardie Mary Hisey Marie Iwasaki Colleen Kearns Mari Kodama Serena Louie Patty Madden Karen Mano Lisa Mayer janet McBain Kim McCloud Bonnie Morrison Laurie Nakahara Sharon Nakahara Lisa Nealy Patti Niemi Patti Noritake Liz O'Hara Shannon Ramsey Colleen Reardon Molly Richter Carol Schwendeman Gail Shinozaki Suzanne Smith Nancy Smyth Ronda Taylor Shirlee Tsuchida Alison Walkden Tammy Watanabe Karen Watt Kathy Watt Bette White Lori Zirkle wie? ffk' 1 ff 7m M Z i ,,,f V I f Y ,f 5 Q i Egmgf' ,tg K4y:,t35 W QYQQQ I ?g ' Ei ig Q ,Sit a L Try it, you'Il like it! Eat your heart out, Sinatra! Hey, Rico! The chicks are this way! I hope that dream-boat jumps right in my purse! 1 zzz QQ 4 So that! the senior radiator huh? I won't fall for that again. If i , my w. ,s n mf' .,, 2'-HZ' - 213: 'lr V A .,,,2:r:,,,-Q , , H 1 , an lt's .1 bird! It's a plane! lt'S a milk? ff swf Y Open wide for Chunky. 2 ...W ui V, 1 --rw Q 1 K Q ff , v fx x., A , K i-FR , . M A . Q Q M- I 5. sf- X tv? Q -at-... ' is , 9 . W 1 '15 'Q' 1' N , A 1 A A is iw M Q34 W E fs 1-A A,,g 3 A A ' x 5 8 - 'K nl .t 8 K a tk . A H ti. . .1 K X . 0 i f ' Q . 1 . i Q Q ' P h as-'E ' . 3 'W q ri.. ,Qi ,f :ii I gk L. Q:t:,Q A W Q' Q M Q q ew ,iwftlr Q1 YN ,ai 1 Step to the left Scoop' em up go Indians Step to the right hit 'em out fight Coach Riddle .-of Wk f pw Varsity members, Chuck McGuire, Ian Heaton, lody Gatz, Dale McDowell, Mike Richardson, Rich Breslin, Robert johnson, coach, Riddle. MIDDLE, Rick Patricelli, Steve Harper, Brian O'Conner, Steve Sanders, Terry McCulloch, Roger Nakamura. SITTING, Ron Brujell, Rico Barlow. RENTON is depending on a young team to come through in baseball. It will be hard to equal last year's team's performance of 2nd in league and 2nd in regionals. But with a nucleus to build on in BRESLIN, BARLOW, MOR- RISON and a good crop of juniors RHS will have a good season. , .. N A args!-R-sew'-f ' Q msfrrzfww 1 A g 'v'f'TtEEc, 1 J-,sfzi:t+,..z ggglqiifwfif- ' 'wifi - J 'f' - -- A '- f..4.f1-QQ ,. ,,,..t eggs- I'-5 A 4-M.'I7'f' 4 .ga I , 1 1 5 I 'I ' i V11 i. 1 ' N' A I.V. members coach, Pickett, Rodney Hobbs, Terry DeWeese, Dean Warns, Wade Keller, Brian Nic- cum, Craig Belmondo, MIDDLE, Frank Cholja, Nick Watson, Brian Nelson, Randy Sneesby, Kevin McGraw, FRONT, Steve Hillstad, Brian Kohlwes, Ernie Large, Doug Hisey. 'I23 l'I974 Renton High Varsity-BACK ROW: Don Malherek, Cindy Cogger, lim Hall, Matt Finne, Tote Wat- son, Allen Sakai, Rex Muth, Patti Daraskavich, Sue Radosevich. THIRD ROW: Rosita Robinson, Chris Murakami, Craig Sakai, Garret Haider, Tim Iwasaki, Paul Hanson, Clyde Sheldon, Don Van Slyke, Brian Albee, Sharon Mar, Camilla Louie. SECOND ROW: Gordy Glockner, Doug Skagen, Frank Brozovich, Layne Chinn, Karol Priebe, Donna Starowski, loni Kauzlarich, Terry Steed, Debbie Overby, Rhonda Beans. BOTTOM ROW: Gary Stanley, Lance Murakami, Doug Spangler, Mike Malnati, Nancy Holm, lami Kauzlarich, Karen Demchuck, Kelly Kovach, Georgiann Bergano. 3 You can't win. l When ou're in love j.V. Team Members-BACK ROW: Brian Miller, jeff Fong, Tom Wasner, Phil Lowe, Gary Bruhjell, Tedi Miller, Wanda Wehrman, Sheri Dickinson, Tom Yoshioka, Ken Kriekenbeck. THIRD ROW: Gary Nelson, Peter Braafladt, Kathy Stenvall, Cheryl Hendricksen, Lori Nakahara, Barbara Delanty, Teresa Foley, Kathy Mano, Allyson Thompson, julie Fujikado. SECOND ROW: Kim Dribnenki, Terri Speakes, Barb Gamrath, Kim Loken, Victor Yagi, Mark Raphael, Monica Moore, Debbie Nicolet, Linda Sheldon, julie Budd, Patti Noritake. BOTTOM ROW: lon Kodama, Teresa Billington, Diane Burkhalter, Debbie Burkhalter, Vicki Taylor, Debbie Seeley, Warren Yasutake, Eric Thorsen, Doug Stoutenberg, john Taylor, Gail Tsuboi. I Dale Wenworth TEAM MEMBERS, BACK, Mike Bingaman, Brian Cook, Chuck Birch, Reed Grosvenor, Keith Gilbert, Gary Broad, Greg Mejlaender, jim Carpenter, Steve Hammersmith, Brad Young, Randy Noble, Mark Nealy. THIRD, Gary Hall, Harmie Toren, Lonnie Dinius, Greg Ekberg, Dennis Sloane, Steve Franceschina, Steve Heck, Mark Fitzgerald, Steve Hawks, Brock Arnold, Steve Hawkins, Shannon Courage. SEC- OND, Dana Gregory, Malcom Fenner, Phil Tarli, Eric Baker, lim Knauss, Robert Stoutenberg, Bob Keenan, Dale Wenworth, Al Wing, Chuch Wittrock, lim Lansciardi, Terry Truscan, Manly Grinolds, Ed Minali, FRONT, Tom Takahashi, jim Ardnt, Glen Engelson, Tony Longo, Martin Moksa, Roger Kriekenbeck, Dave Nord, Chuck Ro- per, Ken Kingman, Kirk Brockway, jeff Belmondo, Greg Shiosaki, Greg McVea, Wes Hikida. ,M I T Bette White. Walter, Steve, Brian and Paul i Managers and statisticians: Sharon Chinn, janet McBaln Hnkgda, Bob Kennan A m A M Speedsters put action bac HQ 225 I: .. K Y: .. . U 1 , Q :RNA -' , ,, ,. 1 W wk . 5fC5!S?WH9TCk , F, ,,,,,,,, r, -ff-5 n the right track FROSH TEAM MEMBERS BACK, Eric Lundstrum, Don Liebrick, Rick Pentzold, Dave Osmond, Dennis Struck, lim Knocks, Brian Hurtgen, Russ Wantanabe, Larry Rock, Rice Brockway. THIRD, Von Hawks, Ron Moore, Brad Skagen, Larry Hoffman, Dan Minalia, Ron Hess, Bill Boand, Randy DeMoss, Ed Hall. SECOND, David Detwiler, Joe McConville, Mike Osborne, Dale Hughs, Kevin McClaskey, Will Knuth, Greg Heinrickson, john Cook, FRONT, Loonie Hansen, Bill Trirnm, Cory Cappaliti, Bruce Lyons, jeff Singer, Danny Poff, lay Segimota, Darce Teets. r f f Y f x-it n I 1 ia., BACK ROW: Nancy Barrowman, Diane Burris, Val Stanley, Maralee Gould, layne Welling, Alice Aliment, Kris Seifert, Mary Hood, Cherie Toupin, Carolyn Wing, Debbie Bland. MIDDLE ROW: Carrie Charlton, Connie Spee, Tanya Haider, Carol Morris, Debbie Robbins, Lisa Nealy, Sue Budinich, Karen Fong, Tarnrny Cruegar. FRONT ROW: Alison Walkden, Cindy Hansen, Renae Witters, lanett Parsons, Rose Miovski, Karen Maughlin, Gretchen Gil, Linda Ihle, Ellen Raphael, Loren Henry. Girls track start's a new beginning A 1 5 , ,.w,, ,w .2 ' mi. ax '5 . in H QP wdvf J :Z F 3? JPQQ.. L. egg Q Maul? L7 fires' ln... N.. Beat 'em Bust 'em that's our custom Lettergirls Lettermen Karen Beans Rhonda Beans Diane Burris Karen Carlson Patti Daraskavich Nancy Holms loni Kauzlarich Becky Linton Sharon Mar Terri Olson Debbie Overby Linda Sheldon Suni Sommers Donna Starowski Vicki Taylor Cherie Toupin SENIORS Brock Arnold Chuck Birch Rich Breslin Steve Budinich Cary Childers Hugh Collender Shannon Courage Matt Finne Keith Gilbert lim Gordon Dana Gregory Reed Grosvenor Paul Hanson Mike Heck Keith lohnson Bob Keenan Wes Kosai Dino Macris Steve McDaniels Doug Morrison Mark Nealy Dave Nobis Mark Prothero Kirk Riley Dan Spencer Pat Swanson Phil Tarli Bill Wasner Dale Wentworth Barry Williams IUNIORS Dave Bagnariol jeff Belmondo Greg Bonathan Steve Bortz Gary Broad Wane Dallosto lody Gatz Doug Gould Steve Heck jim Knauss Mark Kullberg Dave Little Dale McDowell Dan Nomura Rick Patricelli Mike Phillips Robert Rohlfing Mike Skagen Steve Sanders Doug Sorenson 1effStenslie Scott Sugawara Mike Talmadge Dennis Tarli Al Wing Doug Wohlman SOPHOMORES Greg Ekberg Gary Hall Tony Longo Mike Malnati Ed Minalia Roger Nakamura Brain Namatame Dave Nord Mike Richardson Greg Shiosaki Rob Stoutenberg Tom Takahashi Dan Wysocki Brad Young To be or not to be is debatable The fantastic RHS debate team completed this year on top. The varsity debate team of Ty Sell, jim Rosenquist, Brian Hulse, and lim McLuen, ar- gued their way to the state de- bate tournament. Things look good for next year with the returning team of Ty Sell, and jim Rosenquist, joined by the rest of the class, who polished their skills this year. 1-if VARSITY DEBATE TEAM: Brian Hulse, lim McLuen, Ty Sell and lim Rosenquist. Y ew Debate: Eric Baker, Chris Bingaman, Chuck Birch, Hugh Collender, Mary Delorie, Susan Dribnenki, Doug Gould, Leonard Hargiss, Brian Hulse, Kevin jones, Barb Knuth, Bob Lewis, Cindy Lund, Brian O'Connor, lim McLuen, Craig McVeigh, Benny Minor, Ken Narasaki, Natalie Peterson, lim Rosenquist, Ty Sell, Clyde Sheldon, Steve Short, Ray Spisak, lohn Stephanus, Gala Sutin, Mike Swanson, Paul Thacher, and Larry West. Q , if , ,. ,E 'a Eric Baker Paula Baker Karen Bales jeff Ankeny lim Arndt 412621 I A Te rri A lfano 4 4 ff Whdy L -1 ff Zfj' 7' -14 if f ,,, ' , Z 'E , 4 David Bennett t r Ge0'g'a 'l Be'ga'l'O 5 Loren Bergman ' V LW .fa l sw 3 .ft ii N , Q-. 1' 5 Sophies on their way to 41. Art Byrd Lori Campbell jeff Capeloto is - .T x ' la fl lr I ,Q .rft if Y i a Y lt B lj as lily an n , L, f 'ff 1 Q 'vp it 1. Polly Caughron Carey Cedergreen Shane Chase Doug Ashby Dawn Bacic Debbie Bailey , ,,tt ., .. .. fm . s-1: 51, -X-. . Sr, 5 3 ,. wg: ,.: , Teresa Billington Curtis Binkley Debbie Bland Dave Bonathan Sheldon Bowlin Danny Bracken Dorlee Brown Ron Bruhjell Danny Budd Debbie Burkhalter Diane Burkhalter loan Burrus :W Qi A, ,M 110' if lar at sg! V Layne Chinn Sharon Chinn Theresa Christian r-- .fff K. .- QL- ' h 52 ,. ,, V-ir . wx ., e 1? ., g J 1 gg is Hz' ffl. Y-P ,L . K ,sf t-ff,,..fsssts, if f A Q Q1 'af t is ll -v ..., Q - : I, -1 . ,,: ' K+... G.: ia. 1 Yf 53? 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Kris Niederer yu it D Ray Nobis Dave Nord - - ' ,..,... v 'Y Bonnie Nord Chuck Norris fi' Q ll l ' V , Kathy Ohlson :-t , l 1552 2: A IE Q it X. l'-eg' W six: Q Ellen Raphael 'ix, pa s ZAJ ' x f H .21 1 9? +R, g if s' 1 ,, 'I s Kelly Roy v- ll Bettie Russell Ro P-C leanne O'Leary ri Olson Bob O'Neill Randy Orndorff ' it t N. Kathy Osborne janet Parsons Ron Phillips Stan Powers Pita Puckett Tim Ramsey Lee Rancourt Wendy Reamer Mike Richardson ' f' Ralph Richter - l Don Rimbey ,Q - ' Debbie Robbins 57? ' A all ' Karen Schroeder Debbie Seely is S ' in a Sheldon Gregg Shiosaki Roberta Shipley Connie Shively Lori Sholtz C , 1,, . ii in 'Q Cheryl Short jeff Slapnick Dennis Sloan Tina Spangler Buffy Stebner Geralynn Steen Kathy Stenvall Duane Stone Debbie Overby 2 5' yt sf S .. ' Vicktor Ransom X i fi s ff x 57 Liv l-rr W . Ni ,J 'f J IV, +G: t , , Y K W. , . W -3 1,ll: I 1 . L i ii, , A A ' ,bsjgj ' ' W l,,'. A Rob Stoutenberg Ted Stultz Carrie Suyetani Q, 0 6 S t , 2 QW f 1 .IF A, Dan Taketa Sue Taketa Bill Swmey fVlIkE-l-8fT13d3 Tom Takahashi Debbie Taylor ., ,i,f :i,:3'ix3:f s f '- ,. ,,,,., ,..,,..,,,... , .Mi ,,,,W,,, , 1 ,.,,4,,,, r '.:i!1QEEr wi , ,.1.,, , 'T' VickieTaylor g , ,,, 5-5, Q 5, 5 1 .- . fm, w,.w -,rw f r fri W,,. . nl, -,,,,,+---x ,,,, ,L EI V , 357,47 35 5 sgfigggf ', , gg 5 . if ii? 'I ,,,. 'R ' ' M, Rockey Teets ' j Cary Thompson 4 i P? My Q , Cherie Toupin Sheri Truscan t , .N Cindy Vanlvlechelen Dave Vannice Wanda Wehrman layne Welling junior West Debbii Thornquist Christi ie Tom Marla oppano f Q 'Wim M In ,,:,g5,5, . 'a JW 'r,'sSr4'2' ,M H: ,,- , - f ISWESSEYZ -'ff i' v, Hifi ,.. A i.. ! f yf x f - ' , , 5' 45:3 X x' 0 Pete Tulloch 'ii' Darrell Vacca Rhonda Vanderford .V Sandy VanLuven ' ,. T Craig Violante Gary Ward Debbie Warns Kathy Watt Ron West Kitty Whitcomb Kelvin Wilkerson Bonnie Wilkes Pam Willianson WH sue winter 1 jeff Winterrnyer Wig af- f iff 65395 ' -it The rear view scene. Dan Wollam Brian Woo Mike Woodall Stacy Wooldridge Linda Woolslayer Dan Wysocki ,si : :w,.:1, W 'if I 727 fd 42 7Qf?f.' 1: ,M , aw few, - , , ..,,,. ., - , ,W 'ef if M., .L Z E. 41, I A ' , S X 4 f. Chuck Wittrock Richard wolf ww , , W. I Q mU .,, 3 3-aa 42 T -I ' ' , J 1 . iir V Karen Yasutake Brad Young Organization is the key word to Sophomore Council's suc- cess. KAREN NARASAKVS great leadership during Homecom- ing week, won the council the honor of the best looking hall- way. They keep themselves busy with bake sales, selling but- tons and stuffed Indian Dolls. Karen and her council members sponsored a canned food drive and also went caroling at Ren- ton Terrace Convalescent Center. The Sophomores have real- ly proven themselves, to be one of Renton's best. Terry Adams Cheri Bender Georgiann Bergiano Thersa Billington Debbie Bland Diane Burkhalter Sharon Chinn ludy Clymer Peni Carter Cathy Conover Carey Cedargreen Debbie Dillin Amir Fakharzadeh Lori Fjellstad Maureen Flynn Karen Fong lody Ford Barbara Gamrath Shelly Gunter Tricia Gibbs Cathy Haverland Tari Hamamoto Patti Headley Kerry Iewett Mary Ann johnson janet Kimpton Kim Loken Terry McCullock Robin Mishler Monica Moore Kathy Ohlson leanne O'Leary Ellen Raphael Lee Rancourt Betty Russell Kris Seifert Linda Sheldon Kathy Stenvall Sue Taketa Debbie Taylor Christine Tom Marla Toppano Sheri Truscan Cindy Van Mechelan Kathy Watt Wanda Wehrman jayne Welling Karen Yasutake Sophomore Rep. Karen Narasaki A i 's,- ,,,L..,4uQ ...fi lt's not working. Very interesting, huh Roger! L - '1 W Now if I could only read the notes. 4.8 Witch faculty member posed for this? If you gotta go, ya gotta go! ,, , ,,1. ,, t..,, Whats UP Doc? I studied so hard I think I'm gonna burst! - ,ef M r E 5 fl! w ,,k. K ,,.. ,. A f Q r gwlaauua A,, ,, '-'INN si? apggggy, f , eg swf NE lolene Ackerman Ron Adams Russell Alfano Victor Allen David Allerdice Bruce Arnold David AQISTUHU Brenda Banks Mike Bailey Lisa Bardarson .,,,5b - w in ii amy. .,s., vfsv 57 C rsss rs,rs by A offs . . 1114 T Wi. aswsl 51Ni3?Q Mike Barilleaux Nancy Barrowman Doug Beal Denice Bertucci Paul Bingaman Lois Beckman ffl Theresa Bell -wig Craig Belmondo K 'W xes t t w: . Emery Blessing ' lanis Bollinger 'X Lori Box 1,-1 ii Robin Boyd ,N Gary Bruhjell A Q Teresa Brown Mark Brunell . T ,Brown lulre Budd Ellis, er' Sue Budinich al its 4f33fl3 Bill Burggraf joe Bulzomi Cor . y Cappelletti Mafk Bullene Renee Cariveau Marc Casad Mary Castillo Reba Champion Carrie Charlton Shayne Cheney Debbie Choat Laurie Binkley Bill Bland Tina Bolton Eva Bostwick Leslie Bowden Peter Braafladt Bryce Brockway Lori Brown Frank Cholaj Paul Christensen arg? lim Christian Neena Ciotta gf Tony Cole Petra Colvin Andre Coleman lon Cook Michelle Collins Sharon Cook ig? at an Y,-E., ua 1 Q . f T Dave Detwiler julie Dickson Lori Dorgan Cheri Dornbusch Kim Dribnenki Karen Echaniz Bret Egbert Rene Ekberg 3 '31 F if Craig Dahl Lisa Dallosto 'tart im l F r 5 fi mag! Tim Cosens Renee Courage janice Courtney Larry DeBlasio Robert Deering Nick D'Ettore , Im. Yiiiifff ,2- ,-. -. . - - 2,2 Qi V vt-uf' 9 'N 9 . ri. 1 l t . M l bi' Cheri Faucher Sandra Felker f Lori Fenton ' jay Farrell V ' gr , ' trtt fs ,if t G L G 'LL 1. K f 3: jeffFong U if john Fortensky iigg ' Y - R I Nancy Fote 3 54. 1 A ,. 1' ' Tony Fulfer if ,L David Fulton wx Debbie Fulton f . ..-k pk Linda Gearhart Randy Geffre levi Qt' Keith Gordon Walt Gosciewski jim Gray LesleeCrate ll '- TamiCrueger - lim Cutler I sl, X wt 3 Dawn Davis joanne Deacy Barbara Delanty gy, 22 Dave Delorie it Zs, if Randy Demoss V iii ll its 4 ,'f1 Terry Dinius Valerie Doll Bruce Dunbar lvy Durgan Cheryl Engle --.: Valerie Fanning x ss k are 1 K g Rick Ferguson Theresa Foley Kim Franklin , julie Fujikado an . . time Bruce Gamboa Allan Gans Lenard Garrett Colleen Gilroy Carol Glovick L Virginia Green ' ' Q Marv Griffin .:.' ' ,rj s Sheila Griffin kwa? 2 . 1 t ' S 1 no s i am. X .- ,... nit? X up , X 'M ' Yf. ii 61' 5,3 , t 2 Y t . Kim Grinolds Bruce Hahnlen Tanya Haider Ed Hall Rick Hall Lonnie Hansan Mark Hanson Tonya Hasbrook Stephanie Hasson Ray Hawkins Von Hawks 'QF x X E if , is lu si lie? -i Maureen Healy julie Heck h g'g.ijfiV,1 if k ,ki by A M- zzfzfr: -ri --, mf- - . -. . L ssii - Q ef, pf 'X W ,f' .. 5 ' f-4mr.- att- , , l, .:,9'lQ q f ii K t as .ik N up -1 'm Brian Hurtgen Doug Hisey Rod Hobbs Ken Hefner Cheryl Henriksen jeff Hertlein . .gba ,Q 'I Q l it ., ,,,. T - M me 'Ei' Blum .ef Qi Y L l lf -ig i wee f -1 4, Ki. -in '75 at No 5 Mills 19.5, .1 C 1.23 ,.:. ,l. . .H ,ls Sh, l, flak 22 il, I ami - Ron Hess Debbie Hicks Steve Hillestad Greg Hinrichsen Dan Hodges Larry Hoffman Dale Hughes Steve Hume Cindy jayne jeanette jemming Karen johnson Todd johnson - Ja. V. g ff 3 3 t S A 1' N :i if mf . . , ffl L S3 af .s.. . 42? gg .ir -f'- i -' ., . F. .. , W l S I gt 'wt Phil Lowe Eric Lundstrom Effff' W W 1 Knowledge is . . Kathy lones Kim Kawachi Paul Kinberg Donna Kindle Mari Kodama Brian Kohlwes Will Knuth , M mg Roberta Kohr ll Ken Kriekenbeck sif i'i' A .V 52: Chuck Kuney L gg ' ' Stephanie Kurtz ' 'lifes : Matt Laburdi V ', -, Dorette Lacher f X ' gk Helen Lamborn I ' - Ernie Large , t. Q :?- V Lenae Lawson A ' t - ' 1 ig' :Wulf 'ii' 31' 7? Karen Lemke T -ri' 1 H joe Leonard jj 5 , Joanne Lesmeister 'rf-f f' 243. -E egg 1 - Don Liebrich 'f Ruth Lindquist y X joanne Lindsley it ' i it N - Q -- ' Andrew Longoria ' 5- ' iff in Serena Louie e r e ., iss-,, A - K Karin Loveall i - , .,'.- Francine Luster 535 ' Bruce Lyons Q ' , ' - 7'5 Mike Madden V K' . Ee -' f tn Kevin Magraw Eraf fli, . 5 ' ix k LOHGUH Mallon 5 se S ,- ii fi T' .X ,,t- .E Q . Kathy Mano -gg -I Greg Marshall QE? 5- X Q ' 5 41 Bob Martionnson , X. V jerry Mathieson ' ' A '77 'I J' , ' Se '. is W Q , t ,- l 'll A -fs .jg 3. A S 3,61 ' sf? K av- Q t- L, , il 3? E6 1. 'W ,Y af wifsl-fi fi 1 treasure, y M lf! Patti Noritake if ..: W -I Robert Norton I K Ellen Osthus Nancy Marshall Patty Marshall Alice Marsland Pat Martinez Duane Matthai I fr. Y Y, I Own 1 ' x - Sl Parry May Kevin McClaskey joe McConville Vince McLin ludy Mezek Linda Miller Dan Minalia Dave Minshall Yvonne Motanic Robert Mountjoy Rick Murakami Alicia Muth 'V'--1: Jkt!! ' E 'lv rs sss , - ' PQ 3. . .' ' fir i f it . Heather Nakamura Rod Neal Lisa Nealy Brad Nelson jennifer Nelson Brad Nansen Gordie Niemi Gary Nelson Patty Niemi Myron Parker Warren Parker Dennis Pate Shawn Patterson Rick Pentzold Edeana Ottinger Rod Overgaard il. Tim Perrigl Milo Perrins Natalie Petersen Ted Playle . ' Venita Ramirez Liz O'Hara Eve Olsen Karen Olsen Mike Osborn Teresa Moon Ron Moore Carol Morris K K ff s -Q Q- s fs P ' 31' ,V .. . I.. Mark Mutschelknaus Lori Nakahara Sh-: get eg, K, xi! ap 'Sli ,Q .. ww- ' W 1 QW 'Q 33. Dan Poff Kathy Prentice Sue Purdy Gary Puckett Shannon Ramsey t 4. H -.- :EJ 9 . . I ,f.33gg.,: , .. i ,av , .Q , I . fawunlnr Brian Nelson t we S is W 'I , .. Q , ' 4,2 , was -A NV JW' age , Q .Qi -19: i 49 4 . T. . 1 Q, K lm , B x. ' 1 .H in .1 .1,,.f Q., . 0-. iz.. ,-'l' . .... wr. is ..... - 3 ,. ug.: ,--f 52' Q Q' T A Mark Raphael Donna Reid .wi . s iizs' H t . ' , 6 X' .ge wr .5 y - ' , ' we T rsii . 'si. 2 .t ww N. i T K f .'r. l . 1 r A 3, z if f- at . ' ' H if ' .. X -2 NV Q l f' vi. . i il ' all 5' 3 as Hg- an l Rick Rasmussen Molly Richter 5 Z X x '2 in -,za ff T Q 46 ! N-+ f 't nt .il Dave Rimbey Stuart Ristine Tom Rivily Q l G Benjie Roberts 1 k ': mf ' n 1 Cindy Robbins Q - fl Larry Rock -w at Karen Rockey D f- .F james Roe TfaC'R0l f T Al Rogers Rlck ROPGV T , . EM Debbie Ruppert g ,, tt A ,La if '-11 Rts fi ' ' Tim Sanders C' - - Lon-Saano Scott Schimming . M W Pattie Sadler 6 :ai 4, st Heidi Sammalisto gi Q W Q , , , Perry Sanchez l 'tt.t E as T T 'S Theresa Schlosser lay 568im0iO S Cindy Schrum Patti Seidensticker L t 4 it Dan Scott Z ' Qi Harold Seaburg 'tv tix ,,'N ffk zm. d h T Sl I f -,,k:: Wit., A .f ag Bra S efman ammie can f , T jeff singer Kathy Smith 3 df 'EA Brad Skagen Suzanne Smith 5 1 ti? ' l' t L . fl- .. X 111 . may ,5 , , K 5 , -at - 4-ff. I t WR rf' . t lt? Ar f no W w gt, 1 .Q 3, .,t A 1 .f. . ft-fy . . et 19 L. , . 5 S ,ttr ., Nancy Smyth Lucy Soto Randy Sneesby Deanne Space Rob Sparrow Doug Spangler at , R . N .42 at but practice is the key to it Connie Spee Brian Stanley Terri Speakes Valerie Stanley Scott Steger Tom Stenslie . is , X . 4. 2 Karen Stewart Terry Sullivan M Doug Stoutenberg DOUg SUIIOY1 ' Dennis Struck Mike Sutherland ' ' - 15' I I .t ,z if Mary Ann Swistun Kathy Swanson Steve Talmage Billy Tapscott Cindy Taylor john Taylor Pam Taylor Darcey Teets Roseanne Thacher Vera Thelander Allyson Thompson Eric Thorsen Kathy Tirrell ., , ia. SU ,- 2 ,V R l ,. j'y'i r , T Q 'iz f l SES -. . , lftgi? D ,,, 3 Qi? .2 my ,A A ,v11,1i2f, V, ll ll ittttt V ' Marlene Tom Dana Vanderford V Bill Trimn Karin VanSickle Jie V Steve Tully Venetia Vango V. 3 + W Russ Watanab Nick Watson Bill Wickstrom Lee Widger K D ia. at -45- 1 0-- Bob VanMechelen Mike Ward Doug Vann Dean Warns Gene Vos Tom Wasner 0 Carolyn Wing Renae Witters Bruce Whittaker Warren Yasutake Tom Yoshioka David Zimmerman Karen Watt Sherri Webb Kim Whalen Ron Wickham Karen Wik Debra Williams Eric Williamson Kenny Williams ,, i,, N ig? 3, ,,, ,, ,, r J' it' lanice Woeck Valerie Wright Victor Yagi . ,,,,,, f i, i ..,, .:,,1.t QW., , .,,,. ,,,. , t,,,, .. t,,. .,,t,, E A., ,,, , tt,,,t,, . ,t,, ..., 1 2 ,,'f tal e .,.' 6 .,--,, 'i 'fi ii , fi 1 - i, ,, tt gif' i fifi 5, if .A V ' i,i i t lls 'ttt' i K I . I a ,,1 in P r - I tiiiiriii t ' or siir iisiii i ii., ' 'K' v ' l,.1 ,,,.imsa iles' f 1 M ' .f ,,. x Two down, and one to go! XX 1 erik Lisa Bardarson Eva Bostwick Carrie Charlton Renee Courage lanice Courtney Lisa Dallasto Valerie Doll Lori Dorgan Karen Echaniz Rene Ekberg Theresa Foley julie Fujikado Shelia Griffen Kim Kawachi Serena Louie Kathy Mano Nancy Marshall Natalie Peterson Cindy Shrum Suzanne Smith Connie Spee Kathleen Swanson Kathy Tirrell Marlene Tom Gail Tsuboi Venetia Vango Karen Watt Karen Wik nv ft R , Q You had your chance, Theresa, and you blew it. Freshman takes easy way down. Bag it! Starlight, Star bright, boy do I want that date tonight. Q i 'Qi ' if 149 l Torch: the flame of education Torch Executive Board FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Hesketh, Vice President, Mike Skagen, Vice President, Connie Sullivan, President, Bette White, Secretary. Seniors SENIOR TORCH: Lora Albee, Karen Arita, Linda Bartley, Dana Bates, Karen Beans, Tracie Bill, Duane Bohannon, Rick Breslin, Brian Bressan, lohn Bryant, Steve Capeloto, Ed Carolan, Hugh Collender, Dale Collier, Charlie Conner, Shannon Courage, Rich Davis, Angela Dorgan, Sue Dribnenki, Beth Emerson, Cindy FeIker,janetFlatten,1im Forbes, Roxi Fultz, Glen Freeman, Mary Gosciewski, Sandy Guettel, Aya Hashiguchi, Paula Henry, Mary Hood, Brian Hulse, lanice laci, Pat Jennings, Greg lessen, Sandy Kurtz, jean Leonard, Bob Lewis, Debbie Lispie, Bill Lorbeski, lan Loug- heed, Alice Luedtke, Patty Madden, Karen Mano, Kathi Marlowe, Lisa Mayer, lim McLuen, Teddi McNaught, Pat Mer- rill, Kathy Miller, Nancy Osborn, Michelle Palmer, Danita Pieper, Rich Podriznik, Karol Priebe, Mark Prothero, lanis Rancourt, Pam Ribovick, Ken Robbins, Allen Sakai, Dave Schirman, Mark Schroeder, Gale Shinozaki, Neil Shiosaki, Doug Skagen, Donna Starowski, Terri Steed, Kathy Stewart, Connie Sullivan, john Sutherland, Pat Swanson, Tom Tamada, Bob Turnbaugh, Velita Vanderford, Larry West, Bette White, Stan Yamamoto, Taimi Young, Curt Zimmer- man, Lori Zirkle. juniors IUNIOR TORCH: Deanna Adair, Bill Adams, jeff Belmondo, Frank Brozovich, Marcia Brunell, Karen Carlson, Donna Crowell, Patti Daraskavich, Amy Deshaw, Steve Elliot, Tracy Fisher, Kari Fjellstad, Steve Franceshina, jim Hall, Steve Hawkins, Leann Headley, Steve Heck, Linda Hesketh, Mary Hisey, Carl Hobbs, Harvey Hoglund, Sue Hubbard, Ken jayne, jami Kauslarich, Pam Klineman, Gary Kohlwes, Donna Kosai, jim Kossert, Kelli Kovach, Mark Kullberg, Brian Laffaw, Shirley Louie, Karen Maguire, Sharon Mar, Linda McCloud, Bennie Minor, jeanette Moore, Mark Murakami, Dan Nomura, Terri Olson, Tom Osborn, Priscilla Parrott, Leslie Peterson, Mike Phillips, Cole Potter, Gloria Richard- son, Rosita Robinson, Sharon Saboe, Craig Sakai, Dave Schaaf, Carol Schwendeman, Ty Sell, Steve Shafer, Clyde Sheldon, Mike Skagen, Doug Snowden, Soni Sommers, jim Spee, Mike Swanson, Caroline Tamada, Rhonda Taylor, Paul Thacher, Don Van Slyke, Tammy Watanabe, Miriam Weigel, julie Williams, Diane Wimpress, Alan Wing, Doug Wohlman. Sophomores .Piss SOPHOMORE TORCH: jim Arndt, Doug Ashby, Cheri Bender, Debbie Bland, Sheldon Bowlin, Ron Bruhjell, Lori Camp- bell, jeff Capeloto, Layne Chin, Sharon Chin, Mark Connel, Brian Cook, Karen Demchuck, Debbie Dillion, Amir Fakhar- zadeh, Bob Faris, Craig Flatten, Karen Fong, Ruth Freeman, Patty Gibbs, Maralee Gould, Don Gustine, Garret Haider, Gary Hall, Leonard Hargiss, Patti Headley, Wes Hikida, Nancy Holm, Linda lhle, Kerin jones, janet Kimpton, jim Knauss, jon Kodama, Betsy Leonard, Becky Linton, Kim Loken, Craig Macveigh, Mike Malnati, Paul Millett, Martin Moks, Monica Moore, Chris Murakami, Karen Narasaki, Karl Narasaki, Ken Nelson, Kathy Ohlson, Stan Power, Ellen Raphael, Wendy Reamer, Mike Richardson, Linda Sheldon, Kathy Stenvall, Bill Swiney, Dan Taketa, Sue Taketa, Mike Tamada, Craig Violente, Wanda Wherman, jayne Welling, Kitty Whitcomb, Brian Woo, Linda Woolslayer, Karen Yasutake. Nope, go fish' l'd recognize those ankles anywhere l N-sQ.....,..,,,, E. 1203, if Put the freshmen where they belong V You've got legs e 2 954 Ever get the feeling you're being watched . , x N ' x 'F x ts E N N ' W - 1 , J GZ Nx Wrap it up FaiIIe N., s , a v Q 'J 3 fx x I '.Y3, Q 'fy fr in S 9 They've got spirit Cabinet Members loAnne Antovich Rhonda Box Linda Browning Debbie Casal Kandi DeLaurenti Mary Ann Delorie Sue Dribnenki Barbara Gamrath Angela Gardin Sue Garrett LeAnn Headley Melody Hefner Mary Hisey Sue Hubbard Trulene lohnson Kerri jude Colleen Kearns lan Lougheed Club X, yy :Mg Secretary-Lori Zirkle Karen Maguire Lisa Mayer Patty Merrill Linda Monkowski Laura Morris Bonnie Morrison janet McBain Darcie Potter Rosita Robinson Sharon Saboe Dawn Seresun Laurie Simson Shirlee Tsuchida Bette White Karen Yasutaki Georgia Zerwoodis Lori Zirkle The dice are gonna roll tonight The GREAT and SPIRITED Girl's club has done a FAN- TASTIC job this past year. They started the year off by interviewing girls and boys for Girl and Boy of the month, which two were chosen every month from the first of the year to the last. As time went on they made a court for the Homecoming Queen and Princesses. During that same week they had a carnation sale, which n K ,, I dxf ax They work around the clock was very successful, in encouraging the school spirit. Towards the middle of the year they sponsored the faculty tea and winter tolo. Then finally rollin' around the end of the BIG year of 1973-74, they sponsored a spring tolo and a mother's tea. They worked very hard during the past year and proved that GIRLS' CLUB 73-74 was the BEST. yes they do A little help from a friend Shake, Rattle, and Roll I St 'I S .Xi L2 vt s Q v s v s : s 1 s I 'O 1 Drill Team: Practice makes perfect. That was the goal of this years drill team. Under the advisorship of Miss Bucher they attained their goal. The drill team practiced long and hard before school and first period to develop their precision drills. In their spare time drill team has sponsored many money raising projects. They had a car wash to raise money to buy their uniforms. They sponsored a P.T.A. dance and held a bake sale at Open House. And that's not all. Among other things they sold candy bars, peanut brittle and held a glass recycling drive. Sf E s S r 'l ! 5 E a In ste All Qi! Q , ,lr K ' 'Y .. mi. , a ex I rl' il: 535. X: it g ,gf K .1 S .L Lii it , QE' V ff, -ss -.kv 1 Q . -...ff .-in-4 f: ,, ,... vith the times l Blk! le 0 Q gf? if? it? is ' R t sfefigbs it C, R i f 2? at , v'-L i 5 lsgwaef ....,..... -M N.- Q.. Am- K 5? 1973-1974 Drill Team Members: Tedi McNaught, Peggy Robinson, Co-Captains. Shannon Bickmore, Reba Cham- pion, Theresa Christian, Gertrude Cutler, Amy DeShaw, Debbie Dillin, Cindy Hansen, Linda Hesketh, Tanya Hol- land, Gayla johnson, MaryAnn johnson, Michelle Kuney, Dorette Lacher, Vicki Large, Pam May, Kathy McComas, leanette Moore, Patti Power, Wendy Reamer, Becky Rey- nolds, Debbie Thornquist ' - .4 'L ' 5,..15w.: . W W K - h , ' 'Rf K , -- ' ' mg f Q . A 3 xi-f,1:,1,:-arf ' ' ' A',- , of W Q. 52 'M ' ii . , wig' . 1, f Y Q ,Q Q my iigym- I M,.?f,. 1Ll1 Z ,f 1 3 4 , Hn, . . K4 :E5,1V u:jzi . ku k:,.y.f3- .. , -4 ,..,. mr m ,,.5::f:,,1 -- 1 f B Q H S L , L fi ' 1 -fdvvd. .- v C ,M K xi , ws- L pw ',,,,W,, wi VS. 4 ' 1 fi l1 an RSV! if The closer you get, the better you look. .M K' .... , U if 54 CAR Vik- 1,x.,pr:1 'fmt 5 C bo! X ul J ' if I-wurfm Nz ff jd' , . . .7 mfg If-2ff!!gjQ l'ifZ!f!f- f-1:19. 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Pep Club ,.lli SBA Officers . , . School Memories .. Senior Band r,.. Senior Council . Senior Dedication ,.... . . Senior Memories ..l..,.,.. Sophomore Council .,..,.. Sports Memories ,..... . . ......76 ......16 ...,.130 ......17 StageBand .......... .. Student Council ..... . . .....196 SwingChoir ., ......14 ,.,,..26 Tennis ,......,...,., . . Top of the Tribe ..... ,. ,.,...97 .....132 .,...109 Torch......,..... .. ...,.114 Track.....,... .. ......58 Waskowitz .. ...M197 Wrestling.,.... .. .....102 WinterPlay .. Yell Leaders .. .. ,,....30 ....52 ....54 139 162 103 , 4 . .60 108 124 .,..32 ...150 126 ,...62 ,...70 106 ....90 Seniors Abbitt, Stephen 36 Abe, Cindi 36 Abe, james 36 Albee, Lora 17,31,36,102,150 Allerdice, Deborah 36,111 Allerdice, Stephen 36 Almquist, Nancy 36 Aman, Sheri 36 Anderson, Sally 36,109 Antovich, jo Anne 31,34,36,115,154 Arbuckle, Thomas 36,111 Arita, Karen 36,150 Arnold, Brock 21,36,115,132 Backman, Cindy 31,36,65 Baglien, Leslie 36 Barlow, Rick 36,61 Bartley, Linda 36,150 Bates, Dana 36,150 Bauer, Duane 36 Beans, Karen 36,132,150 Beard, Ronald 36 Bennett, Pat 36 Benson, Donald 36 Beppu, Bernice 36,102,108,111 Beutjich, Ronald 37 Bill, Tracie 31,33,37,58,59,150 Birch, Charles 37,106,132,133 Blake, Peggy 37 Bohannon, Duane 37,102,150 Bond, Edward 37 Bowden, Beth 37 Bracken, Diane 37 Brandow, Cal Breslin, Richard 37,80,132,150 Bressan, Brian 37,150 Bryant, john 37,108,111,150 Buchanan, Denise 37 Buckingham, Mary 37,108,111 Budinich, Stephen 37,80,132 Bunker, Ron 37 Cady, Dianna 37 Cambell, Christian 37 Capeloto, Steven 37,150 Carolan, Edward 37,150 Casal, Debbie 31,38,60,154 Case, Kevin 31,38 Childers, Cary 38,75,132 Chinn, Keith 38 Christianson, Cavid 38 Clymer, Carrol 31,38,59,115 Coddington, Cavid 38 Collender, Hugh13,31,38,61,102,106,133,150 Collier, Dale 35,38,59,111,150 Conner, Charlie 38,150 Conner, jane 38 Cook, Robert 38 Cooper, David 38 Cosens, Christine 38 Courage, Shannon 32,38,12,60,61,150 Covey, Fred 38 Crenna, Deborah 38,109 Crosswhite, Pamela 38,111 Curtis, Penny 31,38 Davis, james 38,111 Davis, Richard 31,38,60,106,111,150 DeLaurenti, Kandi 31,38,154 Denms, Michelle 39,111 Dinius, Arlin 39,80 Dinius, Lonnie 39,109,111 Ditto, Frank 39 Doll, Roselie 39 Dorgan, Angela 39,150 Dribnenki, Susan 31,39,17,61,111,133,150,154 Eastberg, Michael 39,61 Elliot, Robin 39 Ellis, Brad 31,39,90,111 Elwell, Lisa 39 Emerson, Elizabeth 39,108,109,150,111 Faille, james 31,39 Farmer, Tom 39 Faucher, Stanley 39 Faulkner, Kristen 39 Felker, Cindy 39,150 Fenner, Harold 39 Fesler, Darcy 39 Fettinger, Cathy 40 Finne, Matthew 40,132 Fjellstad, Denny 40 Flatten, janet 31,40,150 Fleming, Paula 40 Flinn, Rebecca 40,108,111 Flynn, Diane 40 Forbes, james 40,150 Freeman, Dennis 40,108,111 Freeman, Glenn 40,150 Fultz, Roxanne 40,150 Gabriel, Evelyn 40 Gallagher, Patricia 40,108,111 Galvin, Charles 40 Galvin Kafhv an Gardin, Angela 31,40,115,154 Garrett, Susan 31,40,154 Gearhart, Lori 40,111 Gesterling, Tracy 40 Giard, Cynthia 41 Gil-Pelletier, Gretchen 41,64,65,115 Gilbert, Keith 41,132 Gilge, Kimberly 41 Gilroy, Paul 41 Goetz, Michael 41 Gorden, james 21,41,132 Gosciewski, Mary 41,150 Graham, jay 41 Gregory, Dana 21,41,102,103,132 Grosvenor, Reed 12,41,132 Guettel, Sandra 30,32,41,59,111,150 Hammersmith, Steven 41,61 Hanson, Paul 31,41,59,115,132 Harbour, Randy 41 Hardie, Carol41,31,59,76,88,112,115 Harrington, Trudie 31,41,59 Harrison, Terry 21,41 ,80 Hart, Norma 41 Hartley, Victor 42 Hashiguchi, Aya 31,42,106,150 Haverland, Mike 42 Hawks, Loretta 42 Hawley, Kim 42 Healy, Tim 42,73 Heck, Michael 21,31,42,132 Henry, Paula 42,65,150 Hesketh, jim 42 Hill, Deborah 42 Hodges, Terrence 42 Hood, Mary Ann 16,42,150 Hoveland, Laurie 42 Hoyem, Diana 42 Hudson, Debbie 42 Hulse, Brian 31,42,60,61,133,150 laci, janice 31,42,59,106,115,150 lwasaki, Marie 42,65,108,111,115 jennings, Patricia 42,111,150 jessen, Gregory 42,150 jessen, jeff 42 johnson , judy 42 johnson, johnson, johnson, Katherine 42,59,61,111 Keith 132 Kevin 43 jones, Kevin 43,61,133 josephson, james 43 Kearns, Colleen 31,43,115,154 Keenan, Robert 12,43,132 Kelly, Patrick 43 Kelso, Cheryl 43 Kemle, Diane 43,113 Kindle, Debra 43 Knuth, Barbara 16,43 Knutson, Marie 43,111 Kosai, Wesley 43,132 Kossert, Carol 43 Ku basta, Sandra 43 Kuramoto, Daniel 43 Kuramoto, Micheal 43 Kurtz, Sandra 43,106,150 Laine, April 44 Lam, Howai 44 Lansing, Douglas 44 Larson, Robert 44 Legg, Burton 44 Leifer, Randall 44,80 Lemke, Diane 44 Leonard, jean 44,111,150 Lesmeister, Rosella 44 Lewis, Robert 44,75,133,150 Lispie, Debra 44,150 Lispie, William 44 Lorbeseski, William 44,150 Lougheed, jan 31,44,61,150,154 Luedtke, Alice 44,65,150 Luhrs, Randall 44 Macris, Dino 44,132 Madden, Patty 31,44,88,109,115,15O Malherek, Linda 31,44 Mancevich, Deborah 31,44 Mano, Karen 33,44,59,88,115,150 Marlowe, Kathleen 16,44,150 Martin, Terri 44 Mayer, Lisa 35,44,115,150,154 McBain, janet 31,44,60,115,154 McBride, jeffrey 45 McCloud, Catherine 31,45,59,88,101,112,115 McConville, Cheryl 31,45 McCrum, Michael 45 McDaniels, Steven 21,45,80,132 McDowell, Curtis 45 McLeod, Kevin 45 McLuen, james Scott 45,102,133,150 McNaught, Theresa 45,106,150,157 McQueeney, Rita 45,109 Menges, Carol Ann 45 Merrill, Patricia 31,45,150,154 Middleton, Shonna 45 Miller,lohn 45 Miller, Kathryn 45,31,150 Mitchell, Denise 45,109 Monkowski, Linda 31,45,59,102,112,154 Morris, Laura 31,45,154 Morrison, Bonnie 45,111,115,154 Morrison, Doug 21,45,80,132 Murakami, john 31,45,60,75 Nakahara, Sharon 16,31,45,115 Neal, Pete 46 Nealy, Mark 21,46,132 Needham, Bill 46 Niederer, Terri 46 Nielipinski, Eric 46 Nobis, Dave 21,46,132 Nord, Sue 16,46,77 O'Connor, Brian 46,133 Ohlson, Lynda 31 ,46,59,112 Oliva, George 46 Olson, Cindy 46 Olson, Sherry 31,46 Opitz, Dan 46 Osborn, Nancy 31,-16,102,150 Osborne, jacquie 46 Ozbolt, Phil 46 Palmer, Michelle 46,150 Palmer, Renita 46,108,111 Parnell, Patricia 31,46 Peabody, Allen 46,61 Pera, Rita 46,64 Perrins, Kim 46 Pieper, Danita 46,108,111,150 Podriznik, Rich 31,47,112,150 Priebe, Karol 31,47,150 Prothero, Mark 34,47,75,132,150 Purdy, Marilee 47 Rancourt, janice 47,150 Rhodes, Debbie 47 Ribovick, Pam 47,150 Rice, Bruce 47 Richter, Allan 47 Riley, Kirk 21,447,132 Robbins, Ken 47,150 Robinson, Peggy 60,47,111,157 Russell, Craig 47 Sadler, james 47,102 Sakai, Allen 47,58,59,32,150 Schafer, Linda 47 Scheuffele, Don 60,47 Schirman, Dave 47,150 Schreiner, Brad 47 Schroeder, Mark 47,60,150 Schunzel, james 47 Scott, janet 47 shinozaki, Gale 47,s9,77,8a,115,15o Skagen, Doug 21,31,35,48,111,150 Smith, Arthur 48 Snarski, john 48 Spencer, Dan 21,48,132 Spisak, Raymon 48,133 Spurgeon, Emery 48 Starowski, Donna 17,48,132,150 Steed, Terry 31,48,16,108,111,150 Stenvall, jim 48 Stephanus, john 48,102,103,133 Stephens, Arleen 48 Stevens, Richard 48 Stewart, Kathy 33,48,58,108,111,150 Stewart, Myra 48 Stokes, Ed 112 Stone, Dave 48 Sullivan, Connie 31,48,150,151 Sundet, Wade 48 Sutherland, john 48,150 Sutton, Mark 31,48 Swanson, Pat 49.75.132.150 Tamada, Tom 49,150 Tann, jasmin 31,49,112,113 Tarli, Philip 21,49,132 Fayior, Allen 49 Toppano, Mike 49 Trimm, Kathy 49,61 Tsuchida, Shirlee 31,49,59,115,154 Twilly, Terry 49 U nderland, Tina 49 Vanderford, Velita 49,150 Vansickle, Mark 49 Vasser, Denice 49 Venning, jodi 49 Villa, Phil 49 Washburn, Steve 49 Wasner, Bill 49,132 Watson,Tote 49,60 Wentworth Dale 12,50,60,132 West, Lawrence 50,133,150 Whalen, Kim 50 White, Bette 31,50,102,115,150,154 Whitton, jim 50 Widman, Robert 50 Williams, Barry 21,50,111,132 Wintermyer, Phil 50 Witters, Arthur 50 Wollam, Richard 50 wright, john so Yamamoto, Stan 50,150 Yardy, Teresa 50 Young, Taimi 150 Zawisza, john 50 Zerwoodis, Georgia 50,60,111,154 Zimmerman, Curtis 50,150 Zirkle, Lori 31,34,50,112,115,150 juniors Adair, Deanna 92,97,151 Adams, Bill 92,21,151 Akiyoshi, Doug 92 Albee. Brian 92 Aliment, Alice 16,92,109,111 Aliment, Steve 92 Arne, Cindy 92,97 Ashby, Vicki 92 Aws, Barb 92 Bagnariol, Dave 92,132 Bagnariol, Sharon 92 Baskin, Darrell 92 Baur, Sue 92 Beach, Candy 92 Beans, Rhonda 17,92,102,132 Bell, jack 92 Belmondo, jeff 21,60,92,132,151 Bertucci, Cheryl 92 Bingaman, Mike 73,92,106,108,111,133 Birch, Ron 92 Bolton, Teri 92,97 Bonathan, Greg 21,92,111,132 Bond, Frank 92,109 Bortz, Steve 13,92,132 Bowlby, Kris 65,92,111 Box, Rhonda 92,97,115,154 Broad, Gary 92,132 Brockway, Curt 92 Books, Barb 92 Brown, Mark 59,92 Browning, Linda 92,151 Brozovich, Frank 21,92,151 Brunell, Marcia 92,151 Bullene, Mike 92 Bunker, Stan 92 Burris, Dianna 92,102,132 Burris, jean 92,102 Carlson, Brian 92 Carlson, Karen 17,92,111,132,151 Carpenter, james 21,92,73 Carrothers, Mike 92 Chan, Elaine 92 Cogger, Cindy 92,109 Connole, Bob 92 Corner, Lynn 92,97 Cosens, john 73,92 Crowell, Donna 151 Culligan, joann 92 Custis, Lisa 92 Cutler, Gertrude 92,157 Dahl, Tony 92 Dailey, Ron 92 Dallosto, Wayne 21,92,132 Dalthorp, Lori 92,102 Daraskavich, Patti 17,92,132,151 Del Duca, Lee Ann 92 Delo, Max 92,106 Delorie, Mary 92,97,133,154 DeShaw, Amy 92,151,157 DeShaw, Elaine 92 Dickes, Donna 92,111 Dickinson, Diane 92 Dickinson, Sheri 92 Dige, Vici 92,97 Dow, Steve 103 Dixon, janice 92 Dreyer, Norma 61 Dyer, Lorraine 93 Eagen, Dawn 93 Eckert, Christi 93,97,109 Eisold, Lori 93 Eller, Dave 93 Elliott, Steve 106,151 Evans, Teresa 93 Faille, Mark 93,113 Finnegan, Dennis 21,93 Fisher, Tracy 93,151 Fjellstad, Kari 93,151 Flynn, Patty 93 Flynn, Tom 93 Ford, Shelly 61,77,93,97 Forslund, Daryl 93,113 Franceschina, Steve 93,151 Freeman, jonelle 93,109 Gans, Debbie 93 Gatz, jody 21,93,132 Gearhart, Mike 93 Geffre, Cheryl 93,111 Geiger, Kim 93 Gilchrist, Rick 93 Gilroy, Sheila 93 Glockner, Gordy 75,93 Gorden, Kathy 93 Gorton, Cheryl 109 Gould, Doug 93,132,133 Grace, julie 93 Grant, Dale 93 Green, Kathy 93 Grinolds, Manly 93 Gunter, Paul 93,111 Haas, Betty 93 Hall, jim 61,93,151 Hallberg, Mary 93 Hammersmith, Kim 93 Harris, julie 93 Harrison, Percell 73,93 Harvego, Lee 93 Hawkins, Steve 93,151 Hawks, Robert 93,13 Hay, Bill 93 Headley, LeAnn 93,111,151,154 Heath, Heidi 93,102 Heaton, jan 21,93 Hebner, Chris 93 Heck, Steve 21,60,93,132,151 Hefner, Melody 93,97,154 Hesketh, Linda 93,113,150,151,157 Hess, jim 93 Hisey, Mary 59,65,93,115,151,154 Hobbs, Carl 151 Hoglund, Harvey 151 Holland, Tanya 17,94,157 Hubbard, Sue 94,151,154 Hudson, Don 94 jayne, Ken 13,94,151 Koch, Te lazbec, ji jewett, G m 94 ail 60,94 johnson, Gayla 94,157 johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, Kirby 94 Larry 94 Robert 94 Trulene 60,94,154 jude, Kerri 94,154 Kauzlarich, jami 94,151 Kauzlarich,joni17,94,132 Kellicut, Debbie 94 Kelso, Cheryl 94 Kingman, Ken 94 Klineman, Pam 151 Koch, Hector 94 rri 94 Kohlwes, Gary 94,151 Komar, Toni 76,77,94 Kortness, Darlene 17,94 Kosai, Donna 94,151 Kossert, jim 21,94,151 Kovach, Kellie 17,94,154 Kullberg, Mark 21,75,94,132,151 Kuney, Michelle 94,157 Kusrow, Rick 94,102 Laffaw, Brian 94,102,113,151 Laine, Greg 94 Lam, Alfred 94,109 LaMarche, Rick 94 Large, Vickie 94,157 Lawrence, Mike 21,94 Lee, john 94 Leno, joey 21,94 Lesmeister, Sharlene 94 Lewis, Marla 94 Liburdi, Mark 94 Lindsley, Larry 94,102,103,106 Little, Dave 21,94,132 Little, Tom 94 Long, Tim 94 Lord, Barb 94 Louie, Camilla 94 Louie, Shirley 59,94,151 Lund, Cindy 61,133 Maguire, Karen 94,151,154 Malmoe, Sue 94 Mann, Roxi 94 Mano, jim 94,113 Manolis, Linda 94 Mar, Sharon 17,59,94,132,151 Marchetti, Vern 94,108,111 Martin, Steve 94,102 Mattson, Doyle 94 Maughlin, Karen 94,109,6O Maust, Larry 94 May, Curtis 94 McCloud, Linda 95,61,151 McDonald, john 95 McDowell, Candy 95,109 McDowell, Dale 21,95,132 Mcliliece, Mari 95 McQueeney, Carol 95,109 Mejlander, Greg 13,95,102 Miller, Tom 95 Minor, Bennie 95,133,151 Miskimens, Kelly 95 Mitchell, Debbie 95 Mitchell, Sue 95 Moore, jeanette 95,111,151,157 Murakami, Mark 95,151 Muth, Kirk 95 Nansen, Brian 95,111 Naranjo, Diane 59,95,109,111 Nees, Rick 105,111 Nelson, Barbara 95,111 Nelson, Guy 95 Newell, Valerie 95,111 Nicolet, Marilyn 95 Nightingale, Vivian 95 Noble, Randy 21,95 Nomura, Dan 95,132,151 Noyes, Marcie 95 Oliver, Robin 61 Olson, Terri 17,95,132,151 Osborn, Tom 75,95,108,111,151 Osborne, Meloney 95 Oughton, Daryl 95 Owen, Ronna 95 Parrott, Priscilla 95,113,151 Patrecelli, Rick 21,95,132 Pearson, Dave 21,61 Perala, Ray 95 Peterson, Leslie 95,111,151 Phillips, Mike 21,61,95,132,151 Pierce, Michelle 95 Pilon, Sue 95 Plut, Tim 113 Potter, Cole 95,151 Potter, Darcie 95,154 Potter, Lynn 95 Power, Patti 95 Quintinskie, Barb 95,109 Radosevich, Sue 95,109 Raum, Landi 95 Reardon, Colleen 115 Reynolds, Debbie 95,113 Richards, john 95,113 Richardson, Gloria 95,151 Riffero, Greg 95 Rittenburg, Leanne 95 Robbins, Doug 95 Robbins, Helen 95 Roberts, Stacey 95 Robinson, Rosita 95,151,154 Rohfling, Bob 95,132 Rohr, judy 95 Rosenquist, jim 95,61,133 Saboe, Sharon 16,77,95,151,154 Sakai, Craig 59,95,151 Salyers, Denise 96 Sanders, Steve 96,21,132 Schaaf, Dave 96,108,111,151 Schlosser, Ray 21,96 Schwendeman, Carol 76,77,88,96,115,151 Seaburg, Kim 96,109 Sell, Ty 96,111,133,151 Seresun, Dawn 96,60,108,111,154 Shafer, Steve 96,151 Sharp, Sue 96 Sheldon, Clyde 96,133,151 Shiraito, Mari 17,65,96 Simson, Laurie 96,154 Sjoberg, Debbie 96,109 Skagen, Mike 75,96,132,150,151 Sloan, Randy 96 Smith, Lisa so,96,1o1,111 Smull, Bonnie 96 Snowden, Doug 96,151 Sommers, Suni 96,151,132 Sorenson, Doug 96,132 Spee, james 96,151 Stanley, Gary 21,61,96 Stanley, Teresa 96 Stark, jim 96 Steinhart, Walt 96 Stenslie, jeff 96,113,132 Stevenson, Marcia 16,96 Stout, Sheri 96 Suarez, Elizabeth 96 Sugawara, Scott 21,96,113,132 Sullivan, Kellie 96 Sutherland, Teresa 96 Sutin, Gala 133 Suzick, Margaret 16,96 Swanson, Mike 75.96.133,151 Talbot, Ron 96 Talmage, Mike 75,96,132 Tamada, Caroline 76,77,96,151 Tarli, Dennis 96,132 Taylor, Debbie 96,113 Taylor, Rhonda 96,115,151 Thacher, Paul 61,96,133,151 Thompson, Dave 96 Thompson, Hester 96 Thompson, jami 96,109 Toren, Harmie 21,96 Truscan, Terry 21,96 Tully, Terri 60,96,113 Unger, Gayle 96,113 Vanslyke, Don 96,151 Waffle, Cevin 96 Ward, Pam 96 Warns, Duane 96 Watanabe, Tammy 88,96,115,151 Weigel, Miriam 96,151 Wheatley, Torri 96 Widger, Pat 96 Wik, Randy 21,96,111 Wilde, Norma 96 Wilkes, Robert 96 Williams, Eric 96 Williams,julie151 Wimpress, Diane 96,151 Wing, Alan12,96,132,151 Witters, Karen 96,111 Witters, Kathy 96,111 Wohlman, Doug 21 ,80,96,132,151 Wysocki, jerry 96,113 Yamamoto, Donna 96 Zemanek, Steve 96,109 Sophomores Adams, Terri 139 Alfano, Terri 134 Ankeny, jeff 134 Arndt, jim 134,102,151 Ashby, Doug 134,151 Bacic, Dawn 134,109,61 Bailey, Debbie 134,109 Baker, Eric 134,12,133 Baker, Paula 134,109 Bales, Karen 134 Beal, Lisa 134 Bender, Cheri 134,109,139,151 Bennett, David 134 Berganio, Georgianna 134,102,139 Bergman, Loren 134 Bickmore, Shannon 109,157 Billington, Teresa 134,139 Binkley, Curtus 134,13 Bland, Debbie 134,139,151 Bonathan, Dave 134 Bowlin, Sheldon 134,60,151 Bracken, Danny 134,75 Brown, Dorlee 134 Bruhjell, Ron 134,21,151 Budd, Danny 134 ,Burkhalter, Debbie 134 Burkhalter, Diane 134,139 Burrus, joan 134 Byrd, Art 134 Cambell, Lori 134,16,61,151 Capeloto, jeff 134,151 Carlson, Chris 134 Carolan, Mary 134,16 Caughron, Polly 134,16 Cedergreen, Carey 134,16,109,139 Chase, Shane 134 Chinn, Layne 134,151 charm, Sharon 134,1e,77,1o9,139,s1,151 Christian, Theresa 134,16,109,157 Claiborne, Bill 134 Clayton, Terry 134,17,77 Clymer, judy 134,139 Cole, Kim 134,109 Collier, Keith 134 Connel, Mark 134,59,7S,151 Conover, Kathy 134,16,139i Cook, Brian 134,102,151 Corner, Diane 134 Corner, Kim 134 Courage, Michelle 134,115 Courtier, Penny 134,109,61,139 Cox, Lynn 135 Croswhite, Tim 135 Cugini, Robert 135,65,60 Cunningham, Tom 135 Cutler, Beth 135 Dalthrop, Nancy 135,109 Davis, Carey 135 Deacy, Donald 135 Debortole, Gene 135 Demchuck, Karen 135,17,151 Deweese, Terry 135 Dietrich, Rhonda 135 Dillon, Debbie 135,65,139,151,1S7 Dinius, john 135 Dorsey, Tim 135 Ekberg, Greg 135,21,73,132 Engelson, Glenn 135 England, Gary 135 Evans, Stewart 135 Everett, Evelyn 135 Fakharzadeh, Amir 135,59,65,139,61,151 Faris, Robert 135,75,102,151 Farlkner, Monte 135 Fitzgerald, Mark 135,21 Fjelstad, Lori 135,21 Flatten, Craig 135,151 Fleming,jack135 Flynn, Maureen 16,61,109,135,139 Fong, Karen 102,135,139,151 Forbes, Terry 135 Forbes, Tom 102,135 Ford, lody 59,60,109,135,139 Freeman, Ruth 135,151 Gallagher, Kevin 135 Gamrath, Barbara 59,115,135,139,154 Garettson, Candi 109,135 Gesterling, Anita 109,135 Gibbs, Tricia 135,139,151 Gibson, Corey 135 Gillespie, Shelly 135 Glazier, Burt 135 Goodwin, Candy 135 Goodwin, Greg 135 Gould, Cheryl 135 Gould, Maralee 17,135,151 Griffin, Dan 135 Griffin, Darrell 135 Gunter, Shelly 135,139 Gustine, Don 135,151 Haider, Garret 75,102,103,135,151 Hall, Gary 21,102,132,136,151 Hamamoto, Lori 136,139 Hanson, Cindy 136,157 Hargiss, Leonard 102,106,133,136,151 Harper, Steve 111,136 Hart, Monte 136 Hart, Randy 136 Haverland, Cathy 16,136,139 Headley, Patti 102,136,139,151 Heck, Laurie 136 Hedstrom, David 136 Henry, Lauren 136 Highland, Debbie 109 Hikida, Wes 12,136,151 Hilde, Nancy 136 Hobbs, viki 136 Hoenig, Ken 111,136 Hoffman, Carol 109,136 Holm, Nancy 17,109,132,136,151 Hoveland, Lisa 136 Hume, jeff 102,103,136 Ihle, Linda 17,136,151 lwasaki, Tim 136 jansen, Pauline 136 jennings, Bruce 136 jessen, jim 136 jewett, Kerry 136,139 johnson, Kelly 136 johnson, Mary Ann 65,136,139,157 jones, Kerin 136,151 jones, Ron 136 joyce, Brian 136 Kain, Trudy 109,136 Keating, Sue 136 Kelso, Warren 136 Kimpton, janet 109,136,139,151 Kindle, Deanna 136 Knauss, jim 13,102,132,136,151 Kock, Dawn 136 Kodama, jon 21,102,136,151 Kriekenbeck, Roger 21,136 Kump, Cary 102,136 Lansciardi, jim 136 Lansing, Brad 136 Lasecki, Dave 136 Lazaro, Marina 136 Leaf, Bob 136 Leonard, Betsy 60,109,136,151 Liburdi, Marlana136 Linton, Becky 16,17,132,136,151 Loken, Kim 16,102,136,139,151 Longo, Tony 21,73,132,136 Longoria, Dave 102,103 Lucas, Becky 136 Luster, james 60,136 Macpherson, Willy 136 Macveigh, Craig 133,136,151 Malherek, Don 136 Malnati, Mike 73,102,132,136,151 Marlowe, jodi 136 Martin, jeff 136 Martinez, Robert 136 May, Pam 117,136,157 McComas, Kathy 136,157 McCulloch, Terry 21,60,139,139 McGurie, Chuck 136 McNaught, Ron 136 Meyer, David 136,102 Meyer, Mike 136,106,111 Miller, Brian 136,75 Miller, jim 136 Miller, Teddi 137 Millett,Paul137,151,111 Minalia, Ed 137,21,73,132 Miouski, Rose 137,17 Mishler, Robin 137,139 Mochizuki, Diane 137 Moks, Martin 137,21,61,151 Moon, Pat 137 Mooney, Paula 137,61 Moore, Monica 137,139,151 Moore, Sue 137 Mooris, Paula 137 Murakami, Chris 137,151 Nakamura, Roger 137,132 Namatame, Brian 137,13,59,132 Narasaki, Karen 'l37,59,65,139,151 Narasaki, Ken 137,13,133,151 Nelson, Ken 137,151 Nelson, Renee 137 Nelson, Roxanne 137 Newell, Lygea 137,109 Nicolet, Debbie 137 Niederer, Kris 137,109 Nobis, Ray 137 Nord, Bonnie 137,61 Nord, Dave 137,21,132 Norris, Chuck 137 Qhlson, Kathy 137,139,151 O'Leary, jeanne 137,139 Olson, Ron 137 O'Neill, Bob 137 Orndorff, Randy 137 Osborne, Kathy 137 Ottinger, Tana 137 Overby, Debbie 137,17,77,102,132 Parsons, janett 137,17,77,109 Phillips, Ron 137 Powers, Stan 137,151 Puckett, Rita 137,109 Ramsey, Tim 137 Rancourt, Lee 137,139 Ransom, Vicktor 137 Rapheal, Ellen 137,139,60,151 Reamer, Wendy 137,151,157 Reynolds, Becky 157 Richardson, Mike 137,21,132,151 Richter, Ralph 137 Rimbey, Don 137 Robbins, Debbie 137,109 Roper, Chuck 137 Rosenberger, Rhonda 109 Roy, Kelly 137 Russell, Bettie 137,139,60 Schroeder, Karen 137 Seely, Debbie 137 Seifert, Chris 137,16,71,139 Sheldon, Linda 137,'l32,139,151 Shiosaki, Gregg 137,21,73,132 Shipley, Roberta 137 Shively, Connie 137 Sholtz, Lori 137 Short, Cheryl 137,109 Slapnick,jeff137 Sloan, Dennis 137,21 Spangler, Tina 137 Stepner, Buffy 137,109 Steen, Geralynn137 Stenvall, Kathy 137,139,151 Stone, Duane 137 Stoutenberg, Rob 137,132 Stultz, Ted 137,102 Suyetani, Carrie 137,102 Swiney, Bill 138,151 Takahashi, Tom 138,132 Taketa, Dan 138,151 Taketa,Sue138,102,139,151 Tamada, Mike 138,151 Taylor, Debbie 138,139 Taylor, Vicky 138,16,132,61 Teets, Rockey138 Thompson, Debbie 109 Thompson, Gary 138 Thornquist, Debbie 138,139 Tom, Christine 138,139 Toppano, Marla 138,139 Toupin, Cherie 138,17,132,139 Truscan, Sheri 138 Tulloch, Pete 138 Vacca, Darrell 138 Vanderford, Rhonda 138 Vanluven, Sandy 138 VanMechelen, Cindy 138,139 Vannice, Dave 138 Violante, Craig 138,151. Ward, Gary 138 Warns, Debbie 138 Watt, Kathy 138,115,139 wehrman, Wanda 13a,1o2,139,151 Welling, layne 138,139,61 West, junior 138,60,151 West, Ron 138 Whitcomb, Kitty 138,151 Wilkerson, Kelvin 138 Wilkes, Bonnie 138 Williamson, Pam 138,109 Winn, Corinne 109 Winter, Sue 138 Wintermyer, jeff 138 Wittrock, Chuck 138,21 Wolf, Richard 138 Wollam, Dan 138 Woo, Brian 138,151 Woodall, Mike 138 Wooldridge, Stacy 138 Woolslayer, Linda 138,109,151 Wysoki, Dan138,21,132 Yasutake, Karen 138,16,139,151,154 Young, Brad 138,21,132 Young, joel 102 Freshmen Ackerman, jolene 142 Adams, Ron 142 Alfano, Russell 142 Allen, Victor 142 Allerdice, David 142 Arnold, Bruce 142 Ausman, David 142 Baily, Mike 142 Banks, Brenda 142 Bardarson, Lisa 61,142,148 Barilleaux, Mike 142 Barrowman, Nancy 59,142,148 Beal, Doug 142 Beckaman, Lois 102,142 Bell, Teresa 142 Belmondo, Craig 109,142 Bertucci, Denice 77,142 Bingaman, Paul 109,142 Binkley, Laurie 142 Bland, Bill 142 Blessing, Emery 142 Bollinger, janis 142 Bolton, Tina 142 Bostwick, Eva 115,142,148 Bowden, Leslie 142 Box, Lori 60,115,142 Boyd, Robin 142 Braafladt, Peter 13,103,142 Brockway, Bryce 142 Brown, Lorie 142 Brown, Teresa 142 Brown, Teri 142 Bruhjell, Gary 142 Brunell, Mark 142 Budd, julie 142 Budinich, Sue 59,115,142 Bulzomi, joe 142 Bullene, Mark 142 Burggraf, Bill 142 Cappelletti, Croy 13,142 Cariveau, Renee 142 Casad, Marc 142 Castillo, Mary 142 Champion, Reba 142,157 Charlton, Carrie 17,61,142,148 Cheney, Shayne 73,142 Choat, Debbie 142 Cholaj,Frnak142 Cholaj, Frank 142 Christian, jim 142 Christensen, Paul 109,142 Ciotta, Neena142 Cole, Tony 142 Coleman, Andre 142 Collins, Michele 115,142 Colvin, Petra 142 Cook, jon 142 Cook, Sharon 142 Cosens, Tim 73,143 Courage, Renee 143,148 Courtney, janice 143,148 Creuger, Tami 16,77,143 Cutler, lim 143 Dahl, Craig 143 Dallosto, Lisa 59,115,143,148 Davis, Dawn 143 Deacy,loanne143 DeBlasio, Larry 143 Deering, Robert 73,143 D'Ett0re, Nick 143 Delanty, Barbara 143 Delorie, Dave 143 Dickson, julie 61,106,143 Dinius, Terry 143 Doll, Valerie 143,148 Dorgan, Laurie 143,148 Dornbusch, Cheri 143 Dribnenki, Kim 143 Dunbar, Bruce 13,61,143 Durgan, Ivy 143 Echaniz, Karen 143,148 Egbert, Bert 143 Eckberg, Rene 143,148 Engle, Cheryl 143 Fanning, Valerie 143 Farrelll,jay143 Faucher, Cheri 143 Felker, Sandra 143 Fenton, Lori 143 Ferguson, Rick 109,143 Foley, Theresa 60,143,148 Fong, jeff 143 Fortensky, john 143 Fote, Nancy 143 Franklin, Kim 143 Fujikado, julie 16,143,148 Fulfer, Tony 143 Fulton, David 143 Fulton, Debbie 143 Gamboa, Bruce 143 Gans, Allan 143 Garrett, Lenard 143 Gearhart, Linda 143 Geffre, Randy 143 Gilroy, Colleen 143 Glovick, Carol 143 Gordon, Keith 143 Gosciewski, Walt 73,143 Gray, jim 143 Green, Virginia 143 Griffen, Marv 143 Grinolds, Kim 144 Hahnlen, Bruce 144 Haider, Tanya 144 Hall, Ed 144 Hansen, Lonnie 13,144 Hanson, Mark 144 Hasbrook, Tonya 144 Hasson, Stephanie 144 Hawkins, Ray 13,73,144 Hawks, Von 144 Healy, Maureen 144 Heck, julie 144 Hefner, Ken 144 Henricksen, Cheryl 144 Hertlein, jeff 144 Hess, Ron 73,144 Hicks, Debbie 144 Hillestad, Steve 144 Hinrichsen, Greg 13,144 Hisey, Doug 144 Hobbs, Rod 144 Hodges, Dan 144 Hoffman, Larry 144 Hughs, Dale 109,144 Hume, Steve 144 Hurtgen, Brian 59,60,61,75,144 layne, Cindy 144 jemming,jeanette144 johnson, Karen 77,144 jones, Kathy 144 Kawacki, Kim 144,148 Kinberg, Paul 144 Kindle, Donna 144 Knuth, Will 59,144 Kodama, Mari 115,144 Kohlwes, Brian 73,144 Kohr, Roberta 144 Kriekenbeck, Ken 144 Kuney, Chuck 144 Kurtz, Stephanie 144 Laburdi, Matt 144 Lacher, Dorette 144,157 Lamborn, Helen 144 Large, Ernie 144 Lawson, Lenea144 Lemke, Karen 144 Leonard, joe 144 Lesmeister,joanne144 Liesrich, Don 144 Lindquist, Ruth 144 Lindsley,joanne144 Longoria, Andrew 106,144 Looney, Steve 144 Louie, Serena 115,144,148 Loveall, Karin 144 Lowe, Phil 144 Lundstrom, Eric 144 Luster, Francine 144 Lyons, Bruce 144 Madden, Mike 144 Magraw, Kevin 60,109,144 Mallon, Loretta 144 Mano, Kathy 145,148 Marshall, Greg 145 Marshall, Nancy 145,148 Marshall, Patty 145 Marsland, Alice 145 Martinez, Pat 73,145 Matthai, Duane 145 Martinson, Bob 145 Mathieson, jerry 145 May, Parry 145 McClaskey, Kevin 73,145 McConville, joe 145 McLin, Vince 145 Mezek,judy145 Miller, Linda 145 Minalia, Dan 73,145 Minshall, Dave 145 Moon, Teresa 145 Moore, Ron 145 Mooris, Carol 145 Motanic, Yvonne 145 Mountjoy, Robert 145 Murakami, Rick 145 Muth, Alicia 145 Mutschelknaus, Mark 145 Nakahara, Lori 115,145 Nakamura, Heathel'77,145 Nansen, Brad 109,145 Neal, Rod 145 Nealy, Lisa 115,145 Nelson, Brad 145 Nelson, Brian 60,145 Nelson, Gary 145 Nelson, jennifer 145 Niemi, Gordie145 Niemi, Patti 115,145 Noritake, Patti 115,145 Norton, Robert 73,145 O'Hara, Liz 115,145 Olsen, Eve 145 Olsen, Karen 60,145 Osborn, Mike 145 Osthus, Ellen 145 Ottinger, Edeana145 Overgaard, Rod 145 Parker, Myron 145 Parker, Warren 145 Pate, Dennis 145 Patterson, Shawn 109,145 Pentzold, Rick 145 Perrigl, Tim 145 Perrins, Milo 109,145 Petersen, Natalie 133,145,148 Playle, Ted 145 Poff, Dan 73,145 Prentice, Kathy 145 Purdy, Sue 145 Puckett, Gary 145 Ramirez, Venita145 Ramsey, Shannon 115,145 Raphael, Mark 145 Rasmussen, Richard 145 Reid, Donna 145 Richter, Molly 115,145 Rimbey, Dave 146 Ristine, Stuart 73,146 Rivily, Tom 146 Roberts, Benjie146 Robbins, Cindy 77,146 Rock, Larry 146 Rockey, Karen 146 Roe, james 146 Rogers, Al 146 Rohr, Traci 146 Roper, Rick 146 Ruppert, Debbie 146 Saario, Lori 146 Sadler, Pattie146 Sammalisto, Heidi 146 Sanchez, Perry 146 Sanders, Tim 146 Schimming, Scott 146 Schlosse, Theresa 146 Schrum, Cindy 146,148 Scott, Dan 146 Seaburg, Harold 109,146 Segimoto,jay13,60,73,146 Seidenstricker, Patti 17,146 Sherman, Brad 75,109,146 Singer, jeff 146 Skagen, Brad 61,146 Sloan, Tammie146 Smith, Kathy 146 Smith, Suzanne 115,146,148 Smyth, Nancy 59,115,146 Sneesby, Randy 73,146 Soto, Lucy 146 Space, Deanne146 Sparrow, Rob 146 Spangler, Doug 60,146 Spee, Connie 146,148 Speakes, Terri 146 Stanley, Brian 146 Stanley, Valerie 146 Steger, Scott 73,146 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