Renton High School - Illahee Yearbook (Renton, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 222 of the 1975 volume:

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Foreign Exchange Chieftain Torch Student Council S.B.A. Officers Executive Board Youth Leadership Leadership Camp Election Committee Debate Cheerleaders Table of Contents 8-39 28 29 30-33 36-39 40-81 42-43 44 45 45 46-49 52 53 54-55 58-59 60 61 62-63 64-65 66-67 70-71 72 73 73 74-75 76 76 77-79 Sports Football Cross-Country Golf Girls' Volleyball Letterpeople Track Girls' Track Tennis Baseball Boys' Swimming Girls' Swimming Girls' Gymnastics Wrestling Basketball Girls' Basketball Drill Team Underclass juniors lr. Council Winter Prom Sophomores Sophomore Council Freshmen Freshman Council Faculty Advertising Index lllahee Staff 82-135 84-89 90-91 92-93 94-95 98-99 100-103 104-105 106-107 109-112 114-115 116-117 118-119 120-123 126-131 132-133 134-135 136-167 138-144 145 148-149 1 50-156 y 157 160-165 166 168-183 184-201 202-205 207-209 T0 mulfofxa, emu UWB Loch DN TNS R33 Xqgmx UDV NHOC A N0 KQSAX' cxmxmak MSHA Lxmggg - XXBAY QSO ff gc, ,,3Xx,cLxx I 31,9 ibm Q'QO,vqCx5L5 UJZW CCLLJCIX Qgcxgilkjj UQQ3 Qcfiigib QQBQLCWJ QVXVN 5 SQQ mixcm Huis WQXQQQ y' Qvmakgggj KDLJHV CQQMSQ5 KJQUK ' f Qfggi dmdx UAOQA 93, X J Lmw +wm wQ f U3WJi f P ' JTNLAQK 'QVC WUZ-' TT? I U-x'C3fXk'E UQVYRQ ffmflelq D0 1 Qlfxeiv, 'jl+'ip VLOXNX VDO Owl YV WCM NJ L lwcfk 0x?xVYOcN0K CHMVJW' V kms KSUW DA? 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VA fa , . 2 in 51.- is really a beginning Mark Faille l Lori Eisold Iani Elder Steve Elliott Janice Dixon Lorraine Dyer Dawn Eagen Christi Eckert Dennis Finnegan Tracy Fisher Kari Fjellstad ' .45 Tom Flynn Shelly Ford Daryl Forslund Steve Franceschina lonelle Freeman Debbie Gans lody Catz Mike Gearhart Cheryl Geffre Kim Geiger Greg Gifford Rich Gilchrist Sheila Gilroy Gordy Glockner Kathy Gordon l it i li? ll: A new song is heard JX. Doug Gould julie Grace Kathy Green Manly Grinolds EEA 3311 ffiigi . .'1'..g-,. 1f T.'.Q'.'iHX: 4 f , . - gpg! . ',y.Xf.4.-1.31. I Z-of-35'+' . . . , ,.e,,. Y ii' , -Vs-' S- '.'-CQ'-. -, -.Q-FQ. -1'-Tai , '-Ix1'.T-.1-sT T' julie Harris Percell Harrison Lee Harvego Steve Hawkins Paul Gunter Betty Haas jim Hall Kim Hammersmith l 'qv' ' f all K o H4 Steve Heck Melody Hefner Linda Hesketh and the melody awakens us LeAnn Headley Heidi Heath lan Heaton Chris Hebner lim Hess Debbie Highland Mary Hisey Carl Hobbs wh Vickie Hobbs Tanya Holland Candi Holtman Sue Hubbard Don Hudson Ken layne lim lazbec Gail jewett Gayla johnson Kirby johnson Larry johnson Robert johnson Trulene johnson jeanine jones Kerri jude ur hearts are touched Maur: Kalpalnen jami Kauzlarich jon: Kauzlarrch Steve Kelly Gary Kohlwes Toni Komar Darlene Kortness Donna Kosai Ken Kingman Pam Klineman Hector Koch Terri Koch EL Rick Kusrow Brian Laffaw Greg Laine and our wills strengthened. Al Lam jim Kossert Kellie Kovach Mark Kullberg Michelle Kuney Rick Lafvlarche 'z 3 Vicki Large Debbie Lavallee 'Y john Lee joey Leno Sharlene Lesmeister Marla Lewis 3 if Larry Lindsley Dave Little Tom Little Tim Long Dave Longoria Barb Lord Camilla Louie Shirley Louie Cindy Lund Karen Maguire Sue Malmoe The untouched future awaits john McDonald Candi McDowell Dale McDowell Mari MCElieCe lim Mano Sharon Mar Vern Marchetti Doyle Mattson Karen Maughlin Larry Maust Curtis May Linda McCloud , xi: L - I Tom Miller Bennie Minor Kelly Miskimens . s X' L for those who dare reach for it Greg Mejlaender Lynn Melvin Sam Miller Sue Miller Debbie Mitchell Sue Mitchell Diane Moe Jeanette Moore Mark Murakami Bryan Nansen Diane Naranjo Barb Nelson an ini Guy Nelson Valerie Newell Marilyn Nicolet Vivian Nightingale Dan Nomura lack Oden Terri Olson Tom Osborn S E . X Meloney Osborne S Daryl Oughton Ronna Owen ix: f Together we will seek Priscilla Parrott Rick Patricelli Steve Paulman Dave Pearson Mike Phillips Michele Pierce Tim Plut Cole Potter Ray Perala Debbie Perry Leslie Peterson Sabine Pflug X if . N K Qhs. X X if ' r Qi A , .K x L+. x R 3:5 li .L 1 Colleen Reardon Debbie Reynolds Gloria Richardson e highest mountain ..... Patti Power Barb Quintinskie Sue Radosevich Yolanda Raum ss t sf, Q.. Q3 l'x J Greg Riffero Leanne Rittenburg Doug Robbins Stacy Roberts Rosita Robinson Willie Rogers Bob Rohlfing Sharon Saboe Craig Sakai Denise Salyers Steve Sanders Dave Schaaf Ray Schlosser Clayton Schneider Carol Schwendemen Kim Seaburg Dawn Seresun Steve Shafer Clyde Sheldon nd leave behind Laurie Simson Debbie Sjoberg Lars Sjogren Mike Skagen lim Spee Gary Stanley Teresa Stanley jim Stark Lisa Smith Bonnie Smull Doug Snowden Suni Sommers 'ii4v's , S a., it 'HZ' in--Q Teresa Sutherland Margaret Suzick Mike Swanson new marks upon the land. 1effStenslie Marcia Stevenson Elizabeth Suarez Scott Sugawara jo Ann Swartosky Mike Talmage Caroline Tamada Stu-...J-f Dennis Tarli Debbie Taylor ludy Taylor Rhonda Taylor i y X Paul Thacher Hester Thompson Iami Thompson Harmie Toren Terry Truscan Terri Tully Gayle Unger Don Van Slyke Cevin Waffle Pam Ward Duane Warns Tammy Watanabe Miriam Weigel Randy Wik Robert Wilkes Eric Williams Doug Wohlman jerry Wysocki Donna Yamamoto Steve Zemanek Diane Wimpress Alan Wing Karen Witters Kathy Witters inn. if-aww' maxi- xf' QQ 'VI M px W ,V 4 I I ,pn- e ity, Was a pull on the ear true or false? Like Mom, like Wane I'Il give him until the count of ten. ' OAWn I wonder what he did last night? MY- Ham! . - .Y0u've Changed, I ,, N , x d l if b I mlm -- ggp :L Guess what we learned today? Only her hair dresser knows for sure! What do you mean, I did this wrong? I n. The Short, the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly! Senior Council 28 Senior Rep. Rosita Robinson Leading Senior Council has been an unforgettable exper- ience. lt has taught me so much about myself and others. The go-get-'em attitude many displayed proved that we could harness and put to use the potentials that the class of '75 posseses. To begin the year, we sold pickles and raffled off a 10- speed bike. We also sponsored a dance. During Homecoming Week, I saw every class more spirit- ed than ever. The dance was a big success, most students being satisfied. One of the most important events of any year is Senior Ball, but the class of '75 made this year's the best ever. I'd like to thank the senior class for the opportunity of serving you as Senior Representative. lt's been a rewarding year for all. The happy memories and excitement of our senior year outweighed the few difficulties. I will leave R.H.S. with memories of an unforgettable year with the most promising group of peopleg the Senior Class of 19755 the very best alive!! Good luck, Seniors! Deanna Adair Steve Aliment Cindy Arne Sharon Bagnariol Teri Bolton Kris Bowlby Rhonda Box Gary Broad Curt Brockway Mark Brown Linda Browning Cindy Cogger Wane Dallosto Mary Delorie Vici Dige lanice Dixon Christi Eckert Shelly Ford Steve Franceschina Kathy Gordon Doug Gould Steve Heck Melody Hefner lim Hess Linda Hesketh Mary Hisey Tanya Holland Sue Hubbard Gail lewett Trulene johnson Kerri jude lami Kauzlarich loni Kauzlarich Steve Kelly Gary Kohlwes Donna Kosai Larry Lindsley Shirley Louie Cindy Lund Herman Marchetti Karen Maguire Karen Maughlin Linda McCloud Candy McDowell Sam Miller Greg Mejlander Kelly Miskimens leanette Moore Diane Naranjo Dan Nomura Dave Pearson Mike Phillips Leanne Rittenburg Stacy Roberts Sharon Saboe Craig Sakai Steve Sanders Carol Schwendeman Dawn Seresun Laurie Simson Mike Skagen Doug Sorensen Margaret Suzick Debbie Taylor Rhonda Taylor Terri Tully Tammy Watanabe Alan Wing Doug Wohlman jerry Wysocki Senior Council Members As we grow, We take along Traces of miracle Our knowledge Cf the past, Our goals For the future. -Vicki Ashby Ten Little Indians. .. Each year, a number of seniors are chosen through the process of faculty recommendation to represent RHS as it's top students. The selection is based upon academic achievements, involvement in school affairs, and contri- butions to the community. The Class of 75's Ten Little Indians are Bill Adams, jeff Belmondo, Frank Brozovich, Linda Hesketh, Sue Hubbard, Rosita Robinson, Sharon Saboe, Dawn Seresun, Mike Skagen, and Doug Wohlman. Each has accomplished high standings in the eyes of RHS's student body and faculty staff and deserve this recognition for hisfher continuous effort and involvement during their years at RHS. Carrying out responsibility with enthusiasm, DAWN SERESUN, CRICIHTI, has made her mark here at RHS. DAWN has been busy being President of Girls' Club and has served on the Cabinet for three years. Participating in A'Cap- pella is one of her highlights and interests. Her interests in other areas include Senior . Council, Executive Board, Student Council, Youth-of-the-Month Committee, and Provi- dence Heights Planning Committee. DAWN x, also helped in the planning of Senior Events and Activities. With four years at Renton High, BILL ADAMS, CLEFTJ, has proved to be one of the top students both academically and athletically. BILL was in football, basket- ball, wrestling, track and in the Sailing Club. BILL was on the Honor Society, Executive Board, Lettermen's Club, and Renton Recreational High School Bas- ketball League. In1974, BILL was honored with the Masonic Outstanding Achieve- mentlunior Award. Being ASB President was just one of IEFF BELMONDO's, CRIGHTJ, tasks at RHS. He was also involved with Executive Board, Election Committee, Senior Council, Foreign Exchange, Key Club, Tri-High Council, Torch, and Cultural Awareness. JEFF also participated in football, track, and Lettermen's Club. 'l her peers. Keeping the Senior Class on the move is ROSITA ROBlNSON's, CLEFTJ, job as Senior Rep. Executive Board, Torch, and being on Girls' Club Cabinet has kept her very busy. Also being active in junior Orthopedic Guild has kept her alert. ROSITA was chosen by Who's Who in American High School Stu- dents . An active member in many clubs, SUE HUBBARD, QLEFTJ, nas participated in Frosh, Sophie, junior, and Senior Councils at RHS. Girls' Club has taken up most of SUE's time the last four years, being on the Cabinet as a junior and senior. She also held the position of vice-president of Girls' Club in 12th grade. She has been a member of Pep Club, Executive Board, and participated in Youth Leadership activities. SUE's y school spirit has even left her time to be on Torch the last A three years. Because of her contributions to the welfare of RHS, SUE deserves the admiration and respect she gets from Swimming was only one of MIKE SKAGEN's, KRIGHTJ, activities here at RHS, as he lettered as a freshman and went to state all four years. Being on Torch Honor Society with a 4.0 aver- age, he was vice-president in 1974 and Presi- dent in 1975. He was also involved in football and Lettermen's Club. DOUG WOHLMAN, QLEFTJ, a four- year member of Torch, served as vice- president of Honor Society in his junior year. DOUG has achieved high honors, both academically and ath- letically. An active participant in foot- ball and basketball, he has been in Lettermen's Club three years. He also turned out for track as a sophomore. He was on the All-American Football Honor Roll and a National Quarter- back's Club member during 74-75. He was also on Executive Board. DOUG was honored by Who's Who in A- merican High School Students and with the Masonic Outstanding junior Boy of the Year 1974. . ' . , .,.. , I . R ia-NR Xb' f- 1 z l. l FRANK BROZOVICH, CABOVEI, a four- year member of Torch Honor Society, has contributed much of his time to RHS's Student Government. FRANK was a par- ticipant of Sophomore, junior, Senior and Student Councils and worked on the Providence Heights Planning Committee. He turned out for tennis as a sophie and junior and football in his last three years. FRANK also was in Lettermen's Club. LINDA HESKETH, IRIGHTI, has spent her four yearslat RHS as a very busy and involved student. She was on Torch Executive Board as a frosh, worked as secretary in her sophomore and senior years, and served as president as a junior. LINDA also participated in Girls' Club and Senior and Student Councils. A three-year member of RHS's outstanding Drill Team, LINDA also had time for girls' Intramurals. She has been on the Chieftain Staff for two years, reaching the top-rank position of Editor-in- Chief. LINDA's outside activities included V Y' volunteering at the Orthopedic Hospital and the Blood Bank and being District President of her Horizon Club. mwvww SHARON SABOE, IABOVEJ, RHS's ASB Secretary, has truly earned this honor. A Student Council member all through high school and Council Rep. as a sophie, SHARON also had the time to participate on the Girls' Club Cabinet, Executive Board, Tri-High Council, Pep Club, Providence Heights Plan- ning Committee, and Election Committee. She's been a mem- ber of Torch all four years. SHARON has been honored by Who's Who in American High School Students and with the Masonic Outstanding junior Achievement Award. She has earned a letter in swimming and was on the gymnastics team. Outside activities included junior Orthopedic Guild, Girl Scouts, Greater Renton Swim Team, and the Fairwood Tennis Team. SHARON is a member of St. Luke's Episcopal Church. Boy, are we stacked! ' ,,AL,, , A ' ,h ' ,,, 1 '- , Q, k,,, V, VL, ,y y Q A -f.fjgfg,f . V ' l? t H fi St' I 'L s Q Q 'A i.,-..,.. A little over to the right, please. Even if no-one listens, Coach still talks! lewswi ',,' , ' 'L 0090? 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Homecoming '74 s U. , if A l,,55if -, f 1 xx egg ' , 1 -2 -6.759 40 fi, K as I xv fm, .fs f ' 5 1 . .' ,.-4' A ' A , 1 ,K A-M 40- . 4 ' r b, 7 1 6 mine F03 ll' l ,fx HARMONY Gi! l A JJJUJQ lun enum os 38 Semi- finalists ROW 'l: Stacy Roberts, Terri Tully, Lisa Smith, Cindy Arne. ROW 2: Marcia Stevenson, Sue Hub-' bard, Christi Eckert, Karen Maughlin. l Queen KAREN MAUGHLIN and Princesses SUE HUBBARD and MARCIM STEVENSON were crowned October 21st to reign throughout Homecomingl Week. t Homecoming Week activities included a trike race, tug-of-war, hall decorat- ing, bake sales, spirit chain and candy-jar competition, and Girls Club's an- nual carnation sale with the addition of red and white garters. The excitement mounted Friday night with the 46-27 victory over the High- line Pirates. l The eventful week ended with the Homecoming Dance Saturday night. The music of Atlanta brought 'fHARMONY to all, capturing moments of happiness to be remembered by everyone. 1 ff1+-wtf' film W wif 4 NEW' few I said STUD, not STUB! Nothin' like porkin' out! My name is Kelly-Sue! How do you do? '0dlhnlunqv Get down, get down! Pedal Power Prevents Pollution! Q STUDENT LIFE S l. 1Q' ,F --:sem E ROW1 Sharon Chinn Kris Bowlby Kathy Witters Jeanette Moore Janett Parsons Jody Ford Nancy Holm Kim Seaburg Leslie Peterson Dawn Eagen Karen Maughlin Debbie Bailey Linda Woolslayer Barb Nelson Jonelle Freeman LeAnn Headley Christi Eckert ROW 2 Heidi Heath Trudy Kain for . 5 t C l L ff E' is li Cheryl Geffre Mary Delorie Janet Kimpton Ronnie Rosenberger Paula Baker Jeanine Jones Debbie Sjoberg Lisa Smith Donna Dickes Karen Carlson Betsy Leonard Lygea Newell Karen Witters Alice Aliment Maureen Flynn Karen Fong Nancy Dalthorp Cindy Lund Cheri Bender Cindy Cogger L if , ,wwf ROW 3 Dave Longoria Cole Potter Paul Gunter Paul Bingaman Frank Bond Curt Brockway Rick Ferguson Dale Hughes Terry Sullivan Greg Bonathan Jeff Martin Alfred Lam Brad Sherman Bruce Jennings Tom Stenslie Carol Hoffman Valerie Newell ROW 4 Penny Courtier ,.-I Rf t Barb Quintinskie Brad Nansen Mauri Kaipainen Paul Christiansen Mike Bingaman Larry Hoffman Bryan Nansen Paul Millett Shawn Patterson Vernon Marchetti Randy Wik Dave Schaff Craig Belmondo Steve Harper Dawn Seresun Harold Seaburg Tom Osborn NOT PICTURED Diane Naranjo Sue Radosevich N .. Q xg 'R S . gg- .args Q e r uf LN ' .., A'Cappella Council: Dave Schaaf Alice Aliment Tom Osborn Leslie Peterson Donna Dickes Randy Wik Vernon Marchetti The Renton High School A'Cappella Choir is a hand- picked group of 76 singers chosen toward the end of last year. To open this season they were asked to sing at two churches located in Renton: Saint Luke's and Saint Anthony's. The choir, under the direction of Richard Houser, through a great deal of devotion and hard work, acquired excellence in a rather short period of time. Extra workouts in the mornin were utilized prior to every performance. Their pergormances included the Fall concert, the Winter concert, Valentine's Da and the Spring Concert. A'Cappella also participatecl in a Solo Ensemble Contest,,Tri-High School Contest, and the N.P.S.L. Choral Contest. They were also selected as one of the several high schools to sing a series of Christ- mas songs to get the Boeing em loyees into the spirit. A committee was arranged to talie charge of the con- cession stands at this year's basketball games. The mem- bers of A'Cappella not only sang together but organized several fun activities. The A'Cappella Choir reached the standard of ex- cellence set in years past and have shown that the heart of music is in the soul. uwquim-p-1 M.. mmm.-rs wmuzsunwn. t Mummt at Love fills the world with melod Q M-qx Piano: Dawn Eagen, Steve Harper, Ted Stultz, Pete Braadfladt ROW 1: Paul Bingaman, Cheryl Oeffre, Paul Millett, Kris Bovvlby, Paul Christensen, Barb Nelson, Al Lam, Leslie Peterson, Bruce lennings, ROW 2: Barb Quintinskie, Brad Nansen, Donna Dickes, Mauri Kaipainen, Lisa Smith, Larry Hoffman, Karen Carlson, Randy Wik, Valerie Newell, Tom Osborne. fo-ny ix ,, Believing in themselves and their work were the main factors for the Swing Choir's success. Love fills the world with melody, for music is the voice of love. Devo- tion and love is the magician, the enchanter, that changes difficult things to joy. Their performances were not only for the school, but for the entire community. They sang for the Kiwanis Club at the Sheraton Inn, Lions' Club, the State Farmers Insurance Convention, Lutheran Church, Renton Open House, the Secretaries' Banquet at the Sheraton Inn, and the Sea-First National Bank. Through believing and a desire to work together, the Choir developed quite a sense of fulfillment in them- selves by bringing melody and love to all. For music is the voice of love . , i LS.. . 'Y L f . st v : X l . 1 -fi . ' ' Piano: Eve Olsen, Lisa Dallosto. ROW 1: Buffie Stebner, Rhonda Dietrich, Renae Witters, julie Hughes, Debbie Nicolet, loan Stirling, Lisa Bardarson, Liz O'Hara, Kristi Hodgson, Linda Miller, Virginia Green, Kim Cole, Ann Milam, ROW 2: Karen Lemke, Teresa Brown, Ellen Osthus, Robin Mishler, Sherri Webb, Mary Hisey, Bob Crueger, Leif Newell, Dave Richards, Dawn Bacic, Debbie Thompson, Kim Whalen, Dawn Davis, Laurie Dorgan, Candi Garretson. ROW 3: Theresa Christian, Suzanne Smith, lanis Bollinger, Carolyn Wing, Theresa Foley, Conley Pells, Christopher Mall, Mark Lester, Kent Surcamp, Al Cook, Kevin Bun- ker, Vicki Taylor, Tami Crueger, Yvonne Motanic. ROW 4: Pam Williamson, Tana Bogh, Ruth Freeman, Nancy Barrowman, Debbie Highland, Marlene Tom, Corinne Winn, Kelly Kottenbrock, Lois Beckman, Michael Gearhart, Jayne Welling, Penny Courtier, lanice Courtney, Jeanette Roruick, Laurie Binkley. NOT PICTURED: Robin Boyd, Kathy Flinkman, Darwin Iohnson, Dianna Leathley, Karen Lemice, Venita Rominez, Doug Serjeant, Terri Speakes, Roseanne Thacher. Renton High School Sophomores are a talented group that deserve praise. These girls spend their extra time working together to achieve that great quality that people love O n to hear throughout our community. This group is seldom heard about at school, but they are very busy. Some of their performances in- clude: The Eagles, The Lions' Club, Baptist Church, Liberty Park Senior Citizens, and the American Association of the Retarded People. Character in great and little things means carrying through what you feel able to do and doing the best you can. lanice Courtney Nancy Barrowman Dawn Davis Tami Crueger Suzanne Smith Linda Miller Sherri Webb Karen Lemke Theresa Foley Piano: Pam Briggs Liz Kay Countless hours of patience C 1 A fl!! si fx ,f 3 -mfg 1 33' . Symphonic Band jim Arndt, Rhonda Beans, Georgiann Berganio, Dianne Burris, jean Burris, Carrie Charlton, Brian Cook, Andre Coleman, Lori Dalthorp, Gene Debortole, Dave Detwiller, Kim Dribnenki, Bob Faris, jeff Fong, Karen Fong, julie Fujikado, Garret Haider, Gary Hall, Ed Hall, Leonard Hargiss, Heidi Heath, Patti Headley, jeff Hume, Brian Hurtgen, Ray Hawkins, Todd johnson, jon Kodama, Brian Laffaw, Larry Lindsley, Andy Longoria, Dave Longoria, Kim Loken, Greg Mejlender, Mike Meyer, Mark Mutschelknaus, Heather Nakamura, jennifer Nelson, Patti Noritake, Karen Ol- sen, Debra Overby, Linda Pass, Ted Playle, Shannon Ramsey, Lucy Schweiss, jay Segimoto, Patti Seidenstricker, Ted Stultz, Carrie Suyetani, Doug Sutton, Susan Taketa, Steve Talmage, Eric Thorsen, Kathy Tirrell, Gail Tsuboi, Venetia Vango, Wanda Wehrman, joel Young. and practice. . . to mold spirit The Marching Band, Symphonic Band, Con- cert Band, Pep Band, and the Stage Band per- formed at band contests, football and basket- ball games, Solo and Ensemble Contest, a con- cert tour and the various concerts held within our district. Advanced band has devoted many hours in order to make this year's band the best. It requires a great amount of effort from every individual to create an outstanding band. Mr. Colborne, who is new to R.H.S. has really worked with each band to make them a suc- cess. Marching Band consists of the Freshman and Symphonic Bands. With Drum Major lim Arndt, they drilled for half-an-hour every morning in the school field for their weekly performances at the football games. The performances began with the Fall Con- cert held in November and the special Christ- mas Concert. The entire Renton School Dis- trict was involved in a High School Band Fes- tival held in the R.H.S. gym. A few chosen in- dividuals entered the NPSL Solo and Ensemble Contest where their hard work and devotion showed through. The season was concluded with the Spring Concert held in the audito- rium. This year's band deserves to be praised for their tremendous amount of talent achieved through dedication and spirit. with talent Concert Band julie Arita, Brian Bankhead, Steve Beal, Denise Bennett, Gary Bruhjell, Frank Campbell, Marcia Cantrell, james Chilton, james Delo, Pam Drell Susan Fenner, Michael Festin, Deborah Goodwin, Kalin Graves, Carmen Hawkins, Mike Hickey, Cindy Holt, Thomas lshi, Kenneth Jernigan Greg jones, Steven Kato, Michael Koens, Ken Kriekenbeck, Curtis Lindsley, Ruth Longoria, Bruce Lyons, Donald McDaniel, Carla McNeelan Myron Paritver, Daniel Parrott, Randy Pentzold, David Richardson, Steven Scott, Laura Shricker, jeff Singer, Renata Tonks, Gary White, Kirk Williamson, Brad Zemanek, Richard Coffin, Kim Fischer, Bob Lester, Sue Winter, Russ Watanabe, Tom Yashioka. M04 dean, 49 Spades Club.. .74-75 SPADES CLUB MEMBERS: LEFT TO RIGHT: FRONT ROW: Monica Moore, Kathylones Debbie Choat Cin dy layne. SECOND ROW: Carrie Suyetani, Pam Taketa, Karin Loveall. THIRD ROW: Petra Colrin Becky Reyn olds, Karen Stewart, Cindy VanMechlan. FOURTH ROW: Anita Gesterling, Sandy Felker Cheryl Short Debbie Warns. Spades Club, under the leadership of Presi- dent Debbie Warns, Secretary Debbie Choat and Treasurer Cindy layne, worked at making this a successful year. The girls sang for the Valley Villa Convalescent Home. They also created a Santa's Workshop for the mentally retarded children at Thompson School. Chairpersons were appointed for the different committees such as fundraising, scrapbook, publicity, and points and awards. 1 9 X If if Step 31 Place food in mouth. 2 fg Repairs on the Big Red Machine. Hliotfwgati .K , Oh, these ugly warts! I lla Wfafmw-. 4. '45 .1 if UP, UD, and BWSY- The dirty dealer meant no harm. I HMMA1? W few Q .nn Rip nz. 4 A245435-aa Jw 'rv zalxhjlf M f'Z5?Mrf 'agp ww JP 'O , Q M I 9 ,gay 0 , ' V K'-fipzii fif' Qi if t , f 1 , , X O A , , . , h q. 9 V, 1 V. 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Drama Club i ,, -,.r WWQJ , ,.: , ,. , ,W .AM -,.,-f ,...4, Dennis Tarli and Frank Bond working the lights. W1 in and Stage Crew This year's Drama Club got off to a good start with the play Pure as the Driven Snow. Their second play was the musical Camelot Both plays were very well performed. In the Spring they sponsored a Drama Festival which included performances from Lindbergh and Hazen, in addition to Renton's performances. Not only did Drama Club provide R.H.S. with entertainment from their club, but they also hosted W.W.S.C. performances of The Un- satisfactory Supper and The Proposal. Later, in '75, Drama Club went to W.W.S.C. to attend the Washington Association of Theater Artists Festival where they were able to see many different skits and plays from various schools. The performers should be commended for the many hours they spent rehearsing and pre- paring for the showings. It's evident that a lot of effort was given to make this year's plays the greatest ever. But the performers weren't the only ones working. Behind the scenes, stage crew was busy too. Special thanks should go to these people who were involved in make-up,costumes, scenery, design, and paint- ing sets. Working all together as a team, Stage Crew and Drama Club put off some great en- tertainment. Drama Club and Stage Crew FRONT ROW: Eric Baker, Trudi Kain, Patty Seidenstricker, Ke- vin Bunker, Denise Bertucci, Wendy Reamer, Teresa,Bell, Lourene Miovski, Priscilla Parrot, Sonia Vukeevich, Marlene Tom, Stephanie Kurtz, Diane Debortole, Ruth Longoria. BACK ROW: leanine jones, Kelly Kottenbrock, Teresa Witt- rock, lack Bell, Ken Narasaki, Max Delo, Leonard Hargiss, Andy Longoria, Mike Meyer, Larry Lindsley, Karla McNeeland, Becky McDonald. Leonard Hargiss, ragtime pianist for Ulland Inn. Fall play: Pure as the Driven Snow The entire cast in a scene from Pure as the Driven Snow. Kelly, Trudi, and Teresa having a social hour. 'l' 1 N W' Hero Max Delo comforts Teresa. Teresa Bell carried off by villain Mike Meyer. By: Paul Loomis Setting: The entire action of the play takes place in the lobby of Ulland Inn in a small town in Northern Vermont. Characters: Purity Dean ....... jonathan Logan .... Zamah Logan ....... Leander Longfellow . led Lunn ............ E.Z. Pickens .......... Imogene Pickens .... Mrs. Ethelinda Hewitt Alison Hewitt ....... Mrs. Faith Hogue ... Letty Barber ..... Guests at Party: ........Teresa Bell .......Doug Sutton ... .......... Max Delo Mortimer Frothingham .... ........ M ike Meyer .. ..... Andrew Longoria . . . . . . .Ken Narasaki ... .... Priscilla Parrott ... ....... Trudy Kain . ..... Teresa Wittrock . . . . . . .Marlene Tom . . . .Stephanie Kurtz Kelly Kottenbrock Lourene Miovski Ruth Longoria Larry Rystrom Andrew Longoria Sonia Vukcevich Ken Narasaki charms Teresa Wittrock. Ula: Im 3. 1 Hail, hail, the gang's all here. WTP' li17le help from fri ends L hp Xi X . 'Z 'Nl 0-an xx x Uma is Q, 3 'Q W , is 4' ' 1 ,, ,ny M55 Q , ,f-,, , Girls' Club l LEFT TO RIGHT: Secretary Laurie Simson, President Dawn Seresun, and Vice-President Sue Hubbard. 1974-75 Girls' Club Cabinet, led by President Dawn Seresun, Vice-President Sue Hubbard, Secretary Laurie Simson, and Advisor Miss Galbraith, have worked harder than ever to make this year one ofthe best. They sponsored a square dance, Christmas Tolo, Daddy Dinner Dance, Spring Tolo and other numerous activi- ties. Cabinet members decorated and served at the Mother's Tea, Faculty Tea, and Sport banquets. The Girls were not only an active serv- ice club to the school but to the com- munity as well. They joined Hazen and Lindbergh girls and painted the Renton Stadium's bathrooms, went Christmas Caroling at the convalescent home, and sponsored a canned food drive. These things all added up to make the year one of the Best for Girls' Club. 1 . Committee Chairmans SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW 1: Ronda Taylor, Karen Maugh- lin, Sharon Saboe, Dawn Seresun, Margaret Suzick, joni Kauzlarich, Sue Hubbard, ROW 2: Laurie Simson, Karen Fong, Linda Browning, Teresa Billington, Barb Gamrath, Patti Headley, Kim Loken, Tanya Holland, KarenYasutake.ROW 3: Lisa Dallosto, Christi Eckert, Kathy Watt, Teresa Foley, Rosita Robinson, Debbie Nicolet, Lori Scholtz, ROW 4: Trulene johnson, Leanne Rittenburg, DeAnna Adair, lami Kauzlarich, Carey Cedar- green, Melody Hefner, Dawn Eagen. gets it done Hi! will .ow LEFT TO RIGHT: Karen Watt Kim Kawachi Karen Narasaki Sheila Griffin Lisa Dallosto Molly Richter Sue Budinich Nancy Marshall Liz O'Hara Karen Wik Kristi Hodgson Lisa Nealy C-ina Thorson Karen Echaniz Cathy Magraw Rosemary Castillo leanette Castillo Mary Ann Malesis Kathy Kremer Debbie Bland Mrs. Allen Kathy Watt GF' : CIhJb 74-75 Correspondance Representative: Karen Watt Secretary: Lisa Dallosto 'L A Vice President: Liz O'Hara ' President: Kathy Watt V I Adviser: Mrs. Allen f -' A NOT PICTURED: Treasurer, Patty Sadler The enthusiasm and spirit of the 1974-75 Pep Club has kept them going strong all year. This eager group of girls gave their support to every team, never failing to recog- nize a sport. During Home- coming week they sold spirit beads and red and white he- lium balloons, getting every- one in the right mood. At Christmas the girls sang carols in the children's ward of the Valley General Hospital and presented gifts to the children. They planned various fund- raising activities, a bake sale, car wash, and a Carnation sale on Valentine's Day. The girls also attended a pep club con- ference at Hazen, where they learned many new ideas for the following year. Thanks, Ciirls, for helping us keep up the traditional RHS Spirit. Debbie Reynolds, Treasurer,leannie Sweet, President, Marcia Stevenson, His- torian, Mike Haverland, Vice-President, NOT PICTURED, Trudy Cutler, Secre- tary, Dave Bagnariol, Parlimentarian. D E CA . . . From on-the-job training in all fields of re- tail selling, or through activities in which mem- bers were involved during the year, students of DECA will enter into the world of marketing and distribution with better business minds which will prove worthwhile in the future. With equal participation of everyone, DECA was responsible for the sale of class rings and running the school store. They also had a very successful paper drive. With the help of President, jeannie Sweet, Vice-President, Mike Haverland, Secretary, Trudy Cutler, Treasurer, Debbie Reynolds, Par- limentarian, Dave Bagnariol, and Historian, Marcia Stevenson, DECA had a very successful year. the other side of learning t 1'lw Mr. Winkles, advisor, instructs his students in the field of retail selling. DECA members working in the school store. The mountains are wide When I left Sweden last August I wondered, a bit worried about how hard it would be to fit in among all the new people with their habits and customs that were different from my own. I also wondered how hard it would be to get friends. But I haven't had any problems of that kind. I can say that all the guys I have met here at R.H.S. and outside school have been great. I didn't think I was going to get that many wonderful friends. I would like to thank everyone, not only the students but also the teachers and the administration for being very helpful. Even though I haven't been an exellent student with good grades and all, this year has been the greatest and most fun experience of my life. I think that those people I have to thank most are my American family, the Skagens. They've helped me with everything. I think I can say without exag- geration that it would have been harder for me to get out among the people if I'd been staying with another family. I think it will be difficult to leave Renton in july because I don't know if I'll ever come back, but I do know that I will never forget all the memories and experiences from this year. I'll keep them safely in my heart. lag skall alltid minnas det. Tack Lars Sjogren, Sweden Rotary Spending a year in a foreign country is a most exciting and beautiful experi- ence to me. Being an exchange student one has the possibility to live among the people and to really get to know them. It is fun to share family life and to attend school with all the other students of my age. It is hard to compare life styles and customs. Naturally there are a lot of differences between the two countries. Enough to make a long, probably not too interesting list. In general I would say that both countries have their advantages and disadvantages. I enjoyed my stay here and I am happy to have had the chance to get to know some of you. It is something I will remember for a long time to come. Sabine Pflug, Germany Independant This school surprised me with it's fine spirit. I've noticed that all the students have something in common. I wonder if it's the R.H.S. feeling. The most en- joyable experience to me has been the A Capella choir. It's not just a choir, it's a group of good friends that work together for great goals. R.H.S. is a place for learning. You can take good courses. Teachers are very competent too. I've learned a lot about this country and it's people. But what is more I've got a bunch of real good friends. I wonder how difficult it will be to leave them. I want to thank you all for making it possible for me to enjoy R.H.S. this whole, great year. For me Renton will always be the best place in America. I wish I could leave something for you to remember me and my country. Mauri Kaipainen, Finland A.F.S. The oceans divide l I There s so much that we share The Foreign Exchange Club has been busy this year. Their first activity was a reception for our three 1974-75 foreign ex- change students. The second annual dinner was held to raise money for A.F.S. In February students from other high schools came to R.H.S. for sev- eral days. We have been for- tunate to have three students here to learn from them about their countries. Foreign Exchange Club members. STANDING: Barbara Delanty, lean Wolter, Sabine Pflug, Mauri Kaipainen, Amir Fakharzadeh-Wice President! Tanya Holland, Georgeann Berganio. SEATED: Gina Thorsen, Wendy Reamer-fSecretaryI Mary Hisey-tPresidentJ Eve Olson. NOT PICTURED: Lynn Cox, Lori Nakahara, Pam Dull, Karen Narasaki, Denice Bertucci, Pam May, lani Elder, Stephanie Kurtz, Leslee Crate, Renata Tonks, Lars Sjogren. That it's time we're aware Dear R.H.S. Hej! Time sure does fly. I have been in Sweden 5 months now and in school 2 months. School!! It sure is different here than at Renton. First you don't pick classes, teachers and periods, instead you pick a line of study you want to be in. There are many different lines to choose from, you pick the one that will help you the most with whatever you plan to do after school. I am in one of the 2 year Theoritical lines, here they call it Sociala Cinje There are 30 students in my class, 28 girls and 2 boys. We stay together all the time except when we have electives or group hours. I like the group hours, that is when they divide the class in half and part go to one class and the others go to another class or else go home. We don't have lots of electives, one of them is either music or art, the other is between psychology, French, Ger- man, and Russian I think. My class schedule is different day to day like in college. It is nice except when we have double hours . That is when you have two hours of a class like Swedish, math, science, etc. My classes are both too easy and too hard. They are ahead of us in some classes and behind us in others. I really enjoy my classes. I have Swedish, English, Government, History, Science, Physics, Chemistry, and Biology, Math, Psychology, Music, P.E., Typing, and office proceedures. There are a lot of other differences in school, too. We get to keep our books after school is done for the year. I sure am glad because mine are a mess. Every other word is translated to English. Lunch is also free. I think the reason everything in school is free is because everything else is expensive. Movies cost between 52.50 to 53.50 and discotheques and pizzerias cost from 53.50 to 56.00. But I have to admit, I love it all! It is all so different than in the states. A lot of things we take for granted or look down on is usually just the op- posite. Sweden has no dating system. Everybody just gets together somewhere like a disco, movie, pizzeria. Kids have a lot more freedom too. Parents don't really care where you go or when you come home because they know you'll make it home. Busses,Subway, and local trains run till 2 o'clock in the morning and if you miss that there are lots of taxis around all the time. Well I had better say bye because I have homework. Sweden does have more homework, I know that for sure. Hejda.! Love Maralee Gould Renton's Exchange student in Sweden It's a small world afterall caan mmm in Q Q is L Tsai F I . K 9 0 ,-,. Chieftain Staff. LEFT TO RIGHT: Gary Stanley, Brian Laffaw, Bob Rohlfing, Advisor Mr. Robert Schneider, Linda Hesketh, jeff Stenslie Mari McEIiece, Denise Salyers, Teresa Billington, Linda McCloud. I I I I I FEATURE and EDITORIAL PAGE: Brian Laffaw, Editor Linda Hesketh, Mari McEIieCe. Tom Little, Photographer. in Eff: sw' ,nl l Bob Rohlfing, Advertising Manager. The 74-75 Chieftain Staff tunder the leadership of Linda Hesketh, Editor-in-Chiefl has been working as hard as ever to keep up with the activities of R.H.S. students. Despite its small size, the Chieftain Staff has had a successful newspaper all year. The Chieftain was distributed only once a month this year because of lack of funds, yet the work and effort the staff put forth proved to be well worth it. All the articles were ex- tremely well written and the photography was excellent for a high school paper. The regular features such as Teacher Tribute, Super Spirit, Traveling Teepee, and Indians' Best held the students' interest. In addition there were great sport write ups. The school was also kept well informed on club activities. The Letters to the Editor was objective and allowed Renton students to voice their own opinions. R.H.S. should be proud of the commendable job this year's staff has done. lt is hoped that this great image is continued in future years. tilal' NEWS PAGE: Denise Salyers, jeff Stenslie, Teresa Billington. SPORTS PAGE: Linda McCloud, Gary Stanley. Torch... President Mike Skagen, Vice-presidents Doug Wohl- man and Frank Brozovich, Secretary Linda Hesketh Torch is a scholastic achievement of those students recognized for their outstanding abilities. Torch membership requires that the student maintains a 3.2 grade point average for one semester and one quarter or 3 quarters. Members receive a pin for each year of mem- bership. Torch, under the leadership of President, Mike Skagen, Vice-President, Doug Wohlman and Frank Brozovich, and Secretary, Linda Hesketh, organized members to park cars during the volleyball tournment. With the money they earned they bought an imitation Christmas tree for the school. Something new they would like to try this year is to give a scholarship for scholastic achievement. Executive Board: Amir Fakharzandeh, Shirley Louie, Karen Narasaki,Tom Osborn Deanna Adair Bill Adams Brian Albee Alice Aliment Steve Aliment Rhonda Beans jeff Belmondo Chris Bingaman Frank Brozovich Marcia Brunell Stan Bunker Karen Carlson Elaine Chan Patti Daraskavich Amy DeShaw Dawn Eagan Christi Eckert Lori Eisold Steve Elliott Shelly Ford Steve Franceschina Kim Geiger jim Hall Leann Headley Linda Hesketh Mary Hisey Sue Hubbard Ken Jayne Robert johnson lami Kauzlarich Ken Kingman Pam Klineman Gary Kohlwes Toni Komar Donna Kosai Kelli Kovach Brian Laffaw Mike Lawrence Sharlene Lesmeister Larry Lindsley David Longoria Shirley Louie Cindy Lund Vern Marchetti Karen Maughlin Linda McCloud Mary McEliece Greg Mejlander Bennie Minor leanette Moore Barb Nelson Robin Oliver Terri Olson Tom Osborn Priscilla Parrott Dave Pearson Leslie Peterson Mike Phillips Cole Potter Patti Power Sue Radosevich Gloria Richardson Doug Robbins Rosita Robinson Sharon Saboe Craig Sakai Dave Schaaf Steve Shafer Clyde Sheldon Mike Skagen Lisa Smith Suni Sommers jim Spee Mike Swanson Caroline Tamada Paul Thacher Don Van Slyke Pam ward Tammy Watanabe Miriam Weigle Randy Wik Diane Wimpress Alan Wing Doug Wohlman Steve Zemanek Lights the wa james Arndt Amir Fakharzandeh Doug Ashby Robert Faris Cheri Bender Craig Flatten Teresa Billington Karen Fong Debbie Bland Ron Bruhjell Lori Cambell jeff Capeloto Layne Chinn Thomas Forbes Ruth Freeman Barb Gamrath Patricia Gibbs Don C-ustine Mark Connel Gary Hall Cathy Conover Lori Hamamoto Robert Cugini Leonard Hargiss Karen Demchuck Cathy Haverland Debbie Dillin Patti Headly Nancy Holm Linda lhle Pauline jansen Mary Ann johnson jon Kodama Liz Leonard Becky Linton Kim Loken Mike Malnati Paul Millet Chris Murakami Karen Narasaki Ken Narasaki Stanley Power Ellen Raphael Mike Richardson Karen Schroeder Linda Sheldon Kathy Stenvall Bill Swiney Dan Taketa Mike Tamada Cheri Toupin Craig Violante Wanda Wehrman jayne Welling jeff Wintermyer Karen Yasutake Ron Adams David Ausman Lisa Bardarson Craig Belmondo Peter Braafladt Mark Brunell Sue Budnich Cory Cappelletti Carrie Charlton Debbie Choat Frank Cholaj Deena Ciotta jan Cook Sharon Cook Leslie Crate Tammy Crueger Lisa Dallosto Randy Demoss Rob Deering Barb Delanty Dave Delorie Laurel Dorgan Cheryl Engle jeff Fong julie Fugikado Lonnie Hansen Ray Hawkins Von Hawks Cindy jayne Kathy jones Brian Kohlwes Stephanie Kurtz La Nae Lawson Karen Lemke joanne Lesmeister Andrew Longoria Serena Louie Phillip Lowe Richard Madden Kathy Mano jeff Martin Lance Murakami Lori Nakahara Heather Nakamura Gary Nelson jennifer Nelson Patricia Noritake Eve Olsen Karen Olsen Mike Osborn Authur Segimoto Randy Sneesby Terri Speakes Connie Spee Doug Sutton Kathy Swanson Steve Talmage Eric Thorsen Bill Trimm Gail Tsuboi Karen Van Sickle Dana Vanderford Venitia Vango Karen Watt Carolyn Wing Renae Witters Victor Yogi Roger Zimmerman Say hey, Ray! agym, A , I spit-shined it myself! A little extra practice never helped lody I got two strong arms, I can help. Let me say this, about that. Alone again, naturally. Elton john ought to try these glasses! I thought you were counting! Student Government working ,X i Bill Adams Steve Aliment Craig Belmondo janet Belmondo jeff Belmondo Tina Benson Dave Bonathan jean Burris Ron Bruhjell Sharon Chinn Frank Cholaj Carl Delo Debbie Gardin Lenard Garret Mark Hanson jan Heaton Tanya Holland Sue Hubbard Kerri jude Tami Kohlwes Donna Kosai Kellie Kovach Mark Kullberg Dan Lawrence Larry Lindsley Sharon Mar jodi Marlowe Laurie Marlowe jeff Martin Karen Maughlin john Mejlander Terry McCulloch Liz Nomura Bonnie Nord Ronnie Olson Dave Pearson Mike Phillips Lori Rutledge Lori Saario Student Council has been working this year more than ever. They made plans to buy our R.H.S. Grap- plers new mats and our baseball team a new batting cage. They have not just spent money, but other things on the agenda include adding a new club, The Cultural Awareness Club, and they also made improvements on the student lounge. First se- mester reps. had the opportunity to go to camp to learn leadership abilities, which they can use in the future andpass on to others. Way to go reps. on a job well done. Sharon Saboe jeff Sakaguchi Craig Sakai Dawn Seresun Ray Schlosser Carol Schwendeman Lars Sjogren Mike Skagen Lisa Smith Suzanne Smith Elizabeth Suarez Scott Sugaware Kent Surcamp Carrie Suyetani Mike Tamada Ronda Taylor Vicki Taylor Eric Thorsen Pam Ward Debbie Williams Corinne Winn Randy Wik Doug Wohlman Even Freshmen have ideas. A s Bill Adams Brian Albee Steve Aliment Cheryl Anderson janet Belmondo jeff Belmondo Pete Braafladt Frank Brozovich Debbie Burkhalter lean Burris Sharon Chinn Mark Connel Robert Cugini Barbara Delanty Randy DeMoss Norma Dryer Maureen Flynn Lenard Garrett Gordy Glockner Paula Hart Mark Helwig Sue Hubbard Steve lacobs Gail lewett Trulene johnson Kim Kawachi Kellie Kovach Al Lam Ernie Large Larry Lindsley Mike Lloyd Sharon Mar Terry McCulloch lohn McDonald Dan Minalia Pat Moon Mike Murakami Karen Narasaki Ken Narasaki for a better R.H.S. ' X li 7 x - A ' r . , - ,B 'iaih y if . --3 Q if il Q 'L' I do! I do! Dan Nomura Liz Nomura Randy Olson Terri Olson Debbie Robbins Molly Richter Sharon Saboe Craig Sakai Ronnie Sangalang Carol Schwendeman Dawn Seresun Linda Sheldon Gregg Shiosaki Kathy Sholtz Mike Skagen Carrie Suyetani Iudi Taylor Vicki Taylor Eric Thorsen Alvin Ward Clarence West Debbie Williams Ken Williams Doug Wohlman Teresa Yagi Some meetings aren't as exciting as others, S.B.A. Gfficers Jeff Belmondo, always hard-working and dedicated. Friends, This year's Renton High School Student Body will never be duplicated. In upholding the distinguished Renton tradition of excellence established by pre- vious classes, this year's student body added a signifi- cant flair of its own. Headed by an industrious group of seniors, the students demonstrated how unifica- tion through compromise can result in outstanding achievements. As is the case in all goal-oriented organizations, such as Renton High School, differences of opinion and conflicts among interest groups do occur. Al- though we did experience temporary setbacks, un- predictable misunderstandings and some tragic mo- ments, we always seemed to pull together and come out on top. Using mistakes as building blocks instead of stumbling stones , this year's student body was able to realize the true satisfactions of attaining one's goals. You, the students, made this year one of tremen- dous success. Only you could have done it. Sharon, Craig, and I are all very grateful for the support and understanding which you gave us throughout the entire year. We wish the best of luck to all graduating seniors, and to the underclassmen, may you continue to make the Big Red Machine roll on to even higher accomplishments. Strive for unification President, leff Belmondo, Vice-president, Craig Sakai, and Secretary, Sharon Saboe. Executive Board MMR. EXECUTIVE BOARD MEMBERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW 'li Debbie Williams, Dawn Seresun, Kellie Kovach, Sharon Saboe. ROW 2: jeff Belmondo, Liz Nomura, Carol Schwendeman, Sharon Chinn, Sue Hubbard, Eric Thorsen, Vicki Taylor. ROW 3: Mike Skagen, Sharon Mar, Carrie Suyetani, Craig Sakai. ROW 4: Bill Adams, Doug Wohl- man, Terri McCulloch, Larry Lindsley. Executive Board is comprised of students from each grade level who were chosen by the student body officers. The members serve as a steering committee for the school's Stu- dent Council. Executive Board meets prior to each student council meeting and decides which items of student interest will be includ- ed in the agenda for that meeting. Anything which goes to student council is first approved by Executive Board. The board basically checks to see that the student constitution is imple- mented in all school endeavors. Youth Leadership The Purpose of the Youth Leader- ship Committee is to work with the Rotary Club in choosing two out- standing students every month. One of the two is selected after an interview and is named Rotary Youth-of-the-Month. To become eligible for the honor, an application must be completed and submitted to the committee. The questions involve grade point, leadership abilities, and inside and outside of school activities. YOUTH LEADERSHIP MEMBERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: TOP ROW: Cindy Arne,lar'ni Kauzlarich Dawn Seresun, loni Kauzlarich, Margaret Suzick. BOTTOM ROW: Sue Hubbard, Craig Sakai, Sharon Saboe. United we stand Lars adds a link to a masterpiece. 1 t ev 41 Keep on guggirf, Danny! Brad, is that your fourth or fifth helping? 1 Eggs-quisite form, Mark! Steve gets a letter from Mommy. Mike and Greg ham it up. At 7:30 A.M. on November ninth, two bus- ses loaded with 'fleadership material de- parted from R.H.S. and were on their way to Providence Heights, a complete change of scene from Waskowitz. Once settled, the activities got underway with poster puzzles and eventually everyone had their own special group. Other activities that everyone enjoyed included an art project, junior olympics, tug o' war, square dancing, swimming, volleyball, singing and grits. Mr. Heck spoke about the positive approach, and a special treat well received was a talk given by Mr. Gilles, principal of Mariner H.S. He spoke of leadership qualities with a touch of good humor, which increased the interest ofthetopic. Leadership Camp was a total success this year, expressed by both the students and the faculty. Providence Heights Election O TTI TTI E G BACK ROW: jeff Richards, Brian Namatame, Mark Connel, Karen Wik, Karen Maguire, Patti Sadler, janett Parsons, Dan Lawrence, Carrie Charlton. FRONT ROW: B. j. Sherman, Sharon Mar, chairman, Mary Hisey, Stephanie Kurtz, Sharon Saboe, jeff Suyichui. Debate BACK ROW: john Everett, Mary Delorie, Carl Delo, Cindy Lund, Ken jayne, Mauri Kaipainen. TABLE: Mike Swanson, Amir Fakharzadeh, Alan Wing, Craig MacVeigh, Mary Carolan, Brian Laffaw, Eric Baker, john Mejlaender. Renton's fantastic Debate is taught by the one and only Mr. Kerslake. There are approximately 25 members, divided into two categories, juniors and Seniors. Seniors include anyone with more than 1 year of experience and juniors include all of the first year debators. Renton had the opportunity of hosting an N.P.S.L. Round Robin here at school on january 15. The team also participated in four tourna- ments held at Central, Western, U.P.S. and P.L.U. Debate teaches you to be able to speak easily to groups of people and when you think about it, this is a valuable thing for anyone to learn! , , 1 1 2 ,amy-W 1 'I974-'75 fu. fm 4' -,f-f A H Sharon Chinn lody Ford I I We ve got spirit. .. Tammy Watanabe RHS has traditionally been H1 in school pride, good sports- manship and most of all, SPIRIT! Led by 7 of the most enthusiastic leaders of the school, the 1974-75 cheerleaders have inspired school spirit, conducted pep assemblies, and supported all school athletic events. Tammy, Shelly, Carol, Cindy, Sharon, Shirley, and lody started off the year by attending the Ellensburg Cheerleading Con- ference. There they received 3 superior and 1 excellent ratings as well as acquiring many new ideas. With continual hard practice throughout the summer and school year, under the supervision of Miss Karen Ford, these girls have strived for perfection and have enjoyed a most re- warding year. My L55 ,W 4 93, . 1 Shelly Ford 5 4 ' Nw ! , ShirleyLouie .hm Cindy Arne sg, Www Carol Schwendeman If I could only read. And you can quote me on that statement. That funny little green thing? l got it right here. Gee! you shouIdn't have. See, I don't need a mask 1' ' 4 S il' t J' ' N- un... Lars and I found a formula that works better than a light socket. .MZ 4,411 ,am :W 71 upfortwo. Duck,Mrs.Allen is Coming. Play it again, Sam. How's your love life? The unnatural high f 1 fi M7f ,WZffW f M 3f,iWZT7?fvWWj WWLWM WWWMQMWQZZQM , WQZWMW WM4Z7fw'205 'WJ WWW SPORTS 5 Q ' i ag, A 5 ii i ic vw t k 4, ' Q wwf 15 , if C9 f N. f 3 A 4 K J 4 v K x TIS! Greg Bonathan Steve Aliment Dave Bagnariol Craig Belmondo Wane Dallosto 1effBeImondo jody Catz jan Heaton Steve Heck Mark Kullberg jim Kossert Terry McCulloch Kevin Magraw Dale MCDOWSH IOEY Leno Dave Little Rick Patricelli Dave Pearson Mike PNIHPS Martin M0k5 Randy Noble Mike Richardson Dfw 1'fr:':.r3 X' 'W 45 wow Q53 pa 5 eokue Dennis Sloan Mike Skagen Steve Sanders Gary Stanley Rob Stoutenberg Harmie Toren Chuck Whittrock Randy Wik Doug Wohlman Brad Young Varsity Football Team, LEFT TO RIGHT ROW 'I: Greg Marshall, Manager, jim Kossert, Gary Stanley, Mike Skagen, Steve Sanders, jody Gatz, Terry McCulloch, Steve Heck, Mike Phillips, Rick Patricelli, Doug Wohlman, Randy Noble, Mark Fitzgerald, jeff Belmondo, Rob Stoutenberg, Wane Dallosto, Manager: ROW 2: jeff Fong, Manager: Harmie Toren, Tom Osborne, Brian Cook, Ken Peterson, Greg Ekberg, Chuck Wittrock, Brad Young, Steve Aliment, Bill Adams, Mike Richardson, jan Heaton, Frank Brozovich, joey Leno, Ed Minalia ROW 3: Coach Wraith, Ken King- man, Dave Little, Dennis Sloan, Tony Longo, Dave Bagnariol, Randy Wik, Dale McDowell, Danny Wysocki, Martin Moks, Mark Kullberg, Kevin Magraw, Randy Sneesby, Gregg Shiosaki, Craig Belmondo, Larry Rock, Greg Bonathan, Manager: ROW 4: Coach Heck, Steve Lawrence, Bob johnson, Tom Takahashi, Clyde Sheldon, Curt Brockway, Robert Wilkes, Steve Hawkins, Frank Cholaj, Bryan Nansen, Brian Nelson, Dave Pear- son, Rod Hobbs, Ron Bruhjell, Roger Kriekenbeck, Robert Martinez, Scott Steger, Coach Anderson, and Coach Pickett Sophomore Football Team, LEFT TO RIGHT ROW T: Ron Adams, Tim Parkins, Ken Hefner, Kevin McClaske, Lenard Gar- rett, Dan Minalia, Steve Tully, Ed Hall, Doug Hisey, ROW 2: jeff Hertlein, Bob Burggrat, Will Knuth, Phil Lowe, Gordon Barraugh, Bob Deering, Shawn Patterson, Milo Perrins, Brice Brockway, Lance Murakame ROW 3: Coach Anderson, Ron Moore, Scott Sutherland, Dean Warns, Bruce Gamboa, Larry Hoffman, Walt Gosciewski, Dennis Struck, Warren Parker. Freshman Football Team, LEFT TO RIGHT ROW 1: Dan Hull, Steven Sauerbrey, Mark Malnati, jerry Taylor, Sandy Holt, Paul Kirxevold, Terry Breslin, Frank Biesold, Raymond Osborne: Manager, ROW 2: Tony Ristine, Greg jones, Randy Ferguson, Ron Richardson, Mark Helwig, Stewart Whitley, Robert Krveger, Mark McKeon ROW 3: Coach Riddle, Scott Bower: Manager jim Delo, Mark Lester, jeff Lytle, Brian Young, David Struck, joey Crites, Brad Eisold, Keith johnson, Dean Miskimens, Manual Sanchez, jim Pederson, Neil Deacy, Victor Goesciewski, Tim Reynolds, Greg Weldon, Brent Ditto, Dean Liebrich, Coach Glockner. VARSITY STANDINGS j-V STANDINGS Cascade 6 RENTON . Kennedy 0 RENTON 6 Kem-Meridian 8 RENTON jeff Belmondo-Nation-al Hall of Evergreen 0 RENTON 27 Hazen 0 RENTON Fame Football Foundation Scholar- Hazen 5 RENTON 20 Kemridge 38 RENTON Athlet? for Pacific Northwest Di- Kemridge 0 RENTON 8 Glacier 8 RENTON V'S'0'T 0'I974'75 Glacier 0 RENTON 8 Lindbergh 13 RENTON Lindbergh 6 RENTON 24 Tyee 'I9 RENTON Tyee T8 RENTON 54 Highline 27 RENTON Highline RENTON forfeit Evergreen 7 RENTON WINS LOSSES WINS LOSSES 8 0 7 2 'IST Place 5TH Place Renton Stops Cascade in Season Opener The Renton Indians got off to a great start as they toppled Cascade with a slim 7-6 victory. In the first quarter Cascade returned a punt 45 yards to take the lead. The Indians countered with jeff Belmondo scoring from 7 yards out. lan Heaton booted the extra point and that made the difference in the game. Renton's outstanding defense lead by jeff Belmondo and Dave Little held the Bruin attack for the remainder of the game as the Indians left Everett victorious. The Indians ground out three touch- downs with their potent wishbone attack gaining almost 400 yards in total offense. Doug Wholman and Steve Heck combined for 200 yards rushing with 2 and 1 touch- downs respectively. Randy Wik coverted all the P.A.T.'S and that was all it took for Big Red to win. In the second half the Indians kept up the tough defense and held Kent Meridian to 50 yards on the ground. The Royals' only score came with only 35 sec- onds onthe clock. Big Reds' dynamite defense came to life in a great effort to hold the Raisens to only 6 yards in total of- fense. Mike Phillips and Mike Rich- ardson had fine defensive efforts. On offense the Indians had over 400 total yards as they rolled up34 points. They were as follows: Doug Wohl- man scored from 2 yards out, 3 yards out, and from 'I yard out. Steve Heck scored from 12 yards and jeff Bel- mondo ran one in on a 40 yard run. I I 87 Unity key to winning Big Red gets it together. Rob breaks free for six. Again plagued by penalties our Big Red Machine was handed a loss at the hands of the Eagles. The Indians got on the board first with a Randy Wik field goal from 25 yards out. The first half score was Renton 3-Lindbergh 0. Due to penalties the Indians had2 touchdowns called back. After a blocked punt the Eagles were given very good field position and were able to take it in. Lindbergh's second score came after Renton's fourth down try to come back from the two yard line. The Eagle's had an easy time get- ting in for their second score. 88 Big Red suffered its first loss of the season as they battled Kentridge, the defending state champs. The Chargers got on the board first, but the Indians struck back with Doug Wholman going 70 yards for our only touchdown. Randy Wik con- verted on the kick and that was the completion of the first quarter. Both of the teams traded punts. Then Kentridge struck again from 40 yards out and that was all it took to win the game. Renton bounced back after their loss to Kent- ridge as they defeated Glacier in a score of 14-8. The game was much different than the scorel showed, as Renton caused six Grizzlie fumbles. Rob Stoutenberg scored 4 times,but dueto penal- ties, only two of the four counted. Steve Heck, again lead the Indians in rushing with over 75 yards. A fine defensive effort was spearheaded by lody Catz, Kevin Magraw and Randy Noble. The only Glacier score came on a 65 yard drive with 35 of those yards coming from penalties. Indians await Glacier's move. Patricelli leaves defense behind. Renton finishes 7-2 on season Wik kick Belmondo twists for extra yardage. When Big Red invaded Highline Stadium the second time they fell the Totems. The Indians defense caused two early mistakes and the offense cashed in on them. Steve Heck scored from 3 yards out after the Tyee punter was sacked. On the next kickoff Renton caused a fumble and jeff Belmondo scored from 3 yards out. Our third score came on a fumble which was recovered by Rob Stoutenberg in the End Zone. Our fourth touchdown was scored by Doug Wohlman on a 3 yard sneak. Steve Heck picked up another fumble and ran it in from 12 yards out. Renton finished the regular season with their Homecoming victory over the Highline Pirates, scoring a season high of 47 points. Doing the scoring were Doug Wohlman and Steve Heck, each scoring twiceg with Craig Belmondo, Kevin Magraw and jim Kossert scoring one touchdown Renton throws defense-off. each. Renton's defense held the Pirates offense until the waking moments of the game, with Steve Sanders and lan Heaton having good games defensively. The Indians met Evergreen in the Divisional play offs. Again Renton played well defensively in holding the Wolverines to only 7 points. On the Renton side of the board Doug Wohlman and Steve Heck each had two touchdowns. Randy Wik kicked 3 of the extra points and one running con- version failed. The Belmondo brothers, leff and Craig, played excellent defensive games while Steve Sanders got his third interception of the year and Randy Noble came up with his first after he blocked a Evergreen pass. 89 orking together in unit 'ti gg 1 bl s its 'ti Wes Hikida Bob Hawks jim Knauss E Coach Savage Steve Bortz Alan Wing taking the lead ' ,..' 'I le ' A- f ,,,, lil tt sf 'If Alan Wing Q 5 ,,.L , sf at a i i a M Lonnie Hansen gg Viliii Ernie Large Renton Renton Renton Renton Renton Renton Renton Renton Renton Renton Renton Renton 10 11 12 Varsity Standings tLow score winsb R.H.S. Harriers, breaking through to the front N.P.S.L.-3rd-C8-2-11 28 Kentridge 30 Glacier 34 Edmonds 20 Hazen 18 Kennedy 23 Kent-Meridian 15 Auburn 15 Lindbergh 19 Highline 26 Tyee 30 Mt. Rainier 23 Evergreen Sub District Meet-2nd . Tyee 64 Renton 87 Evergreen 100 Hazen 113 Glacier 134 Kent-Meridian 147 Mt. Rainier 165 Kentridge 166 Highline 201 Kennedy 213 Lindbergh 301 Auburn 325 West Central District Renton 8th place Lonnie finishes strong ...allows Victor to be harmonious t tf. 4 T.. B 3-at fe if . Wifi ix o Ml at f., At If Gary Nelson Randy Demoss Cory Cappelletti Pete Braafladt BFUCG Dunbar 1974-1975 C ross-Country Team The Cross-Country team had an outstanding season this year with the Varsity standings of 8-2-1 for league and 8-3-1 for season. They took second place in the Sub Dis- trict Meet, where Lonnie Hansen placed fifth for the Harriers. They also placed eighth in the District Meet, and took sixth in the Hurri- cane Ridge Invitational Meet. The junior Varsity also proved themselves to be a well-balanced team with their league record of 11-0 and their season record of 12-1. They also took first place in their j.V. Sub District Meet which proved 4 their ability to be just as outstanding 3 as the Varsity team. L In ending the season, special honors went to Alan Wing as team Captain, and Inspirational went to Wes Hikida and Lonnie Hansen. l Wes keeping in pace i i l.V. ROW 1: Al Gans, Tom Wasner, lim Roe, Gary Bruhjell, Dale Hughes, Rick Jansen, Eric Williamson. ROW 2: Rob Norton, Richard Coffin, Dave Detwiler, Eric Thorsen, Tom Yoshioka, Craig Macveigh. ROW 3: jeff Sakaguchi, Al Ward, Mike Madden, lay Segimoto, Russ Watanabe. NOT PICTURED: Mark Moschetti, Dave Richards, Curt Roberts, Kent Surcamp, l0hn Toda. Ernie passing to place l.V. Standings tLow score winsj Renton 20 Kentridge 38 Renton 19 Glacier 42 Renton 39 Edmonds 19 Renton 20 Manson 52 Renton 21 Hazen 34 Renton 15 Kennedy 49 Renton 16 Kent-Meridian 47 Renton 15 Auburn 48 Renton 19 Tyee 36 Renton 20 Lindbergh 35 Renton 19 Evergreen 41 Renton 19 Mt. Rainier 39 Renton 15 Highline forfit Sub District Meet-1st 1. Renton 35 2. Hazen 43 3. Kent-Meridian 118 4. Kentridge 129 Evergreen 129 5. Kennedy 160 6. Tyee 167 7. Lindbergh 222 8. Highline 307 9. Mt. Rainier 317 10. Auburn 374 11. Glacier T10 SCOFG RHS golfers swing into action. - Mike Talmage ROW 1: lohn Taylor, Adam Zier, lon Cook, Doug Sutton, Mark Raphael, Mike Mal- nati, Warren Yasutake, ROW 2: Steve Talmage, Brian Fentiman, lim Arndt, Gary Broad, Mike Talmage, Tim Plut, Roger Nakamura, Bill Trimm, Coach Schneider. The R.H.S. golf team got off on the wrong putt this past season which led them unto a losing streak of 0-11. Despite the fact that the Indians fought hard, the team was a fairly young one with much time yet to grow. The team consisted of 1 freshman, 7 sophomores, 4 juniors, and only 3 seniors. Roger Nakamura, lim Arndt, Mike Talmage, and Gary Broad helped to lead the pack, as they were returning lettermen from last year-the other lettermen were Warren Yasutake, Bill Trimm, Tim Plut, Brian Fentiman, and Mike Malnati. Brian Fentiman and Mike Talmage were participants in this year's Medalist's Tournament. Tim Plut Roger Nakamura Renton Renton Renton Renton Renton jim Arndt Renton Renton Renton Renton Renton With drive and dedication Highline Glacier Kent-Meridian Lindbergh Auburn Kennedy Hazen Evergreen Kentridge Mt. Rainier Renton Tyee Coach Robert Schneider Bfian Fentiman Girl's Volleyball Debbie Overby loni Kauzlarich Varsity team in action against Trout Lake. Varsity Standings Renton Renton Renton Renton Renton Renton Renton Renton Renton Renton Renton Renton Renton Renton Ingraham Karen Demchuck N.P.S.L. l'l'l-Ol def. Tyee def. Highline def. Evergreen def. Lindbergh def. Kent-Merid def. Glacier def. Auburn def. Kentridge def. Hazen def. Mt. Rainier def. Kennedy West Central District f2ndJ ian Renton def. Mercer island Renton def. Decatur Kent-Meridian def. Renton State Tourney def def def def Mount Lake Terrace Trout Lake Kent-Meridian Renton Nancy Holm fn si Y 3..iM I Varsi Dem Kauz ty team: ROW 1: Nancy Holm, Terri Olson, Donna Kosai, Kellie Kovach, Terry Clayton, Karen chuck. ROW 2: Coach Mr. Littleman, Cherie Toupin, lami Kauzlarich, Karen Carlson, loni larich, Debbie Overby, Patti Daraskavich, Coach Miss Greenlee. Renton's Volleyball team proved themselves to be better than best , with their overall standings of 1st in N.P.S.L., 2nd in West Central District, and 2nd in State. The team with its outstanding de- fense and conquering offense, strove one step further and proved them- selves to be the better-winning team by their teamwork. The girls, along with coaches Miss Greenlee, Miss Bucher, and Mr. Littleman, worked long, hard hours with one attitude in mind, there is always room for improvement, and the girls never once stopped im- proving. The l.V. team, much like the Var- sity, strove for good teamwork, along with improving their individ- ual skills. With an outstanding sea- son record of 8 wins and only 3 losses, they will be back next year with much enthusiasm, keeping Renton on top. 'lst in .P.S.L., 2nd in state sem I .,-,, if i l.V. team, ROW 1: julie Arita, Loren Henry, Kim Nelson, Rose Miovski, Ellen Raphael. ROW 2 Georgiann Berganio, Jayne Welling, Lori Schaat, Tracey Carlson, Teresa Brown, Carrie Charlton Coach Miss Bucher. ,,at . l I, gF,ggg W 1 T .1 53 g T glggg K J 3 Q 5 is ' I' Karen Carlson and Cherie Toupin blocking on defense. . . E it 3 Terry Clayton Kellie Kovach j.V, team in action receiving a served ball. Athletes get into action tn,1Qx 1: qqauswm EE L 5 VL :KL V ,t,. Gimme a break Q lf you don't get out of my way, l'll Q. .. or 1 at' K :ex-em, K . . A- A '-wwe-Q-..-......,, Debbie, my hand is stuck in the net! Three legs are better than two. jun' Oink Oink. 5 This is my better side. .. x Bosom Buddies. s J t 713 i ' sgfitfx 'Xi ' s ,, fee f 'Q t F - .ii S -... 3 s eeeeeee tAAA AAAi ly-S Now where'd l.hide that bone? l'm in love. Nw ms,-ss-.,.. A ut. As long as I've got the bat, I'II say who goes first 97 Ron and Darcey stretch o Letterpeople are Lettermen Bill Adams Brian Albee Dave Bagnariol Mike Barilleaux Steve Beal Mike Bingaman Greg Bonathan Steve Bortz Peter Braafladt Frank Brozovich Mark Connel Wayne Dallosto jeff Fong Steve Franceschina jody Gatz Rick Gilchrist Doug Gould Ed Hall Gary Hall jan Heaton Steve Heck Wes Hikida Robert johnson jon Kodama Gary Kohlwes Mark Kullberg Ernie Large joey Leno Tony Longo Kevin Magraw Mike Malnati Greg Marshall Kevin McClaskey Terry McCulloch Dale McDowell Martin Moks Roger Nakamura Brian Namatame Gary Nelson Randy Noble Dan Nomura Dave Pearson Mike Richardson Larry Rock Steve Sanders B.j. Sherman Gregg Shiosaki Lars Sjogren Brad Skagen Mike Skagen jeff Slapnick Dennis Sloan Brian Stanley Gary Stanley jeff Stenslie Dennis Struck Tom Takahashi Harmy Toren Terry Truscan Steve Tully Don VanSlyke Randy Wik Alan Wing Doug Wohlman jerry Wysocki Warren Yasutake Brad Young Brad Zemanek Lettergirls Karen Ammons janet Belmondo Sue Budinich Lori Campbell Karen Carlson Tracey Carlson Terry Clayton Tami Crueger Patty Daraskovich Dawn Eagen Sue Fenner Shelly Ford Debbie Goodwin Lauren Henry jami Kauzlarich joni Kauzlarich Tami Kohlwes Toni Komar Becky Linton Camilla Louie Pam May Sherri McCulloch Lisa Nealy Kim Nelson Terri Olson Debbie Overby Ellen Raphael Sharon Saboe Patti Seidenstricker Kris Seifert Linda Sheldon Lori Shutt Karri Seibert Valerie Stanley Vicki Taylor Debbie Thornquist Cherie Toupin jayne Welling Renee Witters Theresa Yagi Karen Yasutake Bottom row, Left to right: Treasurer, Doug Sorenson, Senior at large, Steve Heck, Secretary, Dave Little. Second row, left to right: Vice President,jan Heaton, junior at large, lon Kodama. Top: President, Doug Wohlman. Spirited El Tl proud The 1974-75 R.H.S. Lettermens' Club Activities When you think of big activities at Renton, you think of the 1974-75 Lettermens' Club. This year Lettermens' Club sponsored numerous activities, such as The All-Star Winter Smoker - a boxing event which featured 10 bouts, Saturday morning elementary school basketball clinics - highlighted by an All-Star game at half-time of a varsity game, a S30 half-time hoop-shoot, an elementary school hoop-shoot, a winter dance, Faculty vs. All-Stars benefit basketball game, Senior Spikes vs. 1974-75 Girls' Volleyball team, along with a celebrity hoop-shoot during a pep assembly. The always-active Lettermens' Club, along with it's activities, was in charge of half-time activities at all home basketball games. This year's members ushered at all home events, most notably the 1974-75 Girls' State Volleyball tournament. Although membership into the Lettermens' Club was limited to male students who had earned a varsity letter, the activities received support by all students and community residents which helped to make this year a very successful one. The Lettergirls were active this year as line judges, scorekeepers, and timers for the state volleyball tournament held at Renton this year. They also held a Christmas Dinner and Halloween Party as well as participating in the Walk-A-Thon and camping trip. tttt g g. Advisor - Coach lim Heck. President, Doug Wohlman. IOO Tracksters start with anticipation vt' Coaches, I to rp Savage, Glockner, Hicklin, Hall. Brad Young X UA ,uf so -43. . s , . was X .,.. K s Rh! Sa Managers, I to rg Doug Stoutenberg, Doug Ashby, Steve Bortz, Curt Binkley. Leftg Dennis Struck Belowg Terry Truscan and Alan Wing This year's track team started out with 103 boys. Many of them were returning lettermen, but there were also quite a number of new competitors. The team did quite well in both their track and field events, mainly because they have had many hours of practice. This was one factor which enabled them to compete with a high level of skills. Their efforts have shown them to be the better team and their records have proven it over and over again. The coachesp Savage, Glockner, Hall and Hicklin, have helped a great deal with their superior coaching techniques, and a deserving congratulations is due to both the team and the coaches. 3 MQ p, . 55 1 T by ' ,e Q I fi K l ii LL Q W .i z ai , E i - .MM-W 'HW wwf M Aboveg Dennis Sloan Leftg Bruce Dunbar and Tom Takahashi Lower leftg Tom Miller v,1fffell0vWl'4 'f'f Mr'W DMM . , ,, Y ,., HW, ,T I A' ' ,, .. , ,, ., ,M 1 1 , , ' ,' -4 N , ,.,.,,f,, 5w',f N, ,A , 1 V , 'iff ' 7- ' ,a, M If If 'W V ' f , 4 V, - A , , f ' 7 N an , aff, ',,Ayg:f.ff- e A A W K, ,mv , . J W, fxfoi f V frfwif V. , M ,' ,fi ' ,,,hf'Vfi,Z ,fwtwwr , - . ,,,,,,. ,, 4 t' I ,,,,-www . , A , 4, ' ,V H Wan ,-:f'vf1'f,s, , -, - W . W f,.,,, ,, -g. fff,:f4f,fx7l4A-sw, ,,,,.z1!a iw' li lOl Varsity Members: Bill Adams, Mike Barrilleaux, jeff Belmondo, Bill Bland, Gary Bruhjell, Cory Cappelletti, Richard Coffin, Neil Deasy, Ken Demchuck, Randy DeMoss, Bruce Dunbar, Mark Fitzgerald, Steve Franceschina, Ed Hall,Gary Hall, Lonnie Hanson, Steve Heck, Mark Helwig, Ron Hess, Wes Hikita, Brian Hurtgen, Ernie Large', Tony Longo, Craig MacVergh, Kevin McClaskey,j. Tom Miller, Ed Minalia, Ron Moore, Dave Pearson, Richard Perrin, Dan Poff, Larry Rock, Manuel Sanchez, Brad Skagen, Dennis Sloan, Rob Stoutenberg, Dennis Struck, Tom Takahashi, Eric Thorsen, Harm Toren, Terry Truscan, Russ Watanabe, Greg Weldon, Alan Wing, Dan Wysocki, Brad Young. l Jeff Belmondo Randy DeMoss Bruce Dunbar Steve Franceschina Ed Hail Gary Hall Lonnie Hanson Steve Heck Wes Hikira Tony Longo Left to right, Row 1: Eric Lundstrom, Rich Coffin, Dan Minalia, Ernie Large', Brad Skagen, Ron Hess, Ed Hall, Eric Thorsen, Russ Watanabe, Bruce Dunbar, Gary Bruhjell, Dan Poff. Row 2: Don Leibrich, Rob Norton, Paul Bingaman, Mark Navarre, Scott Schimming, Mike Madden, Mike Barrilleaux, Brian Hurtgen, Kevin McClaskey, Randy DeMoss, lay Segimoto, lon Cook. Row 3: Louie Donckers, Ron Moore, Larry Rocke, Lonnie Hansen, Bruce Whittaker, Leonard Garret, Ken Peterson, Dinnis Struck, Alan Gans, Cory Cappelletti, Bill Bland, Darcey Teets, Coach jim Glockner. , aa Q ,X , 'STG at 'Y at R l A rj.-f 'a 5 38 XXX Rf t t t s, S war 4 es 6 t 4 .. ii sir ' .:'f i ' Ei Kevin MCClaSkey Ed Minalia Dave Pearson Dan Poff , ,gave ag, Q, . ,, I 5 to 6 ffo 6 5 'kit , - 5 , in Lm. f tl .:-- ..:, ' . I ug tw K ' if i 1 l Larry Rock Brad Skagen Dennis Sloan Dennis Struck SA K A . L! A -3, 31,44 qv 352 A gx f . 5 H 2 . Q R . S, 'L f.Q Q, 5 -'-, ,go Q. . aa , agjq 5 ' B ani SST S ' A ' M. A f ar,r xt, Q, ,. ,, i' A X Terry Truscan Alan Wing Dan Wysocki Brad Young QRHSJ-lOppo K-AA Lake Washington Hazen Tyee Kentridge Glacier Lindbergh Highline Auburn nenml 75-61 43-93 80-56 74-62 61-75 89-47 92-44 83-53 62-74 Tom Takahashi Left to rightg Row 1: lerry Breslin, Ron Collins, Sandy Holt, Brian Bankhead, Mike Murakami, leff Mitchell, leff Sakuguchi, Bob Brown, leff Richards, Dino Henry. M D ' I M k H lwi , Paul Compaan, Stewart Whitley, Paul Row 2: john Stewart, Randy Ferguson, Don c anne s, ar e g Pleasant Dan Hall, Rick lensen, Mark Lester, Keith johnson. Row 3: Brad Zemanek, Mike Anderson, Mike Navarre, Greg Weldon, Victor C-osciewski, Rim Reynolds, Ken Demchuck, Manuel Sanchez, lim Rancort, Robert Powell, lim Allbright. lO3 Girls' rragk - Reaching beyond ,neu X V - Shot Put: Karen Ammons, Teresa Brown, Valerie Stanley, Linda Sheldon, Vicki Taylor. Relay Team: Ellen Raphael, Kris Seifert, Linda Ihle, Diane Bacic. yesterday's achievements Long lump: Tracey Carlson Hurdles: jackie Stark, Pam Taylor, Lisa Nealy, Alison Walkden. Back Row: Lisa Dallasto, Terri Hikida, Carolyn Wing, Teresa Brown, Karen Ammons, Tami Crueger, Carrie Charlton, Lisa Nealy, Vicki Taylor, Coach Bucher, Asst. Coach Rhine. Middle Row: Becky Linton, Carmen Hawkins, Tracey Carlson, Keri Truscan, layne Welling, Valerie Stanley, Kris Seifert, Vanessa Baxter, Linda Sheldon, Eva Bostwick. Front Row: jackie Stark, Dian Bacic, Karen Watt, Linda Ihle, Becky Davis, Ellen Raphael, Alison Walkden, Pam Taylor, Linda Bertels. 1975 League Record RENTON K.M. RENTON Hazen RENTON Tyee RENTON Kentridge RENTON Glacier RENTON Lindbergh RENTON Highline RENTON K.M. N.P.S.L. The girls really got off on a good start by winning their first practice meet and from there they proceeded to win more of their other meets. The team had several of their returning lettergirls back with them, for last year's team consisted mostly of freshmen and sophomores and with other new girls on the team, it made it complete. Coach Bucher and her Assistant Coach Rhine prove to be a team themselves. With their experience and skills in hand, this will always bring the girls on top. High jumper - Becky Linton Victory Lap after a meet- Vanessa Baxter, Terri Hikida, Lisa Dallasto, Jayne Welling, Carolyn Wing, Carrie Charlton, Keri Truscan, Tami Crueger. 0, for the love of tennis! VARSITY TEAM, ROW 1, l to r: Nancy Holm, Debbie Overby, Brian Stanley, Gary Nelson, Doug Spangler, Craig, Sakai, Lance Camilla Louie, Georgian Berganio, Debbie Burkhalter, Diane Murakami, Lars Sjogren, Brian Albee, Don Van Slyke, Tim Burkhalter, Karen Demchuck, Kim Nelson, Mr. Hall. ROW 2: lwasaki, Gary Stanley. Brian Albee Kim Nelson and Karen Demchuck Gary Nelson The Tennis Team bounced into action by defeating Tahoma 6-1. They took the City Championship when they defeated Hazen and Lindbergh by 7-0 and 7-0. Coach Hall had outstanding performances by all the players. Especially from foreign exchange student Lars Sjogren and ninth grader Kim Nelson. The team downed K-M in a close match of 4-3. They then were defeated by Kentridge 4-3. The way things look now, Coach Hall and his team are looking forward to placing high in the NPSL standings. lO6 A RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON 6 Tahoma 7 Enumclaw 7 Newport 4 Foster 4 Mt. Si 6 Mercer Island 7 Hazen 4 Kent-Meridian RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON Kentridge Blanchet Highline Auburn Evergreen Enumclaw Lindbergh Kennedy Camilla Louie Brian Stanley Lars gjogfen LSC. C jan Comstock and jimmy Hall Gary Stanley j-V Team Row 13 julie Fujikado, Karen Aliment, Theresa Foley, Kribkenbeck, Shari Brabant, Pam Taketa, and Connie Spee. jeff Sayer,julieArita, Patty Narataki,jenniferNelson,and Cherly ROW 32 jeff Fong, Kath McGraw, M8l'Ci8 ThaCher, janet Henrickson. Belmondo, Phil Lowe, Tom Wasner, Debbie Williams, Tom Row 2: Coach Comstock, Mark Raphael,Warren Yasutake,Tom lSl1aii, Laurie Stricker, Kathy Mano, and Milo Perrins. Yoshioka, Peter Braafladt, Mary Burkhalter, Steve Talmage, Ken Baseball Coach Riddle and his diamondmen began turnouts the first of March,with a fine nucleus of returning lettermen to start the baseball season. With lan Heaton, lody Gatz, and Brian Nelson on the mound, Big Red had a fine pitching trio. Rick Patricelli, Roger Nakamura, and lody Catz lent power at the plate. Backing up the pitchers in the infield are Kelly Miskimens, Mike Richardson, Terry McCulloch, Roger Nakamura, Rick Patricelli, and Kevin McGraw. Jody Gatz and Brian Nelson, when not pitching, anchored the outfield with Kevin McGraw, Steve Sanders, and Rodney Hobbs. Outfielders - Nick Watson, Brian Nelson, Rod Hobbs. RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON Varsity Standings: 16 - Mt. Rainier 0 - Auburn 5 - Hazen 3 - Kennedy 2 - Evergreen 0 - Kent Meridian 3 - Glacier 5 - Highline 3 - Kentridge 'I - Tyee 1 - Lindbergh 4 - Glacier 6 Highline my Tyee QHJ Lindbergh CHQ Back Row, Left to Right: Kelly Miskimens, Kevin McGraw, Nakamura, Mike Richardson. Front Row: Manager, Gre lody Gatz, Rodney Hobbs, Chris johnson, Coach Riddle. Bonathon, Steve Sanders, Terry McCulloch. Second Row: Rick Patricelli, Ron Bruhjell, lan Heaton, Roger S Diamondmen work hard for success ,vs ., , 5 -es A Q J, -Q A sf it 1 I l A . s L L :gk 9 , f I if Back Row, Left to Righrg Frank Cholaj, Brian Nelggn, Chuck Hillestad, Ron Adams, Doug Hisey, Brian Niccum.Front Row:Mark I 5 Bruhjell, Brian Kohwles, Greg Marshall, Manager. coachp Pickett McGuire, Randy Sneesby. Second Row: leff Hert ein, teve , Back Row, Left to Right! Dean MiSkifT16l1S. Steve Herman, Greg Richardson, Ron Rockey. Front Row: Greg Farris, Dan Curtis, Mark Webster, Chris Ofsthus, Jeff Lytle, Coach Belmondo. Middle Row: Malnati, Glen Kusi, Doug Franceschina. Dean Rosotto, Steve Sauerbrey, loey Crites, Brian Young, Ron lan Heaton' Pitcher Steve Sanders, Outfield lOdy Catz, Outfield ff ,A Coach Riddle if new .. i - , L- www-rf. fb wi- N' --.fi ,fs -in -Q ,QQ A K : Kelly Miskimens, First Base 1 Ma Q we t. X. 'Q . Mrry, ,X B N -L -- ' eb-Vg, K I, igw we .ski 43' B.l. Sherman Brad Zemanek R ,A W L -famine 14f ' B 13' ' ew W i Q L Www SNS? '.Qn aura f z '?-My L Steve Beal Gordy Glockner Mike Swanson ,Wu ffm, Wh ,H .I mug 4.95 tr: .. -4 -w k -um arvwf :uno ann-P' :nah ,mm 409' hr. B 72 if 'a'b' ' ' ,, ,. . . at aaa. Talmage, Erlc Thorsen, Tom Osborn, BACK Row: Mike Swan- QI son, Gordy Glock ner, Dan Elledge, Garrett Haider, jerry wysocki, Mike Skagen. B HE Mike Skagen Renton Crirls' Swim Team R546 ,fi 1 5 ,,,. 'ffl .,,,, gw w f ,aw ' Sue Fenner Kris Seifert S Mary Carolan 'Q far ,.,,.,,.,.fw-f+x..4--vM- K ROW 1: Julie Fujikado, Vicki Taylor, Sharon Saboe, Team Captain, Karen Yasutake, Margaret Suzick, Carey Cedergreen Kathey Rolstad, Lori Campbell, Cathy Conover, Kathy Swanson. ROW 2: Polly Caughron, Teresa Christian, lennifer Nelson, Kari Seibert, Marcia Stevenson, Debbie Goodwin, Kathy Mano, Heather Nakamura, Alison Walkden. ROW 3: Kathy Gunst, Mary Carolan, Sue Fenner, Valerie Stanley, Debbie Robbins, janet Belmondo, Kris Seifert, Dawn Eagen, Terry Speaks, Coach Bloomer. W we QQNQ QYQQ Qioln Kevin McGraw, Catcher-Outfielder A slums A' Roger Nakamura, Third Base 315511 llllfl IPI FEYHYIYIYITITIIIYI l,,- ,--Q-wg'-'ne-qu' Terry McCoIIoch, Shortstop W , M A- ec Q were x , V f w -.1 . , V kgcggg -Q N. X, A 1 , M, X KKK k . 4 N .J Aix V K- V . V f K--x Arg' st A' 4 Rick Patricelli, Catcher Mike Richardson, Second Base ,W , Batty-bat girls. ' They went that-a-away. Say ump, if you had another eye you'd be a cyclops. You're kidding! I wasn't supposed to run? Tom Takahashi takes off! Look ma, no pants. Touche' away!! Ed takes the Certs breath test SW 4 T Thay! Deanie. The closer you get the better you look? lt's the water. -A TW Swimmers unite state bound team ,,e.. ' Coach Littleman Highline vs Renton 78-92 Kentridge vs Renton 70-90 Mt. Rainier vs Renton 92-78 Tyee vs Renton 58-111 Glacier vs Renton 59-110 Hazen vs Renton 95-65 Lindbergh vs Renton 75-85 Kent Meridian vs Renton 65-95 NPSL Championships, 4th place Region III, 6th place Qualifiers for State BJ. Sherman Brad Zemanek Mike Skagen Mike Swanson Gordy Glockner Senior Swimmers BOTTOM ROW LEFT TO RIGHTS Mark Connel, son, john Taylor, Larry Rystrom, Brian Hyrtgen, B.l Steve Beal, john Faull, ZND ROW: Brad Zemanek, Weese, Mark Kullberg, Steve Talmage, Ron Ad Splashin toward V-I-C-T-O-R-Y 3 Cathy Conover .X 1 , fmllii x ' Vrvr ,. Y 4 'hk' H ' ff 5 I :W ,, . N K, W 'A Q I W --', ,lyy f ' Ah'L' ' !f,W4i,rQT4e 'X 1 67' .3521 ' I ,gi . , ,- Kari Seibert V . 4 4 1' W, ',,,e,+,114 Tf Q-12-Ifliijllfik ,, f l 2 l at it , fatal, T 3 - 4 , y - ',m'. al. ' gl H I , Zeal e sk ..,, ,,,,,,-.,k, H k .44 I M 1- . -- mm-,, 4 1 . si W - 7f fT,.-'alt' :A+ 4. . . 1 T 1 , 4 Q 'V 1 ' ' A ' ' ' 'Qi' ,M A 7.-ff -1 V 4 e l f 1 W, ' ,144 lie ' J - S ,si ,, if , 1 C I' 4 f Q ,,,L,,,. L 4- 4, 1 3 f' .fre-f 4 ' ?'. ' 54.4 1 5 4 ' 4 .. 1' f- - Kathleen Swanson This year's girls' swim team did a fantastic job. They were first in NPSL and took ninth in State. The team is a fairly young one, consisting of mostly juniors and sophomores. This means that the 1975-76 team should be another winning group. A lot of credit should be given to the coach: Mrs. Sherry Bloomer, for herjob. 74-75 Team Standings RENTON 53 Bellevue 42 RENTON as Tyee 9 RENTON 71 Glacier 24 NPSL Relays 'lst Place RENTON 52 Mr. Rainier 43 RENTON 111 Mariner 61 RENTON 87 Highline 84 RENTON 51 Kennedy 32 RENTON 104 Kentridge 64 RENTON 92 Hazen 80 RENTON 119 Lindbergh 52 NPSL District Relays 2nd Place Undefeated Dual Meets Alison Walkden Sherri McCulloch 1974-75 Girls' Gymnastics Team ROW 1: Debbie Robbins, Teresa Yagi, Donna Mayo ROW 2: lanett Parsons, Cindy Robbins, Denise Bertucci, Carol Schwendeman, Tami Kohlwes, Mari Kodama, Tami Crueger, Sharon Chinn. ROW 3: Kathy bwanson, Kathy lohn- son, Molly Richter, Sue Moore, lody Ford, Heather Nakamura, Barbara Delanty, Keri Truscan, DeAnna Kindle, Coach Kai Nelson. Top ofthe Team All Around, Terry Clayton Floor Exercise, Caroline Tamada Beam, Carol Schwendeman Uneven Bars, Sharon Chinn Tumbling, Caroline Tamada Horse, Terry Clayton This year's Gymnastics Team started off by gaining a win from Tyee and losing first place in a close margin of four points to Lindbergh. The team has shown great potential and enthusiasm throughoutthe season. 137.71 RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON 66f105.217 -SK RENTON, Team Standings Tyee, at Lindbergh 133.48f64.95f Tyee, at Kentridge124.5f76.6f135.07 Highline, HOME 149.11f141.86 Tyee, HOME 126.85f75.37 Kentridge, at Highline128.97f136. , ..., .,,.,.... ...,.. C i .,, ,.. Caroline Tamada Sharon Chinn Gymnasts tumble on .... i Kohlwes rn. yr Terry Clayton Carol Schwendeman Coach Kai Nelson to victory! ...-- .'- Tom Stenslie Wt. 101 I: K tt L..-v'f4 Q..J' K fQ,,g k3,. N, -f f ,Qt-fl' :nm n Larry DeBIasio Wt. 108 1effStensIie Wt. 122 120 Mike Malnati Wt. 115 -, . Z-'flifwgff ' , lon Kodama Wt. 129 Dan poff Wt' 135 I, Shane Cheney Wt. 141 Hector Koch Wt. 158 1 f SteveTuIIy Wt.178 Steve Heck Wt.190 Steve Aliment Wt. 148 Q ic lim Kossert Wt. 168 2 ig, - 1 f' nl , f rf- 1 1 A , I, H. S A, '-f H-2.3 1-'w...M, Brad Young Returning State Champion Heavyweight Division Grapplers suffer highg low season The Hi and the Low N0rr10w,l0hr1! Here I am,SlH. N036 ...CNN j.V. Team CBOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHTJ, jay Segimoto, Mark Raphael, Russ Alfano, Al Lam, Pat Martinez, Rob Norton. ROW 2: Coach Koenig, Kim Grinolds, Lars Sjogren, Ed Minalia, Ray Nobis, Bob Martinez. ROW 3: Walt Gosciewski, Percell Harrison, Ken Peterson, Mike Bingaman, Dennis Struck, Ron Hess, Robert Deer- ing. Freshman Team KBOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHTJ, Glen Kuse, Ken Ives, jerry Taylor, Ted Cosens, Deno Henry, Sandy Holt, Paul Kirkevold. ROW 2: Neal Deacy, Brad Eisold, Dave Struck, Ken Roberts, Dale Gordon, jim Delo. ROW 3: Coach Glockner, Mark Helwig, Dan Curtis, joey Crites, Scott Richmond, Terry Breslin, Fred Osbon, Peter Lieske. Varsity Team KBOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHTJ, Dan Poff, Greg Shiosaki, jeff Stenslie, Mike Malnati, jon Kodama, Larry DeBlasio, Tom Stenslie. BACK ROW: Coach George, Brad Young, Steve Heck, Steve Tully, Doug Robbins, jim Kossert, Hector Koch, Steve Ali- ment, Shayne Cheney. se N The R.H.S. Grapplers really proved themselves to be better than best by their fine show on the mats this season. Through the Sub Regionals, Renton brought forth seven wrestlers into the Regional com- petition, and two as Regional Champs. The wrestlers were- Tom Stenslie, jeff Stenslie, Steve Aliment, Hector Koch, jim Kos- sert, Steve Heck, and Brad Young. jim Kossert and Brad Young were the Regional Champs. Out of the Regional competi- tion came three, which went on to State competition. Those three were Tom Stenslie, jim Kossert, and Brad Young. jim Kossert, played 6th, and Brad Young play- ed 2nd. Varsity Standings - Renton 21 Glacier 35 Renton 19 Lindbergh 33 . Renton 12 Evergreen 34 Renton 19 Auburn 24 Renton 30 Mt. Rainier 37 Renton 35 Kennedy 22 Renton 15 Kentridge 41 Renton 19 Ken-Meridian 38 Renton 34 Highline 18 ' Renton 31 Tyee 16 Renton 45 Hazen 19 123 This is REAL sweet. I When all else fails, use force! Don't try to pull one over on this kid He stuck in his thumb and pulled out a plumb. f X' That's gotta be right! we - , ' She's Some Kinda Wonderful! I can't take this home! The Thinker strikes again Cheat notes in order and ready to go! R.H.S. better than the best j.V. Team FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Terry McCulloch, Terry Dinius, Chuck McGuire, Ron Moore, Stu Ristine,Greg Marshall Manager, Coach Wraith. 1974-75 l.V. LEAGUE RECORD RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON Sehome Sehome Evergreen Glacier Kennedy jefferson Mercer Island Lindbergh Mt. Rainier Kentridge Auburn Tyee Kent-Meridian Hazen Glacier Lindbergh Tyee Highline Kenrridge 1974-75 FRESHMAN LEAGUE RECORD RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON Issaquah Lindbergh Hazen Maywood Hazen Lindbergh Lindbergh O'Dea Kennedy Hazen O'Dea Kennedy 1974-75 SOPHOMORE LEAGUE RECORD RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON 1974-75 Sophomore Team FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Dale Hughes, Kevin Magraw, Ed Hall, Alan Ganns, Frank Cholaj, Randy Demoss, Mike Sutherland. ROW TWO: Coach Belmondo, lon Cook, Brian Kowhles, Darcey Teets, Leonard Garrett. Lindbergh Evergreen Glacier Kennedy Lindbergh Mt. Rainier Kentridge Auburn Highline Tyee Kent-Meridian Hazen Glacier Lindbergh Tyee Highline Kentridge Varsity Team FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Sam Miller, Mike Richardson, Brian Nelson, Larry Rock, Dean Warns, Duane Warns, joe Leonard, Steve Franceschins, Nick Watson, jeff Slapnick, Doug Wohlman, Wane Dallosto, Manager: Coach Irv Leifer, Greg Bonathon, Manager. 1974-75 Varsity Team Standing RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON Sehome Sehome Glacier Kennedy Tyee Highline Mercer Island Lindbergh Mt. Rainier Kentridge Auburn jefferson Kent Meridian Hazen Glacier Lindbergh Tyee Highline Kentridge Divisional Play-Offs Glacier Double o-t 56 70 47 54 38 41 55 50 67 57 48 53 53 47 62 53 46 36 76 63 RENTON started its 1974-75 Basketball season with two consecutive losses to Sehome. They came back to their home court and swamped the Glacier Grizzles and the Kennedy Lancers 60-47, and 65-54. In the first Lindbergh-RENTON game, the Eagles were the victors winning 45-50. RENTON traveled to Kentridge for a tough battle in which we came out ahead, winning by a slim margin of 58-57. Top scorers for that game were Duane Warns and Doug Wohlman, 24-18. The next tough and exciting game came when the Hazen Highlanders invaded Indian territory. We won by one point, 48-47. The lead changed hands several times, but our lead outlasted the clock. Wh had fine playing by Dean Warns who threw in the winning basket with five seconds left. When we played Lindbergh for the second time, we were not only out for revenge, but also for the City Title. The Indians were on the warpath winning the Eagles by 9 points. During this season our head coach, Irv Leifer was put out of coaching for awhile with a stomach upset. But the fine coaching of Coach Wraith and Coach Belmondo pulled us through. We ended with 8-8 in League and 8-13 as the total wins and losses. RENTON placed fourth in NPSL League Division. Kaul 1974-75 Freshmen Team FROM FIRST ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Scott Bower, Ron Hynes, Dean Miskimens, Steve Stricker, Greg Weldon, Randy Pentzold, Ken Demchuck, Chris Dfthus, jeff Lytle, Coach Riddle. 2ND ROW: Brian Young, Dan Lawernce, Mark Malnati, Steve Sauerbrey, Ron Richardson, Keith Buoy, Tony Ristine, john Toda. NOT PICTURED: Greg Webster and john Mejlander. RENTON'S Team after the Kentridge game. 'Q if fi xx! Q, R if Nw- 5--4-.q-W .ma . ,,,, 5 ff 83 ef, It wrgjy ev Q.,-P agar Q, gi, ,sw 3 'Al is its '9 sf M pw an dvd ...gf-4 X ll- I ...SG Q HHS it ,E G .Lv ' E 1 ff' , lg, ff' Nw' x 1-5.-5 ii Q 8 3 -s K, 3.5 in joe Leonard Steve Franceschina Coach Irv Leifer Duane Warns fl W , .gf,:g,,f - 4 illfil ww JL Larry Rofk JY.. M Doug Wohlman,Cdpmin leff Slapnick DcumWarr1s Sam MillCr,CapI.1in 1.31 5 Girls' basketball, girls' sports... Lisa Nealy Serena Louie Renae Witters Donna Kosai l Karen Ammons The 1974-1975 girls' basketball team is the first one for R.H.S. The team consists most- ly of sophomores and has ll sl Xt only one senior. The team, Q , urn under the coaching of Miss Greenlee, and as- sistant-coach, Mr. lim Hall, have spent many hours in practicing team- work and bettering in- dividual skills. They have truly proved themselves H1 among the student body of Renton High. Congratulations, girls, on a job well done. W ah, 1 tyty . Renton Renton Renton Renton Renton Renton Renton Renton Renton Renton Renton Varsity Standings 34 Evergreen 23 Glacier 45 Kennedy 29 Mt. Rainier 10 Kentridge 30 Auburn 32 Highline 32 Tyee 40 Kent Meridian 11 Hazen 20 Lindbergh shooting toward a higher goal l 7 Debbie Overby Sue Budinich julie Budd Cherie Toupin 9 A P '39 Y L . 1 i 'IST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Debbie Thornquist, Mgr., Serena Louie, julie Budd, Allyson Thompson, Donna Kosai, Capt. LaNae Lawson, Renae Witters, Sharie Brabant, ROW 2: Mr. Hall, Asst. Coach, Lisa Nealy, Sue Budinich, Venita Ramirez, Debbie Overby, lanice Noy, Cherie Tou pin, Helen Lamborn, Tracey Carlson, Karen Arnrnons, Miss Green- lee, Coach. ?' Tracey Carlson ll' UP51 .-M J' 40 A cf' 5 Drill Team marches through. .. X ,ep as , A Wh The R.H.S. Drill Team, under the leadership of Miss Bucher, has had an exciting year. In starting off their year, they performed at a few of the home bas- ketball games during half-time, They also presented the Flag at the football games and at the C-irls' State Volleyball Tournament. Later, inthe months of March and May, they performed in the State Compe- tition at Everett, Wenatchee Apple, Blossom Festival, Sequim Irrigation Festival, Rhododendron Festival at Port Townsend, and in Victoria, Queen's Day Parade. The team has done a very good job this past year and their extra time and practice has proved it over and over again. 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Terri Adams Terri Alfano jeff Ankeny jim Arndt Dawn Bacic Debbie Bailey Eric Baker Paula Baker Dave Bonathan Gordon Barraugh Lisa Beal Cheri Bender Georgiann Berganio Terri Beston Teresa Billington Curt Binkley Youth i not a state of mind Bill Blessing john Brooks Dan Budd Rosemary Castillo Tana Bough Sheldon Bowlin Lori Box Pam Briggs Dorlee Brown Ron Bruhjell Debbie Burkhalter Diane Burkhalter Art Byrd Lori Campbell jeff Capeloto Mary Carolan Polly Caughron Carey Cedergreen Layne Chinn Sharon Chinn Doug Ashby Karen Bales David Bennet Debbie Bland na. 5 Theresa Christian Cathy Conover Lynn Cox Terry Clayton ludy Clymer Keith Collier Mark Connel Brian Cook Diane Corner Kim Corner Penny Coutier Tim Crosswhite Robert Cugini Tom Cunningharr Nancy Dahlthorp Rob Faris Lori Fjellstad Tom Forbes Monty Faulkner Brian Fentiman Mark Fitzgerald Steve Fitzgerald Craig Flatten lack Flemming Maureen Flynn Karen Fong Jody Ford Vicki Fraidenburg Ruth Freeman Burt Galgier Donald Deacy Gene Debortole Karen Demchuck Terry Deweese jerry Denning Rhonda Dietrich Debbie Dillin Sheri Dickenson john Dinius Dan Elledge Glen Engelson Stewart Evans Evelyn Everett Greg Ekberg Amir Fakharzadeh M But a time of life Shelley Gunter Don Gustine Garrett Haider Gary Hall Lori Hamamoto Cindy Hanson Leonard Hargiss Steve Harper Paula Hart Randy Hart fl, 'fig-.ft 8 Y. 'a Kevin Gallagher Barb Gamrath Candi Garretson Anita Gesterling Tricia Gibbs Corey Gibson Lynn Gillespie Michelle Goetz Candy Goodwin Greg Goodwin Dale Gordon Dan Griffin Ray Hawkins Patti Headley Laurie Heck David Hestrom Loren Henry Wes Hikida Nancy Hilde Vicki Hobbs Carol Hoffman Nancy Holm Mike Hora Lisa Hoveland Don Howard Vickie Hughs Linda Ihli Tim lwasaki Kerry lewett Candy johnson Sue Keating janet Kimpton Tamarlyn Kingerly Stephanie Kirkevold lon Kodama Harold Kottenbroch Nelson Kuney Lori Laine Brad Lansing Marina Lazaro Bob Lester Cathie Lewis Donna Hukill jeff Hume Pauline lansen Brucelennings MaryAnn johnson Trudy Kain DeAnna Kindle Vera King lim Knauss Dawn Koch Roger Kriekenbeck Cary Kump loe Lam lim Lansciardi Bob Leaf Betsy Leonard Becky Linton Kim Loken l l i lu Tony Longo Becky Lucas Elaine Miles Don Malherek Mike Malnati lodi Marlowe Robert Martinez Pam May Kathy McComas Terry McCulloch Chuck McGuire Ron Mc:Naught Craig McVeigh David Meyer Mike Meyer Brian Miller lim Miller Teddi Miller Paul Millett Ed Minalia Rose Miovski Robin Mishler Diane Mochizuki Frank Moji Martin Moks Pat Moon Monica Moore Karen, look at that guy!!! Sue Moore Chris Murakami Q Roger Nakamura Brian Namatame Karen Naraski Ken Naraski Ken Nelson Renee Nelson Lygea Newell Roxanne Nelson Debbie Nicolet Marilyn Nesper Ray Nobis Bonnie Nord Ron Ohlson Jeanne O'Leary Linda Pass Randy Pentzold in Ng! Heidi Nichols Dave Nord Chuck Norris Kathy Ohlson Debbie Overby Paula Payton lanett Parsons Tim Ramsey Lee Rancourt Ellen Raphael Wendy Reamer Becky Reynolds Mike Richardson Debbie Robbins Chuck Roper Rhonda Rosenberger Rosendo Sangalang Karen Schroeder Debbie Seeley Toni Shields Gregg Shiosaki Roberta Shipley Cheryl Short jeff Slapnick Dennis Sloan Ralph Richter Don Rimbey Kelly Roy Bettie Russell Kris Seifert Linda Sheldon Mark Shivel Lori Sholtz Buffy Stebner Geralynn Stee Fl Kathy Stenvall Carrie Suyatani Mike Tamada Duane Stone Rob Stoutenberg Ted Stultz Kent Surcamp Bill Swiney Tom Takahashi Dan Taketa Sue Taketa Debbie Taylor Vicki Taylor Rockey Teets Debbie Thompson , .-. Ron West Sue Winter Linda Woolslayer Kitty Whitcomb Bonnie Wilkes Pam Williamson Corinne Winn Ieff Winterrnyer Chuck Wittrock Dan Wollam I, Stacey Woolridge Dan Wysocki Karen Yasutake loel Young Brad Young WF J Debbie Thornquist Christine Tom Marla Tappano Cherie Toupin Rhonda Vanderford Sandy Vanluven Cindy Van Machelen Dave Vannice Gary Ward Debbie Warns Kathy Watt Wanda Wehrman Sheri Truscan Craig Violante Jayne Welling 'YYY ,V at junior Council Debbie Bailey Paula Baker Lisa Beal Cheri Bender Georgian Berganio Teresa Billington Debbie Bland Debbie Burkhalter Carey Cedergreen Sharon Chinn Mark Connel Nancy Dalthorp Rhonda Dietrich Debbie Dillin Greg Ekberg Lori Fjellstad Maureen Flynn Karen Fong Iody Ford Barb Gamrath Carrie Suyetani lr. Rep. Tricia Gibbs Candy Goodwin Shelley Gunter Lori Hamamoto Patti Headly Lauri Heck Vicki Hughes Linda lhle Kerry lewett MaryAnn johnson lim Lansciardi Brad Lansing Bob Lewis Kathy Lewis Becky Linton Kim Loken lodi Marlowe Robin Mishler Sue Moore Brian Namatame Karen Narasaki Ken Narasaki Roxanne Nelson Debbie Nicolet Kathy Ohlson Debbie Overby lanett Parsons Lee Rancourt Ellen Raphael Ralph Richter Bettie Russel Linda Sheldon Roberta Shipley Lori Sholtz Kathy Stenvall Sue Taketa Vickie Taylor Chris Tom Sheri Truscan Cindy Van Machelen Debbie Warns Karen Watt Wanda Wehrman layne Welling Chuck Wittrock Linda Woolslayer Karen Yasutake Brad Young Cheryl Short Given the job of providing leadership of the lun- ior Class and activities this year was Carrie Suyetanig Treasurer, Bob Lester, and Secretary,Monica Moore. Heading off the list of achievements for the 74-75 school year was Winter Prom annually sponsored by the junior Class. With the crowning of the junior Queen and her court, junior Prom was a great suc- cess. The juniors added to the spirit of RHS by dec- orating the stadium during Homecoming Week, sold '76 necklaces, and had a Valentine Cookie Sale which all were very successful. This year's junior council can find pride in their achievements and happy thoughts in the memory of that never forgotten time-being a junior. 34 to 0 is a boring score. Oops! I got it on. When you smile, put your teeth into it! Lickity split through the library. lon and Karen take five. . .or more? Ya, well I like my shades! Winter Prom 3' Q , 19 .va .. 5 is ft S gtswM,t t Q . 1 lg '75 g O - giveaway-H Winter Prom Sweethearts are Melody Hefner, Carey Cedergreen, Karen Olson, and Mary Burkhalter Whistle while you work. Winter Prom '75, with the theme of just You and Me, was a great success. Everyone danced to the music of Soc- cerer's Apprentice. Each class voted for the girl they wanted to represent them as their class Sweetheart. The results were: Senior, Melody Hefner, junior, Carey Cedergreen, Sophomore, Karen Olson, and Freshman, Mary Burkhalter. Hail, hail the gang s all here Ha, ha, the joke's on you, Don! lust wait until AFTER dark!!! Don't look now, but here she comes just you and me Fx , Q OL, My QV! , w V2 e uf, u YZF .4 ' ,, 1 1 KW w f'AAY,W3 1 inf, YVif1i,,g 1' f,,tj:..z emu? ,kyf ,..u 1 J 'Wx ww-. nl: af rn a two timin' man. if ' s Ron Adams Russ Alfano David Allerdice Karen Ammons Bruce Arnold Lisa Bardarson Mike Barilleaux Kim Barraugh Nancy Barrowman Ellen Bass Lois Beckman Theresa Bell Craig Belmondo Dale Berquist Linda Bertels David Ausman Doug Beal Denice Bertucci Never look down to test the ground Mark Bullene Shayne Cheney Andre Coleman Bill Burggraf Gary Cappelletti Mary Castillo Reba Champion Carrie Charlton Debbie Choat Frank Cholaj Paul Christensen jim Christian Neena Ciotta Michelle Collins Petra Colvin lon Cook Sharon Cook Tim Cosens 'Wap r 'EE' :if Debbie Bestom Paul Bingaman Laurie Binkley Bill Bland Emery Blessing Tina Bolton Eva Bostwick Leslie Bowden Robin Boyd Peter Braafladt Lori Brown Teresa Brown Mark Bruhell Gary Bruhjell julie Budd lanis Bollinger Bruce Brockway Sue Budinich Renee Courage lanice Courtney Leslee Crate Tami Crueger Lisa Dallosto Dawn Davis loanne Deacy Larry DeBlasio Ron Deering Barbara Delanty Dave Delorie Nick D'Ettore before taking your next step Dave Detwiler Kim Dribnenki Richard Elwell Rick Ferguson David Fulton Lenard Garrett Randy Deivloss Terry Dinius Randy Doll Louie Donckers Laurie Dorgan lvy Durgan Kim Eaton Karen Echaniz Bret Egbert Rene Ekberg Cheryl Engle Valerie Fanning lay Farrell Cheri Faucher Sandy Felker Theresa Foley jeff Fong Nancy Fote julie Fujikado Tony Fulfer Debbie Fulton Teri Fulton Fred Funston Bruce Garnboa Allan Gans Randy Geffre Colleen Gilroy Keith Gordon Walt Gosciewski Virginia Green f ' Nw Paul Kinberg Donna Kindle Ken Kriekenbeck Stephanie Kurtz Karen Lemke joe Leonard Andrew Longoria Steve Looney Richard Madden Kathy Mano ,-my Asa, R f G 4? 1' 'E sate 51' 29+ Dale Kneer Will Knuth Mari Kodama Brian Kohlwes Roberta Kohr Dorette Lacher Helen Lamborn Ernie Large LaNae Lawson Diana Leathley joanne Lesmeister Matt Liburdi Don Liebrich Ruth Lindquist joanne Lindsley Serena Louie Karin Loveall Phil Lowe Bruce Lyons Ernie MacPherson Greg Marshall Patty Marshall Nancy Marshall Nick Marshall jeff Martin Marv Griffin Sheila Griffin DeeAnn Grimes Kim Grinolds Bruce Hahnlen Rick Hall Lonnie Hansen Mark Hanson Tanya Hasbrook Von Hawks Ken Hefner Cheryl Henriksen jeff Hertlein Ron Hess Steve Hillestad Dan Hodges Kristie Hodgson Larry Hoffman Dale Hughes julie Hughes Brian Hurtgen Cindy jayne jeannettejemming Karen johnson Todd johnson Tanya Haider Ed Hall Maureen Hes julie Heck Doug Hisey 1 Rod Hobbs janet Hukill Steve Hume Kathy jones Kim Kawach i i k :ea . ,iriiibh ,.., -V 412 W g ,,77, Q ' 1' 11, , 'ag ,ak Wg, My U' Q O' WZ. ff 4 mi Steve Norris Robert Norton Randy Orndorlf Mike Osborne Dennise Pate Shawn Patterson Danny Poff Kathy Prentice Donna Reid Molly Richter lanice Noy Liz O'Hara Eve Olsen Karen Olson George Oord Ellen Osthus Edeanna Ottinger Myron Parker Tim Parkins Keith Pass Rick Pentzoil Tim Perrigo Milo Perrins Ken Peterson Ted Playle Sue Purdy Dawn Radcliff Venita Ramirez Shannon Ramsey Mark Raphael David Rimbey Stuart Ristine Tom Riully Cindy Robbins Benji Roberts leff Martin Pat Martinez Duane Matthai Parry May Kevin McCIaskey ludy Mezek lane Miller Linda Miller Troy Miller Dan Minalia Teresa Moon Ron Moore Yvonne Motanic Robert Mountjoy Lance Murakami Mark Mutschelknaus Lori Nakahara Heather Nakamura Brad Nanson Mark Mavarre Brian Nelson Gary Nelson Iennifer Nelson Brian Niccum C-ordy Niemi 2 1 if loe McConville Kevin McGraw Susan Moii ludy Molles Rick Murakami Alicia Muth Lisa Nealy Brad Nelson Patti Niemi Patti Noritake RYA L. l L, 153 , ,Y ..,.,xx. 4 .k,. ,K S m,LL 5 ,A : Larry Rock Karen Rockey Al Rodgers lames Roe Lori Saario Patty Sadler Timothy Sander W. Lisa Sauber Cindy Schrum Scott Schweizer Dan Scott Harold Seaburg B.j. Sherman jeff Singer Brad Skagen Tammie Sloan Gnl he who keeps Nancy Smyth Randy Sneesby Deanne Space Terri Speakes Karen Stewart Doug Stoutenberg Mike Sutherland Doug Sutton Mike Tasca Cindy Taylor his eye Connie Spee Valerie Stanley Scott Steger Tom Stenslie Dennis Struck Kathy Sullivan Terry Sullivan Rob Sparrow Kathleen Swanson Craig Taasevigen Steve Talmage Billy Tapscott john Taylor Darcey Teets Roseanne Thacher Allyson Thompson Debbie Rupport leanette Rorvick Scott Schimming Theresa Schlosser Patty Seidenstricker lay Segimoto Sharon Smith Suzanne Smith Giddy-up giddy-up 409. Eric Thorsen Kathy Tirrell Marlene Tom Bill Trimm Gail Tsuboi Steve Tully Dana Vanderford Venetia Vango Bob VanMeChelen fixed on the far horizon Doug Vann Karin Van Sickle Q is !?x Gene Vos Greg Wagner Alison Walkden Dean Warrens Tom Wasner Russ Watanabe Ouchl I think I got a splinter fi ri ,,... :E Nick Watson Karen Watt Sherri Webb Kim Whalen Bruce Whittaker Lee Widger Karen Wik Deborah Williams Kenny Williams I hate it when you make those faces. Eric Williamson Carolyn Wing Renae Witters janice Woeck Warren Yasutake Tom Yoshika Roger Zimmerman VVHI Hn rig road d hi ht Girls talk?!?! Lisa Bardarson Nancy Barrowman Lois Beckman Teresa Bell Denice Bertucci Bill Bland lanis Bollinger Eva, Bostwick Leslie Bowden Gary Bruhjell Sue Budinick Carrie Charlton Frank Cholaj Leslee Crate Tami Crueger Lisa Dallosto Rob Deering Barbara Delanty Randy Demoss Dave Detweiler Kim Dribnenki Sophomore Council Karen Echaniz Rene Ekberg Cheryl Engle Teresa Foley Nancy Fote julie Fujikado Ed Hall Ray Hawkins Mark Hanson julie Hughes Brian Hurtgen Mari Kodama Ken Kriekenbeck Ernie Large Serena Louie Kevin MacGraw Kathy Mano Nancy Marshall Perry May Ron Moore Under the leadership of Eric Thorsen, this year's sophomore council had new enthusi- asm, ideas, and accomplishments. The council was hard at work thinking of activities to keep the class of 77 on their toes. The sophomores had a bake sale, sponsored a P.T.A. dance, and also won the hall decorating contest during homecoming week. Sophomore council was selected on the basis of an application and were picked by Eric. The class of 77 worked together for a very successful year. livv Doug Sutton Lori Nakahara Heather Nakamura Lisa Nealy Brian Nelson ll Nelson Patty Niemi Patti Noritake Karen Olson Shannon Ramsey Molly Richter Larry Rook Pattie Sadler lay Segimoto Brad Skagen Suzanne Smith Nancy Smyth Deanne Space Terri Speakes Connie Spee :V S Tom Stenslie Kathleen Swanson Steve Talmage Cindy Taylor Roseanne Thacher AllysoniThompson Eric Thorsen Kathy Tirrel Marlene Tom Gail Tsuboi Venetia Vango Karin VanSickle Allison Walkden Russell Watanabe Nick Watson Karen Watt Kim Whalen Karen Wik Carolyn Wing Tom Yoshioka Eric Thorsen, Sophomore Representative ,: ' I ,' ' ! , bg, V?..m i i an IIAK if . gif Tji :Vt Vrzl 5 5 , H 3 ' ' M fi' M 2 5 I definitely rate her a10! at ts N x f 1, Can those crutches! Does it hurt and have a temperature? tl ygjli X C A .tam be Kiev f-. 1 What I had I gave . ff T , .aa- , ty y y . 2 Frank Campbell Sue Cheney Al Cook Marcia Cantrell Lisia Cappelletti Tracey Carlson Kathy Carter Jeanette Castillo Richard Coffin Barbara Coleman Ron Collins Paul Compaan Cindy Cone Ray Coon Bill Corder Patty Corner Ted Cosens Kathy Creighton Cindy Ackers Vicky Alder Karen Aliment james Allbright Cheryl Anderson julie Arita leff Arment Denise Baker Chris Bakken Brian Bankhead Diane Baur Steve Beal lanet Belmondo Denise Bennett Tina Benson Raymond Billington Anne Bingaman Yvonne Bostock Scott Bower Bob Brown Martha Brady Terry Breslin Karen Brodka lim Brooks Bob Bryant Ken Bunker Kevin Bunker Mary Burkhalter Keith Buoy Becky Burskey Mike Anderson Diane Basic Frank Biesold Sharie Brabant Ken Buckner Mike Bury rf, i -,spas li x- Ll F t loey Crites Bob Cruser Barb Crutcher Ted Culligan Dan Curtis Alan Daraskavich Becky Davis Diane Debortole Dave Delauranti Vicki Delauranti Carl Delo lim Delo What I kept I lost forever Ken Demchuck 1eanElIingson Sue Fenner Lorie Fisher Doug Franceschina Lisa Gearhart Lughene Dinius Brent Ditto Pam Dull Rick Eaton Brad Eislod Mike Erends Dan Evans john Everett Andy Fanning john Faul Randy Ferguson Greg Ferris Mike Festin Kelli Finnigan Kim Fisher Ester Fiss Amy Flynn Shawn Foster Tammy Fortier Shelly Forslund Linda Freeman Mike Fulfur Steve Galvin Debbie Gardin julie Garrett Andrea Gibson Mike Gilroy lim Glaetke Glenn Kuse Becky Goodwin S.l.R. here we come! A 'We -. WS' A X .lfiriix E Pri. F E , ' 7251 Sb--eff 'NE .fx .-54 Q- su sl fkl 1' , ,... Keith johnson Pam lolin Mike Kelly David Kerr Paul Kirkevold Mike Koens Debbie Kubasta lanice Williams uk Ken Lewis Dean Liebric .Q 5 K, Greg jones Sunil Katara Steve Kato Liz Kay loAnn Kelly Kim Kidd Mike Kidd Pam Kirby Terry Kikda Grechen Kircher Tami Kohlwes Wayne Komatsu Cathy Kossert Dawn Kravagna Kathy Kremer Lori Langie Debbra Lasecki Dan Laurence Betsy Leathley Mark Lester Kathy Lillie Curt Lindsley Danny Linton Mike Lloyd Ruth Longoria Debbie Goodwin Victor Gosciew Alice Grace Linda Grinolds Irma Guerrero Skip Gunther Russ Haag Cathy Hardin D.l. Hasbrook Carmen Hawkins Dino Henry Steve Herman jerry Hess Mike Hickey Karen Hilde Alex Holt Cindy Holt lody Hukill Dan Hull Ron Hynes Ken Ives Steve lacobs Cathy Jansen Rick lanssen Ken Jernigan i f? Brad Gullstrand Cathy Gunst Sandy Heart Mark Helwig Dave Hilton Kathleen Hoeper Tom Ishii Deeann Islai Candy johnson Kathy johnson ff' V' Q. . ,i is is E X i ,i f - - . - ' , . ,gm i 1 ,i2E!??2iiiT5 , fi N ' 'P 1 1 Q 1 -V R f ' i E - . - -:mme Q ff t X bi . ff t is K. P. i f I 1' 5 i r' -' :iii ,:- K fi K ,se ,. it l N ' my . lv ' ' ' S ' iss ., A i 'V Shirley Nakashima Mike Navarre john O'Brian Chris Ofsthus Tony Palazzo Sue Pantier Paul Pieasant Debbie Polstra jim Rancourt Waunita Raynes Kim Nelson Tammy Nelson Leif Newell Mistie Nichols Liz Nomura Brian O'Hara Michelle Orche Bill Osborne Ray Osborne Robin Ottinger Diane Parker Daniel Parrott Keri Patton jim Payton Dave Peterson Sandy Potter Bob Powell Christi Prentice Holly Pusmire Kim Quande Philip Reid Sheril Reid Colleen Retel Tim Reynolds Dave Richards Peggy Lord Dwayne Loveall Cordy Lucricia jeff Lytle Cathy Magraw Chris Mall Mark Malnati Laurie Marlowe Kelly Martin Sherry Maust Sheri McCulloch Don McDaniel Becky McDonald Bob McGlaphlin jeff McKean Carla McNeelan john Mejlaender jim Melvin Terri Midget Rose Millek Lourene Miovski Dean Miskimens jeff Mitchell Loretta Montler Mark Moschetter fi Q' x. T r i 53 -ei, K i Denise Mahnke MaryAnn Malesi Sherrie Mayes Donna Mayo N l Mark McKeon 4 Linda McLendon Craig Miller Nelson Miller Kim Moss Mike Murakami - V, piggy: Lori RUtled e jeff Richards Ron Richardson Scott Richmond Lorie Robinson Ron Rocky Annette Rodgers Bonnie Royal - gg Rush ' 8 Larry Rystron if fs A ws- S N. l X l RA Ki Susan Sato Steve Sauerbrey We know what we are, but know Bob Schunzel Lori Schutt Lucy Schweiss Colleen Seibert Karri Siebert Lori Singer Brian Stanley jackie Stark Laurie Stricker Steve Stricker not what may be Missy Sell Tammy Shields Sue Shogren Kathy Sholtz julie Sorenson Doug Spangler Dave Spicknall jody Staab jon Stenvall Mary Stephens joan Sterling john Stewart Sonny Stricklan Dave Struck Paige Taasevigen Pam Taketa David Richardson Debbie Rodriquez Denise Sanderson Tammy Scheuffele Tony Ristine Kurt Roberts Kathy Rolstad Dean Rosoto jeff Sakaauchi Manuel Sanchez Don Schlosser Linda Scholes ',. The going gets rough Eli 'EIFTTES f . QV lanelle Weber Dino Valentino Debbie Valesko Diana Vann Tanya Vivolo Sonia Vukcevich Alvin Ward Debbie Ward Lisa Wasser jordan Weaver jerry Taylor Marcia Thacher Diane Thompson Gina Thorsen john Toda Renata Tonks lim Torkelson Teri Tremblay Keri Truscan Freshmen are all eyes and ears X l think l'll really enjoy dentistry. jennifer Welling Cindy West Brenda Westby Greg Webster Peggy Wheeler Gary White Stuart Whitley Glenn wicka Kirk Williamson Nancy Winn Teresa Wittrock lean Wolter john Workman Teresa Yagi Brian Young Brad Zemanek Ines Zerbato Adam Zier But times change 4 ff' Freshman Council Karen Aliment Denise Baker janet Belmondo Sharie Brabant Mary Burkhalter Tracy Carlson lanette Castillo Rosemary Castillo Becky Davis Vickie Delaurenti Pam Dull lean Ellington Sue Fenner Amy Flynn Douglas Franceschina Shelley Forslund Tammy Fortier Debbei Cardin Paula Hart Carmen Hawkins Tom Ishii Tami Kohlwes Kathy Kremer Peggy Lord MaryAnn Malesis Sherri McCulloch Kathy McGraw Linda McLendon john Mylaender Kim Nelson was and Mary Burkhalter Liz Nomura janet Belmondo Liz Nomura Debbie Polstra Christy Prentice Lori Rutledge Larry Rystrom jeff Sakaguchi Sue Sato Karrie Seibert Kathy Sholtz Laurie Stricker Marcie Thacher Gina Thorsen Nancee Winn lean Wolter Ines Zerbato The Freshmen became involved early this year at RHS. Electing Liz Namura as Rep- resentative and forming a council that will help to carry on the spirit of RHS. The council started out strong with a carwash, which was successful as well as their bake sale. During Homecoming Week, the freshmen decorated their hall and had a class skit with really great costumes. Selling '78 buttons and carnations, as well as decorating the main showcase at Christmas and sponsoring a dance are activities that not only freshmen, but the whole school can enjoy. Renton's spirit always if 1. Watch out it bites. if Kick the habit Ei? . f jr A, ' L' f Hfgfff . f J, L 'Y 1 44 if Q , if A f f 2 fw if f Wi 5 ,1?f ' P.. ., S xv' 1 Y 2 4' fl W 1 11 5 , 5, .1 , .3 , 2 ,Q R Ava 1 1 ' tix 3 h S x 1 5 f xx' V. Q L ......-..mmN.s, -zwww vfN--, ,,,, ., FACULTY 3 5 4 i S 2 S , Administration RICHARD MATTLER Vice-principal 3 years at RHS CARL MALNATI NORM SARGENT Principal Vice-principal Syears at RHS 16 years at RHS Counselors If-.E ,,,i...- 2, l Q GEORGE GARRISON CHARLES MOORE 7 years at RHS 15 years at RHS Wp4,.mM,-W.,-we ,, . 2 my I MARY GALBRAITH ROBERT BARNHART Zyears at RHS 6years at RHS Language Arts TED BROWN 7 years at RHS STAN HASTINGS I2 years at RHS 5? SUSAN MARS 12 years at RHS LYNN MACDONALD I year at RHS KAI NELSON 2 years at RHS ROBERT SCHNEIDER 17 years at RHS n-.... EDWIN EDGECOMBE 'I5 years at RHS KAREN FORD 9 years at RHS MAGGIE BOWMAN 4 years at RHS Foreign Language .Q CESAR DEGRACIA 9 years at RHS BETTY FELTON 17 years at RHS 2- DON LARSON 29 years at RHS L ' f iw 3 Mathematics gf iw gg A Y DOROTHY SLOANE IERALD BECK 12 years at RHS 13 years at RHS PERRY PICKETT CLARENCE HALL 7 years at RHS 5 years at RHS Music '-fs., 3 M, x Y iw LW RAYMOND NIOS RICHARD HOUSER 16 years at RHS 12 years at RHS Aft x 1- ,SA I 9, , A KENNETH SHAWHAN 20 years atRHS ROBERT DICKEY 23 years at RHS I R R xx BERNARD MOSKOWITZ CALVIN BECK 6years at RHS 10 years at RHS RAE COLBURNE 'I year at RHS E KENNETH KIRSTINE Zyears at RHS Social Studies 'Q CH N mi, ROBERT KEYES RICHARD NICHOLS 'IT years atRHS 13 years atRHS BARBARA JONES ROBERT KERSLAKE 'I year atRHS 9years atRHS 4 CARL IOHNSON DAYTON ROBERTSON 26 years atRHS 23 years at RHS ALAN INGLIS 15 years at RHS LEROY FREDERICK 19 years at RHS Science IAN COMSTOCK JAMES HALL 1 year at RHS 7years atRHS x!gl...J. RICHARD HICKLIN DON IERIEN 11 years atRHS 17 years atRHS Physical and Health Education LIOYD RIDDLE 17 years at RHS IRVIN LEIFER 28 years at RHS r ai' H f - BARRY SAVAGE IAMES HECK 17 years atRHS 16 years atRHS - IZ 1 '55 Q? 'V D, ii. Qty f X' , , , I? , - sy' as VIRGINIA GREENLEE 26 years at RHS 'I ' I fl '. 'e I I f 3 f . ,W , v I f 1 5 r I . I : 1 - F Ir if f r 62' 191 si' s f . 'I GERALD GEORGE 8 years at RHS SHERRI BLOOMER HELEN BUCHER 3Y9HfSaf RHS 18 years at RHS Home Economics law V BERNICE KOESTER VIVIAN LEWIS 27 years at'RHS 11 years at RHS Special Education X , IOHN PEDERSON 8 years at RHS NANCY KLING 'I year at RHS Traffic Safety effliiilf-. Q ,i,i 1 - . :.:'2:i12Z:g-L-. 51 7: -ff-1 , 'fi S .P V.-111, viii?22252-'I-I-'I-i'CT'5 ' f Q, if S .1222132353-521:-:1E2:1E12E'r. 4 fa HM GLOCKNER ROBERT WRAITH Zyears at RHS 10 years at RHS Business Education ,aw ,, GEORGE WINKELS 10 years at RHS x SANDRA SMITH 3years at RHS . MARTHA BERSENTES 1 year at RHS ,R fi, S 1 I 1 i ' GARY OERTLI 1 year at RHS Secretarial JEAN DOOLY -MILDRED WARREN 7 years at RHS - 35 years at RHS RUTH IANE 18 years at RHS DONNA KEVER 7 years at RHS WANDA BOSTICK BETTY DELAPPE 8years at RHS 5years at RHS 2, XJ MARY IO CARLSON r 11 years atRHS Custodians P WANDA ALLEN - Head Librarian Q Librarians... urse. . .Cooks WINIFRED SIHON 3 years at RHS 3V2 years at RHS .1251 . Q. , . .Nu MARION PAZEN 11 years at RHS QR 'W' B-l GWEN HARDINCI - Nurse 1 year at RHS RHS Cooks RHS Cooks N Change lady - NA 2 if Dwi XRQDOQQ WWW g wig X L iw fx iwkmlw by NXWXQDQSWQNQHQ-Q?ySJ UWQM KW! -MLWQSN -N0 . . WNW ' QSFSXCQ? ky M qwgwww Qi QSQXLQQFQYL QQVQQQQ M533 My UNK Qi Q? . QA AQ D' MOM 'fuk A 40 b 'ow Q QQ Q WS V Miafv wif fS Q X QXXSNQQI Ao, Q XV Xing Q5 f QQ WX WK K QQNTAQCL xkkufwxfd 'Mme Rliwaaf Qaxfmrm UOYKJQJ YNQ5 YQCLQKLK wwf? 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Penny Courtier, Dave Schaaf, Frank Bond, Mary Delorie, Corinne Winn, Pam Briggs, and Mauri Kaipainen. 5 , MAIN CHARACTERS King Arthur-David Longoria Merlyn-Larry Lindsley Guenevere-Donna Dickes Lancelot-Mike Meyer Pellinore-Andy Longoria Mordred-Ken Narasaki Morgan le Fey-Priscilla Parrott Tom of Warwick-Kevin Bunker Sir Dinadan-Frank Bond Sir Lionel-Paul Millet Sir Sagramore-Dave Schaaf Squire Dap-Eric Baker Lady Anne-Karen Carlson Nimue-Penny Courtier Herald-Eric Baker Lady Sybil-Marlene Tom 1st Lady in Waiting-Trudy Kain Clarius-Mauri Kaipainen Page-Carl Delo Seniors Adair, Deanna 10,28,58,66 Adams, Bill 10,30,66,70,71,73, 86 Akiyoshi, Doug 10 Albee, Brian 10,66,71 Aliment, Alice 10,42,43,66 Aliment, Steve 10,28,66,70,71, 84,236,121 Arne, Cindy 10,28,73,79 Ashby, Vicki 10,66,207 Aws, Barb 10 Bagnariol, Dave 10,61,84,86 Bagnariol, Sharon 10,28 Baskin, Darell10 Baur, Sue 10 Beans, Rhonda 10,46,66 Bell, jack 10,53 Belmondo, jeff 10,30,31,66,70, 71,72,73,84,86,87,89 Bingxaman, Mike 10,42,66 Birc , Ron 10 Bolton, Teri 10,28 Bonathon, Greg 11,42,84,86 Bond, Frank 11,42 Adams, Terri 138 Alfano, Terri 138 Ankeny, jeff 138 Arndt, jim 46,47,67,93,138 Ashby, Doug 67,138 Bacic, Dawn 45,138 Bailey, Debbie 42,138,145 Baker, Eric 53,67,138,201 Baker, Paula 42,138,145 Bales, Karen 138 Barraugh, Gordon 138 Beal, Lisa 138,145 Bender, Cheri 42,67,138,145 Bennet, David 138 Berganio, Georgiann 46,63,95, 138,145 Beston, Terri 138 Billington, Teresa 58,64,65, 67,138,145 Binkley, Curt 138 Bland, Debbie 6o,e7,13a,145 Blessing52?fBill 138 fi it L Bonathain, Dave 70,138 S Bortz, Steve 11,90 Bowlby: Kris 11,28,42,44 Box, R onda 11,28 Bridges, Melody 11 Broad, Gary 11,28,92,93 Brockway, Curt 11,28,42,86, Brooisiiigarb 11 . ilr. Brownjiiiirtiark 11,28 'i-, i isfi - Browning: Linda 11,28,58 Brozovic , Frank 11,30,33,66, 71,86 Brunell, Marcia 11,66 Bullene, Mike 11 Bunker, Stan 11,66 Burris, Dianna 11,46 Burris, jean 11,46,70,71 Campbell, Chris 11 Carlson, Brian 11 Carlson, Karen 12,42,44,66,94, 95,200,201 Carpenter, jim 12 Carrothers, Mike 12 Chan, Elaine 12,66 Cogger, Cindy 12,28,42 Connole, Bob 12 Corner, Lynn 12 Cosens, john 12 Cutler, Trudy 12,61 Dailey,,Ron,12 f Dallostgggfwane 12,28,84,8ti:fi,?:, A sssa 12,66,94f?'fff Delo, MiiiiSi1s2,53,55 Delorie,iifMary 12,28,42,76,200, 201 DeShaw,VAmy 12,66 DeShaw,ff,Elaine 12 Dickes,1:,Qoana 1 g vssisi A 313,28 -i,,',, 2' Dyer,fLorfaihe 13 Dryer, Norma 71 Eagen, Dawn 13,42,44,58,66,116 Ec ert, Christi 13,28,42,58,66 Eisold, Lori 13,66 Elder, jani 13,63 Elliott, Steve 13,66 Faille, Mark 13 Finnegan, Dennis 13 Fisher, Tracy 13 Fellstad, Kari 13 Flynn, Tom 13 Ford, Shelly 13,28,66,79 Forslund, Daryl 13 Franceschina, Steve 13,28,66,130 Freeman, jonelle 13,42 Gans, Debbie 13 Ciatz, jody 13,84,86,8 Gearhart, Mike 13,45 Geffre, Cheryl 14,42,44 Geiger, Kim 14,66 Gifford, Gre 14 Gilchrist, Ric1114 Gilroy, Sheila 14 Glockner, Gordy14,71,114,115 Gordon, Kathy 14,28 Gould, Doug 14,28 Grace, julie 14 Green, Kathy 14 Grinolds, Manly 14 Gunter, Paul 14,42 Haas, Betty 14 Hall, jim 14,66 Hammersmith, Kim 14 Harris, julie 14 Harrison, Percell14 Harve o, Lee 14 Haverliind, Mike 61 Hawkins, Steve 14,86 Hawks, Bob 90 Headley, LeAnn 15,66,207 Heath, Heidi 15,42,46 Heaton, jan 15,70,84,86,87,89 Hebner, Chris 15 Heck, Steve 15,28,84,86,87,88, 89,121 Hefner, Melody 15,28,58,148 Hesketh, Linda 15,28,30,33,64,65, 66,134 Hess, jim 15,28 Highland, Debbie 15,45 Hiset, Mary 15,28,45,53,66,7s Hobbs, Carl 15 Hobbs, Vickie 15 Holland, Tanya 15,28,58,63,70, 134 Holtman, Candi 15 Hubbard, Sue 15,28,30,31,38, 58,66,70,71,73,207 Hudson, Don 15 layne, Ken 15,6676 jazbec, jim 15 jewett, Gail 15,28,71 johnson, Ga la 16 johnson, Kirby 16 johnson, Larry 16 johnson, Robert 16,66,86 johnson, Trulene 16,28,58,71,207 jones, jeanine 16,42,53 jude, Kerri 16,28,70,207 Kaipainen, Mauri 16,42,44,62,63, 76,200,201 Kauzlarich, jami 16,28,58,66,73, 94 Kauzlarich, joni 16,28,58,73,94 Kelly, Steve 16,28 Kingman, Ken 16,66,86 Klinman, Pam 16,66 Koch, Hector 16,121 Koch, Terri 16 Kowlwes, Gary 16,28,66 Komar, Toni 16,66 Kortrtess, Darlene 16 Kagagggosonna 16,2s,66,70,94, 11322133 gillt ff. - Kosert, lim 17,84,86,89,121 Kovach, Kellie 17,66,7O,71,73,94, 95,207 Kullberg, Mark 17,70,84,86,114, 2021, , Kw?e5EziMiChelle 17 .C 17 sii'i ia n 1 6, Lairieffireg 17 1355: ,Ai,-1 '- Lam, Al 17,42,44,71 2 2 LaMarche, Rick 17 Large, Vicki 17 LaVallee, Debbie 17 Lawrence, Mike 66 Lee, john 17 Leno 17,84,86 Lesmeister, Sharlene 17,66 Lewis, Marla 17 Lindsley, Larry 17,28,46,53,66, 70,71,73,200,201 Little, Dave 17,84,86,87,207 Little, Tom 17,64,207 Long, Tim 17 Lon oria, Dave 18,42,66,200,201 Lori Barb 18 Louie, Camilla 18 Louie, Shirley 18,28,66,79 Lund, Cindy 18,28,42,46,66,76, 207 Ma uire, Karen 18,28,76,207 MaFmoe, Sue 18 Mano, jim 18 Mar, Sharon 18,70,71,73,76 Marchetti, Vern 18,28,42,43,66 Mattson, Doyle 18 Maughlin, Karen 18,28,38,42,58, 66,70,207 Maust, Larry 18 May, Curtis 18 McCloud, Linda 18,28,64,65,66 McDonald, john 18,71 McDowell, Candi 18,28 McDowell, Dale 18,84,86 McEliece, Mari 18,64,66 Me'lander, Greg 19,28,46,66 Melvin, Lynn 19 Miller, Sam 19,28,128,131 Miller, Sue 19 Miller, Tom 19 Minor, Bennie 19,66 Miskimens, Kelly 19,28 Mitchell, Debbie 19 Mitchell, Sue 19 Moe, Diane 19 Moore, jeanette 19,28,42,66 Murakami, Mark 19 Nansen, Bryan 19,42,86 Naranjo, Diane 19,28,42,207 Nelson, Barb 19,42,44,66 Nelson, Guy 19 Newell, Valerie 19,42,44 Nicolet, Marilyn 19 Nightingale, Vivian 19 Noble, Randy 84,86,88,89,207 Nomura, Dan 20,28,71 Oden, lack 20 Oliver, Robin 66 Olson, Terri 20,66,71,94 Osborn, Tom 20,42,43,44,66,86, 114 Osborne, Meloney 20 Oughton, Daryl 20 Owen, Ronna 20 Parrott, Priscilla 20,53,55,66,201 Patricelli, Rick 20,84,86,88 Ptaulman, Steve 20, Pearson, Dave 20,28,66,70,84,86 Perala, Ray 20 Perry, Debbie 20 Peterson, Leslie 20,42,43,44,66 Pflug, Sabine 20,62,63 Phillips, Mike 20,28,66,70,84,86, 87 Pierce, Michele 20,92 Plut, Tim 20,92 Potter, Cole 20,42,66 Power, Patti 21,66 Quintinskie, Barb 21,42,44,134 Rasdosevich, Sue 21,42,66 Raum, Yolanda 21 ,,Reardon, Colleen 21 - Af:fi,5Reynolds, Debbie 21,61 Richardson, Gloria 21,66 Riffero, Greg 21 Rittenburg, Leanne 21,28 Robbins, Doug 21,66 Roberts, Stacy 21,28 Robinson, Rosita21,28,30,31,58, I 66 s ,,,:, Ro ers Willie 3 A sisiis A ,A f Saboe, 1 2 A -I 470,71 ,72,73,76,1?T6 Sakai, Craig 21 ,28,66,70,71 ,72,73 Salyers, Denise 21,64,65 Sanders, steve 21,28,85,86,89 Schaaf, Dave 21,42,43,66,201 Schlosser, Ra 22,70 Schneider, Chayton 22 Schwendemen, Carol 22,28,70, 71,73,79,118,119,207 Seaburg, Kim 22,42 Seresun, Dawn 22,28,30,42,58,70 71,73 Shafer, Steve 22,66 Sheldon, Clyde 22,66,86 Simson, Laurie 22,28,58,207 Sjoberg, Debbie 22,42 SLogren, Lars 22,62,63,70 S agen, Mike 22,28,30,32,66,70, 71,73,85,86,114,115 Smith, Lisa 22,42,44,66,70 Smull, Bonnie 22 Snowden, Doug 22 Sommers, Suni 22,66 Sorenson, Doug 28 Spee, jim 22,66 Stanley, Gary 64,65,85,86 Stanley, Teresa 22 Stark, jim 22 Stenslie, jeff 23,64,65,120 Stevenson, Marcia 23,38,61,116 Suarez, Elizabeth 23,70 Sugawara, Scott 23,70 Sutherland, Teresa 23 Suzick, Margaret 23,28,58,73,116 Swanson, Mike 23,66,76,114,115 Swartosky, jo Ann 23 Talma e, Mike 23,92,114 Tamadga, Caroline 23,66,118 Tarli, Dennis 23 Taylor, Debbie 23,255,207 Taylor, judy 23,71 Taylor, Ronda 23,28,58,70 Thacher, Paul 23,66 Thompson, Hester 23 Thompson, jami 23 Toren, Harmie 23,85,86 Truscan, Terry 23 Tully, Terri 24,28 Unger, Gayle 24 Van Slyke, Don 24,66 Waffle, Cevin 24 Ward, Pam 24,66,70 Warns, Duane 24,128,129,130 Watanabe, Tammy 24,28,66,78 Weigel, Miriam 24,66 Wik, Randy 24,42,43,44,66,70, 85,86,87,88,89 Wilkes, Robert 24,86 Williams, Eric 24 ,gf Wimpress,Diane 24,66,207 Wing, Alan 24,28,66,76,90,91 ' Witters, Karen 24,42 A Witters, Kathy 24,42 Wohlman, Doug 24,28,30,32, 66,70,71,73,8S,86,87,88,89,128, 131 Wysocki, jerry 24,28,114 , g Yamamoto,.Donna 24 Zemanek, -Steve 24,66 juniors Bough, Tana,45,138 Bow in, sheisiotn 138 Box, Lori 133 i.',i F i,i, A Briggs, Pam'45,'li38,201 Brooks, john 138 Brown, Dorlee 138 BruhLell, Ron 67,70,86,138 Burk alter, Debbie 71,138,145 Burkhalter, Diane 138 Budd, Dan 138 M Byrd, Art 138 Campbell, Lori 67,116,138 Capeloto, jeff 67,138 Carolan, Mary 76,116,138 Castillo, Rosemary 138 Caughron, Polly 116,138 Cedargreen, Carey 58,116,138, 145,148 Chinn, Layne 67,138 Chinn, Sharon 42,67,70,71, 78,118,138,145 Christian, Theresa 45,116,139 Clayton, Terry 94,95,118,119,139 Clymer, judy 139 Cole, Kim 45 Collier, Keith 139 Connel, Mark 67,71,76,114,139, 145 Conover, Cathy 67,116,117,139 Cook, Brian 46,86,139 Corner, Diane 139 Corner, Kim 139 Coutier, Penny 42,45,139,200,201 Cox, Lynn 63,139 Crosswhite, Tim 139 Cugini, Robert 67,71,139 Cunningham, Tom 139 Dahlthorp, nancy 42,139,145 Deacy, Donald 139 Debortole, Gene 46,139 Demchuck, Karen 67,94,139 Denning, jerry 139 DeWeese, Terry 114,139 Dietrich, Rhonda 45,139,145 Dillin, Debbie 67,139,145 Dickenson, Sheri 139 Dinius, john 139 Ekberg, Greg 86,139,145 Elledge, Dan 114,139 Einge son, Glen 139 Evans, Stewart 139 Everett, Evelyn 139 Fakharzadeh, Amir 63,66,67,76, 139 Faris, Rob 46,67,139 Faulkner, Monty 139 Fentiman, Brian 92,93,139 Fitzgerald, Mark 86,139 Fitzgerald, Steve 139 Flel stad, Lori 139,145,207 F atten, Craig 67,139 Flemming, jack 139 Flynn, Maureen 42,71,139,145 Fong, Karen 42,46,58,67,139,145 Forbes, Tom 67,139 Ford, j0dy 42,78,118,139,145,207 Fraidenburg, Vicki 139 Freeman, Ruth 45,67,139 Gal ier, Burt 139 Galiigher, Kevin 140 Gamrath, Barb 58,67,140,145 Garretson, Candi 45,140 Gesterling, Anita 50,140 Gibbs, Tricia 67,140,145 Gibson, Corey 140 Gillespie, Ly.nn140 Goetz, Mic elle 140 Goodwin, Candy 140,145 Goodwin, Greg 140 Gorden, Dale 140 Gould, Maralee 63 Griffin, Dan 140 Gunter, Shelley 140,145,207 Gustine, Don 67,140 Haider, Garrett 46,114,140 Hall, Gary 46,67,140 Hamamoto, Lori 67,140,145 Hanson, Cindy 140 Hargiss, Leonard 46,53,67,140 Harper, Steve 42,44,140 Hart, Paula 71,140 Hart, Randy 140 Haverland, Cathy 67 Hawkins, Ray 46,140 Headley, Patti 46,58,67,140,145 Heck, Laurie 140,145 Hedstrom, David 140 Henr , Loren 95,140 Hikidya, Wes 90,91,140 Hilde, Nancy 140 Hobbs, Vicki 140 Hoffman, Carol 42,140 Holm, Nancy 42,67,94,140,145, 207 Hora, Mike 140 Hoveiand, Lisa 140 Howard, Don 141 Hughs, Vickie 141,145 Hu ill, Donna 141 Hume, jeff 46,141 lhle, Linda 67,141,145 lwasaki, Tim 141 Jansen, Pauline 67,141 jennings, Bruce 42,44,141 jewett, Kerry 141,145 johnson, Candy 141 johnson, MaryAnn 67,141,145 Kairt, Trudy 42,53,55,141,201 Keating, Sue 141 Kimcrton, janet 42,141 Kin le, DeAnna 114,141 King, Vera 141 Kingerly, Tamarlyn141 Kirkevoid, Stephanie 141 Knauss, jim 90,141 Koch, Dawn 141 Kodama, jon 46,67,71,120,141 Kottenbrock, Harold 141 Kriekenbeck, Roger 86,141 Kump, Car 141 Kuney, Nel,son141 Laine, Lori 141 Lam, joe 141 Lansciardi, jim 141,145 Lansing, Brad 141,145 Lazaro, Marina 141 Leaf, Bob 141 Leonard, Betsy 42,67,141 Lester, Bob 47,141,145 Lewis, Cathie 141,145 Linton, Becky 67,141,145 Loken, Kim 46,58,67,141,145 Longo, Tony 86,142 Lucas, Becky 142 Miles, Elaine 142 Malherek, Don 142 Malnati, Mike 67,92,120,142 Marlowe, jodi 70,142,145 Martinez, Robert 86,142 May, Pam 63,134,142 McComas, Kathy 142 McCulloch, Terry 67,70,71,84, 86,142 McGuire, Chuck 142 McNau ht, Ron 142 McVeig?1, Craig 76,91,142 Meyer, David 142 Me er, Mike 46,53,55,142,201 Millier, Brian 142 Miller, jim 142 Miller, Teddi142 Millett, Paul 42,44,67,142,201 Minalia, Ed 86,142 Miovski, Rose 95,142 Mishler, Robin 45,142,145 Mochizuki, Diane 142 Mot, Frank 142 Mo s, Martin 84,86,142 Moon, Pat 71,142 Moore, Monica 50,142,145 Moore, Sue 118,142,145 Murakami, Chris 67,142 Nakamura, Roger 92,142 Namatame, Brian 76,142,145 Narasaki, Karen 63,66,67,71,142, 145 Narasaki, Ken 53,55,67,71,142, 145,201 Nelson, Ken 142 Nelson, Renee 142 Nelson, Roxanne 143,145 Nesper, Newell, Nicolet, Nichols, Marilyn 143 Lygea 42,143 Debbie 45,58,143,145 Heidi 143 Nobis, Ray143 Nord, Bonnie 70,143 Nord, Dave 143 Norris, Chuck 143 Ohlson, kathy 143,145,207 Ohlson, Ron 70,143 O'Leary, jeanne 143 Owaeigby, Debbie 46,94,133,143, 4 , Parsons, janett 42,76,118,143,145, 207 Pass, Linda 46,143 Payton,- aula143 Pentzoklj Randy 143 Power, Stanley 67 Ramsey, Tim 143 Rancourt, Lee 143,145 Raphael, Ellen 67,95,143,145 Reamer, Wendy 53,63,143 Reynoids, Beck 50,143 Richardson, Mike 67,84,86,87, 143 Richter, Ralph 143,145 Rimbey, Don 143 Robbins, Debbie 71,118,143 Roper, Chuck 143 Rosenberger, Rhonda 42,143 Roy, Kelly 143 Russell, Bettie 143,145 Sangalang, Rosendo 71,143 Schroeder, Karen 67,143 Seeley, Debbie 143 Seifert, Kris 116,143 Sheldon, Linda 67,71,143,145 Shields, Toni 143 Shiosaki, Gregg 71,86,143 Shipley, Roberta 143,145 Shivel, Mark 143 sholtz, Lori 58,143,145,207 Short, Cheryl 50,143,145 Slapnick, jeff 128,131,143 Sloan, Dennis 85,86,143 Stebner, Buffy 45,143 Steen, Geral nn 143 Stenvall, Kathy 67,144,145 Stone, Duane 144 Stoutenberg, Rob 85,86,88,89, 144 Stultz, Ted 44,46,144 Suyatani, Carrie 46,50,67,70,71, 144,145 Swiney, Bill 67,144 Takahashi, Tom 86,144 Taketa, Dan 67,144 Taketa, Sue 46,144,145 Tamada, Mike 67,70,144 Taylor, Debbie 144 Taylor, Vicki 45,70,71,73,116, 144,145 Teets, Rockey 144 Thompson, Debbie 45,144 Thornquist, Debbie 133,134,144 Tom, Christine 144,145 Tapoano, Marla 144 Toupin, Cherie 67,94,95,133,144 Truscan, Sheri 144,145 Vanderford, Rhonda 144 Vanluven, Sandy 144 VanMachelen, Cindy 50,144,145 Vannice, Dave 144 Violante, Craig 67,144 Ward, Gar 144 Warns, Debbie 50,144,145 Watt, Kathy 58,60,144,145 Wehrma n, Wanda 46,67,144,145 Welling, jayne 45,67,95,144,145 West, Clarence 71 West, Ron 144 Whitcomb, Kitty 144 Wilkes, Bonnie 144 Williams, Debbie 70,71 Williamson, Pam 45,144 Winn, Corinne 45,70,144,200,201 Winter, Sue 47,144 Wintermyer, jeff 67,144 Wittrock, Chuck 85,'86,144,145 Wollam, Dan 144 Wollridge, Stace 144 Woolslayer, Linda 42,144,145 Wysocki, Dan 86,144 Yasutake, Karen 58,60,67,116, 144,145 Young,joeI 46,144 Young, Brad 8S,86,1Z1,144,145 Sophomores Adams, Ron 67,86,114,150 Alfano, Russ 150 Allerdice, David 150 ' Ammons, Karen 132,133,150 Arnold, Bruce 150 Ausman, David 67,150 Bardarson,lisa 45,67,150,157 Barilleaux, Mike 150 Barraugh, Kim 150 ' Barrowman, Nancy45,150,157 Bass, Ellen 134,150 ' if Beal, Doug 150 , ' Beckman, Lois 45,150,157 Bell, ,Theresa 53,55,150,157 Belmondo, Craig 42,67,70,84,86, 89,150 Berquist, Dale 150 Bertels, Linda 150 V Bertucci, Denise 53,63,118,150, 157,201 Bestom, Debbie 150 Bin aman, Paul 42,44,150 BinEley, Laurie 45,150 Bland, Bill 150,157 Blessing, Emery 150 Bollinger, janis 45,150,157 Bolton, Tina 150 Bostwick, Eva 150,157 Bowden, Leslie 150,157 Boyd, Robin 45,150 Braafladt, Peter 44,67,71,91,150 Brockway, Bryce 86,150 Brown, Lori 150 Brown, Teresa 45,95,150 Bruhell, Mark 67,150 Bruh'ell, Gary 47,91,150,157 Budd, julie 133,150 Budinich, Sue 60,67 Bullene, Mark 150 Burggraf, Bill 86,150 Cappelletti, Cory 67,91,150 Castillo, Mary 60,150 Champion, Reba 134,150 Charlton, Carrie 46,67,76,95,150, 157 Cheney, Shayne 121,150 Choat, Debbie 50,67,150 choiej, Frank 67,7o,es,1so,157 Christensen, Paul 42,44,150 Christian, jim 150 Ciotta, Neena 67,150 Coleman, Andre 46,150 Collins, Michelle 150 Colvin, Petra 50,150 Cook, jon 67,92,150 Cook, Sharon 67,150 Cosens, Tim 150 Courage, Renee 151 Courtney, janice 45,151 Crate, Leslee 63,67,151,157 Crueger, Tami 45,67,118,151,157 Dallosro, usa 45,58,eo,e7,151,157 Davis, Dawn 45,151 Deacy,joanne151 DeBlasio, Larry 120,151 Deering, Rob 67,86,151,157 Delanty, Barbara 61,67,71,118, 151,157 Delorie, Dave 67,151 ,V D'Ettor, Nick 151 DeMoss, Randy 67,71,91,151,157I Detwi ler, Dave, 46,91 ,151 ,1 Dinius, Terry ' Doll, Randy 1571 Donckers, Louie 151 Dorgan, Laurie 45,67,151 oribnenki, Kim 46,151,157 1, Dunbar, Bruce,91 ' Durgan, ivy 134,151 Eaton, Kim 13411515 Echaniz, Karerf'60,1i51,157 Egbert, Bret 151 E berg, Rene 151,157 Elwell, Richard 151 Engle, Cheryl 67,151,157 , Fanning, Va erief151 ' Farrell, jay 151 , Faucher, Cheri,f151, Felker, Sandy 50,151 Ferguson, Rick 151 Foley, Theresa 45,58,151,157 Fong, jeff 46,67,86,151 Fote, Nancy 151,157 ruyikada, iulie,t4e,57,116,151,152 FU fer, TONY, 1j51,Jil, as Fulton, Davidi'4fE51 ',f' 2' ' ' Fulton, Debbie2151y Fulton, Teri 1511 Funston, Fred 5151 Gamboa, Bruce 86,151 V Gans, Allan 91,151 ' ' 1 Garrett, Lenard,70,71,86,15'i ' Gearhart,iind3fflffi34 ,gf Geffre, Ranci1if5ji151,3 . Gilroy, Colieenw151f ' Gorden, Keith 151 Gosciewski, Walt 86,151 Green, Virginia 45,151 Griffen, Marv 152 Griffin, Sheila 60,152 Grimes, DeeAnn 152 Grinolds, Kim 152 Hahnlen, Bruce 152 Haider, Tanya 152 Hall, Ed 46,86,152,157 Hall, Rick 152 Hansen, Lonnie 67,90,91,152 Hanson, Mark 70,152,157 Hasbrook, Tanya 152 Hawkins, Ray 46,67,152,157 Hawks, Von 67,152 Healy, Maureen 152 Heck, julie 152 Hefner, Ken 86,152 Henriksen, Cheryl 152 Hertlein, jeff 86,152 Hess, Ron 152 Hillested, Steve 152 Hise , Dou 86,152 Hobbs, Rot?86,152 Hodges, Dan 152 Hodgson, Kristie 45,60,152 Hoffman, Larry 86,42,44,152 Hughes, Dale 42,91,152 Hughes, julie 45,152,157 Hukill, janet 152 Hume, Steve 152 Hurtgen, Brian 46,114,152,1W jayne, Cindy 50,67,134,152 jemming,jeannette152 johnson, Karen 152 johnson, Todd 46,152 jones, Kathy 50,67,152 Kawachi, Kim 60,71,152 Kinberg,paul 152 Kindle, Donna 152 Kneer, Dale 152 Knuth, will 86,152 Kodama, Mari 118,152,157 Kohlwes, Brian 67,152 Kohr, Roberta 134,152 Kottenbrock, Kelly i45,53,55,152 Kriekenbeck, Ken'47,152,157 Kurtz, Stephanie 53,5S,63,67,76, 152 Lacher, Dorette 134,152 Lamborn, Helen 133,152 Large, Ernie 71,90,91,152,157 Lawson, LaNae 67,133,152 Leathley, Diana 45,152 Lemke, Karen 45,637,152 Leonard, joe 130,152 Lesmeister, joanne 67,152 Lewis, Bob 145 Liburdi, Matt 152 Liebrich, Don 152 Lindciuist, Ruth 152 Linds ey, joanne 152 Longoria, Andrew 46,53,55,67, 152,201 Looney, Steve 152 Louie, Serena 67,132,133,152, 157 Loveall, karin 50,152 Lowe, Phil 67,86,152 Lyons, Bruce 47,152 MacPherson, Earnie152 Madden, Richard 67,91,152 MaGraw, Kevin 84,86,88,89,153, 157 Mano, Kathy 67,116,152,157 Marshall, Greg 86,152 Marshall, Patty 152 Marshall, Nancy 60,152,157 Marshall, Nick 152 Martin, jeff 42,67,70,152,153 Martinez, Pat 153 Matthai, Duane 153 May, Parry 153,157 McClaske , Kevin 86,153 McConvilLe, joe 153 Mezek,judy153 Miller, jane 153 Miller, Linda 45,153 Miller, Troy 153 Minalia, Dan 71,86,153 Mo'i, Susan 153 Molles,judy153 Moon, Teresa 153 Moore, Ron 86,153,157 Motanic, Yvonne 45,153 Mountjoy, Robert 153 Murakami, Lance 67,86,153 Murakami, Rick 153 Muth, Alicia 153 Mutschelknaus, Mark 46,153 Nakahara, Lori 63,67,153,157 Nakamura, Heather 46,67,116, 118,153,157 Nansen, Brad 42,44,153 Navarre, Mark 153 Nealy, Lisa 60,132,133,153,157 Nelson, Brad 153 Nelson, Brian 86,114,153,157 Nelson, Gary 67,91,153 Nelson, jennifer 46,67,116,153, 157 Niccum, Brian 153 Niemi, Gordy153 Niemi, Patti 153,157 Noritake, Patti 46,67,153,157 Norris, Steve 153 Norton, Robert 91,153 Noy,janice 133,153 O'Hara, Liz 45,6O,153 Olson, Eve 45,63,67,153 Olson, Karen 46,67,153,157,148 Oord, George 153 Orndorff, Randy 153 Osborne, Mike 67,153 Osthus, Ellen 45,153 Ottinger, Edeanna153 Parker, Myron 153 Parker, Warren 86 Parkings, Tim 86,153 Pass, Keith 153 Pate, Dennise,,153 , , Patterson, Shawn 42,86,153 +27 Pentzoil, Rick'153 Perrigo, Tim 153 Perrins, Milo 86,153 Peterson, Ken 86,153 Platyle, Ted 46,153 Po f, Danny 120,153 Prentice, Kathy 153 Purd , Sue 153 Radclfiff, Dawn 153 Ramirez, Venita 45,133,153 Ramsey, Shannon 46,153,157 Raphael, Mark 92,153 Reid, Donna 153 Richter, Molly 60,71,118,153,157 Rimbey, David 153 Ristine, Stuart 153 Riully, Tom 153 Robbins, Cindy 118,153 Roberts, Benji 153 Rock, Larry 86,131,154,157 Rockey, Karen 154 Rodgers, Al154 Roe, james 91,154 Rupport, Debbie 154 Rorvict, jeanette 45,134,154 Saario, Lori 70,154 Sadler, patty 6o,76,154,157 Sanders, Timothy 154 Sauber, Lisa 154 Schimming, Scott 154 Schlosser, Theresa 154 Schrum, Cindy 154 Schwezer, Scott 154 Scott, Dan 154 Seaburg, Harold 42,154 Seidenstricker, Patty 46,53,154 Segimoto, jay 46,67,91,154,157 Sherman, B. j. 42,76,114,115,154 Singer, jeff 47,154 Skagen, Brad 154,157 Sloan, Tammie154 Smith, Sharon 154 Smith, Suzanne 45,70,154,157 Smyth, Nancy 154,157 Sneesby, Randy 67,86,154 Space, Deanne 134,154,157 Speakes, Terri 45,67,116,154,157 Spee, Connie 67,154,157 Stanley, Valerie 154 Steger, Scott 86,154 Stenslie, Tom 42,120,154,157 Stewart, Karen 50,154 Stoutenberg, Doug 154 Struck, Dennis 86,154 Sullivan, Kathy 154 Sullivan, Terry 42,154 Sutton, Dou 67,92 Sparrow, Roi 154 Sutherland, Mike 154 Sutton, Doug 46,55,154,157 Swanson, Kathleen 67,116,117, 118,154,157 Taasevigen, Craig 154 Talmage, Steve 46,67,92,114,154, 157 Tapscott, Billy 154 Tasca, Mike 154 Taylor, Cindy 154,157 Taylor, john 92,114,154 Teets, Darcey 154 Thacher, Roseanne 45,154,157 Thompson, Allyson 133,154,157 rnersen, Eric 45,e7,71,73,91,114, 155,157 Tirrell, Kathy 46,155,157 Tom, Marlene 45,53,55,155,157, 201 Trimm, Bill 67,92,155 Tsubel, Gail 46,67,155,157 Tully, Steve 86,121,155 Vanderford, Dana 67,155 Vango, Venetia 46,67,155,157 VanMechelen, Bob 155 Vann, Doug 155 Vansickle, Karin 67,155,157 Vos, Gene 155 Wa ner, Greg 155 ' Waisden, Alison 116,117,155,157 Warns, Dean 86,129,131,155 Wasner, Tom 91,155 Watanabe, Russ 47,91,155,157 Watson, Nick 156,157 1 Watt, Karen 60,67,156,157 Webb, Sherri 45,134,156 Whalen, Kim 45,156,157 Whittaker, Bruce 156 Widger, Lee 156 Wik, Karen 60,76,156,157 Williams, Deborah 73,156 Williams, Kenny 71,156 Williamson, Eric 47,91,156 Wing, Carolyn 45,67,156,157 Witters, Renae 45,67,132,133,156 Woeck,janice156 Yasutake, Warren 92,93,156 Yogi, Victor 67 Yoshika, tom 47,91,156,157 Zimmerman, Roger 67,156 Freshmen Ackers, Cindy 159 Alder, Vicky 159 Aliment, Karen 159,166 , Allbright, james 159 ' Anderson, Cheryl 71,159 Anderson, Mike 159 Arita, julie 47,95,159 Arment, jeff 159 Baker, Denise 159,166 Bakken, Chris 159 Bankhead, Brian 47,159 Basic, Diane 159 Baur, Diane 159 Beal, Steve 47,114,115,159 Belmondo, janet 70,71,116,159, 166 Bennett, Denise 47,159 Benson, Tina 70,159 Biesold, Frank 86,159 , Billington, Raymond 159 Bingaman, Ann 159 Bostock, Yvonne 159 Bower, Scott 86,159 Brown, Bob 159 Brabant, Sharie 133,159,166 Brady, Martha 159 Breslin, Terry 86,159 V Brodka, Karen 159 Brooks, jim 159 Bryant, Bob 159 Buckner, Ken 159 Bunker, Ken 159 Bunker, Kevin 45,53,159,200,201 Burkhalter, Mary 159,148,166 Buoy, Keith 159 Burskey, Becky 159 Bury, Mike 159 Campbell, Frank 47,159 Cantrell, Marcia 47,159 Cappelletti,Lisia159 Carlson, Tracey 95,133,159,166 Carter, Kathy 159 Castillo, jeanette 60,159,166 Castillo, Rosemary 166 Cheney, Sue 159 Coffin, Richard 47,91,159 Coleman, Barbara 159 Collins, Ron 159 Compaan, Paul 159 Cone, Cindy 159 Cook, Al 45,159 Coon, Ray 159 Corder, Bill 159 Corner, Patty 159 Cosens, Ted 159 Creighton, Kathy 159 Crites,'joey 86,160 Cruegqer, Bob 86,45,160 Crutc er, Barb 134,160 Culligan, Ted 160 Curtis, Dan 160 Daraskavich, Alan 160 Davis, Becky 160,166 Debortole, Diane 53,160 Delauranti, Dave 160 Delauranti, Vicki 160,166 Delo, Carl 70,76,100,201 Dele, lim 47,86,160 Demchuck, Ken 160 Dinius, Lugene160 Ditto, Brent 86,160 Dull, Pam 63,160,166 Eaton, Rick 160 Eislod, Brad 86,160 Ellingson, jean 160,166 Erends, Mike 160 Evans, Dan 160 Everett, john 76,160 Fanning, Andy 160 Faull, john 114,160 Fenner, Sue 47,116,160,166, Ferguson, Randy 86,160 l Ferris, Greg 160 Festin, Mike 47,160 Finnigan, Kelli 160 Fisher, Kim 47,160 Fisher, Lorie 160 Fiss, Ester 160 Flynn, Amy 160,166 , Foster, Shawn 160 Forslund, Shelly 160,166 Fortier, Tammy 160,166 Franceschina, Doug 160,166 Freeman, Linda 160 Fulfur, Mike 160 Galvin, Steve 160 Gardin, Debbie 70,160,166 Garrett, julie 160 V ,'i Gearhart, Lisa 160 Gibson, Andrea 160 Gilro , Mike 160 Glaetlke, jim 160 Guse, Glenn 160 Goodwin, Becky 160 Goodwin, Debbie 473116,161 Groseiewski, Victor 86,161 Grace, Alice 161 Graves, Kalvin 47 Grinolds, Linda 161 Guerrero, Irma 161 Gullstrand, Brad 161 Gunst, Cathy 116,161 Gunther, Skip 161 , H'aagyfRuss 161 ' Har in, Cathy 161 Hart, Paula 166 Hasbrook, D.j. 161 Hawkins, Carmen 47,161,166 Heart, Sandy 161 Helwig, Mark 71,86,161 Henry, Dino 161 Herman, Steve 161 Hess, jerry 161 Hickey, Mike 47,161 Hilde, Karen 161 Hilton, Dave 161 Hoeper, Kathleen 161 Holt, Alex 161 Holt, Cindy 47,161 Hukill,lody161 Hull, Dan 86,161 Hynes, Ron 161 ls ii, Tom 47,161,166 Islii, Deann161 Ives, Ken 161 Jacobs, Steve 71,161 Jansen, Cathy 161 Jansen, Rick 91,161 Jernigan, Ken 47,161 Johnson, Candy 161 Johnson, Darwin 45 Johnson, Kathy 118,161 Johnson, Keith 86,161 Jolin, Pam 161 Jones, Greg 86,47,161 Katara, Sunil 161 Kato, Steve 47,161 Ka , Liz 45,161 Kelly, JoAnn 161 Kelly, Mike 161 Kerr, David 161 Kidd, Kim 161 Kidd, Mike 161 Kirby, Pam 161 Kilda, Terry 161 Kircher,Grechen161 Kirkevold, Paul 86,161 Koens, Mike 47,161 Kohlwes, Tami 70,118,119,161, 166 Komatsu, Wayne 161 Kossert, Cathy 161 Kravagna, Dawn 161 Kremer, Kath 60,161,166 Kubasta, Debbie 161 Langie, Lori 161 Lasecki, Debbie 161 Lawrence, Dan 70,76,161 Leathley, Betsy 161 Lester, Mark 45,86,161 Lewis, Ken 161 Liebric, Dean 86,161 Lillie, Kathy 161 Lindsley, Curt 47,161 Linton, Danny 161 Lloyd, Mike 71,161 Lon Oria, Ruth 47,53,55,161 Lori, Peggy 162,166 Loveall, Dwayne 162 Lucricia, Gordy 162 Lyfle, Jeff 56,162 Ma raw, Cathy 60,162,166 Mainke, Denise 162 Malesis, MaryAnn 60,162,166 Mall, Chris 45,162 Malnati, Mark 86,162 Marlowe, Laurie 70,162 Martin, Kelly 134,162 Maust, Sherry 162 Mayes, Sherrie 162 Mayo, Donna 118,162 McCulloch, Sheri 117,162,166 McDaniel, Don 47,162 McDonald, Becky 53,162 McGlaphlin, Bob 162 McKean, Jeff 162 McKeon, Mark 86,162 McLendon, Linda 162,166 McNeelan, Carla 47,53,162 Mejlaender, John 70,76,162,166 Melvin, Jim 162 Midget, Terri 162 Milam, Ann 45 Millek, Rose 162 Miller, Craig 162 Miller, Nelson 162 Miovski, Lourene 53,55,162 Miskimens, Dean 86,162 Mitchell, Jeff 162 Montler, Lretta 162 Moschetter, Mark 91,162 Moss, Kim 162 Murakami, Mike 71,162 Nakashima, Shirley 162 Navarre, Mike 162 Nelson, Kim 95,162,166 Nelson, Tammy 162 Newell, Leif 45,162 Nichols, Mistie162 Nomura, Liz 7o,71,73,1s2,16e O'Brian, John 162 Ofsthus, Chris 162 O'Hara, Brian 162 Orche, Michelle 162 Osborne, Bill 162 Osborne, Ray 86,162 Ottinger, Robin 162 Palazzo, Tony 162 Pantier, Sue 162 Parker, Diane 162 Parrott, Daniel 47,162 Patton, Keri 162 Payton, Jim 162 Paterson, Dave 162 Pells, Conley 45 Pieasant, Paul 162 Polstra, Debbie 162,166 Potter, Sandy 162 Powell, Bob 162 Prentice, Christi 162,166 Pusmire, Holly 162 Quande, Kim 162 Rancourt, Jim 162 Raynes, Waunita 162 Reid, Philip 162 Reid, Sheril162 Retel, Colleen 162 Reynolds, Tim 86,162 Richards, Dave 45,91,162 Richards, Jeff 76,163 Richardson, David 47,163 Richardson, Ron 86,163 Richmond, Scott 163 Ristine, Tony 86,163 Roberts, Kurt 91,163 Robinson, Lorrie 163 Rocky, Ron 163 Rodgers, Annette 163 Rodriquez, Debbie 163 Rolstad, Kathy 116,163 Rosoto, Dean 163 Royal, Bonnie 163,200,201 Rush, Rick 163 Rutledge, Lori 70,163,166 Rystron, Larry 55,114,163,166 Sakaauchi, Jeff 70,91,163,166 Sanchez, Manuel 86,163 Sanderson, Denise 163 Sato, Susan 163,166 Sauerbre , Steve 86,163 Scheuffelie, Tammy 163 Schlosser, Don 163 Scholes, Linda 163 Schunzel, Bob 163 Schutt, Lori 163 Schweiss, Lucy 46,163 , Scott, Steve 47 Seibert, Colleen 163 Seibert, Karri 116,117,163,166 Sell, Missy 163 Shields, Tammy 163 Sho ren, Sue 134,163 Shoal, Kathy 71,163,166 Seibert, Karri116,117,163,166 Singer, Lori 163 Sorenson, Julie 163 Spangler, Doug 163 Spicknall, Dave 163 Staab, Jody 163 Stanley, Brian 163 Stark, Jackie 163 Stenvall,Jon163 Stephens, Mary 163 Sterling, Joan 45,134,163 Stewart, John 163 Stricker, Laurie 163,166 Stricker, Steve 163 Stricklan, Sonny 163 Struck, Dave 86,163 Surcamp, Kent 45,70,144 Taassevigen, Paige 163 Taketa, Pam 50,163 Taylor, Jerry 86,164 Thacher, Marcia 164,166 Thompson, Diane 164 Thorsen, Gina 60,63,164,166 Toda, John 91,164 Tonks, Renata 47,63,164 Torkelson, Jim 164 Tremblay, Teri 164 Trushcan, Keri 118,164 Valentino, Dino 164 Valesko, Debbie 164 Vann, Diane 164 Vivolo, Tanya 164 Vukcevich, Sonia 53,55,164 Ward, Alvin 71,91,164 Ward, Debbie 164 Wasser, Lisa 164 Weaver, Jordan 164 Weber, Janelle 164 Weldon, Greg 86 Welling, Jennifer 165 West, Cindy 165 Westby, Brenda 165 Webster, Greg 165 Wheelar, Peggy 165 white, Gary 47,165 Whitley, Stuart 86,165 Wicka, Glenn 165 Williams, Janice 165 Williamson, Kirk 165 Winn, Nancy 165,166 Wittrock, Teresa 53,55,165 Wolter, Jean 63,165,166 Workman, John 165 Yagi, Teresa 71,118,165 Young, Brian 86,165 Zemanek, Brad 47,114,115,165 Zerbato, lnes 165,166 Zier, Adam 92,165 ' my W 3 fm, ,AV - , 1 Nfgf 'ef wigs Q1 ' f'-71 ' wlfff L? ., 1 M, , -in .V , y ,,,, K 'mn Q vzdi-.QQ o 1 J Sf fa, 1 W .iv J Jw ,mfibun 'mm may-fm 3 afizft e. w 5 gxnxx ,, WK Ms ' ll ' in wwf'-6 ' qwnanvilmi 3' rf' as.-Si-qt.- 't,..ausq,l 'kr 4, 452 W 5 ,gr 1975 lllahee Staff Seniors Underclass Editor-Vicki Ashby Editor-Sue Hubbard LeAnn Headley Lori Fjellstad Diane K. Naranjo Lori Sholtz Laurie Simson Diane Wimpress Student Life Faculty Editor-Mark Kullberg Editor-Karen Maguire Cindy Lund Kathy Ohlson Carol Schwendeman lndex Editor-Trulene johnson Nancy Holm Sports Iijlgtvplroligllie Kovach Advertising Shelley Gunter Dave Little Randy Noble janett Parsons Editor-Kerri jude Debbie Taylor Editor-in-Chief-Karen Maughlin Photographer-Thomas Little Advisor-Robert j.Schneider Ted C-atz Photographic Center lim Palm-American Yearbook Representative Exercise caution in your business affairs f 1 1 lgi ' the J! i ' 'Q Mgt world X- l-M ,, . X IS fafvfull .xl '. ,J v ' x lvl of 6 trickery i Q , 114' But let this not blind you to what virtue there isp Many people strive for high ideals, and everywhere life is full of heroism. Be yourself r especially do not feign affection sw is 10 neither 1 'i in . be cynical about love For in the face of all aridity and disenchantment it is perennial as the grass the counsel of the years 4 I Take kindly al ilt l Gracefully surrendering the things of youth is- 4. , A 33 1.,. In Memory of Douglas Bryon Sorenson September 5,1957 - january 6, 1975