Renton High School - Illahee Yearbook (Renton, WA)
- Class of 1976
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Ecclesiastes J 9 xi 10 X gm Table of Contents Seniors Sr. Council Sr. Dedication Top of the Tribe Homecoming Student Life A'Cappella Swing Choir Mixed Chorus Girls' Glee Noneue Band Student Council SBA Officers Executive Board Youth Leadership Election Committee Leadership Camp Bicentennial Committee Debate Drama Club Stage Crew Winter Play Chieftain Foreign Exchange Spades Club FBLA Girls' Club Daddy Daughter Dinner Cultural Awareness Club DECA Torch Cheerleaders 14-29 30 31 32-35 36-39 42-43 44 44 45 45 46-49 50-51 52 53 53 53 54-55 56 57 60 61 62-63 64-65 66-67 68 69 70-71 72 73 74-75 76-77 78-80 Pep Club Underclass juniors junior Council VVinter Prorn Sophomores Sophomore Council Freshmen Freshmen Council Sports Cross-Country Football Golf Letterpeople Track Girls' Track Tennis Baseball Boys' Swimming Girls' Swimming Wrestling Girls' Volleyball Girls' Gymnastics Basketball Girls' Basketball Drill Team Faculty Advertising Staff Pictures Index Staff Names 81 85-92 93 94-95 97-104 105 107-114 115 118-119 120-125 126-127 130-131 132-135 136-137 138-139 140-144 146-147 148-149 150-153 154-155 156-157 158-163 164-165 166-167 170-185 188-199 200-201 202-205 206 4, ak W ,. an Zi ff v A YH , 4 . In A f 4' ,. , 4 , , H- r W . 1 'W 91 fi, W Z . -4. if i4 ,- xi 1 fi w x WW .I il 2 2 V4 ' '7 ,ff,, .tf 1 ... f 4? 'LY 'L f, -'Q' 15 3 ,, K 3, 1, fiyw W, ,www 4 qw ggi-V if , 2 Q N 5, K . A -L4 Q A ' e9K'5 'e f a , Q. ,pi -N , Hz I T K S. fm FT' H f6?v'x'?-'in Q Y mm.. xp ., .. ,neil Q, ebuild' ! Seniors The great thing in life is not so much where we stand, as in what direction we are moving. f I Terri Adams 'sgw '74,-U, :': f ', msg-::: 7' ff? ws :af fr , 35 ' an 1 6,5 is 1 W ,nga Z f 1 K w ' ' ' nf ,....1.,f'5W fx - w 2 fgigfigqff Egg? Ginza ,Q ,E saw -lg Ku ,ej- f '-0.554 r if 1' David Allerdice jeff Ankeny ,,,,1.s-mwah .fsrwws-,s11'fb ' I-:Q Q 1 . v - -- as 42 'f ff . J -:fir ,lu ?.E'g,5!i,fi Q kr 'r,igi'f, 8 x yin, Qxgfmfig . Q f Qifliii hp. . g 33. x mf' '1 ,K H Jim Q A fins ii gk M sb r -W ff.-:gk Q - rf ,Q Q 1 - , 1 1 ' an, '.,s5r,s-1.-.,:, lim Arndt B' Doug Ashby Dawn Bacic Debbie Bailey Af.. Lisa Beal Karen Bales Cheri Bender ?,pg,, , Q'-f 2 , f B Hz 5' Gordon Barraugh David Bennett Georgiann Berganio Terri Beston Teresa Billington Debbie Bland Emery Blessing ,NNW Tana Bough Dave Bonathan Sheldon Bowlin . Lori Box Dorlee Brown Ron Bruhjell B 'fifiik B , H if V X f-so ' , 3 is K .f 14311 X L' S . A ' v .Ll L Fl is 1 V I , e in i G i' Danny Budd Debbie Burkhalter Diane Burkhalter Lori Campbell fi-af, I ,M My jeff Capeloto Layne Chinn ludy Clymer 5: I J' fr Mary Carolan Rauline Caughron Carey Cedergreen Sharon Chinn Theresa Christian Terry Clayton a we i ,, ya, Kim Cole Keith Collier Mark Connel iw Q l is Cathy Conover Brian Cook Kim Corner Penny Courtier Tom Cunningham Lynn Cox Nancy Dalthorp ,,, ? fDf2'v I . V Y, . if if W, it A F E53 5 J f IAN mog r' c.1 , - , 4, 5 Qs., fu Don Deacy Jerald Denning Gene Debortole 1 Li iw , - ' H - we af , ' i y D g , ii r D I D 6. ,ze if .i WX W ' 'D L,,h i n A fl' fi r i if V' ifkm 4 w ' ,f i fr A ff, you , ' '5LK3ren Demchuck Terry Deweese Sheri Dickinson john Dinius 1' Rhonda Dietrich Debra Dillin Greg Ekberg P' 1 X i . 45 5 gm if iw Dan Elledge Elizabeth Ellis Glenn Engelson 1 Gary England Chris Erickson Evelyn Everett Amir Fakharzadeh QF' X 'Q ltr' 7 A ' sf?- ,ja- , f , 4 , . 5 V E 1 it E ii .Robert Faris Brian Fentiman Lori Fjellstad ' 'Milk A ...sv 1 D - 1 I .. I a it .. K K. ,Vy. irq I -1 J .t.l. r , 'N Craig Flatten Maureen Flynn Karen Fong lody Ford ' , I i l v i w i 1 l 4 1 4 l 4 I 3 1 v 1 , ,. ,...:1d Barb Gamrath f Terry Forbes Tom Forbes Nl X. 'JM Il, f Kevin Gallagher 1-M f, ' Candi Garretson Anita Gesterling Tricia Gibbs Steve Gibson Burt Glazier Candy Goodwin s ' , . s x E A, , f 3 , 3 Greg Goodwin Maralee Gould Dan Griffin Shelley Gunter Don Gustine X 35.5 f' 158' divx q.. 'W-. 'msg 3,52 Y ' . ' , .I . :,-,,s:rfi.Ie , ' : in iiffii ii 'L 4 '3'iv.k4 223' Tig 4 ',.. , 'ei !-' ' 'Ms V ,M -. 1 .1 ' Wes Hikida Garret Haider ,ax ,,. A . ww 1. 1. fr if sf' A, Gary Hall Lori Harnamoto Steve Harper Randy Hart Ray Hawkins mix Patti Headley Nancy Hilde W? Loren Henry 'Ti?.P-Qfi , A V :,.. Carol Hoffman Nancy Holm 1...-,-.........n QS 2 ,,.f S2 ' 4 nr Q' Y x Lisa Hoveland Vickie Hughes jeff Hume f i u x ag. i it Z-rg.. A. .Ain i i ' 1 Y Tim Iwasaki james lessen Pauline lansen s is A A ,wa Lk. A A 4 ,xa i Yi Y Q 2 Q gk Kerry jewett Maryann Johnson julie Kaster Susan Keating janet Kimpton Linda Ihle Bruce lennings Deanna Kindle u xg 'ilifmzwk K 'B'-v W2 Tamarlyn Kingery lim Knauss Dawn Koch L' g 25:2-Wm ' '.' -1.4.-'A' 1 -- ., -- .i V- , ' v L . - ' L' - 2: -W V 'Q . . f1,j, :ff5j' . A I 5 x Roger Kriekenbeck Cary Kump joe Lam lim Lansciardi Dave Lasecki Bob Leaf john Lawrence Bob Lester Cathy Lewis BeCky Linton Becky Lucas b 19 X 1 if 4 K 1 ii of L, A fy! X , J! 3'-f it X Kim Loken . Tony Longo Craig MacVeigh . , . ,I Mike Malnati Iodi Marlowe Robert Martinez Pamela May iff' 'Q s rg y My w e f f Kathy McComas Terry McCulloch Chuck McGuire ffifi A k . irrr i M .M L M 'f I jfmj 'ro A' K , I La' 'R' ru N S . 3: L Ron McNaught Pedro Medina Dave Meyer Mike Meyer A A K 5?y,l.g,7?J' L, , fr - 'E-651211. xq ii 2 l .5355 X L, -,-12, I xi - Q. -1, 1 'ir- 33:93-2:: i ' ' 5 - ,Kimi H S S , '35 If -f: 'EET-L 1 'Wz3h?x2:z,f'f- .l2i'A Iler lim Miller K ' Q f Q x, Rose Miovski Tim Miron Diane Mochizuki Frank Moji i Sue Moore M 5 Chris Murakamiu Teddi Miller 5- 4' 0' 3 , I .A NT' 'Q Q fir Y W Robin Mishler Martin Moks iff xi -' I Roger Nakamura Brian Namatame Karen Narasaki Ken Nelson a ' Q A- ,- H a a 1 fil l , A ' f gljivj f svf,-'j-N 'big Q - ff, Y -Qfyr i f F ' N 1 ' ' K - V s e - ,.,. w ., I' A '-, ,L L ff n iw- ' . ,, N' N or . , .fb N3 ,S , 4 'fe ' V- X-',, . . ' X' f K 2 f f , ' N3 .- - nh.. , r ' - s Q , Q- -in X 5 , 4 , , i 2 r i. Q 23 Rf., ' 1 ,k-' aw Renee Nelson Roxanne Nelson Debra Nicolet Kris Niederer . A x 5 ,V if-0 w if , 1 g I 'I ilk! ff- 'A ni rw, s. -ss 'si Q' , 'mei Lygea Newell Ray Nobis . Bonnie Nord is 'ks- David Nord Chuck Norris Teng Ocson Ieannie O'Leary gat. fi 1- ,4,i.,,j KW-QT.-,. ff' Ge if lLl if Ed Minalia Kathy Ohlson Randy Orndorff lanett Parsons -4161: 1-.'- ' 'ix iff. f'w:v'rr1f3ffr K ' fr ifffiliff 3 R at i P RQ 9 P P t ,L., L , , ik Q y f X 5-1 I A -yu' L, gs'-ll' . eff ,..,. alll . Paula Payton Rick Perrin A2 . Q L v - , Tim Ramsey A Lee Ann Rancourt Ellen Raphael Wendy Reamer Becky Reynolds Mike Richardson Ralph Richter 1 x Debbie Robbins Chuck Roper Karen Schroeder Kelly Roy Ronnie Sangalang Deborah Seeley ,S S R ,v: ' ' . Linda Sheldon Chris Seifert Scott Shaw Toni Shields Gregg Shiosaki Roberta Shipley Lori Sholtz 1 Cheryl Short Buffy Stebner Kathy Stenvall ' 5 . ...,,-f 625: 1. M' .f - - : '-f, :Z W-', f' ' fhh X Rob Stoutenberg Ted Stultz Carrie Suyetani hhhh h T , t I v,., az Wt' -ia 1 W .n,,k ,. xi at -R Bill Syviney Dan Taketa Tom Takahashi Duane Stone Susie Taketa Mike Tamada Debbie Taylor Vickie Taylor Debra Thompson Deborah Thornquist Cherie Toupin Q l Yix ei.- 4,2 C ,, Sheri Truscan ,p 5 H 'S E 12 'T' X9 m. 2, L if ab Q 4' AA Christine Tom Marla Toppano Cornelia Ullrich si iii,f rree b 5. . C .-'Q ill . f ,, Dave Vannice d Rhonda Vanderford Cindy Van Mechelen .dll Craig Violante ,C-ary Ward Debbie Warns Kathy Watt K ' V if zu lf? i f ii ' ' W tri ' I , . ., 4, , 2 , ': ZW lt W H ji m t V We 5 gi . ' . W . : EL , f Wanda Wehrman jayne Welling ' Ron West Kitty Whitcomb i l Sw it .IILQLL Bonnie Wilkes Cory Winn jeff Wintermyer Chuck Wittrock - K nw' ,if ' 1 1 1 2 T555 V Q lx ,A R , 4 KU? - H kk' Mike Woodall Stacey Wooldridge Linda Woolslayer Danny Wysocki i l 121' 1, g f ipe 5: g J' ,,, Q , t ' iw.. -+' ll 3-ll l ' li 5 A , K,V, I ,. V, i ii Q i fe Karen Yasutake Brad Young l06l Young Kellie M0rr0W Spirit of '7 ... Leading the class of 1975-1976 has been a rewarding experience, and one that I will al- ways remember. Although there were some rough spots during the year, for the most part, the senior class has been fantastic. We started the year out well with a bake sale at the Open House. We held a Dime-A- Scoop Dinner in December, and also spon- sored a dance. Homecoming was a real success, every class having plenty of spirit, but the seniors led the way. The dance was well attended, with the emphasis placed on the alumni. Highlights of the senior year were Senior Ball and Senior Party, and of course, the Com- mencement Exercises. I would like to wish the class of '76 the best of luck in the future, whatever you do. ,-,,4uff 7 ,,.,. v f 7 KM? 'fr . ,,,. WW Sincerely, . Kathy Watt Senior Representative, 1975-1976 sfaf r e Movin' on He? ai. FRONT ROW: Kathy Watt-1975-1976 Sr. Rep., Ronnie Sangalang, Karen Fong, Carrie Suyetani, Vicki Taylor, Wendy Reamer, Kelly Roy, Sharon Chinn, lody Ford, Debbie Nicolet, Ianett Parsons, Debbie Bailey, Maureen Flynn, Mike Malnati, Tim Iwasaki, Brian Namatame, Patti Headley, Cheri Bender, Roger Nakamura, Tom Takahashi. SECOND ROW: Karen Narasaki, Monica Moore, Barb Gamrath, Karen Demchuck, Nancy Holm, Ellen Raphael, Lori Hamamoto, Cheryl Short, layne Welling, Greg Shiosaki. THIRD ROW: Ion Kodama, Mark Connel, Kathy Stenvall, Chris Tom, Linda Ihle, Robin Mishler, Sue Moore, Carrie Cedergreen, Dave Bonathan, Teresa Billington, Kim Loken, Debbie Bland, Brad Young. FOURTH ROW: Gary Hall, Amir Fakharzedah, Tricia Gibbs, Wanda Wehrman, Debbie Warns, Garret Haider, Debbie Burkhalter, Diane Burk- halter, Mike Richardson, Ron Bruhjell, Lee Rancourt. 31 ID Involvement is one of KAREN YASUTAKE'S chief goals, both in sports and scholastically. She has partic- ipated in swim team and Letter-Girls and has been on Torch all four years. KAREN has also been active in Freshman, Sophomore, junior, and Senior councils. To top it off, she was President of Girls' Club during her Senior year. Her future plans include college. lildl 0 C , with Top of l l Being chosen as the outstanding boy of 1975 was one of MARK CONNEL'S highlights here at RHS. He was also involved in many activities such Election Committee, Student Council, junior and Senior Councils, and Boy's Swim Team in which he was a 2-year letterman. MARK has been on Torch all through high school and was cho- sen by Rotary as February's Youth-of-the-Month. In the future, MARK wants to attend college and major in aero- space TERESA BILLINGTON has been quietly leaving her mark here at RHS. She has played for the j.V. tennis team and has been in Torch all of her four years. TERESA has participated in Sophomore, jun- ior and Senior councils, Girl's Club Cabinet, and Executive Board. High-lighting her Senior year has been her involvment with the Cheiftain as Co-editor. the Tribe '76 Music is just one of the many interests of Band President, IIM ARNDT Aside from playing his sax- ophone, IIM has participated in Freshman Basketball, Golf, Torch for 4 years, Student Council, Letterman's Club, Constitution Revision Committee, Election Com- mittee, and Drama Club. As a 4.0 student, jim received honors in the National Merit Test. Outside his many school activities, jim enjoys skiing and is also an Eagle Scout. For the future, jim plans to go to the UW and major in Engineering. rf -fi' X., s MIKE MALNATI has proven to be one of the top twelve students of '76 both academically and athletical- ly. MIKE has been very active in contributing much of his time to the RHS Cheiftain, in advertising and as feature editor as his main position on the staff. Being a member of Torch for four years, MIKE has also been a very active participant in Senior Council and Letter- men's club. Athletically, Mike participated in varsity golf, wrestling, and tennis. In the future, Mike plans to attend WSU. It's easy to see why KAREN NARASAKI was chosen as one of the top seniors of 1976, because of her involvement in RHS activities. KAREN has participated in Freshman, Sophomore, junior and Senior Councils, and was the Sophomore Repre- sentative during the '73-'74 school year. Other clubs she has been active in are Foreign Exchange, Spades and Torch. KAR- EN was on Election Committee, Executive Board, Student Council, and Swim Team. During the summer of '75 she attend- ed Girl's State in Ellensburg, and was elected Governor. Wind- ing up her senior year, KAREN was chosen November YOM, was Co-President of Pep Club, on the yearbook staff, and was a semi-finalist in the National Merit test. . , vp Q-.f....... till it in interior decorating f ,X X am . it , ,,,, KEN NARASAKI is one student who will never be forgotten at RHS, both by the students and the faculty. His fame has been most wide- spread through his memorable performances in several school plays and the RHS Variety Show. KEN has been a member of the track and IV Cross Country teams and has shown enthusiasm through his par- ticipation in Student Council, junior Council, and Debate. KEN has also been on Torch through his four years at Renton, and was recently a National Merit semi-finalist which places him academically in the top one-percent of the nation. 'REQ Leadership, comr Efficiency and getting the job done were just some of KAREN FONG's responsibilities as ASB secretary this year The Symphonic Band and A Cappella Choir would not have been I the same without her musical talents in piano flute and voice She was also active in Girls Club Cabinet Executive Board Sophomore, junior and Senior Councils and Student Council Because of KAREN'S exceptional achievements in school she was chosen as the Masonics most outstanding junior girl KAREN'S future plans include attending college and majoring Keeping active as an outstanding RHS student LINDA IHLE has participated in many activities Throughout her four years LINDA has been a mem ber of Sophomore junior Senior and Student Coun cils and Girls' Club Cabinet As an athlete LINDA has been active in Girls Swim Team Track in which she lettered and was captain and Volleyball LINDA was also chosen by the Masonic Lodge as one of the out standing junior girls in 1975 and a representative for RHS to Girls' State As a highlight for her senior year she was chosen as the 1975 Homecoming Queen For the future, LINDA plans to attend the University of Washington and major in forestry ment, concern , l One of our more active seniors this year was SHAR- f ON CHINN. A member of Torch all during her high y Y school years, Sharon also participated in Orchestra, Nonette and A'Cappella Choir. Being on Girls' Swim team, Gymnastics, and a Cheerleader for two years has given her quite a sports record. SHARON has been active in Freshman, junior, Senior, and Student Coun- cils, Executive Board, and was chosen a Rotary YOM for the month of October. SHARON'S plans for the w future include attending college and majoring in wx s. Pharmacy. bv A. KX I in Being ASB President was just one of the many activities ION KO- DAMA was involved with this year. Executive Board, Student Council and Senior Council kept him moving, along with singing in the A'Cap- pella and Swing Choirs. In his previous years at RHS he played football, basketball and tennis, and was a varsity wrestler. Even though he's been kept so busy, ION has still been able to keep up his grades to be a member of torch. Under ION'S leadership, RHS has kept up its traditional spirit! ....-q- A very athletic member of the Top of the Tribe is MIKE RICHARDSON, who has played on the var- sity football and baseball teams, and j.v. basketball team. Besides being active in sports, Mike is also in Letterman's Club, Senior Council, works on the Chieftain, and was chosen as a Rotary YOM for the month of january. Aside from all his participation in school activities, MIKE still finds the time to keep up his grades for Torch and keep a part time job at Shakey's. Next year MIKE plans to attend WSU. Q Homecoming was a able event at RHS this the reigning of Queen and Princesses jodi nie Nord, Diane Sue Moore, RHS was full and enthusiasm. During Homecoming W had various activities, such as race, tug-o-war, hall dec and the selling of various keep up the spirit of RHS! To conclude Homecoming was the Homecoming Dance the band, Pentagram. Queen Linda lhle Princess Diane Mochizuki Princess Sue Moore Z , 'fm ff+'f + yr, ,,,,,, , Princess lodi Marlowe 6 Princess Bonnie Nord 1975 Homecoming Court: Diane Mochizuki and Tom Takahashi, lodi Marlowe and Greg Ekberg, Linda Ihle and Roger Nakamura, Sue Moore and Garret Haider, Bonnie Nord and Mike Richardson. Qi What?? Keg at Hisey's tonight? Singin in the rain! Hold the applause please. Memories of Homecoming '75 a . 1 Q w 'QQ We've got to stop meeting like this. Senior Women??? . . .and the trikes are off. . . .my ding-a-ling. .. Is it soup yet? X X: Qu . K 59 NK' iv ' wi, A 5 N gm 1 1 M S Student i e When you can do the common things of life in an uncommon way, you will command the attention of the world. I A'CappeIIa Choir Choir Councii: LEFT TO RIGHT. Janet! Parsons, Publicity Chairrnang Paul Millett, Bass Section Leaderg Corinne Winn, Soprano Section Leaderg Frank Cholaj, Tenor Section Leaderg Carol Hoffman, Presidentj Paul Bingaman,V-President, Penny Cou- tier, Secretary. . - -f W3 6,-'B tw- ' ri- 1 N My f B i ' l 2 i s W g Q Q ig, H . i f i T , i I 7 v The Renton High School A'Cappella Choir's reputation of excellence entitled them to sing at many different places around the state, as well as singing at the Seattle Opera House and the Christmas Kaleidoscope at the Seattle Center. Experience is shown through their perform- ances at Fall, Winter, and Spring Concerts as well as other outside activities. Much credit is given to Mr. Richard Houser, the choir director, he has made Renton High School well known for its outstanding musical performances. ,,. ROW1 Suzanne Smith Teresa Brown Karen Lemke Rhonda Dietrich Theresa Foley jody Ford janett Parsons Sharon Chinn Renae Witters Debbie Bailey Lisa Bardarson janis Bollinger Karen Fong Eve Olson Cheri Bender Nancy Dalthorp Lauri Binkley 5 l , X 5 4 ,. 2 ? -v , is ?tfi f xi V, 5 ik, if rbi 4, K F, K ' ITWZ4 V744 ROW 2 ROW 3 Kent Surcamp Nancy Barrowman janet Kimpton ROW 4 Venita Ramirez julie Castor Corinne Winn Carolyn Wing Theresa Christian Marlene Tom Nancy Holm Dawn Davis jayne Welling Maureen Flynn Shannon Ramsey Lauri Dorgan Lisa Dallosto Tammy Crueger Carol Hoffman janice Courtney Penny Coutier jon Kodoma Dave Richards Mark Lester Garret Haider Paul Millett Mike Barilleaux Bob Crueger Dale Hughes jeff Martin Keith johnson B.j. Sherman Tom Stenslie Al Cook Kevin Bunker Ronnie Sangalang Brad Nansen Paul Bingaman Paul Christienson Mike Meyer Alan Daraskavich Shawn Patterson Rick Ferguson jeff Hume Brad Young Larry Hoffman Frank Cholaj Brad Skagen Craig Belmondo Harold Seaburg Bruce jennings Steve Harper J' Mr 'Q J .A 43 Music is the voice Swing Choir Determination, effort, and the desire to sing together made this year's Swing Choir the best ever. Most of their singing is done outside of school under the direction of Richard Houser. Some of the places the group sang at were The Edgewater Inn, Valley General Hospital, Renton Vil- lage, and the Sartori Senior Citizen's Center, along with the R.H.S. fall play, variety show, and concerts. Everytime the group performs they fill many hearts with joy and brighten their lives with the spirit of their delightful music. Plano Pam Briggs. LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW 1, Penny Courtier, jon Kodama,Theresa Christian, Shawn Patter- son Carol Hoffman, Paul Chrisianson, Steve Harper, Bruce jennings. ROW 2, janet Kimpton, Paul Binga- man Corinne Winn, Brad Nansen, Lois Beckman, Larry Hoffman, Nancy Dalthorp. Mixed Chorus f4.s3ifXr g.:.1.:111': 4-Q135lll l I I1 I L ,.t,,.., , C, w win, W, . .M 5 +,.fp::s+fM . V -f -' , ,,.. -- M !lIllll A LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW, Lugene Dinius, Diane Leathley, Georgie Campbell, Norene Hollingworth, Paula Hart, Debbie Clark, Ines Zer- bato, Lori Rutledge, Terri Hikida, Kim Whalen, jackie Stark, Virginia Green, Liz O'Hara, Kris Hodgeson, Diane DeBortole, Kelli Finnegan, Pam Dull, Debbie Gardin, Gigi Restrepo. SECOND ROW, Lynn Coleman, Francine Luster, jeanette Castillo, Karin VanSickle, Shelley Forslund, Larry Smith, Scott Patterson, Martin Breslin, Rick Autio, john Robbins, Rick Mano, Dean Cleaven, David Kano, Danny Wik, john Schreven, jennifer Welling, Gina Thorsen, Irma Guerro. THIRD ROW, Debbie Goodwin, Rose Miller, Rosemary Castillo, Ellen Osthus, Mary Burkhalter, Mary Ann Malesis, Warren Cariveau, Shawn May, john Schaffer, joe Kinney, joe Clark, Roger Carson, Mark Sjoberg, Pat Leonard, Marty Zemanek john Bond, jody Staab, Marcy Thacher, Cathie Magraw, Kathy Kremer. FOURTH ROW, Cheryl Anderson, Bonnie Bayes, Bonnie Royal, Lori Schutt, Pam Briggs, Pam Taketa, Misty Schaffert, Tim Cone, jeff Brown, Brian Schmidt, Bruce Seaberg, jim Christian, Liz Kay, Holly Pugmire, Sandy Potter, Teresa Wittrock, janet Belmondo, Venessa Baxter, Yvonne Motanic. NOT PICTURED: Bobbi Atkinson, Mike Blessing, Buffy Stebner, Scott Steger, Randy Stroup. of the heart I l Girls' Glee ,EJ I l LEFT TO RIGHT: FRONT ROW: Debbie Martinez, Tedi Wollam, Vicki Dallosto, Konnie Keene, Iacky Rice, Dana Roberts, judy Mills, Kim Payne. MIDDLE ROW: Rhonda Oleson, Carol Braafladt, Sharon Iennings, Lorraine Henderson, Mary Skagen, Gina Custer, Peggy Leno, Regina Piele, Ann Coates, Tammi lunso. TOP ROW: Patti Beston, Linnea Bardarson, Ardith Eliseuson, Georgia Malesis, Shelley Gould, Charlene Ramirez, Carla Abrams, Traci Cluff, Eha Moks, Sandy Penix. Sophomore Girls' Small Ensemble Piano: Liz Kay, Misty Schaffert. LEFT TO RIGHT: Gina Thorsen, Iody Staab, Holly Pugmire, Pam Taketa, Mary Ann Malesis, Lori Rutledge, Ines Zerbato, Shelley Forslu nd, Debbie Goodwin, Kathy Kremer. The Sophomore Girls' Ensemble Group should be given much praise and rec- ognition for all of the hard work that they have done this year. They are a fantastic group of twelve girls that spend much of their free time practicing songs to be performed. Some of the places where they performed are: The R.H.S. Variety Show, Open House, Renton Terrace, Baptist Church Renton Village, and The As- sociation of Retired Persons Club. Working together is one of the most important things that makes this group good. These girls have proven that singing is the heart of hear- ing. l s Members of the marching band cheering R.H.S. bands l l l Showing their support for the football team. Richard Coffin, and leff Hume leading the trumpets in Go Renton. V., 16, , mga t Z 3' ,,f, ,, W'-, 1 Mwgwrmfg g A ,' V 4 - ' 7 Q A , , f V4 f ,, , Q . r it 112 .. e Qi it A I e 3 it i 'l' , ' :6 ' 9 5 l ,fi 1 ,'- it .,.,,, , ,ltr ,yi .3 ,fill H sa' a A M 1 5, .iz l t - , u if , ,E , um WM' 1 . n ' 8 lf l l s' 5 gl lf ' Z agf za. ,pl , af ,, 5, P if 2 ,,' 3 i , el mf Q! Q ' , 4 yi, . A ' I M Q an X ,lll'l 3' 52. X K i f 'lf' ia ' W nf . V.: B ai , nr, -U, as .,,, I EL 5 I as n- ! 3 M' ,Q E M, 3 ei Ak g fl Vi R 'A to , nh l Marching band in the traditional Renton R . - yith the crowd. marching towards perfection The band ready to blast-off in their rocket formation. There is no truer truth obtainable 3:3:f,2,,,5.,,5.s,s,,:,,:--f - as- Q f. v -mt. i..-...st A large part of the R.H.S. musical depart- ment is the bands: marching, symphonic, ' ts.siff concert, pep, and stage band. Marching band consists of concert and symphonic band. With drum major, Doug Sutton, they practiced every morning in the school field, preparing and sharpening up for their weekly performances. The symphonic band, directed by Ray Col- borne, is the top of the tribe. They have devot- ed many hours making sure that the tradition of the R.H.S. band is carried on. They sponsor- ed a pancake breakfast, roller skating party, and a rumage sale to raise money so they could take a trip to Victoria, B.C. Their performances began with the Fall Concert held in November and the Christmas Concert in December. They also participated in a tri-high bicentennial program. A few selected individuals entered the N.P.S.L. Solo and Ensemble contest, where their hard work and devotion showed through. The season concluded with the annual Spring Concert, which once again proved to be a great success. This years bands deserve alot of praise for their achievement and talent to keep R.H.S. Leonard Hargiss playing his UM-PA's!?! bands ffl. Through dedication, spirit, and musicanship, their goals became realities. S ,,.. .,, .,.,.,.,,,,, , ,..,, ss, .., gs ' j .1 -'1- k ,:A- , f ,Q Symphonic Band -M-,,, ,g l l l i i FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW 1: Liala Berre, Carrie Suyetani, Georgiann Berganio, Denise Bennett, Marsha Cantrell, lean Wolter, Carrie Charlton, Karen Olson, Shannon Ramsey, Sue Fenner, Patti Noritake. ROW 2: Kathy Tirrell, Venitia Vango, 1.1. Nelson, Kim Dribnenki, Wanda Wehrman, Carmen Hawkins, jeff Fong, Lucielle Schweiss, Debbie Overby, Debbie Goodwin, loel Young, Patti Seidenstricker, jeff Singer, jim Ardnt, Gail Tsuboi, lulie Fujikado. ROW 3: Ed Hall, Brian Cook, Gary Hall, Rob Faris, Mike Meyer, Brian Hurtgen, Bob Lester, Tom Forbes, leff Hume. ROW 4: jeff Sakaguchi, Ted Stultz, Mark Mutschelknaus, Brad Zemaneck, Eric Thorsen, Doug Sutton, Andrew Longoria, Leonard Hargiss, Tom Ishii, Bruce Lyons, Steve Talmage, lay Segimoto. man than comes of music. . . R0be,tB,,,,W,,mg Stage Band Doug soloing, while Ted and Brad keep Steve and Bruce pickin' away. the beat going. l Rob, leff, and Tom laming. Concert Band Ay FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW 1: Elaine Rollolazo, Debbie Park, Margaret Mallory, Andrea Dige, Susan Donohue, Sue Kodama, Heidi Nakamura, Tara Lewis, Brenda Thornquist, Cindy Kline, ROW 2: Donna McCulloch, Holly Wood, lodie Simson, Rikka Dalthorp, Tami Taylor, lulie Delaurenti, Kirsten Surcamp, ludy Holm, Yvonne Vango, Cheryl Hurtgen, Liisa Berre, Susan Joseph- son, Paul Devlin, Frank Campell. ROW 3: Greg Lyons, Brian Schenck, Gene Segimoto, Helen Hytry, Sandra Gregg, Greg Haw- kins. ROW 4: Ken Griffin, Cindy Holt, Doug Bainbridge, Gary White, Dave Richardson, Suzanne Tovrea, Richard Faris, Mike Koens, Sandy Blyth, Wayne Dahlen, Myron Parker, Don McDaniel. l Student leaders. . . working and growing 14 neil First semester Student Council members Karen Ammons Greg Anderson lim Arndt Debbie Bailey Craig Belmondo Sheldon Bowlin Lori Campbell leanette Castillo Rosemary Castillo Amy Chan Lugene Dinius Greg Ekberg Mark Fitzgerald Lenard Garrett Anita Gesterling Sandra Gregg Susan Gregg Linda Grinolds Rodney Hobbs Steve Hume Kim Kawachi Brad Lansing Ernie Large' Kim Loken Cathy Magraw Terry McCulloch john Mejlaender Diane Mochizuki loe Moji Sue Moore Ken Narasaki Rod Neal Gordy Niemi Kevin Quande lohn Robbins Charlotte Sangalang Gregg Shiosaki Lisa Spjut Marcie Thatcher Cherie Toupin Karen Watt jordan Weaver Brian Webb together keeping R.H.S. 'better than best' Second semester Student Council members Karen Aliment Karen Ammons jim Arndt Eric Baker Sheldon Bowlin Steve Brabant Carey Cedergreen Dian Cleveland Tami Crueger Tom Cunningham Barbara Delanty Brian Fentiman Rita Gamboa Linda Grinolds Rick Hall julie Hughes Cheryl Hurtgen Linda lhle Kim Kawachi David Kerr Dan Lawrence Kim Lund Nick Marshall Tracy Martin Terry McCulloch Robin Mishler Eha Moks Ray Nobis Dave Nord Liz O'Hara Karen Olson Kelly Ramsey Mike Richardson Tony Ristine john Robbins Lori Rutledge Brian Schmidt jody Staab Valerie Stanley jordan Weaver Dave Wilson Brad Young ks l ' f' A s lr L .al 1 4' 11. f A.S.B. Officers strive for a successful year! Wm -. Dear Friends, This year has been an unforgetable expe- rience. Much has happened and many ac- tivities have taken place. Unique individuals, each contributing in his own way, however modest, have made this year one to remember. All aspects of Renton High School A. S. B. at one time or another have been questioned. Every year has its mountains to surpass, this year was no exception. Through much dedica- tion, energy, and understanding these moun- tains have shrunk, yielding to the peaks of success. Cheri, Karen and I wish the graduating Class of '76 the best of luck in whatever they pursue, and to the underclass, may the spirit and traditions of R.H.S. continue to grow. lhave learned much in -this past year, not from books and by success, but through experience and by failure. Never make the mistake... of giving up. K rYkf7CllDfYXOx. PRESIDENT gc' lon Kodama 'TVESSSQ VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY Cheri Bender Karen Fong Setting goals. . .Reaching them Executive Board Executive Board, sets agenda for student coun- cil. All propositions brought up at student council meetings must go through Executive Board first. ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT: Kathy Watt, Gary Hall, Teresa Billington, Roger Nakamura, Brian Cook, Debra Williams. ROW 2: Frank Cholaj, Sharon Chinn, Ion Kodama, Barb Gamrath, Mike Malnati, Karen Fong, and Eric Thorsen. NOT PICTURED: Sandy Blyth, Kathy Mano, janet Belmondo, Cheri Bender, and Mark Connel. Youth-of-the-Month Committee Youth-of-the-month Commit- tee shows which people are really involved at school, as well as community activities. They also show concern for themselves and R.H.S. is? -11 1 ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT: Gordon Barraugh, Brian Fentiman, chairperson, Chuck Mc- Guire. ROW 2: Debbie Gardin, and Kim Nelson. Election Committee Election Committee is designed to operate school elections in a smooth democratic man- ner. It is composed of stu- dents from three grade levels, sophomores, jun- iors and seniors. ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mark Connel, chairperson, Craig Violante,jim Arndt,AmirFakharzadeh. ROW 2: Deanne Space, Patti Noritake, Brian Hurtgen, Kim Loken, Brian Namatame, vice-chairperson, Wanda Wehrman. NOT PICTURED: Ieanette Castillo, Karri Seibert, Carrie Suyetani, Ken Nelson. I get by with alittle help from my friends Alone again, naturally. Pedro strikes again! I get by with a little help from my friends , was this year's theme for leadership camp. Beginning on No- vember 'lst at approximately 7:30 A.M., leaders from all the homerooms and representatives from various clubs were bused to camp to spend the weekend. Careful planning by the planning committee the events of the day got underway very smoothly. Starting off with a poster making contest and ending with free time and good music, the first day was definitely something to remember. The second day was more of a recovery day than anything ending with a guest speaker and lunch. Much was learned and much will be remembered as leadership camp '75 was a great success. Y 4 'u . 2 K V Q f Y True leadership qualities! fiatifvfv 4,35 Brian likes mom's cooking better! Providence Heights '75 1 ?'1 'Q If rx Q N ww A , f , , c 32911, X E .Q lg we vi f 7on1 huh Mark! Watch out McDonalds! The 1976 Hoover upright automatics. Qifariffcfo uexigg IQ' A Cheri Bender exclusive Bicentennial Committee Y 7 -nr .Wifi Members of Bicentennial Committee are: leanette Castillo, Maryhelen Castillo, Rosemary Castillo, Amir Fakharzadeh, Sandy Felker, Brian Fentiman, Melanie Hawks, Cindy layne, Stephanie Kurtz, Shirley Na- kashima, Karen Narasaki, Eve Olsen, Ellen Raphael, Lori Schutt, Eric Thorsen. Another new club that entered Renton's activities was the Bicentennial Com- mittee. It was formed to pro- mote student interest in the Bicentennial year. They started off by selling Bicen- tennial packets and sponsor- ing a multicultural lunch- eon. As the year progressed, they held a look-alike con- test in which students dressed up like someone of the past, and later on in the Bicentennial meeting in progress. year they had a Bicentennial week headed by a Tri-high assembly. Debate. . .a battle of wits 44 I Members: STANDING- Bob Cugini, Advisor Robert Kerslake, john Toda, Mary Hoffman, Lenard Gar- rett, Denise Tapscott, and Shawn Thompsong SITTING- Craig MacVeigh, Rob Faris, Bill Corder, john Everett, and Charlotte Sangalang. The Debate class this year wasn't the largest, but good things come from small class- rooms! The Varsity Debate team consisted of four people. Bob Cugini and Rob Faris made up the Affirmative team and Craig MacVeigh and john Toda made up the Negative team. The advisor is Mr. Robert Kers- lake, who has headed Debate at RHS for eight years. This year's team has had a series of victories that they hope will continue into next year. ,xv Varsity Debate Sleeping on thejob. Debaters in action, Q ls that a bottle in the bag? Arm in arm naturally, baby. Up in the air, around the rim, basket, basket! Thay Roger, you look really cute. This zipper works too, but there's nothing behind it. No wonder they call us The Heaviesf' Get down with Theodore Fonzirelli. Don't bother to tip it Roger, it's empty. 6. Y23 You want ME for the centerfold? NW... And though t you played it like checkers. Imported totem pole, boy are they stacked!! I said Smile , not Look dumb. 59 Drama Club. . .that's entertainment 4199 Members: Mark Angevine, Theresa Bell, Denice Bertucci, Pam Briggs, Kevin Bunker, Leslee Crate, Diane Debortole, Barbara Delanty, Carl Delo, Debbie Goodwin, Diane Hall, Mark Hanson, jeff Hume, Trudy Kain, lulie Kaster, Stepha- nie Kurtz, Kathy Leahy, Ken Lewis, Tara Lewis, Andrew Longoria, Ruth Longoria, Carla McNeelan, Paul Millett, Lou- rene Miovski, Wendy Reamer, Bonnie Royal, Dianna Royal, Larry Rystrom, Patty Seidenstricker, Sharon Tinnell, Mar- lene Tom, Bob Vogel, Aaron Weaver, jordan Weaver, Teresa Wittrock. Stage Crew in action Pam, Theresa, and jordan finishing a backdrop. The 1975-76 Drama Club and Stage Crew had a very busy year. They start- ed off with a Variety Show in October that involved the entire school. ln the Fall the play Our Town was put on, and proved to be a great success. The Spring musical topped it all however, with great performances by all partici- pants. Outside of school Drama Club and Stage Crew attended many drama festivals including the Washington As- sociation of Theater Artists High School Drama Festival held at Western Washington State College in May. This year Drama Club joined the Thespian Society and in addition to other ac- tivities, planned an exchange with oth- er schools. Thanks to the combined efforts of these two clubs, R.H.S. has been provided with great entertain- ment. Hard at work in the lighting cage Stage Crew. . .working behind the scenes Fall Pla ...Wilder's 'Gur Town' Cast of'Our Town' Dr. Gibbs ........ George Gibbs .... Mr. Webb ...... Stage Manager .... ... Mrs. Gibbs ..... Mrs. Webb ... Emily Webb ...... Lighting Design .. Lighting Technician Professor Willard ... loe Studdard ....... Constable Warren Mrs. Soames ....... ,...................RayHawkins .....................CarlDelo Ken Narasaki 81 Mike Meyer .Ken Narasaki 84 Mike Meyer ................MarleneTom ............WendyReamer ...Jordan Weaver . . . .Stephanie Kurtz .......BobVogel ...,lim Arndt ....lim Arndt . . . .Paul Millett . . . .Diana Royal This year's fall play was a Pulitzer Prize winner, 'Our Town', written by Thornton Wilder. It uses very few props but instead concentrates on excellent lighting effects. It took place in a small town in New Hamp- shire around the turn of the century. The plot dealt with people's reactions towards each other and was directed by Ted Brown. Ray 84 Carl have a father 84 son talk. jordan 84 Carl walking home from school. jeff Hume delivering milk in pantomime 7-K., 00 ...W M, . 1 Gossiping about Simon Stympson. Wendy Reamer Getting milk. Ray Hawkins Reading the paper. Carl Delo Talking out the window. jordan Weaver Helping Carl with homework through the window. X g!'x,? -?'i , Iwi Co-editors jeff Capeloto, Teresa Billington This year's Chieftain staff was very small consisting of five people, plus assistance from the journalism I class in reporting and solic- iting of advertising. Under the leadership of jeff Capeloto and Teresa Billington, Co-editors, the staff turned out a great paper every month. Instead of following the usual routine of hav- ing the same things in every issue, they were striving for variety in pictures and feature stories. x is fr' The Q Chieftain gf- -3 T1 Wt The Chieftain staff sponsored the Literary Contest where students entered their poems and stories. The staff judged and made awards to the winners. The budget was considerably low this year, so the staff was faced with pro- ducing fewer but more interesting news- papers. With the help of their advisor, Mr. Schneider, they were able to do this success- fully every month. ,,..- News editor Kathy Sholtz Feature editor Mike Malnati i ,alt i 3 Y,-an ---. ,-Q,,!.L'r , Ft? ,Ill -rg, u if B ,,,, l It 8 v ,i Q K, 'uv ,vi Q9 T J ',!,,,.--'A ' H it TT: il- r . ., .,.,,,.,.-.nn-..... e -- iq.Lv'....-1 Chieftain Staff LEFT TO RIGHT TOP ROW: Roger Nakamura, Kim Loken, Tim Iwasaki, Advisor Mr. Robert Schneider, Becky Reynolds, Debbie Thornquist, Greg Shiosaki. BOTTOM ROW: Patti Headley, Mike Malnati, Teresa Billington,1effCapeloto, Mark Moschetti, Kathy Sholtz. - S-if O, 'SQ E -f 'ed El f-5 . v 3 ' 1 , .- t 1' 5 E .1 f is 2, l I , , - ' .. CS Q? 9 Photographer Randy DeMoss. Sports editor Mark Moschetti. f 1 2 I ii 1 sQl,,,..., 1-gbl Emu! Gaul iw... O ' Nga-x. K as a..1f.+mw- Co-editors Teresa and leff going over final copy of the Chieftain with Kathy Sholtz. -df' Q Foreign Exchange spreading brotherhood After traveling onl ten hours it's unbelievea- ble how far I can get flom home country, Sweden. It's a small world nowadays. From the very begin- ning of my stay here in Renton, I have noticed how nice and friendly people are in this country. In Sweden the way of living seems to be more formal. It's marvelous to see how well we get along even though our ways of living in our home countries are so di ferent. As an exchange student I'm so happy to have this opportunity to attend Renton High School. It has been a great experience for me meeting all the students from this country and from other foreign countries. My ear in Renton is something I'll never forget. It has given me a good view on how the American people live and I've learned the lan- guage. I'm so grateful to my family Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hilmo and to the teachers and students in Renton High School. Thanks to all of you for your kindness and consideration. Christine Erickson Sweden . -.., H Even as a child I have heardof stories about a land on the other side of our world, it was called America. And as the story goes, it was full of honey. To me it meant excitement. Fun in short good times. The day I came I started looking for it. I found it and I found something more. This may sound a bit corny but I realized how I love my family. Before I left, I said that I'd be glad to get away from my brother, yet I miss him. Also, I've learned to under- stand myself better and this way I understand others, IOO. My year in Renton has been lovely. You have taken me in, treated me as one of you, shared with me our country, your way of life, and yourselves. At this point, I would like to thank the Berganios. They have been very warm and kind. When I am old and about to die, I will think back to these days and say a little prayer for Renton High. Teng Ocson Philippines .. iif A 'M R It will be very difficult for me to forget all these, experiences, shared with you. I think what it is to be a foreign exchange student, is spending a year, with a host country, host family, among all you, nice people, is an experience very exciting, beauti- ful and important for any young person,. Althou h, in the beginning it is a little hard to share with people with different customs, styles and language. But I think what with your help, anybod is able to learn anything. I know this very welll because I have received your help. I really believe, RHS is a very good community for learning, because they are the people for any foreign student. Its teachers and students are ex- cellent. For these reasons, RHS will be always be to me the place most important and lovel place E1 Akmerica therefore perhaps some day I win come ac . I will never sa Bye but I'll just say So lon friends. I will always remember you in my ming as well as in my heart. Finally, I just want to thank everyone, teachers, students and especially to my American family, the Thorsens. Pedro A. Medina Chile my The Foreign Exchange Club has been very busy this year. Their first activity was a recep- tion for our four new exchange students. They had a ski swap which was a big success for raising money. Also, they sponsored a P.T.S.A. Dance. In February they had an International Weekend, which they did with neighboring schools. We have been really fortunate to have the five students here to learn from them about their countries. STANDING: Mrs. Sihon, Will Knuth, Jean Wolter, Dawn Kraragna, Cathy Jansen, Diana Hall, Mary Helen Castillo, Mary Castillo, Lucy Schweiss, Ste hanie Kurtz, Teng Ocson, Connie Ullrich, Rick Perrin. SITTING: Nancy Winn, Jeanette Castillo, Shirley Nakashima, Rosemary Castillo, Vicki Taylor, Maralee Gould,Georgi- ann Berganio, Wend Reamer, Amir Fakharazadeh, NOT PICTURED: Karen Ammons, Rhonda Blair, Diane Debortole, Barbara Delanty, Chris Erickson, Sue Fenner, Sharon Jennings, Ken Kriekenbeck, Pedro Medina, Lourene Miovski, Monica Moore, Lauren Oney, Holly Pugnuro, Linda Sheldon, Kathy Stenvall, Gina Thorsen, Karen Watt, and Jennifer Welling. I came here last January and was a Senior here. I graduated in June and then I came back for the first semester. I can truthfully say that my stay at Renton High School has been a rewarding experience which I know I will never forget. I have made many different friends here and this will be the hardest thing to face when I leave here this January, leaving my new friends. Australia is quite different from America in a number of ways, yet very similar in a lot of respects, such as language, money, and color of skin. Something that is found in Australia that is most evident over here, and I suppose is everywhere is friendship. I wish the best for everyone here and if you are ever in Australia, make sure you look me up. Rick Perrin Australia After traveling about 24 hours from Hamburg, German to Detroit, Mich. and to San Francisco, Cal, I arrivedyin Seattle on August 18th and it was rain- ing. That's what the weather is like in Seattle, my American family told me at the air ort. I was very excited about everything because I knew I would get to know a whole new life and culture, especially school life, because I've heard that this is the main part inthe life of American kids. Maybe that's not the main part for everybody, but it is for those students who are very involved in school and who turn out for sport teams or other activities. So I turned out for swimming and I made alot of friends on the team. I really enjoyed it and I want to say Thank-you to all the girls in the team, who were so nice to me. But not only to the girls swim team, but to all my other friends I made this year. l'm happy to know what American schools are like and it's very different from German schools, therefore, I can't say which school system I like better, but I can say that Renton High School helped me to enjoy my American Year and I was happy to be in Seattle, even if it rains a lot. Cornelia Ullrich Germany Spades Club l ...the helping hand gs., +L A , g 1 ,a ,, , M A fi SPADES CLUB MEMBERS: LEFT TO RIGHT: BOTTOM ROW: Debbie Gibson, Carrie Suye- tani,1ulie Kaster, Cheryl Short. MIDDLE ROW: Petra Colvin, Anita Gesterling, Cindy Van Meche- len, Cindy layne. TOP ROW: Cathy Jansen, Sandy Felker, Debbie Warns, Robert Vogel, Roy Thomas. Cheryl Short, Secretary-Treasurer Petra Colvin, Vice-President Anita Gesterling, President Spades Club was very successful this year under the leadership of President Anita Ciesterling, Vice-President Petra Colvin, and Secretary-Treasurer Cheryl Short. They held a Thanksgiving party at the Katherine Blake Home, dance marathon for the Senior Citizens, cake walk, Christmas party for the retarded, Valentine's party, dinner for the elder- ly, bike-a-thon, and visited the Valley Villa Convelescent Home. Together they became the Helping Hand of R.H.S. New FBLA Club starts out strong Members: Karen Bales, Debbie Bland, Dorlee Brown, Polly Caughron, Michelle Courage, Rhonda Diethrich, Evelyn Everett, Amir Fakharzadeh, Michelle Goetz, Shelly Gunter, Laurie Heck, Nancy Hilde, Lisa Hoveland, Kerry lewett, Susan Keating, Pam May, Kathy McComas, Sue Moore, Paula Payton, Wendy Reamer, Debbie Robbins, Kelly Roy, Marla Tappano, Rhonda Vanderford, Cindy VanMechlan. S Q S-K 5'5i.?.d View Advisor: Mrs. Bersentes, President: Debbie Robbins, Vice-Presi- dent: lanett Parsons, Secretary: Polly Caughron, Treasurer: Michelle Goetz, Reporter: Carey Cedergreen, Historian: Debbie Bland, Pub- licity Chairmen: Nancy Hilde, Shelly Gunter. Q ' l ,, f I want to hold your hand. Renton's new FBLA club started out their first year with enthusiasm and hope. Their first money raising projects were highly suc- cessful car washes followed by a fantastic car- nival which shall now be an annual event dur- ing Homecoming week. During the year the club sponsored a dance, sold crafts in their crafts shop and held an installation banquet to introduce the club and its members. The club attended three conventions: two out of state and one in state. Under the supervision of Mrs. Marty Bersentes the club ended their first year at R.H.S. with great success. lust Clownin Around Girls' Club - unity, spirit,determination Sue Moore and Kerry lewett-Party Committee This year has proven to be a great one for Girls' Club. They started out planning activities this summer, and started the year off with the faculty luncheon. This started the way for one successful event after another. At homecoming, Girls' Club sold carnations and bandanas. ln December came Christmas Tolo, which turned out great, followed by various activities for Christmas. In spring the Daddy Daughter Dinner Dance and Spring Tolo took place. At the end of the year they sponsored the Mothers Tea. Many thanks goes to Girls' Club for adding spirit and enthusiasm to the school, and a special thanks to officers Karen Yasutake, Barb Gamrath 84 Carey Cedargreen. Sue Taketa, Lisa Dallosto, Debbie Bailey, and Maureen Flynn-Christmas Tolo Committee. Carrie Suyetani, Debbie Kubasta, Ieanette Castillo and Sue Fenner-Friendship and Correspondence Committee. L? Debbie Burkhalter, Shelley Gunter, lanett Parsons, Liz Nomura, Lori Campbell, and Kelly Roy KNOT PICTUREDJ-Spring Tolo Committee. C-.gb 5:6 ff - u 7 . , Teresa Billington, Vicki Taylor, Kathy Ohlson, and Robin Mishler-Facu'lty Luncheon Committee. sf'-.. 'l Officers: Barb C-amrath, Vice President, Karen Yasutake, President, Carey Cedargreen, Secretary. in f e Karen Watt, Tricia Gibbs, Rosemary Castillo, Lori Hamamoto, Mary Carolan QNOT PICTUREDD-Daddy Daughter Dinner Dance Committee. ? jggg ,, H , In Patti Headley, Nancy Smyth, Karen Olson, Shannon Ramsey, Theresa Foley, Cheri Bender-Mother's Tea Committee. an Jody Ford, Kim Loken, Gail Tsuboi, Linda lhle CNOT PICTUREDJ-Fund raising Com- mittee. ,Wa X x Not today, I have a headache. You! You! You! Q, An , .r4??i5f Wanna Drag? Everyday Mugging! S E s S S 5 Take a walk on the wild side. lt's a bird, it's a plane, it's an SST. D 'Y--, -' I 1555, Cultural Awareness Club. . .reaching their goals Members SITTING: Rod Hobbs, Andre Coleman, Reba Champion, Miss Cole, Michael Barnes, Gregory Webster, STANDING: Lenard Garrett, Francine Luster, Barbara Coleman, Otis Coleman, Alvin Ward, Deborah Williams, Darryl Woods. NOT PICTURED: Linda lohnson, Annette Santiago, Donna Smith, Nick Watson, james Luster, Denise Tabscott, Charlotte Sangalang. 2.1 r . I f in I g' We , 't Vi 'fi I we ' 4 X, . A Vila? . . Officers: Andre Coleman, President, Reba Champion, Vice-Presidentg Miss Cole, Advisor, and Michael Barnes, Secretary. Cultural Awareness Club was a very active group this year. They planned a Martin Luther King Awareness Day and a Black History Week. They also put on a dinner and planned a Bicentennial activity. With the help of Miss Cole, their advisor, the group achieved all that they were working for. DECA. . .getting involved Y, ? Advisor, Mr. George Winkles President, Renee Nelson X Parlimentarian, jeff Ankeny Secretary, Kim Corner .wo Where friendship begins. .. S to build a better tomorrow Wiwavt gf , 1 2 A T K A Vice-President, Brad Lansing X X DECA hosts Thanksgiving dinner at Head Start. Under the supervision of Mr. George Winkles the DECA class works to get things done. The many activities of the DECA class during the year were the Haunted House in Bryn Mawr, an employee-employer banquet, Christmas Caroling, the statewide governor's Conference, and the test of leadership skills at the Western Regionals. DECA also took an active part in the Head Start program, working with children, giving parties, and large holiday dinners. DECA shows who cares. 61:2 ff Q ,, ABOVE: Treasurer, Bonnie Wilkes f a 'WA 'X 9 W RIGHT: Historian, Tajuana Mayo -I the KOAVW 'Tv 859 vs Torch blazes on l Arndt, james Ashby, Douglas Bales, Karen Bender, Cheri Beston, Terri Billington, Teresa Bland, Debora Bruhjell, Ronald Campbell, Lori Capeloto, jeff Carolan, Mary Caughron, Pauline Chinn, Layne Chinn, Sharon Connel, Mark Cugini, Robert Demchuck, Karen Dillin, Debra Fakharzadeh, Amir Faris, Robert Flatten, Craig Fong, Karen Forbes, Thomas Gamrath, Barbara Cribbs, Patricia C-lazier, Donald C-ustine, Donald Hall, Gary Hamamoto, Lori Hargiss, Leonard Henry, Loren Hikida, Wes Holm, Nancy Hume, Jeffery Ihle, Linda lansen, Pauline Kingery, Tamarlyn Kodoma, jon Kriekenbeck, Roger Leonard, Elizabeth PGYIOIL Paula Lester, Robert Linton, Becky Loken, Kim MacVeigh, Craig Malnati, Mike Millett, Paul Moore, Monica Namatame, Brian Narasaki, Karen Narasaki, Carl Nelson, Ken Norris, Chuck Raphael, Ellen Schroeder, Karen Sheldon, Linda Stenvall, Kathy Taketa, Dan Tamada, Mike VanMechelen, Cindy Violant, Craig Wehrman, Wanda Welling, layne Woolridge, Stacy Yasutake, Karen Under the leadership of President, Mark Connel, Vice-Presidents, Mike Tamada and Eric Thorsen, Secretary, Connie Spee, Torch has done an outstanding job this year. During Christmas week they had their annual candy cane sale, which profited very well. Also they sponsored a successful P.T.S.A. dance. Torch ended the year with a spring banquet that made this year one of Torch's best. President, Mark Connel, Secretary, Connie Speeg Vice-Presidents, Mike Tamada, Eric Thorsen ...N ,Mm I Ammons, Karen Ausman, David Bardarson, Lisa Beckman, Lois Bland, William Braafladt, Peter Brunell, Mark Capelletti, Cory Charlton, Carrie Choat, Debbie Cook, jon Cook, Sharon Cosens, Tim Courage, Renee Crueger, Dallosto, DeMoss, Deering, Delanty, Dorgan, Fanning, Fong, jef Tami Lisa Randy Robert Barbara Laurel Valerie f Fujikado, julie Fulton, Deborah Gamboa, Bruce Garrett, Lenard Gearheart, Linda Grimes, Deeann 'SW Hansen, Lonnie jayne, Cindy jones, Kathy Kriekenbeck, Ken Kurtz, Stephanie Large' Earnest Lesmeister, joanne Lester, Mark Longoria, Andrew Louie, Serena Lowe, Phil Madden, Richard Mano, Kathy Murakami, Rick Nakamura, Heather Nelson, Gary Nelson, jennifer Noritake, Patricia Norris, Steve Olsen, Eve Olson, Karen Osborn, Mike Patterson, Shawn Ramirez, Venita Robbins, Cindy Schweizer, Scott Segimoto, Arthur Singer, jeff Space, Deanne Spee, Connie Stanley, Brian Sutton, Doug Swanson, Kathleen Talmage, Steve Thorsen, Eric Trimm, Bill Tsuboi, Gail Whalen, Kim White, Susan Whittaker, Bruce Wing, Carolyn Witters, Renee Yasutake, Warren ETA' T--.......-......,-.......- ---....-..., '-'wfllgt Aliment, Karen Arita, julie Beal, Steve Belmondo, janet Bingaman, Ann Brabant, Sharie Briggs, Pam Bunker, Kevin Buoy, Keith Cantrell, Marcia Cappelletti, Lisia Crueger, Robert Delaurenti, Vicki Delo, Carl Dull, Pam Fenner, Sue Festin, Mike Fortier, Tammy Franceschina, Doug Gardin , Deborah Gosciewski, Victor Hart, Sandy Hawkins, Carmen Helwig, Mark Hilde, Karen Hynes, Ronnie lshii, Tom jansen, Catherine jones, Kelli Katara, Sunil Kato, Steven Kay, Elizabeth Kelly, joann Kohlwes, Tami Kravagna, Dawn Kubasta, Debra Kuse, Glenn Leathley, Betsy Liebrich, Dean Malnati, Mark McLendon, Linda Mejlaender, john Melvin, james Miovski, Laurence Moschetti, Mark Nelson, Kim Nichols, Misty Nomura, Elizabeth Pugmire, Holly Rystrom, Larry Sakaguchi, jeff Sato, Susan Sauerbrey, Steve Schutt, Lori Sell, Melissa Siebert, Karri Staab, jodell Stenvall, jon Thorsen, Gina Toda, john Tonks, Renata Torkelsen, james Weldin, Greg Wittrock, Teresa Wolter, jean Yagi, Teresa Zemanek, Brad Zerbato, Ines The spirit of '76 belongs to R.H.S nh Duane Burkhalter Tami Crueger Sharon Chmn R.H.S. has always been at the to of the league in school pride, sportmanshlg, and most important, spirit. These tra itions are kept up under the leadership of: DI- ANE, TAMI, SHARON, IODY, IULIE, PATH, HEATHER, and CINDY. They have inspired school spirit, conducted 'pep as- semblies, and supported all school ath- letic events. These eight girls started the year off by attending the World Cheerleading Con- ference, at Ellensburg, Washington. There they received 3 superior ribbons on their performance and 1 excellent ribbon on their pep poster. They came back with spirit and enthusiasm which carried them t roughout the year. Un er the supervision of MS. KAREN FORD, the cheerleader's various jobs got done and done well. This will leave re- membrances of these eight girls as the most enthusiastic leaders at good ole Renton High. Jody Ford julie Fujlkado Pam Headley Heather Nakamura Cindy Robbins . S255 A k 1 Qe.,,g..4zf,...f5w4.'-mfs-s..bf.x . .. Q, Um, 4 S M -'F -M N,.. ' 'mbk ' ' . 4, F - A-ML M 'K ..w.,. 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T X Members of Pep Club are: Karen Aliment, Linda Bertels, Ann Bingaman, Cindy Bland, Debbie Bland, Sandy Blyth, Eva Bostwick, Sue Budinich, Diane Burkhalter, Mary Burkhalter, Marcia Cantrell, leanette Castillo, Maryhelen Castillo, Rosemary Castillo, Sharon Chinn, Tami Crueger, Lisa Dallosto, Becky Davis, Diane DeBortole, julie Delaurenti, Pam Dull, Danny Elledge, Trining Festin, Jody Ford, Cami Frederick, lulie Fujikado, Debbie Goodwin, Dianna Hall, Patti Headley, Sarah Hughes, Liz Kay, Kathy Kremer, Debbie Kubasta, Advisor Mrs. MacDonald, Elaine Maekawa, Cathie Magraw, Mary Malesis, Heather Nakamura, Shirley Nakashima, Susan Namatame, Carol Narasaki, Karen Narasaki, Lisa Nealy, Shannon Ramsey, Brenda Richmond, Cindy Robbins, Lucille Schweiss, Cheryl Short, Jody Staab, jackie Stark, Laurie Stricker, Keri Truscan, Yvonne Vango, Alison Walkden, Debbie Warns, Teresa Wittrock, Inez Zerbato, The spirit of RHS this year was the 1975- 76 Pep Club. The club started off the year with a new approach of having Pep Staffs and a point system. Pep Staffs are a group of four people who do the special little things for the different sports. Dur- ing Homecoming week, the club sold red and white helium balloons and spirit beads, which helped everyone get in the right mood. For Christmas, the group got together and had a progressive dinner and later went caroling. They also had a SUPER SPIRITED car wash, sold carna- tions for Valentines Day, and, at the end of the year, some members were honored with a pin. Under the leadership of co- presidents Debbie Bland and Karen Nara- saki, secretary leanette Castillo, and advisor Mrs. MacDonald, the club's en- thuiasm has really kept them going this year. Pep Club in action! Officers FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Karen Narasaki, leanette Castillo, and Debbie Bland. hm-Q. F E 5 nv EEE 1 Sw W--rn.-N. 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'Y' f- I i-11, if T5 , gk S iii i l e M S D ' Cindy Taylor S, ,et,at, Q ' john Taylor Pam Taylor Q 1 X95 1 ' Roseanne Thacher aa . S EricThorsen fi - . , ' ll 'S f ' X A , 1- , f f ii : 53 4 - ff .: 1- ., if Kathy Tirrell Marlene Tom Bill Tfimm Gail Tsuboi Steve Tully ,tti an Y'- X 5 Carolyn Wing Renae Witters Darryl Woods Warren Yasutake Tom Yoshioka Roger Zimmerman Dana Va nderford Venetia Vango Bob VanMechelen Doug Va nn Greg Wagner Tom Wasner Sgiznwvlxiden Russ Watanabe S . Nick Watson Ebgxvvlzlailig ,S ig Karen Wan Bruce Whittaker I, ya M 2 , e1,- 'Ki-1 Lee Widger Karen Wik Debbie Williams Ken Williams N1 '-i: V 1 C ! ix S f' X Jill I S ii Q F me , ff 621 Qi 'avaqg WF? '-,If 'fmtef numunan . f'A ffiflfl' I ' A And they said this class was a blast! tr, Hey beautiful, what's happening? That wasn't very funny, Rob! 'Ya What are you up to now, Terry? I'm Big, I'm Bad, I'm Boss! Eric and Brian lead the juniors again! A promi ing class of '77 IUNIOR COUNCIL MEMBERS: LEFT TO RIGHT: FRONT ROW: Cindy Robbins, Kim Kawachi, Karen Watt, Heather Nakamura, Teresa Bell, julie Fujikado, Kathy Mano, Theresa Foley, Gene Eckberg, Linda Bertels, Shannon Ramsey, jay Segimoto, Russ Watanabe. SECOND ROW: Gail Tsuboi, Tom Stenslie, Rob Deering, Patti Sadler, Eva Bostwick, Serena Louie, Karen Olson, Alison Walkden, Venita Ramirez, Suzanne Smith, Eric Thorsen. THIRD ROW: Venetia Vango, Connie Spee, j.j.Nelson, Tami Crueger, Leslie Bowden, Lisa Dallosto, Lisa Bardarson, Sue Budinich, Lisa Nealy, Kathleen Swanson, Karen Ammons, Brian Hurtgen. BACK ROW: Caroline Wing, Nancy Smyth, Frank Cholaj, Ernie Large, Randy Sneesby, Brian Nelson, Larry Rock, Doug Hisey, Ed Hall, Tom Wasner, Ron Adams, Ken Kriekenbeck, Tom Yoshioka. 1 K K ,t,,. Q, '2kTrQh N2 W A r Under the leadership of KATHY MANO, this year's junior .5 ttys Council was filled with spirit and enthusiasm. I W During Homecoming Week, the juniors sold class cookies, 'i decorated their hall, and to add to their achievements, they decorated the stadium. Keeping up the Christmas spirit, the Eg juniors sold Christmas treats. Winter Prom, annually sponsored by the juniors, was a success. - The juniors can be proud of their achievements throughout this year. Their many accomplishments show a very promising class of '77, ss 9 Y-J Winter Prom Sweethearts are Debbie Burkhalter, Deonne Herman, Karen Aliment, and Cindy Rob- bins. Winter Prom '7 Dining and dancing at the Hilton Inn was a mem- orable night for those who attended Winter Prom '76. With both the juniors and Sophomores working together, Winter prom proved to be very successful. Beginning with a delicious dinner and then danc- ing to the music of Oz, Winter Prom was a night to remember. i Who were you expecting, Barbarino? 3 51 ,QA Why you looking up there, when I'm down here? ,ad - L xg VL. J 3 53 Hmm, running out of gas would be too obvious! loin the people who join the army! r w ar ws: zf fu ..,, ,J VM i V G-r-r-r-r X It was the monster mash! Smile Sue, you're on candid camera ...-..- N ..,.,.. A 4.., a n ' 'Y lwpw 12 1223 C n :H f fl 7 'L.. gfmtw 1 an Q . :m.1, ,.,- - ,'-WS w. Q . J i 5 f if ...J J 4-- 'Wz , 'YBE4 A ,. ,. ., S51 9-Q 'J' ,33 ' lyk ww - z ,f U1 r W j i' 'QEWAQ gin: X l '91,-Q MQ -we -Q 'E ry E ' U' 'Q v ,Mao H' - rv? - K, fy- MIC A 'fil 23 u 5? 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Becky Goodwin L -1 Ai 1 ill L A il Debbie Goodwin X if 'iff' s Q Q X' I 'QV B Susan Gould , 'F' fi' - la 63 Alice Grace ,N af. t gf f F stli. . 2- ff' 1 NA 1 f 1+ '39 , il-if i t . Linda Grinolds Cindy Holt . N, t1 , Irma Guerrero Dan Hull sf ll My 'ff F Cathy Gunst Ron Hynes - e 'fi 1 t tb ff' ' 'MT B V ' iw-l ,f 'iw A as MQW ,L .iK. 5- ' E JK. Leslie Heilpern Mark Helwig Gerald Hess Terri Hikida Alex Holt Tom Ishii fi' be if N fe ff if 1 , MT Q '1 I joAnn Kelly David Kerr KF:!f Af! A Linda King if KKK Pam Kirby 'Q v Q 4' is I t 1452, , I KW J? 44 f K ix GM Cathy Hardin D.j. Hasbrook Paula Hart Carmen Hawkins E , f K L., U tim - ., ,V+ f K J lt-- X' 'Z ' . f. w M K f ' ' l Russ Haag Sandy Hart V was ' QS , W an QQ: ' fbf 2M 1 .v Stephan nie Kirkevold Cynthia Kline ,gh .A , ' f' 17' f H- L K . I ' y 'j Q . , ,I x 3 R New Dino Henry Steve Herman Karen Hilde Kathy Hoeper DeeAnn Islai Kenneth Ives ' -fn -rvrs A g 44, , .4 4 3 .K .Us-:K 'f -K K' f K ik '.J W... , .ts if KK r Z ' 3' ' 1 e e12'..: 'l 1 1 as f g rit J' J W 3' Il' f jfj K' ii-w 5 if svfifm W K K Q5r'M Q? W , . ,I la ., . .,., ,, 'D 1' if It .fx , . K.KK. V , K .j,,. f Steve jacobs Ken jernigan , Y Q 3 M Catherinejansen Candy johnson 2'-3 . KSK Rick janssen Kathyjohnson 2 ',K in X 1,4 fy KKKKK K Linda johnson Sunil Katara -L F ll S Piimlolin Elizabeth Kay ' A , Kelli jones Mike Kelley K , A 'f- . 5251.135 if I - K A fm, , MmKMd 4 W Mike Kidd figs L V A uv- .L ra- I in-K Gretchen Kircher a P IK'k ld 'Q K,Kt Kf:.K K au rr evo My Ay y KjK, Koens xg- f y .: in Tami Kohlwes A X A ' 'iraq 1 N., A .55 K X -' rig, riw , ' 1 72 V mb, ' if l2?Q7?W in iil ZW 'Q 'llssl ' Wayne Komatsu Katherine Kremer V Cathy Kossert Debbie Kubasta K ' -.r ,g a V Dawn Kravagna Nelson Kuney A KEL 3, K s fa 5 I r 'tstr r V 1 gf' tr . .veaskeft r tfKK 1' ,f,JFJf5 se x ww 3 if , 3 .L 3: U. ? jf , auf wg, 'W Y 1 ,. Q . fat ' -, E Y M uifxi Z isn edffi-Q we ti 1 .A+ W S Ni .X y v J . .. , Q, f .A x Tw .,,.,. 1 .. ,,..., sg, !i gsusfxas . if . 'S 3755: 5. . elif E. L Glenn Kuse Lori Langei f '1 t-ij Debbie Lasecki s S N is if Q' 5355 i . fix? , K Le' rt. N b , 'K f y L3 I X 2 he V3 as Betsy Leathly Ken Lewis L Ae'e Dean Liebrich 1 Q t F Dan Linton ,ij Sl-V Mike Lloyd my Ruth Longoria E ' nnn n ' . Ex j 2 z,... L M 7 I jj L Cathie Magraw All F ? . Denise Mahnke R' 6 - Mary Ann Malesis L j L 2 ff ft Rag -.kk ra '-4 X.- ggf iiil Ron Marshall Kelly Martin Sherry Maust Dan Lawrence Tamara Lawrence jeff Lieske Kathy Lillie Peggy Lord jeff Lytle Margaret Mallory Mike Malnati Sherrie Mayes Donna Mayo ft 5 'Kiev Unit of spirit and enthusiasm V L ' Sherri McCulloch Don McDaniel Carla McNeelan john Mejlaender Nelson Miller Roselynn Miller Brenda McGregor Melanie McLaughlin Linda McLendon jim Melvin Teri Midget Elaine Miles Lourene Miovski Dean Miskimens jeff Mitchell , t g, 3. -1 Mark Moschetti Mike Murakami Leif Newell Linda Nogales Brian O'Hara Cris Ofsthus Tony Palazzo Sue Pantier Tracy Paxton jim Payton Shirley Nakashima Kim Nelson Tammy Nelson Liz Nomura Karen Oberholtzer john O'Brien Bruce Oleson Bill Osborne Ray Osborne Diane Parker Dan Parrott Keri Patton Dave Pederson 'i n g' RT Randy Pentzold T Paull Pleasant if - r V. becomes O E for the Sophomores '55 Q' :gag , ,lx-s,,. .Li .RFQ QW ? , 1 ' at rsy Q Q .,1e,. Q .tf,t.,hi 1 K' :A :Q X A 'l' 'G' Debbie Polstra Sandy Potter Bob Powell jim Rancourt Shelly Rauch Tony Raum Colleen Retel Tim Reynolds Sandy Rice Holly Pugmire Kim Quande Philip Reid Sheryl Reid Bruce Richards David Richards I in , 7 'H all M Q5 -sw ar. , ti W Qiif . Q' , Heil Q gf yt.ys. S he A I -c fl -sf , ,gg fs s k fl 1 U gg i I , K Q, z u - fftifsi U rl f s -1:1 f 1 N: 'xxx .2 . yi N al N X x ,ig il R Q 'Wg' MTS R, 'sb ' 'ft Af iq R r .. r It ,Q -s Q-5 . r E 1 sig' : 'i, Tlxfaiff M t ,,.. A . l.. ,, y flfl?1:ii as W ' J as S , tt. S 55 ,,L.. - R is 1 ff ff , If , S 1 235 ' sz , , ' 4 ,t 512' I ., , , A 5 ,' 'gg As K R3 5: A llstwgig,j. . - Q iw-.V . .. ,ni 3:3 - - I. K, ' 4- , f an , 'U ' Q- if fx ' , ,Q K I , . . fq 'tai . e v- ' .- - , zgff- , . -' '- P - aj' ' - , JJ W 'R N. , '10 is 'Wi - . f si R' R ' . Q ffl .:. 1 !.- T . UI . , -5 , , ' h 5124? kai, . .- W, .. , , , X. , L Q g ' f .V Qs Q aye 'illlfikg , t I W Qi . l 1 S t s are fav:-'rf - L S - ' I i:.i,Q. .. ., , X :EJ KJ ,- a. W Kurt Roberts Lorie Robinson Ron Rockey Kathey Rolstad Elaine Rook Dean Rosoto Bonnie Royal Rick Rush Lori Rutledge iflivif at ,t -A Al: -a.: -W I' ,L - tml f ' ' N' . 55 . K A S 'xx 'ns' i A ,na .. 4 leff Richards Ron Richardson Scott Richmond Tony Ristine Larry Rystrom jeff Sakaguchi Manuel Sanchez Denise Sanderson xii The 5 minute rush! Misty Schaffert Linda Scholes Tarnmy Scheuffele Bob Schunzel Don Schlosser Missy Sell Tammy Sheilds Kathy Sholtz ll ' S AE ' ' ..-- .fi .iw -..v Laurie Stricker Steve Stricker Lori Schutt Lucy Schweiss Colleen Seibert Rick Seidmore Jody Staab jackie Stark lon Stenvall Mary Stephens Steve Sauerbrey ' at 1 L l l 'ip ' N ...A f A iw y - ' f x7 as Ru nda Seirawan sf ' - fi- .., tnlf z! is N,1 Q s i 'K 32? z gigs.:-es'i '-31 Q- julie Sorenson af W i Dave Spicknall EN 'worth ,v xgirglqai J. . Kim ,Q -3155 . f 75: 55'-f 1- W ,lfs Q. Q' I kill' X I, lon Stewart f L W.. V if rw i':g,, 'V P Qi Ai ssss 9-as Dave Struck Kent Surcamp 'ff- , it , . ,. :'zk' ' 2? X, ' 'l ' K 'l t. .. I VR! .,,., x V t A sa . 'ai -st .K , ,E . If , , . .Sth .5 , .H xx. , . S i 'Y is -:jr 'Q 't K x y . 1', t R ,.., 3 , ,, ' 4: 0 'l - ,.sl if . l iii 1 Fas' Dean group slss'l' it ' GCN? 'Ira ' N 1 Roy Thomas Marcie Thacher lerry Taylor Diane Thompson lim Torkelson Keri Truscan Diana Vann Sonia Vukcevich lanelle Weber Greg Webster Greg Weldon jennifer Welling 'lll A ra- T 'T rs 4 ,s f Qi i me T QWQJWQ l lr , I, V ., Tanya Vivolo Alvin Wafd 3 'llr v i, Debbie Ward r an f x A ' gk Brian Westerbeck ,b Robert Westerbeck 'T Peggy Wheeler . ,' I ' 5 4 'S' X buf ' W L ,T T eerr T T -kilry l 1. I Trebo Yagi V 'fill 7 I N Brian Young . ' T Brad Zemanek all Inez Zerbato Adam Zier Paige Taasevigen Pam Taketa Kirk Williamson Sally Wilson Teresa Wittrock lean Wolter Gina Thorsen Lisa Wasser jordan Weaver ww 0 ,.,. e .....,. A 46 0 an 'rf if f -1 I if Candy west ? GefYWl1iIe T' f Stewart Whitley T' r gr 1 im s r rrer U , is J .fall Carol Yabusaki fr , 541' vm I Busy Suzy, busy! ar 4 what Wl'1en's it gonna happen? 'VU M , 'AW Take life alittle easier. Do you wanna play spin the bottle? Was that 22 to the left or 22 to the right? The super class of '78 FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Gina Thorsen, Tami Kohlwes, Tony Ristine, Kevin Bunker, jeff Sakaguchi, Debbie Polstra, jackie Stark, janet Belmondo, Carmen Hawkins, jody Staab, Pam Dull, Tammy Fortier, Dawn Kravagna, Lourene Miovski. SECOND ROW: Leslie Heilpern, Larry Rystrom, jean Wolter, Becky Davis, Karen Aliment, Liz Nomura, Debbie Gardin, Shari Brabant, Inez Zerbato, Laurie Stricker, jeannette Castillo, Keri Truscan, Sheri McCulloch. THIRD ROW: Ken Ives, Dave Roberts, Kathy Kremer, Cathy Magraw, Sandy Hart, Sue Cheney, Marcie Thacher, Rosemary Castillo, julie Sorensen, Mark Moschetti, Peggy Lord. FOURTH ROW: Tom Ishii, Dan Lawrence, Sally Wilson, Mary Burkhalter, Karen Hilde, Linda McLendon, jean Ellingson, Liz Kay, Linda Grinolds, Candy johnson, Lori Rutledge, Kent Surcamp, Sue Fenner, Tracey Carlson. Spirit and teamwork were the key words that janet Belmondo's Sophomore Council followed this year. With the help of Vice- Representative Debbie Gardin, and Secretary Karen Aliment, they started off the year with a carwash. The money that they raised helped buy their SUPER 78 T-Shirts. During Home- coming week, the busy Sophies decorated their hallway, sold kazoos, and held a clothing drive. For Halloween they had a Guess the Weight of the Great Pumpkin Contest. With energy and determination the Sophomores had a very successful year. mi .lu- ' 'li hr' 5 4 l ' joe Motorcycle cramming for a test. ktim., Typical Frosh utilizing studyhall time. 425 f . , 4 , 1' ' VVV sf, 6 gg- ws ra if A +A ft- .S YQ' if A ., -.' , I 'A i V A My ZAA ra A ' A 4 .6 lv f' 1' Ml I l fl i .,,, , My. , if j j lui 45 f X 1. I I f f A - f 5 , 2 ,,, iv , . I h I J . 1 'Q ' i' 4 5 .V arg- jc S ,M ,-- ff' W 'L Aff y W 7 I Q 1 2' - ,, ' If 'Ulf IQ, f , 'A 4 f l ll A M rf' ,, , , 22. :zl I 4 Sv i ll Ks ,f r , is 1 1 Qrlf, -f ' Jaw K I 4 4- Y-. tif- 6. ' .,,5 ' w ,ft-f. V ., 3 , 3 Ein t of Uh sky 1 we 'wr ,N , W Q .af Y' 1 - I 4 ,Mf . . .A 0 lv- i, 'H I I ,yxflnf 1 . 'F hal if ' ii' 5 .Aj if 7 '5 ' f y -' ' ' ,xi ,tn .5 , A Ja. Roger Carson Scott Carson Aaron Cass Mary Castillo Amy Chan Leon Charboreau Carla Abrams Sandra Adahl Brenda Adams Greg Anderson Mark Angevine Cindy Arbuckle jenny Beadle Robin Benson Laila Berre Cindy Bland Mike Blessing Sandy Blyth Steve Brabant Don Bradley Carol Braafladt Cliff Brown jeff Brown Monika Brunnenkant Marianne Capeloto Leshia Cappelletti Tina Cappelletti Diane Akers Dave Allbright jim Allen Rick Autio Doug Bainbridge Linnea Bardarson Liisa Berre Patty Beston Rhonda Blair john Bond Dave Borsvold Kim Bowden Vicki Braaten Martin Breslin Cynthia Bressan Kerri Budy Shannon Cady Georgiana Campbell Warren Cariveau Amy Carolan Don Carpenter ty A .,.,,,,. :gf ' v Wi , .-A M' it M ' -V W' ,rf , - Hi '27 'K llkk 4 ' '-' il ,., A.-,T Q. f ,M my A ' If U 4. , l V Q 2 'Z mf C l'i' illi, 1 at j ' A V Ahj, A w ir ff A was v' I Qlf -' -'E l A C 'A 1 f W 'i W H ip 5 ga, -ar' , l . 4, i I i ' lg! 5 -4 U 1 5. Q 1 v- , -My-. : - 1 i is 'Q ,mil r its 'Aw azz! ' 1' 0 iii was 'snuff gafilli jodi, you're mint. ,,.-Q .My llCi IlIII C f .C Ms A Brian Charlton Dave Chrlstrnan no 7 143 7f'r'5Q.'L' U , Menzle Chmn loe Clafk Wfffd Chow Mike f'aYIOn 2 F4 Qi 3 W , ' V .C ' ff A Ann Coates Dave Collins - ' 'uf' . C1 , Heidi Colvin are Y C, F Corraine V Henderson QI 'V 2 if Q 4 iff? I Q 4171 Mffwi. i C1 ., 1 ' C 3 ' ,Z ff. ' ' Iifafi '- l' C, 'S E 'n' II ,,,,.1, IC ,IQ C 2 , ff 'A-rc.. , l 5' Y . 1 'f' 1, 3 ' , ' . 7, I ' ' --Rr 93 E l Yi f l ' l l fl i 'x li H . 55:19 A f are ,. C ,WIC 24553 I ,ff Brian Crutcher Oops! l forgot to shave today. Gina Custer 5 411 ' 4 9 E Q 1 N A ,,. Lg, 4- Q, ' 4 ' X I 4 C 6 'fu' MH ,.,., ??'i E H A 4 I james Dorsey Sue Donohue Casey Donnelly Andrea Ditto Andrea Dige Rusty Dickinson julia Denning julie Delaurenti Nancy Deering Vicki Dallosto Wayne Dahlen Ginny Earles Ardith Eliseuson Mary Elliott Sandy England jeff Donley jean Dones Debbie Donckers Patty Dickinson Daniel Dickes Paul Delvin Bonnie Davis Paul Daraskavich Rikka Dalthorp Steve Echaniz jaye Edvall jelaine Edwards janice Evans Richard Faris Michelle Farrell 4Toni Dramse Randy Dove irll' V . ,J wif l ,, I 'fag 2224 In 'Y Q 17 I +. A' t A ll QE , E' E If 5 if 'Q YV' Sri C ff f if K, l, SL A 35 . J Zga w , . 'iz - 395 f rv A I I , K C , ,agar Harry Cook Kelly Crouch gf, ?' V , 'Mira :?i A,,I ' -,., 'W ' Qrf Q . I ' C ,ff - x-If A I C C gf .,,. 5 TC' I ' 1 '55 I I 1, , ' -rr M. ,,,, u - 'wrgfi Eat Q r .ff ,D I' lyk fi r 1 in 1 H-0-' R52 iil' lard irre l fi ,r,, C 5 C ' K' yCCCi C rx 3 . I 4 , C ,rn , I ry' I , v i f if ML? J? 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FOURTH ROW: Doug Bainbridge, Ray Ishii, joe Moji, Steve Brabant, Sandra Gregg, Cheryl Hurtgen. - The motto for the class of '79 was participation, and by V giving support to Freshman athletes as well as to varsity sports, Freshmen contributed to school spirit. It was a busy year as the class of '79 had many activities X like a gum-guess, button sale, candy sale, and a spring dance, plus decorating a hall for Homecoming. ln addition to making this year a great one for R.H.S. and the Freshmen class, they have set a standard to follow. i 2 Sandy Blyth, Freshman Representative. QM Sports The greater the obstacle the more glory in overcoming it. HARRIERS RENTON's cross-country team came out and did what they were predicted to do, win the N.P.S.L. championships. The Indians swept through league meets undefeated with an 11-0 record. Coach Savage's squad also came through with a second place finish in the always-tough Hurricane Ridge meet. They followed this with a very respectable eighth place finish in the Edmonds Relays. Runners who led the team most of the season were: Wes Hikida, Lonnie Hansen, Randy DeMoss, Ernie Large', Rich Coffin, Cory Cappelletti, and Gary Nelson. The l.V. team proved themselves with a very respectable, 10-1 sea- son record. Renton's Ernie Large' QABOVEJ, Randy DeMoss CBELOW LEFTD, and Cory Cappelletti CBELOW RIGHTJ, running hard, towards the long road to state. RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON Kent-Meridian Kentridge Hazen Mt. Rainier Lindbergh Auburn Highline Evergreen Kennedy Tyee Glacier Out front for Renton-Wes Hikida. l.V. Team LEFT TO RIGHT ROW 1: Steve Kato, Russ Watanabe, lay Segimoto, Dave GraYf leff Sakaguchi, 1.1. Iwasaki, Mike Murakami, Mark Hoeper, Menzie Chinn. ROW 2: Roger Zimmer- man, Mike Madden, Rob Norton, Bill Bland, Eric Thorsen, Greg Hawkins, Tom Yoshioka, lim Torkelson, Scott Sloan, Mark Moschetti. ROW 3: Wayne Dahlen, john Stewart, john Toda, Kent Surcamp, Tom Wasner,lim Allbright, Brian Charlton, Mark Angevine, Tim Cone. .P.S.L. Champions Z-4' 4' Z ,- ,- A , f L i ' 1 ,,f 5 ? C f, , In i N C l , V 1 X L Cory Cappelletli RlCl'lafd Coffin 2 , f c Q f Z 5 Q V Wes Hikida Rick lanssen 1 Gary Nelson Varsity Standings lLow score winsl N.P.S.L. CHAMPS Q11-OJ I Q as 9 i,nii Randy DeMoss lim Kna uss Coach Barry Savage ,gf Bruce Dunbar Ernie Large Lonnie Hansen 5 X l .f Nr x K X f ,I 5 D Doug Stoutenberg and Doug Ashby Renton men leading the pack at the Hurricane Ridge Invitational. ENTON Kent-Merdian 39 ENTON Kentridge 40 ENTON Glacier 35 ENTON Tyee 37 ENTON Hazen 31 ENTON Mt. Rainier 35 ENTON Auburn 4'l RENTON Lindbergh 50 RENTON Highline 45 RENTON Kennedy 45 RENTON Evergreen 45 RENTON Hurricane Ridge 2nd RENTON Edmonds Relays 8th L Craig MacVelgh Mike Bariileaux Craig Belmondo Gorden Braugh Frank Cholaj l Brian Cook Greg Ekberg Lenard Garrett Ed Hall Renton takes 2nd in Cascade Division Rod Hobbs Roger Kriekenbeck Tony Longo Kevin Magraw Terry McCulloch Ed Minalia Martin Moks Brian Nelson Mike Richardson Larry Rock Chuck Roper Gregg Shiosaki Dennis Sloan Randy Sneesby Q Chuck Wittrock Dan Wysocki Left- Frustration. Above- lubilation Rob Stoutenberg Steve Tully Brad Youn Managerg Gre Marshall S B Renton Indians strive Varsity Football Team, LEFT TO RIGHT ROW 1: Mark Helwig, Bryce Brockway, Craig Belmondo, Brad Skagen, Rob Stoutenberg, Mike Baril- leaux, Terry McCulloch, Doug Vann, Chuck Roper, Doug Hisey, Sunil Katara, ROW 2: Bob Knuth, Manager, Larry Rock, Ron Moore, Bill Burggraf, Dan Minalia, joey Crites, Brian Young, Greg Ekberg, Frank Cholaj, Ken Peterson, Steve Tully, Dennis Sloan, ROW 3: Milo Perrins, Brad Eisold, Tony Longo, Gregg Shiosaki, Chuck Wittrock, Martin Moks, Lenard Garrett, Ed Minalia, jeff Fong, Manager, ROW 4: Greg Mar- shall, Manager, Mike Richardson, Dan Wysocki, Rod Hobbs, Brian Cook, Brad Young, Kevin Magraw, Brian Nelson, Randy Sneesby, Louie Donckers, Ed Hall. junior Varsity Football Team, LEFT TO RIGHT ROW 'Ii Dean Liebrich, Mark Malnati, Rob Deering, jon Cook, Kevin McClaskey, Roger Kriekenbeck, Bill Tapscott, Ron Adams, ROW 2: Alex Holt, Ron Richardson, Stewart Whitley, Rick Perrin, john Workman, Paul Kirk- evold, Terry Breslin, Frank Biesold, Mark Lester, ROW 3: Tim Reynolds, Andrew Fanning, Gorden Barraugh, Manuel Sanchez, Walt Gosciewski, Phil Lowe, Dean Miskimens, Dave Pederson, ROW 4: Rick Ferguson, Scott Richmond, Greg Weldon, Will Knuth, Bruce Gamboa, jim Christian, Dan Hull, Ron Collins. Freshman Football Team, LEFT TO RIGHT ROW 'Ii Ray Neglay, joe Crossan, Doug Marsland, jeff Brown Mike Gillespie, Sean Smith, Steve Cook, Rusty Dickinson, Mark Munger, Scott Marshall, Rodney Ford, Leon Charboneau, David Borscvold, David Welch, ROW 2: Kevin Quande, Mike Shinners, Dan Vivolo, Steve Echaniz, Steve Ogilvie, joe Moji, David Christman, jeff Osotio, Scott Magraw, Paul Devlin, Randy Dove, David Landress, Rick Mano, Coach Riddle, ROW 3: Darrell Partner, Perry Williams, joe Clark, Pat Leonard, Brian Schenck, Marty Breslin, Paul Daraskavich, jim Workman, james Dorsey, Ken Phil- lips, jeff Donley, Mike Hechinger, john Gilroy, Tim McCullough, Coach Glockner. 1 for the top VARSITY STANDINGS I.V. STANDINGS eptember 6 RENTON Newport 17 eptember 12 RENTON Kent-Meridian 0 RENTON 7 Kentndge 42 epfembef 19 RENTON Halen 19 RENTON 6 Kent-Meridian 26 eptember 26 RENTON Evergreen 7 RENTON 22 Lindbergh 24 CIOIDQF 4 RENTON I'IigI1lII'lS 7 RENTON 0 Auburn 6 E Av ctober 17 RENTON Lindbergh 6 RENTGN 28 Kennedy 0 W ctober 24 RENTON Glacier 8 RENTON 18 Hazen 14 ctober 31 RENTON Kentridge 12 Division Playoffs Jovember4 RENTON 0 Kentridge 14 The Indians first game against Newport was tough. Renton's outstanding fullback, Ed Minalia, runs against K-M. Coach Heck advises Brian Nelson on a play NEWPORT The Indians started the season with a disappointing loss to the highly rated Newport Knights of the Kingco League, 17-0. The game was closer than the score indicated, with RENTON having several op- portunities to score. Ed Minalia was the leading ball carrier with 11 carries for 100 yards. KENT-MERIDIAN RENTON started out strong in the second pre-season game of the year, with Ed Minalia picking off an over- thrown pass, to run it in for a 47 yard touchdown. The 3rd quarter was dominated by RENTON, with a Mike Richardson interception, and a Brian Nelson Touch- down. The final quarter ended with a Rod Hobbs reception in the end-zone. RENTON'S defense was really tough only giving K-M 85 yards. Two out of three of Rod Hobbs' points after touchdowns were good. Leaving RENTON over K-M, 20-0. EVERGREEN RENTON displayed their abilities both defensively and offensively, in the game against Evergreen. Ever- green scored early in the first quarter, but RENTON'S tough defense held them for the rest of the game, with hard hitting by Mike Richardson and Dennis Sloan. RENTON'S offense came alive in the second HAZEN The RENTON Indians suffered a stunning defeat to cross-town rival Hazen, 19-7. RENTON dominated play in the 1st half and led 7-0 at halftime, with a pass from Brian Nelson to Rod Hobbs. The defense held Hazen to no score, led by Mike Richardson, Brad Young, Greg Ekberg, and Kevin McGraw. But Hazen surprised the Indians and exploded for 19, 4th quarter points. half with touchdowns by Rob Stoutenberg and Dennis Sloan. The final score was RENTON 12, Evergreen 7. HIGHLINE RENTON opened the divisional season with a 29-7 win over Highline. After a Gregg Shiosaki fumble re- covery, RENTON marched down with Brian Nelson running over from 1 yard out. RENTON struck again with Nelson hitting Dennis Sloan for a 48 yard touch- down pass. Mike Richardson in the second half scored from 16 yards out, after Brad Young caused and re- covered a Highline fumble. Rob Stoutenberg broke through for a 65 yard touchdown. GLACIER RENTON continued their winning streak with a 20-8 victory over Glacier. Ed Minalia led the ball car- riers, with 25 carries for 160 yards and 3 touchdowns. The game started out slow with RENTON leading 7-0 at halftime. Brad Young blocked a punt at the Glacier goal-line, setting up the 2nd RENTON touchdown. Brad Young, Greg Weldon, Randy Sneesby, Craig Belmondo, and Dan Wysocki were defensive stand- outs. TYEE The first half was a disappointing one for RENTON. The hitting was hard, but Tyee could do no wrong. Tyee led at halftime, 14 to 0. Then RENTON fired up the fourth quarter with Frank Cholaj falling on a blocked punt in the end zone for six points. Ed Minalia ran 36 yards for a touchdown with 20 seconds left on the clock. The run-over-conversion was good for 2 points, tying the game. During overtime Rob Stouten- berg ran the ball in with an amazing 25 yard run for the win. Final score RENTON 21, Tyee 14. LINDBERC-H The Renton Indians got revenge over the cross- town rival Lindbergh, with a 13-6 victory. RENTON controlled the game from the beginning. Ed Minalia put RENTON ahead with a 4 yard run with Brad Young, Martin Moks, and Steve Tully, blocking. Terry Mc- Culloch engineered another drive for a touchdown. Ed Minalia scored from 37 yards out, for a second RENTON touchdown. The Indian defense dug in and held Lindbergh for the victory. Mike Richardson, Brad Young, Martin Moks, Ed Minalia, Craig Bel- mondo and Rod Hobbs were defensive standouts. KENTRIDGE RENTON suffered a tough loss to Kentridge in the last divisional game of the year, 12-6 in overtime. The loss created a 3-way tie in the Cascade Division, be- tween RENTON, Kentridge, and Lindbergh. lt was a defensive game with RENTON tying the game at 6-6 on Dennis Sloan's sensational 84 yard touchdown run, in the 4th quarter. ln overtime RENTON failed on 4 attempts to score from the 10 yard line. Kent- ridge scored on a 4th and 1 yard situation to win the game. RHS golfers break losing streak jimArndt Brian Fentiman Ryanlackson 5- N... 3. ' N2 Warren Yasutake LV. Team KLEFT TO RIGHTJZ Mike Osborn, Adam Zier, Dale Hughes, jon Kinsley, Greg Taylor Gene Segimoto,1eff Hertlein, Steve Brabant, Steve Talmage. with 1-10 record Mike Malnati Roger Nakamura That's the way it went! The R.H.S. golf squad pulled through this year with one big win over Tyee. The season started off with a close loss to Evergreen, 60- 54. After a poor showing against Highline, the Indians came back only to fall short of Mt. Rainier, 63-65. Losses to Kennedy, Glacier, and Hazen came next, which set the stage for the miracle triumph over Tyee, 51-46. The rest of the season went along just about like the weather, disappointing, with losses to Auburn, Kent Meridian, Lind- bergh, and Kentridge. Roger Nakamura, Brian Fenti- man, Warren Yasutake, Bill Trimm, Mike Malnati, lim Arndt, and Ryan jackson all helped to lead the links- menthis year. Representatives in this year's Medalist Tournament were Roger Nakamura and Bill Trimm. Renton Evergreen Renton Highline Renton Mt. 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Renton Trackmen fanny Cory Cappelletti Ken Demchuck Ed Hall Gary Hall Varsity Team Standings Renton Renton Renton Renton Renton Renton Renton Renton Renton 84 Kent-Meridian 52 92 Hazen 44 82 Lindbergh 54 93 Glacier 43 6316 Franklin 6326 88 Tyee 48 9716 Highline 3816 55 Kentridge 81 87 Auburn 49 League Record 4-1 Season Record 7-2 3rd in N.P.S.L. Renton City Meet RENTON 80M Lindbergh 48 Hazen junior Renton Renton Renton Renton Renton 4116 Varsity Team Standings 80 Kennedy 78 11616 O'Dea 29576 48 Lindbergh 88 74 Kennedy 68 Lindbergh 28 92 Hazen 44 Lonnie Hanson Wes Hikida Tony L0ng0 Ed Minalia Coaches: Barry Savage, Clarence Hall, Richard Hicklin, Jim Glockner city champions 1976 Kevin McClaskey Brtad Skagen The Renton men's track team came within an arm's reach of the N.P.S.L. Championship this year, but an unforturnate loss to Kentridge put a stop to achieving this goal. The team performed very well and showed a lot of depth in many events. With this depth Renton swept past most of its opponents. Renton lost by only V3 of a point to highly-rated Franklin of the Metro League. Before the meet Renton wasn't considered to stay close in the score to Franklin. Renton also maintained their track supremacy over Hazen and Lindbergh by taking first place in the first All-City meet. Larry Rock Dan Poff Dennis Sloan Rob Stoutenberg Dennis Struck Brad Young If birds can fly, so can l! 4-1 league record leads RHS Q X S H 1 ' 6 2 S 'P '- - in ,. ' -4 . -'ii 1 W 1 New f if NS? S sa. re if ii' T ,fy A Q ,qwgstt g I - -X 'T l - X .two T . - . QF xifwg, ,K ,L it up L, . t I ' A. -'A' f TV vw T' 1 an YA. E . if Q 7 Q ,x,.-X, r D O we W 5 . , t,W1,w V, - ,x ,P . 1 in '- Qt, Slifer at 11 K as-1 lm It R , A . va b F 1 1 . X ' ' vt1Tg,:. Q17 3 fi 'S gzffif NV' JV Track - Bottom Row: Bob Lester, Craig MacVeigh, Brian Hurtgen, Dave Richards,Tony Ristine, EricThorsen, Glen Kuse, Mike Festin, jerry Taylor. Middle Row: Ken Ives, Scot Fennie, Sandy Holt, Bill Tapscott, Mark Helwig, Dan Hull, Rick janssen, Rob Norton, Mike Murakami. Top Row: lim Payton, Vic Gosciewski, Tim Reynolds, Don Liebrich, Manuel Sanchez, Mark Fitzgerald, Neal Deacy, Dave Peterson, Dave Struck, Stewart Whitley, lay Segimoto, Rick Murakami, Ken Lewis, Mike Madden, lim Torkelson, Eric Lundstrom. , 3 Q, 4 1 t . X-M vt, R i as -R i SY ii'r-.,- gi ww . t , fl K A Ytfgygsluflf' T rigid? Q-Hill' A Styli? 5 l 2 S TRACK 'J swim . M 17 5 A Y at i f 1 s L ax ,Emi tl L ,g,2tTg4, ,, H WSH-THAEK P 3 sgjsigih l Mun - 555530 i Q34 aw crrct R 7' 1253? J Q i X av Q Freshmen Track - Front Row: lon Kinsley, john Iwasaki, Sean Smith, Kevin Quande, Richard Faris, Randy Dove. Middle Row: Menzie Chinn, Mike Moore, David Gray, Larry Smith, Trace Kingery. Top Row: Ray Ishii, Greg Laudenslager, Randy Phillips, Tim McCullough, Ray Neglay, Wayne Dahlen. tracksters to 2nd in Cascade Division Qi X 'ear ...a s Dennis Sloan clearing13'3 Bill Bland and Wes Hikida finishing the 880 run. Li is . Q Q x , 5. . S X X Dan Poff at the pole vault. Tom Takahashi winning again in the low hurdles. Ed Minalia finishing the 440 relay 133 Determination and This year's track team proved to be one of the best. Many of the girls returned from last year and many new faces entered in the tense competition. The girls, coach Bucher and assistant coach Greenlee worked hard to stay at thetop. Winning their first meets and losing a close one to Lindbergh, the team set their pace to victory. Their hard work was rewarded by their excellent position in the 1976 NPSL standings. All the girls did a great job and should be commended, for keeping the Spirit of 76 at the top. 'ii Hurdles jackie Stark and Alison Walkden dedication - that's Girls' Track Back row left to right: manager, Yvonne Vango, Holly Wood, Ginny Earls, Sue Gregg, Trining Festin, Eileen Adams, Cindy Bland, Casey Donnelly, Peri Watanabe, Dawn Kravagna, Kelly Sanders, Lori Hansen, Georgie Campbell, Delene Knauss, Sandy Gregg, Sue Donahue, manager. Middle row: julie Denning, Eha Moks, Tami Crueger, Alison Walkden, Patti Sadler, Karen Watt, Michelle Dijulid, Brenda Thornquist, Mary Skagen, Teresa Brown, Karen Ammons, leanette Castillo, jackie Stark. Front row: Laila Berre, Cherly Hurtgen, Suzanne Torrea, lulie Heck,Sue Budinich, Valerie Stanley, Mardina Liburdi, Keri Truscan, Debbie as 3 4: E I l E , y f 1 I Ll -, Overby, Laura Stricker, Lisa Berre, Lori Langei 5 . Girls' Track Coach: Miss Bucher A . Renton 55 Renton 72 Renton 52 Renton 68 Renton 75 Renton 46 Renton 76 All City Meet: Divisional Renton 54 Kent Meridian Hazen Lindbergh Glacier Tyee Kentridge Highline Renton Evergreen '?'.... 50 33 53 37 30 59 28 1st 51 Shot Put: julie Heck tr. it is Maw A Keri Truscan breaking the string for first place 100 yard dash: Trinning Festin Discus: Debbie Overby RHS racqueteers - VARSITY: Front row: Kim Nelson,Warren Yasutake,Gail Tsuboi, Gary Nelson, Heather Nakamura,Iudy Holm, jennifer Nelson, Connie Spee,Kathy Mano, Karen Demchuck, Coach jim Hall. Back row: Peter Braafladt, Lance Murakami, Scott Schweizer, Phil Lowe, Doug Spangler, Tom Yoshioka, Diane Burkhalter, Nancy Holm, Debbie Burkhalter, Mark Raphael, Roger Kriekenbeck, and Brian Stanley. RENTON 5 Newport 4 Coming off a 19-2 season last year, the Varsity tennis RENTQN Mercer Island team continued their super success under the great RENTON Enumclavv coaching of IIM HALL. Already this year's All-City RENTON Tyee Champions, they're expected to remain undefeated for RENTON Mt- Rainier the league season and reign as NPSL Champions. RENTON Kent Meridian Under-the guidance of new tennis coach LARRY RENTQN Kentridge WELCH, the junior Varsity tennis team also was very RENTON Hazen successful. They took the NPSL1unior Varsity title easily RENTQN pester with a 10-1 record. RENTQN Lindbergh Since the two teams consist mainly of underclassmen, RENTQN Auburn thetennisteams nextyearshould bestrong and wellable RENTON Hieniine to continue their supremecy over the North Puget RENTON Evergreen Sound League. RENTON Kennedy Gfeat TeI1I'1lS Team! Nitl RENTON Glacier '3'..,s '.a..:'7'-1'--- :-4-I u - Tat: .-1. .L- '..- ' K- was IUNIOR VARSITY: row 1: Bob Sowards, Gary Galvin,john Mejlaender, Amy Carolan,Tom Ishii, Doug Bainbridge,Tracy Carlson, Shari Brabant. Row 2: Mike Clayton, Doug Franceschina, Scott Magraw, Cary Graves, Nancy Nakamura, Susie Bressan, Mimi Capeloto, Georgia Malesis, Greg Anderson, Terry Breslin. Row 3: Coach Larry Welch, janet Belmondo, Rita Gamboa, Charlotte Sangalang, Aaron Cass, Ty Olson, Mary Burkhalter, Cathie Magraw, Carol Braafladt, Ann Yoshioka, and Leslie Heilpern. an -- Doug Spangler Karen Demchuck ' + . K- P, f Q ,' jg 1 1 ff. -P ff k wg xv -- 2. X. N - ,, ,gg , xx. L 4 . , - L f 1 V ... W Ag ' iw Mfg. H -:M Hari Nancy Holm Gary Nelson 138 who's number one! NPSL Champs 5-5-76 Semi-final league playoff 5-7-76 Final league playoff 5-13, 14, 8415 - 76 N.P.S.L. Tournament 5-21-22, 76 State tournament Sub-division team champions N.P.S.L. team champions Scott Schweizer Mark Raphael N.-.,..,Qk ,waaitgta tttt 5 at A tarr 5 ,, K , b:V.-: A H Srjrgi Q 't'.- V N. If 4 El i l t N . . -. f to ee - 'Q 1 5 2 6 ttt- Diane Burkhalter Brian Stanley CFR 1 m l Q Q 1 eely Q 5 - '?iYNfXrw1t-5 , i , ,fi :fx A leg l fi t ,gt Debbie Burkhalter Coach lim Hall XA ,I Ja f -Q., Z J I 4' Young and spirited . . . Back row, left to right: Coach Riddle, Ron Bruhjell, Rod Hobbs, Chuck McGuire, Randy Sneesby, Brian Nelson, Nick Watson, Kevin Magraw. Front row: Roger Nakamura, Brian Fentiman, Alan lacobson, Terry McCulloch, Mike Richardson, Rick Dowdy, Craig Belmondo. Renton Renton Renton Renton Renton Renton Renton Renton Renton Renton Renton Renton Renton Renton Renton Renton Varsity Standings Evergreen Highline Mt. Rainier Hazen Kennedy Auburn Kent Meridian Lindbergh Glacier Tyee Kentridge Highline Lindbergh Glacier Tyee Kentridge With ten returning lettermen and the N.P.S.L. coaches rating the Indians the team to beat this year, the R.H.S. batsmen had high hopes this season. With Chuck McGuire, Nick Watson, and Brian Nelson supplying the mound strength, the Indians defense was nothing less than superior. Backing up the pitchers in the field were Kevin Magraw, Roger Nakamura, Terry McCulloch, Mike Richardson and Randy Sneesby. Special additions to the team this year were Alan lacobson from North Dakota, and Rick Dowdy from California. The team's goal this year was to bring the state championship crown to Renton forthe first time in the school's history. W....,.,,,.s,m W,,M.M,,-w.W rw, ,,.,W,,W., the 1976 RHS batsmen , 'lun ' Ii iiil V 5 Q' as 'lie d dl l M ff F31 X 4 , Q rs, . a Back row, left to right: Coach Pickett, Greg Webster, Brian Young, Milo Perrins, Frank Cholaj, Dean Miskimens, Bruce Arnold, Darryl Woods, leff Lytle. Second row: 4 My wg- 2 l W' as-ref W jeff Hertlein, Steve Brabant, joey Crites, Mark Malnati, Ron Richardson, Brian Kohlwes, Mark Brunell, Kevin Bunker. it r, 1 7 k G II ' john Gilro , Steve Ogolvie, Coach Belmondo, loey Crossan, Chris Kidd, jeff George Nelson, Robb Ferguson, Pat Leonard, Mi e i espie, y Brown, Greg Taylor, Brian Scherk, Tim Herman, Mark Hoeper, l09 Palallef Rlfk Mario, Kelfln l'llCk5 The goal M A5552 -f? KF 'T3N 3 Rod Hobbs Nick Watson Brian Nelson Mike Richardson Craig Belmondo 5 a state title ' ' 5 IH ,w e, .. thi Kevin Magraw Terry McCulloch Chuck McGuire ,B ' fs eeee F ,- I L , f ,X X, , , , K A in 5 . , ,. . . X t 7 K . X, K S i- ., . .9 . .-,jf M I 1 W'.'. I Coach Riddle Roger Nakamura pd. . C Lose something, Wes? xx,-1 73.2 5 ,V F XM X , A ff, . , 'Q ee ' ,',- . ,n'- ' f ' 'g,-, fr xx be A A I , ,' ' ff' eeee 'vv e P f llf li yy-X NAMQWQ I blew it agam' A race forthe banana , .-Q, ,J m 'vq.,,,, sig :Y I wonder if she's going to make it? ..,4 5 v M 5 K I at ,f t :Ff- ds . m e It 1 3461 1 mt. .,-H,? , Slwuuu Q-...w.J in It V at H A - x ts. A A, ...df 1 fl it fm Listen to what the man says! uwwiff ff- N- ' ' --' - 'H ' !DW wwf 3.a rf' .., ,,-mf-.,g, tw ,way , H4 ,If-I J? Zia 'W 6, , M, ,W .,N, W Q Ay, gtw, ,J V 2 W- 5 M T, 4, W .M . 1 .,,v Q, , ,,, x ,N f' '-- , ff' W Q Victory at last! Where did the ball go? Steve on the tackle! 41 'M WW , -- .ew ,ww-rQ,,f f, 14 .lf W' ' ,v J 1121 r H 1 , , ff ' W fr ' fr' . 'Xffer I f 7 , , 1 Y W ,1 i ff ' rreer U ' . 7:1 V , V ' - , :age . 4 -ww ,, f-'f ffm 'f'f, f -,,',,A, 4 Q V, e f ' , ' I x f e rrrerr fa x ff A ' , ,a 2 ' r - Q '- TFQQYT J 'fi' wifi' Vff ,yfiffff -' f 'I ' - . -r f .,., , .,,,, rrrr e ra . f ,,,L - N L' W V W' g ,,,, L ,rr , Dan Elledge Mark Connel i L K Lilim , 'S' Q ' ' A ,f ',,,,, ., ,, fr ' I . 1'J'i?lsifi?'?'f-'-f 'SX -- , agp, fe XXLLL .wi .... L xr A k .m,,,.4 . I ,, 'N ff - -af- Q- M,-f iv., ,,..L ' K 1 HM 'na QiiJ!f , . 'legs 1 'li If.. B. 1. Sherman Brad Zemanek in Z V -:flow uf ,nm ,Q f. . 947' f .- 3 K W ,gg ' 4 I iff 4 . L, Q ,,,1 :ur I, fa- ,, , , W. Steve Beal Greg Laudenslager, Sandy Blyth, Todd Koetje QQ. Different strokes for different folks '94 ,lib BACK ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Mark Connell, Tom Ishii, Brian Young, lohn Mejlaender, Brad Zemanek, Todd Coach Littleman Koetje. ROW 2: Donna McCulloch, BJ. Sherman, Brian Hurtgen, Greg Taylor, Larry Rystrom, Steve Kato, Steve Beal, Dan Elledge, Peggy Lord. ROW 3: Ron Adams, Eric Thorsen, Aaron Cass, Greg Laudenslager, Sandy Blyth, Brad Nelson. FRONT ROW: Doug Sutton, lose Martin, Bruce Lyons. Y, RENTON 111 Tyee 49 S s RENTON 64 M.l. 108 i 3, RENTON 101 Lindberg 71 . Q RENTON 70 Mr. Rainier 101 'f 'tj' RENTON 73 Newport 98 RENTON 91 Bellevue 32 RENTON 92 Kentridge 80 RENTON 116 Glacier 53 gtg, RENTON 86 Kent Meridian 86 . Q RENTON 86 Highline 86 . ' 4 RENTON 70 Hazen 102 NPSL Championships Qualifiers for State R as 4th place BJ. Sherman Brad Zemanek Region III Steve Beal i 4th place Todd Koetje Dan Elledge This year's Indian was young but more than t made up for their inexperience with the strength ll and motivation characteristic of a more mature S . team. Q xv- I Q- ., . The team was led by Dan Elledge, BJ. Sherman, QSM iii Brad Zemanek, Steve Beal, and Todd Koetje. These Swimmers made up the State team with R.H.S.divers FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Bruce Lyons, Aaron Cass, Eric hopes of placing in the top ten. Thofsenf Doug Sutton' The teams season record was 5 wins, 3 losses, and 2 ties. They ended the season with respec- table finishes in the N.P.S.L. and Region III swim meets, taking 4th place in both meets. Girls' swim team plashing f fi Qfflf, ROW 1: Heidi Nakamura, Tami Kohlwes, Margaret Mallory, jackie Stark. ROW 2: Debbie Polstra, Donna McCulloch, Kim Lund, Connie Ullrich, Karen Yasutake, Lori Campbell, Polly Caughron, ROW 3: joanne Deacy, Nancy Deering, Carmen Hawkins, Kathy Mano, jennifer Nelson, janet Belmondo, Kari Seibert. ROW 4: Coach Sherry Bloomer, Mary Skagen, Cathy C-unst, Cheryl Hurtgen, Nancy Smyth, Kathleen Swanson, Valerie Stanley, Shelly Gould, Sue Fenner, Ann Yoshioca. Lori Campbell Sue Fenner Karen Yasutake to 2nd place in NPSL Kathleen Swanson Connie Ullrich Mary Skagen Karri Seibert '75-'76 Team Standings RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON 98 82 118 101 99 103.5 128 Kentridge 72 Hazen 90 Glacier 52 Highline 70 Mt. Rainier 73 Lindbergh 67.5 Tyee 42 The RHS Girls' Swim Team finished this year's com- petition with six wins and one loss. They proved their great swimming abilities by taking first place in Cascade Division and second place in NPSL, after a loss to Hazen, 104-68. The team, consisting mostly of underclass girls, placed third in regionals and from there swam their way to state. State qualifiers are janet Belmondo, Lori Campbell, Sue Fenner, Shelly Gould, Cheryl Hurtgen, jennifer Nelson, Karri Seibert, and Kathleen Swanson. Wrestlers finish year strong ,,Qf-- Tom Stenslie Wt. 101 Larry DeBlasio WL108 X ij, J 'N' 's '. 2 f K sf , ft Gregg Shiosaki Wt, 135 sf. . Ion Kodama Wt. 129 ik r AN ,snw A L.. Dan Poff Wt. 141 ,A Mark Helwig Wt. 148 Shayne Cheney Wt. 158 ev Steve Tully Wt. 178 345 ' ' 1 W Rob Deering Wt. 168 t K QM If Ken Peterson Wt. 190 Brad Young, Heavyweight lull- Coach George contratulates Brad after winning a match. AN S ift ' - Wf11sQ.,L ..LQ gg: -.. -f.1 Managers Sally Wilson, Liz Nomura. Our Renton Grapplers really did a fine job this season with 6 wins and 5 losses. The team then grappled on to sub-Re- gionals coming out with 6 matmen who went onto Regionals. State was the next step for four of our great wrestlers, Tom Stenslie, Larry De- Blasio, Shayne Cheney, and undefeated Brad Young. Tom Stinslie and Brad Young were both 'Ist place holders in Regional competi- tion. With Head Coach George and assistant coaches Koenig and Glockner, the wrestling squad of RHS made sure that we could be proud of our Great Grapplers . Wrestlers warming up before a meet. Varsity Scores W1 RENTON 5 Lindber h 5 RENTON 27 Be evue 35 RENTON 35 Newport 25 RENTON 33 Kennedy 29 RENTON 42 Hazen 27 RENTON 32 Highline 28 RENTON 22 lnterlake 27 RENTON 35 Tyee 27 RENTON 59 Mt. Rainier 9 RENTON 8 K-M 44 RENTON 40 Hazen 21 RENTON 18 Lindbergh 41 RENTON 12 Auburn 30 RENTON 37 Glacier 24 RENTON 16 Evergreen 43 RENTON 16 Kentridge 46 Varsity Wrestlers, BACK ROW: Russ Alfano, Rob Deering, Dan Poff, Steve Tully, Brad Young, Ken Peterson, Ray Nobis, Shayne Cheney, Mark Helwig, FRONT ROW: Tom Stenslie, Larry Deblasio, Rob Norton, Gregg Shiosaki, Nick Tasca, lon Kodama, Mike Maman, ceeeh George. 1 l.V. Scores J 1' 9 Q, RENTON 0 Lindbergh 73 :JJ Q! Qo- RENTON 46 Bellevue 31 E390 47 RENTON 42 Newport 21 RENTON 42 Kennedy 36 RENTON 61 Hazen 24 RENTON 45 lnterlake 27 RENTON 12 K-M 54 RENTON 78 Hazen 12 l.V.Wrestlers, BACK ROW: Kurt Roberts, Dan Minalia, Terry Breslin, Neil Deacy, lim Delo, Dale Gorden: FRONT ROW: Scoot Richmond, Paul Kirkevold, jerry Taylor, lay Segimoto, Ron Collins, Dan Hull. Qs Freshmen Wrestlers, TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Shinners, lim Workman, Tim McCullough, lay Dark, Shawn May, jeff Brown, Greg Hawkins. MIDDLE ROW: Brian Shenck, Ron Short, Kevin Hicks, Mike Clayton, David Gray, Martin Breslin, Leonn Charbon- neau, Mark Munger, Coach Glockner: BOTTOM ROW: Greg Lyons, Gene Segimoto, Rodney Ford, Kevin Quande, Ty Olson, Mark Fisher, Tom Larson. Frosh Scores RENTON 66 Kennedy 21 RENTON 54 Lindbergh 18 RENTON 56 Blanchet 8 5 Girls' Volleyball 'Better than best' Varsity team: BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: ludy Holm, Tracey Carlson, Cherie Toupin Sue White Debbie Overby layne Welling, Coach Miss Greenlee. FRONT ROW: Teresa Brown, Carrie Charlton, Kim Nelson Nancy Holm Team Captain Karen Demchuck, Terry Clayton. Varsity Standings N.P.S.L. l11-Oi RENTON Tyee 15- 6,16- 4 RENTON Highline 11-15,15- 7,16-14 RENTON Evergreen 15- 4,15-12 RENTON Lindbergh 15- 6 15-1 RENTON Glacier 15- 4,15- 3 RENTON Auburn 15-12,15- 0 RENTON Kentridge 18-16,13-15,15- 7 RENTON Hazen 15- 8 15- 6 RENTON - Mt. Rainier 15- 3,15- 4 RENTON -Kennedy 15- 6,15-13 Renton's Volleyball team proved them- selves to be Better than Best, with a 11-0 season record to take first place in N.P.S.L. Their outstanding offense, defense, and teamwork rated them number one in state. The girls along with Miss Greenlee, Miss Bucher and Mr. Littleman worked long, hard hours to prove that they could make it to State. Nancy Holm Karen Demchuck Tracey Carlson Kim Nelson Terry Clayton Debbie Overby 1.V. team, BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Miss Bucher, Gail Tsuboi, Casey Donnelly, Peggy Cherie Toupin Leno, Carey Graves, Lou Toupin, Charlene Mano. FRONT ROW: Rita Gamboa, Carol Braafladt, Marianne Capeloto, Mary Hoffman, Peggy Wheeler, Diane Moschetti. Girl's G mnastics takes 3rd Cindy Robbins and Alison Walkden Sharon Chinn Tami Kohlwes RENTON 104.23 Lindbergh 122.9 Tyee RENTON 101.51 Kentridge 73.80 Tyee RENTON 101.51 Highline 82.11 Glacier RENTON 85.38 Tyee 44.44 Glacier RENTON 90.99 Kentridge 85.08 Highline RENTON 105.42 Mt. Rainier 69.95 RENTON 105.42 Lindbergh 103.67 The 75-76 Gymnastics team, under the coaching of Mrs. Nelson, did a great job of representing RENTON. They ended up placing 3rd in NPSL and 6th in District. Their meet standings were 5 wins, 2 losses. Both losses were to cross-town rival Lindbergh. The girls are all mostly under- classmen, except for two seniors, so the team will come back next year all the stronger. Terry Clayton 34. 44.06 33.85 33.85 80.33 in NPSL and 6th in District TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Terry Clayton, Tami Kohlwes, and Keri Truscan MIDDLE ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sharon Cook, manager, Monika Brunnenkant, Molly Richter, Cami Fredericks, Debbie Park, Heidi Nakamura, Brenda Richmond, julie Delaurenti, and Coach Mrs. Nelson. BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lucy Schweiss, Eha Moks, Donna Mayo, Barb Delanty, Heather Nakamura, Cindy Robbins, Alison Walkden, Marendena Liburdi, and Theresa Yagi. CENTER, Sharon Chinn, Team Captain. LEFT TO RIGHT: Theresa Yagi, Sharon Cook and Keri Truscan. X ..f3 ' ..:,. LEFT TO RIGHT: Terry Clayton, Coach Nelson, and Tami Kohlwes. Young Indians finish strong LEFT TO RIGHT: Darcey Teets, jeff Slapnick, Terry Dinius, Larry Rock, Dean Warns, joe Leonard, Chuck McGuire, Nick Watson, Mike Sutherland, Stu Ristine, Greg Marshall, Coach Leifer This year's 1975-76 basketball team was a young team, with Captain jeff Slapnick the only senior starter. jeff played the role of the leader on the court and was in the top ten scorers most of the season along with leading the league in assists. Nick Watson also placed in the top ten in the N.P.S.L. in assists. joe Leonard contributed the muscle on the boards, leading the league in rebounds. The i I I I young Indian squad started off the season with a big win over highly rated Clover Park 48-44. All-in-all it was a tough season. Finishing 3rd in the N.P.S.L. qualified them for the West Central tournament. Opening against Clover Park was sure to be a tough game. RENTON came through with the win by dominating the game. This moved them closer to the state tournament, hoping for a place in the top ten. 1975-76 Varsity Team Standings Renton RENTON Clover Park RENTON Kent-Meridian RENTON Kennedy RENTON Highline RENTON Kent-Meridian RENTON Newport RENTON Clover Park RENTON Kentridge RENTON Mount Rainier RENTON Glacier RENTON Hazen RENTON Lindbergh RENTON Auburn RENTON Tyee RENTON Evergreen RENTON Highline RENTON Kentridge RENTON Tyee RENTON Lindbergh RENTON Glacier RENTON Hazen WEST CENTRAL RENTON Clover Park Mercer Island K ws N I X4 3 Qgw Q' wif , - -P' eve ,-Q-1-::.,1.xg , 1 .1 rr R r :Q '53 we Q r i This one's for my mother. 0 Here I come, ready or not! TX 1? Q ag! A ri? ' X-L: 1 -N , N Q I ws 5 ' i I umm, 2 I' E4 ' fi I s lg If at If I N all 'I X ix ,' I, fl XX HI 'S ,,g W If X I 5 f xt V 'QS A vid ,Q 1 '- 4 - ,. L: aff' 5- 'Q ,. . IUNIOR VARSITY, LEFT TO RIGHT: Greg Webster, Ken Demchuck, Von Hawks, Ron Moore, Frank Choiaj AI Gans, Coach Belmondo. FRONT ROW: Brian Schmidt, Mark Hoeper, jeff Lytle, john Cook, Mike Barnes Darcey Teets. SOPHOMORE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mark Lester, Ron Hines, Dean Miskimens, Randy Pentzold, Steve Stricker, Ron Richardson, Dale Hughes. BOTTOM ROW: Paul Compaan, Keith Bowie, Dean Liebrich, Doug Fransescina, Tony Ristine, Mark Malnati. ww, FRESHMEN, BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Randy Dove, Doug Bainbridge, Ryan jackson, Todd Sanders, Gary Galvin, Mike Giilespie, Coach Riddle. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Pat Leonard, Rick Mano, Steve Brabant, jay Iwasaki, Ion Kinsley, Scott Patterson. RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON 'Clover Park Kent-Meridian Kennedy Kentridge Kent-Meridian Clover Park Kentridge Hazen Hazen Lindbergh Auburn Lindbergh Kennedy Lindbergh Kentridge Lindbergh Season Record 8-9 1975-76 l.V. Team Record 41 62 48 57 43 52 45 5'l 41 45 RENTON 51 Newport 44 42 36 52 50 45 40 57 46 56 52 34 35 40 42 53 59 54 45 43 51 51 41 1 .- ' fi X 'W U-L 'sis' 10 1 and I Oh! I dropped the ball again. l p-W A ll . Q Y 1 5 M 'Win Get out of my way or I'll. .. r 1975-76 Freshman Team Record RENTQN 48 Lindbergh 45 RENTQN 43 Kennedy 59 RENTON 56 Blanchet 42 RENTQN 44 North Mercer 72 RENTQN 45 South Mercer 68 RENTON 35 Blanchet 42 RENTQN 62 Hazen 65 RENTON 52 Seattle Prep 48 RENTON 60 Hazen 56 RENTQN 50 Kennedy 53 RENTQN 47 Lindbergh 43 Season Record 5-6 , ..:' i .L girl , o 1 '- R - if 5 - .- 4 lf Yi J yf' f--, A gs 3 AIN 'fain' '7Y ', .f -., , f ,ji , 4 f p , 1 Q , Is-V '-V LJ. 1121 71- Basket? Which basket? . 1 'M . r gas I div 1 3 ,F , 'Ll W !' ' Q A leff slapnick Guard r 7 lb V . ,a ragga, A ' P? , x, A, 2 1- ' r 11' W5 W vw aM. if 1 1 Q ,,,-, , . is ? g 'N-Q-.a,,,Llf r, wa. , A 'Q Q2 Afri-wwf, Z1 ,ang 7 Larry Rock 1 Forward ri. M aa. , l J 'ffm ' gabrx 4 if'-Ez: '55?Qgri,, Mkiissia . k r ' qi aiu Dean Warnsg Forward 5 , 1 it W QB' ,'- Q i f sccd 1310? s ' 'LY x x r Wi Coach Leifer advises Guard Nick Watson on a play. '--T-id Y loe Leonard, Center Chuck McGuire, Forward l D fb QR if if M 7 1.4 7 C C - or -J 4 Cssf Q V 5. V V Gary Hall, Forward .K ,,, 'f ., '-M-QQ I Liar I 4, U :ggagx annum rf., --W...-,ww f, ,..af--wr Hhs ' L' riffs ler Q 1 if Girls' Basketball always BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Vicki Dallosto, Manager, Peri Watanabe, Renae Witters, ludy Holm, Serena Louie Nancy Nakamura, Susie Bressan. TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Greenlee, Coach, Tanya Haider, Lisa Nealy, Sue Budlnlch Cherie Toupin, Captain, Sue White, Karen Oberholtzer, Tracy Carlson, Sharie Brabant, Karen Ammons. Confidence, skill and endurance were behind the girls basketball team, to put them up in the fourth place slot in the North Puget Sound League this year. Their man hours spent in long practices proved to be worth while as their abilities on the court seemed to improve with every game. i fa , V 19 -fl 4 , - W,,. '.,, '- Captain Cherie Toupin '75-'76 Girls Basketball Games RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON RENTON Practice Games Sumner Tumvvater Franklin Pierce Washington Clover Park League Games Kentridge Highline Kent-Meridian Kentridge Mt. Rainier Glacier Hazen Lindbergh Auburn Tyee Evergreen Play-offs Evergreen Auburn shooting for the top ,nm .ps fb 6- Serena Loule 3-gu1! ' Tracy Carlson Gui 3... b ., :faq A f , , ' F Renae Witters ll-'dY HOIFTT Sue Budinich Drill Team keeping up with the times 'F Q YT? x...J 3 F if 3 l 1 n ' Q 3 I DriIITeam members: LEFT SIDE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bonnie McComas, Eva Bostwick, Sarah Hughes,lulie Kaster. RIGHT SIDE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Paula Hart, Sandy Rice, julie Hughes, Linda Gearhart. CENTER FRONT, LEFT TO RIGHT: Kelley Martin, Lourene Miovski, Reba Champion, Virgina Green, Diane DeBortole, SherlWebb. CENTER BACK, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sue Shogan, Rose Miller, Dawn Davis. Ivy Durgan, Robbie Kohr, Teri Midget, Tracy MacPherson, Sonia Vukcevich Donna Smith. NOT PICTURED: Barbara Crutcher, julie Garrett, Diane Parker, Buffy Stebner, and Kathy Lillie. gl : xv LEFT TO RIGHT: Reba Champion, Helen Bucher, Advisor, and Virginia Green. The 1975-76 Girl's Drill Team has been striving very hard to be good. They practice their routines every morning be- fore school and during first period. During the basketball season, along with selling chocolate candy bars, they enter- tained everyone during halftime at two home games. In the competitive nature, they have participated in two parades, and competed in the state conference held in Wenatchee. In order to raise money for these activities, they sponsored many money making projects. They held a car wash, ran a booth in the annual FBLA carnival, and during the winter they sponsored a PTA dance. These girls have put in hours of hard work to represent Renton at its finest, and they de- serve much credit. in G. Drill team in traditional line up. ,J .L f---- l- Flag presentation: LEFT TO RIGHTQ , , Q!! qt W 'ilit l x- X Q rv T N'f 2 , iwifgszarf' t, ii,a 1 N 7- . 'Z' l . 1 'D Ku: xl N S 4 x 4 2 . iw ol dr, ' .-133'--31 9.5 , W fl, MQ? 'Q' Q Q 9' g Y W 43 Iv vw, i S,, ,X ti li We Q if M- f iw H UE if ? I Drill team during basketball half-time. 0 wg 4 vw -wen-ww--mm Fi fl A .-W-..-Q9 S Y? Lourene Miovski, Buffy Stebner, Virginia Green, Sheri Webb, Kelly Martin. 167 w f f f , f f X aculttg The old begin to complain of the conduct of the young when they themselves are no longer able to set a bad example. Carl Malnati Principal Administration Norman Sargent Vice-Principal Richard Mattler Vice-Principal -- W,w.w,-W' 4-v-www-v,w:9,,' v,,,,G W f Charles Moore Mary Galbraith Counselors Robert Barnhart George Garrison Social Studies Carl johnson Department Head Dayton Robertson w'wfwfr.l1 MQ f ,i -Lh9Y'll nelfef know that l t00l4 fl'1lS This sure beats brown baggin' it. onut. ziilil 0 KKL: h . . ...,. NX '--Qu... K, Leroy Frederick Richard Nichols Y K if -e Rib X' , ., e Y J r R .J J is 'ax ssi- xxx N K Robert Kerslake Alan Inglis Robert Keyes Music Richard Houser Rae Colborne Stan Hastings, Department Head Language Arts Cesar DeC-racia Robert Schneider M ,M ,rt.er rttr aatr Karen Ford K Theodore Brown Lynn MacDonald fi Kai Nelson Susan Mars Edwin Edgecom be X ,si X Got a flat tire? Call on Miss Ford! f- A WL Math 176 r 5 . h N R2- .g. i lerald Beck Dept. Head larence Hall 4, -5 , Perry Pickett K, X tx Nei Dorothy Sloane , ' t iff , - ' -- , iff' 5 , hx I A if . . sf, I QM 5 1 .tyk 11 il 'l K . tr' .-z.:':: : ,. ' K K 41 Raymond Njos -1-fa J . .1 Lloyd Riddle 7v' james Hall K1 1-,av . Don Ierien Larry Welch Ibn Mr. Hall wins by a nose. Richard Hicklin 4 ISR.-farm, Barry Savage, Department Head Helen Bucher and Health Sherrie Bloomer james Heck lk' Irvin Leifer Caught in the act again! V Z Gerald George Virginia Greenlee N EX .,:. dy :Q ome C 'i5 f...iiEi2EiE::EE. S11-L' ' , O. X :V , , 6 . , E I 5 if ,A ' 2 Bernice Koester x Vivian Lewis 'x f -' 1 What do you mean big boys don't wear bibs? Robert Dickey, Department Head Allied Arts Calvin Beck W , Bernard Moskowitz Kenneth Shawhan Kenneth Kirstine Ruth Eberhardt Traffic Safe Business Education George Winkels Martha Bersentes Gary Oertli, Department Head jim Glockner and lim Belmondo Marjorie Cole as Foreign Language David Kremers X Betty Felton Librarians Winifred Sihon Maggie Bowman Marion Pazen Wanda Brace Head Librarian ...N-N 1975 3 Q 10 H x5 N617 15 BOTH john Pederson 'num S , Helen Simpson Gwen Harding, Nurse Special Education Deni Christenson Betty DeLappe Edna Crews JUL Stud Hall 183 Secretaries Mildred Warren lean Dooly ' o ,,,, 3' I M, 3 2 Ruth lane Donna Kever Q Wanda Bostick Mary lo Carlson , Y 'aff sa6uew,b . Cooks anim 0 W. 7 A. 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Ken and Lorraine Bailey Independent Distributors 7456 So.T16th Street Seatde,VVash.98178 Congratulations Seniors! lsttigiwfflsexxl FIRST FEDERAL SAVING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION CONCRATULATES THE CLASS OF 1976 COME IN AND SEE US...AND SAVE...FOR THE FUN O-F IT! FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 2nd and We 's Avenue So. 255-4400 mm C , - Renton Clothing Co. I Jim Qgpiiwt MQ, OVQI' E lanow ,Qffjtpjfy 812 So. 3rd S122-Q3-Zzigoln, washmgron GJM Um Congratulations QM- bowl ln-Q, I0 the lJo0l'tpwt,Q1s.t3lacrIf2Q Class of 76 tau wlwedv ww mom MDP Your Men's Wear Tk Headquarters VSOJ for Mad Man, Kennington, Lee, joel, Chemise, Himalaya, Hang Ten, Levi, Arrow, McGregor, Pacific Trail, and Days 195 .Qflvlf i Nt VN 40 7 lox D' ,W I wish Mom would use Glad fold-lock top sandwich agsf' 11 r zu www! f f '1' S5 N ws f ' WV 2 S ' L -- ' N ,-'- l When you smile put your teeth into it. I just polished my teeth. Don t they look great. Am I on the bottom again? Singinginthe rain. nfs, .J W,.,,.,A,, f 1,r.t,,Q.,a.,Ww' ez - I 'ww A, nq,4,,i,,w,- gf f -sw, W7 , , Up your nose with a rubber hose. ' 1 6 ,. Your place or mine? You mean the football game is tomorrow night? 1 31 0+-v'-5 4, fx,-X, H . Hey! What's happenin? Can I come too? 11 RHS celebrates ar Y - M 1 Wxfqsmhfxt gl' 4- Y I Otis and james get the beat going. 4f '-X 1 Tiptoe through the tulips with me. Our Star Spangled Banner. Bicentennial -- 19 6 4 'M H? Q , ,,L, :1 j 15':- ,ji K, if The food's great! Is it gonna blow up? Bicentennial-our nation's 200th birthday. February 10-17, the week that was set up for the celebration. The week began with the RHS Pep Club presenting a Bicentennial flag to the SBA. A'Capella Choir sang with both faculty and stu- dents in attendance. Later that day, Foreign Exchange presented a skit, Swing Choir sang, and the winners of the look-alike contest were announced at a special assembly: Abraham Lincoln-Robert Vogel, Ben Franklin-Karen Am- mons, Betsy Ross-Renee Courage. A multi-ethnic food fair, held in the home- ec rooms, was a great success. The week was capped by Renton's Bicentennial lublilee. Winners of the Mr. Diamond- Miss jubilee contest were Misty Schaf- fert of Renton High, and Arthur Hu of Lindbergh. Although only one week was set aside at RHS, activities will take place all year long. Follow the leader. From rags to riches- i ROW 1: Roger Nakamura, Bill Bland ROW 2: Debbie Bland, Shelly Gunter, Lee Rancourt, Lori Sholtz, Theresa Foley ROW 3: Shannon Ramsey, Kathy Watt, Karen Narasaki, Debbie Bailey, lody Ford W The 1976 Illahee Staff ROW 1: Randy DeMoss, Rob Stoutenburg, Garret Haider ROW 2: Kim Kawachi, Carey Cedergreen, Kerry jewett, Janice Courtney, Gail Tsuboi ROW 3: Kathy Ohlson, lanett Parsons, Lori Fjellstad, Sue Taketa Seniors Ankeny, jeff 74 Arndt, james 33,48,50,53,62,76, 126 Ashby, Doug 76,119 Bailey, Debbie 30,43,50,70 Bales, Karen 69,76 Barraugh, Gordon 120,122 Bender, Cheri 30,43,52,53,55,71, 76 Berganio, Georgiann 48,67 Beston, Terri 76 Billington, Teresa 30,32,53,64,65, 70,76 Bland, Debbie 30,69,76,78 Bonathon, Dave 30 Bowlin, Sheldon 50 Brown, Dorlee 69 Bruhjell, Ron 30,76 Burkhalter, Debbie 30,70 Burkhalter, Diane 30,78,80 Campbell, Lori 50,70,76,148 Capeloto, jeff 64,76 Carolan, Mary 71,76 Cuaghron, Polly 69,76,158 Cedergreen, Carey 30,70,71 Chinn, Layne 76 Chinn, Sharon 30,35,43,53,76,78 80 Christian, Theresa 43,44 Clayton, Terry 154,155 Coleman, Otis 73 Connel, Mark 30,32,53,76 Cook, Brian 48,53,120,122 Corner, Kim 74 Courage, Michelle 69 Courtier, Penny 42,43,44 Cugini, Robert 57,76 Dalthorp, Nancy 43,44 Demchuck, Karen 30,76,154 Dietrich, Rhonda 43,69 Dillon, Debbie 76 Ekberg, Greg 38,50,120 Elledge, Danny 78 Erickson, Chris 66 Everett, Evelyn 69 Fakharzadeh, Amir 30,53,56,67, 69,76 Faris, Robert 48,57,76 Fentiman, Brian 53,56,126 Fitzgerald, Mark 50 Flatten, Craig 76 Flynn, Maureen 30,43,70 Fong, Karen 30,34,43,52,53.76 Forbes, Tom 48,76 Ford, jodyv 20,30,43,71,78 Gamrath, Barb 30,53,70,71,76 Gesterling, Anita 50,68 Gibbs, Tricia 30,71,76 Glazier, Burt 76 Goetz, Michelle 69 Gould, Maralee 67 Gunter, Shelly 69,70 Gustine, Donald 76 Haider, Garret 30,38,43 Hall, Clary 30,48,53,76 Hargiss, Leonard 48,76 Harper, Steve 43,44 Hawkins, Ray 62,63 Headley, Patti 30,65,71,78,8O Heck, Laurie 69 Henrey, Loren 76 Hikida, Wes 76,118,119 r Hilde, Nancy 39,43,76,154 Hoveland, Lisa 69 Hume, jeff 43,46,48,60,62,76 lhle, Linda 30,34,36,38,71,76 lwasaki, Tim 30,65 jansen, Pauline 76 jennings, Bruce 43,44 jewett, Kerry 69,70 Kain, Trudy 60 Kaster, julie 60,68,166 Keating, Sue 69 Kimpton, janet 43,44 Kingerly, Tamarlyn 76 Knauss, jim 119 Kodama, jon 30,35,43,44,52,53, 76 Kriekenbeck, Roger 76,120,122 Lansing, Brad 50 Leonard, Betsy 76 Lester, Bob 48,76 Linton, Becky 76 Loken, Kim 30,50,65,71,76,53 Longo, Tony 120,122 MacVeigh, Craig 57,76,119 Malnati, Mike 30,53,33,65,76,127 Marlowe, jodi 38,37 May, Pam 69 Mayo, Tajuana 75 McComas, Kathy 69 McCulloch, Terry 50,120,122 McGuire, Chuck 53 Medina, Pedro 66 Meyer, Mike 43,48,62 Millitt, Paul 42,43,60,62,76 Minalia, Ed 120,122 Mishler, Robin 30,70 Mochizuki, Diane 38,50,37 Moks, Martin 120,122 Moore, Monica 30,67,76 Moore, Sue 30,38,37,69,70 Nakamura, Roger 30,38,53,65, 127 Namatame, Brian 30,53,76 Narasaki, Karen 30,33,56,76,78 Narasaki, Ken 62,76,34,50 Nelson, Ken 53,76 Nelson, Renee 74 Nicolet, Debbie 30 Nord, Bonnie 37,38 Norris, Chuck 76 Oscon, Teng 66,67 Ohlson, Kathy 70 Oney, Lauren 67 Overby, Debbie 48,154,155 Parsons, janett 30,42,43,69,70 Payton, Paula 69,76 Perrin, Rick 67,122 Rancourt, Lee 30 Raphael, Ellen 30,56,76 Reamer, Wendy 30,60,62,63,67 Reynolds, Becky 65 Richardson, Mike 38,121,122,30 35 Robbins, Debbie 69 Roper, Chuck 69 Roy, Kelly 30,69,70 Sangalang, Ronnie 30,43 Schroeder, Karen 76 Sheldon, Linda 67,76 Shiosaki, Gregg 30,50,121,122,65 Short, Cheryl 30,68,78 Sloan, Dennis 121,122 Stebner, Rayetta 44,166,167 Stenvall, Kathy 30,67,76 Stoutenberg, Rob 121,122 Stultz, Ted 48 Suyetani, Carrie 30,48,53,68,70 Takahashi, Tom 30,38 Taketa, Dan 76 Taketa, Sue 70 Tamada, Mike 76 Taylor, Debbie 70 Taylor, Vickie 30,67 Thornquist, Debbie 65 Tinnel, Sharon 60 Tom, Chris 30 Tappano, Marlo 69 roupin, chefs 50,154,155 Ullrich, Connie 67,148 Vanderford, Rhonda 69 VanMechelen, Cindy 68,69,76 Violante, Craig 53,76 Warns, Debbie 30,68,78 wan, Kathy 30,53 Wehrman, Wanda 30,48,53,76 Welling, jayne 30,43,76,154 Wilkes, Bonnie 75 Winn, Corinne 42,44 Whittrock, Chuck121,122 Wooldridge, Stacey 76 Wyosocki, Danny 121 Yasutake, Karen 70,71,76,148,32 Young, Brad 30,43,121,122 Young, joel 48 juniors Ackerman, jolene Adams, Ron 85,93,122 Albrecht, Teresa 85 Alfano, Russ 85 Ammons, Karen 50,67,77,85,93 Arnold, Bruce 85 Atkinson, Bobbi Ausman, David 77,85 Bardarson, Lisa 43,77,85,93 Barilleaux, Mike 43,85,120,122 Barnes, Mike 73,85 Barraugh, Kim 85 Barrowman, Nancy 43,85 Bayes, Bonnie 85 Beal, Doug 85 Beckman, Lois 44,77,85 Bell, Theresa 60,85,93 Belmondo, Craig 43,85,50,120, 122 Bertels, Linda 78,85,93 Bertucci, Denise 60,85 Beston, Debbie 85 Bingaman, Paul 42,43,44,85 Binkley, Laurie 43,85 Bland, Bill 77,85,118 Bollinger, janis 43,85 Bolton, Tina 85 Bostwick, Eva 78,85,93,166 Bowden, Leslie 85,93 Braafladt, Peter 77,85 Brockway, Bryce 85,122 Brown, Lorie 85 Brown, Teresa 43,85,154 Brunell, Mark 77,85 Brunk, Doug 85 Budinich, Sue 78,85,93 Bullene, Mark 85 Burggraf, Bill 85,122 Cappelletti, Cory 77,85,118,119 Castillo, Mary 85 Champion, Reba 85,73,'l66 Charlton, Carrie 48,77,85,154 Cheney, Shayne 85 Choat, Debbie 77,86 Cholaj, Frank 42,43,52,86,93,120 122 Christian, jim 44,86,122 Ciotta, Neena 86 Clark, Debbie 44,86 Coleman, Andre 86,73 Collins, Michele 86 Colvin, Petra 68,86 Cook, jon 77,86 Cook, Sharon 77,86 Cosens, Tim 77,86 Courage, Renee 77,86 Courtney, janice 43,86 Crate, Leslie 60,86 Crueger, Tami 43,77,78,86,80,93 D'ettore, Nick 86 Dallosto, Lisa 43,70,77,78,B6,93 Davis, Dawn 43,86,166 De Blasio, Larry 86 De Moss, Randy 77,86,93,122 Deacy, joanne 86,148 Deering, Rob 77,86,93,122 Delanty, Barbara 60,67,77,86 Delorie, Dave 86 Di julio, Michelle 86 Dinius, Terry 86 Donkers, Louie 86,122 Dorgan, Lori 43,77,86 Dotson, Charlie 86 Dribnenki, Kim 48,86 Dunbar, Bruce 86,119 Durgan, lvy 86,166 Echaniz, Karen 86 Egbert, Bret 86 Ekberg, Rene 86,93 Engle, Cheryl 86 Fanning, Valerie 77,86 Farrell, jay 86 Faucher, Cheri 86 Felker, Sandy 68,86,56 Ferguson, Rick 43,122 Fitzgerald, Steve 86 Foley, Theresa 43,77,87,93 Fong, jeff 48,77,87,122 Fote, Nancy 85 Fujikado, julie 48,77,78,87,93,80 Fulfer, Tony 87 Funston, Fred 87 Gamboa, Bruce 77,87,122 Gans, Allan 87 Garrett, Lenard 57,77,87,50,73, 120,122 Gearhart, Linda 77,87,166 Geffre, Randy 87 Gilroy, Colleen 87 Gorden, Keith 87 Gosciewski, Walt 87,122 Green, Virginia 44,87,166,167 Griffin, Marv 87 Griffin, Sheila 87 Grimes, DeeAnn 77 Grinolds, Kim 87 Gwin, jeff 87 Haider, Tanya 87 Hall, Ed 48,87,93,120,122 Hall, Rick 87 Hankemeier, jeff 87 Hansen, Lonnie 77,87,118 Hanson, Mark 60,87 Hasbrook, Tonya 87 Hawks, Von 87 Healy, Maureen 87 Heck, julie 87 Hefner, Ken 87 Henriksen, Cheryl 87 Hertlein, jeff 87,126 Hess, Ron 87 Hillestad, Steve 87 Hisey, Doug 87,93,122 Hobbs, Rod 87,50,73,120,122 Hodges, Dan 87 Hodgson, Kristie 44,87 Hoffman, Larry 43,44,87 Hooks, Sue 87 Hughes, Dale 43,126 Hughes, julie 87,166 Hume, Steve 88,50 Hurtgen, Brian 48,53,88,93 jacobson, Alan 85 jayne, Lindy 56,86,77,88 johnson, Karen 88 johnson, Ricky 88 johnson, Todd 88 jones, Kathy 77,88 Kawachi, Kim 50,88,93 Kindle, Donna 88 Knight, Debbie 88 Knox, jim 88 Knuth, will 88,122 Kodama, Mari 88 Kohlwes, Brian 88,166 Kohr, Roberta 88,166 Kriekenbeck, Ken 77,88,93 Kurtz, Stephanie 60,62,67,77,88 56 Lacher, Dorette 88 Large, Ernie 50,77,88,93,118,119 Leathley, Diane 44,88 Lemke, Karen 43,88 Leonard, joe 88 Lesmeister, joanne 77 Lester, Mark 43,77,88,122 Liburdi, Mat 88 Liebrich, Don 88 Lindsley, joan ne 88 Longoria, Andrew 48,60,77,88 Louie, Serena 77,88,93 Loveall, Karin 88 Lowe, Phil 77,88,122 Lundstrom, Eric 88 Luster, Francine 44,73,88 Lyons, Bruce 48 Madden, Mike 77,88,118 Magraw, Kevin 88,120,122 Mano, Kathy 53,77,88,93,148 Marshall, Greg 88,121,122 Marshall, Nancy 88 Marshall, Nick 88 Marshall, Patty 88 Martin, jeff A. 43,88 Martin, jeff S. 88 May, Parry 88 McClaskey, Kevin 88,122 McConville, joe 89 Mezek, judy 89 Miller, jane 89 Minalia, Dan 89,122 Moji, Sue 89 Molles, judy 89 Moon, Teresa 89 Moore, Ron 89,122 Motanic, Yvonne 44,89 Mountjoy, Rob 89 Murakami, Lance 89 Murakami, Rick 77,89 Muth, Alicia 89 Mutschelknaus, Mark 48,89 r Nakahara, Lori 89 Nakamura, Heather 77,78,89,93, 80 Nansen, Brad 43,44,89 Navarre, Mark 89 Neal, Rod 50 Nealy, Lisa 78,89,93 Nelson, Brad 89 Nelson, Brian 89,93,120,122,123 Nelson, Gary 77,89,118,119 Nelson, j.j. 48,77,89,93,148 Niccum, Brian 89 Niemi, Gordy 50,89 Niemi, Patti 48,53,77,89 Noritake, Patti 48,53,77,89 Norris, Steve 77,89 Norton, Rob 89,118 Noy, janis 89 O'Hara , Liz 44,89 Olsen, Eve 48,71,77,89,93 Olson, Karen 48,71,77,89,93 Oord, George 89 Osborn, Mike 77,89,126 Osthus, Ellen 44,89 Ottinger, Edeana 89 Parker, Myron 49,89 Patterson, Danette Patterson, Shawn 43,44,77,89 Pentzold, Rick 89 Perrigo, Tim 89 Perrins, Milo 89,122 Peterson, Ken 89,122 Playle, Ted 89 Poff, Dan 90 Purdy, Sue 90 Ramirez, Venita 43,77,90,93 Ramsey, Shannon 43,48,71,78,90, 93 Raphaelm, Mark 90 Reid, Donna 90 Restrepo, Patti 44,90 Richter, Molly 90 Rimbey, Dave 90 Ristine, Stu 90 Rivily, Tom 90 Robbins, Cindy 77,78,90,93,80 Rock, Larry 90,93,121,122 Rockey, Karen 90 Roffey, jim 90 Ruppert, Debbie 90 Saario, Lori 90 Sadler, Pattie 90,93 Sanchez, Perry 90 Sanders, Tim 90 Schimming, Scott 90 Schrum, Cindy 90 Schweizer, Scott 77,90 Scott, Dan 90 Seaburg, Hal 90 segimoto, jay 4a,77,9o,93,11s Seidenstricker, Patty 48,60 Sherman, B.j. 43,90 Singer, jeff 48,77,90 Sitzes, Clark 90 Skagen, Brad 43,90,122 Sloan, Tammie 90 Smith, Suzanne 43,90,93 Smith, Sharon 90 Smyth, Nancy 71,90,93,148 Sneesby, Randy 90,93,121,122 Soto, Lucia 90 Space, Deanne 53,77 Spangler, Doug 90 Spee, Connie 76,77,90,93 Stanley, Brian 77,90 Stanley, Valerie 90,148 Steger, Scott 44,90 Stenslie, Tom 43,90,93 Stewart, Karen 90 Stoutenberg, Doug 90,119 Struck, Dennis 91 Sullivan, Terry 91 Sutherland, Mike 91 Sutton, Doug 48,77,91 Swanson, Kathleen 77,91,93,148 Taasevigen, Craig 91 Talmage, Steve 48,77,91,126 Tapscott, Bill 91,122 Tasca, Mike 91 Tasca, Nick 91 Taylor, Cindy 91 Taylor, john 91 Taylor, Pam 91 Teets, Darcey Thacher, Roseanne 91 Thorsen, Eric 48,53,56,76,77,91, 93,118 Tirrell, Kathy 48,91 Tom, Marlene 43,60,62,91 Trimm, Bill 77,91,127 Tsuboi, Gail 48,71,77,91,93,155 Tully, Steve 91,121,122 VanMechelen, Bob 91 VanSickle, Karin 44 Vanderford, Dana 91 Vango, Venetia 48,91,93 Vann, Doug 91,122 Wagner, Greg 91 Walkden, Alison 78,91,93 Warns, Dean 91 Wasner, Tom 91,93,118 Watanabe, Russ 91,93,118 Watson, Nick 91 Watt, Karen 67,71,91,93,50 Webb, Sherri 166,167 Whalen, Kim 44,77,91 White, Sue 77,91,154 Whittaker, Bruce 77,91 Widger, Dewey 91 Wik, Karen 91 Williams, Debbie 53,73,91 Williams, Kenny 91 Wing, Carolyn 43,77,91,93 Witters, Renae 43,77,91 Woods, Darryl 73,91 Yasutake, Warren 91,126 Yoshioka, Tom 91,93,118 Zimmerman, Rodger 91 Sophomores Akers, Cindy 97 Alder, Vickie 97 Aliment, Karen 77,78,97,105 Allbrighr, jim 97,118 Anderson, Cheryl 44,97 Anderson, Mike 97 Arends, Mike 97 Arita, julie 77,97 Bacic, Diane 97 Bakken, Chris 97 Barker, Mike 97 Bauer, Diana 97 Baxter, Vanessa 44 Beal, Steve 77,97 Belmondo, janet 44,53,77,97,105 Bennett, Denise 48,97 Benson, Tina 97 Biesold, Frank 97,122 Billington, Ray 97 Bingaman, Ann 77,78,97 Bostock, Yvonne 97 Bower, Scott 97 Brabant, Sharie 77,97,105 Brady, Martha 97 Breslin, Terry 97,122 Briggs, Pam 44,60,77,97 Brodka, Karen 97 Brooks, jim 97 Brown, Bob 97 Bryant, Bob 97 Buckner, Ken 97 Bunker, Ken 97 Bunker, Kevin 43,60,77,97,105 Buoy, Keith 77,97 Burkhalter, Mary 44,78,97,105 Campbell, Frank 49,97 Campbell, Georgie 44 Cantrell, Marcia 48,77,78,97 Cappelletti, Lisia 77,107 Carlson, Tracey 97,105,154,155 Castillo, jeanette 44,53,67,70,78 Castillo, Rosemary 44,67,71,78, 105 Cheney, Sue 97,105 Coffin, Richard 46,97,118,119 Coleman, Barbara 73,97 Collins, Ron 97,122 Compaan, Paul 97 Cone, Cindy 97 Connely, Eddy Cook, Al 43,97 Coon, Ray 97 Corder, Bill 57,97 Corner, Patti 97 Cosens, Ted 97 Creighton, Kathy 97 Crites, joey 98,122 Crueger, Bob 43,77,98 Crutcher, Barbara 98,166 Curtis, Danny 98 Daraskavich, Al 43,98 Davis, Becky 78,98,105 DeBortle, Diane 44,60,67,78,98, 166 Deacy, Neal 98 Delaurenti, Dave 98 Delaurenti, Vicky 77 Delo, Carl 60,62,63,77,98 Delo, james 98 Demchuck, Ken 98 Dinius, Lugene 44,50,98 Ditto, Brent 98 Dixon, Bennett 98 Dull, Pam 44,77,78,98,105 Eisold, Brad 98,122 Ellingson, jean 98,105 Evanson, Vomessa Everett, john 57,98 Faille, Michelle Fanning, Andy 122 Faull, john 98 Fenner, Sue 48,70,77,98,105,148 Ferguson, Randy 98 Festin, Mike 77,98 Finnigan, Kelly 44,98 Flynn, Amy 98 Forslund, Shelly 44,45,98 Fortier, Tammy 77,98,105 Franceschina, Doug 77,98 Freeman, Mike 98 Galvin, Steve 98 Gardin, Debbie 44,53,77,98,105 Garrett, julie 98,166 Gearhart, Lisa 98 Giboney, Don 98 Gibson, Debbie 68,98 Gilroy, Mike 98 Goodwin, Becky 98 Goodwin, Debbie 44,45,48,60, 78,98 Gorden, Dale 98 Gosciewski, Victor 77,98 Gould, Sue 98 Grace, Alice 98 Grinolds, Linda 50,98,105 Guerroro, Irma 44,98 Gunst, Cathy 98,148 Haag, Russ 99 Hardin, Cathy 99 Hart, Paula 44,99,166 Hart, Sandy 77,99,105 Hasbrook, Darwyn 99 Hawkins, Carmen 48,77,99,105, 148 Heilpern-, Leslie 99,105 Helwig, Mark 77,99,122 Henry, Dino 99 Herman, Steve 99 Hess, jerry 99 Hikida, Terri 44,99 Hilde, Karen 77,99,105 Hoeper, Kathy 99 Hollingworth, Norene 44 Holt, Alex 99,122 Holt, Cindy 49,98 Hull, Dan 98,122 Hynes, Ron 77,98 lshii, Tom 48,77,99,105 lslai, Dee 99 lves, Ken 99,105 lacobs, Steve 99 jansen, Cathy 67,68,77,99 jansen, Rick 99,119 jernigan, Ken 99 johnson, Candace 99,105 johnson, Linda 99 johnson, Kathy 99 johnson, Keith 43 jolin, Pam 99 jones, Kelli 77,99 Katara, Sunil 77,99,122 Kato, Steve 77,118 Kay, Elizabeth 44,45,77,78,99,105 Kelly, Mike 99 Kelly, joann 77,99 Kerr, Dave 99 Kidd, Kim 99 Kidd, Mike 99 King, Linda 99 Kirby, Pam 99 Kircher, Gretchen 99 Kirkevold, Paul 99,122 Kirkevold, Stephannie 99 Kline, Cindy 99,49 Knottnerus, Bill Koens, Mike 49,99 Kohlwes, Tami 77,99,105,148 Komatsu, Wayne 99 Kossert, Cathy 99 Kravagna, Dawn 67,77,99,105 Kremer, Kathy 44,45,78,99,105 Kubasta, Debbie 70,77,78,99 Kuney, Nelson 99 Kuse, Glenn 77,100 Langei, Lori 100 Laecki, Debbie 100 Lawrence, Dan 100,105 Lawrence, Tamara 100 Leathley, Betsy 77,100,110 Lewis, Ken 60,100 Liebrich, Dean 77,100,122 Liescke, jeff 100 Lillie, Kathy 100,166 Linton, Danny 100 Lloyd, Mike 100 Longoria, Ruth 60,100 Lord, Peggy, 100,105 Lytle, jeff 100 Magraw, Cathy 44,50,100,105 Mahnke, Denise 100 Malesis, Mary 44,45,100 Mallory, Margaret 100,148,49 Malnati, Mark 77,100,122 Marshall, Ron 100 Maritn, Kelly 100,166,167 Maust, Sherrie 100 Mayes, Sherrie 100 Mayo, Donna 100 McCulloch, Sherrie 100,105 McDaniel, Don 49,100 McGregor, Brenda 100 McLaughlin, Melanie 100 McLendon, Linda 77,100,105 McNeelan, Carla 60,100 Mejlander, john 77,50,100 Melvin, jim 77,100 Midget, Teri 100,166 Migliore, Denise Miles, Elaine 100 Miller, Craig Miller, Nelson 100 Miller, Rose 44,100,166 Miovski, Lorene 60,67,77,100, 105,166,167 Miskimens, Dean 100,122 Mitchell, jeff 100 Moschetti, Mark 77,101,105,118, 65 Murakami, Mike 101,118 Nakashima, Shirley 67,78,56,101 Navarre, Mike 111 Nelson, Kim 53,77,101,154,155 Nelson, Tammy 101 Newell, Leif 101 Nogales, Linda 101 Nomura, Liz 70,77,101,105 Oberholtzer, Karen 101 O'Brien, john 101 O'Hara, Brian 101 Ofthus, Chris 101 Oleson, Bruce 101 Osborne, Ray 101 Osborne, Bill 101 Palazzo, Tony 101 Pantier, Sue 101 Parker, Diane 101,166 Parrott, Dan 101 Patton, Keri 101 Paxton, Tracy 101 Payton, jim 101 Pederson, Dave 101,122 Pentzold, Randy 101 Pleasant, Paul 101 Polstra, Debbie 101,105,148 Potter, Sandy 44,101 Powell, Robert 101 Pugmire, Holly 44,45,67,77,101 Quande, Kim 101 Rancourt, jim 101 Rauch, Shelly 101 Raum, Toni 101 Reid, Phil 101 Reid, Sheryl 101 Retel, Colleen 101 Reynolds, Tim 101,122 Rice, Sandy 101,166 Richards, Dave 43,101 Richards, jeff 102 Richardson, Dave 49,111 Richardson, Ron 102,122 Richmond, Scott 102,122 Ristine, Anthony 102,103 Roberts, Kurt 102,105 Robinson, Lorie 102 Rockey, Ronald 102 Rolstad, Kathy 102 Rook, Elaine 102 Rosoto, Dean 102 Royal, Bonnie 44,60,102 Rush, Clark 102 Rutledge, Lori 44,45,102,105 Rystrom, Larry 60,77,102,105 Sakaguchi, jeff 48,77,102,105,118 Sanchez, Manuel 102,122 Sanderson, Denise 102 Sato, Sue 77 Sauerbrey, Steve 77,102 Schafferts, Misty 44,45,77,102 Scheuffele, Tammy 102 Schlosser, Don 102 Scholes, Linda 102 Schunzel, Rob 102 SChutt, Lori 44,77,56,102 Schweiss, Lucille 48,67,102 Scidmore, Rick 102 Seibert, Colleen 102 Seirawan, Runda102 Sell, Melissa 77,102 Shields, Tamela 102 Shogren, Sue 166 Sholtz, Kathy 102,65 Siebert, Kerri 53,77 Sorenson, julie 102,105 Spicknall, Dave 102 srabb, jody 44,45,77,78,1o2,105 Stark, jackie 44,78,102,105,148 Stephens, Mary 102 Stenvall, jon 77,102 Stewart, jon 118 Stricker, Laura 78,102,105 Stricker, Steve 102 Stroup, Dean 102 Struck, Dave 102 Stuart, jon 102 Surcamp, Kent 43,102,105,118 Taasevigen, Paige 103 Taketa, Pamela 44,45,103 Taylor, jerry 103 Thacher, Marcie 44,50,103,105 Thomas, Roy 68,103 Thompson, Diane 103 Thorsen, Gina 44,45,67,77,103, 105 Toda, john 57,77,118 Torkelson, james 77,103 Torkelson, Tom 118 Truscan, Keri 78,103,105 Vann, Diana 103 Vice, April 113 Vivolo, Tanya 103 Vogel, Bob 60,62 Vukcevich, Sonia 103,166 Ward, Alvin 73,103 Ward, Debra 103 Wasser, Lisa 103 Weaver, jordan 60,62,63,50,103 Weber, janelle103 Webster, Greg 73,103 Weldon, Gregory 77,103,122 Welling, lennifer 44,67,103 West, Cynthia 103 Westerbeck, Brian 103 Westerbeck, Robert 103 Wheeler, Peggy 103,155 White, Gary 49,103 Whitley, Stewart 103,122 Williamson, Kirk 103 Wilson, Sally 103,105 Winn, Nancy 67 Wittrock, Teresa 44,60,77,103 Wolter, jean 48,67,77,103,105 Workman, john 122 Yabusaki, Carol 103 Yagi, Teresa 77,103 Young, Brian 103,122 Zemanek, Brad 48,77,103 Zerbato, Ines 44,45,77,78,103,105 Zier, Adam 103,126 Freshmen Abrams, Carla 45,107 Adams, Brenda 107 Akers, Diane 107 Allbright, David 107 Allen, jim 107 Anderson, Greg 50,107 Angerine, Mark 60,107,118 Arbuckle, Cindy 101 Autio, Richard 44,107 Bainbridge, Doug 107,115 Bardarson, Linnea 45,107,115 Beadle, jenny 107 Benson, Robin 107 Berre, Laila 48,107 Berre, Liisa 49,107 Beston, Patricia 45,107 Blair, Rhonda 67,107 Bland, Cindy 107 Blessing, Mike 44,107 Blyth, Sandy 49,53,78,107,115 Bond, johnnie 44,107 Borsvold, David 107,122 Bowden, Kim 107 Braafladt, Carol 45,107,155 Braaten, Vicki 107 Brabant, Steve 107,115,126 Bradley, Donald 107 Breslin, Martin 44,107,122 Bressan, Susie 107 Brown, Clifford 107 Brown, jeff 44,107,122 Brunnenkant, Monica 107 Buoy, Kerri 107 Cady, Shannon 107 Campbell, Georgiana 107 Capeloto, Mimi 107,155 Cappelletti, Tina 107 Cariveau, Warren 107 Carolan, Amy 107 Carpenter, Donald 107 Carson, Roger 44,107 Cass, Aaron 107 Castillo, Maryhelen 56,67,78,107, 115 Chan, Amy 50,107 Charboneau, Leon 44,107,122 Charlton, Brian 108,118 Chinn, David 108,118 Chow, Ward 108 Christman, David 108,122 Clark, joe 44,108,122 Clayton, Mike 108 Cluff, Tracy 45,108 Coates, Ann 45,108 Cole, Ronda 108 Collins, David 108 Colvin, Heidi 108 Cone, Tim 44,118 Cook, Harry 108 Crossan, joe 122 Crouch, Kelly 108 Crutcher, Brian 108 Custer, Gina 45,108 Dahlen, Wayne 49,108,113,118 Dallosto, Vicki 45,108,115 Dalthorp, Rikka 49,108 Daraskavich, Paul 108,122 Davis, Bonnie 108 Deering, Nancy 108,115,148 Delaurenti, julie 49,78,108 Denning, julia 108 Devlin, Paul 49,108,122 Dickes, Danny 108 Dickenson, Patty 108 Dickenson, Russel 108,122 Dige, Andrea 49,108,115 Ditto, Andrea 108 Donckers, Debbie 108 Dones, jean 108 Donley, jeff 108,122 Donnelly, Casey 108,155 Donohue, Sue 49,108,115 Dorsey, james 108,122 Dove, Randy 108,122 Dramse, Toni 108 Earls, Virginia 108 Echaniz, Steve 108,122 Edvall,jaye108 Edwards, jelaine 108 Eliseuson, Ardith 45,108 Elliot, Mary 108 England, Sandra 108 Evans, janice 108 Faris, Richard 49,108 Farrell, Michelle 108 Ferguson, Phillip 109 Ferguson, Robby 109 Ferrell, Patricia 109 Festin, Trining 78,109 Field, Dawn 109 Finnigan, Robert 109 Fisher, janell 109 Fisher, Mark 109 Flatten, Susan 109 Flynn, Susan 109 Foltz, Debbie 109 Ford, Rodney 109,122 Frederick, Cami 78,109,115 Freeman, Bradley 109 Galvin, Gary 109 Gamboa, Rita 109,155 Gibson, jeffrey 109 Gillespie, Mike 109,122 Gilroy, john 109,122 Gleason, Linda 109 Goetz, Tracey 109 Could, Shelley 45,109,115,148 Gravatt, Clyde Graves, Cary 109,155 Gray, David 109,118 Green , julie 109 Gregg, Sandra 49,50,109,115 Gregg, Griffin, Susan 50,109,115 Ken 49,109 Haag, jodi 109 Hall, Diana 60,67,78,109 Hall, Kerri 109,115 Hamamoto, Eileen 109 Hansen, Lorrie 109 Hawkins, Greg 49,109,118 Hawks, Melanie 56,109 Hechinger, Mike 109,122 Hechinger, Michelle 109 Henderson, Lorraine 45,108,109 Hendrix, janie 109 Herman, Deone109 Herman, Tim 109 Hicks, Kevin 109 Hodgson, Tami 109 Hoeper, Mark 109,118 Hoffman, Mary 57,109,155 Holbert, Athena Holm, ludy 49,109,154 Hubbard, Edward 109 Huffman, David 109 Hughes, Sarah 78,166 Huntley, William 110 Hurtgen, Cheryl 49,110,115,148 Hytry, Helen 49,110 Ishii, Raymond 110,115 lslai, Steven 110 Iwasaki, john 110,118 jackson, Ryan 110,126 jennings, Sharon 45,110 jessen, Tammy 110 johnson, Corinne 110 josephson, Susan 49,110 junso, Tammi 45,110 Kano, David 44 Kawachi, Tod 110 Keene, Konnie 45,110 Kidd, Carla 110 Kidd, Chris 110 Kingery, Trace 110 Kinne, Sharon 110 Kinney, joe 44,110 Kinsley, jon 110,126 Kircher, Bruce 110 Knauss, Delene110 Knudsen, Elisabeth 110 Knuth, Robert 110,122 Kodama, Sue 49,110 Landress, David 110,122 Laroya, Glen 110 Larsen, Tom 110 Laudenslager, Greg 110 Lawson, Lance 110 Leahy, Kathleen 60,110 Leno, Peggy 45,155 Leonard, Patrick 44,110,122 Lewis, Tara 49,60,110 Liburdi, Mardena 110 Lindsey, Stephan Littlejohn, Gerald Lontok, Edmund 110 Looney, Rose Lund, Kim 110,115,148 Lyons, Greg 49,110 MacPherson, Tracy 110,166 Maekawa, Elaine 78,110,115 Magraw, Scott 110,122 Malesis, Georgia 45,110 Mano, Charlene 110,155 Mano, Richard 44,110,122 Marshall, Karol Marshall, Scott 110,122 Marsland, Douglas 110,122 Martin, Tracy 110 Martinez, Debbie 45,110 s Mathena, Donna 110 Matthai, Daniel 110 May, Shawn 44,110 McClaskey, Randy 110 McCulloch, Donna 49,110,148 McCulloch, Timothy 110,122 McGregor, Mark 110 McNeelan, Mary 110 McComas, Bonnie 110,166 McKee, Marilyn 111 Meehan, Sherri 111 Menges, Cheryl 111 Metcalf, Robert Mezek, Alan 111 Midget, Derin111 Mills, ludy 45,111 Moji, joe 50,111,115,122 Moks, Eha 45,111 Moore, Michael 111 Moshetti, Diane 111,155 Munger, Mark 111,122 Nakamura, Heidi 49,111,115,148 Nakamura, Nancy 115 Namatame, Susan 111,115 Naranjo, jonathan Narasaki, Carol 78,111 Neglay, Raymond 111,122 Nelson, Connie 111 Nelson, George 111 Nelson, Shelly 111 Nielipinski, Mark 111 Ogilvie, Stephen 111,122 Okamoto, Merrick 111 Oleson, Rhonda 45,111 Olson, Ty 111 Osotio, jeffrey 111,122 Owen, Tracee 111 Palazzo, joseph 111 Park, Debbie 49,111 Partner, Darrell 122 Pascale, Maria 111 Pate, Sharon 111 Patterson, Scott 44,111 Payne, Dona 45,111 Penix, Sandra 45,111 Phillips, Kenneth 111,122 Phillips, Mark 111 Piele, Regina 45,111 Powell, Kimberly 111 Price, Michelle 111 Quande, Kevin 50,111,122 Ramirez, Charlene 45,111 Ramsey, Kelly 111 Reinhart, David 111 Rice, Carolyn 111 Rice, jacky 45,111 Rice, jennifer 111 Richmond, Brenda 78,111 Rivitt, David 111 Robbins, john 44,50,111 Roberts, Dana 45,111 Rollolazo, Elaine 49,111 Royal, Dianna 60,62,111 Sammalisto, joel 111 Sanders, Kelly 111 Sanders, Todd 111 Sangalang, Charlotte 57,50,111 Santiago, Annette 111 Schenck, Brian 49,111,122 Schmidt, Brian 44,111 Schreven, john 44,112 Scott, Kimberly 112 Seaburg, Bruce 44,112 Segimoto, Gene 49,112,115,126 Shafer, john 44 Sharp, Katherine 112 Shields, Michelle 112 Shinners, Michael 112,122 Shish, Gregory 112 Short, Ronnie 112 Simson, jodie 49,112,115 Sjoberg, Mark 44,112 Sjoquist, Sharon 112 Skagen, Mary 45,112,148 Slater, Raymond 112 Sloan, Scott 118 Smith, Cathy 112 Smith, Danny 112 Smith, Donna 112 Smith, Larry 44,112 Smith, Ronald 112 Smith, Sean 112,122 Sowards, Robert 112 Spee, David 112 Spjut, Lisa 50,112 Stanton, Laddie112 Stenslie, Vicki 112,115 Stenvall, Carolyn 112 Stroup, Randy 44,112 Surcamp, Kirsten 49,112 Tapscott, Denise 57,112 Tasca, Elizabeth 112 Taylor, Greg 126 Taylor, Tami 49,112 Thompson, Shawn 57,112 Thornquist, Brenda 49,113 Toupin, Louina 113,155 Tovrea, Suzanne 49,113 Tucker, Karen 113 Vacknitz, Scott 113 VanLuven, julie 113 Vango, Yvonne 49,78,113 Vivolo, Daniel 113,122 Ward, Angela 113 Watanabe, Peri113 Watt, Laura 113,115 Weaver, Aaron 60,113 Webb, Brian 50,113 Weflen, Rodney 113 Wehrer, Brian 113 Welch, David 113,122 Werre, Mary 113 White, William 113 Wickham, Sandra 113 Wik, Daniel 44,113 Williams, Perry 113,122 Wilson, David 113 Wilson, Teresa 113 Wollam, Helena 45 Wood, Holly 49,113 Workman, james 113,122 Wozniak, Daniel 113 Wysocki, jeanne 113,115 Yoshioka, Ann 113,148 Zemanek, Martin 44,113 1976 Illahee Staff Seniors Lori Fjellstad, Editor Lee Rancourt Sue Taketa Kathy Watt Student Life Kathy Ohlson, Editor Diane Mochizuki Shannon Ramsey Carey Cedergreen Kim Kawachi Faculty Debbie Bland, Editor Karen Narasaki Underclass lanett Parsons, Editor janice Courtney Gail Tsuboi Theresa Foley Sports Shelly Gunter, Editor Rob Stoutenberg Garret Haider Roger Nakamura Advertising Debbie Bailey, Editor Kerry lewett A Index lody Ford, Editor Lori Sholtz, Editor-in-Chief Randy DeMoss and Bill Bland, Photogra hers Robert l. 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