Renton High School - Illahee Yearbook (Renton, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 212 of the 1984 volume:

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Thanks to you, all of our activities were very successful and worthwhile. l would like to thank Paul and Mike for all of their help and an extra special thank you to Mrs. Penny for helping us through our high school years. I wish you all the best of luck in whatever the future may bring. Senior Class President Laura Boyce L-R: Paul Bainbridge, Laura Boyce, Mike Teramoto fs , fi ,.-...ei Row 1, L to R: Debbie Lindberg, Machelle Larson, Sheila Unger, Laura Boyce, Chris Elliott Row 2, L to R: Kelly Kuwahara, Danielle Rydberg April Brusha, Debbie O'Neal, Pam Larson, Michele Sakaguchi Row 35 L to R: Kevin Martin, Terry Edwards, Nancy Bainbridge, Debbie Staudt Mike Teramoto, Darrin Williams, Ben Shimizu, Row 43 L to R: Gene Farrell, Shannon Lu, Gaylene MacDonald, Nancy Feaster, Paul Bainbridge Chris Delsing W . Top ofthe Tribe CARLA EDMONDS has been actively involved in sports in her four years at Renton. She lettered in basketball four years, and she lettered three years in tennis and volleyball. She was also captain of this year's volleyball team. Through all these sports, CARLA still maintained a 3.6 GPA. Her hobbies in- clude tennis, camping, and swimming. CARLA was elected our 1983-84 Homecoming Queen. After graduation she plans on attending a four year college. V04 wf J .f ,,,, 'M , 'i,. 3 , , A T Both athletic and intellectual, GAYLENE lVlacDONALD was co-captin of the volleyball team, Varsity Club member, and all star at volleyball regionals, as well as a member of the Torch Honor Society and Symphonic Band. She also was the yearbook Sports Editor, Executive Board member, class coun- cil member, and Sign Committee chairperson. She attended two RHS Leadership camps. Giraffe and stamp collecting are among her hobbies. After graduation, GAYLENE plans to attend a four year college and major in biology. X NANCY BAINBRIDGE was president of Torch Club, Chair- person of Constitution and By-laws committee, Editor-in-Chief of the yearbook, and on Cross Country and Track for four years, and still maintained a 3.97 G.P.A. She was a member of the National Honor Society, a Masonic Outstanding Junior, a National Merit Commended Scholar, Rotary Youth of the Month for November and a Girl State delegate. She likes to ski and read in her spare time. Her plans after graduation are to go to the U.W. and major in some science area. 3 E E Truly deserving of this honor, LISA TAMEKUNI, Tribe and Band president, was involved in ASA, Foreign Exchange Club, Torch Club, various committees, the election committee and Senior Slide Show Committee Chairperson. LISA was the Masonic outstanding Junior, a member of the National Honor Society, and a commended student on the PSAT. She man- aged to maintain a 3.91 GPA while doing all of this and volunteer work for the Arthritis Foundation, After graduation she plans to attend the U,W. While maintaining a 4.0 G.P.A., ROSE KATO has been actively involved here at R,H.S. She was 1983-84 ASB Vice- President, Sophomore class President, in the National Honor Society, Executive Board and a Leadership camp J.C. She has also played varsity tennis and volleyball. She has been award- ed the Hugh O'Brian Outstanding Sophomore, Masonic Out- standing Junior, and Rotary Youth of the Month for October. She is involved in her church youth group also. Her hobbies are pickleball, swimming, and skiing. After graduation, she plans to attend a university and go into some type of engineer- ing or other math-oriented field, Hardworking and dedicated, MIKE TERAMOTO earned a 3.68 GPA, and was in Torch Club and was Vice-President of the Senior class. He was also involved in ASA and all class councils. He lettered in swimming four years, was a National Merit Commended Student, and a Boyls State participant. He was a Masonic Outstanding Junior, a member of the National Honor Society, and the co-chairman of his church youth group, MIKE enjoys being outdoors and plans to attend to the U.W. after graduation. ,grey so 1 I i Q , I 'S W 4 tl if X Getting things done with a smile describes CHRIS EL- LIOTT. Not only was she our ASB President, but she was also involved in various committees, Foreign Exchange Club, Varsi- ty Club, and Executive Board. She lettered in volleyball, bas- ketball, and tennis. She was one of the five Masonic Outstand- ing Junior Girls, most inspirational volleyball player, and a Rotary Youth of the Month semi-finalist. CHRIS likes sports and being with her friends in her spare time. After graduation, she plans to attend a four year college and major in communi- cations or a business field. PAUL BAINBRIDGE was Senior Class Secretary, Dance Committee co-chairperson, and a member of Varsity Club. He was also involved in class councils, yearbook staff, and Youth and Government. He has also participated in varsity track, cross country, and freshman football. ln his spare time he enjoys snow and water skiing, soccer, volleyball, and playing the drums. He also runs with the Sunrise Striders Running Club. He plans to go to a community college on a running scholarship after graduation, and later, to transfer to the U.W. and become a lawyer. Getting involved is what SONJA MEJAENDAR is all about. She was involved in Torch Club, Foreign Exchange Club, Varsity Club, Student Council, and class councils. She was Vice-President of A'Cappella Choir, and ASB Treasurer. She was on varsity swimming as a freshman and varsity tennis for the next three years. She has a part-time job and enjoys reading, swimming, and playing tennis in her spare time. After graduation she plans to attend a four year university and major in law or computer science. NANCY FEASTER was one of the very involved Indians. She was involved in Torch Club, Election Committee, Execu- tive Board, Youth and Government, and was a Fundraising Committee co-chairperson. She was also on the Tribe cabinet and the yearbook Senior Section Editor. She participated in varsity swimming her freshman and sophomore years. She was a National Merit Commended Student and a member of the National Honor Society. Through all this involvement she kept up a 3.89 GPA. Her hobbies include camping, swimming, and bicycling. After high school, she plans on attending a four year college. Senior Celebrities Most Likely to Succeed: Rose Kato and Kelly Kuwahara Best Sense of Humor: Chris Elliott and Matt Don- nelly Biggest Mouth: Jana Tasca and Frank Near Most Athletic: Carla Edmonds and Tony Breland Funniest Walk: Debbie O,Neal and Chuck Glenn Truest Bluest Couple: Sheila Farley and Chris Cunio Most Spirited: Debbie Staudt and Geoff Miller Maddest Saddest Couple: Salia Suitonu and D.J. Cobb , .Shine In '84 Best Personality: Pam Larson and Wil Abadilla Prettiest Smile: Janice Lemley and Steve Furfaro Biggest Flirt: Donna Allmaras and Jeff Werre Most lnvolved: Laura Boyce and Paul Houser Best Student: Dayle Pieper and Jeff Bravo ..- Best Dressed: April Brusha and Chris Delsing Most Changed: Denise Cooley and Paul Bain- Prettiest Eyes: Sonja Mejlaender and Dean Maz- bridge zuca 5513 AW A Wil Abadilla Jeff Adams Sokuntheary Aing Kevin Akesson Christina Alder Julie Allerdice Donna Allrnaras Shari Arita Stephanie Arline Everett Arrington Karen Arthalony Ruby Azcueta Nancy Bainbridge Paul Bainbridge David Baker Kelly Baker Susan Baldinger Steven Baldwin Jinelle Banez Mechelle Barr Lisa Basart Sean Bauer Rebecca Baxter Kirsten Bennett Bryan Bernharclt Carla Bissett Cynthia Blake Stacy Bollen Brianf Bouta Donald Boydston Jeffrey Bravo Anthony Brelancl Heidi Brumbaugh iv.,-' ..-.,-- Darren Butler Tommi Bynum Jack Calderon James Calton Raelene Cantil Angela Cariveau Jill Carver Maria Casal Anna Chambers Elena Cheng fX Darin Chinn Roger Christopherson Troy Cicci Kimberly Clasen Douglas Cobb Jon Cocanower Denise Cooley Chris Cunio Delores Dade Warner Danielson Shawn Darst Sean Davis Kathleen DeBruyn Denene Dean Christopher Delsing Whitney Dickinson Joseph Dinius f E' i T f 1, ' Terry Edwards Christine Elliott Lee Farquhar Gene Farrell Cindi Fritsvold Steven Furfaro Michelle DOH Matthew Donnelly Carla Edmonds Corina Elliott Terry Epperson Sheila Farley Nancy Feaster Timothy Fisk Laura Flynn Alycia Gardiner Robin Garvey Janis Glantz Charles Glenn Gerald Gorden Nichelle Gordon Volonda Green David Griffin l Heather Grogan Jimmy Guenther Mary Guerrero Paul Guerrero Lonnetta Gulley Carol Hall Karen Hansford David Hartwig Eric Heilborn Bonnie Heinz Donald Henry Jennifer Herpick Myrna Hicks Margarete Hieb Joey Hodgson Dean I-lommer Patricia I-looks Brad Hopps Paul Houser Robert Huffman I w , , Michelle Kail Rose Kato Brett Kemnitz Michael Kinney David Kino Dean Knight Eric Koch Ingrid Koch Jeffery Koch Charlotte Koestl Maria Koukoula Kelly Kuwahara Paige La Belle Charles Lamberson Erling Larsen Machelle Larson Pam Larson Janice Lemley Bill Lewis Debra Lindberg John Lispie Jessica Long Vicki Lougheed Shannon Lu Edward Lutgen Susan Lyons Gaylene MacDonald Gerald Magnuson Rusel Manning Traci Marsh John Marshall Kevin Martin Patricia Martin Stacy Martinson Sharon Masters Connie Maughlin Dean Mazzuca Sonja Mejlaender Geoffrey Miller Jeffrey Miller Patty Miller Janell Mooclie Brenda Moore Melody Moore Lilli Morrill Christopher Nabors Scott Nakamura Frank Near Corey Nelson Kathleen Nelson Traci Newton Lorraine Norton Debra O'Neal Michael Olson Matt Owen Jeff Paris Steve Park Michael Pavone Tanya Pellegrino Jim Pennington i fl Julie Perkins l-lainz Perry Theodore Pfeifle Duc Pham Dayle Pieper Joseph Piksa Jeffrey Plano Rebecca Plata Gary Pomeroy William Prentice Kathy Provin Michael Raum Darrell Retel Douglas Richardson Michele Robinson Danielle Rydberg Michele Sakaguchi Ramona Salavea Tina Samora Mike Sax Nora Schultz Adam Serna Emmet Sheats X Kelly, Michael Shong David Small Michelle Smith Matthew Stachowiak 1 Debrah Staudt Rebecca Steckler Susan Stewart Salia Suitonu Willie Sullivan Lisa Tamekuni Jani-1 TGSCG Richard Taylor Michael Teramoto Mark Teranishi Dori Thompson Leslie Tiede Kimberly Titus James Toole Tung Trinh Amy Tsuruta Kenneth Tutino Tony Tuyay Sheila Unger Teresa Upshaw Tina Vickery David Waggoner Yi W3li9m3U Dana Wallace Jeffrey Wafmamakef Michelle Wearmouth Bernadette Webb Kelly Webley Jeff Werre Karla Wheaton Jkt l x if lg, 7 Ashley White Steven Whitley Gary Wicks Darrin Williams Stacy Williamson Gary Williamson Deanna Winchester James Zable John Zable Anthony Zallocco fs Leslie Zelasky Alicia Zepeda Kenny Butler Rick Geffre Dawn Mclntire David Jones 'U' Yvette Stanley g ttt in tx ,yi if ' a 5 In 1980 it all began, When we started to lend a hand, As sophomores and juniors more involved we became, With councils, committees and ideas we gave, We worked with teachers, administrators and friends, At school for hours wondering where it would end, Car washes, Carnivals, stuffed animals and more, Created a unity that's hard to ignore. . 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YW-1 Lf GCP MCI af N igfiggiggfi Xcffp gy Ig' WgAi Abadilla, Stefanie Allen, David Anderson, Clifford Anderson, David Anderson, Kimberly Apostol, Joy Arthalony, Treg Baggett, Brian Baner, Dave Banks, Robert Bartroff, Ray Bates-Houle, Tom 4 A Clarkson, Tamitha Cone, Matthew Corsi, Gina Corwin, Leisa Crelley, Peter Dahlby, Susan Carolan, Thomas Casterline, William Charles, Dennis Cheung, Francis Ciotta, Anjell Clark, James Baum, Mike Benson, Kevin Benson, Todd Bhatia, Amina Bidon, Chip Biesold, Kelly Binford, Daniel Blanchard, Christopher iii Bobo, Chessie Boyce, my ,-,,',, ,,,f: Bridges- Jeanette Bfunkr Wendell Buckley, Kimberly Burke, Laura Bush, Melinda Butler, Chad Calton, Brenda Cantil, Jeff fi i 5 mm , '-?2::,,.f-'-'.,4-x.1 f,gf,.,'r..':4:' v Daigle, Cheryl Dang, Tina Daraskavich. Steven Darrow. Tamara Davis, Daniel Davis, Robert 1:7 Sf ,., xl fd'- Ernery, Charles Epperson, Robert Erskine, Christine Fairbairn, Alicia Fakharzadeh, Susan Faulkner, Rodney Aiiiri A 'V Q' ,,1 l', 'iii' Q Doubles, Thomas Dusenbery, Richard Eastey, Glenn Edmondson, Maria Edwards, David Eliseuson, Candy Davis, Shirley De Caro, Patrick De Vore, Stacey Dils, James Dils, William Dodobara, Amy 7 3 lj, I 1 Faulks, Candance File, Megan Flynn. Michael y. Fong, Debbie 2 X i Ford, Pamela Forler, Cindy 1 Q it 'Try X e Furfaro, Nicole Gavino, Carlos Gearhart, Lori Goodall, Kirk Goodman, Julie Goulter, Eric 1-ww 1-Eg Green, Lynae Gregoris, Kim Grieb, Abbey Grose, Tania Guerrero, Susane Gullingsrud, Heidi 35 'Wisweii Hartman, Sherrie Heath, Bryan Henry, Deborah Herrera, Ventura Hieb, Jason Higgins, Sandy .4-n 'L 2 lmori, Lonn lshii, Daniel lsler, Christine Iverson, David Jackson, Deidria Jameson, Steve ei . , f i ' ,qi is- , Mf f ff I aff Z Juv ei W' 'fx f pf ff Q m r 1 1 ll' l Jones, Lisa Jones, Matthew Kail, Shari Kano, Julie Kelley, Michael Kidd, Melinda an iz ,, ,, Gustine, Michael Hackman, Michael Hamatani, Robert Hammersmith, Scott Hammond, Todd Han, Jenny Hisayasu, Leah Hornburg, Kathryn Hullin, Anna Humphries, Rick Hunter, Jerry Hutchinson, David Jenkins, Danna Jenks, Darrin Jesmore, Norman Johanson, Lisa Johnson, Joy Johnson, Leif Kiltau, Shannon Kissinger, Chris Klang, Rachelle Kobayashi, Ken Koestl, Richard Kosai, Teresa Kuchynka, Vicki Lambro, Kristy Lanier, Richard Larsen, Tenna Leick, Nina Leiler. Tina Long, Dana Lott, Fred Lovin, Dianne Lunder, Mark Maas, Brannan Mann, Tanya Metz, David Michels, Danica Miko, Candice Morasch, Stacy Moreland, Cammae Moschetti, Kevin Olson. Ryan Opiniano, Larry Osotio, Michael Owen, Kim Owen, Shane Owens, Morris X Liburdi, Maleigha Lim, Alvin Lindsey, Cheri Lindsley, Tyler Logan, Sam Logan, Steve Matthews, James MC Carthy, Tim MC Daniel, Linda MC lntosh. John MC Kisick, David Medzegian, Jeff 1 3 Moxley, Sandra Muth, Andrew Newton, Marti O Connor, Ed O Neal, Darlene Olson, Barbara K1 J Aw' 9 'Fw 1,. w M41 uw,-9' Rittenhouse, Nicole Rosenquist, Mary Ruhl, Lucky Russell, John Rutt, Heidi Sanders, Audrey Porter, Pam Potter, Lisa Pratt, Robin Pritchard, Tod Reilly, Sonya Rittenburg, Nancy Paepke, Jon Pergamo, Anna Petrin, Jodi Pham, Khoa Philio, Tom Pitzer, Joe , 3 fiaulzcmsuf Savelli Christine Savelli, Constance Scappini, Vince Scheeler, Tracy Scheerens, Judith Schell, Lori Schmaling, Angela Schott, Kathy Shaw, Robert Sheffey, Tyrone Sheridan, Jeff if' , i 55 Simson, Carrie Simson, Robert Sjostrom, Christie Sloan, Kimberley Spicknall, Rhonda Spoor, Steve Steiner, Kelli Steiner, Valerie Stoodamire, Kim Stubbert, Eric Suffia, Mark . T 1 2 f Sutherland, Ron Takeuchi, Larry Tappan, David Taylor, Lisa Tazuma, Grace Tenma, Brian ,J K. -r Webb, Anthony Wentlandt, Scott Teranishi, Cynthia Thibeault, Deanna Thiel, Heidi Thompson, Paula Toda, Angela Torkelson, Linda Tozer, Carina 4 Van Doren, Warren Varichak, Gary Verbeck, Sheri Von Ruden. Julie Waggoner, Gary Warren, Michelle Trautmann, Jeff Trent, Barbara Troyer, Ty Troyer, Denny Tsitsis, Steve Ni White, Nadine Wilkerson, Michele WNY. Williams, Evelyn Williams Tony f W f f ,J Yoon, Yang Yoshioka, Lynn Zelasky, Dawn Williamson, Lori Wilson, Patrick Wilson Tia Woehrle Michelle Woodworth Debbie Worley Curtis ff , K ' f f ,g M. , f -.. ','g. 39 if 4 W ' I f J f 1 .. ,mu Z4 ZA f :saw .ii ff , , ,,.., I we f f W f 4 ' 9 f , 2 U ,V 2 , W if X, f 1. 5 , ,,,, A W , A , , ,,,.,,, ,g.., ,... A , WWW H , ,W A Q ff ,W I f 2 0 f of ,, ,,,, ,, fb f X A W w --:W 1 - ' sf 1 W 1 if X f 414 i z J. , f N' . Z f Aw Awww , . ,,L.. Junior Council Junior Class Makes The Grade Row lg L-R: Robert Epperson, Maria Edmunson, Julie Kano, Anna Pergamo, Julie Von Ruden, Alicia Fairbairn, Laura Burke, Stephanie Abadilla, Mike Kelley. Rovv 2: Julie Goodman, Tamie Darrow, Kim Gregoris, Debbie Fong, Grace Tazuma, Shirley Davis, Hiedi Gullingsrud, Susie Dahlby, Joe Pitzer, Sheri Verbeck. Dear class of '85, This year has been our best yet! More people got involved and participated in our Homecoming events, and social functions. We also had a lot of successful fundraisers including our button and lollipop sales. We'd like to thank you all for your support and positive spirit! Have a wild and fun-filled summer! See you next fall. Sincerely, Your Junior Class Officers - 'v.4F arf ' Wfflf Mnfibiff Ry ,555 0510312 if ,j?,ef' K5- ,90 .p 41445 P., dy? QAZgp?y'9o,D 6fCb5993?a'2,Qw 12328 Lggrfgjdffifgft J? xg ' ' 'Jo YQ SY Q WV? 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Donnelly, Thomas Dorris, lone Duncan, Steven Eichelberger, Scott Elms, Jacquelyn Emanuel Jr., Joe Emery, Monica Emmett, Mashawn Erickson, Gregory Eastman, Cynthia Eiiund, Shirley Edwards, Tobin Eslava, Rudy Etue, Ben s Fafnis, Lisa 0 Fagan, David Faler, John Ferrell, Joseph Fisher, Jennifer Fisher, Natalie Fisk, Julie Fitzgerald, Patricia Ford Jr., Jay Franceschina, Todd Gonzales, Andrew Goodwin, David George, Dominique Green, Eric Green, James Greenreich, Aaron Freeman, Glenn 3 .Q ivQVN'X 'YJNJLX VN Fujishima, Craig Funderburk, Jeanine Geffre, Corrina Giraud, Gary Godfrey, Teresa Hartwig, Teresa Hauge, Marc Hawkins, Laura Haworth, Greg Hays, Shane Haywood, Kelly Gregorios, Emerson Grouws, Steven Guerrero, Tilly Gustin, Brenda Hall, Curtis Harmon, Jeffrey Horstman, Lisa Hunsaker, Timothy Hutchinson, Richard lmori, Gina lsler, Debra Jackson, Monica Heath, Diana as Heaton, Heather ' . Herrera, Daniel Higgins, Linda Hollins, Michelle Hommer, Dirk fa-1r' jf' f afl fw k W Q. ,f 1, V' l im . -Nu if Jeffries, Charles Jimenez, Dante Johnson, Brian Johnson, Leslie Johnson, Scott AM MW 'W ee? .,., W, ,, 5 T M, , f M 2 , V Q 'r ' J 5 . f , 46 King, Chadwick Kinne, Steven Kinney, Paul Kramer, Jill Ladd, Dinah Le, Vu Jovanovich, Rodney Judge, Sean Kail, Cindy Kemnitz, Carl Kennard, Mark Levings, Desiree Lewis, Teresa l-lovanovich, Lisa X. Lim, Christina Lindsey, Dawn Livie, Debra Lloyd, Susan .. Y! -wav 12, 4 . ,Mm Lowry, Clyde Maez, Lori' Magstadt, Heather Maletta, Lisa Marsh, Tammy Matthai, Kelley nw, 4 Mazzuca, Tracy Mc Cracken, Dana Mc Culloch, Brian Mc Duffie, Billy Mc Eliece, Lisa Mc Knight, Danielle ia- l Mc Millon, Sharon Miller, Daniel Miller, Noelle Misenar, Regina Monahan, Sharon Monahan, Timothy Q W qv H Vg, Ah 42 Mft .1 K Y 4 Q, fe i 5 6 A Moore, Sean Morris, Bruce Morris, Lynette Myers, Kecia Nason, Tiffinie , . f ,, , 1 , A , 2,14 ,ff I 4 ll V M W ai aff ,, ' f f fe Novinski, Stephanie Sanders, Shawn Sauve, Michael Scanlan, Norann Scappini, Todd Scheerens, Thomas Schmaling, Joel Rodabough, Stephanie Roth, Willis 4-wx I Reichle, Charles Retel, Kurt Rheinford, Kevin Rutzer, Joel Saario, Dena Sakaguchi, John A X ,1 Salavea, Sally ff T if 1 x Rice, Timothy Rieck, William Ringos, Stac Pearce, Michael Pederson, Curt Peha, Thomas Person, Jeffrey Peterson, Eric Pfiffner, Gregg 2.2.-S 1 Q31 tix- jx, Schreier, John Schreier, Larry Schultek, Celeste Schunzel, Joseph Schwaigert, Beth Scott, Suzette Secorcl John Seegmiller Gary Serna Theresa Sharpe Kimberly Sheely Stephen Shelby Angela Shewbert, Shana Shigaki, Nancy Shimizu, Nancy Silbernagel, Patrick Shgh, Dionne Smith, Kathryn Smith, Scott Staudt, Brian Stewart, Jodene Stewart, Rachel Stewart, Todd Stricker, Thomas Sullivan, Brian Swearingen, Todd Takeriaga, Kristi Tunney, Gelnda Uysal, Ali Vandiver, Aaron Vangel, James Vaughn, Douglas Vert, Stasi Taylor, Gwen Texeira, Terri Thanedar, Nikhil Thompson, Rachelle Tooley, Kristen Troseth, Kenneth Tanner, Shane Tasca, Edward Tasca Rosemarie QR 3 Vischer, Monica Wallingford. Thomas Washington, Shelly Wailand. Amy Watson. Todd Weist-Mcarthur Donald Zitrin. Steve I 4 K , , T I K l if Wright, Andrea Wright, Cherie Yakushiiin. Gregory Yasunaga, Romy Young, Shawn Zerhato, Riccardo Willey, Omar Williams, Teresa- Wilson, James Wilson, Kimberly Winchester, Mark Woehrle, David Wells, Shane Whitehead, Judy Widger, Jody Widger, Ross Wik. Susan Wilder, Richard vw Nr 50 Sophomore Council Strives For Excellence FIRST ROW L-R: Noelle Miller, Aaron Greenreich, Charell Abram, Christa Clow, Monica Vischer, SECOND ROW: Nancy Shimizu, Lisa Maletta, Kelli Barstad, Susie Wik, Jodi Stewart, Diana Heath, Kelley Matthai, Debbie Isler. THIRD ROW: Gregg Pfiffner, Tom Donnelly, Eric Peterson, Todd Scappini, Pam Breda, Corrina Geffre, Paula Breda, Brenda Gustin. FOURTH ROW: Shane Hays, Erin Carlson, Heather Magstadt, Stephani Rodabaugh, Heather Heaton, Janet Cummings, Lynnette Morris, Joey Delo, Sally Salavea, , , This last year was very suc- cessful for the class of '86 and me. We had rising participation at both meetings and activities. It is hoped that by the time we graduate, every class member can say that they were involved. My special thanks to Christa and Greg, and of course, the class of '86.for making this year fun and lproductive. I.et's keep up the good work and happy times. Thanks for your support, Diana Heath A , W ?: ? G , A :T T A '- ary Gregg P L L 'u f' 51 'WNK5' RKUIVNQL1 I had iquJ0-'xw UML U-0-DO -WGS .UCUUWSMAQXQV WWW 'WW-in '-5 Odd Lx!JN4M0srmfNf-YNMOODDMXD-AVN uvoq 20-035-TOO bud. qcu CNW fcnuxesvokoqy., bu-x. -I-'O 0V'NCWQx.pw0L':Ct4eLQLVK1Y Owqyww OWN- mv-RAJMJ, H03 qua uzvb 'IUMA -fvyc,m.vL-0 dim-9 5 Akesson, Brian Alexander, Richard Anderson, Jason Aske Jr., Arthur Avila, Richard Barnes, Christopher N3 Biggar, Brian Billheimer, Duane Blair, Laura Blake, Craig Blake, Teresa Bogh, Mitchell Briskey Jr.. Thomas Brooks, Julie Brooks. Ulta Brown, Molly Bryant, Christopher Buchanan, Bryan Carr, Deanna Carsten, Michael Carver, Christopher Cary, Paul Charboneau, Nicholas Chin, Sheryl i Bates-Hoole, Tamara Bean, Joe Benson, Paul Benson, Troy Benton. Kristi Berwick Ill, James Bolen, Kristy Boutell. David Bowles, Eric Bowman, Erik Bowser. John Brinley, Sandra Buckner, Kathryn Burgin, Michael Butler, Gregory Butler, Richard Campbell Jr.. Thomas Carney, Jeffrey vi YL. .7 X te QQ . Y l . A . - 1 .4 1 t :, :sei 'f S. W' U1 4 si ii' Delanty, Marcie xmm Xie -:rm .... A --W f Y, 5 xx wfwm, H.-x i 5 Fosberg, Kathy Foster, Rodney Fouraker, Donald Frame. Darrel Givens, Joel Glenn, Steven Gold, Ahmad Gradin, Dennis Graumann, Gina Green, De Ann Green, Sean Griffin Grosvenor. Tammy Guy, Shannon Haigood, Dawn Hamilton Steven Hammons, Gregg Handly, Rodney Hanger, Darren Hansen, Hope Hansford, Steven Harris. Archie Haywood, Brandy Healy, Martin W. Qtr' Heaton Shannon Heilborn, Susan Hennen, Mei Li Henninger, Daniel Heric, Bradley Q ,I r tk 'uri i Herpick, Julie rf, l i Koestl, ii Naomi Korolak, Lisa Koroshes, Angela Kuhn, Daniel Kuhn. Danny Kundzins, Alfs Jernigan, Raymond Jones, Michael Humphrey. Kevin Humphries, Antonio Hutto. Michael Hicks, Kyle Hilgar, Kenneth Hollins, Monica Holm. Jason Hood, Tauna Hudson. Catherine Ishii, Katherine Jackson, Cheritha Jacobs, Corey Kemmer, Christine Klang. Cheryl Kobuki, Victor Kodama, Kara im, 1 . i , X ,.-dl' 55 Kyar, Lori Ladd, Gariane Laise, Christina Landress, Daryl Lanlaford, Matthew Laremore, Cheryl Morasch, Kevin Morrill, Harold Munson, Elizabeth Nelson, Brenda Nelson, Robert Nelson, Tammera Larsen, Heidi Larsen, Wayne Larsen, Jami Leick, Elizabeth Lumbert, John Mac Donald, Scott V ess... , E 22:5 is rave.: ,self L! 22 1' 3 Marshall, Adrian Mason, Timothy Massick, William Matteson, John Matthews, Tina Maxon, Eric . reefs l Cracken, Lee Dovvell, Kimberly lntyre, Lance Kagan, Melinda Mc Lynne, Stina Mead, Steven Moffett, Karen Mohler, David Monaghan, Stephen Monahan. Stacey Monson, Ronald Moore, John Medzegian, Mark Metz, Kirsten Micomonaco, Jeannine Miller, Darla Miller, Nataly Miller-Ryan, Kathleen x ,RH 1 .. kr, Q- , L. Y Y J 5, , as . V- is - H 1 3 Xi Elllk W :,,,.:: i ,. 3 ,,gT.1, b -..,. , , i, Wi: ' D ' T5l55f,..'Sri5:i5if X 4 . :ENS LX Wi' : ,ria, 1', s,,a,s K aai, , 6,4 J si, Q., Perry, Barbara Peterson Ellie Peterson James Pettigrove, Shari Pfeifle. Lew Ptieffer, Eric ,e-fake.. ,-ff EV ff,-R.: Nibarger. Todd Nielsen, David Nygaard. Brian O'l.eary. Peter Ohashi, Todd Olin, Annette i Olson. Frederick Olson. Reesea Patu. Annie Pederson. Michelle Pellerin. Gary Perkins. Corey s Phillips. Sean Porter. Dean Powell, lngra Powell. Travis Qualls. Raymond Raihala, Tyler Reilly. Darcy Richmond. Ben Rieker Elinor Rivas Jr., Sigifredo Robinson, Christine Rogojin, Paul Schmeichel Jodi Schweiss, Thomas Scott. Lynnette Secord, Eric H Secrest. Kara See. Suzanne Rohlfing. Rodney Russell Monique Routley, Chanda Rydherg Sharissa Sampson. Cedric Scarpello. Mari i l C L 1 35,1 - 'I A, i S ax Q X xxx sS W N DX I' sits 41 Q si, iigitsssliiiikn , C' K sssfiifigill if x X O X X X XQ X M, 5555552 rs. :-:5,,rE, -,gil . .,.. ,X xx i , X it 5 r Eggs X xo.: Simons, Charles Skellenger, Glen Smith, Jay Smith, Troy Snyder, Michael Solomon, Shannon Stenvall, Carl Stewart, Lisa Sugahara, Linda Suitonu, James Sweiven, Brian Taketa, Neal Trickett, Robert Trinh, Minh Trujillo, Julie Anna Tucker, Diana Turner, Gayle Tyson, Curtis 4' Segimoto, Margo Sellers, Timothy Sharp, Jonathan Shong, Jodi Shurtleff, Jennifer Sieben, Laura Solomon, Shawn Sparrow, Michael Sparrow, Scott Spencer, Scott Stachowiak, Samantha Stanhope, Carole Thanedar, Nivedita Tharp, Elizabeth Thelander, Benjamin Thompson, Scott Titus, Tiana Trela, Brent Undsclerfer, Jason Varichak, Mike Vovinski, Craig Vu, Tuan Wainright Jr,, Harvis Walrnsley, Barbara Ward Jr., Fred Wearmouth, Patrick Webb, Charleah Webb, Phontel Webley, Peri Wheeler, Susan Whitmore, Dean Whitworth, Debbie Wilkerson Jr., Arthur Williams Jr., Armond Williamson, Dawna J I Yasunaga, Corky Zallocco, Donna Zimmerman, Stephanie ,, .W x I .. E H , 4,4 as 2 M E it X ff' 4 Q 1 ,, , X ' ' 4 X, M 1 W if Q-W V 'S QW 42 f, fi ' 5525? ' f r ..,, e H . f...ff I mf! g ,,,. , f ' ,Q Y,,, , , , Z , . wa .15 Q: W v, sg W, ,,,,,,,, fy W, M, ...., ,... I L gm I 5 i H W , wg N... A W W V W ..,,, .. 1 ' ffffff.-'31 - :rw 'vw 5, A L6 A' , T , - ' Nh H 3 S .. , Wg X 'Qmf ,,,,, M., v,,,,, 'f ' ff ' by Q , 0 Ma is fi 5? Z f ,gf ef.. 5,11 f AZ 'f gf f K X f f K: , Q Freshmen Young But Learning Fast nr l 7 Corey Perkins lPres.l This was a very successful year for the class of 87. We made a great start in setting the tradition of a great class for our next three years. l'd like to thank my fellow officers Chris Scar- pello, and Monica Depalmo for all their support. I hope that by the time we're seniors the class of 87 will be the best Renton's ever had. Thank you Corey Perkins. Monica Depalmo lV.P.l 6 is ' f in Chris Scarpello fSec.l ,, 5. wg 15, My , , , r k Wfffwmm, , ,we 5,, M WWW ,www - '-'- , , ,,,, K , , ,,rr A f , -, ' ' V4 , h Q Q ' My ' Z ' ,wwf fkfy vw I . I M, 'B ' ' , J x ,,. , ., ,,,, - fg V ' 2 W' 'W W' A 1 f m ' 7 V ,- LVVVV ,, ,'-. ' ' Y f 1 ' ' ' g 5 i m V I ,, ' - X 5 L,,' A ' ., , L, ,, , . ,E I W f MWWW Snell ? WMWYW ,,,,...,,, f V .V H M ff f ,J .15 H 51, e fA ,,gg,gfMggMM 4g ,i if 4, M, V,,, , , .,,,, W f .- 'Av ' W I mm , Autumn Autumn Events V A ri rf W- 6 l . 9 1 ,V ' 2, fr 5 3 it f rr A if--1 f , bl 5 P X, l Z if . X ,,ff 1 V, .x, -,r it 2 af .1-Q: K ' f I , .. LW , 2 H331 i T1 ,, .2 l 5 - gf 2 ' -PM 6' rrgziwf Qi ,rr .,, , nr r s Z i ,1 S5 ' 'V August found many seniors preparing for the year by painting all the garbage cans, planning the painting of the radiator and painting the Senior and Faculty park- ing lots. Football, cross-country, soccer, volley- ball, and swimming all were getting start- ed on their seasons too. The year also started early for the Freshmen at orientation. They were giv- en tours, told about various clubs, sports, and activities in which they could be in- volved and shown what a pep assembly is like. They were ready for school to start, as was everyone else on the 7th of Sep- tember, however, it wasn,t meant to be. Because of the teachers' strike, school was delayed a week and started on the 14th instead. N-ot including all sporting events, the first major happening of the Autumn was the Autumn Tolo on Friday the 23rd of September. The theme was Let's Go Hulau. Everyone wore Hawaiian clothes and Hula'd the night away to the music of ,-4 X.. Z . 5 fi in 5 si . , T . 5 f' . -4 Viv .mb gf ,,,, ' ,,,, , A .,... , f M 1 . WM My . ff f .. . . I we, , ,,,' ,,,,,,.,,,, 1 , ,,,, X02 : , HVELWE EE AMW - yy W I Z Wm . 1 Q ' E. X MW' ' Q , ,W W , ,,,, , ,,,,,,, . ---- Q wr . . ft sr ',.' .,,,, si , ,..,,,, .,.,,,... . .,,......,..,. , r . ,,,,,,, the D.J. Homecoming was the next major event and it sure was major! Homecoming week, with the theme Once Upon a Time . . , went from the 24th of Octo- ber and culminated on the 29th with White Lightning playing at the Homecom- ing Dance. Monday was pajama and stuffed animal day with the legs contest at lunch. That night before open house was the Coronation assembly, where Carla Ed- monds was crowned queen and Susan Stewart, Sue Lyons, April Brusha and Cindi Fritsvold were crowned the 1983 Homecoming Princesses. Semifinalists in- cluded Heidi Brumbaugh, Janis Glantz, Rose Kato, Pam Larson, Sonja Mej- laender, Debbie Staudt, and Salia Sui- tonu. Tuesday was crazy tie and sock day, Wednesday was twin and clash day with bed races at lunch, and the Powder Puff football game that night, Thursday was concert t-shirt and button day and Friday was red and white day. The Homecoming game against K-M in 4 wg 2? 2 ,,'i 'WW ...tm . .,, r 4 was a disappointing defeat but our Indi- ans worked real hard and provided many moments of excitement. The halftime show included the winning Senior Float, a Cinderella-like coach with Prince Charm- ing and Cinderella riding inside and the coachman driving the pony pulling it. The excellent underclass floats were also in- cluded along with the Homecoming Court arriving in Corvettes. Each classes' hall was decorated with the Seniors again winning, using a pink and white Cinderella dance theme. The door decorating contest was won by the Office Procedures class who used a fairy- tale castle theme. On Halloween people dressed up and the Seniors put on a Halloween carnival that evening that many people attended and truly enjoyed. In November, the sports seasons were coming to a close with NPSL and State playoffs. The Football team won their division and made the state playoffs where, unfor- tunately, they lost in the first round. The Cross-Country teams both had excellent seasons with the guys winning the league championship for the third year in a row, placing 4th at West Central District, and 12th in State, the girl's team placed lst in the NPSL, meet, second at WCD, and 10th at state. The Volleyball team placed 4th in NPSL, 2nd in WCD and came in a great 7th place at State. The girl's swim team placed 7th in NPSL and individuals went to state. The girl's soccer team just missed the play-offs with a 4th place fin- ish in the NPSL. Also in November was one of the best dances RHS has had in quite a while. On November 18th Jaugernaut came and played for an awesome All-City dance. Also in November was the first major vacation-a four day weekend for Thanks- giving and it sure was a welcome break! All in all, Autumn 1983 was a very busy, exciting time for Renton High School. Clockwise starting facing page upper left: We can't ignore the class of '84H, Seniors painting garbage cans, The 1983 Homecoming Court and escorts L- R: Cindi Fritsvold, Tony Breland, Chuck Glenn, Sue Lyons, Steve Palmer, Carla Edmonds, Steve Furfaro, Sue Stewart, Gene Farrell, April Brushag The Hogs , Coach Ennis during a tense moment, Mr. Brown raps with some students, Nancy Feaster hard at work in Calculus again, Another thrilling moment at a Student Council meeting. Student Council 1st Semester Chris Elliott Rose Kato Sonja Mejlaender Michelle Sakaguchi Bob Anderson Kelly Baker Kelli Barstad Shari Bartroff Kelly Biesold Vickie Bolen Stacy Bollen Sue Bowles Kathryn Buckner Q a 2 TEV' 4 2 Dennis Charles Margie Davis Monica DePalmo Leon Dusenbury Tricia Fitzgerald Laura Flynn Tilly Guerrera Lonetta Gulley Archie Harris Meg Hieb Patty Hooks Gina lmori Joy Johnson David Jones Ken Kobayashi Machelle Larson Sharon Masters Mark Medzegian Kevin Moschetti Corey Perkins Gregg Pfiffner Kathy Provin William Rieck Nancy Rittenburg Dave Saner John Secord Elizabeth Sharp Tyrone Sheffey Jodi Shong Shelly Smith Don Sneesby Willie Sullivan Lisa Tamekuni Kim TitL1S Brian Wick Julie VonRuden Tina Yamamoto Laura Boyce Shirley Davis Diana Heath Kirsten Bennett Amina Bhatia Chessie Bobo Dennis Charles Matt Donnelly Gene Farrell Nancy Feaster Dean Hommer Paul Houser Melinda Kidd Charlete Koestl Paige LaBelle Pam Larson Gaylene MacDonald Connie Maughlin Mona Salavea Shelly Smith Debbie Staudt Becky Steckler Jana Tasca Toni Williams We Student Council meetings are SO exciting! Not now Paul This year's Student Council had many difficult tasks to complete. The most important of which was the revising of the schools constitution. After being outdated for a few years, the Constitution needed the changes. Most of the changes were for clarity though. After Student Council suggested the changes the student body voted to approve or reject them. Made up of the ASB officers, homeroom presidents, class presidents, and committee chairpeople, this group of students meets during second period to discuss the happenings of RHS. Even the floor is more interesting than this meeting. ll 2nd Semester Chris Elliott Rose Kato Michele Sakaguchi Sonja Majlaender Cynthia Adams David Alder Mel Backlund Nancy Bainbridge Kelly Biesold Vicki Bolen Sam Braboy Jeff Bravo Pam Breda Dennis Charles Matt Donnelly Tricia Fitzgerald Chuck Glenn David Harris Archie Harris Heather Heaton Meg Hieb Dion Humphrey Tim Hunsahker Melinda Kidd Kara Kodama Kelly Kuhawara Machelle Larson Sharon Masters Tracy Mazzuca Kevin Moschetti Corey Nelson Debbie O'Neal Staci Owen Ted Pfiefle Kathy Provin Joe Raver Sally Salavea Beth Schwaigert Carrie Simson Salia Suitonu Willie Sullivan Lisa Tamekuni Shane Tanner Julie von Ruden Dave Walz Phontel Webb Evelyn Williams Cherie Wright Laura Boyce Shirley Davis Diana Heath Corey Perkins Kirsten Bennett Amina Bhatia Chessie Bobo Gene Farrell Nancy Feaster Dean Hommer Paul Houser Charlotte Koestl Paige LaBelle Pam Larson Gaylene MacDonald Connie Maughlin Mona Salavea Shelly Smith Debbie Staudt Becky Steckler Jana Tasca Toni Williams Will the real Joe Cool please stand up. Nancy is concentrating hard on her work. Gene, giving his report Why isn't everyone listening? ASB Gfficers The people, the activities and the involvement shown this year have made it a great experience for us and we thank you for the honor of representing Renton High. Through our offices, we had the opportunity of meeting many new people and learning a great deal about others, as well as ourselves. We enjoyed the fabulous support of the student body and we will miss all the enthusiasm as well as the unique and spirited people. 5 Qs F155 we Q f Wi. M min M in Wiz 3 i 2 2 4 Chris lliqtqt-,1 Executive Board This year's Executive Board was an active branch of the student government. Many ideas were formed when this group came together and all propositions that had been brought up at the Student Council meetings were referred to and confirmed by the board. The leadership demonstrated by all members, consist- ing of committee chairpersons and student officers, helped to bring positive ! 7jJl'sQiEvities. ' I I2 rm ' , , ' Cc K ' and Jfvvf pf 763, ml ,l Row 1gL-R:Gaylene MacDonald, Diana Heath, Chris Elliott, Rose Kato, Machelle Larson, Becky Steckler, Jana Tasca. Row 2, L-R: Dean Hammer, Paul Houser, Ramona Salavea, Laura Boyce, Shirley Davis, Dan Ishii, Amina Bhatia, Row 31 L-R: Kirsten Bennett. Paige LaBelle. Lisa Tamekuni, Debbie Staudt, Nancy Bainbridge, April Brusha, Sonja Mejlander, Charlotte Kostle, Row 43 L-R: Paul Bainbridge, Pam Larson, Gene Farrell, Matt Donnelly, Nancy Feaster. Chris Delsing, Dennis Charles. 69 V. Pam Larson, Commissioner of Com- mittes This year I was appointed to the new position of Com- mittee Commissioner. In this position I overlooked the re- sponsibilities ot nine ASB committees. It was a chal- lenge taking on this new posi- tion and I greatly enjoyed it. ll M -q Committees Front row, L-R: Sonja Mejlaender, Chairperson Paul I-louser, Chairperson Jana Tasca, Stephanie Arline, Pam Larson. Back rowg L-R: Kevin Martin, Gene Farrell, Nancy Eeaster, Janet Cummings, Michele Sakaguchi. Dance Committee Paul and April did an awesome job of planning this year's dances. Their new ideas and improvements consisted of a variety of music at DJ, dances, bands playing at lunch, buddy dances and a battle of the air bands. They hope that you-the students-feel better about your school dances after this year. 70 Co-Chairpersons April Brusha and Paul Bainbridge. Election Committee This years Election Committee was headed by Lisa Tamekuni. The committee started out the year by running the freshman elections and the election for sophomore secretary. The members of the committee also worked hard at the end of the year preparing the assembly introducing the candidates, checking signa- tures, and encouraging people to vote. Once again the Election Committee made this years elections a success, Pep Assembly Planning Committee This committee was in charge of planning out all the activities that took place in this yearls pep assemblies. The success of this committee was evident as laughter and cheers filled the gym during assemblies. This year we started a new tradition-watch out Huskies-it's the Indian Wave, and we hope this new tradition carries on through the next 50 years. Election Committee First row, L-R: Chairperson Lisa Tamekuni, Second row, L-R: Nancy Feaster, Pam Larson, Laura Boyce, Michele Sakaguchi, Jennifer Herpick, Third row: L-R: Chris Elliott, Machelle Larson, Michelle Doll, Grace Tazuma, Sheila Unger Fourth row, L-R: Janet Cummings, Paul Bainbridge, Jeff Adams, Carol Hall, Dean Hommer, The Foundation Ll Front rowg L-R: Dan Ishii, Kelly Kuwahara, Chairperson Ramona Salavea, Lisa Tamekuni, Gaylene MacDonald. Back row, L-R: Christa Clow, Michele Sakaguchi. Sign Committee This year Sign Committee was involved in publicizing sporting events, dances, drama productions and many other activities. We also decorated the bulletin board in the student lounge each month. Many thanks to all who helped us make this year a successful one. Front row, L-R: Dean Hommer, Lisa Tamekuni, Chairperson Ma- chelle Larson, Chris Elliott. Back row, L-R: Chairperson Nancy Feast- er, Paul Bainbridge, Pam Larson, Terry Edwards, Carol Hall. Public Realtions Committee This year the Public Relations Committee worked very hard on publicizing school events around the school and the community. We started the year off with the distribution of many fliers at Homecoming. This year turned out to be very successful and full of fun for everyone. u r , 1 ,I Front Rowg L-R: Kim Sharpe, Chairperson Shelley Smith, Kathleen DeBruyn. Tim Fisk, Chairperson Gaylene Mac- Donald. Back rowg L-R: Stephanie Rodabough, Heather Magstadt, Chairperson Charlotte Koestl, Ramona Salavea, Meg Hieb, Scott MacDonald. Fundraising Committee Making money is what Fundraising Committee is all about. This committee was responsible for undertak- ing various activities to raise money for the student body. This year was one of rebuilding the committee, and the year has gone well, topped off by the success- ful City Lite Coupon Book sales, This year the Constitution and By-Laws committee took on the major task of revising the school constitution, something that hadn't been done since 1971. Needless to say they did a lot of work reading other school's constitutions and re- writing ours. The completely re- vised Constitution was presented for ratification to the student body during the spring. The committee also had to help new clubs and or- ganizations write their constitutions and help the established clubs amend and revise theirs. Left, Kim Gregoris, Chair- person: Amina Bhatia, Debbie Fong CONSTITUTIONS AND BY-LAWS Top left: Nicole Ritten- house, Karen Hansford, Kevin Moschetti, Janet Cummings, Paul Bain- bridge, Chris Elliott, Nan- cy Feaster, Lisa Tame- kuni, Machelle Larson. Bottom left: Carol Hall, Dede Sligh, Melonie Cox, Toni Williams, Mr. Ger- man, chairperson: Nancy Bainbridge, Mr. Dobson, Mrs. Bloomer. .9 , MQ. YOUTH OF THE MONTH CANNED FOOD DRIVE 1 Top left, Dave Kino, Mike Teramoto, Shannon Lu, Don Sneesby, Darrin Wil- liams, Kevin Martin, Jeff Adams, chairpersons Matt Donnelly, and Dean Hom- mer, Gene Farrel, Tim Fisk f, ' Y lisih, M , ,V , Q iz , S ss gg . .gt ,Q .M -ef vs. r Jiq lii. M W JV vw I ..... ,.., , Lt .,, f Vggyr 3,37 K ., H . ,, 5 fi ifiifiifgi' T iri T If H f - pf' , .f .V f 95. .... , W -hgsf 7.1 if Once again the Youth of the Month Committee has allowed our outstanding Seniors to be recognized in the community. Each month they reviewed many applications, narrowing them down to the finalists. Then the Renton Rotary chose the top one from those finalists through an interview process and recog- nized them throughout the month at their weekly lunches. This year again, as in the past, Renton's canned Food Drive was a success. This year the drive, head- ed by Mr. McGrath, collected many needed cans for the less fortunate families and people in the commu- nity. This drive is always a great help especially before the holidays. We would like to thank all the students who brought in canned food and we would especially like to commend the committee for giving their time and effort to make the drive a suc- cess. RHS CIVIC SERVICE TEACHER OF THE MONTH Ns... xxx fnwqnq -vu.. . Top leftg Stephanie Arline, Kim Owen, Debbie Lindberg, Middle left: Whitney Dickensong Chairperson: Paige La Belle, Bottom: Terry Aing The civic service committee was a new institution at RHS this year. Our goal was to try to give something back to the community for all that it has done for us. We had a great group this year which really pulled together to make such events as the blood and paper drives a total success. These and the other fundraising events that we held to raise money for charities were our way of saying 'fThanks to the community and its support of our school. X 1 Top left: Corey Nelson, Geoff Miller, Suzi Barret, Lynn Yo- shiokag Chairperson: Kirsten Bennettg Bottom left: Angie Toda, Terry Aing, Julie Kano This committee serves a useful and wellminded function at RHS. It selects a deserving teacher every month and gives recognition to him or her. The students themselves nominate the candidates and fill out applications answering questions regarding the teacher. These applications are then read by the committee and a teacher is chosen to receive the award. GIRLS' COMMISSIONER OF BOYS' COMMISSIONER OF ATHLETICS M Toni Williamsg Not pictured: Ches- sie Bobo The Boys and Girlsw Com- tissioners of Athletics were new mositions developed this year .hat were designed to promote athletics and recognize outstand- ing performances of individuals. They did a great job, especially considering they had nothing to look back on as a reference. Their performance will help next year's Commissioners to contin- ue to give recognition to our fine athletes. ATHLETICS ,K cf. A, I Dennis Charles Leadership Camp It's Workingln Front Row L to R: Jim Hall, Bernie Moskowitz, Sherwood Martin, Linda Penny, Wanda Prong, Middle Row L to R: Dick Hicklin, Jo-Dell Schroeder, Elena Stewart, Ann Heidenson, Esther Corn, Julie Slettvet, Back Row L to R: Bill Gaines, Terry Ennis, Linda Richter, Norman Sargent, John German, Mark Clark. Not Pictured: Kathy Dooley, Marilee Hansen, Cindi Abbott, Andre Patterson, Andy McGrath, Mike Simpson. Front Row L to R: Scott URat Patrol Nakamura, Lisa UPoultryH Tamekuni, Debbie L'Sure, Sure Staudt, Rose UApostrophe Kato, Sonja HSay Yes Mejlaender, Chris HWeasel Elliott. Back Row L to R: Chris 'AFlasher Delsing, Kelly '!Ku,, Kuwahara, Becky uLillD. Steckler, Mike '5He Likes lt Teramoto, Gene UPyromanic Farrell, Pam L'Spaml' Larson, Jana UDeygo Tasca, Michele Ma Belle Sakaguchi. Not Pictured: Matt HWild Many' Donnelly, Geoff UScoop Miller. The 1983 Leadership Camp was held on October 1, in Kirkland. An awesome turnout of 162 students and 26 staff members attended the 18 hour training and fellowship ses! sion. Coming back, everyone re- ported that the positive attitude promoted the theme ult's Work- ing! Dr. Carver Gayton of the Boeing Company was the keynote speaker and was very helpful in telling how leaders are developed in high- school. Jim Hewson was there with an outstanding presentation of 4'Winners and Losers. After dinner Pepsi-Cola of Seat- tle showed a major, multi-media show from New York on Challeng- ers of 82l'. The evening was ended with many different skits, mimes, and songs. Each of which promoted the theme. Returning to RHS, the stu- dents had a fellowship dance in the cafeteria, Many thanks goes out to Gene Farrell, Debbie Staudt, and Becky Steckler for their hard work that made a great camp! Captions on facing page: 1. The '4Wild Man has been let loose. 2. Oh, Mr. German Say Yes! 3, Yeah, we're fee- lin' awesome!! 4. Enjoying the show? 5. The counsels at work. 6. Lare lu lroud land llrad?? 7. Great food!?! 8. An Ult's Working! mime. Sv, I miuukfgxma F gan, H-in-..,.., 'h N S O ' a4 L ,,gw 3gQQE L H ma ,' 1 Hg nj .,U, m5wgWmfV W5 1MW 6,, AV,, f. 4-w H Z H .. :,. . ,A A,V.A,.M 1 ZAA 1A,, A 'IW , Wi, -will .E MV hif 1 ' x - I T' ' ,,v- I ' , Q. L 2 H . ' , , 'YV 'G f fffffvfMwM-- i Hr Cheerleaders This year's cheerleaders really backed us all the way. The awesome squad of seven cheered us on to victory many times and were there in times of defeat. The girls were led by head cheerleader, Melinda Kidd, and advisor, Karen Ford. RI-IS Is G-r-e-a-t Carrie Simson Maria Edmondson Melinda Kidd Susie Wik Debbie Staudt Janis Glance Sue Lyons Drill Team V ' ,,,f VA. y r ,XA , , i' f Top rowg L to R: Kirsten Bennett, Lisa Johanson, Donna Allmaras Wendy Ross Tanya Mann Leisa Corwin Linda Torkelson Barrett, Terry Texiera, K zuca, Bottom Rowg L-R Debbie Livie Stacy Sauls Cynthia Teranishi Stacy Williamson Miko, Alicia Fairbair njell Ciotta, omey Yasunaga, Rachelle Klang Gina lmori The 1983-1984 Drill Team was a young squad yet full of the excitement needed to get a job done well, and a good job they did as they performed at football games, basketball games, numerous assemblies, and the high- light of the year, state competition. Drill team is more than just performing, it's hard work, endless practices, problems, and an all around headache at times. Through the year the team grew together and performances im- proved with a growing confidence. The Seniors on the team gave the leadership necessary for a truly successful year. P they've never danced before! They are dancing like l E l Varsit Club Mm.. First Row: Teresa Williams, Kathleen DeBruyn, Teresa Kosai, Stacy Ringos, Lori Maez Second Row: Aaron Greenreich, Erin Carlson, Rose Kato Tina Yamamoto, Margo Segimoto, Susie Dahlby, Sheri Verbeck Third Row: Sheryl Chin, Jodi Stewart, Mike Teramoto Fourth Row: Tyrone Sheffey Jeff Adams, Darrin Williams, Matt Donnelly, Gene Farrell, Nancy Darrow, Tammy Darrow, Christi Bolen. z f President - Kathleen DeBruyn, Vice President - Teresa Williams, Secretary - Susie Dahlby. Varsity Club is for athletes who have earned a varsity letter. This club is moving on to bigger and better things this year with a new advisor. They had a successful year with a lot of fundraisers. Wheelchair basket- ball was one ofthe largest and extremely fun fundraisers. Next year's club hopes to ex- pand with more involvement from people who have lettered. Key Club KL-Rl Ms. Abbott, Brenda Moore, Erling Larsen, Terry Aing, Emmett Sheets, Heidi Larsen, Jamie Clark, Patty Martin, Mr, Larsen. A new club at R.H.S. this year is Key Club. Sponsored by the Kiwanis Club, Key Club is a community service group. One of their year's activities was the fingerprinting of grade school children. This club has made a great start this year and hopefully will continue in years to come. mr 9 WW X, ,Q 1 Advisors: Ms. Abbott and Mr. Larsen I Foreign Exchange r,.Mn 'mi ,, ..,,, ,, m,1,,,,Z . , A T 1 1. Jr Wffifirsrer ' Qui-iiSMi6WQf'i2z -7 .J - .. , ff fr' s!q,,,,.W7,,,5, F' ' ' H ' L' r n i V, ,,,- S J , J 1 iiii T it , it i T I: ,,'L rm- H f fi? ,f H ' . - if , 5 ww T W M f . , , 1 i ,.,,, Q 1 is f L, Er A , a F F 4 1 in fi at f f :--1 :rm .::2E,, Q i ,if I tl ti First Row QL-RJ: Susan Fakharzadeh, Beth Schwaigert, Jim Berwick, Anna Pergamo, Teresa Kosai Second Row: Tina Vickery, Sheri V b k N ' er ec , ancy Darrow, Tammy Darrow, Nancy Feaster, Carol Hall Third Row: Sean Moore, Steve Logan, Julie Goodman, Meg Hieb, Sheila Unger, Maria Koukoula, Don Sneesby. This was another exciting year for foreign ex- change club. This year's activities included the annual spaghetti dinner, the Food Fair during heritage week, and various potlucks. We hosted two foreign students this year, Maria Koukoula, from Greece and Yumiko Sakurai from Japan. We also sponsored orphans in two countries again this year. A special thanks goes to D.F. for making this an- other fun-filled year for this club. Advisor: Betty DeLappe, 82 I always wanted to come meet the Americans and their came to Renton and I really had a wonderful time, Thank you for many great friends and memories that I will never forget. xl Maria Koukoula Greek Exchange Student This year is one of the greatest years of my life because everything I've had in U.S.A. is my first experience. I was sur- prised and impressed by many differences between America and Japan. Japanese stu- dents wear uniforms in school. American students wear various clothes, the girls wear make-up, and there is no school on Satur- day! Renton High School is so big and very nice. l'm really glad I came to this school. I would like more friends and want to enjoy the rest of the year. BSU 3 ge' I lst row L-R: Nikki Gorden, Stacy Sauls, Candy Faulks. 2nd row L-R: Tony Breland, Chessie Bobo, Toni Williams, Tia Wilson, Tyrone Sheffey President, Tony Breland Involvement in RHS activities is what BSU is all about. They kept busy with fundraisers such as the Winter Formal Dance and the Talent Show. They also helped make Heritage Week a success. Again, as , in past years, the members worked toward their goal, cultural awareness. A special thanks to Mr. Comer for his assistance. 23 Q 5 We f if 4 55 if ' i ski' fi wi? W '5' Q., ,, -iff J s, .. f ASA During the 1983 - 84 school year our Asian Student Association ran fairly smooth. With the help of my fellow officers, Vice-president Ben Shimizu, and Secretary Grace Tazuma, we managed to keep our members busy. Although our membership didn't show up in great numbers, we managed to carry out periodic activities. Among these were our Welcome Back to School get-together in which we stressed Freshman involvement, volunteer work in the Japanese community at the Nikkei Health Fair and an outing with the Rainier Beach ASA. Close to school, we actively sold spirit ribbons to support our football team, and buttons during basketball season. We also took part in the annual Heritage Week festivities at which we took part in the assembly and sold our oriental delicacies at the Food Fair, It has been fun working with the people involved in making this club a success and I would especially like to thank Mrs. Tanaka, our advisor, for her patience and guidance. Kelly Kuwahara ASA President Kelly Kuwahara, President ll 121 U5 M , .Sf Lf I f , I ., I . ,Z 33 I , 1 lst row L-R: Amy Dodobara, Julie Kano, Leah Hisayasu, Rose Kato, Nail Takhja. 2nd row LR: Nancy Shimizu, Tina Yamamoto, Margo Segemoto, Angie Toda, Kelly Kuwahara, Teresa Kosai, Sheryl Chin, Grace Tazuma, 3rd row L-R: Ben ShimizukSteve Kawaguchi-XDave Kino, Shanon Lu, John Sakaguchi, Gavin Chinn, Mike Teramoto, Torch Club Officers: LAR: Kelly Kuvvahara, Vice President, Nan- cy Bainbridge, President, Lisa Tamekuni, Secretary, Nancy Feaster, Activities, Mike Teramoto, Treasur- QT, Seniors: Front Row: L-R: Kelly Kuwahara, Rose Kato, Meg Hieb, Mike Teramoto. Second Row: Gaylene MacDonald, Ben Shimizu, Jeff Bravo. Third Row: Kevin Akesson, Brian Bouta, Nancy Feaster, John Zable, Nancy Bainbridge. Not Pictured: Tina Alder, Shari Arita, Karen Arthalony, Paul Bainbridge, Susan Baldinger, Jinelle Banez, Kirsten Bennett, April Brusha, Kim Clasan, John Cocanower, Warner Danielson, Carla Edmonds, Terry Edwards, Chris Elliott, Diana Erickson, Janis Glantz, Karen Hansford, Dean Hommer, Michelle Kail, David Kino, Ingrid Koch, Charlotte Koestl, Paige LaBelle, Machelle Larson, Debbie Lindberg, John Marshall, Connie Maughlin, Sonja Mejlander, Brenda Moore, Dayle Pieper, Becky Plata, Michele Sakaguchi, Ramona Salavea, Michelle Smith, Matt Stachovviak, Becky Steckler, Lisa Tamekuni, Jana Tasca. Made up of students who have attained a 3.2 grade point average or higher, Torch Club again had a successful year. This elite group had their annual Holiday candy cane sale, a favorite for all RHS candy lovers! Bake Sales added to the fun and the club also had an excellent service project. With the money that they raise during the year, they send their officers to a summer leadership camp. The School's Elite Juniors: First Row: L-R: SusanFakharzadeh, Julie Kano, Kate Hornburg. Second Row: Kim Gregoris, Amina Bhatia, Melinda Kidd. Third Row: Debbie Fong, Laura Burke, Mary Rosen- quist, Forth Row: Robert l-lamatani, Julie Von Ruden, David Tappan, Judy Sheerens, Teresa Kosai, Dan lshii. Not Pictured: Mike Baum, Chad Butler, Peter Crelley, Shirley Davis, Amy Dodobara, Thomas Doubles, Christie Er- skine, Alicia Fairbairn, Abbey Grieb, Jenny Han, Anna Hullin, Nancy lshigaki, Danna Jen- kins, Shari Kail, Ken Kobayashi, Al Lim, Russ Martin. Danica Michels, Kevin Moschetti, Bar- bara Olson, Mike Osotio, Kim Owen, Anna Pergamo, Reonn Rabon, Constance Savelli, Tracy Scheeler, Angela Schmaling, Lawrence Takeuchi, Lisa Taylor, Nadine White. W, 4 , ,A wngmh Sophomores: First Row: L-R: Nancy Bain- bridge-President, Jodi Stewart, Nancy Shi- mizu, Mr. DeGracia'Advisor. Second Row: Heather Magstadt, Kimberly Sharpe, Erin Carlson, Steve Zitrin. Not Pictured: Jetf Bachmeier, Kelli Barstad, Brian Biswell, Pam Breda, Jimmy Chang, Darrell Clark, James Clark, Michelle Clasan, Christa Clow, James Cochran, Kim Coffman, Gina Dolleman, Tom Donnelly, Steve Duncan, Tobin Edwards, Monica Emery, Lisa Faf- nis, Todd Franceschina, Teresa Hartwig, Gina lmori, Rodney Jovanovich, Carl Kem- nitz, Christina Lim, Vu Le, Susan Lloyd, Daniel Miller, Ashley Olson, Curt Peder- son, Stephanie Rodabough, Sally Salavea, Tom Scheerens, Joe Schunzel, Shana Shewbert, Kathryn Smith, Brian Sullivan, Kristi Takenaga, David Tanner, Rachelle Thompson, Richard Wilder, Teresa Wil- liams, Cherie Wright. Grace Upon .1 wi w fig X mgigem - My f if , 2 3 9 ,LL,LS,, . 4 wif 5, M 3 f 1 J X f fi? iff, , if ,, ,, ,j 4 ff, ,:- ffi' f2Af ' We 3V f , V, QM ,J 1, .. 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SRD row: Coach Ennis, Dennis Charles, Tyrone Sheffey, Russ Martin, Jim Troseth, Shawn Sanders, Curtis Hall, Jacob Sale, Lucky Ruhl, Dan Ishii, Mark Suffia, Joe Young, Coach Cain. 2ND row: Coach Patterson, Lorenzo Smith, Jeff Wannamaker, Steve Palmer, Kelly Baker, Frank Near, Dave Undsderfer, Tony Breland, Gary Wicks, Adam Serna, Terry Epperson, Doug Cobb, Coach Smith. IST row: Joe Ennis, Manager Sam Logan, Renard Coleman, Marcus Cooper, Kevin Moschetti, Al Lim, Rob Simson, Jeff Medzegian, Ken Kobayashi, Todd Scappini, Manager Bryan Bernhardt. This year the Indians had yet another fine season under head Coach Terry Ennis. Led by only 9 seniors tKelly Baker, Tony Breland, Doug Cobb, Terry Epperson, Frank Near, Adam Serna, Jeff Wannamaker, and Gary Wicksl, the fhogs' were quite young but used quickness, skill, hard work, and determination to overcome this inexperience and come up with a 6-3 record which earned them the Cascade Division Championship and a trip to the state playoffs. The Indians had many fine performances this season including Renard Coleman rushing for 839 yards and scoring 78 total points, Marcus Cooper rushing for 700 yards, Coaches' Award winner Gary Wicks passing for 627 yards, Lucky Ruhl punting for 1,140 yards, Tony Breland receiving the most passes for 328 yards, Doug Cobb leading the tackles with 48 tackles and 26 assists, and Adam Serna, deserving all his votes, earned the Inspirational Award. All these outstanding efforts, combined with great team play made for an fantastic year - congratulations team! Leading rusher - Renard Coleman Winds Up State Bound L-R: Coach Ennis, Captains: Kelly Baker, Tony Breland, Doug Cobb. ,.v..,w H vw W , if M- me as oaonn onan Maoso nnnoaas, noaan, W n ,Wno do , ,K Wa f,,: C 3 ,H V WWW3,-V' , 'ww K ygo ..w A, I , wg? in V d 'z,, 1 , J Ji Leader of the Pack KiCkinQ for me 9031 Frosh And The Beginning A if UNDEFEATED FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM: Row 1: L-R: Travis Powell, Todd Nibarger, Rod Handly, Doug Westcott, Paul Rogojin, Tom Briskey, Bill Massick, Dean Whitmore, Troy Smith, Row 2: Erik Bowman, Greg Hammons, Tom Schweiss, Mike l-lutto, Jamie Suituno, Jahn Dozier, Brian Nygard, Kyle Hicks, Brad Herie, Art Aske. Row 3: Coach Acker, Thomas Marshall, Corey Jacobs, Mike Snyder, Jay Smith, Victor Kobuki, Vartan Dixon, Paul Benson,.Ahmad Gold, Duane Billheimer, Mark Medzegian, Corey Perkins, Coach Glockner. COACHING STAFF L-R Top row: Rick Comer, Scott Acker, Phil Tarli, Terry Ennis, Bottom row: Steve Cain, Andre Patter- son, Jim Glockner, Rob Smith. 011 all 35 , , waz: 411524993 ,A ff I my 42 ' ff , f w-f'U'f'6 4. ,pgwffzfr 'N , 'Z9 ww y' Top Semor Gary Wicks Above Left Jumor Marcus Cooper Rnght Sophomore Jacob Sale 4, , WC, ag, M Y y 4 t nm, fm fn Q ,il Zig K M, ,M ,, M- Ls.: '-we 1 wr 11 :,'gi Q MM, ,,.,. Vguz. V , V. ,, -..,. ,W r 7399 J gf m ar H e ,.. on 'Y w .,'f1,', .z.,u','a-. , .N fr V ,,r:., an 5? r 'W ar .141 V' ww , I , Q Indians Dig In 1983 Varsity Front Row: Teresa Kosai, Rose Kato, Second Row: Susie Dahlby, Amy Dodobara Sonya Reilly Jodi Stewart Shari Arita Back Row: Coach Carlson, Sheri Verbeck, Carla Edmonds, Gaylene MacDonald, Chris Erskine Stacy Bollen Coach Dooley Mgr Stacey Williamson. This year the R.H.S. volleyball team, led by co-captains Carla Edmonds, Gaylene MacDonald, and Teresa Kosai, had a diffi- cult tradition to uphold. Having the honor of being the only team to win the state cham- pionship 3 consecutive times last year, put great pressure on the tribe this year. Al- though not capturing the title for the 4th time in a row, the team kept up the winning tradition, including winning the Lakeside Tournament for the 3rd year in a row. After fighting for 4th place in league ldetermined by a league playoff against Kentridgel, the women went on to West Central and cap- tured 3rd place. At state, the team, which many thought would not even make it to state, placed a surprising 7th. The team, being young will have an excellent core for next year. Congratulations women and keep up the hustle. Arid Fight Sophomore Jodi Stewart VV y A ., y ' f L ' ' E . VV I , I J J J If y ,Y ,ff J J oooo S W it J N if M' 4 gf , A f A .,,k ff e 9' , , ty, I - f ' -V f S Vi I ' s :,,,,u.,M 5 k,.,,,rs,,.W,,r,,.g.M A 8 I, I 5 Iwo., Vw, gww gm -mana' - '-: ', - I it iv' if if , S: i f J M fl 1 ' ,fr ,i i 'wa' '1 ', ,fail i' , 355-ff -ff-' M I i, My H g, ' I , ,gf qxjy , ,g4Qzg,gt,31,im H' fVf,gwgj:,Q,5,M nv J , , A f VMI, , , ' it f,ffvA,,ffgr,y5V V W, f, fffvu A oo oo W W - i S CELEBRATION The team would like to thank the IYF for their outstanding support. Junior Varsity 1983 Junior Varsity: Front Row: Amy Dodobara, Katie Miller, Second Row: Christa Clow, Pam Breda, Charleah Webb, Back Row: Mgr. Stacey Williamson, Lisa Maletta, Heather Magstadt, Lynette Morris, Chris Kemmer, Mgr. Dawna Williamson 9 Little Indians i i 1 i i W Junior Chris Erskine Junior Teresa Kosai Junior Sheri Verbeck Senior Shari Arita On The Move aff S f .f 'V' R Senior Stacy Bollen Senior Carla Edmonds Senior Rose Kato Senior Gaylene MacDonald 9 1. Cross Countr Runs Boys' Continue League Supremacy . IME, ,' , if , 1. fi - If 5 . .,,A,V,. 1. 1 PQ My 3 5 .r f ' 5 , N, ' ' , , f f fmifrf de ,, .. . ,J Mmm, ,f I Q A, W 1 R 4 . :rr ri fr W. W?Uz59?i?1Hf,f H iff , ,. r:'.7j,1zf2'lIff? . 1 . Q7 1 ff '-'- I - 'zetfmwrww . , ,, WW, r f,f:iJy:1 wwe 'W E 7 A r ipr fr, . . l 1 . Coach Savage This year's boys varsity again had a very successful season under the mastery of Coach Savage. It all started on Sept. 17 when the Indians placed 3rd out of 36 teams at the Edmonds Relays. Then they ran their inaugural race at their new home course, Gene Coulon Park, where they effortlessly defeated both Hazen and Auburn. The next meet offered no prob- lem either as the wild bunch discharged the Chargers and declawed the Wolver- ines. Renton defeated their toughest foe Kennedy and quickly disposed KM Sz Lindbergh in the same meet. They con- cluded their dual meet season and went undefeated in the NPSL for the 3rd year in a row. After a weekfs rest, the team retained its NPSL crown as it won the league meet on strong performances by all the runners. Next, was the WCD meet in which the team was hurt by the injury to Terry but due to the 1st place finish by Matt, and the extra effort put forth by Paul Joe, John, Yi, and Lawrence, the team still finished 4th to qualify for state for the 8th consecutive year. At the state meet in Spokane, Paul's 19th and Matt's 3rd place finish led the Indians to a re- spectable 12th place finish to conclude another outstanding year. Boys' Varsity Row 1 KL to Rl John Russell, Lawrence Takeuchi, Yi Wakeman, John Schreier, Aaron Greenreich, Man. Mike Carsten. Row 2 Paul Bainbridge, Matt Donnelly, Max Koestl, Terry Edwards, Joe Schunzel, Coach Savage Boys' JV Row 1 QL to Ri Todd Stewart, Steve Duncan, Ron Munson, Gerhard Graumann, Jim Dorrough, Peter O'Leary, Nikhel Thanedar, Scott Mac Donald. Row 2, Mike Sauve, Toby Edwards, Greg Yakushinjin, David Edwards, Dave Mohler, Mike Sparrow, Tom Donnelly, John Marshall. Row 3, Dave Iverson, Tim Fisk, Dave Candland, Brent Trela, Nick Allmaras, Jason Holm, Darren Hanger, Mark Lunder, Todd Pritchard. Savagely 9 ima' 4 ' in ff-5 gf ru' P 1 ,Lf H. kg f M I wi , i 15 V ' , Hg L,,, V ' ' N E l l v Q 4,1 , V , . , V , , M l 3 , 2127, V! wadfff gf A ji l Q 'HEMI ef'-H .Wi 5 3 -I , H kg. I Q' 'iw ' ' 4 '4' ' . Q, , -W 'M , 1 12 5 Y' ue - , x f : ,gi 2 r r. l .wa , f , 1 V ' 1 li ' V Q x v ,, li . 1 I l l o o ' ?f?i4' +4 .4 Q. , . ,MMM Matt Donnelly Paul Bainbridge Terry Edwards Yi Wakeman l 1 x- , i, rl, H M :M 'dry -2, E M2 was ag li' ' 4? , 4? , fy.. -gh YV Elf? , by 5 ' 'I A 1 rf, i 4 i 2 f 1 K 1 f if 2 , lv' 4 I ll. 'Q 1 8 ,. M, Qeaiftiififafm John Russell Joe Schunzel Lawrence Takeuchi Aaron Greenreich Endurance And Determination Bring The girls, varsity rebounded from a shaky season last year and showed great improvement during the '83 campaign and was rewarded with another trip to the state meet. The team was led by sen- ior Nancy Bainbridge, junior Amina Bha- tia, and sophomores Kelli Barstad and Debbie lsler. Throughout the season the Lady Indians surprised the league compil- ing a remarkable 7-2 dual-meet record. The toughest meets of the season were the win over Auburn, which went down to the 6th runner, and a heart-breaking loss to Kentridge. With their record Renton finished tied for 2nd with Kentridge and behind lst place Kennedy going into the league meet at Evergreen High. There, the Indians ran their best meet of the year and won the league meet, leaving them in sole-position of 2nd place in the final league standings. Still the improving girls had two more meets to run in, and again through the bunch running techniquen took an incredible 2nd at district and 10th at State. The team will surely be a state favorite next year, and many congratula- tions are due to Kelli, Debbie, Gina, Nan- cy, Mei-Li, Amina, Darlene, and Joey, Barryis Beautiful Bunch. Girls' Varsity Row 1 tl to rl Man. Julie Fisk, Kelli Barstad, Debbie lsler, Gina Graumann, Kara Kodama. Row 2 Mei-Li Hennen, Amina Bhatia, Nancy Bainbridge, Joey Delo, Darlene O'Neal, Cathy Hudson Girls Junior Varsity Row 1 fl. to Rl Cathy Schott, Michelle Clasen, Lisa I-lorstman, Donna Allmaras, Lynnette Scott, Sheri Briskey, Gina Crites. Girls To The Top ag li i W l. ffl' 'A 1 n ,A 1 - W i ,, llwllp l l 7' i l5?f 5 A Q ,,, I fi?g,',,- ' , 5 f M 35 1' L V my., , 3' ' we W Q ,, ,ewllib Y P, 1 MNWWW' 'l ...if-v0 f Nancy Bainbridge f f 1 Kelli Barstad Debbie lsler .U Q1 'H' 'M sf Q..-n Q2 A V' NEWT A , M' -' -V .,,.z..h,,-aQ W .. W5 ,EEN A z --' l Z Y ,R We mffwfli Q' . ,, ,Huy ,A ,A A f H., A 55? 4 , VMWTZA ,Q W W. I , om fwfr, . , M. ,.- f Q I nwwfl, ,KVVV H I V Q 'W 1 Q ,,' 2 ff . if,, ' , . .-f : AW ' . ,A 33,7 it, 5 L 'lf 4355453 A' X , gf 'iff ' mn if it ii, wi 5 iff wi? , .4 , , 2 ' Si Gina Graumann M-...Mm , V.. 1,:- 5 sg Mila' H , J. 4 ,,, ,A Z , ,, 5 A , Amina Bhatia Mei-Li Hennen Darlene O'Neal Joey Delo Booters. . . head for victories im sw .. ,.... 'A E 4 Q iff WU Varsity Row 1 KL to Rl: gr. Steph ie Novinski, Michele Robinson, Stacy Ringos. Tricia Fitzgerald. Capt. Sharon Masters. Capt. Nancy Rittenburg, Ashley Whit ori Ma , Michelle Hollins, Row 2: Asst. Coach Schroeder, Lynn Upshaw. Ashley Olson. Debbie Adahl, Tracy Scheeler. Sheila Farley, Kristi Bolen. Gina Corsi. ancy Darrow, Coach Gaines, Laying down: Tammy Darrow. The Renton Girls' Soccer Team continues to grow stronger each year. This year, under the superior coaching of Bill Gaines, the girls placed 3rd in the Cascade Division. Team captains, Sharon Masters and Nancy Rittenburg, provided leader- ship and inspiration throughout the season. With the large number of players returning next year, includ- ing ALL-NPSL defender Nancy Darrow, the team is looking for- ward to another successful season. The J.V. team, under the guid- ance of new Coach Schroeder, showed great improvement this season. Junior Varsity Row 2 CL to Rl: Jamie Larson, Teresa Serna, Dena Sarrio. Teresa Blake, Chris Robinson, Row 2: Barb Perry, Shari Bartorft. Monica Hollins, Heidi Larson, Stacy Owen, Coach Schroeder. if ml 2 QM? I 4 4 , 'WTTV f 1 , ,' , 4 ,pf 4 ew-'ff' e M A V , , W WW ., , ,fan I 1 23 M ii xg , 3 ag fa 9 I V lla A , A, , A ffrfifiwff if f li , WW. , , A ggallfii ., K ku 7 V , A ,. Rf , , , V I . ehfgrl , T ,fi W 4 VV G , QV if'fQLg'f , -ijt.. f fvg3-dejf-'q.- , ' yr J.,-1 Wgllk. ,agua vjf W lgiglym 'Q r A, I VA W? vin, x X, V, I i. ' Li . ,. -- V ww' MTU' f -ff 52,,w,fr.:,,, 4 ,Q Q ,fs Y - i- -if ' wwmma. W 47 MZ 2 Qmgwv. 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Sophomore Stacy Ringos Freshman Nancy Darrow M i Renton defense on the move Co-captain Sharon Masters 'M irls Swimming , ,, i , . ,,,,,..m risi. i ll i A The Girls Swim Team has gone V1 through a lot this year with a changing of F J r,i ,i, g it coaches from Rob Van Slyke to Rick Re. 5, , millard. The team has done well with the . ' 'g F change. Their season record was 5-4 F ,M along with 2 state qualifiers, Erin Carlson and Angela Schmaling in the 100 Free, M If , '. X i 'i 'fi Vgkg with a Medley Relay and 400 Free Relay . fi V f, 'MQ including Nicole Furfaro, Sheryl Chinn, , , Vri, g Angela Schmaling, and Erin Carlson, Lisa . ' A Johnson went to state in Diving and did L' . F well. Next year, Girls Swimming will be , ' ' looking at a young and aggressive team 'i,,,' i'i K tif ii tt Z L with awesome depth. ' ttiii f .... llt ' L kVi i ,::: Diving Team, top to bottom: Sue Heilborn, Co Captains Lisa Johanson Nicole Fur Z 5 Lisa Johanson, and Jane Dahlby. faro and Coach Remillard Back Row: Coach Remillard, Coach Fields, Debbie Henry rin Carlson Anna Holland Melinda Mc Kagen, Sue Heilborn, Jeanette Bridges, Angela Schmaling, Mgr. Dave Wheatan. Middle Row Margo Segamoto Jane Dahlby, Sheryl Chinn, Liz Tharp, Marcia Delanty, Teresa Williams, Tina Yamamoto Front Row Lisa Johanson Nicole Furfaro, Kathleen DeBruyn. DECK PARTNER BOMB ONLY i xii Makes A New Wave N 1 ? State Qualifiers, L to R: Erin Carlsong hlxlicole Furfaro, Sheryl Chinn and Angela Schmaling. Only Senior: Kathleen DeBruyn. I don't know what it is l don't know what it is!!! Get the freshmen, they'll try anything. Q55 N5 fgfeiiisgi? 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M y :sf J . f ' , , fig? .,,,i?,i,, 21 gf 2, lit, P341 , Z, gg 1 it 1 ,,. wi ,, f,,, , fy .fignww ir ' ' , we ,,.,f:ff u : f ,gh -- , fi . si -H ff HW Q 9' . sf f..-f, fi . . :IWW few w wf 1 feltf,7f.'fii?5dZ5ige,'fi: ff' , H ff-' t,fi,W - ff1e.mr2g g ,. -,gf , .. if ,fa .7 -is: ' ,gf At ,Q wr December 1983 was an exciting month this year! The Winter Sports season was underway with the Boy's and Girl's Basket- ball teams, Wrestling team, Gymnastics and Boy's Swim team all looking towards pro- ductive seasons. The BSU Winter Dance was a big success this year! Some people went in couples, others went single. Pictures were available and everybody had a fantastic time! Of course, when anyone thinks of De- cember, they think of Winter Vacation and the teriffic Holiday Assembly that precedes it. The Assembly was enjoyable with class skits and the choir singing Holiday tunes. Naturally, everyone enjoyed their vacation. January was a busy month also. Everyone came back refreshed on January 2, although some people did stay home to watch the Bowl games. Once everyone was back into the school game, Winter Tolo came along to brighten the day. The theme was '4Snow- Ball , and everyone who attended had a fantastic time dancing to the music played by the D.J. As far as music goes, the 2nd Annual Battle of the Airbands was held on the 26th. The winners were the Vapors do- ing Turning Japanese , in first, Def Lep- pard doing l'I.et it Go , in second, and Bos- ton doing UForeplayfLongtime , in third Events These three all went on to play in Thomas Jefferson's Battle of the Airbands in Febru- ary, where the Vapors came in third. Which leads us to February and the start of a new semester. Also in February was the annual Foreign Exchange Spaghetti Dinner to help promote the Renton School District levy the next day. Not only was the dinner a success but the levy passed too. Valentine's Day was the next major event with Valen- tine's Day grams available. Sunglasses also went on sale in February with lots of differ- ent kinds and colors. The Mother-Son Ban- quet was held on the 15th, The food was provided by an Emil Villa's barbeque, and even those who didn't go to the banquet got to enjoy the aroma of the barbequing beef as it cooked during the day. All the guys who did take their mothers had a fantastic time taking part in the carnival-like games. Febru- ary also marked the end of the Winter Sport's seasons. The Boy's Basketball team finished 10-8 in NPSL, the Girl's Basketball team finished 8-10, the Wrestling team came in 2-10 and individuals went onto regionals, the Gymnastics team finished up 5-16 and had individuals go onto regionals, and the Boy's swim team ended up 4-5 and also had individuals go onto regionals and State. Clockwise starting from far left: Jeff Cantil break- dancing during a break, Emil Villa's Barbeque beef for the Mother-Son night, Boston, The Third place winner in the 2nd Annual Battle of the Airbandsg Tom Donnelly decorating for the Moth- er-Son banquet, 'llt's easy! Punch 2 + 2 and get 4!,'g Sonja and Gary getting ready to eat spaghet- ti, Bottom, L-R: ul didn't do anythinglng Se Spot. See Spot run.,'g Have I got a deal foj you! . v X A gush, f Q vw , f f 3 , ey, 14 V Drama Club Presents Michelle Woehrle Danica Michels Calen Moskowitz Jenny Shurtleff John Olson Maria Koukoula Anna Pergamo Shari Kai! Tony Zallocco Meg l-leib Shawn Young Gavin Michels Ted Brown Gwen Taylor Michelle Kail Laura Rabago Troy Cicci Tim Vest Paula Bean Cindy Eastman , ,-,.,.. CAST CREW Mama Mia! Cindy Forler James Cochran Brenda Calton Sean Candee Candy Eliseuson Mike Bruns Paige I.aBelle Chris Delsing Stephanie Arline Tiana Titus Gwen Taylor Jim Calton Desiree Levings Cindy Kail Mike Bruns Wayne Larsen Gary Pomeroy Tony Zallocco Tiana Titus Danielle Rydberg This year Drama Club had an eventful and successful experience. Their fall production, The Man Who Came To Dinner, kept up with the high standards of Drama Club, providing that excellence CAN be improved. Un- der the direction and guidance of Mr. Ted Brown, they managed to bring forth another play of the Broadway caliber. Smile, you're on candid camera!!! Mummy is home for Christmas!! The Man Who Came To Dinner Chris, you can dance if you want to! '4Meg, let me have it Drama Club has really out- done themselves this year. Not only with successful plays, but their attitude toward building a secure and talented Drama Club for the years to come. They have had great support in both the club and with productions. lst row L-RQ Tiana Titus, Deseree Levings, Jenny Shurtleff, Cindi Kail, 2nd row L-RQ Sean Candee, Brenda Calton, Tony Zollaco, Laura Rabago, Sheri Kail, Maria Koukoula, Cindy Eastman, Jim Calton, Paula Bean, Gwen Taylor, Meg Heib, 3rd row L-RQ Ken Tutino, Lee Farquar, Gary Pomeroy, Gavin Michels i Y Writers Club Flicks Their Bics W A ., L. sez. : lst ro Zitrin f Wiiirwl' 'l i, ,,,, . . f -m st B it V fri. 5 Q rrrr a is irr'rrr' t . X Q. wi is .., it r 5 Q T t ,r,ii , , . Q it li 2 i., v... .,. 3555 It X 9 . .:f, ... , Erase, if 3 F as LMQ76 ' . an w L to R: Jim Berwick, Tod Companion, Anna Pergamo. 2nd row L to R: Brian Biswell, Advisor Wanda Brace, Chris Lim, Steve WRITERS CLUB brings together students who have a desire to write for publication. Student writers read and critique each other's work, discuss authors and share information about possible markets. This is the second year for writers club, which puts out a publication of stories, poems, and essays that have been written during the year. Ski Club No Mountain Too High First row L to R: Steve Sheely, Gene Farrell, Paul Bainbridge, Darrin Williams. Second row L to R: Tod Pritchard, Scott Nakamuraf'Tom Donnelly Vice president Gene Farrell, President Darrin Williams 2 '7 N , ., FWHM 'Eff LVD Iggy-L 7 0 F i , E' fi! L Sher 2655? Q L. L4-f'Z - W . X A ' A ,LV .- I .5754-,jj 'Y ',0f,7,Z. ,j-7,g.' 'I' SKI CLUB is on the rise. Being a new clTJb C A within the last few years, it has gained great 'iff fr! 'im if QQ'- popularity. Last year, ski club hit the slopes IQLZ1 in Colorado and hopes to take another trip ' N this year. So far there has been a lot of participation. - . Y ff, L... ,L Symphonic Band The Best At Rl-IS! ' fi, 'ia I , X gi f, ,,gJ,',i'L f., ' , ,, , ,L VVLVV , if i ' ' l , First Row: Ramona Salvea, Gaylene MacDonald, Kim McDowell, Candy Eliseunson, Lisa Tamekuni, Judy Sheerees, Kathryn Smith, Teresa Hartwig, Karen Hansford, Jay Banez. Second Row: Janet Cummings, Nancy Darrow, Lisa Horstman, Sheri Verbeck, Laura Rabago, Greg Yakushiji, Carol Hall, Peter Crelley, John Zable, David Tappan, Lee Farquahar, Steve Zitrin. Third Row: Mary Campbell, Elizabeth Munson, Dayle Pieper, Dan Ishii, Vu Le, Robert Ishii, Glenn Freeman, Erin Carlson, Tammy Darrow, Mike Baum, Emmett Sheats. Fourth Row: Mr. Simpson, Brian Akesson, Cammae Moreland, Wil Abadilla, Jim Jernigan, Mike Mooremeier, Steve Furfaro. Symphonic Band achieved many accomplishments the past Drum Majors: . Karen l-lansford year. Starting off they per- and WilAbadma formed as Marching Band with Concert Band at every home football game. In August they stepped off the year in with the Renton Western Days Parade and Seafair Torchlight Parade, where they placed first in their Symphonic division. Upon the arrival of the Officers: Karen school year the Symphonic Band was busy entering contests including: Kelso Marching and the Western Washington Con- test. Hansford, Lisa Tamekuni, Ramona Salavea. 'if' 5 , , , Jazz And Concert Bands Music Makes Their Lives Jazz Band, performed at many different festivals this year. Some include, North Kit- Jazz Festival, North Puget Sound and the Bellevue Jazz festival. Aside from playing at festivals, the Jazz Band invested their time in playing at var- ious community activities such as: elemen- tary schools, and the Eagle Clubs. This year's Jazz Band was made up of many talented musicians and they proved to be very important to the RHS music programs. Concert Band is a young group of musi- cians showing talent and promise. They look First Row: Brian Akesson, Neil Taketa, Julie Sheats, Scott Satterlee, Lee Farquhar, Sean fgfwafd to Showing people what they can Candee. Steve Zitrin. Laura Rabago. Second Row: Mr. Simpson, Jon Coconower, Ken Tutino. really do. Their Schedule this year proved to Dayle Peiper, Elizabeth Munson, Kristi Benton, Vu Le, Emmett Sheats, Glenn Freeman. be Very Similar to the Symphonic Band in concerts and Marching Band Contests. First Row: Catherine Hudson, Jami Larson, Tina Yamamoto, Sheryl Chin, Jimmy Chang, Stephanie Zimmerman, Vera Cox, Second Row: Shannon Reel, Dawn Haigoocl, Julie Crevis, Eric West, Brian Biggar, Mark Medzegian, Margo Segimoto, Liz Tharp. Third Row: Scott Mac Donald, Laurel Durgan, Kristi Benton, Dan Kuhn, Dan Henninger, John Moore, Julie Sheats, Steve Hansford. Back Row John Sauls, Harvis Wainwright, Darryl Nabors, Tom Schweiss, Dean Porter, Brian Buchanan, Mr. Simpson. 119 A'Cappella They're In The Mood For Melody First Row: Melinda Kidd, Becky Steckler, Deanna Thibeault, Heidi Gullingsrud, Connie Maughlin, James Andrews, Wendell Brunk, Julie Sheats, Mary Rosenquist, Susan Stewart, Kerry Boyce, Michelle Robinson. Second Row: Dayle Pieper, Kate Hornburg, Christine Savelli, Jeanette Bridges, Robert Huffman, Billy McDuffie, Christie Sjostrom, Lori Gerhart, Shirley Davis, Stefanie Abadilla, Shari Arita. Third Row: Stacy Bollen, Danica Micheals, Salia Suitonu, Shelia Farley, Sonja Mejlaender, Michelle Doll. Fourth Row: Bryan Bernhardt, Eddie Tasca, Chris Delsing, Kevin Akkeson, Wil Abadilla, Artrice Gordon, Paul Houser, Mr. Houser. First Row: Becky Steckler, Secretary Second Row: Shari Arita, Treasurer: Kevin Akkeson, President, So- nja Mejlaender, Vice President. Renton's finest is our A'Cappella. They carry a tradition of superior ratings and have a very busy schedule. Beginning in September, A'Cappella performs from Tri-High Choral Concerts to their high- , light of the year- the Wenatchee Apple A. Blossom Festival. Renton is proud to have such a fine singing group as always. After a season completed they cut an original A'Cappella record album. ' W 1 f rr 'rink' ,tl My Swing Choir They're In Swingchronicity! Director: Mr, Houser Section Leaders: First Row: Wendell Brunk, Tenor Second Row: Mary Rosenquist. Alto: Chris Delsing. Bass, Stacy Bollen. Soprano. Foreground: Mr. Houserg First Row: Becky Steckler, Heidi Gullingsrud, Connie Maughlin, Michelle Robinson, Susan Stewart, Shari Arita, Michelle Doll. Second Row: Maria Edmunson, Lilli Morrill. Whitney Dickinson, Steve Baldwin, Paul Houser, Salia Suitonu, Stephanie Rodaboug'hgThird Row:-Stacy Bollen, Brain Bernhardt, Chris Delsing, Ron Stuherland, Wil Abadilla, Robert Huffman Sheila Farley, April Brusha, Heidi Brumbaugh. Q 2 g ' 5 ,, ff is E LM me fa .5 gy Vg Q, 5 ll 1' f I ri Wuxi i 4 Swing Choir has a great repu- tation, which grows year after year. As well as the other vocal groups, they too have an exten- stive schedule. Acceptance into Swing is by trying out in the spring. Thank you for your dedi- cation and terrific performances. Avd irls' And Mixed 9th Choirs They Really Hit The Notes! Aoi' Advanced Women's Choir had an out- standing year starting off with singing in the Tri-High Choral, Fall Concert and the Winter Concert. They ended the year up with the NPSL Choral Contest at Highline High School. Great job girls and thanks to Mr. Houser. This is the first year for freshmen Mixed Choir. Under the directing of Mr. Houser, they completed an excellent year of singing. RHS is waiting for many new talented voices to come through this choir. They performed in many concerts and contests. Awesome job gang! AV HTH First Row: Mashawn Emmett, Debbie Livie, Natalie Fisher, Heather Heaton, Sally Salavea, Corrina Geffrey, Kim Sharp. Second Row: Susan Guerrero, Susan Lloyd, Kim Williams, Tilly Guerrero, Christa Clow, Vicki Bolen, Connie Andersoigrish Chopli if harell Abram. First Row: Mr. Houser, Phontel Webb, Kelli Foote, Laura Blair, Katie Ishii, Eric Secord, Jim Berwick, Gari Ann Ladd, Barbra Walmsely, Anette Olin, Lynette Scott. Second Row: Mei-Li Hennen, Charleah Webb, Teri Pedro, Jodi Shong, Sue See, Melinda McKagen, Tauna Hood. Third Row: Richard Avalon, Brain Nygard, Joel Nibbins, Mario Cunsing. 2 El: .E -,,. it F 2 , . a DECA ,Z 'V Mr. Ray McCabe DECA Advisor Back row L to R: Mike Sax, Greg Arthalony, 2nd row L to R: David Waggner, Karen Arthalony, Lynae Green, Linda McDaniel, Lori Schell, Laura Boyce, Yi Wakeman, 3rd row L to R: Tanya Pelligrino, Jeff Plano, Maleigha Liburdi, Darlene O'Neal, Tina Vickery, 4th row L to R: Jessica Long, Becky Baxter, Sharon Masters, Jennifer Herpick, Steve Palmer, 5th row L to R: Jeff Adams, Brenda Moore, Heidi Rutt, Tommi Bynum, Jill Carver, Chad Butler. Not pictured: Leslie Zelasky, Tina Larson, Brian Heath, Bernadette Webb. DECA tDistributive Education Clubs of Americal is an organization whose program of leadership and develop- ment is designed specifically for students enrolled in distri- butive educationfmarketing. Under Mr. Ray McCabe's ex- cellent direction, many goals were set and achieved throughout the year. Among these achievements are the operation of the Sears Gift Wrap Booth, a Renton Village coloring Contest, the adoption of a family for Thanksgiving, a Pay-N-Save takeover and a Free Enterprise school assem- bly. DECA activities offer student involvement and pro- vides for area, state, and national competition and recogni- tion. DECA is an outstanding organization and has much to offer R.H.S. students. Tomahawk Staff Q Geoff Miller, Editor in Chief. Geoff and Corey, on the spot getting the scoop. Prints It Like It Is 9 Q Q 3 2 5 ,,, my .45 i 4-we fiff f I - . 1552221 - l. .. . ' ' ZW, 'i I .V. . . ' ,W VVVVV ' Slow down Geoff, I can't write that fastlf' This years Tomahawk Staff proved to be an interesting blend of the school. Their hard work and determination paid off through the production of the schoolis newspa- per. Monthly editions were filled with articles featuring sports and current events in and around Renton High School. The beginning of the second semester was marked by the combination of the Illahee staff with the Tomahawk staff. This combination proved to be very beneficial to both publications. 0 X cf 1 Ashley, and Whitney hard at work. X X sw. , 2 i WW, M WWW ,mmmmwaimfff ..,,, W me Wwwwffww. ,. .... ..f....,..W ,.ff'f ai. rrr.. - I . .M ..... . . ..... . l ff Life as a newspaper reporter. 'W Janis Glantz M Front page Editor Kirsten Bennett Feature page Editor -1 A 4 Tomahawk Staff: lst row: L-R: Scott Nakamura, Whitney Dickenson, Ashley Olson, Janis Glantz. 2nd row: Darrin Williams, Matt Owen, Gary Wicks, Joe Dinius, Debbie Lindberg, 'Corey Nelson, Cheryl Reid, Cindi Fritzvold, Geoff Miller, Heidi Brumbaugh. 3rd row: Kirsten Bennett, Steve Logan, Maria Koukoula, Meg Hieb, Sherri Hartman, Nicole Rittenhouse, Julie Goodman, 4th row: David Edwards, Ryan Olsen, Reonn Rabon. 125 Tribe 2 L-R, President, Lisa Tamekunig 1st Vice-President, Grace Ta- zuma, 2nd Vice-President, Kirsten Bennett, SecretaryfTreasurer, Elena Cheng Makes A Come Back The Tribe, formerly Girl's Club, is one of the most active and spirited clubs here at R.H.S. Sponsoring the Fall and Winter Tolos, dances, faculty luncheons, service projects and many oth- er activities, Tribe keeps busy throughout the year. One of their major functions is the Daddy Daughter Dinner Dance, held at the Elks club, which is very popular among the girls and their daddys. Aside from that, the Tribe plays a big part in planning Homecom- ing Week activities. We'd like to welcome Mrs. Corn, our new advisor and thank Ms. Galbraith for all her dedication throughout the past 10 years. Row 1: L-R, Rose Kato, Michele Sakaguchi, Kathleen DeBryun, Amy Tsuruta, Laura Boyce, Stephanie Arline, Whitney Dickinson, Todd Companion, Jeff Bravo, Grace Tazuma, Sheila Unger. Row 2: L-R, Jennifer Herpick, Maria Edmondson, Michelle Doll, Charlotte Koestl, Paige La Belle, Emmett Sheats, Elena Cheng, Heather Magstadt, Karen l-lansford, Lisa Tamekuni. Row 3: L-R, Janet Cummings, Chris Delsing, Nancy Feaster, Carol Hall, Pam Larson, Tyrone Sheffey, Kirsten Bennet, Don Sneesby. Fall Tolo: Laura Boyce, Pam Larson: Not pictured: Shari Arita Faculty Luncheon: Carol Hall, Karen Hansford Fundraising: Paige La Belle, Maria Edmondson: Not Pic- tured: Jennifer Herpick Tribe Cabinet Winter Tolo: Nancy Feaster, Rose Kato, Not pictured Melinda Kidd ,awww W, ,, , ,,,,f .,,,,h,f . ,mm Friendship and Correspondence: Amy Tsuruta: Not Pictured: Lorraine Norton, Tracy Scheeler. Homecoming: Nancy Feaster, Chris Delsing, Pam Larson Daddy Daughter Dinner Dance: Paige La Belle, Steph- anie Arline if f Service Project: Kathleen De- Bruyn, Charlotte Koestl Parties: Heather Magstadt, Tyrone Sheffey Winter Tolo The Court Senior King-Matt Donnelly, Sophomore Duke-Aaron Greenreich, Ju nior Prince-Dennis Charles, Freshman Squire-Mike Snyder The Dance 1 Battle Of The Lips Are They Real? This year's Battle of the air Bands was a great Suc- :ess. All the bands worked iard and together we put on 1 great show. Air Band was a Senior Class fundraiser, bvhich was teriffic. The top ihree bands, The Vapors, Def -eppard, and Boston were in- fited to compete at the Thomas Jefferson High School Lip Sinc Contest. The avinners were presented with B100, 550, and S25 gift certi- ficates. Everyone that went Jr participated had a fun time at the dance afterwards. Sreat job to Tim Fisk and Sene Ferrel co-chairpersonsl! .ACfDC: Matt Jones, Tim Hun- saker, Ray Bartroff, Leon Dusen- bury 2. Boston: Paul Houser, Wil Abadilla Kevin Akkesson, Bryan Bernhardt, Scott Eichelberger, Chris Delsing 3. Def Leppard: Paul Bainbridge, Matt Donnelly, Terry Edwards, Gene Ferrel, Tim Fisk 4. lron Maiden: Lawrence Takeuchi, Max Koestl, Mike Kinney, Tom Donnelly, Leif Johnson 5. Lawrence Welk: Paul Bainbridge, Nancy Bainbridge, Nancy Feaster, Pam Larson, Charlotte Koestl, Dayle Pieper, Nora Schultz, Sheila Unger, Carol Hall, Karen Hansford Machelle Larson, Michelle Doll 6. Michael Jackson: Tony Breland, Chris Delsing, John Sauls, Art Sauls, Wil Abadilla 7. Night Ranger: Tom Doubles, Ryan Olson, Brian Bagget, Al Lim, Russ Martin 8. Ozzy Osbourne: Curt Worley, Da- vid Unsderfer, Bryan Heath, Steve Spoor 9. Rappin' Rodney: Chris Delsing, Paul Bainbridge, Paul Houser, Wil Abadilla 0. Sex Pistols: Chad Butler, Tyler Lyndsley, Jim Dills, Bill Bromwell . The Who: Ken Tutino, Jim Calton, Gavin Michaels, Omar Willey 2. Van Halen: Warren Van Doren, Tony Webb, Steve Daraskautch, Fred Lott 3. Vapors: Mike Teramoto, Scott Na- jamuta, Lonn lmori, Kelly Kuwa- hara, Dan Ishii, Tyrone Sheffey, Tod Pritchard, Mike Baum, Matt Cone, Felix Herrera 4. Wilsheimers: Brian Bouta, Kevin Akkesson, Donald Doidston, Bran- non Maas The Vapors, lst Place: First Row: Kelly Kuwahara, Scott Nakamura, Mike Teramoto, Dan Ishii, Second Row: Matt Cone, Tyrone Sheffey, Mike Baum, Tod Pritchard, Felix, Herrera Not Pic'ed: Lonn lmori, David Kino Jr 'l f fl A ZA :AA 4 -. T ll Def Leppard, 2nd Place: First Row: Matt Donnelly, Gene Ferrel. Second Row: Terry Edwards, Tim Fisk, Paul Bainbridge. Boston, 3rd Place: Paul Houser, Wil Abadilla, Bryan Bernhardt, Chris Delsing. Not Pic'ed Kevin Akkesson, Scott Eichelberger. Indian Women Keep Shooting For The Stars Varsity Women 1983-84: KL to Rl: Coach Jim Hall, Teresa Kosai, Susie Dahlby, Pam Breda, Jodi Stewart, Tammy Darrow, Nancy Darrow, Carla Edmonds, Heather Magstadt, Stacy Ringos, Chris Elliott, Candy Faulks. l l This year the women's basketball team had an- other successful season. Under six-year head coach Jim Hall, the Indian women played well in many tough games. Having only two seniors, a great deal of responsibility was placed on the underclassmen, in- cluding freshman Nancy Darrow, who ripped down boards as one of the starting forwards. In the other starting forward position was senior, co-captain Carla Edmonds. Rounding out the front court was junior center Tammy Darrow. In the back court, junior Teresa Kosai and senior, co-captain Chris Elliott start- ed. The first five were supported by a great deal of depth. First off were sophomore forward Jodi Stew- art, junior guard Candy Faulks, and sophomore guard Stacy Ringos. Sophomore forward Heather Magstadt, junior forward Susie Dahlby, and sopho- more forward Pam Breda completed the talent-filled roster. Junior Varsity QL to Rl Row 1: Lisa Jones, Teresa Blake, Kim McDowell. Row 2: Sheryl Chin, Kristi Bolen, Tauna Hood, Stephanie Rodabough. Sophomore Stacy Ringos Sophomore Jodi Stewart Sophomore Pam Breda Sophomore Heather Magstadt Junior Candy Faulks M Q 2 Junior Susie Dahlby 1 Junior Teresa Kosai Senior Co-Capt. Carla Edmonds F1'93hm3n Nancy Darrow Junior Tammy Darrow Senior Co-Capt. Chris Elliott Renton I3-Ballers Standing I. to R: Jon Paepke, Dave Iverson, Jeff Medzegian, Tyrone Sheffey, Brandon Maas, Tony Breland, Mike Suffia, Felix Herrera, Joe Dinius Tim McCarthy. Kneeling L to R: Mgr. Debbie Woodworth, Coach Belmondo, Coach Brabant, Mgr. Julie Von Ruden. Senior Joe Dinius The 83-84 basketball team achieved their most successful season in recent years as they finished the season with a winning record and was one of the most improved teams in the league. The team consisted of nine upcoming juniors and was led under the leadership of returning senior lettermen, Joe Dinius and Tony Breland. The Indians shot out to a quick start in winning their first four league games and upsetting the first-place Tro- jans of Auburn by last second free-throws by Joe Dinius. Throughout the season, outstanding performances were made by Jon Skip Paepke with his fourth quar- ter scoring sprees and the insurmount- able pure shooting of Joe Dinius who led the Indians in scoring and was in the top three of the league. Tony Breland and Jon Paepke were also among the league leaders in scoring. Congratulations to the hoopsters in having a very productive and successful season and hopefully next year they will continue in carrying on the winning tradition. Senior Tony Breland , Play Grade A Ball l get no respect! lt's in the hole Grab your partner 1st annual air b-ball contest How'd that seagull get in here? Seagull exterminators hard at work il? W. The Future Looks Promising Standing L to R: Dan Davis, Ed Tasca, Dan Ishii, Dale Bradburn, Mike Bias, Lonnie Gulley, Lucky Ruhl, Dennis Charles, Ken Kobayashi, Brian Staudt, Coach Brown Kneeling L to R: Doug Vaughn, John Russell 50 Evergreen 46 Newport 56 Mercer Island 40 Kennedy 62 Highline 41 Hazen 51 Lindbergh 63 Evergreen 52 Newport 55 Mercer Island 42 Kennedy 39 Mariner 40 44 Highline 49 45 Evergreen 36 52 Hazen 50 40 Kentridge 58 46 Lindbergh 34 34 Kennedy 48 48 Auburn 56 73 KentAMeridian 40 61 Kentwood 57 52 Highline 56 55 Evergreen 50 48 Hazen 35 42 Kentridge 65 56 Lindbergh 39 36 Kennedy 44i I I I Back Row L to R: Shawn Solomon, Rod Foster, Jay Smith, Paul Benson, Corey Jacobs, Shann. Solomon, Russ Cook, Mgr. Doug Westcott Front Row L to R: Coach Comer, Mgr. Ulta Brooks, Cor+ Perkins, Curtis Tyson, John Dozier, Kyle Hicks, Darren Hanger CQ 1-.4 UTI.. , We ff , ,i M, ,,,, N. , J , J, J, ,,,,, i J, ,iii i A , T., ,M -ff 'f WW ,, W.,--...,,.,,,m WH-m.,.,,,.,, 'r-' H . ,V ,V VARSITY Top, L-R, Brett Kemnitz Mgr, Eric -CB-imerrii Mike Snyder, Matt Stachowiak, Frank Near, Coach George, Middle L-R, Chuck Glenn, Troy Smith, Dean Mazzuca, Kevin Moschetti, Lorenzo Smith. Bottom, L-R, Don Henry, Curt Pederson, Adam Serna, Mike Osotio, Robert Epperson, not pictured Ron Sutherland. Top, L-R, Victor Kabuki, Darrin Jenks. Scott Satterlee, Duane Billheimer, Darin L-R, Fred Rievis, Tom Schweis, Aaron Roth, John Uysal, Brian Tenma, Front, I.- son, Curt Pederson, Lawrence Opiano, The Dave Candland, Tim Vest, Top, L-R, Coach Patterson, Mike Snyder, Jamie Suitonu. Eric Bow- Chinn, Coach Thiel, Middle, man, Victor Kabuki. Middle, L-R, Duane Billheimer, Troy Smith, Fred Cheney, Mike Hutto, Willis Rievis, Mike Hutto, Tom Schweis. Bottom, L-R, John Sharp, Eric R, John Sharp, James Peter- Secord, Steve Mead, James Peterson. Steve Mead. SENIOR Studs Adam Serna w----g,- WW, l f .,,,,.,, rw l'K' fi rff '-Wwfwme Chuck Glenn Dean Mazzuca e n t 0 n Mike Osotio Matt Stachowiak l Troy Smith Don Henry Robert Epperson i, Mike Snyder Frank Near r e s t i n Q ,i 1 V ' nizvieim, ,W 4, ,V V W , . ,i, ,w:,fwfL2ww,i ii, i , f ,, ff f,,,,. V, Lorenzo Smith Doug Cobb ? W ir in nnn, M no , W ,,o, ,A fy' I ! Curt Pederson If 7 Eric Coulter Kevin Moschetti 139 mnastics Top Row L to R: Donna Allmaras, Lisa Johanson, Debbie Livie, Kathrine Hudson, Tammy Marsh, Paula Breda. Middle Row: Coach Deni Montgomery. Bottom Row L to R: 'ta Thanadar, Elizabeth Munson, Gina Crites, Sue Lyons, Barb Perryagori Mae , ara Seacrest. Not Pictured Maria Darr. This yearls gymnastics squad put forth many fine perfor- mances, Led by Senior Captain Sue Lyons and Senior Donna Allmaras and coached by Denise Montgomery. The squad has a lot of impressive underclassmen such as fresh- men Maria Darr and Barb Perry and Sophomores Paula Breda and Lori Maez. The team is looking forward to having an exciting and promising season next year. l'Quit shaking the beam! Rolled To Success Senior Donna Allmaras Junior Lisa Johanson 'll Y I 4 X Senior Captain Sue Lyons and Coach Montgomery Seniors Donna Allmaras and Sue Lyons Swimmers Splash Front Row L R Renee Whatmore, Darrin Williams, Steve Furfaro, Gene Farrell Mike Teramoto Sue I-leilborn Second row Sam Brayboy Dave Tappan Warren VanDoran, Dave McKisick, Robert Billings Reonn Rabon Third row Steve Kinney Tom Scheerens Brian O Farrell, Tod Pritchard, Craig Fujishima, Rick Arnone Jeff Sheridan LEFT: Darrin Williams. RIGHT: Gene Farrell and Steve Furfaro. This year's men swim team had a fantastic season. Strongly led by co- captains Steve Furfaro and Gene Far- rell, the team worked hard and man- aged to succeed and win many meets. First year head coach Rick Remiellard changed several things, including extra Saturday morning workouts, and school weight workouts 3 times a week. These changes appear to be for the better because the men did well despite last year's graduation loss of 9 seniors. pponents 11 Can we get out yet Coach? Four Senior Swimmers! L-R: Mike, Gene, Steve, and Dar- rin. Diver-Warren Van Doren Backstroker-Mike Teramoto Butterflyer-Reonn Rabon ,, f , ,,'ufwW ' I ,, , WEMWQ M. wfaxmmwmez ' n Spring ful f ff' Vik Af kg' gif!! Us 'H 45-3 I AZ 'f' fn eufnhlwf if vnu 3 f x PU, M.. ,M 'ZMM4 WIS? 'ii ,,,,,. . Spring Events FII ltlllc will SUAI' Spring '84 was filled with events. The school got a major face lift for the season with a million dollar painting job including Hracing stripes along some halls. The first of March saw the beginning of the Spring Sports Season. Mens and Womens Track both got off to great starts, looking towards possible NPSL Championships. The Menls Soccer Team also was heading towards another League Championship. The Mens and Womens Tennis teams were looking good along with Baseball and the ever-im- proving Softball team. In other areas of competition, the Math team came in 3rd in a tough competition with many area schools 1 and the Knowledge Bowl Team placed 15th in their regional competition. March also saw the Daddy Daughter Dinner Dance, held this year at the Auburn Elks Club, Another annual fun-filled event, Heritage Week, was again held this Spring and was a great success. The week was filled with as- semblies discussing and honoring different races and cultures and then, of course, the Annual Food Fair was held, The Food Fair featured good items from American to French, Grecian to African, and Asian to South American and just about everything else in between. The biggest assembly 4 ai. ? the week featured a fashion show showing the many different native styles from Africa and Asia to Holland and the Phillipines. Also many native dances and other musical productions were shown. All in all, Heritage Week ended up with everyone learning something new about foreign cultures and how they influence our lives today. April began on a wonderful note, Spring Vacation, and continued with more Spring Activities. The new Constitution and By- Laws finally completed the ratification pro- cess to go into effect for the '84-'85 school year. The '84-'85 Varsity and Junior-Var- sity Cheerleader tryouts were held and the l eight new cheerleaders for each squad were chosen. Tribe and the Junior Class com- bined efforts and dances fSpring Prom and Spring Tolol to put on the RHS Spring Dance. The theme was Footloose, the dress casual and the music provided by a D.J. Ev- eryone who attended had a fantastic time. May finally brought Spring with plenty of flowers and Sunshine. It also brought Spring Fever Week from May 7 to the 1 1th, Just like Homecoming Week, every day had it's own theme: Monday was Hats Off to Teachers Day, Tuesday was Fifties Day, Wednesday was Western Day, along with the Western Style Barbeque at lunch, srritf 1ss Thursday was South Pacific Day to help promote the fantastic musical put on by our own Student body, and Friday was Spirit Day to show support for all of our athletic teams going on to league championships. That weekend also was the opening of the annual RHS musical, this year South Pacific. lt, along with Spring Fever Week, was a big hit. May also was the month for the '84-'85 Class and ASB elections. Senior Reception also was held in May. The pro- gram was a great success with the always awesome Senior Slide Show to take the Seniors back through the memories of their Senior year. And finally June, with June came all the Senior Activities: Senior Breakfast, Bac- calaureate, Senior Ball, and of course, Graduation and Senior Party. All of these added up to a terrific end of the high school years for the Class of '84 and a grand begin- ning for the rest of their lives. And a week after saying goodbye to the Seniors, school ended for everyone else and summer finally began. Captions: L-R: Racing stripes down the main office hallwayg the Senior radiator as of the end of April- did it ever get finished??g May flow- ers, a farewell to the Class of '84. fa' E F Q 1 is E E N Si 9 E 7' i 1 5 S1 'Q i l Q 5 i i 5 i I S E s I i I i L N Indians Return To Old Stomping Grounds Boys Varsity lst row: John Schrier, Renard Coleman, Al Lim, Russ Martin, Tom Donnelly, Lawrence Takeuchi, John Dosier, Ahmad Gold, Terry Edwards, Joe Schunzel, Todd Sweringer, Greg Pfiffner, Ken Troseth, 2nd row: Coach Glockner, Coach Hicklin, Lorenzo Smith, Kevin Moschetti, Artrice Gordon, Aaron Greenreich, Wil Abadilla, Darrin Hanger, Todd Scappini, John Marshall, Shane Hays, Paul Bainbridge, Matt Donnelly, Mike Snyder, James Glymph, Coach Savage. 3rd row: Coach Cain, Brian Wick, Tony Breland, Gene Farrell, Corey Jacobs, Brian Bagget, Tim Fisk, Jeff Medzigian, Robert Davis, Mark Owens, Dave Undsderfer, Mark Lunder, Randy Haney, Jacob Sale, Coach Penny, Kelly Foote. The 1984 boys' track team ran to an impressive twenty-five straight vic- tories, led by the strong returning senior men. With the help of the 1983 national mile record holder, Matt Donnelly, 1600 meter and 3200 meter runners Paul Bainbridge and Terry Edwards and the other strong seniors, the team conquered and de- feated their oppponents. A well ba- lanced team, the Indians maintained and showed the pride and tradition which Renton High School has been known for throughout the state for many years. The girls' track team, young but ex- perienced, exhibited as much talent and strength as the boys, with impres- sive wins by Toni Williams, Lisa Jones, and Sue Lyons. Having only three seniors, the team prospered and improved throughout the season. Courage, pride, and tradition, in- deed proved the Indians' superiority over the North Puget Sound League this year. 3' Girls Varsity 1st row: Kara Kodama, Lisa Jones, Donna Allmaras, Sue Lyons, Ashley W TP Washington. 2nd row: Coach Savage, Debbie lsler, Joey Delo, Jodi Stewart, Liz Tha Heilbom, Chris Erskine, Gina Graumann, Nikki Gordon, Corrina Geffre, Manager, last ro Penny, Dinah Ladd, Mashawn Emmett, Christie Bollen, Tracy Randall, Toni Williams, Sh Bridgette Wright, Nancy Darrow, Tauna Hood, Naomi Koestl, Coach Cain, Rachelle T Hicklin. Sue Heilbom and far left Chris Erskine. EQ, ,, r 'Mi ,MW M-1 5 -Jn Jai! 'L A hite, Stacey Sagls, Shelly , Catherine Hudson, Sue w: Coach Glockner, Coach eri Verbeck, Thelma Davis, hompson, Manager, Coach .... Wei-SW ...L -- Q . M ,, is nf quam , 5,3 W'-'H' , - , M N S ,...r.,..c, , 4' .,.... . r... ' E .. ,,,, ,,,,,,,,, . .,,.... l imaiilsiuuiu Q fl. . , ..', 7 .. .. s r , . .Q T22 B r ri in r 1 gl 1 lt , , , fl g V . . 4 - I Girls J.V. 1st row: Sherri Brisky, Heidi Larson, Shannon Heaton, 2nd row: Margo Segamoto, Regina Faulks, Sandy Costello. ,M , Boys J.V. 1st row: Steve Hansford, Minh Trinh, Nikhil Thandear, Scott MacDonald, Shawn Blanchard, Steve Duncan, 2nd row: Tom Crelley, Mike Suave, Dave Hohler, John Bowser, Mark Ford, Jeff Bachmeier, 3rd row: Tom Wallingford, Steve Glenn, Tyler Raihala, Doug Wescott, Sean Moore. James G'lYmDl'l Dave Undsderfer Donna Allmaras 'mf ff: , f W ,N 3:2 , 4 f-4, EQ K s K Lisa Jones Wil Abadilla Yfl. A E, ,,LV C, ,,,,, g X Sue Lyons Thelma Davis I I . an., , ,J ff 'fri uw ,. LZ., - 'fs-.4 i, 1 1 7 :mm l Randy Haney, Howard Jackson TQYTV Edwards Brian Wick Matt Donnelly Gina Grauman, Debbie Isler, Kelli Barstad sf In f ,I . 'f , ,,,,,, , an i yylli in y M 'ff ' ..,,, ,, 'W lm iiio y l M, l 4 ' A, A ,,ii W . ,A - f M 'o'i,, no if i ii My fam, MW-ff!!-,' A ' f W, W4 viii, .- s i V' W Tig . L,-WV A wa, Tony Breland, Russ Martin Gene Farrell , ffl AA- A' 1 A'.f . 1 iiiii me an ., zli A ,, M i V- l L l 1 AA.A We - M ia 1 , f- ' 21,,, A if i eillii i ii V K 5 WK, : Eigif ,W'if li jg 5 nik? - ,, .glia l E: I i ii eeio 2 1.. algffllilziii l l g fl 3 5 ' ai l gp g 41' f- l 1 il' wi iff? :jj 2 Toni Williams , laa e Lorenzo Smith fx, K l fp V - , 5535? , 550- 2 Aviv A , V e ww? 'Q 1' wi 1 ,fr f W W fz.fa,iIZZ ii i .va 3 f mmm w ', ciffivj a f a 9,341 filiiijej dxl . V i 345441: 1- J ' 4' , . ' 4, ' fv 'f'f' .53 ' V, .ij Greg Pfiffner Art Sauls Naomi Koestl Robert Davis Renard Coleman Paul Bainbridge Arfrice GOFClOf1 2 ibaa l i ll,l n Q iiif - f A I .V L ..'ff ..Z, QE- .... Back row, L to R, Coach Patterson, Rick Wilder, Matt Cone, Lucky Ruhl, Brannon Maas, Gary Wicks, Ron Sutherland, Kevin Ackesson, Coach Riddle. Bottom row, mgr. Brett Kemnitz, Rob Simson, Marcus Cooper, Tim McCarthy, Mike Baum, Chuck Glenn, Jeff Trautman, Felix Herrera. if-AZJ DSU! Cl. Freshman. Back row, L to R, Coach Pickett, Dean Whitmore, Brian Nygaird, Jay Smith, Paul Benson, Dean Nielson, Kyle Hicks, Pat Wearmouth. Front row, Tom Campbell, Tom Briskey, Ken Hilgar, Mike Hutto, Chris Bryant, Paul Rogojin, Mike Figlenski. junior Varsity. Back row, L to R3 Pau Morgan, Scott Smith, Paul Atkinson, Ji Troseth, Shawn Sanders, Curtis Hall, Ke Kobayashi, Scott Satterlee, Coach Smith. Front row, Mgr. Eric Bowles, Chuck Jeffries, Gary Girard, Brian McCulloch, Willis Roth, Tim Hunsaker, Dan Ishii, Todd Franceschina, Kevin Reinford. 153 vi! ll . , AE. - li lwlwmwf W! .. i Renton Lucky Ruhl, Jr. . . 1 N V ,,:1. .ix .W , s, ....., is H at Q - y- .fr , 'rw ' r ' . zzz' 'wg ,,,.. 1 .. ' ' -H-' . In -- .. .W g, vw? rrrr slii 1 itss r . do -1 .. iii, U f ffm A ' M . , ' ' N f l - ffff .ss M , A V f.f.sfr -s,.1. ., 'Nz' :Af . ., 'lls?3?f::Ev , ..: flak fflflw i' H WT F YA l E li ffi lrj . 411, W.. Yfii Ui ' l 'ML -- Qfhieiifll-f Ai, V V W I Q ' ' 1 .3 ffl.. ,M ,V ff . -4 5 Tim McCarthy, Jr. . M., , Rick Wilder, Soph. Felix Herrera, Jr. -'i - fits 5 1 2' Renton Baseball in '84 was a year of leaming the ba- sics. The team consisted of mainly juniors with one returning starter. They had the rigorous task of gain- ing experience at the varsity level. The inexperi- enced players kept up with the rest of the league in N' effort, but not always with the win. By using their de- gg V 1 dication and ability, these players have made the .T sittss best of this years experience. Good job guys. - T Marcus Cooper, Jr. Mike Baum, Jr. 1' M 4' if W. ...... 4. L W J' . - L, ..... .H v ,,,,, . ' nga , s -H. Q5 wraltiffl V 1, 5551 an an 4' .- ,,, A , if if 3 , if sf 'r r' W Q W ima! 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The Renton High School Girls softball team is best described as a team that is getting better with age just as a bottle of wine would, Although the team is comprised of a majority of younger athletes, the quality leadership of senior Anna Chambers Juniors, Kelly Beisold, Candy Faulks, Susie Dahlby, and Sonja Reilly kept the Indians competitive on the field. The remainder of the team consisted of juniors, Dana Long, Kelli and Val Steiner, sophomores, Stacy Ringos, Dena Saano, Dionne Sligh and freshman Jane Dahlby. The girls are continuing to grow and develop into a more competitive force with every game they play and despite their age and inex- perience they have overcome the obstacles which kept them from becoming a successful team. JV Softball KL to Rl lst row - Stephanie Novinski, Angela Kroshes, Tammy Bates, Lori Maez, Jody Schmichael, Kelly Matthai, Jane Dahlby. 2nd row - Man. Lisa Horstman, Julieanna Trujillo, Michelle Hollins, Debbie Adahl, Karen Moffett, Laura Hawkins, Lynette Scott, Coach Schroeder. , With Age Sonya Reilly SUSIQ Dahlby IWFIAF- I Stacy Ringos SS OF I INDIANS INDIANS Kelli Steiner 1B I Candy Faulks 3 HDI an A Wi . V,,,,, - f,,7 ,y a ' f J wma '- sf.-', . f z ' V' . - I' -lim es ,: '5' WMaau . f fi M , Jl. . a q 2 122 I ' , Gwi f' M , ,r f Lf , ..,, M in v i, fp, QYQQW' Pf?w a, :M.. 1 ' . 2 f f f m: W , , 'L : ' W 3 iv: H vw 4 ' I' ' . 4 . ,V Kelly Biesold ' ' yea f We 1 e ,V 'iv .V A M ? ii M fm ' H f- 4 af Q M 3 ' n , gg af V 1 X S A W MLW . 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M win 'xv OF does it again L to R Manager Bryan Bemhardt Jeff Werre Rick Koch Jeff Adams Jeff Koch Rob Ledbury, Jodi Arnold Frank Near Coach Paepke Bottom Row Coach Enms Shane Tanner Kenny Hassen Tom Bates John Russell Matt Owen, Emerson Gregoris Jon Paepke The lads did an outstanding job on the pitch this year. They captured the Cascade Division title for the second year in a row. Coached by Terry Ennis and Jerry Paepke and dressed in pin striped umbros our lads made RHS very proud with one of the most successful seasons yet!! 159 Seniorrnen In Action L Frank Near Rob Ledbury Ken Hassen . , K, .. , VIL- K A ' 1 '-f- ' 7 'L 4 A 3 A:-:: , 7 A nnn 2 on do nndnn -H ,Q ooon A oonnn A f M , W, f M W M 4 ,. :,, xi, 'Ov Jeff WQITG Jeff Adams Jody Arnold J E+? E gg at .W L3 wt J 44' 6 ,, A,,,,, ig '2 ' ,.-, A A V 9, , ' ,. Sf Mr J 2 YW , , H wr- 4 f -'k sv, if' -9 Wg!! AV ' ,V ,, 2 5171 'Q tr f 1' -'H' e f J J. Agg., , r A ff'V- 1 ,.,.... J, W WL ,7,Mw' V EEZ! 8335? . - 35 pjjrgrufjf V, V, ,W nv Matt Qwen Jeff Koch Rick Koch Front Row L-R: Calvin Akesson, Jim Vangel, Darrell Clark, Todd Benson, Khoa Pham, Steve Nelghbarger, Steve Kinne, Alex Willis. Back Row L-R: Tim Mason, Steve Sheely, Steve Hamelton, Ed Tasca, Jason Holmes, Steve Grouws, Brian Johnson, Mark Boscolo, Eric Peterson, Erik Secord, Coach Gaines. 1606 160b W Tennis swings into spring 1 1 ml 1984 VARSITY TENNIS: Front row L-R: Rose Kato, Chris Elliott, Sonja Mejlaender, Carla Edmonds, Lisa Cowley, Sheryl Chin, Christa Clow, Tina Yamamoto. Back row L-R: Coach Jim Hall, Rob Hamatani, Qlepmn-Qggbnggli teve Kawaguchi ave Tappan, Dave Edwards, Mark Winchester, Tim Monahan. The RHS tennis team, after a loss of top players, had to make many adjustments in the lineup this year. Inexperience proved to be a key factor as young players moved up tothe varsity positions. Probably the most frustrating thing for Coach Hall and the team was the fact that many of the matches were lost by the score of 3-4, though this frustration was tempered by the hard play of all competitors. Throughout the season, fine play was demonstrated in girls singles by Lisa Cowley and Sonja Mejlaender. Dave Tappan and Dave Edwards both showed improvement in their singles games while playing the No. 1 and No. 2 positions. In doubles, Rose Kato and Chris Elliott proved to be a winning combination. Mark Winchester and Tim Monahan jumped to the varsity roster, displaying determination and promise. The mixed pair of Carla Edmonds and Glenn Freeman scored consistent wins for the team. 1984 JUNIOR VARSITY: Front row L-R: Coach Andy McGrath, Pam Breda, Kate Homburg, Shirley Davis, Cherrie Wright, Lisa Malletta, Kim McDowell, Back row L-R: Gavin Chinn, Mike Kelly, Toby Edwards, John Bitando, Brian Biswell, Heather Magtstadt, Tina Dalthrop, Todd Stewart. K 5 az 42 'f , I ' . 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It was a smash as students modeled tradi- tional and contemporary costumes. Also, there were breakdancers, BSU drummers and dancers, a Korean dance, Polynesian dancers, and even a Taiko performance. There was something to please everyone at the food fair, and everybody Hpigged out on delicacies from all over the world. Breakdance-Faceburn from cement They told me it would be nine months Asian Invasion Everyone say Ah P3 I want that piece! 4. Jeth, ith's sthuck! V. l , -tix Gospel Choir M fr H, 'ff' ' . 4, M M . ik ll 9 sl ga' Front Row L-R: Rachel Stewart, Monique Russell, Susan Guerrero, lngra Powell, Carol Reese, CaryAnn Ladd, Middle Row L-R: John Sauls Angie Shelby, Dinah Ladd, Stacy Devore, Kim Kinzey, Glenda Tunneyg Back Row L-R: Robert Davis, Robert Banks, Artnce Gordon, Wilbur Clay , .9 I W 45 Daddy Daughter .W T V 4 in 4 The Green River Music Company Y Q? Where's the beef? Look out Fred Astaire! Daddy's Little Girl This year's Daddy Daughter Dinner Dance was a great suc- cess. The excited couples enjoyed a delicious dinner that was served buffet style. Afterwards they were entertained by the excellent performance of the Green River Music Company. Door prizes were awarded by comedians Matt Donnelly and Aaron Greenreich. Memorable pictures were taken by Hud- son Photography. All in all, it was a wonderful time at the beautiful Auburn Elks Club. May I have this next dance! Look! We're having fun! Which way did she go? Come on now, get serious. ieog Illahee Staff Captures Memories For You '1 Sportsg left to right: Chuck Glenn, Chris Elliott, Rose Kato, Ben Shimizu, Susie Dahlby, Gaylene MacDonald CEditorl, Kelly Kuwahara. Plans for the 1984 lllahee actually began in the spring of 1983. Before school started the cover had been designed ordered, and most of the interior design was decided upon. There were long hours outside of school, frustration, and even some panic, but in the end it all came together. The result is a new, modernized book for the Illahee. Advertising lgft to right: Jams Glantz and Debbie Staudt. Editor-ln- Chief: Nancy Bainbridge. Facultyflndex, left to right: Salia Suitonu lliditorl, Carrie Simson, Carla Edmonds, Photographers left to right: Chris Student Life front to back: Machelle Larson lfiditorl, Delsing. Myrna Hicks, David Kino. Nancy Rittenburg, Kathleen DeBruyn, Paige La- Belle, Mike Teramoto. Advisor: Mark Clark. Underclass: Jana Tasca. lffditorl, Ramona Salavea, Geoff Miller, Sandy Moxley. Senior Section left to right: Paul Bain bridge, Pam Larson, Nancy Feaster lEdi torl, Terry Edwards. ax. W fi - A I .fy 45 it ' ,Q R.I-l.S. Administrators . AK.. Mr. John German-Assistant Principal Marilee Hansen, in her first year as principal of RHS. became the first wom- an high school principal in the Renton School District. Joining our staff last year as vice-principal, after being vice-princi- pal at Federal Way High, Ms. Hansen immediately provided for a friendly atmoa sphere involving both students and facul- ty. Maintaining this atmosphere this year, as well as keeping old traditions strong and implementing new policies, Ms. Han- sen began a successful career as principal of RHS. which will, hopefully, continue for many years. Mr. Norman Sargeant-Assistant Principal i '55 it a iamwmwww Mrs. Marilee Hansen-Principal Ed Brown-Counselor Mary Galbraith-Counselor Charles Moore-Counselor Alice Tanaka-Career Counselor Jean DoolyvCounseling Sec. S From Uur Faculty . Wanda Brace-Librarian M- WWQHAE Maggie Beltrame-For, Lang, Dept. Head Stan Hastings-Lang. Arts Dept. Head Susan Mars-Language Arts Roger Amburgy-Mathematics 81 A.A I .- Calvin Beck-Allied Arts Jim Belmondo-Traffic Safety W Have Learned Sherry Bloomer-Health Ted Brown-Language Arts Steve Cain-P.E. Mark Clark-Language Arts Esther Corn-Mathematncs For The Years To Ceasar DeGracia-Language Arts W- HE .l:,iQ,L'. .M5,7QiLZiZW , 7,5 W X Larry Dobson-Social Studies Kathy Dooley-P.E Terry Ennis-Lang Arts 8a Act. Asst, Karen Ford-Language Arts Bill Gaines-Special Education Gerald George-PE. 8a Health The Knowledge They Have James Glockner-Traffic Safety GIVQH . Which We Will Not Forget gl: Clarence Hall-Mathematics James Hall Science Mary Scheyer-Bus. Ed. Dept. Head af 9,144 jf 1. ,Zh 3 a. ,..,', 1,,, V Ann Heldenson Forelgn Language JU AL UU ,f Sherwood Martin-Social Studies Richard Hicklin-Science Dept. Head Richard HOUSGY-MuSiC Dept. Head All The Moments In Class . Andy McGrath-Mathematics Judy Kinsley-Home EC Dept, Head Bernie Moskowitz-Allied Arts Dept. Head We Barry Savage- PE. Dept Head studied SO hard Sherry Keelingf Home Ee. David Kremers- For Lang Sz Lang Arts Vivian Lewis- Home Ec Cynthia Abbott- Special Education Ken Kirstine- Allied Arts Jane Matheson- Business Ed Swim? 4 1 a s-rmbfnmem Ray McCabe- Business Ed Robert Kerslake- Soc. St. Dept, Head Sandra McCormack- Language Arts Une Year will have gone.. We Will Look Back Richard Nichols-Social Studies Elizabeth Pearson-Social Studies Linda Penny-P.E. Perry Picketteliflathematics Linda Richter-Science Lloyd Riddle-Math 81 P.E. JoDell Schroeder Math p And Remember The Faces Helen Simpson 8: Katie Taylor Special Ed Michael Simpson Instrumental Music Afidfel Patterson Joanna Smith-Business Ed Robert Smith-Social Studies Of Those Who Gave Us . Jim Tallarico-Language Arts Z fmffibg fffzyzfmis 2 t7fLf,lZ7!f!f! Wi :HW Richard Sterling-Allied Arts Robert Thiel-Bus Ed 8a Math 4 I K 1'l'i Bettye Del.appe-Study Hall Donna Kever-Principal's Sec. . ,',, 4 ,f ww ia Mary Jo Carlson-Asst. Prin. Sec. Wanda PYOUQASSL Pfin- S90 Gur Knowledge . Wwe' ,, , Jill Richardson-Attend. Office Sec. Julie Slettvet Eileen Nissen 3 E 3 f E Z 2 Q , ze4gf.5,,, Ziff. ,-SEQ? Uggrsuri K ,,,, rl' I 178 4 f -.. 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QW... 4,,f f nw! ...pal M. 1 Mm , Af Wim A A vfmwsw ,fi Seniors Abadilla, Wilfredo J. 17, 118, 120, 121, 129 Adams, Jeff A. 17, 72, 80, 123 Aing, Sokuntheary 17, 73, 81 Akesson, Kevin T. 17, 86, 120 Alder, Christina M. 17 Allerdice, Julia E. 17 Allmaras, Donna J. 17, 78, 104, 140, 141 Arita, Shari M. 17, 98, 100, 120, 121 Arline, Stephanie A. 17, 70, 72, 114, 126, 127 Armstrong, Darren L. Arrington, Everett A. 17 Azcueta, Ruby M. 17 Bainbridge, Nancy L. 17, 69, 72, 86, 87, 104, 105, 162 Bainbridge, Paul W. 17, 69, 70, 71, 72, 102, 103, 117, 129, 163 Baker, David W. 17 Baker, Kelly B. 17, 94, 95 Baldinger, Susan L. 17 Baldwin, Steven L. 17, 121 Banez, Jinelle L. 17 Barnes, Kimberley T. 17 Barr, Mechelle G. 17 Basart, Lisa L. 18 Bauer, Sean M. 18 Baxter, Rebecca J. 18, 123 Bennett, Kirsten l. 18, 69, 73, 78, 125, 126 Benson, Danne J. 18 Bernhardt, Bryan L, 18, 94, 120, 121, 129 Birdsell, Tonjia M. 18 Bissett, Carla M. 18 Blake, Cynthia L. 18 Bollen, Stacy J. 18, 98, 101, 120, 121 Bouta, Brian M. 18, 86 Boyce, Laura M. 18, 69, 123, 126, 127 Boydston, Donald J. 18 Bravo, Jeffrey D. 18, 86, 126 Breland, Anthony C. 18, 65, 85, 94, 95, 134 Brumbaugh, Heidi L. 18, 121, 124, 125 Brusha, April J. 18, 65, 69, 70, 121 Buckmeier, Lynette R. 18 Butler, Darren C. 18 Butler, Kenny R. 18 Bynum, Tommi J. 18, 123 Calderon, Jack R. 18 Cantil, Raelene D. 18 Cariveau, Angela l. 19 Carver, Jill C. 19, 123 Casal, Maria T. 19 Chambers, Anna M. 19 Cheng, Elena L. 19, 126 Chinn Darin D. 19, 137 Christopherson, Roger S. 19 Cicci, Troy D. 19, 114 Clasen, Kimberly M. 19 Cobb, Douglas J. 19, 94, 95, 139 Cocanower, John M. 19, 119 Colden, Todd A. 19 Cooley-Fasnacht, Denise L. 19 Courter, Matt R. 19 Cunio, Chris P. 19 Danielson, Warner C.19 Darst, Shawn A. 19 Davis, Irma J. 19 Davis, Sean C. 19 Day, Curtis L. 19 De Bruyn, Kathleen M. 19, 71, 80, 108 109, 126, 127, 163 Delsing, Christopher B. 19, 69, 74, 114 120, 121, 126, 127, 129, 163 DickinsenlFalerl, Whitney 20, 73, 121, 124, 125, 126 Dinius, Joseph J. 20, 21, 25, 134 Doll, Michelle R. 20, 121 Donnelly, Matthew D. 90, 69, 72, 80, 102, 103, 126, 129 Edmonds, Carla M. 20, 65, 98, 101, 131, 133, 162 Edmondson, Andrew L. 20 Edwards, Terry M. 20, 71, 102, 103, 129, 163 Elliott, Christine J. 20, 68, 69, 71, 72, 74, 131, 133, 162 Elliott, Corina R. 20 Ellis, Gina R. 20 Epperson, Terry A. 20, 94 Erickson, Diana L. 20 Evans, Timothy 20 Fabatz, Laurie A. 20 Farley, Sheila L. 20, 106, 107, 120, 121 Farquhar, Lee A. 20, 115, 118, 119 Farrell, Gene M. 20, 65, 70, 74, 80, 117, 129, 142, 143 Feaster, Nancy J. 20, 65, 69, 70, 71, 72, 82, 86, 126, 127, 163 Fisk, Timothy D. 20, 71, 72, 102, 129 Flynn, Laura S. 20 Fritsvold, Cindi S. 20, 65, 125 Furfard, Steven C. 20, 65, 118, 142 Gardiner, Alycia Y. 20 Garvey, Robin J. 20 Geffre, Rickie L. 20 Glantz, Janis L. 20, 77, 125, 162 Glenn, Charles D. 21, 65, 137, 138, 162 Gorden, Gerald J. 21 Gordon, Nichelle L. 21, 85 Grasby, Evelyn M, 21 Graumann, Gerhard R. 21, 102 Green, Volonda R. 21 Griffin, David W. 21 Grogan, Heather L. 21 Guenther, Jimmy L. 21 Guerrero, Mary T. 21 Guerrero, Paul L. 21 Gulley, Lonnetta D. 21 Hackman, Kristen M. 21 Hackman, Pat L. 21 Hall, cami A. 21, 71, 72, s2, 118, 126, 127 Hansford, Karen R. 21, 72, 118, 126, 127 Harris, David 21 Hartwig, David L. 21 Heilborn, Eric W. 21 Heinz, Bonnie D. 21 Henry, Donald G. 21, 137, 138 Herpick, Jennifer A. 21, 123, 126 Hicks, Myrna M. 21, 163 Hieb, Margarete A. 21, 71, 82, 86, 114 115, 125 Hodgson, Joey M. 21 Hommer, Dean H. 22, 69, 71, 72 Hooks, Patricia A. 22 Hopps, Brad D. 22 Houser, Paul A. 22, 69, 70, 120, 121, 129 Huenefeld, Janice F. 22 Huffman, Robert M. 22, 120, 121 Jones, Gary D. 22 Kail, Michelle M. 22, 114 Kato, Rose M. 22, 69, 74, 80, 84, 86, 98, 101, 126, 127, 162 Kemnitz, Brett N. 22, 137 Kendall, Anthony L. 22 Kidd, Ross W. 22 Kinney, Michael T. 22 Kino, David K. 22, 72, 84, 163 Kinzy, Kimberley 22 Knight, Dean K. 22 Koch, Eric L. 22 Koch, Ingrid M. 22 Koch, Jeffrey W. 22 Koestl, Charlotte E. 22, 69, 71, 126, 127 Koukoula, Maria - 22, 82, 83, 114, 115, 125 Kuwahara, Kelly B. 22, 71, 74, 84, 86, 129, 162 La Belle, Paige A. 22, 69, 73, 114, 126, 127, 163 Lamberson, Charles E. 22 Larsen Jr., Erling M. 22, 81 Larson, Machelle R. 23, 69, 71, 72, 163 Larson, Pam M. 23, 69, 70, 71, 74, 126, 127, 163 Ledbury, Robert S. 23 Lemley, Janice M. 23 Lewis, Bill R. 23 Lindberg, Debra A. 23, 73 Lispie, John F. 23 Long, Jessica J. 23, 123 Lougheed, Vicki A. 23 Lu, Shannon 23, 72, 84 Lutgen Jr., Edward J. 23 Lyons, Susan R. 23, 65, 77, 140, 141 Mac Donald, Gaylene D. 23, 71, 86, 98, 101, 118, 162 Magnuson, Gerald A. 23 Manning, Rusel A. 23 Marcyes, Curtis J. 23 Marsh, Traci A. 23 Marshall, John R. 23, 102 Martin, Kevin E. 23, 70, 72 Martin, Patricia A. 23, 81 Martin, Tracy L. 23 Martinson, Stacy J. 23 Masters, Sharon C. 23, 106, 107, 123 Maughlin, Connie J. 24, 120, 121 Mazzuca, Dean M. 24, 137, 138 McDonald, John A. 24 Mejlaender, Sonja K. 24, 68, 69, 70, 74, 120 Michels, Gavin B. 24, 114, 115 Miller, Geoffrey D. 24, 73, 124, 125, 163 Miller, Jeffrey L. 24 Miller, Patty L. 24 Mink, Teresa L. 24 Moodie, Janell R. 24 Moore, Brenda L. 24, 81, 123 Moore, Melody A. 24 Morrill, Lilli A. 24, 121 Nabors, Christopher D. 24 Nakamura, Scott K. 24, 74, 117, 125, 129 Near-Dzurcanin, Francis J. 24, 94, 137, 139 Nelson, Corey R. 24, 73, 124, 125 Nelson, Kathleen M. 24 Newton, Traci D. 24 Norton, Lorraine M. 24 Nowell, Paul 24 O'Neal, Debra L. 24 Olson, John W. 24, 114 Olson, Michael W. 24 Owen, Matt A. 24, 125 Palmer, Steven R. 25, 65, 94, 123 Paris, Jeff L. 25 Park, Steve C. 25 Pavone, Michael W. 25 Pellegrino, Tanya M. 25, 123 Pennington, James P. 25 Perkins, Julie K. 25 Perry, Hainz M. 25 Pfeifle, Theodore S. 25 Pham, Duc M. 25 ieper, Dayle B. 25, 118, 119, 120 iksa, Joseph B. 25 lano, Jeffrey D. 25, 123 lata, Rebecca L. 25 omeroy, Gary D. 25, 114, 115 rentice, William 25 rovin, Kathy J, 25 abago, Laura L. 25, 114, 115, 118, 119 ackner, Michael B. 25 andles, James A. 25 aum, Michael A. 25 etel, Darrell 25 ichardson, Douglas 25 obinson, Michele D. 25, 106, 107, 120, 121 ydberg, Danielle R. 26, 114 akaguchi, Michele C. 26, 68, 70, 71, 74, 126 akurai, Yumiko 26, 83 alavea, Ramona L. 26, 69, 71, 118, 163 amora, Tina L. 26 auls, John W. 26, 119 ax, Mike J. 26, 123 chultz, Nora S. 26 erna, Adam P. 26, 94, 137 heats, Emmet 26, 81, 118, 119 hepherd, Kelly L. 26 himizu, Ben K. 26, 84, 86, 162 hong, Michael V. 26 hook, Michael D. 26 mall, David 26 tmith, Lorenzo L. 26, 94, 137, 139 tmith, Michelle L. 26, 71 tmith, Terry L, 26 ineesby, Don J. 26, 72, 82, 126 itachowiak, Matthew L. 26, 137, 138 itanley, Sue L. 26 itanley, Yvette D. 26 itaudt, Debrah L. 26, 69, 74, 77, 162 iteckler, Rebecca L. 26, 69, 74, 120, 121 itewart, Susan D, 26, 65, 120, 121 tuarez, Noel V. 26 tuitonu, Salia 26, 120, 121, 162 tullivan, Willie L. 26 'amekuni, Lisa M. 27, 69, 71, 72, 74, 118, 126 'asca, Jana M. 27, 69, 70, 74, 163 'aylor, Richard M, 27 'eramoto, Michael S. 27, 72, 74, 80, 84, 86, 129, 142, 163 feranishi, Mark H. 27 fhiessen, Scott E. 27 'hompson, Dori A. 27 'iede, Leslie R. 27 'itus, Kimberly L. 27 'oole, James L. 27 'rinh, Tung T. 27 'suruta, Amy N. 27, 126, 127 'utino, Kenneth A. 27 'uyay, Tony A, 27 lndsderfer, David S. 27, 94 Inger, Sheila M. 27, 82, 86 Jpshaw, Teresa L. 27, 106, 106 fickery, Tina L. 27, 82, 123 Vaggoner, David W. 27, 123 Vakeman, Yi H. 27, 102, 103, 123 Vallace, Dana L. 27 Vannamaker, Jeffrey J. 27, 94 Vearmouth, Michelle S. 28 ebb, Bernadette M. 28 ebley, Kelly L. 28 erre, Jeff S. 28 heaton, Karla J. 28 hite, Ashley M. 28, 106, 107 hitley, Steven M. 28 Vick, Brian 28 Wicks, Gary W. 28, 67, 94, 125 Williams, Darrin L. 28, 72, 80, 117, 125, 142, 143 Williams, Wayne M. 28 Williamson, Stacy L. 28, 78, 98, 99 Williamson ll, Gary J. 28 Winchester, Deanna J. 28 Younker, Jodie L. 28 Zable, James E. 28 Zable, John L. 28, 86, 118 Zallocco, Anthony J. 28, 114, 115 Zelasky, Leslie A. 28 Zepeda, Alicia Y. 28 Juniors Abadilla, Stefanie l. 34, 120 Allen, David K. 34 Anderson, Clifford B. 34 Anderson, David E. 34 Anderson, Kimberly A. 34 Apostol, Joy G. 34 Arthalony, Treg S. 34, 123 Baggett, Brian L. 34 Banks, Robert D. 34 Bartroff, Ray T. 34 Bates-Houle, Tom A. 34 Baum, Michael J. 34, 118, 129 Benson, Kevin M. 34 Benson, Todd A. 34 Bhatia, Amina M. 34, 69, 72, 87, 104, 105 Bidon, Chip E. 34 Biesold, Kelly M. 34 Binford, Daniel J. 34 Binford, Ronald N. 34 Blanchard, Christopher R. 34 Bobo, Chessie 34 Bohn, Arthur F. 34 Boyce, Kerry L. 34, 120 Bridges, Jeanette M. 34, 108, 120 Brooks, Dan J. 34 Brown, lHopkinsl Carlos T. 34 Brunk, Wendell E. 34, 120, 121 Buckley, Kimberly A. 34 Burke, Laura S. 34, 87 Bush, Melinda S. 34 Butler, Chad S. 34, 123 Calton, Brenda R. 34, 114, 115 Cantil, Jeffrey M. 34 Carolan, Thomas J. 34 Casterline, William L. 34 Charles, Dennis J. 34, 69, 73, 94, 136 Cheung, Francis K. 34 Ciotta, Anjell M. 34, 78 Clark, James D. 34, 81 Clarkson, Tamitha M. 34 Clinton, Rose M. 34 Coggins, Kevin R. 34 Coleman, Renard 34, 94 Cone, Matthew S. 34, 129 Cooper, Bradley M. 34, 67, 94 Corsi, Gina M. 34, 106 Corwin, Leisa M. 34, 78 Crelley, Peter L. 34, 118 Dahlby, Susan A. 34, 80, 98, 131, 132, 162 Daigle, Cheryl E. 35 Dang, Tina T. 35 Darrow, Tamara S. 35, 80, 82, 106, 107, 118, 131, 133 Davis, Daniel W. 35, 136 Davis, Robert J. 35 Davis, Shirley, B. 35, 41, 69, 120 De Caro, Patrick J. 35 De Vore, Stacey L. 35 Dils, James G. 35 Dils, William C. 35 Dodobara, Amy H. 35, 84, 98, 99 Doubles, Thomas E. 35 Drew, Robert E. 35 Dusenbery, Richard L. 35 Eastey, Glenn J. 35 Edmondson, Maria G. 35, 41, 77, 126, 127 Edwards, David M. 35, 102, 125 Eliseuson, Candy R. 35, 114, 118 Emery, Charles A. 35 121 Epperson, Robert G. 35, 137, 138 Erskine, Christie L. 35, 98, 100 Fairbairn, Alicia L. 35 Fakharzadeh, Susan 35, 82, 87 Faulkner, Rodney D. 35 Faulks, Candance A. 35, 85, 131, File, Megan R. 35 Flynn, Michael J. 35 Fong, Deborah L. 35, 41, 72, 87 Ford, Pamela M. 35 Forler, Cindy E. 35, 114 Foulkes, William G. 35 Furfaro, Nicole M. 35, 108, 109 Gavino, Carlos L. 35 Gearhart, Lori K. 35, 120 Glymph, James E. 35 Goodman, Julie K. 35, 82, 125 Go on Artrice D. 35, 120 Ggulter, Eric L94 Green, Lynae M. 35, Gregoris, Kim M. 35, 41, 72, 87 Grieb, Abbey M, 35 Grose, Tania M. 35 Guerrero, Susane M. . 13.7, 13 123 132 35, 122 Gullingsrud, Heidi A. 35, 120, 121 Gustine, Michael 36 Hackman, Michael L. 36 Halsen, Danielle L. 36 Hamatani, Robert H. 36, 87 Hammersmith, Scott M. 36 Hammond, Todd E. 36 Han, Jenny Y. 36 Hartman, Artrese S. 36 Hartman, Sherrie J. 36, 125 Hatch, Paul R. 36 Heath, Bryan W. 36 Henry , Deborah A. 36, 108 Herrera, Ventura F. 36, 129, 134 Hieb, Jason F. 36 Higgins, Sandy M. 36 Hisayasu, Leah N. 36, 84 Hornburg, Kathryn E. 36, 87, 120 Hullin, Anna E. 36, 108 Humphries, Rick J. 36 Hunter, Jerry E. 36 lmori, Lonn S. 36 Ishigaki, Nancy S. 36 Ishii, Daniel J. 36, 69, 71, 87, 94, 118 129, 136 w. lshii, Robert N. 36, 118 lsler, Christine L. 36 lverson, David W. 36, 102, 134 Jackson, Deidria Y. 36 Jameson, Steve A. 36 Jenkins, Danna M. 36 Jenks, Darrin J. 36, 137 Jesmore, Norman S. 36 Johanson, Lisa A. 36, 108, 109, 78, 140, 141 Johnson, Joy L. 36 Johnson, Leif F. 36 Jones, Lisa M. 36, 131 Jones, Yvonne M. 36 Kail, Shari D. 36, 114, 115 Kano, Julie D. 36, 41, 73, 84, 87 Kavalski lll, Stephen C. 36 Kelley, Michael S. 36 Kidd, Melinda M. 36, 16, 77, 87, Kiltau, Shannon J. 36 120 i Kissinger, Christopher P. 36 Klang, Rachelle A. 36, 78 Kobayashi, Kenneth M. 36, 94, 136 Koestl, Richard M. 36, 102 Kosai, Teresa L. 36, 80, 82, 84, 87, 9 100, 131, 133 Kuchynka, Vicki M. 37 Lambro, Kristy A. 37 Larsen, Tenna M. 37 Leick, Nina M. 37 Leiler, Tina M. 37 Liburdi, Maleigha 37, 123 Lim, Alvin B. 37, 94 Lindsey, Cheri K. 37 Lindsley, Tyler S. 37 Livingston, Terry D, 37 Logan, Samual E, 37, 94 Logan, Steven E. 37, 82, 125 Long, Dana K. 37 Lott, Fred D. 37 Lovin, Dianne M. 37 Lunder, Mark E. 37, 102 Maas, Brannan W. 37, 134 Malakowski, Webb M. 37 Mann, Tanya C. 37, 78 Mar, Darrin K. 37 Martin, Russell A. 37, 94 Matthews, James A. 37 McCarthy, Timothy J. 37, 134 McDaniel, Linda R. 37, 123 McKisick, David W. 37, 342 McNeil, Kimberly E. 37 Medzegian, Jeffrey M. 37, 94, 134 Metz, David B. 37 Michels, Danica 37, 114, 120 Miko, Candice C. 37, 78 Morasch, Stacy A. 37 Moreland, Cammae A. 37, 118 Moschetti, Kevin G. 37, 72, 94, 137, 139 Moskowitz, Calen I. 37, 114 Muth, Andrew P. 37 Newton, Marti S. 37 Noble, Kecia B. 37 O'Connor, Edmund J. 37 O'Neal, Darlene M. 37, 104, 105, 123 Olson, Barbara J. 37 Olson, Ryan R. 37, 125 Opiniano, Laurence V. 37, 137 Osotio, Michael D. 37, 137, 138 Owen, Kimberli S. 37, 73 Owen, Shane C. 37 Owens, Morris M. 37 Paepke, Jon J. 38, 134 Pergamo, Anna T. 38, 82, 114, 116 Petrin, Jodi, A. 38 Pham, Khoa D. 38 Philio, Tom E. 38 Pitzer, Joe F. 38 Porter, Pamela K. 38 Potter, Lisa P. 38 Pratt, Joe 38 Pratt, Robin K. 38 Pritchard, Tod 38, 102, 117, 129, 142 Rabon, Reonn P. 38, 125, 142, 143 Reilly, Sonya D. 38, 98 Riley Jr., Dennis R. 38 Rittenburg, Nancy L. 38, 106, 163 Rittenhouse, Nicole L. 38, 72, 125 Rosenquist, Mary E. 38, 87, 120, 121 Ross, Wendy J. 38, 78 Ruhl, Lucas C. 38, 94, 136 Russell, John G. 38, 102, 103, 136 Rutt, Heidi P. 38, 123 Saner, David R. 38 Sauls, Stacy L. 38 78 85 s5ve1iPCT ristine 38, 120 Savelli, Constance M. 38 Scappini, Vincent A. 38 Scheeler, Tracy A. 38, 106 Scheerens, Judith M. 38, 87, 118 Schell, Lori A. 38, 123 Schmaling, Angela B. 38, 108, 109 Schott, Catherine A, 38, 104 Shaw, Robert L. 38 Sheffey, Tyrone P. 38, 80, 85, 94, 126, 127, 129, 134 Sheridan, Jeffrey T. 38, 142 Simon, Derek D. 38 Simon, Eric D. 38 Simson, Carrie J. 38, 77, 162 Simson, Robert S. 38, 94 Sjostrom, Christie L. 38, 120 Sloan, Kimber L. 38 Spicknall, Rhonda J. 38 Spoor, Gary S. 38 X S einer, Kelli A. 38 Steiner, Valerie M, 38 Suffia, Mark C. 38, 94, 134 Sutherland, Ronald B. 39, 121 Takeuchi, Lawrence A. 39, 102, 103 Tappan, David B. 39, 87, 118, 142 Taylor, Lisa L. 39 Tazuma, Grace R. 39, 84, 126 Tenma, Brian J. 39, 137 Teranishi, Cynthia S. 39, 78 Thibeault, Deanna L. 39, 129 Thiel, Heidi A. 39 Thompson, Paula R. 39 Toda, Angela M. 39, 73, 84 Torkelson, Linda A. 39, 78 Tozer Cari a rautmann, Jeffrey L. 39 Trent, Barbara J. 39 Troyer, Ty L. 39 Troyer Jr., Denny D. 39 Tsitsis, Steve K. 39 Van Doren, Warren D. 39, 142, 143 Varichak, Gary L. 39 Vera Cruz, Debbie 39 Verbeck, Sheri M. 39, 80, 82, 98, 100, 118 Voivod, William J. 39 Von Ruden, Julie D. 39, 87, 134 Waggoner, Gary K. 39 Warren, Michelle H. 39 Webb, Anthony N. 39 Webb, Teresa G. 39 Wentlandt, Scott 39 White, Brian K. 39 White, Nadine 39 Wilburn, David L. 39 Wilkerson, Michele L. 39 Williams, Evelyn D. 39 Williams, John W. 39 Williams, Toni M. 39, 72, 73, 85 Wilson, Patrick L. 39 Wilson, Tia R. 39, 85 Woehrle, Michelle E, 39, 114 Woodworth, Debbie L. 39, 134 Worley, Curtis W. 39 Wright, Kenneth P. 39 Yoon, Yang S. 39 Yoshioka, Lynn M. 39, 73 Young Jr., Joseph P. 39, 94 Zelasky, Dawn E. 39 Sophomores Abram, Charell, M. 43, 51, 122 Adahl, Debbra J. 43, 106 Adams, Cynthia V. 43 Aing, Chhun N. 43 Alder III, David A. 43 Alix, Shamay L. 43, 122 Allen, Hugh A. 43 Allmaras, Nick J. 43, 102 Anders, Brenda J. 43 Anderson, Robert C. 43 Andrews Jr., James L. 43, 120 Arnone, Richard A. 43, 142 Atkinson, Paul J. 43 Bachmeier, Jeffrey S. 43, 94 Backlund, Melodie A. 43 Baldwin, Christine L. 43 Banez, Jay E. 43, 118 Barrett, Suzanne H. 43, 73, 78 Barstad, Kelli J. 43, 51, 104, 105 Bartroff, Shari L. 43, 106 Bean, Paula J. 43, 114, 115 Beck, Tina M. 43 Beckham, Ravelle D. 43 Berntsen, Gary D. 43 Bias, Michael A. 136 Billing, Robert C. 43, 142 Biswell, Brian L, 43, 116 Bitondo lFalerl, John B. 44 Blake, Richard D. 43 Blanchard, Kenneth S. 43 Blanchard, Richard S, 43 Bolen, Victoria L. 43, 122 Boscolo, Mark D. 43 Bouta, Nicholas T. 43 Bowles, Suzzette M. 43 Bradburn, Dale L. 43, 136 Breda, Pamela L. 43, 99, 131, 132 Briskey, Sheri K. 43, 104 Bruns, Michael E. 43, 114 Brusha, Alan J. 43 Bryant, Mike H. 43 Campbell, Mary J. 43, 118 Candee, Sean V. 43, 114, 115, 119 Candland, David R. 43, 102, 137 Carlson, Erin K. 44, 51, 87, 108, 109 Casal, Christopher J. 44, 118 Cass, Kevin D. 44 Chang, Jimmy J. 44, 188 Charles, Lisa M. 44 Cheney, Aaron P. 137 Choplin, Patricia E. 44, 122 Clark, Darrell B. 44 Clark, James D. 44 Clasen, Michelle A. 44 Clow, Christa M. 44, 39, 51, 71, 99, 122 Cochran, James D. 44, 114 Coffman, Kimberly A. 44 Companion, Tod T. 44, 116, 126 Contreras, Robert M. 44 Cox, Melanie L. 44, 72 Cox, Vera L. 44, 119 Cummings, Janet M, 44, 51, 70, 72, 118, 126 Curtis, Jon D. 94 Dalthorp, Tina L. 44 Davenport, Jeffrey A. 44 Davis, Thelma R. 44 Delo, Joey A. 44, 51, 104, 105 Delp, Tony G. 44 Dolleman, Gina M. 44 Donnelly, Thomas B. 44, 51, 102, 117 Duncan, Steven L. 44, 102 Eastman, Cynthia A. 44, 114, 115 Edmund, Shirley 44 Edwards, Tobin J. 44, 102 Eichelberger, Scott D. 44 Elms, Jacquelyn R. 44 Emery, Monica E. 44 Emmett, Mashawn J. 44, 122 Eslava, Rudy A. 44 Etue, Ben A. 44 Fafnis, Lisa J. 44 Fagan, David B. 44 Ferrell, Joseph P. 44 Fisher, Jennifer S. 45 isher, Natalie R. 45, 122 isk, Julie M. 45, 104 itzgerald, Patricia S. 45, 106 'ord Jr., Jay S. 45 ranceschina, Todd M. 45 reeman, Glenn L. 45, 118, 119 'ujishima, Craig 45 iefre, Corrina M. 45, 122 Eiraud, Gary D. 45 modfrey, Teresa D. 45 Soodwin, David R. 45 Ereen, Eric J. 45 nreen, James A. 45 Sreenreich, Aaron M. 45, 80, 102, 103 Sregorios, Emerson G. 45 Srouws, Steven C. 45 'uerrero, Tilly 45, 122 ulley, Lonnie C. 136 -ustin, Brenda S. 45, 51 Gall, Curtis L. 45, 94 larmon, Jeffrey A. 45 tartwig, Teresa L. 45, 118 lauge, Marc J. 45 iawkins, Laura E. 45 iaworth, Greg R. 45 days, Shane M. 45, 51 iaywood, Kelly G. 45 'leath, Diana L. 45, 51, 69 rleaton, Heather L. 45, 51, 122 Llerrera, Daniel J. 45 liggins, Linda J. 45 lollins, Michelle C. 45, 106 slommer, Dirk M. 45 dorstman, Lisa E. 45, 104, 118 Llunsaker, Timothy J. 45 slutchinson, Richard C. 45 mori, Gina D. 45, 78 sler, Debra L. 45, 51, 104, 105 iackson, Monica L. 45 ieffries, Charles G. 46 limenez, Dante M. 46 iohnson, Brian W. 46 iohnson, Leslie D. 46 iohnson, Scott E. 46 lovanovich, Lisa M. 46 lovanovich, Rodney 46 ludge, Sean D. 46 Cail, Cindy D. 46, 114, 115 Kawaguchi, Steven A. 46, 84 iemnitz, Carl R. 46 iennard, Mark D. 46 King, Chadwick B. 46 Kinne, Steven D. 46, 142 Kinney, Paul W. 46 Kramer, Jill J. 46 -add, Dinah J. 46 -e Vu, A. 46, 118, 119 -evings, Desiree A. 46, 114, 115 -ewis, Teresa R. 46 -im, Christina B. 46, 116 -indsey, Dawn L. 46 -ivie, Debra A. 46, 78, 122, 140 -loyd, Susan M. 46, 122 -owry Jr., Clyde R. 46 Viaez, Lori L. 46, 80, 106, 140 Vlagstadt, Heather L. 46, 51, 71, 87, 99, 127, 131, 132 Vlajors, Shamorgan D. Vlaletta, Lisa R. 46, 51, 99 Vlarsh, Tammy L. 46, 140 Vlatthai, Kelley A. 46, 51 Vlazzuca, Tracy A. 46, 78 VlcCracken, Dana M. 46 VIC Culloch, Brian D. 46 McDuffie, Billy K. 46, 120 McEliece, Lisa J. 46 Mc Knight, Danielle L. 46 Miller, Daniel W. 46, 94 Miller, Noelle M. 46, 51 Misenar, Regina L. 46 Mitchell, Kevin J. Mogg, Robert Monahan, Timothy S. 46, 94 Moore, Sean O. 47, 82 Moormeier, Michael P. 118 Morris, Bruce A. 47 Morris, Lynette M. 47, 51, 99 Myers, Kecia L. 47 Nabors, Darryl L. 119 Nason, Tiffinie M. 47 Novinski, Stephanie M. 47, 10, 106 O'Farrell, Brian S. 142 O'Neil, Jodee K. 47 Olson, Ashley S. 47, 106, 124, 125 Osbon, Todd M. 47 Oster, Gregory E. 47 Owen, Staci L. 47, 106 Patu, Virginia F. 47 Pearce, Michael J. 47 Pederson, Curt A. 47, 137139 Peha, Thomas J. 47 Person, Jeffrey G. 47 Peterson, Eric J. 47, 51 Pfiffner, Gregg A. 47, 51, 94 Pham, Bang P. 47 Phillips, Russell F. 47 Pizarro, Aylwin A. 47 Potter, Ellen R. 47 Potter, Mark L. 47 Prong, Edward L. 47 Reichle, Charles E. 47 Retel, Kurt A. 47 Rheinford, Kevin L. 47 Rice, Timothy H. 47 Rieck, William C. 47 Ringos, Stacy M. 47, 80, 106, 107, 131, 132 Rodabough, Stephanie K. 47, 51, 71, 121, 131 Roth, Willis J. 47, 94, 137 Rutzer, Joel A. 47 Saario, Dena A. 47, 106 Sakaguchi, John M. 47, 84 Salavea, Sally M. 47, 51, 122 Samson, Dennell J. Sanders, Shawn 47, 94 Satterlee, Scott 119, 137 Sauve, Michael T. 47, 102 Scanlan, Norann P. 47 Scappini, Todd M. 47, 51, 94 Scheerens, Thomas P. 47, 142 Schmaling, Joel P. 47 Schreier, John S. 48, 102 Schreier, Larry P. 48 Schunzel, Joseph P. 48, 102, 103 Schwaigert, Beth M. 48, 82 Scott, Suzette M. 48 Secord, John M. 48 Seegmiller, Gary C. 48 Serna, Theresa E. 48, 106 Sharpe, Kimberly M. 48, 71, 87, 122 Sheats, Julie 119, 120 Sheely, Stephen R. 48, 117 Shelby, Angela M. 48 Shewbert, Shana R. 48 Shimizu, Nancy H. 48, 51, 84, 87 Silbernagel, Patrick A. 48 Sligh, Dionne E. 48, 72 Smith, Kathryn I. 48, 118 Smith, Scott A. 48 Staudt, Brian E. 48, 136 Stewart, Jodene M. 48, 51, 80,, 87, 98, 99, 131, 132 Stewart, Rachel L. 48 Stewart, Todd J. 48, 102 Stricker, Thomas M, 48 Sullivan, Brian P. 48 Swearingen, Todd A. 48, 94 Takenaga, Kristi K. 48 Tanner, Shane 48, 94 Tasca, Edward D. 48, 94, 120, 136 Taylor, Gwendolyn R. 48, 114, 115 Texeira, Terri L. 48, 78 Thanedar, Nikhil B. 48, 102 Thompson, Rachelle L. 48 Tooley, Kristen J. 48 Troseth, James M. 94 Troseth, Kenneth L. 48 Tunney, Glenda M. 48 Uysal, Ali C. 48, 137 Vandiver, Aaron S. 48 Vangel, James E. 48 Vaughn, Douglas J. 48, 136 Vert, Stasi L. 48 Vest, Tim M. 114, 137 Vischer, Monica A. 49, 51 Wallingford, Thomas A. 49 Washington, Shelly R. 49 Watland, Amy M. 49 Watson, Todd M. 49 Weist-McArthur, Donald S. 49 Wells, Shane L. 49 Whitehead, Judy J. 49 Widger, Jody J. 49 Widger, Ross E. 49 Wik, Susan M. 49, 51, 77 Wilder, Richard E. 49 Willey, Omar K. 49 Williams, Kim M. 122 Williams, Teresa A. 49, 80, 108 Wilson, James M. 49 Wilson, Kimberly J. 49 Winchester, Mark E. 49 Woehrle, David A. 49 Wright, Cherie L. 49 Yakushijin, Gregory K. 49, 102, 118 Yasunaga, Romy T. 49, 78 Zerbato, Riccardo F. 49 Zitrin, Steve S. 49, 87, 116, 118, 119 Freshmen Akesson, Brian A. 53, 118, 119 Alexander, Richard C. 53 Anderson, Jason A. 53 Aske, Jr., Arthur H. 53, 96 Avila, Richard B. 53 Barnes, Christopher W. 53 Bates-Houle, Tamara P. 53 Bean, Joe P. 53 Benson, Paul E. 53, 96, 136 Benson, Troy D. 53 Benton, Kristi L. 53, 119 Berwick Ill, James W. 53, 82, 116, 122 Biggar, Brian D. 53, 119 Billheimer, Duane M. 53, 96 Blair, Laura A. 53, 122 Blake, Craig M. 53 Blake, Teresa M. 53, 106, 131 Bogh, Mitchell A. 53 Bolen, Kristen M. 53, 80, 106 Boutell, David A. 53 Bowles, Eric J. 53 Bowman, Erik N. 53, 96, 137 Bowser, John M. 53 Brinley, Sandra J. 53 Briskey Jr., Thomas E. 53, 96 Brooks, Julie K. 53 Brooks, Ulta D. 53, 136 Brown, Bryant, Buchan Buckne Burgin, Butler, Butler, Molly 53 Christopher D. 53 an, Bryan N. 53, 119 r, Kathryn M. 53 Michael S. 53 Gregory B. 53 Richard M. 53 - Campbell, Jr., Thomas T, 53 Carney, Jeffrey A. 53 Carr, Deanna L. 53 Carsten, Michael J. 53, 102 Carver, Christopher J. 53 Cary, Paul K. 53 Charboneau, Nicholas F. 53 Chin, Sheryl A. 53, 80, 84, 108, 119, 131 Chinn, Gavin C. 54 Claboe, Jeffery A. 54 Clasen, George H. 54, 104 Crelley, Thomas V. 54 Crevis, Julie A. 54, 119 Crites, Gina L. 54, 104 Cullum, Mike E. 54 Curran, Julie A. 54 Dahlby, Jane A, 54, 108 Darr, Gina M, 54 Darrow, Nancy E. 54, 80, 82, 106, 107 Davis, Marjorie L, 54 De Palmo, Monica J. 54, 61 Dixon, Vartan S, 54, 96 Dorrough, James K. 54, 102 Dozier, John W. 54, 96, 136 Durgan, Laurel A. 54, 119 Dyche, Becky A. 54 Evenson, Allen S. 54 Faas, Debra M. 54 Fanning, Edward S. 54 Farmer, Tina M. 54 Faulks, Regina E. 54 Faull, Steven D, 54 Ferkingstad, Todd M. 54 Field, Steven L. 54 Figlenski Jr., Michael J. 54 Foote, Kelley A. 54, 122 Ford, Mark P. 54 Fortier, Craig R. 54 Fosberg, Kathy R. 54 Foster, Rodney F, 54, 136 Fouraker, Donald F. 54 Frame, Darrell E. 54 Givens, Joel A. 54 Glenn, Steven A. 54 Gold, Ahmad S. 54, 96 Gradin, Dennis J. 54 Graumann, Gina M. 54, 104, 105 Green De, Ann R, 54 Green, Sean P. 54 Griffin, Marcy L. 54 Guy, Shannon E. 55 Haigood, Dawn M. 55, 119 Hamilton, Steven M. 55 Handly, Rodney E. 55, 96 Hanger, Darren C. 55, 102, 136 Hansen, Hope A. 55 Hansford, Steven M. 55, 119 Harris, Archie R. 55 Harris-Hollis, William Haywood, Brandy L. 55 Healy, Martin J. 55 Heaton, Shannon L. 55 Heilborn, Susan 55, 108, 142 Hennen, Mei Li L. 55, 104, 105 Henninger, Daniel W. 55 Heric, Bradley J. 55, 96 Herpick, Julie A. 55 Hicks, Kyle J, 55, 96, 136 Hilgar, Kenneth J. 55 Hollins, Monica D. 55, 106 Holm, Jason B. 55, 102 Hood, Tauna M. 55, 122, 131 Hudson, Catherine A. 55, 104 Humphrey, Kevin A. 55 Humprhies, Antonio L. 55 Hutto, Michael S. 55, 96, 137 Ishii, Katherine J. 55, 122 Jackson, Cheritha W. 55 Jacobs, Corey B. 55, 96, 136 Jernigan, Raymond J. 55, 118 Jones, Michael P, 55 Kemmer, Christine R. 55, 99 Klang, Cheryl L. 55 Kobuki, Victor K. 55, 96, 137 Kodama, Kara B. 55, 104 Koestl, Naomi M. 55 Korolak, Lisa M. 55 Koroshes, Angela J. 55 Kuhn, Daniel G. 55, 119 Kundzins, Alfs M. 55 Kyar, Lori L, 56 Ladd, Gariane L. 56, 122 Laise, Christina C. 56 Landress, Daryl W. 56 Laremore, Cheryl L. 56 Larsen, Heidi J. 56, 81, 106 Larsen, Wayne T. 56 Larson, Jami L. 56, 106, 119 Leick, Elizabeth C. 56 Lumbert, John E. 56 Mac Donald, Scott E. 56, 71, 102, 119 Marshall, Adrian S. 56 Mason, Timothy 56 Massick, William M. 56, 96 Matthews, Tina H. 56 Maxon, Eric D. 56 Mc Cracken, Lee R. 56 Mc Dowell, Kimberly A, 56, 118, 131 Mc Intyre, Lance R. 56 McKagan, Melinda D. 56, 108, 122 Mc Lynne, Stina L. 56 Mead, Steven H. 56, 137 Medzegian, Mark A. 56, 96, 119 Metz, Kirsten L. 56 Micomonaco, Jeannine M, 56 Miller, Darla Y. 56 Miller, Nataly 56 Moffett, Karen L. 56 Mohler, David R. 56, 102 Monaghan, Stephen P. 56 Monahan, Stacey 56 Monson, Ronald 56 Moore, John D. 56, 119 Morasch, Kevin J. 56 Morrill, Harold L. 56 Munson, Elizabeth L, 56, 118, 119, 140 Nelson, Brenda S. 56 Nelson, Robert H, 56 Nelson, Tammera L. 56 Nibarger, Todd R. 57, 96 Nielsen, David B. 57 Nygaard, Brian G. 57, 96, 122 O,Leary, Peter D. 57, 102 Ohashi, Todd K. 57 Olin, Annette L. 57, 122 Olson, Frederick R. 57 Olson, Reesea R. 57 Patu, Annie L. 57 Pederson, Michelle L. 57 Pellerin, Gary M. 57 Perkins, Corey D. 57, 61, 96, 136 Perry, Barbara L. 57, 106, 140 Peterson, Elke D. 57 Peterson, James S. 57, 137 Pettigrove, Shari L. 57 Pfeifle, Lew 57 Pfieffer, Eric P. 57 Phillips, Sean L. 57 Porter, Dean A, 57, 119 Powell, lngra D. 57 Qualls, Raymond L. 57 Raihala, Tyler S. 57 Reilly, Darcy L. 57 Richmond, Ben E. 57 Rieker, Elinor l. 57 Rivas Jr., Sigifredo 57, 137 Robinson, Christine D. 57, 106 Rogojin, Paul G. 57, 96 Rohlfing, Rodney M. 57 Routley, Chanda L. 57 Russell, Monique L, 57 Rydberg, Sharissa K. 57 Sampson, Cedric A. 57 Scarpello, Mari C. 57, 61 Schmeichel, Jodi A. 57 Schweiss, Thomas B. 57, 96, 119, 137 Scott, Lynnette G. 57, 104, 122 Secord, Eric S. 57, 122, 137 Secrest, Kara K. 57, 140 See, Suzanne L. 57, 122 Segimoto, Margo A. 58, 80, 84, 108, 118, 119 Sellers, Timothy C. 58 Sharp, Jonathan A. 58, 137 Shong, Jodi L. 58, 122 Shurtleff, Jennifer M, 58, 114, 115 Simons, Charles E. 58 Skellenger, Glen F. 58 Smith, Jay D. 58 Smith, Troy C. 58, 96, 137, 138 Snyder, Michael J. 58, 96, 137, 139 Solomon, Shannon R. 58, 136 Solomon, Shawn R. 58, 136 Sparrow, Michael J. 58, 102 Sparrow, Scott M. 58 Spencer, Scott S. 58 Stachowiak, Samantha A. 58 Stenvall, Carl S. 58 Stewart, Lisa 58 Sugahara, Linda Y. 58 Suitonu, James G. 58, 96, 137 Sweiven, Brian A. 58 Taketa, Neal H. 58, 84, 119 Thanedar, Nivedita B, 58, 140 Tharp, Elizabeth L. 58, 108, 119 Thompson, Scott 58 Titus, Tiana M. 58, 114, 115 Trela, Brent C. 58, 102 Trickett, Robert L. 58 Trinh, Minh Q. 58 Trujillo, Julie Anna 58 Tucker, Diana L, 58 Turner, Gayle 58 Tyson Curtis L. 58, 136 Undsderfer, Jason R, 58 Varichak, Mike S. 58 Wainwright Jr., Harvis L. 58 Walmsley, Barbara J. 59, 122 Ward Jr., Fred E. 59 Wearmouth, Patrick E. 59 Webb, Charleah S. 59, 99, 122 Webb, Phontel 59, 122 Webley, Peri L. 59 Wells, Alex A. 59 West, Eric D, 59, 119 Westcott, Douglas H. 59, 96, 136 Westcott, Nancy D. 59 Wetta, James T. 59 Whatmore, Renee M. 59, 142 Wheeler, Susan B. 59 Whitmore, Dean M. 59, 96 Whitworth, Debbie 59 Wilkerson 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