White River High School - TKopechuck Yearbook (Buckley, WA)

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CBUCKLEY HIGH SCHOOL UHIOI' Q HSS Girls Alanlco, Eleanor Barbero, Mary Babic, Mary Bartoy, Inez Brongil, Stella Brucholc, Helen Carlson, Augusta Doud, Lenora Drost, Kamfile Ehler, Jeanette Gavinslci, Cecelia Hodder, Louise jesse, Alta johnson, Florence Lusso, Mary Nelson, Wilma Osgood, Faye Phillips, Dorothy Pomeroy, Dolores Rautio, Pearl Spittlar, Anne Waklcuri, Ellen Vesey, Marjory Whitney, Lee Yerran, Marguerite Zydelc, Helen Boys Ames, Bill Bolton, Teddy Chromoga, Ernie Eslcola, Eino Fotheringill, Darield Hodder, Earl Hahto, Reino Kroliclc, Ed Meredith, George Neat, Lyall Nelson, Art Olsen, Stanley Ose, Ralph Rowe, Glenn Sivo, Dino Sippola, Martin Smith, George Trygstad, Dayton Wheeler, Robert Zmiarovich, Mike

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20 THE JVIOUNTAINEER unior Llistory President ,.,. .. Arthur Nelson Vice-President .... ...,. Bill Ames Secretary ,.,,,7,. ........w..... L ee Whitney Representative ......,.... ...,.... M arguerite Yerran Ho everybody! I'lere's the history of the future seniors of good old B. L. H. S. The record that the class of '32 has made shows that it has not been sluffing when it came to school activities. We feel that we owe much of our success to the willing and guiding hand of Mr. Leatherwood, our advisor. To start with the following Junior boys were awarded football letters: Bill Ames, Teddy Bolton, Darield Fotheringill, George Smith, Dayton Trygstad, Eino Eskola and Ralph Ose. All of the boys played the necessary quarters to earn their letters. Whoopsl Then the Junior play. The fact that it was a big success proves that our class was not lacking in dramatic ability. Those having parts in our play The Arrival of Kittyv were: Anne Spittlar, Lee Whitney, Cecelia Gavinski, Bill Ames, Teddy Bolton, Glen Rowe, Lyall Neat and Mike Zamarvich. Three Junior boys made the varsity basketball team. One, Darield Fotherin- gill, member of the First Five, was awarded a gold basketball. The other boys, Bill Ames and George Smith, received chenille letters. Neither were the girls lacking in athletic ability. For Helen Bruchok, Jeanette Ehler and Marguerite Yerran made brilliant showings in basketball. We expect to hear more of them next year. The boys who represented our class on the track squad were: Teddy Bolton, George Smith, and Dayton Trygstad. Two members of the junior class placed first in the inter-class deelamation contest, Wilma Nelson and Marguerite Yerran. These girls represented the school in their respective phases, at the county contest. Marguerite made a remarkable showing by taking second place in the Oratorical. She also represented the school in the National Oratorieal contest in Tacoma. The Juniors held their place on the honor roll and Honor Society, proving that they were not lacking in scholastic ability. The following Juniors are now wearing two-bar Honor Society pins: Marguerite Yerran, Mary Barbero, Ellen Wakkuri, and Lee Whitney.

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22 THE JVIOUNTAINEER Sophomore l-listory President - - Louie Nomellini Vice President - John Rode Secretary - - Maye Leov Representative - Vincent Koval Advisor - Mr. M. Olene XTRA! Extra! The class of '33 has finished a very successful year at Buckley iil High School! Many members of the class have been outstanding in the ac- tivities of the school. The boys representing us in football were Vincent Koval, Donald Whitmore, and LeRoy Wheeler who played on the second string. In bas- ketball Louie Nomellini won his second letter by playing on the first team. Vincent Koval and Donald Whitmore played on the second team. In girls' basketball Toots', Kosich kept up her record in making the most points. Other girls of the class making the squad were Leah Bailie and Ida Larson. John Rode and Louie Nomellini were the only sophomores to earn track letters. The success -of the operetta, Sonia, was partly due to the musical ability of our class. Alice Morris, Ida Larson, Geroge Lucci and Donald Whitmore, who took leading parts, portrayed their acting ability well. As usual the Sophomore Hop was a Barn Dance, which was a success both socially and financially. The class showed up well in dramatics also as Margaret Moulden and Ida Lar- son made the negative team and earned a debate letter. In declamation Ivys Boyle, Ida Larson and Louie Nomellini represented the sophomores. The sophomores were not lacking in scholastic honors either as they made up five members of the Honor Society. They are Donald Whitmore, Robert Schwab, Ella Branchik, Margaret Moulden, Ida Larson, and Benny Wellock. We feel that much of our success is due to Mr. Olene, our advisor, for he has assisted us very faithfully throughout the year.