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

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First raw: Dorothy Cunningham, Sigrid Anderson, Alberta Hunt. Louise Thomas, Lolita Hoban, Geraldine Tilencla. Martha Swanson, Blanche McBride. Margaret Fox. .Second row: Lucille Chromoga, Ailene Hall, Pauline Majersky, Leah Laine, Edna Anderson, Bernice Bandli. Third row: Margaret Fuller. Althea Huey, Mai'y Chicon, Ethel Berger, Helen Kent. Junior Class llistoru President - - Stanley Rybicki Vice-President Frank Angeline Secretary - Cecil McNeeley Treasurer Donald Ross Representative ----- Lolita l-loban ITH MR. MULLEN as head mechanic, the junior plane has pulled throueh the storm clouds and into the sunshine again. lt was rough riding in some spots but Mr. Mullen had the plane well in hand all the way. Now the ship is again in the hangar being overhauled for next year's journey. In sports the juniors steared their plane over a smooth course that had few air pockets to make the trip difficult. The boys that became full-fledged pilots in basket- ball were Bob Morris, Carl Smith, Frank Medak and Americo Bostonero, Bill Bartoy, lack Bonato, and Frank Angeline also turned out and will very likely be a big help to the team next year. Carl Smith, Americo Bostonero and Bob Morris received their letters and sweaters in football. Others turning out were Bill Bartoy, Bill Cassidy, Frank Medak, and Wil- liam Sandor. Americo and Bob each made the second team of the all-conference. The lunior Prom was one of the main events of this year's calendar. lt was a gala affair that was enjoyed by all who attended, Smokestacks, portholes and life savers gave the gym the appearance of a very fine yacht. The decorations added much to the lwcnty

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Margaret Kirkpatrick wills her cheery disposition to Sigrid Anderson. Elwin lsbel leaves his Comedian ways to Harold Barber. Ella McWhirter wills her sophomore interests to anyone who might be interested. Leslie Holly wills his ability to handle women to Carl Smith. Laura McCauley wills her shyness to lack Suman. Viola Ross leaves the courage of her convictions to Gene Boyle. Morley Birkett wills his girl friends to Dale Liane. Bud McFadden wills his two extra freckles to Dorothy Evans. Pauline Kacer wills her fascinating giggle to Geraldine Tilenda. Lenore Cristel wills her Garbo slouch to Max Toney. Charles Rock wills his ability to break glasses to Mr. Daniel. Ellie Hill wills her sociology seat, which has two loose screws, to someone able to sit in it. Ted Dziedzic wills his footwork on the basketball and dance floor to Bob Morris. Edna loswick wills her locker with all the scrap paper to Regine Poch who can clean it out. Stanley Dean wills his nasal twang to Lester Denny. Evelyn Wooding wills her glamorous bangs to Mildred Willson. Thelma Curtis wills he.: calm personality to Art Barker. Tommy Price wills what's left of his Year's supply of hair oil to Leon Kirkpatrick. Gayus Blessing wills her shiny locks to Lloyd Crelling. Cameron Wilson wills his l,OOl questions to Mr. Olene to answer. loe Rybicki wills his size S track shoes to Mike Brendel. Anna jascar wills her gigglessome smile to Wilbur Morford. Helen Romes leaves her effervescent smile to Coach Mullen. Art Thomas wills his Questions Without Answers to Willard Bellman. Cameron Rich wills his faith in women to Frank Medak. Violet DuGallo wills her book A Man in Ten Easy Lessons to Ruth Schwab. Gladys Halkjar leaves her friendliness to Ethel Burger. Leola Skjelvale leaves an Enumclaw mustache to someone with a less ticklish disposition. john Riggs wills a lock of his hair to Rhoda Gruner. Edward Zeller leaves his technocratic platform to Kenneth Rock. Kazerina Pankiewicz wills her stick-to-itiveness to her brother Frank. Robert Bandli is willing to leave his share of educational opportunities. CLASS MOTTO We enter to learn, and depart to serve.', CLASS FLOWERS Red Ca rnations-Boys White Rosebuds-Girls CLASS COLORS Green and Silver ln f C7

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. Y - Firsl row: Frank Angeline, Art Hanson, Stanley RVMT Carl ith, Bob Morris, Ed Todd, Frank Medak. Henry Sandor. Second row: William Warren, ,jack Paserc, ck Bonato, ,jack Suman, Donald Schweikel, Ted Yalch, Vincent Mistretta, ,james Nation. Third raw: Bi Cassady, Bill Bartoy, Keith Nearhood. Cecil lVlcNeeley, Bill Sandor, Merlin Barber, john Cummings, Americo Bostonero. success of the dance. The nautical idea was a novel thing and much time was taken in making the decorations impressive. The juniors in the Honor Society were Edna Anderson, Louise Thomas, Pauline Majersky, Stanley Rybicki, Lea Laine, and josephine Cummings. These students took an active part in the affairs of the club. Leah Laine was a member of the debate squad. Although Leah was the only junior that turned out for the debate, she made up for the rest of the class. We expect things of her next year. Robert Olson and Edward Todd represented the junior class in the orchestra, Ed also played in the special orchestra. ln declamation, Bill Sandor and Frank Angeline represented the class. Although the seniors took all the honors, the junior Birdmen should show up well next year after the experience this year. The junior track men were Frank Medak, Frank Angeline, Bill Bartoy, Carl Smith, Bob Morris and Americo Bostonero. A junior-senior party is being planned on May 24. The Bucklonian Staff was represented by Mary Chicon, Stanley Rybicki and Louise Thomas. And so the juniors check their baggage out of the junior ship and merrily stuff it in the fusilage of the plane that the seniors are leaving. They hope to fly even better than their predecessors. Let's give them our best wishes for clear flying weather with no fogs and a clear sky. llwnlx'-Om