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

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GIRLS Glee Club HAT A LOAD of passengers turned out for the Glee Club. But as the load was too great, Miss Montgomery, the pilot, had to use a process of elimination to lessen the crew. The Girls' Glee Club took part in the Buckley radio broadcast May l l. Those who remained aboard are: Edna Anderson Sigrid Anderson lrrna Barret Mary Ella Birkett Gayus Blessing Camillia Batinovich Leta Boyce Lenore Cristel Lucille Chromoga Violet Du Gallo Rhoda Gruner Frank Angeline jack Bonato Myron Brendel 'Stanley Dean Ted Dziedzic Gladys Halkjar Ailene Hall Florence Haydon Geraldine Haydon Ellie Hill Lolita Hoban Ellen johnson Pauline Kacer Agnes Karjalaincn Helen Kent Alice Kirtley BOYS Arthur Hanson Bud McFadden lack Pasero Kenneth Peterson Linda l-aine Charlotte Loghran Pauline Majersky Laura McCauley Helen Romes Leola Skjelkvale Katherine Steele Martha Swanson Geraldine Tilenda Mildred Wilson Pauline Loss Albert Swanson jack Suman Art Thomas Warren William Cameron Wilson lohn Riggs First mir: Edna Anderson, Katherine Steele. Lolita Hoban. Violet DuG:illo. Ls-ta Boyce. Florence Haydon. Geraldine Haydon, Laura lVlacCauley. Leola Slcjclkvale. Gladys Halkjar, Linda Laine, Ellie Hill. Sccimd raw: Arr Hansen, Mildred Willson, Charlotte Loughran. Lt-nore Cristel, lima Barrett, Mary Ella Birkett, Camillia Batinovich, Ellen Johnson, Pauline Kacer, Alice Kirtley, Agnes Karjalainen, Ted Dziedzic. Third row: lVlyron Hrendel, Jack Suman, jack Boi-nate. Albert Peterson, Art Thomas, Frank Angeline. William Wfarren. Kenneth Peterson, Cameron Wilson. John Riggs, Stanley Dean. iiwnly-rfw11

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Fir!! row: Robert Hamilton, Bill Madden, Vincent Fryslie, Mary Ella Birkert, Alice Hinkleman, Lylia Holderidge, June Peterson, Sylvia Matson. Second row: Dorothy Cunningham, Edna Anderson, Arthur Hansen, Prank Angeline, Stanley Ryloicki, Bill Bartoy, Jack Bonato, Leah Laine, Louise Thomas. Third ww: Miss Meagher, Elsie Wytko, Cameron Rich, Cameron Wilson, Elljc Hill, Alice Kirtley, Camillia Batinovitch, Charlotte Loughran, Barbara Rose, I-lclen Romes, Honor Societu OFFICERS President - - - Barbara Rose Vice-President - - Frank Angeline Secretary - Sylvia Matson Treasurer - Ellie Hill Sergeant-at-Arms - Bill Bartoy Advisor ------ Miss Meagher HE HONOR SOCIETY aces flew an even course this year. lt takes long hours of solo flying becoming an ace, and the sky was full of soloists. To become an ace, an aviator must have earned 24 points during the Freshman year, and to main- tain the honor, must earn fifty during the Sophomore year, 80 during the junior year, and to become a permanent ace, l IO points must be earned. Initiation of new members took place at the school cafeteria on October l7 and stunts on the part of the Sophs was the main feature of the entertainment. Regular meetings were held on Wednesday, every two weeks and a fine of Sc put on each member not present. A scrap book of all the stunts and flights made by the Society was worked out. Vince Fryslie had charge of making the book. An amendment was rnade to the Constitution to the effect that if an ace was absent five times, he was automatically dropped from further activities of the Society. The Honor Society is an incentive to the students as it is an honor to become an ace. So watch these aces, they will fly higher every year! lzwnlyAs1'x

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First row: Cameron Wilson, Leah Laine, Sylvia Nlatson, Leola Skjelkvale, Geraldine Haydon, Elsie Wytko, Wfalter Stoltz. .Svrurid row: Bill Bartoy, Miss Eccles, Vincent Fryslie, Frank Angeline. Debate ET US LAND on the debate field and tank up on some debate gossip. The question for debate was resolved: That the Federal Government should adopt the policy of equalizing educational opportunity throughout the nation by means of annual grants to the several states for public elementary and secondary education. Miss Eccles, the coach, had a regular job on her hands this year with a group of eight inexperienced debaters. There being little chance at the championship, attention was centered on the juniors and sophomores to make up a debate team next year. Senior letter winners were Walter Stoltz, Elsie Wytko, Geraldine l-laydon, Leola Skjelkvale, and Cameron Wilson. ln the junior class Leah Laine received a letter. Bill Bartoy also showed promise but was unable to continue active work, Sylvia Matson, a sophomore, also won a letter. Vince Fryslie failed to get his letter as he debated only in one contest instead of the required two. iihmru HE LIBRARY system was improved to quite an extent this last year, Special effort was made to give those students assisting an opportunity to learn the different phases of library work, Those who assisted in the library were: Edna Anderson, Camillia Batinovich, Gayus Blessing, Lenore Cristel, Thelma Curtis, Violet DuCallo, Margaret Fox, Ellie l-lill, Anna lascur, Ellen johnson, Pauline Kacer, Agnes Karjalainen, Alice Kirtley, Linda Laine, Barbara Rose, Stanley Rybicki, Daisy Saari, Tony Shay, Catherine Steele, Walter Stoltz, Art Thomas, Louise Thomas, Florence Vesey, Elsie Wytko, Viola Ross, Leola Skielkvale, Kazerina Pankiewicz, Cecil McNeeley, Art Barker, Donald Ross, Dorothy Kundrak, Annie Vasicko, Lylia l-loldridge, Marie Medak. ln'e11Iy-vigil!