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

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s L I tt t , TE i E I. I F I Counctt Student PRESXDENT - - Hugh Macwhrrter VXCE-YJEKESXDENT . - Kenneth ROCK 'YARY - - . Theodora Gkhette - Prrthur Barker - Nxt. Phdhps SECRE 'Y REP. STUDEN ADV XSOR - HE STUDENT COUNCTL ks cprnposed oi representatkyes irorn the three upper dasses ot the Euctdey High Schook Each dass ks represented hy three students, and the edktor ot the Xbuctdonkan, who ts autornatkcahy a rnernber. 'Y-he season ticket srrnktar to that ot Xastp year was adopted by a Xarge rnajortty vote thrs year. The prrce was ratsed to 33.7.5 and star pakd assernhhes were added to the prograrn. Prh hoys turning, out tor sports were requested to buy student tkchets this year. The eonstktutkons of the Lerterrnan's Ctuh and the Boys' Ctub were ratriked by the student courted atter sorne dissentkon. Other rnatters retatkng to the Eohowrnfg, sehoot year were drseussed hy the counekt.

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'l 'l m'w 'W SwW' Y' F l l l l l 5 1 g . 3 2 A,., F Q' P' ,:'E? , S 4 4 T E i OFFICERS Top to Bottom President - - K Vice-president Secretary - Representative Advisor - ,. :L Charles Makela Rohert Hamilton Pauline Loss Florence Haydon - Mr. Olene Senior Class History N SEPTEMBER 1934, we Seniors began our four years of High School with 71 members. In the next three years the number of students drop- ping out exceeded the new members: thus our graduating class numbers only 54. We were ushered into our undertaking by the upper classmen, who gave us a thorough and embarrassing initiation. During our Sophomore year our class was well represented in all activ- ities. The class contributed four members to basketball, football gave places to five of the masculine U5 sex, and the intellectual ability of the class was represented by seven Honor Society members. Debate and declama- tion squads. too, were reenforced by our sophomore year class members. The class balloon dance proved colorful, enjoyable, and successful. As a whole, our Sophomore year, under the leadership of Mr. Gibson proved Worthy of the new title, Junior Class. Mr. Olene, our Junior adviser. helped considerably in making our Junior year successful. Five of the six Junior football players were awarded sweaters. In basketball four Juniors took places on the first team. All other activities were equally well represented by Junior class members. The all-school vodvil was substituted for the Junior play, and many Juniors held leads. Charles Makela, a Junior, was chosen to represent the F. F. A. at Pullman. Our Senior year commenced, again under the leadership of Mr. Olene. Both class rings and sweaters were purchased. The Seniors led in the class contributions to the operetta, plays, and other activities. Max Toney made the nrst all-conference football team. and Bill Madden gained a place on the second team. Our four years of high school have been years of success and pleasure in practically every undertaking. XVe are proud to leave our record as an example for future classes. Buckley was justly proud when Bill Madden received an appointment to West Point from Congressman John M. Coffee. Charles Makela was the winner of the S100 scholarship which is given each year to W. S. C. Sylvia Matson was the valedictorian of the class, having an average of 96.51. Billy Madden's average was 95.72, making him salutatorian. SYLVIA MATSON BILL MADDEN Valedictorian West Point Appointee Salutatorian K SV S t