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

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1939 volume:

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RICGS IAMES FULLAM We, the students of Buckley High School, appreciate the efforts of the school board and administration to make this school year both profitable and pleasant Faculiy C. H. THOMPSON Manual Arts Sophomore Adviser Y . l' for IDA LARSON Eniish, Bucklonian ebate Coach One-Act Play Director Library, lournalism BEATRICE IOHNSON Art, Physical Education Adviser Mountaineer Dramatic Club, C. A. A. N Q CATHERINE MONK MELVIN OLENE Director All School Play Science, Senior Advis Assemblies WILLIAM AMES MARY SHELLEY DONOVON ORR junior High Home Economics Agriculture lunior High Coach Girls' Club Adviser F. F. A. Adviser I 1 lf I mir! 'UN 1, J SHELDON OSBORI' Mathematics junior Adviser ROBERT BOYLE ANNA McDONALD Scciology. Science Nurse. Health K IAMES ENNIS LUCY SPENCER MARY MYERS Athletic Coach Music English Physical Education Foreign Language History student body president G- THRON RIGCS President 5 fixg Y K' Rik '11 K - 06 1 . Phllllps r l . 3' Leon Ruth ' I , f Sava 'ne E se, - to rxghxvxxafakggsrldciixg gears. . g Kali s, T od, 3 . E TABLE- me X009 Neatlqo A TH - Mm Belw ' A ND mg on oo V we 'bw - - D Etgxe xra RO evif-1' Nlae Nan Swbbi H. N. PHILLIPS Frank Adviser student: council This year the student council put out a student activity ticket of the punch, instead of the usual stamp typeg the students always lost the stamps. This governing body contracted for programs to give a bit of joy to the students. For the first time the lr. Hi has been represented although they have no vote. l, as president of the Student Body, wish to thank all the students for their support in making my term of office a success. My only wish is that they support my successor in the same manner. T. RIGCS. ,ff ,A K .N X X x N X 5' 'QV , X Q 2 X X 5 -, xl mf Z' ,., +...,- ,...1- xx T5 ,-,,.' X ,ih- ,-,Z M ffl Z . ,J 6 seniors ARNOLD ALLEN Money Bags Pres. of Honor Society 43 Honor Society 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43 C-lee Club 33 Band and Orchestra l, 2, 3, 43 Bucklonian l, 3, 43 Oper- etta 33 Tennis Tournament 2, 33 Boys' Club. Why go to school when you can earn money? MURIEL BAILEY Shabby Entered from S. Dakota l936. Operetta 23 Clee Club 43 One-Act Play 33 Yell Leader 43 Sec. of Senior Class3 Bucklonian 4. RUBY BAKER litterbug Glee Club l, 23 Operetta l, 23 Dramatic Club l, 2, 4. As you like it. ROY BENIAMIN . F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 43 Ping Pong Champ 33 Intramural Sports 3, 43 F. F. A. judg- ing Team 43 Golf 33 Tennis Tournament 3, Boys' Club. The man with the hoe. OLIVE BIRKETI' Glee Club l, 23 Honor Society 23 Operetta l, 2, 3. Children should be seen and not heard. DONALD BLESSING Don Football 3, 43 Basketball 3, 43 F. F. A. Vice Pres. 43 F. F. A. 2, 3, 43 Plays 2, 3, 43 Clee Club 43 Boys' Club. '-'One cannot always be a hero, but one can always be a man. HELEN BLESSING Glee Club 23 Sec. of Social Club 33 junior Pro- gram. You ought to see my hope chest. STANLEY BOLLMAN Stan F. F. A.3 Boys' Club. A man of means. IRENE BOWLER C-lee Club l, 33 Operetta 33 Dramatic Club 3. The art of conversation is silence. IOE BOYLE Basketball 2, 3, 43 Honor Society 2, 33 Oper- etta Lead 33 Golf 33 Clee Club 3, 43 Boys' Clubl Annual Staff 4. Wills all French knowledge to Miss Meyers. ROSE BRITSCHGI Glee Club l, 33 Honor Society 2, 33 Operetta 33 Girls' Club. Radiates friendship. BERNICE CAVIEZEL Clee Club l, 2, 33 Sec. Treasurer Girls' League 23 Honor Society 2, 3, 43 Operetta 2, 3. Study, study, study. IOE CHODYKIN Shotgun j Football l, 2, 3, 43 All-Conference Second Team 43 F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 43 Boys' Club. Ain't love grand. IERRY CUTLAR Ace Entered from California 1936. Honor So-' -ciety 23 Bucklonian 43 Track 3, 43 Basketball 43 Student Council l 3 F. F. A. 2, 3, 43 F. F. A. Re- Y porter 43 Glee Club 43 Tennis Tournament 3, 43 Boys' Club. lt takes a good man to ask a good question. S' Qs EUGENE ELSE Gene Football 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Tennis 2, 3, 43 Tennis Tournament 2, 33 Golf 33 Orchestra and Band l, 2, 3, 43 Senior Class Pres.3 Vice Pres. Boys' Clubg Honor Society 2, 3, 43 Glee Clubg Student Council 4. All bashful men have wavy hair. DOROTHEA GILLETTE Doro Orchestra 2, 3, 43 Class Sec. l, 23 Glee Club 23' Girls' Clllbj Honor Society 2, 3, 43 One-Act Play 23 Debate 33 Bucklonian 3, 43 Dramatic Club 33 Girls' Vice Pres. 3. l like sailors. THEODORA GILLETTE Theo Vice Pres. Class l 3 Student Council 23 Orches- tra 23 Glee Club l, 23 Dramatic Club 33 Operetta l, 23 One-Act Play 33 Debate 33 Bucklonian 3, 43 Editor 43 Honor Society 2, 3, 4. A girl with ideas and ideals. IOHN GRAYBEAL lack Basketball 3, 43 Track 3, 43 Honor Society 2, 3, 43 F. F. A. l3 Debate 3, 43 Operetta l, 2, 33 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 43 Band and Orch. l, 2, 3, 43 Annual Staff 3, 43 All School Play 43 Dramatic Club 3, Boys' Club. A genuine Salutatorianf' GLEN GRUNER Basketball 3, 43 Band and Orchestra l, 2, 3, 43 Dramatic Club 33 Boys' Club. Handsome, quiet MAY ISBELL May Queen l9383 Annual Staff 43 Girls' League. An innocent look-but one can never tell. IOHN IACKSON Don Football 3, 43 Basketball 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 43 Honor Society 2, 3, 43 Band and Orchestra l, 2, 3, 43 Operetta l, 2, 33 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 43 Pres. of Class l3 Golf 33 One-Act Play 43 Boys' Club Officer 43 Tennis 2. The Don luan of Buckley High. modest, and sincere, OPAL IAMERSON Entered from Toppenish 1938. Library Staff 43 Girls' League. lf there's an opportunity, she takes it. MURIEL IENKINS Basketball l, 23 Play Day l, 2, 3, 43 One-Act Play 33 Annual Staff 4. I shall give my whole thought and effort to the work I do. VERNON IOHNSON Vern Entered from Sumner l9383 F. F. A, 4. When bigger and better potatoes are grown, l'll grow them. MINNIE IONES Entered from Centralia l937. junior Senior Representative3 Yell Leader 43 Student Council 3, 43 Dramatic Club 33 Girls' League. Modest and shy, but OH MY. BILLY IUNIEWICZ . Football l, 2, 3, 43 Second Team All Con- ference l9383 F. F. A. l, 2, 3. 4. Men are known by their characteristics. AL KAMINSKI Football 3, 43 Track 3, 43 Boys' Club. The only way to have good friends is to be one. LAVINA KENNEDY Honor Society 23 Library 43 Operetta 23 Clee Club 2, 3, 43 Bucklonian Staff 4. Half as sober as a judge. GEORGE KEPKA Football 3, 43 Basketball 3, 43 Track 3, 43 Boys' Club. ANNE LASTALA Yell Leader 43 Library 4, l am lttle but mighty. DOUGLAS MARTIN Doug Honor Society 2, 35 Operetta 35 One-Act Plays 35 Glee Club I, 2, 35 Dramatic Club 35 Football 45 Track 3, 45 Basketball 3, 45 Boys' Club Offi- cer 4. A swell guy, behind a quiet personality. VIRGINIA MARVEL We like her for what she is. ' ELVA McCAULEY Glee Club I, 2, 35 Operetta 2, 3. Face Trouble with a smilef' WILLIAM RAYMOND McFADDEN Bill Basketball I, 45 Band and Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Clee Club 45 Boys' Club. Swing it you ALLI- GATOR. ROBERT McGlLVERY Bob MATT MEDAK Flash ffwafch the world go by. DORIS MOELLER C-lee Club 2, 35 Dramatic Club 35 Operetta 2, 3, Library 4. Let your conscience be your guide. MARGIE MOELLER Glee Club I, 2, 35 Operetta 2, 3. Quiet but not in the least asleep. DORIS MOULDEN MouIdey Glee Club I, 2, 3, 45 Operetta 2, 35 Bucklon- ian Staff 45 Library 2. Yoo-Hoo here I am Howard. FERN OSGOOD Basketball5 Play Day5 Operetta 2, 35 Clee Club5 Life Guard. - A song in someone's heart. ORION OSGOOD Bud Football 2, 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Stage Force5 An- nual Staff Photographer 4. How could you get along without me? MAMIE PANKIEWITZ Panky Here we are together Bud . . . at last. ROBERT PEOPLES Bob Track 3, 45 F. F. A. judging Team5 F. F. A. 2, 3, 45 Intramural Sports 35 Boys' Club. The man of the ages. MICHAL PETE Mike Track5 Basketballg Boys' Club. l'll take on the whole works!! DONALD PIERCE Dingo Football I, 2, 3, 45 F. F. A. I, 2, 3, 45 Boys' Club I, 2, 3, 4. Would have known it, here I am. WARREN REED Football 45 Track 3, 45 Boys' Club 3, 4. Quiet people catch more fish. THRON RIGGS Football l, 2, 3, 43 Captain 43 All Conference Football 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 43 Pres. Student Body3 Pres. of Class 23 Vice Pres. Boys' Club 33 Pres. of B Club 33 Sec of Boys' Club 43 Band and Orchestra l, 3, 43 Student Leaders' Conference 43 Honor Society 2, 3, 43 Valedictorian. He took the hardest course that could be taken and came out on top. HARRIET ROBERTSON Clee Club l, 33 Operetta 2, 33 Smile awhile. IACK ROSS Football 3, 43 Basketball l, 2, 3, 43 Track 3. 43 President of Boys' Club 43 Vice Pres. Senior Class3 Tennis 2, 3, 43 Tennis Champ 23 All- Conference Football 4. Aswell kid from Buck- ley Hi. . CARL SANDIN Bud Entered from Seattle l938. Boys' Club. The girls all call me HONEY. FRANCIS SAVAGE Red Debate 3, 43 Library 4. l'm from lVllSSOURl. PAUL SAVAGE Sonny Entered from O'Dea I9361 Football 43 Bas- ketball 3, 4' Track 2, 3, 43 Boys' Club. Why should life all labor be? IEAN SCOTT Fame comes after death3 l'm in no hurry for it. RUTH SCOTT Good things come in small packages. VIOLA SVIDRAN Vi Yell Leader 43 Library 4. She gets along in her Winsome way. IOSEPH TAYLOR Ice Football 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 43 Boys' Club 2, 3 4. Men like me come few and far between. PHILIP TERNAN Phil Entered from Eatonville I937. Track 3, 43 Football 43 Honor Society 2, 33 One-Act Play 33 Dramatic Club 33 Clee Club .3, 43 All School Play 4g Annual Staff 3, 43 Boys' Club. HOWARD THOMPSON Slugger Entered from California l938. Clee Club l, 2, 3, 43 Quartette 33 All School Play 43 Basketball Mgr. 43 Track Mgr. 3, 43 Stage Force 4. There's tougher guys than me, but l doubt it. VERNON VESEY Verne 'Show me the way to go home. RUBY WHITCOMBE Clee Club I, 2, 3, 43 Operetta 2, 3, 43 Play- day 2, 33 Basketball 2, 3. Sing away your troubIes. WILLIAM WHITMORE Bill Football Manager 2, 43 Glee Club 3, 43 Track 3, 43 Letterman's CIUDQ Tennis Tournament 23 Operetta 3. BETTE WYTKO Butch Annual Editor 43 Pres. of Cirls' Club 43 Vice Pres. Student Body 33 Sec. of Honor Society 23 Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Clee Club 2, 33 Soph. Rep. to Girls' Club3 D. A. R. Representatiye3 Student Leaders' Conference3 Sergeant at Arms Honor Society 33 Dramatic Club 33 One-Act Play 3, 43 Bucklonian Staff, GENE ELSE jACK ROSS MURIEL BAILEY MINNIE IONES MR. OLENE President Vice President Secretary Representative Adviser senior class history We wish to thank our teachers and friends who have made it possible for us to enjoy four years of good fellowship under the auspices of Buckley High. As a final tribute we give honorable mention to the following who have proudly represented our class in all the major activities. FOOTBALL Don Blessing, joe Chodykin, Gene Else, Don jackson, Billy juniewicz, Al Kaminski, George Kepka, jack Ross, Thron Riggs, Bud Osgood, Doug Martin, Phil Ternan, Don Pierce, joe Taylor, Warren Reed, Paul Savage. ALL CONFERENCE FOOTBALL Thron Riggs, jack Ross, Billy juniewicz, joe Chodykin BASKETBALL Arnold Allen, Don Blessing, joe Boyle, jerry Cutlar, Gene Else, jack Graybeal, Don jackson, George Kepka, Doug Martin, Bill McFadden, Mike Pete, Thron Riggs, Paul Savage, jack Ross TRACK Roy Benjamin, jerry Cutlar, jack Graybeal, Don jackson, Doug Martin, George Kepka, Orion Osgood, Bob Peoples, Warren Reed, Thron Riggs, jack Ross, Paul Savage, joe Taylor, Phil Ternan. DEBATE Francis Savage, jack Graybeal. D. A. R. REPRESENTATIVE Bette Wytko. 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SECOND ROW: Ruby Mikulich, Lena Spicianni, Ruth Carli, Winnifred Younker, Vivian Peltola, Dorothy Lotto, Doris Hill, Bernice Barrett, jeanette Davis, Torn O'Brien, Oluf Swanson, Francis Zydak, Lorraine Marvel, THIRD ROW: Earl Bishop, Angeline Blanusa, Florence Nelson, jennie Thawsh, Ilene Boyce, Emma Bartoy, Emily Madden, Lucille Courtney, Marvel Peterson, jean Rich, Oradell Greenwood, Mariam Eccles, Martha Medak, Veda Milulich. iunior class This class is ambitious to be as good a senior class as they have been a junior class. ' Francis Zydek made the all conference first team in football. john jurich was on the first string basketball team, The other juniors on the squad were Oluf Swanson, Tony Dragavich, Clifton Phillips, and Dan Savage. junior debaters were Virginia Madden, jean Rich, and Marvel Peterson. We had the majority in the Honor Society, having l7 members. The junior musical talent was represented by 4 band members, and 6 orchestra members, ln the glee clubs we had l3 songsters. Christmas spirit reigned over the junior Prom. Dan Savage is Vice-president of the Student Council. officers CLINTON VAN SICKLE President MADELINE ZYDEK - Vice President LENA SPICCIANNI - Secretary Treasurer RUTH CARLI - Class Representative sophomore c ass The class of '41 is off with a flying start participating with gusto and promise in the affairs of the Senior High. loswick, Emery, Lazor, Payne, Onustack, Weber, Phillips, displayed enough of what it takes to make squads in football and basketball. Iris Sears and Lucille Rinaudo stand out as fine accompanists, The class filled its quota in other musical departments. The Barn Dance, Sophomore contribution to the fall social whirl, was well attended. FRONT ROW: Donald Robertson, Betty Sleigh, Esther Leet, Catherine Murphy, Inez jackson, Betty Nearhood, Carol Strand, George Nobes, Mavis Radford, Harry McCauley, Helen Hodge. SECOND ROW: Bernice Coulding, Robert Simseck, Albert Zydek, Paul Rickard, Helen Stock, Ovella Weimer, june High, Caroline Kaelin, Lucille Rinaudo, Iris Sears, Louise Knutson, lim Fox. THlRD ROW: Leon Phillips, Caroll Emery, Iohn Brongil, Sam Nearhood, Martin lmhoff, Mae Marvel, Lorraine Henry, Alva Stalcup, Florence Birkett, lola Harris, Roberta Craft, Lorabelle Peoples, Mildred King, Philip Visich. FOURTH ROW: Wallace Lang, Benny Lockridge, Bob Ranch, Sam Onustack, lack Warren, Ray Siems, Wilbur Moulten, Norma lean Lianc, Pearl Young, Virginia Collins, Audrey Merrill, lean Stubbs, Viora Yeager. FlFTH ROW: Loren Henry, Pat Brendel, Marvin Payne, Bud loswick, Edgar Stanton, Bill Birkett, less Weber, loe Lazor, loc Dixon. 'Il Q -3 Wil , 0 officers LEON PHILLIPS - - - Presider fi l . . 1 LOUISE KNUTSON - Vice Presider LUCY RINAUDO ---- Secretar BETTY NEARHOOD-Class Representativ Jvfazal I 4 1 -'F' I v -.is-1 nu. O If VA J '-. I Y Q +9 'fl Wwe, L Dub Vbbl NW Xywb Un 2V Q90 'J G, 3,5163 f N Qzjff , .VI .Mt clclvllues IEAN RICH BETTE WYTKO JACK CRAYBEAL Associate Editor Editor ' Business Manager PHILIP TERNAN HM FERGUSON Senior Editor Assistant Business Manager MAE ISBELL MARVEL PETERSON LUCILLE RINAUDO IIIVI RAI-EY Iunior Editor Sophomore Edifor junior High Editor Art Editor l' DOROTHEA CILLETTE IOE BOYLE MURIEL IENKINS BUD OSCOOD C-irls' Sports ' Boys' Sports Stenograptwer Photographer BEATRICE JOHNSON Adviser H. N. PHILLIPS Adviser mouniaineer sian X 0 Vx eXKoXa, Cen if My ance-5 Sas1ag,e. 5'?,PfY?,O, bacv- to X001 Yxoooex , Swdcq Svaoo, moo 0+ Ooxk-5 NNoeXXcx, SEPXTEOX Mom vow1XJxoXa wow , hone X,asKaXa, Mavma 'xienoedq N Nl wxao 9 'Bowman OooXcXmQ,, ST PXNONNO, Xekx xo vXg,Yw. Hone Boyce. 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Btiiwe' clebaie QQKGKS P55008 .ckxv Nw The question this year was: Resolved: That the United States Shou Establish an Alliance With Great Britain. Both sides of the question we well defended. The debate team, coached by Miss Larson, won three of the six leagi debates, beating Sumner, Puyallup and Auburn. A non-deceision deba was arranged with Eatonville. The team,attended the tournament at St dium Hi, Tacoma, and also at College of Puget Sound. MlSS MEYERS Adviser T' gl Ll ' BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Marvel Peterson, Ruth Carli, Emily Madden, Doris Hill, Faye Ranch, Vivian Peltola, Ovella Weimer, Madeline Zydek, Lucy Rinaudo, Audrey Merrill. SECOND ROW: Roberta Craft, Opal Harris, Shirley Strand, Bette Wytko, lnez Hodder, Virginia Collins, Bernice Caviezal, Lorraine Marvel, lris Sears, lnez jackson, Alva Stalcup. THIRD ROW: Theodora Gillette, Dorothea Gillette, Helen Stock, Ilene Boyce, jean Stubbs, joyce Sorenson, Virginia Madden, Emma Bartoy, Carol Strand, Betty Nearhood, Louise Knutson, jean Rich, Amelia Hlede. TOP ROW: jimmy Fox, Dan Savage, Leon Phillips, jack Graybeal, Arnold Allen, Lucille Courtney, Clinton Van Sickle, Don jackson, Eugene Else. honor society HONOR 50515-I-Y The Honor Society was very active this year. Besides entering Char , the Horse in the Halloween parade, they sold popcorn at football games a QSAILOETCSLLEN ' ' Elesljenr with the proceeds presented the school with mirrors for the make-up roor ' ' ' 'Ce 'es' en Christmas tree lights and a Santa Claus suit. The Honor Society chorus sa .OUISE KNUTSON - Secretary-treasurer - - - - - - MSS MEYERS - - - - Adviser in both the winter and spring concerts. Two parties and a picnic wi enjoyed by the Society during the year. IAMES ENNIS Adviser ll! IACK ROSS ---- President GENE ELSE - - - Vice President DON IACKSON - - - Secretary THRON RIGGS - - - Treasurer DOUG MARTIN - Sergeant at Arms girls' club The Girls' Club sponsored for the first time matinee dances during the year to help the students learn to dance. A point system was carried out and the girls are working for awards which were received at the end of the year. A modern constitution was drawn up and put into effect this year. Girls' Club officers: Betty Nearhood, Bette Wytko, Ruth Carli. boys' club The Boys' Club held a Thanksgiving drive for provi- sions for needy families. They rent towels to physical educa- tion students and athletes, They sold basketball schedule pencils to the students. MARY SHELLY Adviser BETTE WYTKO - - President RUTH CARLI - - Vice President BETTY NEARHOOD C- -sec.-ffeas. GIRLS' CLUB OFFICERS Betty Nearhood, Bette Wytko Ruth Carli , one act plays The audience who witnessed the 3 One Act Plays this year, were well entertained. The plays were presented February 24. m. UFOURTEEN FOR DINNER by Alice Gerstenberg The comedy concerns the trials of a young matron who has to make re- placements in dinner guests. The play, under the direction of Miss Larson, was well done. Vivian Peltola, loyce Sorensen, Audrey Merrill X A 41' i -'JFQ BEATRlCE lOHNSON, Director Wl THE MAN ON THE KERB by Anton Sutro This play was under the direction of 'A LARSON, Director Miss johnson. A very realistic play, depicting the plight of an impover- ished, unemployed couple. Lucille Courtney was exceptional in the role of Minnie. This play was sent to the THE BisHoP's CANDLESTICKSH Hxfeigjlm 3gWaSh 'g'O Pfam PGS' THE MAN ON THE KERB Lucille Courtney, lim Ferguson by Victor l-lugo A drama in which lean Val lean, an scaped convict is offered freedom THE BISHOVSUCANDLESTICKS nd a new hope in life by the kindly Leon Phillips, lean Rich, Don jackson, Bette ishop. Don jackson was outstanding 1 his portrayal of the convict. This lay, directed by Miss Meyers, was ent to Puyallup for the League Drama estival. Wytko, Dan Savage ' RRY MYERS, Director Dr, Haggett - - Mrs. Haggett - - Ada Hagett Susan Haggett - Abby - - Warren Creamer Tallant - ROSCn - - SUPPORTING CAST: lorry Cutlar. Phillip Ternan, lmily Madden, Howard Thompson, lack Craybegl, CATHERINE MONK Adviser IEET TO RICHT, LEADS: Bill Ford, Virginia Madden. Audrey Merrill. Madeline Zydek. all school play The Late Christopher Bean, was presented on the evening of March 31. This play, a 3-act comedy-drama, by Sidney Howard, was thoroughly enjoyed by the audience. The student cast, directed by Miss Monk, performed like veterans, The plot concerns the fate of pictures painted by the late Christopher Bean, and the reactions of an ordinary family suddenly confront- ed with possibilities of great wealth. 'THE LATE CHRISTOPHER BEAN - Bill Ford Virginia Madden Mmlelync Zydck Emily Madden Audrey Mcriill lerry Cutlar lack Craybcnl Philip Tcrnan Maxwell Davenport V Howard Thompson gargoyles dramatic club CLINTON VAN SICKLE - - President AUDREY MERRILL - Vice President IRIS SEARS - - - Secretary IEAN STUBBS ---- Treasurer The most important event of the Dramatic Club this year was their program which they put on for the school, It included the plays Spark- in, Spring Party, and 'Strawberry Crush. At each meeting tor their own entertainment they went through practice plays. DRAMATIC CLUB OFFICERS Andy Hulett, lean Stubbs, Clinton Van Sickle, Iris Sears, Audrey Merrill BEATRICE IOHNSON Adviser SHELDON OSBORN Adviser sta e Force The Stage Force proved their usefulness by their expert lighting anc stage assistance at all times. Sam Ncarhood, Andy Hulett, lim Ferguson. Robert Simsek it fi HENRY BAUR - - - President DON BLESSINC - - - Vice President ALVIN STRICKLAND - - Secretary CLINTON VAN SICKLE V Treasurer jERRY CUTLAR - - - Reporter MR ORR - - Adviser iudging l:eall'l The stock judging team, though made up entirely of members without previous experience, fared very well in all of their contests, ln the spring a seed identifying and crop judging team was entered in the contest held at Bellingham, For recreation the boys had a basketball and a softball team which competed with neighboring chapters The big event of the year, The Par- ent and Son Banquet, was a great suc- cess, ln April, a delegation of three boys was sent to the state conference at Pullman, Washington. A tour to Canada or around the Olympic Loop has been planned for this summer and judging by their other undertakings, this, too, should be successful. F. F. a. The Future Farmers may look back on this year as one of remarkable achievement, They started the year by winning second place on their fair exhibit at Western Washington Fair. This brought Sl25 in prize money which helped considerably to finance the activities of the year. F, F. A. OFFICERS jerry Cutlar, Clinton Van Sickle, Don Blessing, Henry Baur, Alvin Strickland MR. ORR Adviser Robert Peoples, Clinton Van Sickle, Henry Baur Alvin Strickland, Roy Benjamin BOTTOM ROW, left to right Helen Hodge, Vivian Pelt Harris, Roberta jane D H B vs' glee cw bd Q05 B-,KW Son ' glxcw Thomp . Wm .xo Xen, lob X4 Dx PJ 1 lacomnzxhoxd wwe ek' T PN P XS Sgrfisgngbokk from gxf K X9 Robgonvibed A1599 e . hx ng' fx. , keg' Ng L3 950 Y xoxxace Om xev' we NN he Nh x X X s a e O a ng e -KG S3 UC, ww Sen ev re wh BW ve on PNC , ,d 00- fe? n nd Ck. T RO Cufxafwfgfakacks ,Nev Wvfad Ztreffxe N ,tv ea'D as vow. S f O xe avb ap- K no ni' ce m0'e'N4 UTQHQ e nodld xs M5960 'K ac, 'p er f '. 5 NNYQN3 eww W hav noe MVS 0 , , -5 t o Sgfjns' - voljfveb' C SX YS go . 5 the nySx SD' pa HO nd Om - 5. 3 CC voxiitmasxhe 3 Cn son were girls' glee club : Lena Spiccianni, Ruth Carli, Cro ola, june Foeside, Doris Moulden Kraft, Florence Nelson, Catherine aniel, Emma Bartoy, Ruby Whitc elen Stock. via McDonough, Doris Hill, Faye Ranch . LUCy Rinaudo, Mildred King. SECOND ROW: Opal Murphy, Violet Younker, Bernice Caviezal, Lavina Kennedy, Omb. TOP ROW: Muriel Bailey, joyce Sorenson, Virginia Madden, The Cirls' Clee Club tackled many difficult pieces this year, and conquered them fell. The accompanists were L Rinaudo and Florence Nelson. Miss Spencer w A girls' trio, consisting of Lena S ' ' Emma Bartoy was formed. A Spring concerts. ucy as the director. picciani, Ruth Carli, and The trio sang at Christmas and aorrofw Row ian SECOND ROVVS l0e A Dick Whitmore. T Harold Hill, T Emma Bar to right: jean lbert, jim M HIRD ROW' OP ROVVJ Bill toy, jifnfny Fo Rich, jane Daniel, Leon Phillips, Bill McFadden, Cene Else, Don jackson, eredith, Andy Hulett, foe Martin, Sylvester Shay, Clen Cruner, joe Nanevicz, . Ruth Stoltz, less Weber, Melvin Greenwood, Luck Rinaudo, Katherine Murphy, Raley, Arnold Allen, jack Craybeal, jarnes Ferguson, Thron Riggs, Leo Twarddoski, X. The Band, under the direction of Miss Spencer, added greatly to the Splufllf df foofballf basketball gafnes and pep assemblies. Numbers were Pf0VOG' by the band at both the Christmas and Spring Concerts. The Carbon Glacier Post presented the band with blue and gold capes Student director for this year was jim Ferguson, ffm F0ft2'USOfL lane Daniel and Ruth Stoltz entered the solo lestival in Puyallup, CHR SPEN r Y QCXO Loc, D MXSEAu'4ca X, pe ti I 3 A-es of I com 'tion and dgev H0 EC' n S Y, Hexgev' Sh? e ,gf Vs ter erm we .fe e5 We es' C5 X w Ka wi .dfe xnk' SYKXX. fx NNQL er. 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Q3 NX XXXXSX XQQ X XX XXXY Q Q is X Asks X Q iq uxx x m X X x9XXX NXT X RX QXXX xX5ifX: X by xxxsxxx X x NQXWN XX K X ' X W X K x X x X X X Y X X X X xx W, U XKNXXXS SXSW U14 Q5 535 XXX ghxxss xl Hllkx M311 H SSnhRNRggR1xQ, L, R 58 ZH RQNRNIQMHHHN as in v M Htgilb 7bHQHXxKs A Q Q y lluvxm Rag? XXXL Q?SQ':HMxQQFSQM 'M X-' Lf:L1XLfLlxfHLL1 NX NN x XXXNA Q xX,xiXQQx SQN G NX iii N W5 X XX ESS -, N -fx... 7-Lr N..- ,v xw Y x Xxx? QL X XXX 'RMK X R RQ NL YRS NXXNQXF XQQRA Ng xxx QQQQXRQN Q N K xxx swag M Mira W N X R4 X55 'NGN- H atl-:le :cs PTAIN THRON RICGS COACH ENNIS COACH AMES IACK ROSS The Buckley gridsters were right in the thick of the title race this year, copping third place in the league standings. The Mounts were victorious five times and were defeated only twice. I In pre-season contests, the Red and Black warriors battled to scoreless ties with Seattle Prep and Chehalis High on the home gridiron, and met defeat at the hands of a strong Bremerton team at the Navy Yord city. ln the annual Turkey Day game the locals were victorious over the Lakeside Lions from Seattle. Thus the season resulted in six victories, two ties, and three defeats. From the thirty odd candidates, Coaches Ennis and Ames welded an eleven that caused plenty of trouble for every team in the Conference. League victories were won over Renton, Puyallup, Auburn, Highline, and Sumner. The two defeats were handed out by the league-leading Kent Vandals and the Enumclaw Tigers. Captain Thron Riggs, lack Ross, and Francis Zydek received high honors when they were selected on the All Conference first team, Individual scoring honors for the season went to Buckley's ace halfback, jack Rabbit Ross. At the close of the season, Francis Zydek and Louis Doud were voted co-captains of next year's eleven. Thron Riggs and jack Ross were named co-holders of the inspirational award for the season. IOE CHODYKIN LOWELL DOUD FRANCIS ZYDEK BILL JUNIEWICZ 1 1 Fx 3 Q .. L -......-...i fnnrlunnin 2:32, ,. ' an 'HH' s fi - .1 ,.a.......,. senior leiiermen Left to Right: OSCOOD, BLESSINC, ELSE, TAYLOR, MARTIN SAVAGE, KEPKA, TERNAN, REED, IACKSON, KAMINISKI, PIERCE With the loss of some fifteen senior lettermen, the grid squad for the coming year will be slightly handicapped. However, Coach Ennis has some very prospective material in his underclassmen. Many of the underclassmeri show great promise for the coming season and most of them have seen plenty of action this season. So, led by captains, Doud and Zydek, the squad are looking forward to a good season next year. unclerclassmen on squad STANDING: Lowell Doud, Louis johnson, Dan Savage, Bud loswick, Sam Onustock. KNEELINC-: joe Lazor, Oluf Swanson, Carroll Emery, Marvin Payne. L... jACK ROSS COACH ENNIS GENE ELSE As the curtain fell on the l939 basketball season, the Buckley Mountaineers emerged as the undisputed champions of the Puget Sound League, thus bringing the championship trophy back home for the first time in nine years. Pre-season games accounted for one victory and two losses, league contests and play- offs for both halfs brought in thirteen victories and three defeats while the trip to Canada during the Christmas holidays resulted in two victories, totaling l6 victories and 8 losses. Individual scoring honors for the season went to Douglas Legs Martin, who scored l94 points in fourteen games, thus setting a new Puget Sound League record. Fifty-three points set a new state record for points scored in one game. Gene Else, one of Buckley's tricky forwards, and Doug Martin were chosen on the All Conference first team, while jack Ross and Thron Riggs were placed on the second and third teams respectively. Although there are eight graduating seniors on the first squad, Coach Ennis has several boys on the second team who will be ready for lots of action next year. So, with this material and three returning lettermen, prospects for the coming year look very favorable. The citizens of Buckley presented gold basketballs to Thron Riggs, john jurich, Gene Else, Bill McFadden, joe Boyle, Don jackson, Paul Savage, Douglas Martin and jack Ross. THRON RIGGS DOUG MARTIN BILL MCFADDEN 2 'Sf z iw A nun my FF , L. l 1,4-uf Enya A rg, if KL: it l K? tl A fm S . my Q Al . , -N K Li-ggnl' IOHN IURICH DON IACKSON lOE BOYLE DAN SAVAGE LOWELL DOUD PAUL SAVAGE second team BACK ROW: Bud joswick, jack Graybeal, Tony Dragovich, Oluf Swanson, jerry Cutlar, jess Weber, Ed Rogala, Marvin Payne, Manager Howard Thompson. FRONT ROW: Manager Glen Gruner, Leon Phillips, Sam Onustack, George Kepka, Don Blessing, Clifton Phillips, Mike Pete. s ge, Louis en Reed, Q V Q Y ' Ed Rogalla. BACK ROW: Howard N . Y , Thompson, Earl Bishop, Phillip Ternan, if In ' jr ,,' -f m 's A jack Graybeal, Olaf Swanson, Louis vf ' , 'M , johnson, Harry McCauley. K A B . J . 'A A A . - sen., hack U niaxmm hyuuux, un. vviuuiivu., uvii un,.1..:ui5, lvl. le- o o A FRONT ROW: w. E. Daniel, coach, Gene Else, joe Boyle BACK ROW: Don jackson, Doug Martin, Thron Riggs. f,-'ft FRONT ROW: George Kepka, Alvin Greenwood, jerry Cutlar, Alvin Strickland, Don Blessing, Bob Peoples, Roy Benjamin. BACK ROW: jack Ross, Francis Zydek, Paul Savage, Al Kaminiski, john jurlch, Doug Martin, Thron Riggs, Tony Dragovich, Lowell Doud, Gene Else. soft ball READING LEFT TO RIGHT Cwroline Kaelin Alva Stallcup june Hugh Mae Marvel, Lorraine Henry, Iola girls' sports Girls' interscholastic sports at Buckley are run on the league playday system, which provides informal sports get- togethers during the year. These are held at various schools throughout the year. Enumclaw sponsored a basket- ball playdayg Puyallup, games and relays and posture session: Sumner had volleyball as the order of the day. Auburn in- vited baseball teams from all Puget League schools to play on May IO. This year a junior high league was formed on much the same lines. Buckley spon- sored a swim play for girls from Puyallup, Sumner, and Enum- clawg and journeyed to Puy- allup and Sumner. Intramurals are played between showers, glee clubs and boys' intramur- als and in gym classes. ,N Nam 5? RM ll 'W N., is 9 Q w E ,ggi my R Z7 ,M l , FRONT ROW: Mary jackson, CENTER ROW: Betty Bramble, lane Daniel, Mary Carla, Ann Mitchell, BACK ROW: Helen La Follette, Emily Medak, Catherine Chase, Theresia Britschgi. ninth grade basketball ninth grade aseball FRONT ROW: lane Daniel, Marian Williams, Ruth Stoltz, jennie Hall, Violet Younker, Ann Mitchell. BACK ROW: Betty Bramble, Helen La Follette, Margaret Sander, Alice Smith, Emily Medak, Mary jackson, Thersia Britschgi, Catherine Chase. 17 -lv mutual . ,., i- u 1 l.-gn' ' 1 if I , T' . 1' A1 I r' f v t .aff .ff ,, 'fa I ' 1 ',...-w ...4-Q x -AVP 1181 'x551 mix X um -1 e S lxf. 1 409 'Wink x 'f , A '-5245 -f 1 ' 2 A 11 it Llgi xllq ',, X 1 X ffl, , '?w'fb ,fn 'X .Hy Gut - w x xl' S x ' N we we X xNfX H15 5 :UQ junior high JIQ4, G nl ' x I 4-if , 9.1 fa 1 xi Tr fa- SN 1'-.f 1. cs- ',f- , ,, , ' 7 ,7,v'4n 1?-My f:v'L4 Q , ,.- f ,.. ,. . ,,-'fc-ff ,. ,.'f'.- ,fl- '- ' 0-,',l ff.. J.. p-1147,- 9 X... 5 ff- -,, ', 1 '...z -- ' ,f 'f:: ...,:- n .,.. s,,: ffrfffffq- J ig ,af A 1-1' f 'if-'-,ff - f M ,Ai-f 07 1,1 : 9. .-f,'A ftp ,,.- X 'Y ,-...f ---'N o5 1'.-' n'4 , f 2' ' - I ,- ftt ' ' 9 9 1 , If ' 'V ,Z f:-'s-:EE ':0 2 , fl F ' 7 ,,4,g' Y gg Q 'A , , ::':,,11 ' :lf Q alla - as K., ' V 'aff' xg ' f:--,-:Z 31-g:, ,AJ , - - -4.1: 5 A: t ':i'5if 1 f ,213 5 + 1 ' J 2 f'Nf ',-si,'Bl: 5 -' -52 If ' E -3- f if gif I? 'a 9 - fy- Aff, ff? - i faf'ax f-'f 1--neg 4-K 525151 -,- 41: Q.,-:' - f.- 46. aa,Aes.:k..c: f, iid 065, WV FRONT ROW: Bob jones, Raymond Pankiewicz, Margaret Chase, Margaret Owens, Helen LaFoIIette, Danny Blanusa, Herman Bauer, john Babick, Ann Mitchel, jane Daniel, Walter Hinkleman, Nickie jackson, jim Chase. SECOND ROW: Tom Dixon, Pauline Crowell, Nellie Kneeland, Viola Henderson, Mary Carli, Mary jackson, Ruth Stoltz, Valera Robertson, Margaret Sander, Ellen Caviezel, Alice Smith, Lucille Smith, Dick Whitmore. THIRD ROW: Leo Twardoski, Violet Younker, Grovia McDonough, Alvera Robertson, Betty Colwill, Marian Williams, Wanita Vail, Betty Bramble, Barbara Wytko, Gladys Haydon, jennie Hall, Emily Medak, Lena Hirinchack, Lois Smith, Art Linder. FOURTH ROW: Bud Telinda, Donald Cook, Lewis Wilson, Raymond Boyce, Sylvester Shay, Frank Stubbs, joe Martin, Robert Peloli, George Link, Neil Ross, Alvin Neeley, Wayne jamer- son. FIFTH ROW: Darold Lochridge, Harold Hill, Bob Stearns, jim Merideth, Lowell Doud, Richard Miller, Richard Zydek, Harold Lochridge, jim Raley, Elmo Pugh, David Argo, Bill Raley, Glen Roark. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Theresia Britschgi. Freshmen class officers jim Raley, Valera Robertson, Frank Stubbs, Betty Bramble Wig' FRONT ROW: joe Albert, Fred johnson, Milton Lang, Daniel Hlede, Melvin Greenwood, joe Nanevicz, Martha Toney, Phylis Ranch, Peggy Deary, Doris Neeley, Eileen Hinklernan, Virginia Riley. SECOND ROW: Robert McAllister, Douglas Hemminger, Donald King, Agnes Clogston, Winnie Boyle, Patricia Allen, Louise Dieringer, Evelyn Pete, Alline Bishop, Norma june Simms, jim Atkins. THIRD ROW: Acil Hicks, Caroline Henry, Helen Twardoski, Dallas Dunham, Peggy Victor, Bonnie Madden, Alice Clogston, Gloria johnson, Viola Brady. Clarice Greenwood, Dahlia Robinson, jane Blessing, joyce Emry. FOURTH ROW: Paul Thieman Bob Stallcup, jack Stearns, jim O'Brien, Richard Ostrem, Bill Bennock, Aagie jenson, Clyde Vesey, Mitchel ldandis, john Matson, jack Peoples. eigl1I:l1 grade MlSS MARY PARTLON junior High Principal seventh grade FRONT ROW: Elsie Koenig, Louise Bassett, Ann Dieringer, Marie Romes, Rose Mary Locke, Catherine Murphy, jean Wooding, Lee Wheelock, LaVerne Cook, Billy Calahan, Kenneth Moulten, john Blanusa, Leland Levt, jolin Lastala, Charles Marvel, SECOND ROW: Shirley Stubbs, Dorothy Britschgi, Mary jo Deary, Dorothy Sli-arns, Henry Hooper, Wayne Piersau, Delores johnson, Tessie Svidron, jean Martin, Gertrude Farmer, Evelyn Romherg, Iris Becktol, Katherine Courtney. THIRD ROW: Eugene Peterson, Edward Chevalier, Bobby Nearhood, Dirk Hulvtt, Gerald Salsggiver, Ralph Neeley, Betty Lou Liane, Shirley Peoples, Frances Weimer, Bonney Craft, Wilma Russell, Velma Edwards, lx. f' l li Don jackson, Thron Riggs, Francis Zydek, Louis Doud Bill Ford, john Bandli, Dave Ross COACHES MANAGERS Q . ' junior l'llgl'l sparks INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL LIGHTWEIGHT CHAMPS LEFT TO RlGHT: Lee Wheelock, Gerald Salsgiver, Bill Raley, johnny Lastala, johnny Blanusa. INTRAMURAL FOOTBALL LIGHTWEIGHT TIE FOR CHAMPIONSHIP STANDING: Coach Thron Riggs, Gerald Salsgiver, Lee Wheelock, Leeland Leet, johnny Blanusa, Melvin Greenwood, David Argo, Glen Roark, Bill Raley, Coach Francis Zydek. KNEELING: johnny Lastala, john Matson, Wilbur Moulton, jim Atkins, Kenneth Moulton. mir:mmmmsi it 1 . gr nr bv I Wig' 1 '! 'ii 5 'f A - -. K' .- ,Q od ' A mmf.- Gm l xv-:su - .-W. . af 5 -' . FRONT ROW: Bill Callahan, Don King, Cerald Salsgiver, jim Atkins, jack Peoples, Doug Hemminger, john Blanusa, john Lastala, Lee Wheelock, joe Albert. BACK ROW: La Verne Cook, Fred johnson, jim Chase, Elmo Pugh, Sylvester Shay, Art Linder, David Argo, Glen Roark, Bob Stearns. iunior high baseball MR. AMES Coach ROW: Elmo Pugh, Walter Hinkleman 5- X iunior high basltelball FRONT ROW: Frank Stubbs, Neil Ross, David Argo, john Blanusa. SECOND Manager Gerald Salsgiver, Richard Zydek, Art Linder, jim Chase , Mitchel Landis, Manager Lee Wheelock. Film. FRONT: Martha Toney. CENTER: Bonnie Madden, Winnie Boyle, Helen Twardoski, lane Blessing. Back Row: Gloria johnson, Louise Dierringer, Eileen Hinkelman, Peggy Victor. eighth grade haslzeihall iunior high girls' sparks seventh grade asehall FRONT ROW: Betty Lou Liane, Tessie Svidran, Velma Edwards, Ediih Toney, Iris Becktol, Anne Dierringer, lean Martin, Dorothy Britschgi. BACK ROW: Wilma Russel, Delores johnson, Evelyn Romberg, Peggy McCauley, Katheryn Metzer, Rose Locke. if Qui W gzg .M O I - A -.,,,1 , o ea 7 FRONT ROW: jean Wooding, Peggy McCaulay, Evelyn Romberg. SECOND ROW: Betty Liane, Catherine Murphy, Anne Dierringer, Frances Wiemer, jean Martin, Edith Toney, Gertrude Farmer, THIRD ROW: Tessie Svidran, Delores johnson, Wilma Russel, Bonnie Craft. vb ..,.., ,...q. seventh grade, YI basketball swimming FRONT ROW: Wilma Russel, Gloria johnson, Tessie Svidran, jane Daniel, Helen Twardoski, jean Martin, Winnie Boyle. BACK ROW: Helen La Follette, Mary jackson. eigl1I:l1 grade aseball FRONT ROW: Winnie Boyle, Elsie Koenig, Gloria johnson, Bonnie Madden, Helen Twardoski, Louise Dier ringer, jane Blessing, Eileen Hinkelmann, Viola Brady. BACK ROW: Goldie Caple, Peggy Victor, Louise Bassett, Patricia Allen, Agnes Clogston. 000 l 5 'S-if-5 .,, t my-3 N i 'Q 'Y N -rv? 1. .f-'f , v f O fiwgeg. i. 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I I wllsan spoftlllg I ENUMCLAW, WASHINGTON IQ If '42 Wilkeson -,--------------A4A--- - -----------AAAA I CLOVERLEAF DAIRY COLOR - SUPERIOR FLAVOR OUERNSEY PRODUCTS QUALITY Natural and Pasteurized Milk I .-.-YA.A,A.A.-.-.-.AY-vAY--- --Y-YA -YA-1 ---A-A--Y---A.-Y-.-.-.A.A.A.-.-.A.-.- 1, , Il Best Wishes for the COMPLIMENTS OF I' I' I: I: GRADUATION CLASS OF l939 I:ucKLEY BANNER I I , it it ul' . 50 years sewing Pierce County ,: ,I I I ' gl gl Harding's Buckley Baths Buckley, Washington I: I: :I :I A Sanitary Union Barber Shop ,I .I .Y.Y.,,Y.vL,,v.,Y.-.,-. .,.,.,.,.,.Y.U ,,.,.,.Y.-A-.-A-A-,Y.v.,v.Y.,,v.,Y.Y.-.'. 14,43-4v'1'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v-vAv'v-v-v-v-vii 'v'v-v-v'v'v-Y-v'Y-v-v'vAvi-v4v'v'v4v'v'v'v IL Il I ERIcKsoN ELECTRIC I Q: sen FrankIin's ART ERICKSON 1: jl V3f'efY 5l'0 e ' I Dealer in ll ll - 'K A Radios, Washers, Electric Refrigera- 5c, l0c to SL00 tion, Electric Appliances, Electric I, I, lroners :I :I ' A ' NW RD No Money Down Easy Terms Scand 5:99155 I I Phone 209 Enumclaw Enumclaw Washington -. 1-O-,A,A,.,.,.....,.v.,.,A,.,.,.,.,.,..., a ,.,.,.-.....,.v.v.....-.v.v.v.,.,,.,.,.v... Q lf LEWIS GROCERY COMPLIMENTS OF O 0 We feature BONNIE BEST and I. G. A. STORE ROCKDELL BRANDS 0 Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Buckley, Wash. Phone 28 Bucklev Washington THE NEWS Largest Paid Circulation in Eastern Pierce County MEMBER WASHINGTON NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION, INC. PHONE 58-w BUCKLEY, WASHINGTON ' A ' A 'A 53 5'-'A '4'A'A'A' A 'TA' I I I I if if -if It II COMPLIMENTS or I I COMPLIMENTS OF gt It DR. L. M. Mons: I I VANITY if If Dentist B EAUTY SALON I 'I 'I 'I . Leola Skielkvale . I I Buckley. Washington If If Phone 77-W Buckley, wash I I I ,I YA.-Y-4.-.-Y-.-v-.-.Af.affixAf'-'Av-voEI Ei.-.-.-.-v-ffffv-v-v-vo-Y-------2 Y-vAvAv'.-AvAvAv'v'v'-A--4-'YL-v-Y-vAv-YA m'v'v'v'v'vAvf-'YA'A-'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'-'-'- F? I Ii II P k o u n I I ar inson Radio Electric LU N D B ROS. :Q If Your I-lo1'PolN1' Store I I Washers, Refrigerators I Where you get If If ZENITH Radios I, II H H H ,I I I QUAKER OiIburn'ng Meats 'IOI' heaferg and ranges I I :I :I for Service or Information Phone 37-W Buckley, Wash. I: I: phone 44 Buckley' Wash .,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,,,,.,....,.,.,.,.,Q III,.,,,,.,.....,...,.,,,.,.c.,..,.....c.c COMPLIMENTS OF WOODING MOTOR CO., Inc. none: AND PLYMOUTH SALES AND ssnvice PHONE 35-W BUCKLEY, WASHINGTON GROSS PHARMACY Phone 33 Buckley, Wash. Soda Fountain Magazines C1 Drugs -Q- The Prescription Drug Store I3 '1 1 1 l1 '1 '1 1 1 1 :1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 '1 l1 l1 l I1 .l . El COMPLIMENTS OF Buckley Cash fr Carry PACKARD o 1oHNsoN We Save You Money Phone 54 Buckley, Wash A Q51 liI,-.-,-.-,-,-v-,-,-v-Y-Y-Y-Y-Y-Y-Y-YAYAYAYA. -AAA, ---------AA, ,,Y.Y.fv,,,,, White River Lumber Company W Since i897 MANUFACTURERS OF QUALITY LUMBER ENU MCLAW, WASHINGTON ,wav Y,-,Y .,Y,,v.Y,v,v.,,v,,, v,,Y..EI Evvava, A ,,,,,,.Y,,v.Y. - .v.Y. A. M. BRYANT E' 'I' E' HARDWARE COMPLIMENTS or Columbia Explosives Whitmore Chapel ' ' Harry C. Whitmore, Prop. dealers 'In' Buckley, Washington House Furnishings E ' E Buckley Phone Zl -W El IE.-Y-.-v-Y-,-v-v-J.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.Mv.-. r' '-'---- -'------ El ESI '-------'- '---'- 161 HIGH SCHOOL STYLES when fQ.HSbLrgElf'.FenneY'S that are latest in li Ready-to-Wear 1: IN PRICE and Footwear In IN QUALITY ,L IN STYLE T If PHONE 190 l Peoples Cash Store if shop at PENNEYQ Alsgaard C. Merritt ,l ENUMCLAW :Q Enumclaw washington v.....,.......,.,.,.,.,.,,,.,.,,,.,,,.,.YE ia,.,A,.,..................A.A,.,.v.,......4, USE GOLDEN GUERNSEY MILK You can tell it by the Colden Guernsey Trade Mark on the cap or by its extra richness and golden color You can get this extra fine milk at no additional cost, either natural or pasteurized, right from our properly equipped dairy GOOD HOPE DAIRY ENUMCLAW, WASHINGTON PHONE I8-I COMPLI MENTS OF WHITMORE HARDWARE Dealers in HARDWARE - FURNITURE BUCKLEY, WASHINGTON I. K. MOORE Optometrist Best glasses for your eyes at a Saving AXNESS IEWELRY STORE l639 Cole Sf Enumclaw lil lil,' ' SLOTT FLORISTS Enumclaw-Buckley Highway PHONE I5-F-ll QE Floral Designing Member of Florists Telegraph Delivery Service I iii iiiii,iiiiiiiiiiii I ,iiii ii i,ia iai i l ii iaiaiaiai iaiai R aiaia R a aiaiai HOWLAND'S DRY GOODS BUCKLEY, WASHINGTON ir ir ak COMPLIMENTS TO THE SENIORS OF i939 rg -A-A-A' ff---A-A-A-A-A-A-A-1 -'ff ia 551. fs -v--f f---v 5 COMPLIMENTS OF BUCK'-EY ' i White Front Grocery 1: SAFEWAY STORE Packard Cr johnson 1: qi i i The H ome of A Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Your Money Saving 'i Phone 29 Buckley, wash. if Cash Grocer 'i uh.......A..cAc ....,......A........iS E+.i,.,.,. ....-.A.A.-.-.-Y-ff.-.A ' 'A Ei E! 'A'A 'A'A 'A ' Right Price Right Work CONIPLINIENTS HARRY ZAFFEE Of Expert Shoe Repairing BUCKLEY Heels and Half Soles HEMLOCK MILLS a Specialty ' Buckley, Washington PHONE 68 v.,.,..Av.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.v.,.,.,., ,.v.,EkEl Ei ,.,.,.,.,.,.c....4.4.-,-Y-.Av-. .A. E112 Glitizenz' State Bank OF BUCKLEY Extends Its Heartiest Wishes for Success to the SENIORS OF 1939 El 'A-Aff-A-cff--'--'----f -------'f--'--------f -vvvvv El WITH BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '39 from the BUCKLEY BAKERY IOHN FOX, Prop. PHONE 5 -'-A-A-.--v-v-YAvA.A.A.A.A.-.-- - -.A,A ,A,Av-,A,-,Av-,A,A,-,A,A,A.A.A-.-- ' COMPLIMENTS OF 1: I: D-UNI-lAM'5 li li l NURSERY CO. 'i in gl we feature Buckley, washangfon :I :I AUBURN ICE CREAM lHome of the Pacific Cold Peachl S A S pHONE 'O-F-13 Buckley, Washington l -Av--.-ff-Y-Y-v-.A:YAvAY-.Aff-Y-vA.AvAEl 5-A--Av-'Av-Y-Y-Y----1-Aff: vA.AvA,-v-,-.A,A.A.AvA.-Y-Y-,A,4,A,4,A,-,Q E1eAv4- f-AvAv'vA-Av'-A-A-4-A-A-Av-Y-1-YA lL li li l BUCKLEY CLEANERS 1: :Q COMPUMENTS OF fr TAILORS MADDEN BROS. l l 1: 1: C . ALTERATIONS l I' ,rocenefs , and .I .I Cents Furnishing SUITS MADE TO ORDER 1: 1: Shoes l l PHONE 31 -w Buckley, Washington Buckley' Washington l l -A-.---ff.-.-.-.-.--Y--.A.Aff'-YQEl El.-.AS-Y-.-J,,.,....A,A,.,.,.,.,A-... vA.A.A.-.-YAYA.-Y-.-.-.-.-.A,A,-,-,-,-,-,- E ,-,-,.-.-.vAY,'.'.v.vAvAvA'.'.'.'.Y.v. l 'u BUCKLEY ll l' Gifts for the Graduate VARIETY STORE gl gl 'I 'I Full Line of Notions AXNESS and Watches - jewelry School Supplies Silverware ROSE E. DEVEREAUX 1639 Sole Sr. Enumclaw l .l A - - - A - -v-Y-YAJ.-.-.-.AvA.-.-.-.-.EE1 Ei.-.-.-.-Y-Y-.-.-.-S-,A,A.-..,-,.,.v.,A Buckley Sweet Shop at is Fountain Candies - School Supplies Greeting Cards Buckley Washington All kinds of hauling Wood G Coal VAN HOOF BROS. Long Distance Trucking Buckley Washington PHONE 65 COMPLIMENTS OF IENSEN 8' CO. lnc. ENUMCLAW 0 Clothing for the Whole Family ROY'S SERVICE Candy - Confections Lubrication Gas - Oil School Supplies Across from High School Siebert-Simanski Bros. A. M ELSN ESS Official AAA Garage jeweler Tires - Gas - Oil - Wrecker 'A' Gift Shop - Watch Repairing PHONE ioo H' Ef1UmCl8W Wa5hln8f0n Enumclaw Washington Expert Kodak Finishing Bring your Photo Work for Quality - Price Prompt Service Gilmore Super Service Red Lion - Blue Green Lion Head Oil Tires, Batteries, Accessories Special Lubrication Henry Hackman Buckley Washington Fil i l i l It qi tl li i l 'I i l 1 li 'I i i El lil l l i 'i li l li 'T li li tl yi l l li yi l li El F3 i l li l l 'i ll li qi qi 'l i ti l l li qi l li El E 1, l Ii li li qi li Qi l Ii ti l i i l li i El . 'A l, I I I I I :I I I I I I I I 'I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I :I I I 'I I I I I I I I I I I I :I I I 'I 'I 'I :I I I I I I I I I 'I I EJ,AvA,A , .-.A.A ongtatufationi TO THE CLASS OF 7939 ' ON this Occasion we wish to express our gratitude for the Privilege of preparing the photographic work for the Mountaineer. We hope our cordial relationship with Buckley High School may continue in the future. Krug- fat? 762 Broadway Opposite the Winthrop TACOMA Featuring the DE LUXE HALOETTE the ideal school portrait. and best wishes I939 graduates s N31 Q. F' ' , W fi for success to the of Buckley Hrgh fy, I I 'fi Nm X : ' 'X f 1 x 2 + wr 51,1 gm? ,W 4, uf . , 2: 1 M Uv 413,325.1 'W Ylr, 2, fy! if 'WK '4 -ff' vii , ' iff' . V 1 Q 1' , ,. I X . 7 v I 1, 9 -QL , A- ,' V. 131 '51 , V4 A 4 fi , X if 32? wwf Q wg gi Qxiiwg f 92-9' rx 1 ' Xa a 4 ' sf vfz, ,Eff f if 44' 3 -.W JUHI13 F I1 EDJ! ,TJ T BUIIIPHIIY Printing - Litlwographing - Boolcbfnding 726 Pacific Ave. TACOMA BRoadway 2238 -k.----,,--,--A- K ' .smuilmluu L. - . 1 1 ,- , . ,... .v'm,' fmwwmmmt ' ,. up X. awk 1-Q 4+ , . My -iifif'