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

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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

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,T 'midiia lf' v arxlex 0 , . vfladdeoxaeax' le -YQ I ,NB VN Qtaxl giggxz Wifi.. taff YA AZ KO ' -if ROXN,Ylgf,il?leli Miss LARSON Ad ' eo? 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.

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, 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