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

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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

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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

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