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

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I QEATED Hendrickstiliqfrglgqxlgtit geverl W ,, LEW BML DIN eb x55 - I. C, I ft 0 B is Nl 50W rsh. John 82,7050 right- wi HRHT ROW, left to right, Barbara Hendrickson, leannine McCracken, Carol Fox, lone Holman, Betty -Ann Peterson, Louise Steiner SECOND ROW, left to right: Nancy Shearer, Hazel Fosket, Lois Secor, L rd, Shirley Osterdahl, Laverne Basselli THIRD ROW, left Gerry Cawaith Virginia Dernko, Eleanor eona H bor Cordon DuGaIlo, Carl Bruzas, Vernon Whittecl, Ti: rlght Tannis Russel, Pat Hander, Harbelta ar , Richie Irish, Kern Graybeal FIRST ROW, left to right' lime Reed, loyce Borell, Barbara Rose, Beverly Weber, Alvera Tlitewiler Irene Stubbs, Betty Twitchell SECOND ROW, left to right: Doris Rlersall, Iuanita Tracy, Darlene Callihn, Norma MacDonald, Arlene Rhodes, Lora Allman, Katherine Dieringer, Eleanor Davis THIRD hn Bishop, Don McClothen, Merlin Eccles, ROW left to right' lerrv Dlnge Rex Kneeland, Bob Olene, lo Bill Koenig, Lee Callahan, Mike Wytko, Bill Bazzar, Walter Swift Starting out on the right foot, we, the Junior Class ot l948, have been through another successful year. Our Junior Class assembly was one of the best ever put on by any class. Another of our projects was the Junior Prom, in which we carried out the theme of an Old Dutch Garden and this also was very successful. ln our Class we have several popular sportsmen, honor society members, and G. A, A. girls. And with our President, John Bishop, our Vice President, Beverly Weber, and our Secretary, Barbara Hendrickson, we have all done our very best to make ours a good class. All ' t d last year in the Buckley High School. of us are looking forward to our nex an

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Semin dll Tom Argo wishes to leave his curly l?l hair to Donald McGlothen. Joanne Arsanto wills her fiery red hair to Betty Malone. Eugene Bumgardner would like to leave his old chev' to Earl Jameson but he thinks he had better take it with him. Joy Bogle bestows upon Walter Swift her ability to find an answer for everything. C George Clogston leaves his operatic voice to float through the halls of dear old B. H. S. Jim Collins will leave all the sleep he gets in second period study to Lora Allman. Harry Conner leaves all his love to anyone who wants it. Gwendolyn Derby won't leave anything to anybody. John Doherty bestows upon Fred Maris his famous speeches and jokes. Evelyn Franich will give her finished physics assignments to Betty Twitchell. Joanne Fotheringil said she would leave her sewing skill to Barbara Kohl. Clara Jo Fox leaves her fancy printing to Lawrence Bakkee. Leoda Gallion wills her cherry pie championship to Margie Winegar. Betty Hallett gives her smooth dancing steps to Joan Poch. Ed Harris leaves his talent for speeding to anyone who can get away with it. Arlo Hendrickson says he will have to leave his blande Sophomore but the boys better stay away from her. Marianne Holyan will give Miss Alford's friendship to Janis Gall for one year. Leslie Irons leaves his knack for housekeeping to Bugs Warner. Clifford Jones likes to leave his high school honors to anyone who can live up to them Bob Laffey will give his big smile to Coach Davis. Bud Maggs wills his bashfulness to Glen Nunnally. Anna Marie Mahlen leaves her curly hair to Eino Kuki. Loreen Martin leaves her father's jeep for her little sister to drive around in. Pat McAbee will take everything she's got with her. John Miller will give his ability for getting into trouble to Spud Callahan. Shirley Nielson will leave her fine yell leading to next year's yell queen. Janis Peoples leaves her nicknames to whoever gave them to her. Delorees Pete will give her blush to anyone who can control it. Wilma Piersall takes her love for Alaska with her because no one else could get it. Shirley Poch leaves her annual headaches to Juanita Tracy. Larry Reed wills his job at White Front to Bob Cummings. Louise Rinell leaves her gray matter to her sister who already had plenty. Virginia Rcdia will leave her dress form to next year's home ec. class. Mickey Romes refuses to leave Umatilla Hosh Kosh to anyone. Duane Rowe gives her love for horses to Barbara Rose. Bill Smith leaves a few cartoons to next year's Bucklonian staff. Donna Strand wills her haunting strains of laughter to the teachers. Maxine Tracy leaves her office job to next year's office girl. Wilma Vail leaves her old tardy slips to Tom Schmidt. Jeanne VanHoof will let the Bucklonian fall into the hands of some poor junior. Doris Yarnell leaves her typing speed to Bob Olene. John Whitemarsh already gave his senior ring to Zelma and he wants to keep everything else he has. Dave Whitmore will give his love for whistling to some lone wolf. Arlis Wolfe leaves her famous last name to Merlin Eccles who needs it badly. Dave Wytko leaves his sharp wise cracks to Richie Irish. Sonia Zderich will be glad to leave her shorthand skill to Doris Piersall. Zella Mae Cook willsa few inches of her height to Doreen Timbey.

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TLON J. xirfhlxrxi-lfrncwval A Jr ' NDI '-'do Leffe?CC,J:f'N'OC'l2Z1ffg fir r I l . .us fl FIRST ROW, left to right' Lorraine Radford, Margie Winegar, loan Poch Sharlex Haulet Betty Franifh Margaret MacDonald, Lynn Wesner SECOND ROW, left to right' Shirley Olson Sally Colvvill Virginia Kuranko, lda Gonzales, Ianis Gall, Beverly Rodia, Doris Louise Olene THIRD ROW Iett tn right' Glen Nunally, Kenny Whitemarsh, Harry Lamrrion Dave Warner, Chuck Hodder, Walter Smith, George Blanusa jOhn',Chihuly FIRST ROW, left to right: Fred Maris, Doris Bishop loanne Latter L R Holyan SECOND ROW, lett t , f a ue Bogle Donna Baker john o right' Joanne furnish Barbara K ll Sharon Peel Barbara M , oi, Betty Mahlone, Marita Dearx . , orse, Rose Ann Hlede THIRD ROW, left lo right' Fred Arsanto, Eino Kuki Wayne Meyers, lohn Stiener, Gary Chalberg, Gail Hendrickson, Don Nickolson, joe S Nels oorsic, Teddy on, lonn Wilcox Our Sophomore class this year had forty-six members and all have been active in the various school activities. Two boys from our class were very outstanding in sports: Chuck Hodder and George Blanusa, both being chosen for all conference. Also, we have ten members who belong to the honor society, The main class activity of the year was the Sophomore Hop which was given in November and had as its theme Turkey in the Straw and was a great success. The committees were chosen by our president Chuck Hodder, who was assisted by our vice-president Joan Latfey, secretary Gary Chalberg, and our representative Glen Nunnally, with the advice of Mr. Davis, our class advisor. I All in all we feel justly proud of our class.