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

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SEATED Pay, i ferr f Zeima lain grght ,na Thi 5lN r any Ronny TXARAdvx5Qf as i l, Deakes Darlene Shane FIRST ROW, left to right: larred Paterson, Mike Hander, Palsy Parr, lessy , Mercedes Hubbard, Mary Lou Karpinchik, Richard Ranch, Howard Hendrickson SECOND ROW, left to right: Darlene Aldrich, loanne Stanton, Ioan Dernko, Shirley Dernko, Florence Phillips, Marilyn Renoldson, Zelma Iameson, loyce Parlari, Norma Allman THIRD ROW, left to right' Bill Kotilda, Alan Madden, David Clcgston, Bob Curnrnings, Alfred Ambuaen, Charles Kock, Bill Whitley, Sammy Sorenson, ' D k Craybeal, john Underwood, jerry Leman, Arnold Olson Bill Secor, Don Cimell, ic -I I1 a 1-'! I I lit YQ! 'lv . if xi 1, 1 . FIRST ROW, left to right: Loletta Craig, Margaret VanHoof, Doreen Timbey, Colleen McCracken, Audrey Cannon, Darlene Ranch, Betty lean Borell, Donna Leonard, Caroline Coforth SECOND ROW left to rights Elsie McGehee, Deloris Converse, Antonia Hlede, Alice Michaelson, Ina Theirnan, Inez Thelman, Lou Anne Taylor, Maureen Moore, loyce Hamilton, Ruth Hodder THIRD ROW, left to right Don Fraser, Don French, lim French, lim Hemmlnger Bob Logget, Soohus Sorenson, Edwin ichoonover Larry Renner, Richard Uren, Darrel McDonald, Paul Tutewiler, Darrel Furnish At the beginning of the school year in September l947, thirty-six girls and thirty-five boys enrolled as freshmen in the Buckley High School. We selected as our class officers, Patsy Parr, president, Larry Renner, vice-presidentg Zelma Jameson ' lass representative to the council. Mr. Sinko was secretary, and Ina Thieman, as c our class advisor. Quite a few of our boys turned out for various sports. Those turning out for basketball were Earl Jameson, Howard Hendrickson, Allan Madden, Jim and Don French, Bob Legget, and Arnold Olson. These same boys turned out for baseball with ' dt of Bob Cummings, Jim Hemminger the exception of Arnold Olson and the ad i ion Dick Craybeal, Mike Hander, and Charles Koch, KO lSl'lt,' M 9 On 6 ike Hander iT7NqNDlNCfUan,.ef:1a 'SX U

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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.

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