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

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Under the direction of Miss Graber. the library staff has done fine work all through the year. They have kept the books and the whole library in fine order, and with the addition of many new books the girls were kept busy every day and should be given credit for a job well done. .ldluvzq Staff SEATED, left to right Clara lo Fox, lanis Peoples, Shirley Nielson, Miss Graber, Arlene Rhodes, Barbara Hendrickson, Shirley Olson iTANDlNCi, left to right, loanne Arsanto, Doris Piersall, Gerry Cavvaith, loy Bogie, Louise Rinell, Maxine Tracy, Duane Rowe FIRST ROW, left to right l-larry Russell, Cene Morris, Delbert lkilmer, Hector Gillis Donald Russell, Larry Bagnal, Billy Kotila 'JCOND ROW, left to right' Warren Swift, Leslie Baker, Chester Peterson, Stanley Conner, Bobbie Britscgi, Roger Rhodes, Pete Ander- son, Mickey Kosko, Carl Norman, Waxne Meyers THIRD ROW, left to right Mr Ninko advisor, Paul Tutewiler, Gene Morris, lunior llulver, Iirn trench Drk Craxheal, Fred Maris, Clyde Nelson, Larry Renner, Ken Cirnxlieal, Don lrench Arnold Olson, lerry lernan W One of the most important organi- zations in the school is the stage and projection crewg for without them we would have no movies or assem- blies. This year, under the direction of Mr. Owens, the boys did very fine work and the students really appreci- ate what they have done. WW The schoolboy patrol does much to promote the safety of the students at school crossings and in enforcing the safety rules and regulations on the school buses and on school property. Se4aol gay 774nal FlRST ROW, left to right, lim Hemrninger, Richie Irish, Bot Olene, Fred Maris, Cordon Dugallo, Ken Grayheal, l-larry Lamnvon, Ted Nelson SECOND ROW, left to right Call Hendrickson, lawrence Bakkee, Chuck Hodder, Don lvlcGlothen, Mike Wytko

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With Loreen Martin as president and with the help of a good cabinet, the Girls' Club this year proved to be very active. They rewrote the Girls' Club Constitution, making new amendments and doing away with some of the old onesg gave a tolo dance which was very successful, and as in previous years, the junior girls gave their annual mother- daughter banquet in honor of the senior girls and their mothers, Like last year the Girls' Club was under the leadership of Miss Alford and Miss Miller who really helped to make our club successful in all our undertakings. I ' I llllfi ROW, lctt to right lima-ine Arsanto Darlene Ciallion, Lcreen 6 Mfirtrii, lanrs Gall SFCOND ROW, left to right Miss Miller, Maxine lrtitx lnnis Peoples, Norma MacDonald, Margaret MacDonald, Marianne l-lolvan, Miss Alford Another newly organized group this year, is the honor court whose purpose was to further good sportsmanship around school. Their first accomplishment was forbidding the students to wear school letters or stripes that they hadn't earned. This group was under the leadership of Miss Alford and Miss Miller, and its members were chosen from the leaders of the different clubs and activities in school. Wana NEATED, left to right Iohn Miller Harry Conner, ION' Holvan HTANDING, left to right Leslie lrons, Clifford jones, Tom Argo 28 SEATED, lefl to right Loreen Martin Katherine Dreringer Arlene Rhodes, Harry Conner, lanis Peoples, Ina Tliiernan, Donna Baker, Qlirrlev Nielson STANDING, left to right Miss Miller, Dave Wxtlir john Bishop, john Miller, Vom Argo Chrick l-loililer, Bob Laffex Miss Alford This year the boys organized a club which was called the Lettermen's Club. Only the boys who earned and owned a letter could join. They elected officers with Harry Conner winning presidency for the Lettermen's Club and John Miller was voted president of Boys' lub. gaga' Mem

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SEATED. lett to right Call Hendrickson, Dave Wvtko Bob Olene, Cordon Diigallo Margaret Marllcinalrl 'inn Wrisnor Manta limi' Bcttx Franich STANDING, left to right l-larry Larnmon, Cary Chatberg, Teddv Nelson, Anna Marie Mahlr-n Doris Olr-iw l.irr Pwr: Don McClothen Lawrence Bakke. Merlin Eccles Edwin Cdodcll Barbara Morse Dave Whitmore fliarlm lcnaifl WOW This is the first time in many years that a hobby club has been organized in the high school. Under the direction of Mr. Owens, the Eager Beavers, as the senior high hobby club is called, meet during activity period once a week and discuss hobbies and have little pro- grams. Cordon Dugallo was elected president and Bobby Olene is our vice president. Because this was a new organization we didri't do very much but we hope the hobby club will carry through this year and in the years to come. The Junior High Hobby Club. which is another new organization, has been very active this year, Under the direction of Mr, Owens. the members had a good time at all the meet- ings and all the times that they got together. At some of their meetings they had little pro- grams, and in April they had an exhibit of some of the most outstanding hobbies which were all very good. The Junior High Hobby Club is a very active group and we hope it will continue to keep up the good work. llli l ROM li-tl tit iivlit Vvillnril li'wiii.irrl Vviwli-, llniiim liar. Riiiilwrp Allnfi lvlzilflrin l'rilr' frliirm 'vx,i.'iif M.i,'ili-, M iv, liiulii ktvrmil l'titi -- iii li Cxblll l-COXA Viryiiiiifi litivtkit XX iilrm Htiwlvrilni, 1-'lin Unrlvrvvoiiil Nflfirilxii Nlrriw M li' lliinrlwr Rtixxvini Mirliii l? rlmifl R.i'i.li Hit li.ii l mir' liiilii' lv'l.iris lliviil k lim-,tiiii lllll4D ROW Nincx Bishop Alf- jattrie, Marx lmrinin than llwrvwrn.n.1ir M,iri.ii.-X liviiv- 4.11-iliiii Qiiitiiflw liiiiil Hiiltbclrrl llntinni Olson lnirws lbrilfi H'ttv Qtinlfilcw Drum Vvfevir-r Altrtil !X'nlv,i.wn iOllRlll lfllilfi wil- l kirli-'ii' lliailiis lxiirli, lliercsfi Utilivttx, lnrrx Bagnall lerrx lunian Arniilcl Olson Bert Lmiiii-iw ll.irr'. A-clsrii'