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

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MARGARET NEWELL English Enumrlaw GRACE NORTH Social Studies Enumfluw MARY PARTLON General Mathematics English Buckley IDA ROONEY English Buckley ED STRICHERZ Athletics Director Enumrlaw JOHN SYMONDS Foreign Languages journalism Enumrlaw MARTIN TEETER Agriculture Enumclaw ERNEST SMITH Agriculture Burkley ISABEL STEAD Commercial Subjects Enumclaw W. WARNER THOMAS History and Civics Enumrlaw REX WALDRON Art, Annual Advisor Enumrlaw GRACE WEINMANN English Buckley I2

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LAURA HAI-IN Librarian Enumcluu' GERALD HARDTKE General Mathematics junior High Athletics Enumrlau ANNA HAYES Home Economics fFoocIj Enhnlfldw AGNES HORN Home Economics QClothingJ Enunzflazw B' MM LESLIE JONES Industrial Arts Enumclaw ISABEI. KEIR FRED KRUEGER General Science, Math. junior High Athletics Enumflaw ALEX LITVINENKO Industrial Arts Buckley VIRGIE MCDANIEL Commercial Subjects Buckley CLYDE McGEE Industrial Arts, Printing Enumrlauf R. WILEY MELLISI-I Senior High Sciences Boys' Physical Education Buckley English and Social Studies Enumclauf' ll PEARL MILLER Home Economics Buckley

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Office Girls of Enumclaw Branch are, snapped in the office stand- ing left to right: Dorothy Lokovsek, Helen Hansen, Marilyn Ketchum, Jana Hart, Dody Carpenter and Dorla Duncan: UCKLEY Unsigned tardy slips and excuses greet Mrs. Baum- gardener each morning as a steady line of late students enter the office. For three years she has been handling the office affairs and training girls to assist her. The two girls under her supervision are Betty Franich and Eleanor Davis. They earned their position by their skill in typing and ability to work. Doris Laush, of Enuinclaw, was often seen answering the phone. Betty Franich of Buckley was snap- ped typing a report for Mr. Olene. NU CL Each period under the supervision of Miss Doris Laush and Miss Doris Chaussee, are two outstanding girls who do much of the work that is done in the office. Some of this work is typing, filing, taking attendance, answering the telephone, running the mimeograph and ditto machines. These twelve girls are carefully chosen for this position. Each girl is selected in the spring of their Junior year to train for this work. They work for about two weeks at the end of the school term and then take over in the fall. These girls played a big part in keeping the office running smoothly during the past school term. One of the many jobs Mrs. Baum- gardener of Buckley, did was to keep the accounting books. Doris Chaussee keeps tab on the number of students at Enumclaw. Standing left to right are: Betty Johnson, Rosemary Rogers, Dolores Bress, JoAnn Strickland and Jolene Evans of Enumclaw. I3