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

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GERTRUDE SONNTAG CAROL CAVERLEY VERNES HANBERG ADA MORIARTY BARBRA WILSON JOAN CARDEN JEAN TUTTLE SHIRLEY MEAD MARGARET MCDANIEL MARLENE MONTGOMERY BARBARA WALQZAK NUCLW Girls' Letter Club members are to turnout one night each week for the activity in which she is participating. liach major sport, such as volleyball, baseball, and basketball, is one point toward their four point goal they must attain to earn their letter and chevron. The minor sports are ping' pong, shuffleboartl, bowling, skiing, rollerskating and bad- minton, worth one-half point each. TWO YEAR LETTER WINNERS OF G.L.C. . Seniors, Juniors and Sophomores are found turning out in the girls gyni for one hour on Tuesday and Thursday of each week. All girls, including the officers must turnout to receive their letters. Girls that are active members are allowed to go to the playtlays sponsored by other schools. Miss lsearl, G.L.C'. advisor, was responsible for the success of the VVhitc River playday held at l:lnumelaw. ONE YEAR LETTER WINNERS AT ENUMCLAW: Fifi! Row: Alice Ghiglione, Connie Colvin, Betty Malgarini, Joyce Montgomery, Norma Wilson, Wilma Schipper, Jan Barkley and Monnie Tougaw. Second Row: A , Cynthia Stanton, Dorothy Lokovsek, Barbara Hansen, Pat Mosier, Bar- Offlcem vf G-L-C4 fmm left W flflhfi bara Schwenn, Jean Lockridge, Jan Matson, and Janet Lou McKinnon. 5-f'f em'J'f lan Bafklwl P eW?V'7ff CZTFOIYH Pafefwn' Thin, Rfuw Manager, Ellen Bruhng Ad1'I.l'07', Miss Betty Fearlg I ' Vice P7'EJ'id6l'll, Joann Griffelg and Manager, Doro- Eilcen Pittenger, Susan Dodd, Midge Potvin, Joyce Deardon, Janet Wfarreti, Phyllis Holmes, Kathy Hearn, and Barbara McDaniels. thy Lokovsek' .... A A if A by A t

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Shown working on an assignment were the fol- lowing librarians: Pat Penny, Joy Tolliver, Vir- ginia Toman, Irene Hash, Darlene Furman, Betty Maks, Joanne Atemboski. Miss Hallock, school nurse, reading over the daily reports. fliwviea dh ENUMCLAW One of the most cheerful, neat and quiet rooms in the school was the library. Although it seemed to be small it was one of the most outstanding in the League. The student librarians, a diligent group of girls, were under the direction of Mrs. Laura Hahn. Among their various duties were such things as aiding the students in selecting their material and checking out books. The efficiency with which they accomplished these duties showed their resourcefulness and ingenuity. There were two assistant librarians on duty six periods a day. They were there io help the students whenever help was needed and have done an excellent job of keeping the library neat and orderly. To Mrs. Hahn and theiassist- ant librarians we say, keep up the grand work. BUCKLEY I want a good book to read! I need information for my report! Mrs. Rooney and the librarians at Buck- ley came to the aid of many students who needed help. During the year they were checking books in and out, filing cards, making out overdue and fine slips, mending books, and keeping the books and magazines in order, and collecting fines. Juanita Bock, Elaine Borell, Charlene Donati, Earline Reamy. Shirley Olsson, Leola Carlen, Ed-wina Dennis, and Delores Renner are the eightstudent helpers. All have done a great deal to keep the library and books in good condition during the year. Assembled in the nurses' office for in- struction were: Barbara Wzilczak, Bette Malgarini, Marjorie Potvin. Learning the fundamentals of nursing were: Diane Potvin, Barbara Schween, Dolores Thompson. BuCkley's librarians checked over the records of the latest books, Firrz ww: Carleen Reamy, Charlene Donate, Juanita Bock. Second row: Delores Renner, Shirley Olsson, Leola Carlsen, Mrs. Rooney. Helping the students find information, are: Irene Kowalski, Josephine Kow- alski. Miss Hahn, Cynthia Stanton, Dolores Pausheck, Donna Sager, Vonda Stan- hope, and Edith Mueller.

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i Left to right: Fi:-.vz Raw: Darlene Shane, Loletta Craig, Margaret Van Hoof, Marilyn Bench, Janis Gall, Patsy McCasland, Doreen Temby, Nancy Swift, Roberta Bock, Mary Godwin, Meriallis Jones, Juanita Bock, Ruth Ann Kepka, Rowena Martin, Carol Hubbard. Sefozza' Row: Beverly Rodia, Judy James, Janet Hannus, Janice Nielson, Norma Allman, Joyce Hamilton, Audrey Cannon, Pauline McCasland, Elsie McGehee, Ida Gonzales, Joyce Parlari, Unona Olson. Leola Carlen. LaRue Bottle, Joan Poch, Virginia Porter. Tfviml Rnir: Miss Alford. Ann Fraley. Barbara Rinell, Pearl Collins, llarline Reamy. Betty Frnnich, Gail Hreha. JoAnne Emerson. Alife Nichac-lson, Rose Wt'i1tl1c-rixzix, Connie McCracken. Nancy Bishop, Bette Jeanne Borell, Delores Kenner. Barbara Hreha. BUCKLEY G. A. A. The Girls Athletic Association directed by Miss Alford, has been filled with activities for the past school year. VVith the election of Janis Gall as President, Pat Mellasland as Vice-President, and liarlien Reamy as Secretary the prograin developed with enthusiasm. These members were appointed by the President to manage the various sports: Janet Hannus, volleyballg Pauline McCasland. basketball, Ida Gonzales. and Joan Pooh, baseballg LaRue Bogle, tumblingg Beverly Rodia, tennisg and Betty Franieh, vollev-tennis. w .Other aetivitiesiof the G. A, A. included a pep assembly, and attending playdays at different schools which in- eluded relays and si miscellaneous playday at Puyallupg volleyball at Clover Parkg basketball at lfiIlUl11Cl21NV. G. A. A. officers at Buckley are: Earlint Managers of various sports at Buckley are left to right: Beverly Rodin, Reamy, Secretary-Treasurer, Jan Gall, President. Jan Gall, Joan Poch, Pat McCasland, Janet Hannus, Earline Reainy, Betty and Patsy McCasland, Vice President. lfranich, and Pauline McCasland. 25