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

Page 30 text:

The camera caught Allan Madden, Jim French, Walt Smith, and Fred Arsanto, Lettermen's Club officers of B. H. S., loafing between classes. Buckley's Lettermen's Club seated for a T'Kopechuck pic- ture are left to right: Fifi! Row: George Blanusa, Fred Arsanro, Pete Zderich, Fred Maris, Ted Nelson, jim French, and Don Nicholson. Second Row: left to right-Don French, Chuck Hodder, Don Romberg, Charles Koch, Allan Madden, john Holyan, and Arnold Olsson. VVorking in unison to put the consolidated schools closer together, the Lcttermans Club has been combining their efforts to turn out a strong team. As a method of raising money to help support the Club, the boys sold pencils with game schedules embossed in maroon and gold. The Club, led by Fred Arsanto, organized the paddle-crew which kept wandering students off the field during the game. The Enumclaw L.CttCl'Il1i11l,S Club was organized for award winners in the various sports. The Club was led by Dick Groff and the other elected officers were Jack Henry and Dick LaFromboise. As a money-raising project, the club members sold food to the spec- tators at the games. They also sold pencils to the students at school with the game schedules printed on them. The Enumclaw Lettermen's Club who got together for the annual picture are left to right: First Row: Val Kranick, Dick McGee, john Mariotti, Bill Mueller, jim Symonds, Dave Manson, Dick Groff. Second Row: jack Henry, Don Barber, Don Kruse, Fredrick Kranick, Fred Kranick, Martin Wynalda, Keith Odell, jim Ford. Third Row: jack Furnish, Fred West, Gary Sambila, Charlie Mitchell, Richard York, Mahlen Lilly, Dick Lafromboise, Dick Lafromboise, Dick Groff, jack Henry, Enumclaw officers Jafk Boeref Dave Han- Bill Aden' of the Lettermen's Club, were discussing the next week's game when the photographer came around. Q6

Page 29 text:

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

Page 31 text:

Ivar Johnson, Frank Osborn, jim Erickson, Dick Groff, and Walt Bruhn, received instructions from Mr. Gerald Campbell, the Stage Crew Advisor. I Lefl 10 Right: Fifi! Row: Dick Groff, Dave Manson, Leon Hobbs, F. Kra- nick, jack Furnish, F. Kranick, Tom Murkowski, Richard Skagen, Niles Thim, Semnd Row: Roger Sullivan, jack Boere, john Mariotti, Val Kranick, Keith Odell, Bob Keeley, Don Kruse. Third Rauf: Martin Holdener, Bob Dancoisne, Dick McGee, Walt Bruhn, Fred West, Bob Estby, Gary Sambilla, and Mr. Ames. 27 Darrell Sahm, Deane Madden, Dick Graybeal, Larry Renner, Fred Maris, Bill Secor, Tommy Osborn, Ted Nelson, Wayne Mayhle, and Glen Osterdahl gathered aiiound backstage during a performance of the All-School PHY' Stage Crew-Buckley The play is over! The audience is applaudingl The performance was a success! Behind the scenes actors, directors, and prompters breathe sighs of relief. Amid the confusion, boys are carrying ladders, moving furniture and putting equipment away. The Stage Crew is again on the 'obl I Composed of twenty-five members, and under the supervision of Mr. Wiley Mellish and Fred Maris, the crew has been behind many performances. During the football season they were responsible for the public address system and the announcing of the games, When dance rime came around they saw that the gym was properly lighted and fixed for sound. Another assemblyland another job! The stage was set-up for pep assemblies, school plays, national assemblies and various entertainment that was held in the auditorium. Another job was keeping the properties clean and main- tained. To earn a letter for stage and projection work, the requirements are to be a member for at least two years and spend forty hours of work outside school hours. 1 , , WHY