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

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Vire Preridenl, Kathleen Hearn Prem! e ' i 1 x Vlfdf J it V . Trea1'u1'er, Marilyn Holrbef' I I I Secrelury, Nadine Dodge lf ' ' x J x E N U M C L A W . I y ' Y X .X J ffl' A ' Bustlinglxivitll pep and vigor the FHA started their school year early by it Jairltimg the fables and benches in the cafeteria before the school year opened - X I ast Septamber. ' ' In orller toiiiak-e plans for the year four girls were sent to the regional v conference fOlLNOYfgllW'CHtCPH VVashington held at Everett, VVashington. The ftelegtates came back full of many ideas to make this a very active year. ., ,A week before Christmas a combined banquet and party was put on for l f thef 'teachers. Delicious turkey was served along with all the trimmings. 1 X lg iertrude Sonnta 1' acted as Santa Claus at the exchan rin r of 'ifts. 4? 'J I 5- 5- 2'-Q tl Additional banquets that the FHA prepared and served included the , I College of Puget Sound show troupe and the 'FFA Father and Son Banquet. livery third Vtlednesday a meeting was held after schooyl at which the - ' defrrees of achievement that caln he earned 'bv the members 'were ex Jlained. u , J to h , . 1 9 U' ' ff These covered the Junior Homemaker, Chapter Homemaker and btate Home- ' I V' ,ff maker and National Homemaker. The point system which was worked out v vv v,rVA nlyv A ' ,t gym. Assisting with alteration on joan's pattern are: Barbara Walzack, janet Matson, janice Barkley. Serond Row: Virginia Toman. Dorothy Lokovsek, 'Ioan Carden, Monzelle Tougaw, and jackie Ellingson. FHA members are I J. Barkley P. Benedetti M. Bissig P. Carlson C. Colvin J. Dearden J. Ellimzson A. Ghiglione K. Hearn J. Hickenbottom S. Jorgensen J. Lochridge D. Lokovsek B. Malgarini - 28 a by Barbara Xvalzaek was put into effect requiring each member to earn a ' designated number of points in order to remain an active member. Early in April a State FHA Conference was held at Vvashington State College located at Pullman. VVashington. Five delegates including Carden, Shirley Mead, Dorothy Lokovsek, .lanice Barkley and Becky represented Enumclaw at this convention. The girls conducted a workshop explaining the degrees of achievement. hlrs. Hayes, advisor. accompanied the delegates on their trip. The girls enjoyed a slumber party held in Bohler Matson Mohn Mosier C. Nelson Pausheck Pittenger Rogers Sager W. Schipper Schlosser Toman Tougaw Van Hoof Whitehuse Willis Holmes Warren J. Montgomery B. McDaniels L. Boitario J. Griffel M. Halleck P. Malatesta S. Mead M. Montgomery D. Noblett E. Olson M. Potvin B. Schwenn B. Walczak N. Dodge G. Sonntag J. Atemboski D. Thompson J oan Tyler Strickland Duncan Carden Board Hash Hoffman Lane Laru Holm Mahlen 0'Neil Osborn Rogers Stanhope Derby Sonntapz Tyler Atemboski

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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

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Third and fourth year F. F. A. members are, left'to right, R. Myers, S. Van Wieringen, C. Pauschek, V. Krainick, A. Babcock, T. ' Mattioda, M. Scott, R. Dukowitz, F. Stolz, W. Osborn, J. Craig, M. Holdener, and D. Moergeli. ,J if . V 'Q ff' QM ' Q A FA . Q 04 'j if -1 X 4 A? I,-,' '47, fl 'L I ? 'l J' J' r .53 xx - . f' ' .M . ' ,fe 'ii Vp 'Z eng i. v my 09' Q an Eli Officers of the F. F. A. are shown, left to right, Mr. Teeter, Advisor, F. Krainick, M. Holdener, M. Scott, V. Krainick, F. Stolz, and F. Krainick. 7?-r 4, - , First year F. F. A. members were, left to right, first row: F. Coco, D. Wilcox, R. Kravagna, G. Pedersen, R. Woodward, R Harleman, M. Brons, H. Malatesta, S. Bress, G. Hammer, R. Mont- gomery, M. Covey, and G. Fletcher. Second row: F. Wetzel, L. Moen, R. Swain, j. Craig, H. Rowe F. Krainick, D. Schwenn, J. Stovener, R. Thim, F. Zimmer, F. Krai nick, D. Fell, R. Skagen, P. Harleman, B. Estby, K. McKinley, D Beech, E. johnson, R. Scott, j. Stroup, R. Stolz.