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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1951 volume:

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NXT .1111 .11511 PI'11L1L1 111 p11-51-111 11115 1111111111111 .15 .1 pc-1'111.1111'111 11'51111111111.11 141 1111' 1'f111r15 111' 11Ll1A 51.11-118 111111 .lk1V1S111i. P1411L' yC'.1I' 111511-il w.15 11v1'11 .15 11 y1'.11 1'lC11 111 t'XPl'1'IL11Ll', .l11VL'11lL1l'l'. .1111l 11'1L'111l1l'y. 1111-5c we 11.lVL' 11551'111111c11 111 gum' .1 L1L'.11 P1L'lL11t' 111 your XK11l1Q .1111l p1.1y ..., '1'H1i YISAR 19511-51 1151 SCQHOOIJ 1D11KC1'1'I1Y 1.1114c1v51a14 K' N- 11111.12 1'A111.AR1 Page 10 CUYEJJIU11 WGN 5Jrr' L .f K if is X Ad ulruilmistnvelmiiom Bmw! and Adminifmzlion Pager 12- 1 5 0 tatccrutllty Taught, Trained, Encouraged tlht-3 Spirit ll' Youth att Members of the White River Board of Directors discussing the latest reports on the school budget were Andrew Hansen, Enumclawg Ralph Himthorne, Enumcluwg Prc-sitlt-nt W1lI1.iit1 Schwab, Buckleyg james Stanton, Enumclawg Arthur Kltinke, Buckley. THOMAS j. DAVIS Superinlendent White River School District H. N, PHILLIPS Buiineo Manager White River School District DON H. BUNT Principal Enutnclaw Branch VU, R. jr.-Sr. High School sa- N9 if WY- . Page 12 W. MELVIN OLENE Principal Buckley Branch R. jr.-Sr. High School in.. A FLEETWOUD WARREN AMI. Principal Enumclaw Branch W. R. jr.-Sr. High School DORIS ADEN MAXINE ALFORD WILLIAM AMES Eflllfllffdfl' Buclbley Enumrlau' ROSS BENN ETT E11 u ru ffdll' DUN BREXWER Bllfklty-I DENNIS BERNARD Buckley RUTH S. BROWN Enuflzrlau' THOMAS BLOOM Enumrlau' VIOLET CASS Enumflau' I 9 cs! LELAND ASHIM Enlzfzlrluu' GERALD BALI. Enumrluu' INIARY BAUINIGARDNER Buclflejp FRANCIS BAKKE Blfcilsjm ALBERT BODGAN Enurzzrluu' GERALD CAMPBELL EIIIHIICZIIII' ROBERT BOEI-I LKE Bnfklej BOB CAMPBELL Emmzrluu' 4--1 , , fa' wb' -Q-v I .2 Page 13 .v-x BETTY FEARL THELMA FREEMAN Enumclaw JOHN COLLINS Buckley LAURA L. HAHN Enumclaw AGNES HORN Enumclaw ISABEL KEIR Enunzrlauy' ALEX LITVINENKO Buckley S. CLYDE MCGEE Enumrluu' Emmzvlau' GRACE ELLIOTT Enumrldu' ANNA HAYES Emxmrlau' LESLIE JONES Enumclau' FRED KRUEGER Efilllllffalll' VIRGIE MCDANIEI. Barkley . WILEY MELLISI-I Burbley Page 14 EDNA FREDERICK ljrzumflau' MARGARET NEWIiI.I. Efllllllffdll' GRACE NORTH lfllllfllffdll' DORIS SWAIN Elllllllffdll' MARY PARTLON lim'lPIm THUINIAS ROSS BIILURIUI JOHN SARGENT Hinkley RALPH SILL Erzunzfluu' ISABEI. STEAD Er11n111'I,1zz' XV. WARNER THOMAS EIIIHII 51.1 u' JOHN SYMONDS EIIIHIIIIJII' lf I.IfI.A POSTLIQR EIIIHIlL'!d1l' IDA ROONEY Bl1l'blt'j MAR-IORIIZ SARGENT BIIIURIHJ IERNIE SMITH ffnunfrhlu' FD STR ICH ISRZ Em: r11rl.m' RIfX XVALDRON Enumrlaw MARTIN TEETER Eflllfllffdu' Page 1 5 'B Q0 si N Y Oli Page 1 6 1 R I Q , A IALJL IH 70 l ya I 71 2 Zh 22 dw JG' +0 G .lfir r' Nu il-fa ,fy y, ,MQ 0' 554' I 'W I Fw .A Q ' rr 2' 'Ha-rn, ' sv.. f X Q Loolxing for it-ft-retire work for the sports pugcs NCGQQ, liill lNlueller, .ind XV.rlly Reeves. Gordon Mulidore und Don FJIAILIIH were seen in the d.irl4 room finishing some negatives. Helping the Senior editor trim pictures were Dorothy Mdlilcn, B.rrb.rr.1 Silvestri, editor Connie Colvin, Gary Barltus and K.uhy Hearn. Mr. Wtzldrori, ad- viser, and Dorothy Lokovselc. editor. discussed the dead- line date, April 20. ANNVAI. STAFF Iiuzmzrltm' Dorothy l.ol-wvsely, CQOflfDl'l'ORS Dorothy Malilen ASST. liDl'l4ORS Kathy Hearn , FlfA'lAl'Rli liDl'l'OR Dick McGee ,, WBOYS' SPORTS 'loyce Montgomery GlRl.S' SPORTS, Connie Colvin , SENIOR liDl'l'ORS Durroll 'l'lion1.1s .IUNIOR liDl'l'ORS BLll'l7LlI'il Silvestri SOPH. liDl'l'l DRS bloyre Montgomery FRliSHlNllfN lfD. Illllilifll vloyce l'.rrl.lrr l.ynn Anderson Arnold Olsson l'.u lxlL'cl.1Sl.ll!tl Audrey Cunnon Clmtlerie Don.rti Shirley llorsnmn S.uidr.1 Yorsko were Dick D.rrroll ,l4ll0llLlS, -loin Hiclienbortotn, .lU.lIlIlC Sclilosser and JoAnn Vinkoslcie tliecked to see it .ill the names were Correrrly spelled for the junior C.l.iss. hltutn Hickenlwotroin Htli GRADE lfD. Wfrllly Reeves . ,-lll GRADE liD. -llbllllllt Vinltoslci AR'l lNll'SlCQ ' Don lilrllglm l'HOTOGRAPlfRS Gordon lNlnlidore ,loan Hicltcnlwottom l:ACil'lfl4Y ISD. rloanne SLRlllOS5L'l' l.D. Silllxlfd Yulslio . Sdllklfxl Yotslxo Lynn Anderson !li.rrlt'ne Don.1ti vloyte l,.lIl.lll jean Lochridge , TYPISTS , Put MCCl.1sl.rnd Put Mosier , Audrey Cfruinon Dzlrroll 'l4l10m.lS BUSlNlfSS MGRS. ,, Alex Zalffee lhrge 18 I - miimuiall Sfftatllxilf Cjlliiose Scclhooll lluiillle illoir' 9 il Vllqllliopecclliuuic The pliotogmpliei-s. lion l :u'nuin :tntl Gortlon Mzilitlore. :intl the stuff, have worked for un out- stiuitling yenrliook pit-toriiilly. The trend in ntotlcrn yuurlioolts is to lmve :ts niziny orgzmizutions as pos- silmle pit-tiirt-tl. The :innu:il class :it l'lnuinclziw plunnetl the layout for t-:teh page and posed catch pliotog.g'i':ipll to fit the layout. Since tht- yeurlmoolt was tht- only lJCl'lllLlllCllt 1't't'ortl of tlie seliool yt-:ir :i p:i1'tit'nl:11' interest wus mzulte in seeing that t-:it-li person was lJll0t0g'l'i1llllCkl :it It-:ist once. A cross section of school life from studies to rt-l:1x:ition was sliown in the View Section at the front of the liook to pt-rsonify :1 typical day at NVRHS. ln lu-epiiig with totl:1y's informal living, the lmoolt luis :in inforinzil :itniosplit-re to ninke for easy remling. I 'Audrey Cannon and Alex Zaffec returned to school after soliciting ads. Approvingly watching the photographer take pictures were Joyce Parlari, Buckley editor, and Mr. Bernard, adviser. U -Sandra Yotsko and Shirley Horsinan wracked their brains writing suitahle Captions for the annual. Searching for an annual page layout, Joyce Mont- bcheduling pictures for the week ware lynn Anderson Chirlenc Don iti gomery and jean Lochridge thumbed through yearbooks and Bill Secor of other schools. 0 With Fred West as President the Senior High Buys' Club pre- sented their annual Dads' Night. 'fl al' sity room. Arnie Olsson, Buckley S B0y's Club President had his picture taken on the way to the var- 0ys9 aunt Gimls9 Cjlluillins Better Qiiiifiizteims T 'llilking uvei' wld times were Ray Sttirin, Al Ani- b.iuen, fliirl Antlersim tuitl Dzivitl Clnwttm, F Don Rmnherg. Allen lNliidden, and litl XX'ilsnn tliscuss- etl funtballl turnout in the lmll ilflei' stlurnl. These buys tniupletetl Hnyk Club Cabinet. Discussing Dz1tlm ' Night .ire Gene l5.ilint, -luck Henry. Mel Flllllilllilll, Dtuiell Furnish. l.ni'en Ftutnltliii, Hub P.u'ltinS .intl Ftetl XX'est. Mel Flinltmrm. Hub l,All'lilllN, l.iu'eu Frauikliu, lD.ui'ell liuruisli, Gene Billint Allltl Don Filflhllll enynyetl eultes while wiuting ini the boxing match to begin. Page 20 Stiirovtc ilio Kcitbtaxaittfte or tr tit: ll?lLl1tlLllH C guqfvwwfd Margaret Van Hoof and Gail Hrelm lust finished putting up a poster annotitieing the Decemlwer Girl of the Month. served as Hutlcley's Girls' Club Presi- dent for the year 1950-Sl. linuinclaw Girls' Lluh Presi- tx dent, Marilyn Holmes, smiled 'X approvingly at the results of the W Mother-Daughter Banquet . l Norma Allman .fi fa lf! f. Joyce Deartlen and Marlys Mohn were two of the many girls who took care of the Girls' Club Room. Page 2 l At Enumclaw the following were members of the Cabinet: Fifi! Rout janet Wfarren. Margaret Stolwlws, livelyn Kyle, june Santler, Clirystine lingeset. und President. Marilyn Holmes. Sewnd Rate: Beryl Duncan, Virginia Toman, Vondii Stanhope, janet Matson, and Phyllis Holmes. Members of Buckleys Girls' Cabinet weie Ifivil Rfmw Ruth Hodder, Ina Thieman, Pearl Collins. Mrs, Alford, .loan Demlto, Inez Thieman, jan Nielson. Sefund Run: janet Raneli, Pat Mc- Casland, june Parlari, Barbara Rinell, joyte Parlari, jackie Maris. NQEMETTOIFIMEL ll OlUlCUD1I 4ECIll SCClll1CUJlli1llI S lI CUJlUlp Xlpcfllllllifllflliflll rograim Iinumcluw Torch Officcrs tliscussing tht- .lllllllkll Torch Trip wcrct B.ll'lW.ll'.l H.tnsc'n. Prcsiclc-tit, -llhlll Mocrgt-li. Vicc--Prcsiclc-nt, Beryl Dunc.in. Scci'ct.iry- Tre.isui'cr. jim Doltc. Sccrcutryg l?l.tinc liorcll. Vice-Picsiclsntg .incl All.in Matlclcn. Piwsiclciitg Buckley Torch Officers. cnjoyctl thc' sunshinc. Scnioi' C,l.iss Torch incinhcrs .it Buclxlcy NN'L'fC'1 Iiiiil Ruiz: Dzirlc-nc Shane. Alicc Miclniclson, ln.i Tliicrinuii. Alo.in Dcmlco. lncz Thicmnn. .incl Durlcnc Ranch. Stmrid Run: Slnilcv Dt-mko. Bcttc- liorc-ll, Ioycc Ptirlitii. Norma Allman. Allan M.itlclcn. tintl l..1i'ry Rc-nnt-ix P Page 22 P. Senior class Torch mt-mhcrs git lfnumcl.iw wc-rc: Fifi! Run: Alttnct I.ou McKinnon. Monnic- 'I'ougiiw. jim B.irlclcy. Cynrhi.i St.inton. Ditrrrll Furnish. Contain Colvin. B.irh.ira Hansun. .lim G.tlim.inis. iintl vlim Symontls. Sci'rn1dRou'1 jerry Gccrtscn, -Liner Vltiric-ii. Dona Robison. Gunn B.ilint. Marilyn Holmc-s, .intl Dorothy I.okovsclt. lNIcnihcrs of the Torch Honor Society wcrc: JKNIORS: D. Bnltcr. B. Duncan, F, Duncan, M. Flinkm.1n. j..G.1rtl. D. Gooclnlc, C. H.1nscn, G. Holm. P. Holmcs. If. Kyle. B. l..1nc. D. lWT3llllCl'l. Mocrgcli, B. Moon, D. Pedersen, S. Smoke, V. Stan- hopc, N. Thim. l.. Antlcrson, D. Hrcwcr, D, Mnclclcn, I.. Banks. F. Borc-ll, C. Donati, If. Rcaimy, D. Rcnncr. B. Rinc-ll. N. Swift. SOPHOMORIZS H. Ci.llllT'lAll1IS, W. Holm, D. Luncl- strom. G. Mitliclorc. l. McDonald. D. Merritt. M. Olhcrg. I., Quzllly, rl. Stinclcr. H. Silvcstri. bl. Tuttle, J. XVailcz.il-1. I.. Bttgniill. A. Craig, Dolce, H. Gillis. A. Maris. H. Reynolds. bl. Brcwcr. S. Horsmtin, -l james. R. Storm, W. Rainey. FRESHMITN--C. Bt-L-1'tnai1. M. Ciirclcn, S. Carlson M. Caspar. D. Kclly. vl. Knight, M. Milliken. B Parkcnson. R, Pt-tlrini. l.. Perry, P, Sttmton. mwtll of Gctiwtivfivctiall Sllwwgtl es'u1ll'ls coll, Stzlwtil piirttiili. llljl Q Qfllllnlill CUilI'llS Qfillfllflll lll1Hl'pCUJSC Hill liillllllllillfllg llu- lioitrtl ol lonlrol eonsisletl of ilu t'l:tss pri-sitlettls. elnlw piwsitlettls, :tntl tlu' S. li. .X. ol'fieet's with ilu' pritteipals, Mr. llnnl :tiul Nlr. c,l1'llt', :tefitig ittlvisors. on llu-ir slionltlt-rs rt-stetl tlu- tliffienlties of lnisy seliool life. Sonu' of ilu' regular linsint-ss for tliscnssion wus: ilu- pureltztse of :in ice t't'e:xtn innellitu- for ilu' eufelerizt :il l'illllIllClIlXY. whit-It tlu- llonrtl of Control th-1-itll-tl lo lilly: tennis letters :intl stripesg cleeitlilig wlntl class or 0l'g'1llllZi1tlUIl llaul lN'l'llllNNlUll to sell eonfeelions :tt gznnes. :nul tleleriiiiiiitig notniinilions for next ymtrls S. li. .X. offit't't's. ln tlu- past years. tlu- speakers :xt the gi':uln:tlion t-xetwises were tlu' five stu- ll1'lll5llZlYlllg'llIl'lllQllt'5l -eliolustic rating. liisliguletl lliis ye-:ir was :t new plain lmv- ing llu- Y:tletlietori:ni :intl S:tlnl:xlot'i:tti as stu-:ilu-iw willi llu- l':tenlly :intl senior class t-leeling :t slit-:tkt't'. 'l'liis yt-:tr llu' Sllllll'Ill Cioverntnent ale- vitlt-tl llt:tl t-:tell elztss :intl orgztttizitlifmtl Wt'l't' lo pn-settl :i pep skit lrefore ilu' sltulvnl liotly. 'l'lu-5' were litiilggetl on orig- inality. pep or -.pirit erm-:tletl. :nul appro- lmritilviu-ss. ,..-.-, l2nuincI.iw and Buckley S, li. A. officers were seen during an important tliscussion in Mr. Hunts office: -lo.m Demko. lim Gttrtl. Dick York. -lim G.ilim.inis. janet W.trrei1. Lynn Anderson. L.irry Reimer. Fred West gave ice cream cones during .activity period to other lfnumcliiw B. of C. members. Sandra Carlson. Don Blakely, Harold Hickenbottom, jackie Ellingson. and Connie Colvin. Buckley S. B. A. Officers. Larry Renner, President. joan Dem- ko, SCCYKJILIIY-'l'l'L'3iSLlI'Cl' and Lynn Anderson. Vice-Presitlentg wtiitetl for it pep iissernhly in the auditorium. Enuinclttw B, of C. members tlistussetl the Clnistinas pro- gramsg Bob Poutt. Dorothy Loltovsek. Gene liatlmt. B11I'l'7.ll'.l Silvestri. Marilyn Holmes. Garry S.tmlvil.i. Pylillis Holmes. jo.tn Hanson. and Bnlwgtra Hansen. Page 23 All Parliament procedure contests were started by the salute to rhe flag. Starting a practice session were: Firirt Row: Fred Krainielt. Ted Harleinan. Frederick Krainiclx. Fred Stolz. Svmnd Rfftvi Mr. Smith. M. Holdener. V. Krainielc. rl. Craig. D. Bousllcy. Senior inernhers ul the linunitlaw F, F. A.. G. Hanson, J. Caaig. P. Harlentan. M. Xvynalda. M. Holdener. D. Boushey. V. Krainielc. F. Stoll. along with Mr. Smith happily accepted delivery of the cluhs' new riatror pureliased from Mr, Nels Rasmussen. AS F. F. A. Advisor. Mr. Smith, explained business that was to he discussed at the next meeting to officers. Fred Stolz. Martin Holdener. Val Krainick, Fred Krainiclc. and Paul Harleman. g fultllterurfs llDll0ws'ctll,ll'?ta1rmetll, Sprays animtll prune fees OOQO ceveogpnedl alltutdlgfiintg Sllsiilllls at Fairs Mi' Teetet showed pleasure in working with the Ag hoys. w n, Q Q A C Clubs initiation was lun ul. Fillf Rflllf D, Peterson. Nori- arty, F. Sanders. D, Smith. K. Van Wie-ririge-ri, A. Mantel. 'lf Hansen. D. Klhandler. D. Arnh- amlneau. Sc't'uIIaJ Roll' ll. DQlL'llIlg. hl. Sather. K. SCUII. ll. lNleClure. P Olson. I.. Bahcoek. Third Knut Mr. Smith. R. Skagen. F. Stolz. Fk. Krainicl-Q. D. Boushey. V. Kratnick. M. Holdener, I.. Mohn. P. Harleman. F. Krainick. H. Rowe. R. Srolz. N. Thim. F. Zimmer. F. johnson. R. Swain. Fourlb Rauf D. Doering. AI. Hammer. T. Harleman. F. Wer- zel. F. Coco. -I. Furnish. M. Brons. D. Schwenn. T. Robinson. j. Stovner. M. Scott. Page 24 Buckley FFA Il1L'II1l3L'l'N VVk'l'K', Twp R011 : G. Michal. R. Rl1111lcw. D. W1111LArs. R. Dc111k11, ll. lllllSCll.L1l, D. Fl'L'llCl1. D. Lir.1yl11'11l, li. DL'- My'IlCl1. D. H11-v11'l'. S1'1'm1u' Rfmi ff. f.11vi1'z.1l, C., A111lcrw11, Ci, RL'IIllllP.IIUll, l.. BilkL'f, A.D1-.'r111g1A1', G. M111'1s, Cf, Ncls1111. D, ll11hl1.111l, M. Pl11ll1ps. Tlvfd R011 Mx. 5.lljlk'IlI. Pl. Fmlcy. D. lS1y.1111. A. M.11'1s, ' ' F, Alllll'fNl!ll. D. Slllllll. R. R.111cl1. H. XXlL'.lIllL'IVl.IX. lf. ,V NX'.1r11c1. FUIUIIVY Run, l'. A111l1'151111. li. f ' lllgllll. C. Nu1111.111. A. c,l'illKLl, J. l:I'L'IlLll. l.. llilgllklll, P. f' Hi.1111, l.. Argu, M, Kuslm. . X V ll11' IXINI YK'.ll ll.lN lWk'l'l1 xwll Npc111 hy thc Bllfklcy F. F. A. The 1 1111-111l1.1x 111.11l1- .141-.111 11x.- 111 1l11111' 1111113 1l11-11' P.llll1llI1L'IlI.ll'y proccdurn-. .lllxl 1l1111 l1111111l1'1l.1g1 111 l.lll1lllllL, 'lkxu xxulw l1111111- x1l11111l lu-llx l.lIlLl.1. 1l11- F. F. A, lllklglflg 111.1111 1111111111w1l 111 M11l.11' K11slw. Huh F1r11sCI1g1. l,.1rry B.1g11.1Il. Ronald ljL'hlLly'1Klx. .lllxl ll11l1.111l R.lllxl1 l1.11l .1l1'c.11ly C11111Pclcnl .lt Cl1t'l1.lllS XXllk'Ik' 1l111' pl.1111l 1-11gl11l1 .lllhbllg Ri 11-.1111x. 'l'l11- lmys .1lQ11 C11mpe16'Cl 7 J 111 1111111-six .11 M11111111-. lLlY.lllllP. l11r1l.1111l, .1111l C111'11.1111111 FAIYITIS. A11u1l1v1 141111111 ut l:lllLlI'L' F.11'1111-rs xu-111 111 K. R. where they 11111 1111 .1 1.11l111 11111141.1111 1111 p.11l1.1111c111.11'y prucc-1 lurc. All 1111-111h1-1s 11-1-lx P.lI'l 111 lllt' .llllilllll P.11'c111-S1111 Billlqllffl held 1111 lXl.ll'Lll l'71l1. A1 lllk' XYTN11111 XX'.1wl1111g11111 SIJIL' F.111', thc F, F. A. rccciv' 11'1l .lXX.ll'xl llll' 11s 1l1xpl.11' ul lI'lllIN .1111l VL'gCI.ll1lL'S. I A111u11g 1111-11 Hlllkl .lLllXlll4.'N 1l11' group l1.1s liL'PI up .1 mcl11111l f.11A111 111111. D1111 l'11ux1-1 u.1x 111 1l1.1111c ul thc p1'111cC1s IlllS yCAll'. .md 611111. u11'11111lw1'x, I1g1.1w .1111l lL'lllllllL'N wsu' g1'111' . ln 1111 l11'1'11cl1. D1.1111 l'11.ll .1111l R11l1.111l R.111cl1 1111111-1l 1l11'11 sl11ll 111 1l11- A4llI'lLllllLIl'.ll xhup .11 li111l1l1-1. D1s111ss111g Illfll lllllllk' .15 l.1lll1L'lAS wow R11l1.u'1l R.111cl1. A111ly A1 .111 F. F. A. 'Sp1.1y l,.ll'lyl'. Clyde Nclsml. 4Glllll1L'l ' D11-1111141-1', G1111- M.111s, ,I1111 l:I'k'I'lLll 11111l IDUII lll't'Vk'QI', Rl1111l1-s, liuh ll1'11sc'l111i, l.11rry l5.1g1111ll, glllkl Dale S11111l1 kept tl1c 111s1-C15 down. . I., o in-N. n 5 l 1 - ,. i - - N -,4 .All-nf ' ' if gigs. A A wa, ' . N no .. Page 2 S Hearn .mil Cuiinic Colvin. first Hmm-Corning i'i-lclwzxtioll. .X fvw girls from mach grade XYCVL' cllosvn fm' thi- Cllzxirnlcn. llqi llzg Spniuisnive llzllnimcecnzriniiimgy faicmu fy lgbaiiiiifqlucif, fiunurll Sang XX .l5lllIl'LL illshcs .lfltli the u.1Cl1ci's lmnquct wi-rc Kathy -1. f 7 I Q. -A s I J' O y A Thi- lurgi-st cluh in si-liiml, Thi- l lll,lll'1' Hmmm-1n:1lcors of Xincriczx. wi-1'u Q1'lY1'Il thc lmnm' of 5lNHlhUl'lllQ' xxvllltl' IilVCl h Thi- offic'4'l's :xml uilvisor. Mrs. Hnyvs. l'llU5l' Vumlzx Stilll- Impi-. .li-:mins Kvxiiwcly. Sumlrzi i':xrle-nn, liillii- Urci-nficld and l'lorinc liuglmy to l't'lJl'l'NL'llt l':llllll1ClJlW :xt thi- Y'k'Q1'l0Ilill vonfcr- 1 new :it llcllinglmni on Xlixrch 23 :xml 2-L. 'l'l1i-sc girls brought home Illllllj' lIllQ'I'0SllllQ' idi-:is :xml plans Oll how to lllillit' il lwttci- cluh. To :xcqilire pi':u'tii-v in cuoliiiig :xml sclwixig fooil thc I . H. X. girls lJl't'lHll'L'll :xml scrvml thi- ti-:ic-lu-i's' lmrxiiqm-t. faimnlls llicnir' Slllliullll llmis Posting signs for thc Hume- Cnming Dance which was spon- surul by the F. H. A. girls were the officers jackie Iillingsnn, jivycc Montgomery, D ix r in I h y . lWlAll'IlCl1 gmnl .Inn Mattson. 5 h 4, .Ll 9 x .,-f Y,a. Y rr' bw ii,- B W 1 C Sliirlcy licllnck and can llickciihimmwin wvrc sccn iniving ri Cake iluiing unc of ihcir Home lffunumics clussus, Page 26 Mi l l li il l 5 lb ll i ii -iiiii C A f,.Il1IIlL'l, C.. Culvin. K, Hynix, -I, BilI'l'ilCy, D. Rugs-ls. lx. SUIHHAIALI .mil M. l'luImi's cnyuycml VVAllL'llIIljl tunnis turnout from thc' himim' ccniininics mimi win' CIUNN, lXl.1lLl.l c,.l5PL'I. lxl.ll'y l.1mliivx'sL-lx, l,.llIllIlt' Cnrl- sivn, f,l.ll'.l V.m llmuf, B.lI'l7.lI'.l Dcrhy, ,liuimiui . il limy MAI' g.u'im vicii- si-cn un their w.1y tn Ihr lilhpllill In sing Kihlisl- ITLIS L-ll'UlS. :own 1211111 iflllfuc ammnnner lfllllllllllfdl W6Hllf lfllme Reels ln the p.1pa LTCW' 11111111 Cl1L'LlL- ing the rL-Lnrdcr were Fred Duncan. Nilcs Thxm. Mr. Camp- bell, club JJIIIIH. .lllkl james Mills. li11gL'1' 111 lL'Lll'll 1111111- .1l71mu1 n111viL- L1unL-r.1s wL'1'1' Lcn Slglhllll. Don GL111Ll.1lL-. Bob D1ll'I1l'l' .1nLl Melvin Flllllilllglll. r 1, On 1hL Sldlgt Bob Lsrby ml Lrry B1rnLs wx1LlLlLLl l1lIl1IHLIS IC D n hlllkllllll HIL 11 Del bantu Ll1sL11ssLLl thc Pdlllllllj, s L Ll Lr b L Dozen l1ll'lLl l L Ly x P111 LL U11 Lu xxL1L rf L -rxrn, D. .1 1 Lkn. R.llll1 '. ', s urn, , , LAr1L'1. '. s1crLl.1l1l. . 1 mm, . Hl'L'l1Al1 111m ru x A. 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Page 27 an t'onihin:ition of lfniinicl rw xml lititltlq nt xr luck of school fun l .num t'l:x w ': ' ': ' ' ' epoirttteins lkllrtustlletll to Meet ftlhe lliveinmgllttaimlllleiiugiimg lweautlllliiinte Barbaf-i 'i Mr. Boehlliffv kil, Buclclonia staff gaitllN4lEg,gslii?d'fRLigi,rizllre Iii'-Elch' Ann il ' . Van 00 ' ' French. Lou. V ta 'M'-K ,, lv wt- Connie hmmm! , I A biruen. A , ,111 Elsie Alfrul m I id Clogbwni yyrayne Swlhx Don Semnd Rishi Dgiiwrson, Clvdf Nclwni . , nc ' Qehuf, lo Sharks Koch Rombefg llie stuffs :tt lmoth ln'-tnelies of YVhit Rini H' . , e ' -' igt School diligently worketl this year to turn out the two school papers. lt was inipossilmlt' to continue printing 'l'lie Hornet 'l'lit- Hl'3It'Fl'lll'N l. tlit' ' ' ' 'nl i MX' Connie Colvin, Hi-Merc Editor, was sniippetl in the cook- pnge rninrt-ogrsxplit-tl pamper lui-weekly. ing room obtaining F. H. A. news. 'Ill - ll 'l l l 'z fl - 1 : , 'ulll - li 'll ': , , , U Q .lit E Qu iii' Tlllnf I lu Zlsiimklll H lu I 'inf will lm I Colleen McC.racken. Waytie Mithyle itntl Margie V.tn ll 'ls lull' H nu i 'N 'I lmr 0 ll Utd In ll Nl'-'lk I' H Hoof, Bucklonian Editors, worked on the next issue. 'Buckley llnrrrier. Hi-Merc Stuff members reporting to the newsroom with their exclusives for the next issue, were .ilandlng-Don Lundskov, joyce Dear- den, Dick McGee, Betty Malgarini, Clara Van Hoof, janet Lou McKinnon, Rich York, Duane Baker, Ken Kirkland. Silling-W Alice Rogers, Kathy Hearn, Connie Colvin, jan Barkley, Marilyn Holmes. Page 28 i I lldelbber iiimmieirs Ciillf' VlFlll1CETlI'lIl1 Ifnfilillllfllllly 'l'hree hoyn, the WVR Clluh officers, who helped hring honors to Wliite- River. 'lim Gard. Gary Sambila and F. Krainick found time to take .1 closer look at the 1950 football trophy. l. 'z - .. Ronald gtilrliihlqyzirs. H0111 Huflcley W. .. Don Rornhw- ' A'-4'-N Rainey, ,wry K ture: Inu' ltfmq M Bunkcrv Im HIE Arnold Ulsaoyii AH uianlto, lid whim F.1Ross, , 1 Hmhl .lnM.1ddL-,, c.hufk,ii.I5w.1ftf,J5 i ' fl, Larry The l.etterman's Club Conximted of any senior Ingh lwoy who earned 1 letter hy partieipating in any wort. As a means of mal-ting money, to support their tlulw, the hoys aold maroon .ind gold pencils with the game schedules on them. Before becoming .rn active member. the hoyb went through .1 strenu- ous initiation. During the day. the initiates were forced to dress up and bow when Seeing a HSKIPCIIKPIN member. As the exening grew near, there were many nervous boys for sometimes the night initiation could heeome very friglitening. Later the boys were allowed to relax as they enjoyed refreshments and a movie at the theater. liutkley X 4'R Clulw Offieeix. Clhuek Koth, Serrt1.1fm. -lim French, l'1it llfnllillillf. .ind Don lfit-nth. Pvtinlirzf. enjoyed watcliing a fast game of lL'llIll5. x li L NX R Cluh xuie l'ni1 Run' Nr Slrieherz advisor Nemlverj o Ill' ' ' . . . . . Gary Samhila, Fred XX'est, ,lack Henry, Richard York, jim Ford, Bill Aden. Mahlen Lilly, Dick McGee. Srfwld Rout Val Kminielx, lioh Daneoisne, F. Krainiek, jack Furnish, Don Goodale, Bob lfsihy, Don Nalgarini, jaek Hoere. Tlvinl Raitt: Gene Balint. Don Koval, Gary Barlxua. jim Gard. Gary Radliff, 'fur F. Knuniek, Donald Schuenn, Loren Franklin. FIIIIVIZY Ruff: Martin XX yn.iId.i, Bill Mueller, Niles Thim. Darrel Lundstrom. Ken Slergion, Floyd Larsen, Donald Beech. Page 29 T QQ: Nw 'C Q-5? s f ...ff ...ai L. -ef C7 yi QP 'E Q' X H Il PR E 7 .M xrulllxllllg Ruyllty' . 111-1 li.nll .. 'lhlw D.1ma KVI -Iunml l'm1n HH Q T010 Ihmn HH films PIM' KVI 7 Iglt .' SUNNY! All Hugh Il.nx' HW All I1 Plzx HSI Hmm! 1 l'L'IltN I Nur Pimgumn ODUCTFIUNS .U il ki S5 R6 1,7 R8 'M 30 12 H 15 3 Gi :ii 'it .half ..-4' is N 91a . AM. ri an . :X .Q it H YN oyenlllfy CEllgJUlf6fdl Uvor omocomumg Wliite Rive-r's first Homecoming celebration was held November 10. The celebration consisted of assemblies at both school branches, at which each club and class presented a spirited and peppy skit . , , a football game with Auburn, and a Coronation Ball. Page 32 5 .fi 13 1 :tg 1' Bag., vi fl' EL L if . t -1 1 Nt . 3 ,f fl-:ii ' i' A '42 an 41- Q- 'YS' 5 f gf Z , A ,.1 V b l The Caimlirlntrs for thc King .mil Quan-n .ir lznniml.iw, nnnnnuul hy thc ,lnniur Anal Scninr High Girls' .xml Buys' Clluhs xu-uw Qncunt Phyllis l'.n'sm1s, Marilyn Q Hnlmcs, -l.lI1L'I Wlarrcn, jackie lillingwn and Dnrurliy Nclwn. ln.1 'l4l1lL'lN.lll, Auilrcy - i Cfnnnnn, and Cfnllccn lNIcfir.1c'lccr1 nf thc Bnclcluy limmli nf XX'hin' Riwiy King: ,lim K Cr.llllNAlI1lS, .Lick Henry, Ivan Hickcnhnnnm, .ind G.n'y SLnnhil.i uf linnmc'l.iwg Chuck Koch, Dun French, and Don Rnmhcrg nf linclcln-V, i Paul Mdfurnly, Glen Rupert, .ind Bill M.ilxl4un, iiiriiilwcix nf thc' lfinnlty liiun A by Auhurn High Sfhnnl nctul in pmlgcs. Cllwscn in I'Ll4l.1Il mu thc llnriiucniiiiiig Lil'll'l5l.l- tion vu-rc -lim Gnlirnanis and Dorothy Nclwnn nf lfnuinLl.iw .ind ln.i 'l'hicin.in rind ' Siifll'i! Dun Rnmbcrg of thc Bucklvy Bruncli uf Wliirc- Riu-r. Pngc S 3 i, Nitllul umlui thi' p.ilu hluc lights. Sociifaill Season Climmxc y Mgiillveir' Team fum W his lm form cloth tum who - 1 3 3 llw Cciitupiccc, .1 sp.li'l4lii1g silvci' fuuiitiiin, 'i 12 iaiawa 5, , ' x Q , Q S 5, i V -- l . for f1Y'Lll.lllI1l.lll Alun Ciliigliivm- .mil M.1rilyi1 Hwlmu with thcir D mix llNlL'llL'tl rw thc Tho 'I'l1i'i'i'-IN sing iiuriiig thc imcrmissiim. :x virl NL Xvitll Silver Un-ziiiilsillil :is its tlll'lllt'. thi- Srnim' Ball was ual Ulll'L'2lllllilllllH act to lhi- mimic of Norm Hu:1U'v :xml nml. 'llllc ilvc'ul':1lioiu wvrv m'11cl1:1lllillg.1'. Thi- givin was tl'illl?x P. ml inlo :1 llvillltliilll wintifr svvili- :mil il fzinlnsy of uvviiiiig iw, wln-rc the night was ilzxllcuil :iwuv in hllt'l'l' cmitcnl- invnt. Thi' intcrinimiun was llig'l1-liglllcil with lvan I IiClik'llll0t' who wing' ul'll'0Ntit' tilt' Smmwm:xn . :incl hy :1 girls' trio ming scvi'1':1l M-li-climis. .lzuwf xXVJll'l'l'Il :ivlvil :is Xlislri-an nl C K'I'CIll0lll1'5 during thc progrziiii. flU'i'llQlll'llll'll ul' lln- clunccf wi-rc .Xlicv Ciliiglimw :mil Marilyn Hnlim-5. Q x 'Q A ug N X . 5. M x xg.. Q Under ii star-studded l3ZlI1Ll5I.lIlCl, Nmm Himgy fumislicd the music this dance. uring iimtwinissiim Duim Rivhiwn .mil hui' il.ui- Diik Hunter, ,unjivyud thu punch which was scrvcil. Pagc S-i x nniiinnonnmiiiiy S615 CUYIQQCE iiinir' Twin in QOTIQQUJIH iaunrii Qiiieanns . , X 'vxuh T ss' Lnknvsck siciiiumrixitui um hnw ir um dniicf' Ruling for .1 xxlnlu un .i lmlu nt lmy, Ix.in llnkriiiminiin uni Mari.in Burch pausui in xxpnch Time Mi-xii.ii1 Sliiifflin. 291 :im QE' ui gi ,u- gf Barbara Hansen, ,lim G.1liin.1n1s, Hub Dgimnisiic, Audrey Cannon and nmny nrhci' fnuplcs were cauglit by thc plwrngi.1pl1L-1' L-iiinying thc- inter- IIIISSIUII L'HIL'l'l1llI1I11L'I1I . Enjoying A i'cfi'csl1ing cnkc wcic ,lim Ci.iliin.inis and i5iII'i7.lI'il Hansen, one nf rho many cmiplcs sun .ir thu 'B.iii1y.ml Iilnu-nut , thc Girls' Club Tnln Dance. Page 55 King .ind Queen of thc pUI.lIUg' D.incc, Luk linux' .ind D4bl't7lily Clligirlcnc Duimti. Ruth Ann Keplui .mil Lnrclta Banks dispense rcfrcslnncms to an cgigcr crowd at thc junior Prom. D.ivc Williiiiiis and Dum Wnfsrin-r put in thc lic.ivcn bufnrc dance nine. cavern anim Qeiiii'fm,f,O o x f3 ' ruiinnicrnvirs HJJOMISUHUC ienurccie .xx 6 9 UHAGT CCQfiLVfClU1 Falun llc.ivci1 , thc ilicrnc ut' thc .Inniui Pri-in .it Buckley held Ful1i'ui1i'y I D. was carried nur hy DL-.in lNl.iildun .mil his cuininirrcc. The dccoixirinns consisted of .1 Ceiling inf blue Lrcpc papvi' hung with silvcr stiirs which l'L'fll'ClL'Ll Cnlurs frown rcvnlving li 'hts. Thu side-w.ills .ind l7.lIltlSIilI1L'l were is ilccmxirul wiih .ilrcrmiing strips nt rwisn-il crcpc paper in iwo shades blur. Piigg 56 K.: 'W Hold it ii soc kills? Lynn Amlcisnri, Yvcttu Wlilly .inal ,lc.in Arcmlwslii uhligc. Civiiplcs Fin-cl Ars.inru, CQli.li'lcnc V.in Hoof, lll.liIlC Burcll .md Lynn Anderson .irc lmvrng tim gnnd ai time tn rlnnla uf rhc' plinrngiuiplicr. 3. N , J I fi is fl1.111111111 nl' lllk Gul! flulw 'l'11l11 1x111' 1:1111 H1111 vI11y-1- ll.1m1lt1111 rj D.ll'lL'l1t Sl1.1111'. l.11lctr.1 fLI'.lIjl, vl.1n N1cls1111. 511111111 Run' lxI.lI'jl.lfl'I V.1n H1111 DCll3l'L'5 Rcnmw. C1111111111 .1S lIQllL'K'l1 11f rlmc 'M111'1l1 cllllf ', llllllullllfil 11111111 was 1?1a1f'1111 play OQOQ 3 1u11cll5ll1e-y Xlvyllllffbfl? lBDa1sll11lu111ll 1 nys af Vlllollo 'M.1r1li 61.15, 11111 Owl! Club 'I'11l11 .11 H111kl1-y. l1cl1l 1111 lxl.ll'L'l1 Ill, p1'11v1-1l 111 bc Ll g11l.1 l111111.1l .1ll1111. 'l4l11- m.1111' 1'1111pl1's 1l.1111'1'1l 11111l1-1 .1 huge pastel wr1'ip1'1l tcm with thc l1.1111ls1.1111l and l'kllL'Nl1lllL'llI l111111l1 x1.1111l11111x 111 x111.1ll1'1A rcnlm. C11l11rc1l l1.1ll1111ns, CllNIllll'ICLl figures 1111 thc x1'.1IIx .lllkl 11111l1-111 .11l1l1-1l 111 Illk' 1'11l111't11l SCQIILZ A1 11111-1n11sx11111 lllk' xp111l11gl11 xx.1x l11c11w1l 1111 AllLll'L'y' C1111111111 c1'11w11e1l Queen of thc lXl.ll'LlI C1r.1s , clUllPlL'5 .II rl11- M.11'1l1 U1'.1!' lllL'lllalCLl I111-1 -l4lllLH1.Ill .1111l l.nr1'y Recd, l11.1 Tl1lClT1Alll .1111l C1-ul S11'.1l1-y. A I.11g1' 1'1'11xx1l xmx PlL'NL'l1I .11 1l11' l11l11. -1.111 Nzclsmm l11111gl11 lm 1l.11c, -lllll l7lL'I1Cll, Al c11lw 115 c1111pl11s lmu up LII Rct1'wl1111c11I Time . l'.1g1' ST lm-1 bl4l1lL'l1l.lI1. l,.lI McCQ.1sl.1n1l, HIIHAIIII lim-1's1111 .l11.111 D1111l111, cll1.HlL'I1L' Dllllklll Ihc H1154 Club .1N l11111111'1:1l 1111lg1-S 11f 1l11' Cmls fl11l'1 1'l1'1'11'1l A111l1'11 F, Stulf, Cf. Stanton, M, 'IluL1g.lxx, ami VI, SYIUUIIAIS au' pmud tm tlu' lax! Plllllll' uf Hlilgln Qjensf rcsaelmfcfral Qome ay OOOUQ muicmuns awe W Y 9 9 cU:1uuu1g HH amy Ol Aumg nur xlu' IcadA mg parts III thc Plai- dlmimx xxcru AlIL'L'Il l'1tt4-ngsl as lfmnly. and -lam-I lam Mcliimmuu ax Clmnvlxa. Sin-N gut I1lL'.lNlL'N --laru Dunk. Km Ix'1vH.1mf. and la-nw. Dial' ami. nlv lfllllly, rillwrl l'1Hn1.qL1, U-11muIs C'-u'm'lra. fam! Iam .Hc'Kn1r1nr1. M. Mwlm, nl. ISHIIIKLINUII, I. Iiwkuxmlwrrum. f , ...-0 Dun l..1mlskm'. ,unnug f,UlVIll .tml Kathy Huam actul as assistant directors In hffx Puxiltl' Ill the pmdufrmn of Our Hearts Xwcrc x 4, I - A Ymmg and Gay . -h Plvc ULIl5I.lI1LllI1j.I KIIIILICICIS UXLIINIIILK1 thc X Cup prcsvrarcd ru Clurnclia un thc hoax mp an c play, Ruger KZLXIIIIIIIKLIILIIU. Iizllnw, -'JNCI Xwarrcn, ll14lf7LfL'ffIV. HL-dy CllI'i5IL'I15L'I1, Aiuffm. 4- -Iuycc Dcardcn, ,H.nf.1mL. Dun Farnam, AJ- miml. ' Pagc R3 1111111 llllcfnrfls ere 1115111111511 Cigna vcr 1 'l'l11- Jlwxu NlllklLlIlN 1w1'11.11nl 1l1.11.11111x 111 fl1l'.IlNI lu 1l1L' DUIU1 I'111I Ifffu' li. Nmw. I..11lN NL1111-111. M. M1 Qlllltllljlll. ,l. l1u111lc1x1111, lx, M41-11111, f1,flllXL'I .'II1l VI XX .111411 SQ1ff11JlQff11' H.ll111xl1.1xx,k. f.11lw11. M llltkll li Vllllll M. 'l'1111g.1xx. R, C.111111111gl1.1111, P. Tfmmf Run: If V.111 Hlmtf XX' XX'.111n1 l llul-u'11lw1111111, H11l111u. D F.lI1'!.lI!l, M I:lll1l'.II1.llI. .lllkl K K11lxl.1111l, lXl.lll.ll1 Bully hl4'llIllL 'l4lNly.2.lXX, .lllkl liulq' playul 1l1u lL'.llllI1j,1 mlm 111 lc,l1L'.lPL'I' lwy tl1: LDUIUHV .llc Pl'IUlUgI.lPlli'kl Ilylllg 111 PCl'NLl.1L'lk' R111 K11lxl.1111l tl11t Il1 l 1 1x 11111 ll L' l.lPI,CI1lllj.f NK. 1 ' kl'llI. . T1 I1 1' 'l'l1L'1' Page 59 .lI'.lL'Il'I'9 lm 1l1L' 111.1111 Pt'I'lIlI'Ill.lIlll'Q Alum XX'.11'rc-11, liuky 'l'ylcr, N.II1Ly' Cum, lv,m H11 '- l1111t41111, ,l11g111111' SLklll1lNN1'l, .1111l liupga-1 cllllllllllg . Hurrlcnlly tl1L' IWI1NlllkllUIl axuu lll.lklL' up 1I1l aruw- janet Ranch, Nancy Bislwp. Mit-kt-y Kusktt .mtl lk-to 7ftlct:t'l1 11-lunmcnl lu VUL' She wk the Family 'l'rcc'. Lynn AIlklL'l'5tiIl glam., .lt Dum If1.1w1' xxlmllt- Slutlny Dt-mlm Iwltt-tl 111 llli bunk case. M Ill Stfngctew was ffllnte D.lvc Clwwgstun mct Sally liwylc .mtl 'lam Nlclsun uutsiclc tllc duor. Ibarlvm- Rgmclm xlmwul .ming skill In N.l.lLIll3 Cfmm-x Homuu. ,Q Yvette XXf.tllcy, PM lxlCCil5lLlIlLl, Slnrlcy Dcmko .mtl -IKPAIIII limcrwn PI'LlCIlCC'Ll Illbll' al.1nfc fur 'lnitltcs of the Mop . litgc -10 Un xIIll'i'll Hith. Hu' :xll-wlnm play, 'WY1' Slmuk 'l'hv ljillllily Yl'l'l'Q wax pm-M-lxh-d. 'Flu' plui rvvulvn 2ll'0llll1l lllt' lliluriulu pllrslxiis of one Hiddigyxrclv Dulzon in fin fricnd :1 llllil' of long punts. It was di1'vctm-d by Nlr. Ruln-rt lhwl ' -, Blll'klm'j s tllK'SPiJlll5 prudllcvrl thru- I-:wi plays. cntitlcd: I,:ldin'w of 'l'ln- Hop, Jerry Bl'1':1ks :1 Halma 'l':1kc :1 I.m'Ih'r. and il dr:xm:1tic mmmlngm- J:u'olm f'0llll'5 Hmmm I-I1 IY1Qll'gLll'L'I V.m Hmuf mku .1 lvttn-1 fn 'z Thrcman .md Lou Ann 'lllylur lmrk ml M.11'g.u'cl O'l'n'ncn .md D.1vc Llugalmn Wdltll .lm Inu Thicman lypcs .1 lcrlcr uc Hey Tlmcspimnms mswclme N1ll!l1.l Allllhlll IN u-llxug AIIYYAIIIIL' Martin About II Ill Jerry Tum Osburn urmlwycd lumwlt while- Lynn Am su vs x x Breaks .1 Date . thrc.1tcmng W11y'l1i' Maylllnz Page Ai 1 Clugsmn vxlnlc Uuxxmnc St.umm, bluyu' il.Hl1llIlILbIl S M - i Q 3 i I 2 I w. .3 K i Members of the Wlliite River Band assembled in concert fornmiion were: Fifi! Ruiz: I Geerisen, I. Hickenlvorrom. A. Guiderti. D. I..iusli, xl. Duke. If. Iiorell. N. Olln-ig. Ii. Iiylr D. Bagnel. M. Milliken, M. Moergeli, j. Gunderson. A. Holm. Sermzd Rout H. Gillis. B. IWILlCMCChCi1H, J. Tuttle. D. Merritt. H. Clniezel. K. Stergion. I.. Ilmnks. S. n Demko. I. Kowalski. D. Robison, L. Tyler. L. Anderson, B. Borell, I.. Allnn. kl. Barrie, rl. Barkley, Al. Alini.inn. gxlllmallllll 'SCM A. Harrigon. B, Tougaw, R. Bronson. W. McCormick, Gunderson. Hoirup. ll' I ll' . I ' liiewei' KIIICLICKI ilie lmind. RHS Gordon Nnlnloie. F11-d Duncun .ind Don Lroodale pruning ilu' Siig.ir Blues on their irumpcls. 35 Page Bauriifrll priivii ege to llibeirllloivim .aut The Band departments, under the direc- tion of Mr. Tllonins Bloom from I'Inumel:iw and XII2 Don Brewer from Buckley, partici- pated in many activities. The combined band played and provided half time entertainment with the inujoretles at :ill the home footlmll ganies. They plnyed for the Iixehange Assem- bly programs :it C'lover Park and Higliline Iiigli schools. It wzu un honor when the Imnd was asked to play for the Teaclierk Institute in Seattle. In order to make money for lights for their caps the Imnd premented u YVinter fon- eert. As :1 feature :xtt1':xction for this progrzun 112 L Y' A 1 I 5 ...af Ii.' I I Mr. 'llom Bloom NljL'lllL'kI planned at lmuul rclln-.u'a.1l for YUIIICNI. 'lfvivd Run! H. I,lCl'kl'. V. WI.ll'l'Cl1, I.. Craig. D, Slums. D. Al1CII'C.I5SL'Il, M. G.1l1l, Kcnnuly. I.. Qnmlly. XY. N.lCl1tsl1L'lm. VC. DllQl1.llL'.lL1, I. VIIIIICIILIII, nl, M41I1lcn. R. Rcngstorff. YI. Gaul. F. Duncan, D. Gomlalu. bl. Symonds. G. M.1l1Ilorc. R. I,L'tlI'll1l. R. Ilomlslcn. G, Hoalgc. 'If Ylolmnscn. D. Gard. D. FI'JNL'I', 5. Sorenson. A. C nog. D. I1 Sorcnson, XV. Holu . FIIIHIIT Run: K. Steel, ll. I'I.llIIllIUl1, I.. Cdllllllll. D, Kov.1ccx'xCh. R. I'iI'.lV.lj.II1Al. YI. AIUIYIS, F. Wcflslm. H. Rowu. G. Su-vcmon, D. IMI-xcr. R. IXICC.ulCl1L-on, H. Cgmnon. M. ,IAULIHJXKQ If. Dcnms. YI. Anderson. V. V.1n LIL-1 Hoof. -I. BICISCIIITQICII, A, C1.mnon. N. Allman, N. I ICIl1l1'llIlj.Il'I', Dolcc. AAlIlI:'Slfdl'l2lE GRHHHC 0000 i1LlI ClIl14I-Eflll lpbiillfwil C 'I'HI-1 XINIi'I'Y-'l'IIIiI ,lC l'llil'I'1 NIARUUN AND GOLD ILXXID NI.XIH'IIl'IlJ IN 'I'IIl'1 I7.XI l OIJIl, I'.XIi.XlJli .XT 'l'.XC'ONl.X, l'I7Y A'I.I,I'l' AND SVNINICIR Llill BY 'I'IIlC Yl'1I.I. SQLHXID.. MAJORI .'l l'li2-Z .NND 'l'Hl-I IDRIWI Sinn II0l'l'l'N0ll. star of rmlio :xml tvlcvir-ioll, MAJOR. BOB l7.XNC'UlSNl'1. 'l'Hl-1 IIVNIIRY futllm, t-Ylmtlmll wlnlwl F ' CIAINH I'.N l1uRl,XlNl1.lJ .YI 'I'HI'. l'.X- 'I'In- lmmllnlmx pluyccl in thc- vaIIcy's CHANGE 'XSSIIMBIA 'XT SIINNVII- :xm1u:1l II:xl'fo4Iil Pzxrzulc. Along with fIltTlll in ALONG Vl'I'I'I'I 'I'IIlfNI YVICNT 'I'IIl'l C'I,.'XIi- llw lillfllllt' wool tlw yl-ll lf-:uh-rs and the drum 1N1q'1' QL',x11'1'1q'l'Y A XIQXYIAY QIQQQANIZIQU 'llfl.l 'Y flllfl llH'.lfl llf'N-Y. Y GROUP OI C'I.,XRINlC'I'IS'I'S. MANY UI .HW f l?'d 'll't'l 'N to PIM' fu' HTC THE lmxlm NIICMISIQIIS 'rook P.-xm' IN .XII blah- funm- Ill .XllQ1'llHt :xml also to plan' ln Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Iln' lVm'll:1Im'llm' .-Xpplc Blossom Ifvstivnll in 1Nf'IUl'1N'l'M1 F0195 IN 'VHF XARIOUS NVQ-llzxlvlu-I-. 'I'In-so wvru honorsforo11rIm:n1cI NUNlBl'lliS. A IMXIVN f'UNf'I'III'I' VVAS which has lu-ovuml ilwlf to In- Iviggcr and PIUVXNXIQIJ IN l'ON.ll'NK l'ION VVl'l'Il TIIIC l'1'lU ' Um WF- ,x1JV.xNc'1c1m C'IIORI'S. v.xnlo1'S solo INSTHI'NII'lN'I'.-XI,IS'I'S YYICRIC 'l'IiAINI .I7 Page 43 TO OC'C'I'I'Y l liA'I'l'IiIi SPOTS IN ICACH SICCTIUN. Eligln Sibeppimg iamjorceflfles :er ormc auf Gmmnes, Lcd Band in Daffodil parm ce Twp twirlcrs from Buckley wcrc Barbara and Gail Hrcha. Chcc Chee Hllfklllilll wowcd cmwda wnrh he-rtwirling routines. 'ZW S Q N I K 1 -Arc B J I X1 xumiuw wk 1 I' .. from L' nhupc. K .viuvn1C'5 ,wh 5U . X , vc V . nd Vx ' ,A Ouismmm lggvcstrx A -bnfd A A 53' BNF - Page -l-1 '--15: fi-uni A X Q Q l .1 dk Moc Mgljmcrtcs Dorurlmy Ne.-I' Son. B11 r h al 1' ll Silvcstri. Vondn Stamlwpc. -lunctlc Mm-Ile-11 .md Shirley jurg4 cmun posed with Huh Duncuisnu, mllcsl drum nmjor in :hc starr. , Bzlfham Nc!- I' 111181140 ep1111P11r1r11e1m'1s 0111 Q V11qc11g121111111:1P 10 we X113 fnmgc sscm uesm c111111Cce1P1s,,.,., 1051511111111 1p111c11g111z111n111s '1A111.' 1711111.11111-11 111111 w1s111111 71 1 H11, D1 1111111 111111 1111- .1111111-1111 111 11115111111 1111- .I11111111 limp 13 1111 1 11111 1111 D1 11111111 1 Illll'CL1 .1 1'n1'11'1y 111 111N1111111 1111 11 s 1111111 N111 111 11x11 P11 LL A1111 K.1y 1..1111111 1111 IL 1 1111 B11 1111111 wing. APII1 b1117V1 s .11111 .111 lll1l1Tl'k'11.l 11.1 A x'1'1'1' 1WK'AlllIl1.Ll1 .11111 11111111-sx11'1' 111.14 11111111.1 x11-111 111111113111 11111 1111111111 111 .1 fIIl.11 1'I11s11 .11111 1-1111- 1-11 1I11' f.111l51l11.lN p1'11g1.1111. DL-cp 1Jlll'P11'H .1:- sung lwv 1111' 6111111.17 l1'1-11s 1'1'1'1-1vc11 11111111 .1pp1.111sc 1111111 1l11m- .1111-111111114 I11L' 12.lSlL'I' Pl'11gl'.lIN. A sixty Vll1fL' clmrus gloriously 5.11111 11u1 Christ l1.1s risen from 111s 11v.111 111 c1i111.1x 111c 1211511-r Slmw. c lLy IV1lXLLl Cluius WLIL I1 it Rffzv: Dtirlcnc Riincli, Edwin Dennis, ROSL WLitliLiwix lni I 1 i nn wk Ltflfld Rnu M BrLinLt Pit lxlCC,lNllI1Ll. .l.lIlL'l Ranch, Cnuiniu Stimtnn, RiLl4iL BuLlL AIIIIK. i L L L tLinlwslLi hllfgilltl Oliiun U ini Olson, lrcnc CiI'L'lllL'l'. 111 nu nmy lx run LIL 7LlLIlCl1, l.ynn AnLlL'1'mn, W4t1'i'cti Swift, Dun P11811 B 1 C 1 luss Lin W L ll Misx Ficcingin lllI'L'CICLl tlic clitirus in lllL' Lxclmngc iisscnilvly at Auburn. llI1llL'l' thc Llllkfllllll of Mr. Brcwci' tlic Buclclcy vocal LlL'P.lfIIl'l6I1I giivc it Cliristmits Cnnccrt. The Cliuralccm with Btirbui'.i Htuiscn, Cyntliiii Stanton, Donna Laush, Chris- nnc Engcsct, Lorraine Satlicr. Kay l..iruin, -Iiinet W.1rrcti. Virginia 'IVUIHLIII .ind Carol ,luliiisnii sting at the Ciln'istm.is Pmgrain. Pugc 46 llwuf: was owne img it Agmiml '1'lu' vm-:nl llt'lHlI'llllt'lllN. lllltll'l' tlu- nlirm-ctiun of Miss lllll'llll1l l l'm'm'1n:1l1 of l'lllllllll'l!lX!' :nul Mr, Don llrvwvr of llucklvy, luxvc gin-n ww-r:xl vuru-cl Illllhll'1ll llI'0llllCtl0llH. .J J H .4 1.1 1 9 nn- 1 tll-1 wr' 1 vular w -r' lm- 'xc'll:uw'- :.. f '- . . , th Q 1 f Q In l 191 It K t ,Q K 'K lxvmlllnx ln thc Srnuu' Srxrrt frum llunlclcy wcu- liullnlll muf with nllu-r wlumlx m tlu- lugvi bomul IA'1lgllt' :uul tlur DM-gum. Sham' ILM.. Im'-,IL Amin. f'.,,,m,,,. 'I-HX, WH. c'lll'lNllll2lh l,I'UQ1'I'JlIll5. joycc Hnmilmn, Norxxm AlIm.m. lY1All'j.l.llL'l V.m Hlml. Such vmu':1l l'llhl'IlllllL'5 :xx llu- Quartctlcs. Svxlcltvs Q nul f'llUl'Illl'l'lIN lmvv contrilmlc-ll lu llu- hIl1'l'l'S5 of ilu- n'ug.5r:nnn :nul llzxvv l'lltl'l'lIlllll'll :ll CIVIC 21CllVllll'S as well. bv! Dun Gmul.llL', llulw lwllvy. Duk C lUlllll'l.:.l .uul ll-llw Poutt. thc llllllkll' Buys fglhlllfl, sang .ll Cxllhllltllt' .lNSL'Illl7llL'S. Mclnlwrs uf the 60 vmcc Cluwrus frmn llIll1l1lClilNV were: Full Rffuw 'l. Osborn. Il. limlul. ll. Dcllwy. CQ. Smuuwn, M. 'l'm:Iq.m. ,I XX'.uu-n. ll. M.um, A. Trump, D. l..lLl5ll, K. Lnrum, M. Muhn, B, Tyler, I.. Snlmcr. S. lively. Sewrnl Ruzr: V. Srlnlumpg-. l'. Clulwn. M. Ml-lm, l. 'lkvlllw-1. I. ll.u , . . . Z quist, H. cllll'lSIt'l1SL'Il, A. Rugcrs, A. Wlllis, Ellingsun, -I. l..mL'. -I, Tluwmpsun. D. Nulwu. gl. S.lllkll'l, C. lllllLL'NL'l. Ifvv.. Rm. bl. Mnlls, li. Smnth, I.. Babcock, D. Lurulsrrum, B. Graves, M. Oakley. C. 'lUllllSllll, I. Hnclxculwrrmn. li. KL-rclulm. -l. C..ul-.4m. ll l'-mu. l. xxnwlulx, -I. hllmls. lfunrth Rauf D. Cuvlnog.1, T. Carlson. C. Mahlcn. D. lnagcr, B. Iisrhy. P. WL's1, B. Iisrby. -I. Hmmp. D. l..m.lxkm. l. All-Num. D. ll.m. l.. Sonncson. Aruw1p.1r1illl: Marilyn Olbcrg and Hazel lone Page -17 VLW, Page 48 4 L L I V 1 f A 'Y if , L33 45: s 52. Q L,,d GlfNli liALl NT l5.u'l1 Di DN RUMBERG Iiiu'l2 FRED Wlibl Buell GARY SAMBILA Barb DICK McGlEE Page 50 li 71 11 FRED VUEST. 6 feet Al inches, 220 pounds of power and speed. Wliile being named All- State Fred led the Puget Sound league scoring. GENE BALINT, deadly blocking and tackling combined with spirit and outstanding attitude were the direct results of his teammates elect- ing him Inspirational Player for 1950-Sl. GARY SAMBILA, desire to play, along with speed and ability. helped Gary rank 5rd in league scoring, attain an All-State berth, and captain of the team. DICK McGEIZ, known throughout the league for his circus catches and brilliant pass re- ceiving, he was given a berth on the All Cott- ference team and was ranked Sth in scoring. DON ROMBERG, an excellent linebacker with his cool head and good right arm was responsible for many a touchdown, and long gain. RICH YORK, playing excellent ball at the defensive halfback, Rich made All Conference center. His spirit and attitude was an in- spiration to the squad. JACK HENRY, rugged All Conference tackle played fine ball. His training and spirit were a credit to the team. jlM SYMONDS, speed and dynamic tackling made him an outstanding lineman. His speed made up for his lack in weight. BILL MUELLliR. swival hipped halfback of the White River team was without a doubt the squads outstanding broken field runner. ARNIE OLSSON, playing guard all season Arnie did a lot with his fine blocking and tackling in the teams' successful season. JOHN MARIOTTI, even with his lack of weight was known as the teams' fireball on defense as well as offense, while being noted for his shoestring tackles and fine blocking. VAL KRAINICK, being used on both end and tackle was an outstanding defensive ball player and was always a threat to the opposing team. 0lI lUl6lt Qlheiinrnipms aipfbuire FSL Qrown The Hornets won the strong Puget Sound League Championship, for the first time in fourteen years. The last time being in 1936. Coaches Ed Stricherz and Bob Campbell carefully laid plans in attacking their opponents, along with conditioning spirit, morale, training and the old desire to play football were big factors in going for the league title. The teams average weight was 167 lbs. but they supplemented this with speed, spirit, fight and good blocking and tackling. Four of the first eleven were picked on the First All Conference Team, Fred West, Gary Sambila, Richard York and jack Henry. Dick McGee made the Second All Con- RICH YQRK ference Team. Fred West and Gary Sambila were also selected to play in the All Qpyfw- State Game on August ll. JACK HENRY Tariff' ARNIE OLSSON Gllldfd j IM SYMONDS Tarlfle .ag 1? This will be the starting lineup, said Head Coach Ed Stricherz ro assistant Bob Campbell. ani' , BILL IWTLQELLER I . B , Q . J' Xu ?7uu6 freeway. 'l i' MARIOTTI 1 JOHN Guard Page 51 V. KRAINICK End J. FURNISH Burk u-tk qgvmwlix fish .fi f fllh 3 F 4 X WHITE RIVER 19, BELLINGHAM 6-The first llll'l'l ing between Vllllitc River :xml il Vrosx Stzxtt- Q-lt-vt-n tln' Hornets won 19-6. Thu Rod Ruiclc-rs tllI't'2lll'Ill'tl con- End . 1 h stantly with 21 strong passing gznnc laut tht- runmng attack of tllc Hornets provccl to ln- tlle' margin, WHITE RIVER 34, SUMNER 14-'l'l1c SlHll't!lllH fought B FSTBY ll21l'll but the Hornt-ts offcnso clit-kt-tl vollsistmltly. Boll! ' A teams xnzulc many first downs lmt tllc Hornvt lll'ft'Ilht' End - yiclclctl only two touclulowns. WHITE RIVER 32, KENT 7-Tllc Ilorm-ta -turtval fast :md rollml over the Royals in i1x1p1't-ssiyv stylv. Ssunlviln. DA KUVAL Xlucllcr and Vvcnt mrulv Ulllhtfllllllllg runs. llllll' Y'l'Ni'l'Vl'h BLM-1, llcld tllc Royals on uve-n tt-rms in the lutcr r-atrxgcs. -l. GARU P. DICKSUN L. l IlANK'l,lN End Bark Page 52 -if C. .ga Y Members of the Hornet championship football team were: First row tloft to rightl: Coach Ed Stric-hcrz, T. Murkowski, V. Krainivk, J. Symonds, A. Olson, R. York, J. Mariotti, J. Ili-nry, D. Mc-Gm: Assistant Coax-h llob Campbvll. Sex-onml row: I.. Franklin, .I. Gard, G. Rarlliff, D. Koval, I . West, G. Sambila, D. Rombf-rg, G. llalint, B. Mueller, J. Furnish. Third row: R. Strom, D. Ifurnish, E. Wilson, I . Krainivk, G. Barkus, F. Krainir-k, G. Stvplu-nson, P. Dir-kson R. Wilson. Fourth row: D. Gootlalc- tnigrj, H. Malatesta, J. Carlson, D. Nlalgarini, D. laieger, Bill Estby, G. Kuranko, W. Rainey, D I,uiugstrorp.PI4'ifth row: I . Larson, tmgrj, F. Welsh, R. Hubber, I.. Babvork, T. Carlson, R. llarlvman, G. Ri-iiiivr, K. Ste-rgion. Not piv- turvm , Boi Istby. v v 1 WHITE RIVER 21, CLOVER PARK 01'l'Iit- Yvarriors tlrovc 80 yartls-to tln' goal lint- but t'oul4ln't sc-orc. A Ht0Il0XV2lllllt'ft'llNt'2lIlKlSQ'Vt'I'2llllI'CJl.tll'tJlklllg'C2ltCllt'sl1yt'lltl Dick Mctivt- toltl tln' story. lt was a gri-at gann-, lu-ttcr than tht- scort- iinlicatcs, WHITE RIVER 14, HIGHLINE 13-'l'llc gains of tllc yvar. Higlilintf blocked a kick and It-tl 13-7' witli It-ss than four minutes to go. A great pass by Ronibt-rg and a grt-att-r Catch by Blcfiuc put it on tlic IO. 'l'ln- Ilornn-ts scored and Sanibila on a brilliant play scorctl tlit- all-important point. WHITE RIVER 21, AUBURN 01'l'l1c 1950 Honic-coming found tlii- Hornets at tlicir bvst as tht-y scorn-il 21 points in tlic first twulvt- minutes against a strong Trojan elvvcn. WHITE RIVER 7, PUYALLUP 19--In a st-a of mud tllt' Horncts finally tasted alt-fvzit. 'flu' Vikings, It-tl by Lancaster, played grcat ball and on all occasions but ont-, stoppctl tln' Hornt-ts colil. lialint and York playcil brilliant defense ganics. WHITE RIVER 27, LAKE WASHINGTON 7-Xvitli tllt- P. S, l,. vliainpionsliip Iianging in tlii- balance-, tllc Horncts rose up to smash the Kangaroos 27-7. The first lialf was vvun but tlic Kangaroos wilta-il untlvr tlit- ficrcc tackling and blocking and sliarp attack of tliu Horncts during tlic final quartt-rs. Sanibila and llalint sparked tlit: win. G. S'l'l'lVl'lNSON FK. KRAINICK I . KRAINICK Tackle Guard Guard GRIDIRON STANDINGS Pllgul S1111 nd C.'rn1fe'1'r.'rIU' W L T 1, White Rive-r. ........ 7 1 0 Puyallup ... .... . .. -5 l Z Auburn . .. 5 5 0 Lake Wfashington .. . -i 3 l Renton . . AI 5 l Highline . . .. AI -1 U Sumner . .. .... 1 5 2 Kant-Mc-ridian . . I 6 I Clover Park .... .. 1 6 1 V 3-2nwv,,iv--'if'-LQ Page S3 FRED WEST l:o1'u'411'd 'V DICK LICGEE lluruurd BIAHLEN LILLY Guard BOB DANCOISE Center GARY RADLIFF Glmrd ARNIE OLSSON G'l1.1rd I tif Page 54 3 They Made Lillie Basllselfs Vl'ith a basketball schedule that could he called a toughie in any inan's language, Coaches Hill Ames and Fred Krueger brought their charges through on the longer side of the win and loss column. making the most successful season in White River history. Previous varsity letter winners were Fred lvest, Dick McGee. Arnie Olsson, Fid Lilly, Val Krainick and Bob Dancoisne. The boys who made the grade from the '50 second team were Don Koval and Jim Gard while Martin Holdner stepped up from the F. F. A. team and Gary Radliff made the big jump from junior high. The Hornets won 12 games and lost 8 in 20 starts to finish third in the Puget Sound League ,SWF MR. BILL AMES Head Coach mmll We Manila ifllim-3 Ncoiise lrcliiml Stats clllilllllilllllfh, Higlllinc :xml Nt'C0llll plum' Puyallup. 'flu-y rullcll np 856 points :igaxiiist 781 to cslnlvlisli tlic ll'Ilglll'S ln-st llt'fl'llSlVt' rvcorml. lrVllt'lI tln- curtain rung down in mill-Nlurcli on lllc 1951 cl2lHillHl spurt it funnll thi- following fvlluwx :ippczxring in thc Nlzxruun anal Gold for tln- lust limo: Dick Blcfiu-. lfrcil lllwt. Marlin Holclncr, .Xrniv Olsson. Mnlllon Lilly. :xml Val Kl'Zlillll'li. Iiclnrning lL'th'rni:1n ln form thi- nnclcons for ncxt ye-ark tm-:un will lu- All lkiiifvrcncc Holm Dani coism- while' tln- M-cmul tvzxm with tln-ir excl-limit tczun play :xml apirit will vi-ry aptly fit into tln- vziC:1liCia's left by tlic lnistling Scniora XYllOsC poni- tions wvrc vuczxlml luy g'1':uli1:1lio1l. '-Fha i-.3 MR. FRED KRUEGER A.i,ri,rtant Coarb Zo IO? .3 Page 55 DON KOVAL I 01 u md' MARTIN HOLDENER Center Jim QARD Guard VAL KRAINICK Guard PHILLIP HIAM Cenler' JAKE THOMAS Fofuurd Emile Waner, Don Gootlale, and Frank Welsh, basketball managers, rested before taking the trunk out to the bus. insuiing eros oils Stfetmtll String lriietll iiilfhlluilll llioir' airsiiify White River White River SEASON RECORD .. -10 54 White River ,,,., ,,,, , ,, -M Wllite River ,,,, ,,,,,,, - Z8 White River ,,,,.,.,,,,,. W8 White River .,...,,.., . -38 White River ...,..,,.,, , M White River. ...,,....... W9 White River White River White River ..... ..,. . , , 38 -H White River. .... ,, H38 White River .... ,,,, , ,Hoo White River.. ...,.., , ,, -15 White River ,,,.,,,,,, , ,Sl White River White River White River Bellarmine , Everett, ,, . . Kent , , , , Lake Wfashington , Clover Park , ., , . Auburn , ,, , Bellevue ,. Puyallup ,, . Bellevue ,, . Highline . Renton , ,. Sumner . Kent , Lake Washington Clover Park , Auburn , ,,,, , Puyallup ,, Renton . ,, , White River .,,..,,. .... . 43 Highline , A Wliite River .,..,,... ...,,, A 19 Sumner , 3 'lg ., ,U C ,- ,t -11: 15421 ' my Pieturetl below were members of the strong Xlifhite River second team: Fin! Roux liarkus, Williams, Hubber, Thomas, Hiam, Second Row: Ahmann, Furnish, Thim, Krainick, Krainick, Kovacevich, Thru' Rate: Gentala, Osterdahl, Rogers, Waner, Flinkman, Brons. Page 56 'nl CAGE STANDINGS Puget Sound Crznferenue 28 -ll 59 50 39 50 38 57 31 -10 2A 33 26 38 All 29 38 -'40 68 Sl W I. Pct. Highline .,,,, , ,, I6 0 1.000 Puyallup .,.,, ,,,,,,. , 12 4 .750 White River ...,,,,, 10 6 .625 Sumner .....,,..... .,,,. 8 8 .500 Renton .,.,.. H ,. 8 8 .500 Auburn ........., A 7 9 .458 Clover Park ......,,,,.. 7 9 .458 Lake Washington ,.,. 5 15 .188 Kent-Meridian . ,... 1 15 .o63 A l l ...I Ch.unpions in their wt-ight class were Fu-if Runs Don Beech. Dave McKinley M mir, our with tht punch Dick Craig. jt-romc XY'.tlcz.rk. Stwnzd Rout Pete Andersonx Bill Willizrnws, Bob Mc Kinlcy, Carl Anderson, lioh Morris. Tbiril Rout Paul Hrlrlemnn, john Peterson, Garv Nrunhrla. Loren Frnrnlclin, Doug l'u'y.1nt. l OXCBUPS CBIIWB lgllillffllk dllfllfill lgllllllif-5 llneilqlvt Gu.u . . ., Mosquito Fly , , Bantam Feather , Light . . ,, Welrer junior High Wc'lrr'r Senior Wcltt-r ti3lIF'4UJCUJlU1 trfllffllllll Grrllrll Cf1,m1pimz,r Drive McKinley . ......,, Don Craig . Gary Baker Dick Craig Pete Anderson Bill Williatns Carl Anderson Doug Bryant ., ,, Boh McKinley Paul Harlemnn ,, Boh Morris john Peterson Middle , , .. ..,. Loren Franklin Light Heavy , ,,,,.,,,, Bill Mueller Ht-rrvy , . , ,,,. Gary Sambilrr llnlimircd H ,,,,,.., , , .. , ,,,,, . .,,.. Mel Robison Other promising hom-rs were Bottom picture lleftj Firrt Rout Chuck Holz, john Pctrrscir, D.ilc Ridout, Stanley Krrnski, Merlin Klingmiin. Svcnnd Rout Gary Bacher Ihompwn 'md Mfwft 'ml f itll Boh B.tltcr, Richard Ranch, john Lomhardini, john Thomas. Third Row: Darrol Furnish. Paul Olson, Bob McClure, Don Ross. bamblla and Mudlu Spdnml' bdlm' blg mlm' r L Q.. Page 57 iuuntiioir' llflloirunifers Biuiiillitll Sfkrfeinrgtfllir llloir' Varsity Members of the first team were lin'-I Ruin Bliikley, Wic'rleski, Hanson, l.Alll5l1. Dt-mko, Hanson, Hitlcenhottom. Serrmd Rout Baker, McCullough, Pierre, Hodge, The following boys turned our for jr High Football . Ifiiil Rate: Wiilliittr. QMiin rigerl. Peterson, Bhtlcley. Wierleski. Hanson Lnush, Demlco, Hanson, Hiclcenbottom, MC Meehan. Sewnd Row: Moore, fMimgtgerl Pierce. Baker. McCullough, Nachtsheim jorgenson, Remington. Miesenhed. Lombiir Llini. Poleslci, Third Rauf Ass't Coach Ross Lyons, Casper, Darby, Brady, Cooley, Olson Sather, Craig, Kovucevich. Bronson, Caviezel Fuurlb Row: Ass't Conch Ames. Anderson Frimlclin, McCullough. B. Baker. Morris, Doering. Paterson, G. Baker, Olberg. Ass't Couch Ames. Coach Krueger, and Ass't Coach Ross talk over the outcome of a previous game. Page 58 S Q fi muunuoun IIUIDIMS IZMISQO arphlullrve C1 owm Ihc 1lllIlUl Illj.1I1 I1.1sI-In-rIw.lII IL'.lllI PIJLIILCKI lung hu Page 59 Haul Cum h Thu fulluwmg m.uIc up Ihr II'.lVL'IIlI4L, W 3 squad In' IIIL' 'umm hugh I.lsI4c'II.4II tnnrm lilwl Rfm. Ii. I71.lINIL'y'. I'. IIwImL-s, DI. MIDI, IICI. DI. Dxrhy, -I. Izxums, I. Ihnscn, I,. I..lLlSII I V. XXf.urvn, D, Iilnklvy, D, Kunlcy, lx, I,L'lcl mn. H. HlLkL'III3IlII1lIII. Ii, ,IUI'jLCIlSL'II, Phigun. MII LILIIIIIIINIIRIIVN .1 .las vln' P I I IH Dun Ckmlcy .ami II.xrulLI IIukcuImrmn1 whulu Assxsmnt f4mcI1 Row .urs .is SIIIN UPPUHCIII. N. Coaches Fred Krueger and Ed Stricherz it possible list of starters for the triringulnr met-t with Auburn and Sumner. Bob listhy, Bill Mueller rind jack Furnish anxiously awaited the results of the high jump in the cltss trick meet All three fire one ear letter- trnauc Stairs ummll Cciintilers i l0rWRHS After having two successful st-:tsons of lrueli, the '51 trziek squutl of White River wus out to upholtl the reeortl. Although the niajority of the squad was quilt' young the hoys seemetl to have that desire to get out :intl win. Returning lettermen were Dielc McGee, Fretl VVest. Jack Boere. Bill Mueller, Jim Symonds and Jack Furnish, Big Whc-1-ls of this yeatr's truck team were jack Boere. Dick McGee and Fred West because of two previous years in track competition. earning their stripes .ts Sophomores and juniors. During the 51 truck season Fred XXfest broke the State shot put A L K record from 52 ft. 715 in. to 55 ft. 1 in, . . . y men in track. 5,- , wi . kctni. i.1W vs. C Swvhe-tugs. ytilitsyggti B. oU-li' 1' RUM' KC-Y' R , d 9,oC -lint! Swofl C A if-ACK' gslw' MCQXKW' -A000 in thx! l' ,ui B' K M ttSihr,s1.,,i,.a ici NMA ou D Yu B pst end, 5 KL A idgf i ,lglh ' I Blu Nllng' limi L1 Y' vjttttxfh' B A gow gms ow FX Witt Dsiiils. T' if ww 3' W. Ss-H91 Hu Magee. ' Slillmi' XC. ' , qot5l DMX Page 60 OJFIUUG 16 YQ-llll Squfai eerie iuisy fees 3 nil white Khe ,lunior , n X V In hrighr uniforim of red .i High yell squad of lfiiuinclaw, B.irh.ii-.1 ,lolmso . ' Duncan. leil the rooters and Vll'tlllIll.l Love X bhiiley lxlckul the leiims .ill the way. Lok Roy C Ve bsrudezlellmlilmgllr 'hc' math Qgan Indy ' 'V Was I , We. sim fhf- f. LUV, 'I EW . Ve gl V' Ni.nCjHg1,.., r03tf0allylZ:.Z' f1,aj:Ifhc-,mm ishop, lg-'10, Lclft kl'd,g-1-. Ilzc. Qfgyfsvc gm 'lrfffll Th ffl fllqhp fired U I feam me ppp funds and Dorofh lf' flickr ff well 'E We vg- .lilly Ny LUIHIVS faders ,ds ilk. 101563. it v Dons? thc-J. '5ll7d. Page 61 l -439. , l the picture ii s the lioiogfipher snuppei l tor ii Pictured The p ,. y gailg of yell leaders posen . left to righi: 1.111 Nielsen, Don Igimlslxov, Dorothy is and Nancy Bishop. ovaelx, Daiioll Thom. uv- 7 - V amines at Qnyuse Qxlliiirmffnxetll Sllsiiiiintg edison J - X Happily Monnie Tougaw smiled after winning: the advanced girls race. Many times Mr. Don Bunt, our principal, traveled with White River's skiers ro Cayuse Pass. ln the photo- graph Mr, Bunt carefully clocked thc skiers for time in a race. Grant Heppenstall tried hard to increase his racing speed hi.-lore reaclung the finish line. as On your mark WH- Gel set Y' - Hilo. were the fumiliur wortls that sfzxrletl tllt' r:xt'er-. :tml elininxctl skiing' for tlie XVl1ite River Ski Club at C':1yuse Pass. Xlonnie 'l'ong:uv and Jerry Rogers won the :ulvinit-t-d 1'U.CC5, with honors going to Marcia Casper :intl Gordon Mali- dore in the ititerniedizite groups. For fl period of two lllOlll'll5 the skiers were giveii inslrncf tions every Saturday by Mr. and Mrs. lfopii. Ken Kirlcland. Cynthia StIllltOIl,J1lL'li Henry and liolm liurm-r lit-:ulm-ml the elnli as officers. Happy trophy winners posed with other ski enthusiasts. Ifzril Rott: trophy winners, M. Casper. M. Tougaw, bl. Rogers, G. Malidore. Scrum! Razr: J. Symonds, j. Henry, C. Scott, D. Robison, K. Kirkland, C. Stanton, j. Gunderson. D. Boysen, B. Pierce, T. McCullough, M, McCullough, B. Duncan. D. Nielson. G. Heppenstall, R. Wfoodward, B. Barnes. D. Merrift. Q ,A zu.:- ,fn-L C6 Q0 Page 62 i-ggi' inn i i1-ni l einiimiis Votedl Major port llelerniinzilion played the main role in inulcing tennis reeognizetl :ts :t nntjor sport. For the first time in the history for lxolh lvrztnclies of XVhite River Hin-li School ffirls were h r-f :- iillowetl to wear stripes. .-Xn intensive tonrnzunent wits heltl to tlCt0l'l1llIl0 which leznn nienilmers were to eoinpete in league play and the ortlcl' nnlnes shonltl :tppi-:tr on the tennis liiiltlvr. On this yt-:ins sqninl were six returning lettcrnicn and :ilso :tiltli-tl varsity strength with lust ve:ir's Junior Hi-rh st nad. - I . P , , L . , . - . lwo sophoniores. Lois Iiillllllll :intl Don lxovucevlch, broke into tht- starting linvnp :intl lopped the tennis lutltler to play girls' :intl boys' singles. l.:isl yi-:ir tht- li-:tin look sveonil place in the league race. Cfoiteh Boh Cninplwell tlemonstrinetl the western tennis grip to Mel Flinkman. hoy's winner of the Tennis Tourntiinent Trtvpliy. Dorothy Lokovsek, not shown in the above pliotivgrzipli, was the winner ,of the trophy for the girls. After w.ittInng .in exciiing in.1tc'h joyee Montgomery ttntl Donna Laush congrtitnlattetl Donn Robison for winning. i tit , A 4. 14 it gi Ae- V41 C.. -H Y X, .. ...A-4 T fm Don Kovncevicli, Dtmne l5.iker .intl Dewey Boushey restetl between sets of their nmtch with Highline. The following .ilso turnetl Ulll for tennis: lim! Rout M. Gard. M. Lokov selt. J. Siintler. M. il-ULIQLINV, M. Beech, B, Downey. D. Luntlstrom, W. Holm. F. Ziininer tintl T. Collins. ' Page 63 1. 1 sf 41. -...iw The Vviiimdlup amll lpillfzfclh Senior members of the Hornet baseball team, pictured above were: Fin! Row: Gary Sambila, Mahlon Lilly, Bill Aden, jim Ford. Second Raw: jim French, Charles Koch, and Emile Waner. Coach Bill Ames watched the baseball team during a practice session. Sifaiirfffedl Ifllne ance rouintll Bases The baseball members stopped playing to pose for a squad picture: Fiml Row: N. Thim, D. Koval, G. Barlcus, P. Zderich, j, Konoske, R. Hubber, D. Madden, M. Bronsg Serond Row: 1. Rogers, mgr., G. Kuranko, j. Thomas, T. Murl-rowski, J. Gard. P. Hiam, D. Lager, G. Radliff, W. Genrala. D. Beech, mgr. Third Raw: T. Osborn, K. Stergion, R. Harleman, G. Renner, G. Waner, j. Hawthorne, H. Mala- testa, F. Damiano, P. Anderson, L. Bunker. Page 64 Razr: fltllllllt' Cf Smnttnn, M.tt'tlyn Lou lN1CK1nnun, Swwzd Rv tt 1 Hcllack. vvllllhl Munnlt- 'l'oug.tw Tlfmf Run 1 Rtwlwmwtl. ,l.tnct B.1rlu.1r.t Hanscn. lltr hills Atltlcttt Amt liutltlt-y lms mln mln-r uf xpmu tlnxtng tltt- PAN! air. Tlmtt glIlS tutnt-tl out .tltcr xtlwnl cttlu-t unc ut two ntglmts vwclt to tntrn ctwuglm pulnts fmt' 'tt G. A. A. lt- nts wt-In lmtltl lu-tvu-cn tlnsws tn t-.lull Ilhlllll mpwrt IIlLllVlklll.ll5 tn ping pung .tntl ttnnns. MISS MAX lNlf Al.lft HRD Scniur IllClI1l'7L'I'S of G. A, A. wcrc: Flfwl nlvln, Kathy lltxtrn. Cyntlxigt , Allccn Ptttcngcr. GA .ZX Spnnsnrtt llm cttw:-sflllntg lljllaty any Huflclcy girls whn wort' unc- .mtl :vw ynatr lc-ttt-r winm-rs in G. A. A. worn pttturctl: lilflf Rffzt. -I. ll.1nnlttwn, N, Sxult lf. Mt- Sltflfltll Ruzug D. RL'!lllL'l, A. lfmlcy, A. t.tnn-ln. IN. Attnmn, ll. HMHU AJHW, Burcll, M, V.tn Html, l., Lllllg, ll. lNlt'C,.xl.tntl, nl. lintlt. lunmr lnclnlwrm of G. A. A. wcre: Flrtt Rauf joan Mm-rg,-lt, BL-rvl Dllllftlll, Dt-rtwtlmy Malmlwn. llnml bltwlmwn, K.ty l,.u'um, Vuntln Stattlwpc, Betty Nlttks, Betty Barnett. A St'zm1JRutt'i Slnrlcy Snwlxc, Dcltvres Best. Phylltm Hulmcs. M.n'g.11'ct Stnlwlws, -It-.tnt-tts Oslwrn, B.1rlxtr.t litmtl, M.ty lmtm' Uttltlcy, EklIIl'l Mueller. Tfrifa' Razr: Evelyn Kylc, Lurraitlc Slither, Cl.1r1nc Hansen, Pal Wcst. jcutxcttc l.ttnc. liI5.t Smumtttg, Betty Mmm, Rn.: Krttmcr, Hazel jones. I ll l l s l l . bk. 1, ' -gi? -w . ,,,..,,, . . . 0 -P74 4-0 an Mlmornclifcsw Hmlliliflll on romrn tutfcllsllfey The Girls' Athletic Association sponsored girls' sports .tftcr school time, two nights oath wctk. Those sports included vollcybttll, basket- lmtll, lmttlminton, tgtlvlc tennis, lmsclwall, slitifflclwtvartl. The G. A. A. also rcccivc Credits for howling, tunnis and skiing on their titnc. 'lille G1 A. A. officcrs from lcft to right wcru Pat Mc- Cgtslrtntl, l'rt-sitluntg Nancy Swift. Vice-Prcsidcntg Elsie Mc- Gtrltcc, lxltlU.l'QCl'Q Joyce Hamilton. Munttgcrg Miss Alford, Atlvisorg Chnl Hrclm, Secretary. ,lttckiu Maris. B.1rl-mia Htclia, Connie Mtflrttckctt, Gayle Hrt-li.t. Nancy Bishop, sltowctl grace .intl poise as tltcy performs ul for .1 group of girls. Aint' Fixtccy. Dolores Rcnttt-t', Rickie BACI1, top row, jackic N.1t'is, citlflil Httlwlmtrtl. joyannc Martin were st-cn rusting lst-forts tlicy took .tnotltcr tlip in thc pool. A 'I'lit' girls stiutinlvlutl for thc lmtll to nmkc .tnotltcr lmtskct lol' tltcii' ttatin. 'l'lrt' Se.-nioi' Alll.lLlVI1N vvcirc prontl of winning the vollcylmll tlminpioiisliip owl' thc othci cl.tsst-s. 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Baker, R. Baker, J. Ball. Semnd Rout G. Balsley, D. Barkubcin, N. Bellack, H. Beerman, j. Bender, D. Benson, D. Berg, C. Bcnlla, j. Bissig. Third Rout C. Borgcn, B. Bronson, D. Brooks, D. Brown, K. Calvert, L. Cal- vert, N. Canoles. Fir-1 Rout G. Carlson, S. Caspar, j. Chandler, D. Coco, R. Covey. G. Collins, j. Craig. Sewnd Rout D. Crcvis, E. Cunningham, K. Cunningham, D. DeMoss. F. Donckers, R. Donahue, B. Douglas. Third Rout A, Duncan, E. Ellingson, S. Fanr. R. Flanders. B. Frederickson. G. Gleason. M. Gulan, J. Haak. Firm! Row: A. Hall, Hansen. G. Hrsscbrock. C. Hawkins. T. Hess, Hill. K. Jacobson. B. johnson, R. johnson. Sewnd Rout G. jones, S. Kanski, M Klingman. L. Knight, D. Korte, .I Kovacevich. j. Krohn, G. Krug, D Kyllonen. Third Rouw E. Langseth, M. Levos, L Malatesta, M. Manowski, B. Mann, R Mann, K. Marshall, R. Marsten. M. zz nf' IN is 'E Us 77: 52 F5 F. 'C H. 'z IT as Fw A4 F' - sl 5? 2:5 4-1 '-1 sl ELL .N . E 'HE' .2 I P P' V 931' Eg C PT. -als - Q DV : .. - UF 2' - : , -55 in If 55' -06- 53 Z V. FP T :I Z4 ll. McKinney, F. Mc-die. Suwnzd Rout D. Mocllcr, B. Morris, P.xicrson. lfirit Rout B. Pulwrscn. C. Pedersen, ,I Pciln-rscn, -I. Pcilcrson, P. Phillips, A Qimlls, I.. Rasinusscn, D. Riilour. Summl-.Rou': P. S1-villa-S, Ci. Simiinson, S. Slmllcr, D. Simundson. I.. Sl1ci'rn.m. 5, Slliivlw. K. Dlolmaon. D. Slcplicnson. Tlvinf Ruiz F. Tuttle, S. Wklsli. D. XVUSIKYII. S. Wfooilriiff, F. V.in Hoof, I. VUalnllci', pl. Pl.llf. i lfiril Roux G. Hcininingcr, V. Hcnd iicluon, H. High, I.. Hoirup, F. Hon yowurz, B. Hublmrd, B. Inglin, R -lolinson, S. Kiliiin, XV. Lingo. Slfllllal Rout S. Boyle, tl, Caviezel, D Dcrlwy, G. Dickson, I.. Erickson, S Gillia, Ii. Goodwin, j. Hamilton, C I ILlClilU.lIlI1. fluid Rau: R. Aicinluoski, V. Ander- son, P. Billxcr, H. Banks, A. Iiiiilcy, A Hunks, G. Bun-ll, I.. Bclircns, G. Birch, V. Bi'y.inr. Fifi! Ruut Ii. Sweet, M. Thayer, D WL'sI, W. Myers, J. Wiviwds, D. Wilsamn -I. Wliircliiwiisc, V. Zaffce, F. Zydek. Sammi' Razr: E. Olson, M. OBrien, D Pick:-l, D. Provost, -I. Phillips, M Recd, D. Robertson, CQ. Stubbs, D 5Cl1VV.llW, Spangler. Thnd lima N. Looney, A. Magsradr, S. Morse, B. Milton, W. McKee, M. Mumford, G. MCGlolhlcn, Vlfoolcry, B. Nelson. njojyiing Their iixers, Eighth Glrrrarrllers Vllqoolls As the Year lprogresserl Eighth Glrarrlers Mlarturerl, llneznrnerl and Developenl llntfo Vnluahle Citizens, Showing Eagerness. is , fi S rg ' . 3 T' I - 1 Page 72 Firrt Row: C. Andreassen, M. Ames, J. Ammon, C. Anselmo, M. Anselmo, D. Ash, B. Asmundsen, S. Bailey, B. Baker. Second Raw: D. Burnett, L. Barnett, J. Barnes, S. Brewer, R. Bretthauer, G. Buff, H. Carden, C. Cartwright, B. Cooley. Third Raw: J. Broo, D. Craig, J. Craig, D. Damgaard, L. DeBolt, M. Donati, M. Draghi, L. Ellingson, B. Franklin. Fir-rl Rout R. Furman, D. Gard, L. Gar- ness, J. Gill, D. Glover, R. Goodale, E. Grip, L. Green, M. Greening. Serond Row: J. Gunderson, J. Hammer, J. Hansen, J. Hartjoy, C. Holtz, P. Holmes, P. Hoirup, T. Hansen, N. Kranc. Third Row: B. Hotton, C. Howe, C. Irons, R. Jones, R. Jensen, T. Johansen, John- son, I. Kennedy, L. Kowalski. Fifrl Row: M. Krink, J. Kowalski, R. Kuhar, A. Landskov, B. Lawrence, N. Le- Roy, J. Lombarclini, E. Lundquist. Serond Row: L. Langseth, A. Malatesta, M Malgarini, A. Marangon, R. Marsten, D Matheny, K. McCutchen, D. McKinney. Third Row: M. McCullough, G. McDon- ald, L. McPherson, E. Mann, C. Mitton, M. Miller. M. Moeller, S. Moriarty, M. Moer- geli, D. Moore. not ferr' Shep up Ilillnce lllmllfillfeir' coll: lgfillufcfaiifriom Ifiril Rout D. Morgan, A, Ness, D. Niel- son, D. Noble. C. O'Mallc'y, l.. 0'Neal, A Parkin. SULUIILJ Ruin O. Pcarsun, A. Prstcliniclc, Pulcrscn, V. Pctvrsun, F. Pfaff, P. Plass, I. Pugurclc, D. Phillips. K. Radakovich. Third Rmw: H. Rcisc, P, Rul'minson, Po- gorclc. .l. Rug:-rs, S. Rnrncalu, D. Ruth, A. Russ, C. Scam, l.. Signani. Ifiv-rl Razr: D, Simsliausur, DI. Silvestri, R Stolz, D. Stu-lsmith. F. Smrmslialx, li. Tie- lcnhcrg, H. Tonkin. Svnnid Rout F, Turnbull. l. Umclc, V. Vcrnarclli, l.. Van Hoof, KC Van Wierin- gen, kl. XV.incr. D. W'est, F. Wc'st, M. Wcttmmii. Tfvira' Row: R, Wright. Fl. Whitc-liirusc, B. Wfilliams, 'lf Xvuudward, A. Wright, R. Young, S. Zcucc, D. Osburn. Fifi! Rout Myers, D. Nelson, C. Nor- man, D. Orriss, B. Olesrud, S. Oxwang, J. Picrsall, nl. Pouir, I.. Russell. A. Sassan, G. Satterlund, nl. Trullinger, T. Wfoolard. SFIYIIIKI Ruuw D. Hammerbcck, T. Hinkle- man, L. Hubbard, P. Hulitala, N. Koch, W. Knapp, D. Kuslw, H. Loomis, G. Merri- man, D. Morclmusc, B.. McAllister L. Moultcn. N. Mycrs. Third I1'rm': M. Chalbcrg, l.. Collins, j. Dieringer. C. Dcnnisu B. Ernberger, C. Gawith, F. Gawith, R. Benbmok, M. God- win, Dl. Grciner, E. Fraley. Iffmrfly Rfmw B. Andersun, W. Anderson, G. Bassett, xl. Bagnall, J. Burier, R. Ben4 brook, M. Callahan. R. Coons, M. Carlen, H. Caviezel. 'llillnr and Strenglh fo .llunior Varsity in Turning Out llior Sports y Sllmowrcll llletfvrminalion, lDlf-pf-nclallnillify, Adcling Spri- Puge 75 fl ww 4... I . 1 1 X .H-5 L Y QLL .., Z? x f 1 - . Fifjf Rout j. Adams. D. Ahmann, D. Andreassen. J. Androsko, D. Archambeau. Marjorie Bailey. Margaret Bailey. D. Baker. Serond Raw: D. Blalceley, C. Beerman, S. Board, T. Boland, R. Brady. R. Bronson, S. Brown. M. Carden. Third Roux D. Chandler, G. Danley, j. Darby, S. Duncan, R, Doering. j. Evans, T. Evans. res mrnceirn lllfoollaedl Ahead Llzo Senior Eliigllrr an poimsorerll Sox ance. Fin! Row: M. Hemminger, S. Hulett, V. Donati, R. Hubbard, B. Inglin, Kilian, D. Howard, N. King, R. Lehman. Semnd Row: J. Barnadelli, L. Cannon, L. Argo. C. Anderson, C. Caviezel, A. Atemboski, M. Grab, D. Benjamin, A. Gricnar, I Grienar, N. Hatch. Third Row: G. Hodge, R. Barber. F. Anderson. E. Baker. G. Beers, B. Barber. D. Benjamin. j. Gonzales, R. Demko. Page 74 KJ 1 21.24 . First Row: R. Balsley, C. Barnes, F. Barrios. Servnd Raw: S. Carlson, S. Cartwright, M. Casper. Third Rout A. Forler, D. Furnish, B. Gill. Thaw Na! Pivluredz M. Bailey, C. Gallion, jacovich, N. Larson, j. Osterdahl, M. Peoples, L. Sorenson. Fifi! Rout C. Gray, J. Gunderson, L. Hanson, T. Hanson, A. Harrison, xl. Hassebrork, j. Haw- thorne, P. Hearn, H. Hickenbottom. 566117141 Rauf D. Hotfhlcis, M. Hunter, B.-Iohnson B. johnson, L. jones, B. Jorgensen, D. Kelly, Knight, C. Kravagna, M. Klingman. 'I'hird Rout I.. L.tush, j. Love, V. Love, M. Loy, G. Lubon, j, Lyons. j. Mahlen, R. Mann, A. Man- tel, M. Meisner. First Row: A. Mattson, W. McCormick, T. McCullough, j. McHugh. Sefond Row: j. McKinley, B. McMetchan, M. Milliken, j. Mitchell, W. Mitchell. Third Row: M. Moergeli, J. Moriarty, W. Nachtsheim, B. Nelson Oliver, P. Olson. Fourth Rout N. Osborn, B. Parkerson, A. Parkinson, E. Peterson, Peclrini. Fifth Raw: L. Perry, D. Pederson, D. Peterson, B. Pierce. :- a. , . V . xr. CT. 1 ' ' ti ,L ,w- ,R. R. 1 f I . I f I . l 1 2 , sr 1 Y 1 K -7 ,Q ' 1 5 . X ' X X KW 1 x 4 l 9 G H 1 Z sis if: 's rf . A iris 1 Page 75 Fifjf Row: E. Plagens, R. Poleski, C. Rasmussen, A. Rengstorff, B. Ridgley, V. Ridout, D. Ross, M. Sather, S. Satterlund. Second Raw: R. Scott, D. Shaffer, W. Stotts, D. Smith, C. Sonneson, P. Stanton. J. Stouffer, K. Srroup. P. Sonntag. Third Row: H. Wadler, F. Wallace, V. Warren, J. Weber, B. West, j. Wetzel, F. Wierleski, N. Schonbachlor. TBS IITIIUCIUL pOlUlS0lPC4Iii SOX GLIUICC9 ffllllllflii Loo 6 AMER to Senior High Fm! Row: G. Sweet, D. Schweikl, O. Rainey, L. Thieman. M. Thayor, C. Ranch, C. Van Hoof, R. Rc-amy. S. Yotsko. Second Rout K. Satterlund, 1. Parlaii, V. Nanavich, j. Oliver, M. Olson, E. Warner, D. Winters. Third Row: j. Meisanbach, O. Lingo, G. Michal, K. Wood, J. McDonough, D. Phillips, G. Remington, E, Vandqrhoof Page 76 1 S X F F. .77 5. lfifil Rauf: VI. Kriiviigiiii, B. Koviicuvich. St.'l'lNlL1 Run: F. l..ii'son, I., I..iPoinl, R. Kraiv.1gn.i. liflil Run A. Craig, kl. Dokc. B. Forcum, J Friilcy, H. Gillis, M. Goodwin, W. Gc-ntala, G Hi'cli.i, S. Horsiniin, P. Hi.in1, B. Hreha, C Hulwlmrnl. Suwrid Ruiz: N. Bishop, B. Bcnbrook, hl. Bisson V, Iioricr, M. Bunker, ll. Brewer, R. Britscligi, I.. B.ilu-i', D, Bryant, B. Cannon, I.. Carlen, P. Collins Tlviml Knut P. Anderson, V. Anderson, Ander son, R. Bock, I. Carlson. HIIPCGT Op OIUIHOIPCS Ssliwfgdl Cjcoiuiirses Oooooo rr-zscnibe ociiai Functions Fm! Rauf M. Phillips, W. Rane:-y, G. Rcnncr. Semnd Rout C. McCracken, C. Norman, U. Olson, C. Peterson. Third Row: A. Maris, J. Maris, R. Martin, D. Mollenbc-rg, D. McCusland. Fourth Row: M. jones, -I. jones, M. Kosko, G. Kuranko, Fifth Row: B. I-Ircha, j. Hrinchak. j. james. 1 Page 77 Fmt Row: S. Blal-ter, M. Beech, J. Barquist, J. Barkley, F. Baghy, L. Babcock, j. Ahmann. Second Row: B. Coutts, T. Collins, H. Collins, F. Coco, j. Carlson, C. Calvert, A. Burnett, L. Boitano. Third Rout C. Engeset, W. Duchateau, B. Downey, P. Dickson, C. DeBolt, j. Danielson, F. Damiano, M. Cross, M. Covey. Sopllitommoirwes ivceseintffeftll Sooilall Fiuiimctzfiloints Fin! Row: L. Gray, D. Gray, M. Gard, H. Galimanis, D. Furnish, L. Franklin, L. Fant, B. Esthy. Second Row: T. Hawthorne, 1. Hawthorne, G. Hasschrock, B. Hanus, R. Harleman, G. Hammer, E. Gulan, A. Guidetti, B. Greenfield. Third Raw: j. Kennedy, A. Kauzlarich, J. jones, E. johnson. C. johnson, R. Hubber, H. Host, W. Holm, G. Heppenstall. ff. ' .5 N. it 'g 'H 1 i M ' 1 l h v Y ,- , f , N Q. Z 01' A . V 1 +5 5 T1 L if .. Nr, ' -. W N , ' FX A , l l i S '1- lxbf' 1 5 N ' ,. ffi-f ' 5 Page 78 i l M l i I 1 Fimt Rau! B. Willi.lll1s. F. Wfctzcl. F. Wfclsh. Sufrnzd Rout F. Zlmmcr. R. XX'uudw.1l'nl. B, Wilstmtu. Pirlznw V101 .zmilublu for: D. Hansen X is--7--3 B. McClure G. Sonneson I-'irll Razr: R. Sturm. T. Sorenson. L. Bugnull. W Trullinger, R. Xwezlthcrwalx. R. Wkatherwax. E. Wilstmru. SL'L'lHId Rnuw H, Rcynulds. R. Rhodes. G. Rom- berg. DI. C, Russell. nl. M. Russell, A. Stenholm. Fifzrz Row: B. Silvestri, I. Sherman, j. Shaneyfelt. Second Row: J. Stovner, R. Stolz, K. Stcrgion, A. Starr. Third Rout J. Thompson, R. Thim, F. Terou, R. Swain. G. Struup. Fourth Rout D. Van Hoof, J. Tuttle, A. Trump, M. Tougaw. Fiflla Row: 1. Wallace, j. Walczak. riff! ' Q ,.,. ' l Q1 if - . 'swirl , Q 3 ,, Q S b Y Q' I l f. Q ? f 1 4' -A K' li Y PtltLfL' 'O pf -X1 s I X' U' w SI? 1- I gg ', 3- K Q 4. . I . lk QI M t , .. , - -lf ya .N t I wr . Ii . A 5 lfifvl Rauf I. McDonald, Mariotli. B. Mann, G. Malidurc, H, MdIiiIL'Slil, M Imksxvsck, D. Lzlush. Svmnd Raw: R. Montgomery, I.. Muon. j. Mucllcr, M. Mihclich, B. Mcssncr, D. IXIL'l'l'lII, B. INILIQIIIIJY. I .EILYIDKEECHD SOHDIIIIOIIIIIIUIPCS SCIIHECICUII QO'L1I'SCS 000000 Ifnuf Ieflllf U. R.uIliff, I-. Qually, G. I7CkIL.'I'SL'I1, Ii. I'.u'Ixin, If. Owens, C. Osbum, M. Olhclg. VI. NL-.u'Imud, IXIUIIIQQIII, AIUIIIN Scunzd Rau' K. Scott, F. Saunders, j. Sander, H. Rowe, VI. Roth. j. Rogers, T. Robmsun, I.. Rldglcy, I.. Remkins. i,.Ak P.1gc 80 N 1 2 K t ig , ? 1-,Q Q ,t K Q n or .. f ' '. . Y I tx t , ' f '7 .H lfjrtl Rani kl. Harrie, D. Beefh. Svunzd Rmr: G. Bxrkus, B. Barnett. 'I'lvm1 Razr: R. linker, D. Barber. Fntt Rout D. vlrtttteysntt. H. jones. C. JUllllSOI1 S. Keeley, K. Ketchum, D. Kovttl, j. Kowalski F. Kminick. Serur1J Rule: 'l'. H.trlem.m, l. Hash, D. Dodge, J Hoirup, D. Hoffman, G. Holm, P. Holmes, C Hansen. Tlvira' Rauf M. Fl1nl4m.tn. G. Fletcher. B. Estby j. Futnislm, D. Furman, Gnd, D. Goodale. S Frm! Rau 1 D usmu R Kcpkr Koch D Madden brllcxson W M.1yhlc G Mans C Nelson Second Rau C Donan A DICIIIIBQY J Lmcrson J Izvans A Fr.1ley B French J Marnn D Hubbard L Wamod Third Rau L Anderson J Arcmhoskn J Bock H Axelson. D. Brewcr R. DeMuynck, E. Borell L Bmks. L. Bunker. Not Pictured: Enumclaw: J. Schoenfeld, J. Muergeli, B. Grlves K McKinley, D. Schwcnn, L. Sonneson, Buckley: L. Cwllahan, J. Nielson. J. Taylor. Ifmz Raw: K. Steele, G. Stephenson. Second Rnzv: I.. Sicmni, R. SlC'lgCI'l. Third R u': P. Patton, D. Pederson. Fin! Row: D. Willigxrrls, A. Zaffcc, P. Zderich. Sumnd Rant W. Swift, D. WL-srmer, Y. Wallley. Third Rout D. Renner. B. Rinell, D. Smith, R. Sturm. F12I17'lfJ Rau Ranch, G, Ostcrclahl, E. Reamy. Fifth Row: T. Osborn, H. Russell, M. O'Brien. N. Swift. P.1 gc L! !' I 1 mf A-54 mv Finl Rout Moergeli. B. Moon, P, Moore, Mueller, T. Murlcuwslti. M. Oakley. lf. O'Neil. Oslmrn. Sefnnd Row: M. Leggett, C, Mahlen, D. Mahlen, BQ Malia. D. Malagrint D. Marnten, P. lNItlIllCWS, Tbifd Row: F. Krainiclc, R. Kramer, E. Kyle, D. Lttegt-r. 'I. Lane, K. l,L1l'UI'l1. lll1Xll0lLllSlly q.llYTLl1llllIl0lI S 'R WtHlJl'fClll c?flI fll.fIll7llliil'lllltIDlIl1 68511119 Firzut Rout N. Thim, j, Thmnpsun. B. Tyler, J. Vtnkuskie. D. Wall.1ce, B. Wttrd. P. West, Second Raw: S. Smoke, E. Stmntag, D. Sorensen, M. Spiegelberg. V. Sprtngsteen. V. Stanhope, M. Sttvlvbm. Third Rout D. Rogers, W. Reeves, B. Poutt, B. Russell, L. Slither. E. Smith. Page 83 emuiors adle 951 Most Eve 1 mutifiuill of High Sclhooll Years The Senior Class Officers from Enumclaw, Gary Sambila, Vice-Pres., Phyllis Parsons, Sec., Gene Baline, Pres., were discussing the ordering of caps and gowns for the seniors. Looking back on years gone by, the Class of 5l', has had three successful years in high school. Jack Boere, class president led their eventful Soph- omore year, assisted by Jack Henry, vice president, Fred 'Nest, secretary and Val Krainick, treasurer. The Little Red School House , sophomore class assembly, portray- ing VVhite River teachers in their school days, made a big hit with the judges and won the cup as the best class assembly in 4-9 . Another outstanding production for the Class of 51 was the annual sophomore dance, Hades Hop . Leading the Class of '5l', through their Junior year as class officers were: Gary Sambila, president, Jack Henry, vice president, Connie Colvin, secretary and Jerry Geertsen, treasurer. Up In Central Park , the Junior Prom in 50 showed the class' ability to put on an inexpensive, but outstanding dance. For the class assembly, the Juniors took A Walk Down Old Broad- way- , looking into yarious New York shows. In their last year at VVh1te River High School, the Seniors made it an eventful one. The highlight of the senior social season was the annual Senior Ball which was, Silver Dreamland . A shimmering fountain of silver provided the centerpiece for the room decorated in pale blue and white. Co-chairmen of the dance were Alice Ghiglione and Marilyn Holmes. An unusually large amount of Senior thespians turned out for the Senior Play, among these a select few were chosen to take part in the senior production, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay . Family Album , the senior assembly, brought forth many laughs and much applause by an appreciative audience. The Class of 5l supplied a large amount of the brawn and brains for the football team which took the Puget Sound League Championship in 1951. Out- standing players were: Fred West, Gary Sambila, Dick hIeGee, Gene Balint, Jack Henry, Richard York, Bill Mueller, and Jim Symonds. Of these Hornet gridders, Fred West and Gary Sambila were named on the All- State team and also the All-Conference team. Jack Henry, and Richard York were alslo named on the All- Conference team. Dick McGee was placed onthe sec- ond team of the All-Conference, while still others receiv- ed honorable mention. As the classroom doors close on the Class of 51 , the seniors bid farewell to friends and faculty. They will cherish the memories they have of their high school days at Enumclaw. Underclassmen, faculty and admin- istration will long remember them for the spirit con- tributed by their class and the high standards., which they have set for future students of White River High. Enjoying the sun were Buckley's Senior Class Officers, Mike Hander, Darlene Shane. Coleen McCracken, and Don Romberg. The end of another school year and another class leaves the happy hallways of Buckley High School. Looking back through the years, the class of '51 has been active in many fields throughout school life. The first big undertaking as a class was the Soph- omore Hop, Winter Wonderland , which surprised everyone by having real snow. At football games people began to take notice of our future stars Bob Cummings, Don Romberg and Arnie Olsso-n. Arnie also represented our class in basketball, as did Allan Madden, Don and Jim French, and Chuck Koch in baseball. The Sophs began high school with 18 members in Honor Society. Before becoming full-fledged members, this group went through a stiff initiation. As Juniors, with Inez Thieman as president, our interests widened into more varied fields. Many girls turned out for G. A. A. and won. their second letter in girl's athletics. The boys, too, kept up the pace with Arnie Olsson placing first team positions in football and basketball. Don Romberg continued to show great promise in football, too. For the Junior Prom a unique theme, The Storybook Ball , was chosen. As a Junior, Richard Ranch was president of F. F. A. Joyce Hamilton was chairman of the Junior St. Patrick's Day Assembly. Connie Stanton, was elected yell leader again, this time for White River High. A Junior trio composed of Pat lNIcCasland, Colleen McCracken, and Doreen Tembey became known around Buckley for their singing talent. Senior president, Mike Hander, led the class through the most active year of all. In October the Seniors gave a talent show with Bill Secor playing Arthur Godfrey. In sports the Seniors did especially well. Don Rom- berg and Arnie Olsson represented Buckley on the championship White River Football Team. In intra- mural basketball the Seniors were school champions. Not to be outdone by the boys, the Senior Girl's G. A. A. team, the Amazons, were champions in both the volley- ball and the basketball tournaments. Miss Alford, the class advisor, assisted with many helpful ideas for the Senior Ball, Paris In Spring . The gym was decorated with fresh blossoms. One side of the dance floor was like a Parisian Street, showing all the shop windows. The refreshment stand resembled a side- walk cafe and at the end of a bridle path was the guest book. The last months of school seemed to fly by-filled with the Mother-Daughter Banquet, Commencement Speakers, Senior Picnic-and breakfast. Then at long last-graduation--a beautiful ending to four wonderful years. Page 84 W Pictures fir Friends., Releztirfey ' my . .,.- fr Were Ley? ees Remembreznees by the Seniors ' 15-41 1 Q 'W ... lli llbfff Bev! Dancer, Dan LdfId,1k0l'd7Id Don Fmiw were often .seen at daneef, rlmuiing ull. BILL ADEN Baseball 2-43 WR Club 2-4. NORMA ALLBIAN Band 5-43 Chr. Assembly 43 Chr. Dance 33 Chorus 1-2, 43 G. L. C. 1-43 P. E. 's't. 3-43 Plays 3-43 Torch 43 G. C. pres. 43 Girls' Sextet 3-4. ' ALl Rl'llD AMBA 'i 0 '.n 4, DUANH BAKER Hi Merc 43 Tennis 1-4. JAN BARKLEY Band 23 Ensemble 43 F. H. A. 2-43 G. L. C. 2 i -4, Sec.-Treas. 33 Hi Merc 3-43 Hornet Stuff 53 jr. Red Cross 43 Torch 2-43 Usher's Club 5-43 Debate 3. GENE B.-XLlN'l' wa Club 5.43 Class Pres. 4. Football 1, 3-4. jr. Red Cross 2, V. Pres.3 Paps 2-53 Torch 1-4, V. Pres. 33 B. O. C. 43 Debate 3. BOB BARNPIR Paps 1-43 Stage Crew 3-43 Ski Club 1-4. JERRY BARNES Mgr. Basketball 23 Paps 1-43 Stage Crew 5-43 Torch 2. SHIRLEY Bl'1I.I.ACK F. H. A. 43 G. L. C. 2-43 P. E. Ass't. 43 Lib. 23 Usher's Club 3-4. PAT Bl'1NHlJl'1'1 l'I F. H. A. 2-43 G. L. C. 23 Office Girl 4. MARY BERILI-A Lib. 43 Nurses' Ass't. 43 F. H. A. 4. MARIE BISSIG Chorus 33 Drama Club 13 F. H. A. 43 Lib. 23 Usher's Club 13 P E. Ass'r. 2. JACK BOl'1R1'Z Basketball 13 WR Club 1-43 Chr. Dance 23 Chorus 43 Class Pres. 23 F. F. A. 1-53 Fire Squad 2-43 Football 2, Mgr. 43 Track 1-4Q B. O. C. 2. E Page 85 its 'i '5 gl- I , if Wi. I- 'P 7 lin me fi A P 1 X' if .I mxj ff- Q2 ,... 11- 3 , ...e gg X all-4 -2-ff: The girls elected to lhe Hall of Famel' ur the her! d1'e.r.ved girlf were fowe Hamillwi and janet Lou MCKinn0n E3 Page 86 'I' f' Senior Dance Highlighted the 1951 Social Seczrozi BEVERLY BOND Band 1-3. BET'1'l'1 BOl'll'lLL Annual 33 Band 1-43 Glee Club 13 G. L. C. 1-43 Hornet Staff 33 Libr. 43 Plays 33 Torch 2-4. DICYNHY BUUSHICY WR Club 1-43 F. F. A. 1-43 Tennis 1-43 P. E. Ass't. 4' Paddle Squad 2-3. AUDRICY CANNON Annual 43 Band 2-43 Chorus 2-33 G. A. A. 1-33 Torch 2-43 Sextet 3-4. PAULINE C-'XRLSUN Chorus 43 F. H. A. 3-43 Nurses' Ass'r. 43 Cashier 3. HEDY CHRlS'l'lCNSI'lN Chorus 2.4, DAVID CLUGSTUN Manager 13 Paddle Squad 33 Plays 43 Boxing 4. Chorus 23 Drama Club 13 Bucklonian 43 CONNIE CULVIN Annual 43 Class Sec. 33 Drama Club 1, Sec. F. H. A. 2-4, Cab. 43 G. L. C. 2-43 Hi Merc 3-4, Editor 43 Office Girl 43 Torch 1-43 Usher's Club 3-43 B. O. C. 43 jr. Red Cross 43 Plays 4. RUSSELL CORDNHR JERRY CRAIG F. F. A. 1-43 jr. Red Cross 43 Paddle Squad 2-4. LULIW C IG Band 1-43 Dance Chr. 3-43 Chorus 2-33 GW 3 ling 13 Orch. lg Stage Crew 3-4. Drama 13 Plays 1, PATTY DANIRLSON F. H. A. 2-3. College-Minded Seniors Attended Con erence to Select Future Alma Mater i Z1 gi? 3 ...fsif Voted by their rlalfnzaler Ihe Ben Drzhucd Boy were Darroll TIJUYIIAI' and Dan Romberg DONNA DAVIDSON F. H. A. 2-43 G. L. C. 43 Tumbling 3-43 Orch. 2-3. JOYCE 171'1AR19l'iN F. H. A. 2-43 G. L. C. 23 Hi Mer Office Girl 4g Usher's Club 5-4. ROY DEL SANTO Paps Crew 1-43 Stage Crew 3-4. JOAN UEMKO Chr. Assembly 2g Chr. Dance 43 Mixed Chorus 2 4 Class Re 3 Office Girl 4 S B A Officer 4' Torch 43 G. C. -. 1 P' Q i - - ' i Cab. 3-43 B. O.C. 3-43 Honor Society 2-43 Glee Club 1,4. SHIRLEY DHMKO Band 1-43 Chorus 13 Ensemble 43 Honor Society 3-43 G. L. C. 1. RUVVINA DENNIS Band 43 Mixed Chorus 1-53 Glee Club 1-33 Lib. 1-33 Plays 33 Hobby Club 1. SUSAN DODD Chorus 13 F. H. A. 2-43 G. L. C. 23 Hi Merc 43 Usher's Club 2, 4. JESSIE DUKE Band 2-43 Mixed Chorus 4g Glee Club 2, 4. JACKIE ELLINGSON Chorus 1-43 F. H. A. 2-4, Pres 43 G 2 1 L. C. 23 Plays 13 Hi Hi 33 Girls Trio 3, 43 B. O. C. 43 Choraleens Chr. Dance 4. DON FARNAM Annual 3-43 Tennis 2. JIM FORD Baseball 1-43 Basketball 13 WR Club 2-4. DON FRASER Band 1-43 Chorus 43 Football 1-23 Honor Society 23 Plays 2-3. DON FRENCH Baseball 1-53 F. F. A. 1-4. c4 Page 87 4 L I 153 'Ci 1 3 , fe, X I ' ' ig L-A -'T if '-ie JF , . , T eisafgref l Clmien Clam Cb.1l!erb0xe,f, Hedy Clvriilefz- Jen una' Darlene Randy kepz ibe rlasimmzz buzzing. - A af' ,. . J .1 ' ' . ' - X if .y ra ,,' 3.51.-E Senior Tbespiezm Went All Out to Present Their Lezit Dramatic Produetiofz JAMES FRENCH Baseball 2. 43 Basketball 23 WR Club 1-43 Mixed Chorus 1-23 F. F. A. l-43 P. E. Ass't. 23 WR Club Sec. 3. Vice Pres. 43 F. F. A. Treas. 43 Manager l-23 Paddle Squad 33 Schoolboy Patrol 1-2. DARRELL FURNISH jr. Red Cross 43 Torch 5. 43 Boxing 2-4. -HAI GALIRIANIS S. B. A. Treas. 43 Torch 1-43 Homecoming King3 B. O. C. 4. JERRY GEERTSEN Band 1-43 Class Treas. 33 Fire Squad 23 Torch 1-43 Tennis 1-ZQ Pep Band 1-4. ALICE GHIULIONIR Chorus 2-43 F. H. A. 2-43 Pres. 3. Cab. 43 G. L. C. 2-33 Hi Merc 43 jr. Red Cross 43 Vice Pres.3 Office Girl 3-43 Hi Hi 33 Torch 1-43 B. O. C. 33 Ushers' Club 35 Choraleens 2-4. CAROLINE GOFORTH Chorus 15 Lib, 2, 4, JOYCE HAMILTON Band 2-43 Chr. Assembly 53 Chr. Dance 43 Chorus 13 Class Officer 23 Plays 43 Stage and Projection Crew 43 Torch 2-31 G. A. A. 1-43 Sextet 3-43 Chr. of Tolo Week. MIKE HANDER Band 13 Baseball 13 Mixed Chorus 23 Class Officer, Treas. 1, Rep. 2, Pres. 43 Bucklonian 43 Plays 53 B. O. C. 2, 4. BARBARA HANSEN Ensemble 4g G. L. C. 2-43 Mgr. 43 Torch 1-3, Pres. 43 B. O. C. 4. ERNA HANSON G. I.. C. 2-43 F. H. A. 43 Cashiers 4. GEORGE HANSEN F. F. A. 1-4. PAUL HARLEMAN Band 1-33 F. F. A. 1-43 Paddle Squad 2-43 Boxing 3-4. DAVE HART WR Club lg Chorus lg Football Mgr. 13 Box- ing Mgr. 2. Page 88 --- ani!--f-ff --rr-3 -- - di-r' - Hoping to Win the Cup, Seniorr . Strom' to Make Their Arrembly the Bert S' 77 3 -. I -..ga -rvllilf K-VFHY Hli-X RN Chorus 11 Annual 43 Drama Club 13 F. H. A. ii i - 'fi 1-4, Vice Pres. 3, Cab. -13 G. I., C. 2-43 Hi Merc 43 jr. Red Cross 33 Hi Hi 33 G. C. Sec. 33 Ushers' Club 3-43 Debate 33 Plays 4. Clam-ru1up.r. Dare Clogilwz dna' john Peterian made carb rl.1.r,i lirely. ALVIN HEEN JACK HENRY Baseball 13 WR Club 1-43 Chr. Assembly 23 Class Officer Z-33 Football 1-43 Torch 1-43 Track 23 Ski Club 1-4. IVAN HlC'Kl'lNl3O'l l'UXl Band 1.43 Chorus 3-43 Fire Squad 23 Pep Band 1-4. .ll'lAN Annual 43 Chorus S3 F, H, A, 1-43 Tumbling lg jr. Red Cross 33 P. E. Ass't. 43 Tennis 1-33 G. C. Cab. 31 Ushers' Club 23 Hi Hi 3. .XN'.l'UNl.X HI.l'il9l . Baseball 1-43 Basketball 3-43 Chr. Dance 43 Chorus 1-23 Drama Club 13 jr. Red Cross 1-43 Stage Crew 3-4. RUTH HUl3lJl .ll Band 1-43 Chr. Assembly 43 Glee Club 1-23 G. L. C. 2-43 G. C. Cab. 2-43 G. A. A. 2. MARTIN H01-Dl'lNl'lR F. F. A. 1-4, Pres. 43 Fire Squad 2-43 Football lg Paddle Squad 2-43 Paps Crew 1-43 Stage Crew 43 Track 23 B. O. C. 43 Basketball 4. MARY HULl7l'lNl'lR Annual 33 Chorus 23 Drama Club 13 Ensemble 2-33 Tumbling 1-23 jr. Red Cross 1-33 Office Girl 43 Hi Hi 33 Torch 1-33 Tennis 13 Choraleens 33 Debate 3. MARILYN H01-M155 F. H. A. 2-4, Ti-eas. 3, Cab. 43 G. L. C. 2-43 Hi Merc 43 Office Girl 43 Hi Hi 33 Torch 1-43 G. C. Cab. 2, Pres. 4g B. O. C. 43 Ushers' Club 3. at ANN H01-M Entered from Grayling, Michigan3 Band 43 Ensemble 43 F. H. A. 4. MYRON .IAMHYSON Gglf 2.3, ZELMA JAMPZSON Chorus 33 F. H. A. 3-43 Ushers' Club 3.. X Page 89 1 ,' -F3-,B 4 X ., 3 Q Nag F ww- , ,,,., .: E 1 I' as: 3115 . QM f 1271-'33 Xa . XX, .. Q X C , X , V kr ' -if 1 m 1 ' 'D'1.'.f'1-22:1 Sl:1ye.rl Bay lille wen! to Ruuell Cordner and Allan Madden. I 0' .ff Page 90 Touring to Unknown Placer, the Seniors Sneaker! While Unclerclnmnen Stncliecl SHIRLEY JORGENSON F. H. A. 2-43 Lib. 43 Maj. 2-4. MARY LOU KARPINCHIK Chorus 1, 43 Horner Staff 33 Bucklonian Staff 33 G. A. A. 1, 23 Glee Club 1, 43 League Rm. 3. KENNICTH KIRKLAND Mgr. 23 Paps 1-43 Ski Club 1-4. CHARLES K0 1 eall 2-43 Fire Squad 3,43 Bucklonian Staff 43 Manager VAL KRAlNlCK Basketball 1-43 Class Treas. 2, 43 F. F. A. 1-4, Sec. 2, Pres. 3, Treas. 43 Fire Squad 2-4, Fire Chief-13 Football 1-43 Paps 1-4, Paps Chief 43 B. O. C. 3, 43 WR Club 1-4. DON LANDSKOV Chr. Assembly 33 Chr. Dance Dec. 23 Chorus 2-43 Drarna Club 1, Pres.3 Hi Merc 3, 43 Yell Leader 1. 2 ,43 Ski Club 2, 33 Plays 13 jr. Red Cross 2. JERRY LEHBIAN Chorus 33 F. F. A. 1. 23 Plays 3. Chgfus 13 Librarian 2, 4, BIAHLON LILLY Band 1-43 Baseball 1-43 Basketball 1-43 WR Club 2-43 Chorus 3, 43 Class Treas. 13 Drama Club 13 Football 13 jr. Red Cross 33 P. E. Ass't. 4. JEAN LOCHRIDGH Annual 43 Chr. Dance 33 Dec. Chr. 43 Chorus 13 Drama 1, V. Pres. 13 F. H. A. 2-4, Cab. 43 G. L. C. 23 Office Girl 43 Plays 43 G. C. Cab. 13 Ski Club 1-4. DOROTHY LOKOVSHK Annual 2-4, Ass't. 3, Editor 43 Dec. Chr. 2, 53 Class Pres. 13 Drama Club 13 F. H. A. 2, 3, 43 Cab. 33 G. L. C. 2, 3, 4, Mgr. 33 Tumbling 1, 23 Yell Leader 1, 3, 4g Office Girl 3, 43 Hi Hi 33 Torch 1.-43 Tennis 1-43 G. C. Cab. 23 B. O. C. 1, 43 Leader's Club 3, 43 Ushers Club 3. 4. ALLEN MADDICN Baseball 2-43 WR Club 2-43 Boys Club Officer 2, 33 Honor Society 2-43 Pres. 4g WR Club Officer 2, 3. BETTY MALGARINI F. H. A. 1-43 G. L. C. 2-33 Hi Merc 3-43 Libr. 23 Nurses' Ass't. 33 Torch 23 Ushers Club 3-4. Senzom Cmmmeel fir Fznezl Exams to f Complete Their High Selaool Education my X395 93? shui 4. f If 5 S . 711 :rc- ' X X 4 I iv 14. 2 f . 3. Q 5 - u 22 -I -z g, cg t. --.'-3.1,-5.21 M 7 :Ti-a'1lff5f1',1:5g L-55 JOHN MARIOTTI Baseball 13 Basketball 1-33 WR Club 1-33 Chorus 1-33 Fire Squad 2-43 Football 1-4. Marilyn Mobn and Donna Sbyerl Girl: were really Jhy. moms m1AP.s'1'i:N Librarian 4. ,Q 4 1 3 JANET MATSON Chr. Assembly 43 F. H. A. 2-4. see. 4 L. C. 2-43 jr. Red Cross 13 P. E. Ass't. 33 Office Girl 43 Hi Hi 33 Girls' Club Treasurer 4. 3G. PAT MMTASLAND Chorus 43 G. A. A. 1-4, Pres. 43 Tumbling 2, Bucklonian 43 Plays 3-43 Torch 33 Tennis 33 G. C. Cab. 43 Glee Club 4. COLLl'Zl'1N McC'RAi'Kl'1N Chorus 2-43 Class Officer 43 Buck- lonian Staff 43 Glee Club 1-43 League Room 1, 2, 4. DICK Mc'Gl'll'l Annual 3-43 Basketball 1-43 WR Club 2-43 Fire Squad 3-43 Football 1-43 Hi Merc 3-43 jr. Red Cross 23 S. B. A. Vice Pres. 33 Torch 23 Track 1-43 B. O. C. 3. l'lLlSl'l MCGl'lHl'll'l Chorus 1, 43 Bucklonian 43 G. A. A. 1-43 Usher's Club 33 Manager 43 Dance Dec. 2. MARGARPYI' MCHLIGH Chorus 1-43 Ensemble 2, 43 F. H. A. 43 G. L. C. 23 P. E. Ass't. 4. .lixNl'l'l.l Chr, Aggembly 2, Dance Dec, 2-43 Chorus 13 Drama Club 13 F. H. A. 2-43 G. L. C. 2-43 Tumbling 1-23 Hi Merc 1, 43 jr. Red Cross 2-43 Office Girl 43 Plays 1-43 Torch 1-43 B. O. C. 13 Usher's Club 1, 33 Cashiers 2-3. LANCE MHSSNER Basketball 1, Chorus 3, Football 1, Track 1, 4 SYLVIA MlHl'lLlCH Libr, 4, JAMES MILLS Chorus 1-43 Plays 13 Paps 1-43 Stage Crew 3-43 Boys' Quarter 3-4. MARILYN MOHN Chorus 1-43 Ensemble 23 F. H. A. 3-4. Page 91 Leomarel. ruled 1 Y 'HW -ea 1 Sealant Sala' Farewell to School Li e av 3' W 'R Z: ' 0 K Q Y, Y X 75,-.G X 'iw '-D mai ,Q X ' I I X 'Ina Tlaiemim and jean Lockridge, ruieil gzrli, often dixplayed their rlyarmi. jx-4 df Clair Day Faalea' Away RIARLYS AIOHN Chorus 1-43 Ensemble 3-43 F. H. A. 4. JOYCE NIONTGOMHRY Annual 43 Chorus 23 F. H. A. 2-43 Treas. 43 G. L. C. 2-43 Pres. 43 Tumbling 1-23 P. E. Ass't. 33 Tennis 1-43 B. O. C. 43 Usher's Club 33 Cashiers 1-33 Ski Club 43 jr. Red Cross 4. PAT MOSIICR Annual 3-43 Chr. Dance Dec. 33 Drama Club 13 F. H. A. 3-43 G. L. C. 2-33 jr. Red Cross 13 Torch 1-43 G. C. Cab.-1. BILL BIUELIAPIR Annual 43 Basketball lg WR Club 1-43 Chorus 23 Class Officer 13 Football 1-43 P. E. Ass't. 43 Track 2-43 Box- ing 2-4. DOROTHY C. NELSON Majorettes 2-43 Chorus 1-43 Ensem- ble 33 F. H. A. 2-43 Usher's Club 33 jr. Red Cross 4. ALICE lNllCHAl'iLSON Baseball 2, 43 Basketball 3-43 Drama Club 13 Stage Crew 3-43 Torch 4. ARNOLD ULSSUN Annual Staff 43 Baseball 2-43 Basketball 2-43 WR Club 2-43 Class Officer 23 F. F. A. 1-33 Football 2-43 S. B. A. Officer 33 B. O. C. 3-43 Boys Club Pres. 4. JOYCE PARLARI Annual 3-43 Assembly Chr. 33 G. L. C. 1-43 Plays 3-43 Torch 1-4, Sec. 23 G. C. Officer 3-43 Sr. Sextet 43 Glee Club 1, 3-43 Chr. Dance Dec. 2: League Room 3. PHYIJLIS PARSONS Transfer, Lincoln High School, Seattle3 Class Sec. 4. DELURHS PAUSHl'1C'K Chorus 1-23 Ensemble 2-33 F. H. A. 2-43 G. L. C. 23 Libr. 33 Usher's Club 3-4. DICK Pl'lTl'iRSON Transfer, Bremerton High School, Bremerton JOHN Pl'lTl'lRSUN Ski Club 1-4, BEVERLY PHILLIPS Page 92 Baeealaareate, Attena'ea' by Seniors ana' Families, . Hetlzeei to Speea' Seniors on Their Way 'f,' li -N X f i t ' de sign FLORENCE PHILLIPS Chorus 3-43 Glee Club 2-4. Chuck Koch and jack Buere. H.1nd.numert boyr, :harmed the girlx. AILEEN PITTENGER Band 1-23 F. H. A. 2-43 G. L. C. 2-43 Tumbling 1-23 jr. Red Cross 33 Nurses' Ass't. 43 Office Girl 43 Orch. 1-23 Plays 33 Hi Hi 33 Torch 23 Cashiers 3. DIANE POTVIN Chorus 13 Ensemble 23 F. H. A. 2-33 Tumbling 13 Nurses' Ass't. 3-43 Usher's Club 2-4. DARLHNH RANCH Chorus 1-43 Drama Club 13 G. L. C. 2-43 Tumbling 13 Bucklonian 43 Plays 3-43 Torch 1-43 Girls' Quartet 4. RICHARD RANVH F. F. A. 1-4, Pres. 4, Tre-rs. 2. LARRY RICNNHR Class Vice Pres. 13 Plays 43 S. B. A. Sec. 3, Pres. 43 Stage 2-43 Torch 2-43 Track 23 B. O. C. 3-4. BOB RIDGLPY Boxing 2. DONA ROBISON Band 1-43 G. L. C. 2-4, Mgr. 53 Tumbling 13 Orch. 23 Torch 1-43 Tennis 1-43 Debate 33 Music Ass't. 2-33 Dance Band 3-43 Ski Club 1-43 Pep Band 1-4. MELVIN ROBISON Boxing 23 Golf 1, ALICE ROGERS Chorus 2-43 Ensemble 2-43 F. H. A. 2-43 G. L. C. 23 Usher's Club 3-4. DON ROM BICRG WR Club 2-43 Chr. Assembly 43 Class Offi- cer 43 Fire Squad 43 Football 2-41 Bucklonian 43 P. E. Ass't. 4g Paddle Squad 4g B. O. C. 43 Basketball 2. ERNEST ROTTRR GARY SAMBII-A' Baseball 13 Boys' Club Vice Pres. 33 WR Club 2-4, Pres. 43 Class Pres. 3, Vice Pres. 4g F. F. A. 13 Football 1-43 Fire Squad 2.-43 jr. Red Cross 23 P. E. Ass't. 43 Paddle Squad 23 Stage Crew 3-43 Track 2-43 B. O. C. 3-43 Boxing 3-43 Hall Patrol 1. Page 93 ir' ' -1- -- 3 In Proudly Worn Caps and Gowm, F the Seniors Graduated ay C1455 of 51 I ax f Q 4 9 39' ' X- .. T1i T. 3 is 7'7-.F'3'l- . WILMA SCHIPPRR Chorus 2.43 F. H. A. 2-43 G. L. C. 2-43 Mike Hunder and Fid Lilly, Ike B0y.r with the Pfeltiert Eye.r , really know how lo ure llaem. A ,Q I as. if I a N- 1 a e- I If Tumbling 13 P. E. Ass't. 33 Usher's Club 33 Cashiers 23 Debate 3. JOANNE SCHLOSSER Annual 43 Drama Club 13 F. H. A. 2-43 Office Girl 43 Plays 43 G. C. Cab. lg Usher's Club 33 Ski Club 1-43 Dance Dec. Chr. 4. VVILLIABI SHCOR Annual 43 Chr. Dance 33 Chorus 13 Libr. 43 Stage Crew 3-43 Tennis 43 Camera Club 4, Pres. DARLENH SHANE Band 1-43 Class Officer 3-43 G. L. C. 2-43 Torch 1-43 Glee Club 13 Senior Sextet 43 League Room 3-43 Dance Chr. 2-4. SAMUEL SORHNSON F. F. A. 13 Band 1-4. CONNIE STANTUN Chorus 3-43 Yell Leader 2-33 Marjorettes 13 Plays 43 Bucklonian 43 Glee Club 1, 3-4. CYNTHIA STANTUN Chorus 1-33 Ensemble 43 G. L. C. 2-43 P. E. Ass'r. 43 Libr. 3g Hi Hi 33 Torch 1-43 Cashiers 33 Choraleens 3-4. FRED STOLZ F. F. A. 1-43 Mgr. Football 13 Paddle Squad 2-43 Boxing 4. JIM SYMUNDS Band 1-43 WR Club 2-43 Chorus 43 Drama Club 13 Football 2-43 Plays 13 Torch 2-43 Track 2. LOU ANN TAYLOR Chorus 1-2, 43 Plays 43 Bucklonian 43 Dance Chr. 1-4. DURICICN 'l'I'1Ml5l'1Y Chorus 43 G. L. C. 1-43 Tumbling 13 Bucklonian 43 League Room 2, 43 Glee Club 1-2, 43 G. A. A. 1-4. INA 'l'HII'1NIAN, Chr. Assembly 33 Chorus 1-43 Class Officer 1-23 G. L. C. 1-43 Plays 43 S. B. A. Officer lg Torch 2-43 G. C. Cab. 43 Annual 3. INEZ THIEMAN Annual 2-33 Chr. Assembly 4, Dance 43 Chorus 1-33 Class Pres. 33 G. L. C. 2-43 Plays 43 Torch 2-43 G. C. Sec. 23 Band 3-4. Page 94 'un-nndhe P'--iia' 3 Seniors, Dzlolonmf in Hanoi Look Back on Memories--Aloenn' to Unknown Adventurer if ,, , J X x DARROLL 'rHoM-xs om... 3.4, F. F. A. 1, Yell Leader 4, 5 C, Boys' Quartet 33 Mgr. Football 13 Annual 4. , 1 LORRAINH '1'01-LIVER Chorus 22 NUYSCS' ASSY- 15 Libf- 1- Margaret Van Hoof and Swan Dodd were choien by llaeir rlaxrnialer ai Ike Girl: will: the Preliiert Eyerf' Hare a look lomezime. VIRGINIA TOMAN Chorus 1-43 Ensemble 2, 43 F. H. A. 2-43 Libr. 53 Office Girl 43 Girls' Quartet 5, Trio 43 G. C. Sec. 43 Chora- leens 2-4. BIONZICLI-E TOUGAVV Band 43 Chorus 43 Drama Club 1 F. H. A. 1-3, Cab. 2-53 G. L. C. 2-43 Sec. Treas. 43 jr. Red Cross 2 P. E. Ass't 33 Plays 1, 33 Torch 1-43 Ski Club 1-43 G. C. Cab. 1 Tumbling 1-2. PA UL T U TE VVI LE R CLARA VAN HOOK Ensemble Z-43 F. H. A. 2-43 Hi Merc 5-43 Plays 43 Usher's Club 4. MAROARIVI' VAN HOOF Glee Club 1.43 G, L, C, 2-43 Tumbling 2-33 P. E. Ass't. 2-43 Plays 43 Senior Sextette 43 Editor, Bucklonian 4. EMILIC WrXNl'lR Baseball 1-53 WR Club 1-2. JANET VVARRHN Band 13 Chr. G. C. Tolo 33 Chorus 3-43 St. Director 53 Drama Club 13 Ensemble 43 F. H. A. 43 G. L. C. 2-43 Libr. 43 Orch. 23 Plays 43 S. B. A. Sec. 43 Torch 1-43 Girls' Quartet Q E3 Trio 43 G. C. V. Pres. 5, Cab. 43 B. O. C. 43 Usher's Club 43 Chora- eens 4 1 -- N FRED Wl'lS'l' Annual 2-43 Basketball 1-43 WVR Club 2-43 Chr. Dance 23 Class Sec. 23 Fire Squad 2-43 Football 1-43 P. E. Ass't. 43 A.. 'AQ .a Torch 13 Track 1'4Q B. O. C. 1, 43 Boys' Club Sec. 2, 3, Pres, 1, 4. SK' Q 21. www GLORIA VVHI'l'1'lHOUS1'i F, H, A, 2-33 P, E, A55't, 433 3 Usher's Club 5. ' A AUDREY VVILI-IS F. H. A. 2-43 Ensemble 2-43 Usher's Club 3. RICHARD YORK WR Club 1-43 Drama Club 13 Football 1-43 Hi Merc 3-43 Plays 13 S. B. A. Pres. 43 Torch 1-33 Tennis 1-23 B. O. C. 4. Page 95 femulors with Uulsfmn arssmamlfes if CU? CC llZ?fi1UUIl10TU1S filling Clwrwfm-isrics olberll ,..-1 ll ' YT' X425 ,,,i- 'Q' Y Dun French and joyfe Pnrlari celelwxnuerl IllL'lI' election 419 like'1lHl , . . e l..ul .mel I..1ss with am ice Cream cone. Busy getting their ulgelvm .lShIgIll11L'IlI clone were je.mne Bnrell and I..1rry Renner, voted Mmm Lrkely ro Succeed. Page 96 First in line at the lunch mlwle were Doreen Temlwey Must Pep .mal Ruth Hmlder Hea1rIieSt I.a1L1gl1 . Nurnm Allmlm l'ersurmlrry Plus .md Arnuld Olswu 'Student Wlmmm Clunrrilwuterl Must In Wlrire Rrveru. lluxy .ll xum ' 1 5 X 4 mxgl llx Ill flu uttlcc xu-11' l'b.ll'l'V.ll'.l lPl.lIlSt'Il .xml Gen' L li.1l1n!. wvtcnl by fllCll' Ql.l5 lll.llL'5 .ls thu lwx' .xml girl must llkcly In slxmlcul. K.lIl1y l lL'.ll'II .mal chill' S,1ml11l.l vmul num lllxn-.llvlc l.ul .uul lass .uc accu mlxscusw mg Pl.lllN tm' gl.ul11.u1un. Bill Muullcx, class g.1s.l11m'.1, was scan lllillilllg eyes .ll llclxxu Ifllmrlgmrm, vntul Mins Pcrwlnllxly Plus . Thr gurl wlllm the num pup. Dorothy lmlmvsck, xnxx muon .lXN'.lli6.'IllIlQ Dick McGee, vulul al.lss slum' A pu, .xlu-1' .1 mrlmcr boring xascmlwly. lllgc 97 54 ll -if ..', ab., I l N .lb bl ix ointott' titutdlemrcs lmelliitvortetll Graduation A ire S ointnimemtoeinneiuttr joyce Parlari has taken part in many school activities and organizations. As a Sophomore, she was secretary of Honor Society and chairman of the Christmas Hall Decorations. She was delegate to the Student Leaders' Con- ference in Seattle in her junior year, was vice-president of Girls' Club, As- sistant-Editor of the Annual, and took part in the AllASchool Play. As a Senior, joyce was Co-Editor of the Annual. Senior Representative to Girls' Club and was a member of the Senior Sextette. For three years she has been a member cf Honor,Society. and as a Senior, was a Torch member. joyce is a three-year letterman in Girls' Athletic Association, and has sung for two years in Mixed Chorus and three in Glee Club. Bette Jean Borell, Valedictorian, was a member of Honor Society for three years and in her senior year, a member of Torch. She played the French horn in the band in all four years of high school, Bette was a two-year letter- winner in Girls' Athletic Association and a three'year letter-winner in Girls' Club. She was junior editor for the aanual yearbook, and in both her junior and senior years, Bette was a play prompter. Norma Allman has'been very active in her past years of high school. She became a Torch member of Honor Society in her Senior year and was a three-year letter-winner in G. A. A. As a Sophomore, she was a member of the Board of Controlg she was a junior representative to Girls' Club, played in the all-school play, and Chairman of the junior Prom. In her Senior year Norma was elected president of Girls' Club, was in the one-act play and assistant director of the All-school play. She was in the Senior Sextett, a two-year member of Glee Club and Mixed Chorus, and played the cymbals in the band for two years. Richard Ranch has for the past four years, been a very active mem- ber in the Future Farmers of America. As a Sophomore, he was con- ductor of the local chapter, as a junior. treasurer, and was president in his senior year. In his junior year he was also the only boy from Buckley to be named to the position of State Farmer. Rich has also been a member of Student Council, and as a Senior turned out for boxing. Rlf H-XRD RANCH SHIRLEY DIGMKO Class Speaker Faculty Speaker Blllbftv Bufklgfy Page 98 r 1 Dorothy Lokovsek, Enumclaw Valedictorian, has been an active member of several clubs in her high school years, one of them being the Future Homemakers Club. ln a special poll she was voted by her classmates as the senior girl with the most pep. In her Freshman year she was class president, yell leader, and Girls' Club Secretary-Treasurer. In her Sophomore year she started turning out for Girls' Letter Club and Tennis. She was also chairman of the Sophomore Hop. In her final and senior year she was yell leader, annual editor, and a member of the Board of Control. Dorothy received her life membership pin for Torch at the end of her senior year. Barbara Hansen, Enumclaw Salutatorian, was voted by her classmates as the senior girl most likely to succeed. She is a life member of the Torch Club, being president in her senior year. She also received her life member- ship pin this year. Barbara was manager of the Girls' Athletic Club this year and has been an active member for the last four years. As an extra curricular activity she chose the girls' singing group the Choraleens. They participated in the Christmas and Easter program and also in exchange assemblies. Roger Cunningham, the Fnumclaw senior chosen by the faculty for a commencement speaker was an active member of the Thespians Enum- claw's Dramatic club, throughout all his high school years. He has partici- pated in at least one play a year except in his Sophomore year. One of the most outstanding plays was A Date With Judy . He portrayed the Part of Oogie Pringle, jucly's faithful lover. Richard York, the senior chosen by his classmates at Enumclaw for a commencement speaker, was a three-year letter-winner in football. For his outstanding playing as center, he was chosen for the All-Conference team. At the end of his junior year he was voted Student Body President for the years 1950-1951. He presidefl as president at all Board of Control meetings, and school assemblies of the Student Body, acted as master of ceremonies at all evening programs. and represented Wliite' River at all exchange assemblies. Through Rich's interest in dramatics. he played a romantic lead in the senior class play. Michael Hancler, president of the class of 1951 at Buckley, welcomed the friends and relatives of the graduating class at the commencement ex- ercises. As a leader in the class he participated in spring sports for two years, showed enthusiastic interest in dramatics by being a member of the C1151 in the All-School play. ln his senior year his interest spread to journalism when he became a member of the staff of the school newspaper, the Bucklonian. Shirley Demko, chosen by the faculty, was a member of Honor Society and Torch. She played the saxaphone in band from her Fresh- man year through her Senior year. She has been very active in Girls' Club and as a Senior was chairman of the annual Christmas decorations. Also. Shirley took part in both the One-Act and All-school play in her last year at school. DOROTH Y LU K OVSE K Valedictorian Enumclau' 11,4 sa.,,fB.-11: i E torian 'A H,l4X' 77117211-fda, RICHARD YORK ROGER CUNNINGHABI MIKE HANDI R Class Speaker Faculty Speaker Class President Enumrlau' Enumrlaw Buckley Page 99 'nn-bl-in-1' nal' uv 'Q A t lm' GICXIC BALINT JANET VVARRICN Danforth Fuumlatiun Award Danfiifili Foundation Award for Outstzlnding Senior Buy fm Qufgtanding Senior Girl Enumrluu' Enumrlau' llaeaitllnng feimiinirs Arianna lil-l'l'Tl'1 JEAN BURl'll,I. JOYCE PARLARI Vocational Award Activities Award Buckley Buckley Th.-'J' IXIQZ THIEMAN JOYCE MONTGOMERY FRED VVEST Citizenship Award Girls' Athletic Award Chuck Smith Athletic Award Burlvley Enumrluu' Enumrlau' Page 100 ?,, ,,,,, mls- - - - -----'--- V-V-----I-'---1-4--1 - ii-4-A - - -1-0---i -1 1-----fr A --Y----.,. .A,4-M.A 4 an A AWP ALLAN BIADDHN Danforth Foundation Award for Outstanding Senior Boy Burkley ALICE MICHAELSON Danforth Foundation Award for Outstanding Senior Girl Bausch and Lomb Science Award Buckley iHi11gilI1fBSlf Honor War S JACK HENRY noRo'1'HY Loltovsl-LK Clyde Paterson Award for Girls' Athletic Scholarship 9 Good Sportsmanship Promotion Award QT U Enumrlaw Enumrlaw BARBARA HANSEN MARTIN HOLDFNRR ROGFR CUNNINGH XM i , 1 Leland Ashim Science Award Future Farmers of America Helen Brenton Dramatic Award Bausch and Lomb Science Award Award Enumrlaw Enumrluw Emmzrlaw Page 101 ,,.-... J lx .tad Ag e if iq ,if Editors, llraculltiy, Stfallllf, anmtdl Sfftutclletnrtfs Worked Vllqogetfllneir portraying Lille at WVRll'llS...ll95ll As the doors close on the final day of school, so the doors close on another school year and on many memories and adventures-the annual staff hopes the 1951 T'Kopechuck has captured a few of them for you. The staff extends its sincere thanks and appreciation to the many who have helped us in producing this yearbook. Special thanks goes to the business- men who have supported us with their advertising. An extra word of appreciation is extended to Mr. Shaw of Farwest Lithograph and Printing for his untiring efforts in helping us, to Mr. Fred Bannister who has spent many hours taking photographs for this yearbook, to Mr, Henry Hergett of the Courier- Herald for his splendid cooperation in setting type. to the teachers and office personnel for their helpful assistance, and to the students who were willing to give up their time to have pictures taken. In passing, we'd like to express thancs to Mr, Rex Wttldrtmn and Mr. Dennis Bernard who have put up with our whims and fantasies and have been our friends, giving advice, praise. and reproach whenever needed. Again, to All front the staff thanks! JOYCE PARLARI and DOROTHY LOKOVSEK. C11-lfdll01'J Oeal Merchants Generous y onatefdl Fnnfdls to Aid T9 opeethnelk Staitit in Ipntlimttieation White River Lumber First National Bank oi Enumclaw Whitmore Hdwe. 8 Buckley Lbr. 8 Plumbing Courier-Herald Enumclaw Hoffman Chevrolet Co. Farmers' Mutual Peoples Cash Store White Front Grocery Anderson's Confectionery Knight's Pharmacy Fisher Brothers Co., Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Toni Hansen J0ll2l.IlSCIl,S Market Radliff 8: Hansen Collins Motors Sunrise Pharmacy MilIer's Jewelry Gunderson's Home Furnisliings Dr. L. M. Morse Citizen's State Bank of Buckley Buckley News Banner SIllltll,S Florist J. C. PENNEY'S GRAVES PIRESTONE STEVE CASPER AUTO COURT DR. C. v. ENGLUND VAN'S CAFE ROXY THEATRE FARM SUPPLY LELA'S DRESS SHOP FRED'S SECOND HAND STORE KEN'S TEXACO at WRECKER DR. C. C. FERGUSON NWHITE FACE LOCKERS 8: TAXI PERSON FURNITURE CO, ZAFFEE'S SHOE SERVICE H 81 O FUEL 8: SUPPLY DONALD I. PETERSON, M. D. Payless Food Store Jensen 8z Co. Buckley Walker Cut Stone Co. Enumclaw A 8 U Lunilmer Co. l3OySCIl'S Auto Supply Sport Shop Country Meat Market Garrett Motor Co. Dr. C. I . Hbling Iinuniclaw Bowling 8: Lunch Enuniclaw Laundry Kibler Sz Biege CAttorneysj Buckley Ray tk AI's Market Cannon's 76 Service Station 8: Grocery Un1lerwOOd's Dept. Store Enumclaw ENUMCLAW 10C STORE BLUE BIRD STEVE'S SHOE SHOP ADOLL B. ENGLUND AL'S MODERN CLEANERS TOUGAW 8: OLSON, INC. MORAN'S CONFECTIONERY DAHLQUIST DAIRY HEATING SERVICE CO. LAURA'S FLOWER SHOP ENUMCLAW SALES PAVILION Buckley VAN HOOF BROTHERS BUCKLEY STYLE SHOP SMITH'S MOBILE SERVICE HEMMINGER'S CONFECTIONERY Page 103 Fred Bannister Andrew Hansen S.F.I. Rochdale Buckley Nursery Co. Rusty Lynn Cafe Leach Furniture Shurfine Market Paulson Motors J. H. Bode. Goodyear Dealer Sellaml Motor Parts Seattle Real Estate fo. Mity Nice Bakery Dr. Paul McKinnon A. C'. VVright Paint Store Buckley Sweet Shop Cloverleaf Dairy M X M Variety Store Buekley Drug Store HANK MADISON EDWARDS 101: STORE DOUGLAS PLUMBING MELSNESS IEWELRY SMITH Bc GRONVIK A IDVIERTIISIERS 'I'HIf1 S'I'AFI ICXTICNIDS ITS SIN- CERE THANKS AND APPRECIA- TION TO THIS ADVI'2R'I'ISl'IItS WHO CONTRI Blj'I'I'1IJ APPR ICCIA- 'I'IVI'ILY TOVVARD THE PUBLICA- TION OF THIS 1951 'I'-KOPICCHUCK Business Managers DarroIl'l'l1onias Pat Mosier Audrey Cannon BUCKLEY HOTEL WHITEMORE FUNERAL HOME FRED 8: KNOWL'S SERVICE BUCKLEY SHINGLE MILL BUCKLEY CLEANERS -- - - 0 Fmends and Qdnssnnnies Signed te Legedize Adventures in Sedneed Aetivities, Dnnees9 Assennbdies, Sperlfs and lfdme miner Events That Helped Make the nn Ygy ighomwjifwfgsinue n f v L6 e fffiffff , Yfiiffiffiifjw wwe f , . , Ylfwi e wma!! , JJ ' jr 'X it M g44, '9!'7,W A UAW! e 'ii do -- ,J 2 X' 6LK744 '7 SZ,.,.,25 922L A A ei Q7 lf, if ci LL' Q' if2?..fW Wxwg - JA , map! 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