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

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omtor ofcrit-:ity lp eased With Senior om ers Walking out of the ticket booth .tfter selling tickets for their annual movie were the Torch officers, Dick Merritt, Sandra Carlson, and Evelyn Kyle. Secretary june Parlari happily received Honor Society dues from Glen Maris, club vice- president. ,V . Caught thinking about the T orch Honor project was President Elaine Borell. Prompt action and ready enthusiasm were the key notes of the 1951-1952 Torch Society at Iinumclaw. The Board helped the officers to organize the members to raise money for the Torch Scholarship consisting of a 51450 award given to the most deserving' senior who plans to attend college. Membership of the Torch Society was the largest in many years. The group in linuinclaw reached the total of sixteen seniors, eleven juniors and twelve sophomore members. Students if in Torch were actively interested in the school Qgw X and its prestige as well as their own grade points. ,-t ,F x, Aims of the club were to develop the students in ly x y I, A 7' . . . . , .wt .ffm-1.-70 two channels of activitv-scholastic and social. if 'si' J . - - ' . V i E a, Izach member has his own interests, and Iorch is-?i,. Iago recognized them as long' as the contributor had -N riff ta QEEQQQZ' the necessary scholastic ability and standing. 1 t nj' , , my ' ,f X- - 522:1- Deciding upon the annual Torch movie were the members of the Board, consisting ot Wtiyiic' Holm, Senior members of Honor Society discussed plans Joanne Gunderson. -lim Gunderson, Marcelle Ames, for their coming graduation. and Beryl Duncan. I4

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Gordon Malidore, annual photo- grapher, seemed to enjoy having someone else take a picture for a change. .ls Lynn Anderson, coveditor of the yearbook. paused for a minute on his way to class. Shirley Horsman, assistant editor, and Charlene Donati, associate editor, studied layouts in the dummy for 1952 T'Kopechuck. In order to secure additional funds to publish this year's annual, it was neces- sary to obtain permission from the Board of Control to ask each SBA holder to pay an extra 31.00. This was required in order to maintain the saine quality and size of publication. ln view of the fact that publishing prices have risen tre- mendously over a period of four years it was necessary to also raise our advertis- ing rates to the merchants. The new section at the front of the hook was devoted to portraying life at Mr. YValdron and Mr. Symonds. advisors for this vear's 'lvliopechuck did a splendid job of managing and over seeing tht nianv tasks involved in producing a yearbook. The annual photographer for this vear's edition was Gordon Malidore. who did a spendid jolt in taking and developing pictures. Sandra Yotsko, Elaine Bore-ll, Unidentified, Ed Wilstmri. Nancy Swift. Alex Zaffee, Warren Swift, and Gail Hreha study various annuals searching for different ideas for the '52 yearbook. VVhitt' River High School. Because Co-liditor Lynn Anderson was S. B. A. Prexy at Buckley it was necessary for hini to have a special assistant. Charlene Uonati. Typists for thc 1951-52 T'Kopechuclt from the Buck- ley staff were DeLores Renner and Ruth Ke-pka. ll.-ll 1 . F' I3

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emoeraey Achieved by Stntllent Government To encourage student participation and thought in all-school problems was the primary aim of the sehool's governing body with the as- sistance of Mr. Hunt and Mr. Olenc. Some of the problems were deciding which sports should have a major letter, making laws that would help maintain a smooth-running school, discussing student behavior at games and assemblies, super- vising Club and class activities, approving amend- ments to constitutions of newly formed organiza- tions, and nominating next year's S.B.A. officers. The Buckley Board of Control authorized many changes in the operation of our Student Body this year. Tllrougli the originality of its members and their ambitions, the Board revised the treasury system and introduced movies to raise money. Additional business was Stage and Paps Letters and Stripes, and thc Babe Ruth Sportsmanship Award. An interesting discussion on extension of plaque credit wits held by the following members of the Bo.ird of Control: Michael Fiirinan, Beryl Duncan, Priscilla Plass, Becky Tyler, Evelyn Kyle, Vondzi Stanhope, Dick Baker, Frank Welsli. Fred Krtiinick, jim Gard. jack Furnish, Don Cooley, Margie Tougaw, Marilyn Olberg, and Kenneth Cunningham Discussing the minutes of the previous B. O. C. meeting were Gary Vee-p Radliff, Phyllis Queenie Holmes, and Don Smiling jack Goodale. Contemplating on the business of the next meeting were Buck- ley's officers Phil Hiam, Lynn Anderson, and Dolores Renner. Leading the flag salute at the assemblies was one of the various duties of En- umclaw's S. B. A. presi- dent, Bob Estby. .xi-Pl. .ff ls! -.35-P ' fix' ' ,:i- if Q' ' if 5' ' of , . 'H V +g,, tr' l iw -s., l NY Xt' N x 'yew' Ardent concern over recent changes in B. O. C. this year was shown by S. Morse, L. Erickson, P. Huhtala, J. Meyers, G. Hodge, B. Barber, B. Hreha, G. Rc-nner, R. Benbrook, J. Neilson, N. Swift, E. Borell, G. Osterdahl, D. Brewer, A. Zaffee, A. Dieringer. I5