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

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, v Calse lBtElLllS6lI S iil,ll'Mll lDlI 6SS B!lltHLllSfE'JlI S MERICA 1' , 1 ' ' 1--gg, 1 . ,. The F. H. A. officers, President, Vonda Stanhope, Treasurer, Pat Westg Vice- President, Etta Gulang and Secretary, Betty johnson, tested the cookies to see if they were done for the basket- ball banquet. The Future Homemakers of Amer- ica, one of the vocational organizations of VVhite River High School, were kept busy during the 1951-52 school year. Under the supervision of Mrs. Hayes the girls sponsored the annual regional conference. Girls from all over the state were present, and each school contributed to the program and enter- tainment. One of the chief attractions of the yeark activities was the Homecoming Celebration, sponsored by the F. H. A. girls. They also sold eokes at games and had many candy sales to raise money for the organization. Tools part in Activities '1' Getting the practice of serving was one of the chief duties of the F. H. A. club. Myrtle Gard, Barbara Silvestri, Barbara Downey, Dorothy Mahlen and Mary Lokovsek performed this by giving a demonstration for a meeting. The F. H. A. Cabinet members jan Adams, Sandra Carlson, Beverly Parkinson, Beverly Williams, Marian Beech, Dixie Shaffer, jo Ann Gunderson, Marlene Klingman, Frances West, Betty Maks, discussed the problem of solving the point system for plaque credit. Washing up the dishes after the teachers banquet were Janice Roth, Donna Van Hoof and Irene Hash. I8 da' N. . g 4 , S 1 i ' X ' K N 'S ' Q B fav . ' 1:1 -5 'V

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cEI1II 1UI'I1fClI S Ulf Tomorrow Having fun taking an old car to pieces were, Roger Rhodes, Bert Using the new welding machinery was, Don Doering, active lnglin, Andy Dieringer, Larry Argo, Mickey Kosko, Carl Smith. member of F. F. A. Ronald Dc-Muynich, Richard Reamy, and Gene Remington. the Parliamentary Procedure contest. They also helped the farmers out when the time came to prune trees. These activities. which the Chapter did will no douht he of much use to them in future years. The outstanding evcnt of the year for the Buckley l . I . A. jtulging team was a trip to Portland where they participated in the Pacific International Livestock Q lixposition. Under the leadership of Mr. .lohn Sargeant. the team placed 241-th out of the 75 teams represented. Andy Deiringer placed 9th in the individual l awards. V A Other judging contests the boys entered were: the Evergreen State Fair at iiul' I Monroe, another at Carnation, thc VVcstern NVashington Fair at Puyallup, one ii A' at Kent and the lfnumclaw Spring Show. Four hanners were collected hy the hoys in 1951 for dairy judging. An outstanding joh was done hy Don Brewer, who was President of the King County District of I . I . A. He was also chairman of the Parliamentary Procedure team. Seeing that all equipment was in order were the Sophomore members of F. F. A., Paul Olson, Ken Stroup, joe Kowalski, Frank Wierleski, Marvin Sather, Robert Young, Ronnie Poleski, Wforking on an old car were. Gene Remington, Bert lnglin. Robert Doering, Dennis Ahmann, David Archambeau, Don Smith, Larry Argo, and Mickey Kosko. Albert Mantel, ,f

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taps rew iunmcltiioime as ear llyiroiliessnoima s Found rewinding a movie reel after one of the noon movies were Don Malagrini, Mel Flinkman, Don Goodale, and Terry Carlson. Len Signani, jerry Branch, jack Hoirup, Tom Cunningham, and Niles Thim were given additional instructons on building risers for the Chorus Assembly. Setting up the stage for a Girls' Club program were Bert Cannon, joyanne Martin, Nancy Swift and Tom Osborn. Announcing at sports events, running a noon or classroom movie, and providing the school with re- cording equipment were some of the many jobs performed by these ser- vice minded students, under the di- rection of Mr. Gerald Campbell of Enumclaw, and Mr. Mellish of Buckley. The accurate, timely, and splen- did co-operation and hard work of the stage and paps crew contrib- uted consistently to the smooth per- formance of the plays and assem- blies, The stage crew, closely affiliated with paps, had charge of the stage. Some of the duties of these busy beavers were to build risers and scenery, set up cyclorama, and do general handy work around the school. David Williams, Glen Osterdahl, Delores Renenr, and Ann Fraley performed many duties backstage during plays and assemblies.