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

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emriioirs, umuioirs nine faillemtfls tio resent rear rom :J rl Ai T ff ...JI l Charlene Donati. Marilyn Bench. Barhara French, and jackie Maris talked over decorations and publicity during noon hour. General chairmen Ruth Ann Kepka and Barbara Hreha discussed last minute Lletails for the big affair. DeI.ores Renner and Meriallis jones selected chaperones while other members looked forward to the after the hall joh of cleaning up. Ticket, orchestra, and refreshment chairmen, john Anderson, David Williainis. Margaret O'Brien, Gene Renner, jo Ann Emerson. and Mary Godwin were seen looking over dance plans. 1

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Weeilllm-warts Serenarlledl Dates auf Vllqiuirimaillwulfs Vllqollo ,lr 1 V -. 'J wif 2, Kiwis' ri- r H--l is rw xiii., ijgrf .3 5 1 in ,.EN? ll, 'Nw xx' H rl .-' ,ps V it L ermx e v 5f f'AM ..,Z,,:lff ' J' Dun Knval and Beryl Duncan were crowned king and queen uf Sweetheart Serenade by Mr. Wfaldron. Tvm happy couples Coming up the steps were, fmnt row: jackie Lackie and jim Palmquistg hack rnw: Delmer Boysen and Darlene Hodge. Ardis Trump and Barbara Mann served punch to -lake Thunias. june Sander, Donna Laush and Marcelle Ames between dances. Spnnsnred hy rhe Girls' Club Sweetheart Serenade was the highlight of the Girls' Club social year.

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White River Vllllhespiians Displayed Vllqlheiiir Bright as jingling new coppcrs were the five Sophomores, seven Juniors, and seven Seniors who staged two performances of Don't Take My Penny in Enumclaw Auditorium, December 20 and 21. Marian Beech, playing the lead role as Penny, kept the Pringle household in a turmoil and the audience in a gay mood for two hours as she prepared for her anticipated Hollywood debut. Neither her flutter-bug mother, Phyllis Holmes, nor her business-minded father, played the first night by Jerome Ahmann and the second by Don Laeger, were aware of the ambition of their younger daughter. Also in the east were sister Mavis fCarol Johnsonj, brother Mark fLloyd Quallyjg Gram fJoyce Tuttlej g and Joanna CEvelyn Kylel. Most aware of the impending calamity was boy-friend, Don Kovacevich, whose side-kick Vance VVarren created a couple of zany inipersonations aimed at bringing Penny to her senses, Vallee was perfect in his role as a luscious blond fashion model. Others in the cast were Becky Tyler, Ben Graves, Bill McMechan, .lanetle Moeller. Dixie Shaffer, Patty Anderson, Dorothy Mahlen, Clayton Sorenson and Wally Duchateau. Much credit was extended to Mrs. Postler for her time and patience she showed while directing thc play. The photographer snapped Dixie Slmffcr, Pat A Penny fMarian Beechj was placing a book oh Mavises fCarol ndcrson, janetle Moeller, Ben Graves, Bill Mc- Johnsonj head after Harrison Day fWally Duchateauj told her she Mechan, joyce Tuttle and Dorothy Mahlen in a was the star of his new production. little scene from the all-high play. Lloyd Qually, Becky Tyler, tries to attract the attention of Mx. and Mrs. Pringle played by Phyllis Holmes and Jerome Ahmann. Marian Beech demonstrated how to improve her carriage for boy- friend Don Kovaccvich, while Vance Wairreii and Evelyn Kyle look on with interest. Don Laegcr who was doublevcast as father was photographed during rehearsal.