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

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'KeC-t-fet King, Dennis Parlari and Queen, Sonja Heston. 28

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((Society) FRONT ROW: Cheryl Hansen, Patsy Grab, Georgia Dickson, Shirley Maras, Nadine Person, Clara Goodier. SECOND ROW: Genellen Doty, Grace Dieringer, Louise Leach, Suzanne Franklin, Fern Jasmer,, Diane Boles. THIRD ROW: Joe Sorenson, Larry Howard, John Wellock, Jody Gregg, Verna Maas, Carol England, Leora Fielding. FOURTH ROW: Gerald Toney, Dennis Hove, Jerry Olson, Gayle Culberston, Salley Zedak, Dick Lemons, John Brooks. Chorus participated in a variety of activities, from entering a float in the Homecoming Parade to participation in different festivals and concerts. In all their efforts they did a fine job. With choral background, several of the more talented and ambitious students formed small class groups. The Senior Quintettes, Junior Sextette, Sophomore Trio, and Freshman Sextette all worked hard and sang at many functions. The Double Nonettes, a select girls ensemble, did a fine job as they have in past years. The Freshman Sextette, consisted of Susa Rainey, Shirley Maras, Patty Rooney, Georg Dickson, Alice Coyne, and Eleanor Knapp. FRONT ROW, L.-R.: Sonja Heston, Judy Johnson, Nadine Person, Ardis Looney, Alice Hackmann, Sharon Maras. SECOND ROW: Gillian Crackel, Jeannie Rinell, Agnes Nearhood, Louise Leach, Suzanne Franklin, Martha Rose. THIRD ROW: Shirley Maddux, Barbara Britschgi, Vicky Wills, Cynthia Hansen, Grace Ranch, Grace Dieringer.

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 Pigskin Capers was the theme of the 1958 gala Homecoming festivities. The days exciting events began with an afternoon assembly in the auditorium. There, students and alumni alike were well entertained. The program emceed by Vicky Wills included several delightful musical numbers, a humorous address by Charles Monk of Seattle, and the presentation of the candidates. The highlight of the afternoon was the crowning of King Dennis Parlari, Queen Sonja Heston, Prince Larry Howard and Princess Chee Chee Hackmann. Afterwards the old grads were royally entertained at the Honor Society Tea. The radiant royalty reigned over an exciting football game in which Eatonville emerged victorious. The novel half-time activities consisted of a flashy band routine, and a parade comprised of clever floats entered by various classes and clubs. The Homecoming dance, held in the beautiful new gym, was a perfect ending to a perfect day. Homecoming Royalty were Sonja Heston, Larry Howard, Dennis Parlari, and Chee Chee Hackmann. Homecoming candidates for 1958 were, TOP ROW: Gene Robertson and Chee Chee Hackmann. THIRD ROW: Martin Inglin and Barbara Britschgi. SECOND ROW: Dennis Parlari and Martha Rose. BOTTOM ROW: Larry Howard and Sonja Heston.