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

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('rtyelfo 0?'Ue td ) For many years I have roamed the halls of White River. I have spent the days watching the students go through the wonderful and confusing process of growing Since my youth I have been a Chinook Indian guide. My biggest job has been to give the student his treasure book of memories, his Yearbook. My name, of course, is Chief T'Kopechuck, a proud and much honored name, for in the language of my people, it means White River. This year I am again honored to guide you through the past nine months' activities. I hope you receive much enjoyment from the trip I have planned for you. I will try to take you to the most familiar happy moments you recall. There are so many things to go back over, the big dance, the plays, club activities, all the joys of working and hoping with your friends. Now let us prepare ourselves for the trip back into time. Close your mind to the present and think back to September 4, 1957. It is the beginning of a new school year and another important chapter in your 2

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 Mr. Patrick, Principal Mr. Phillips, Superintendent Being in charge of a school full of energetic and growing teen-agers is a job which could only be handled by our industrious school board and competent, efficient administrators, Mr. H. N. Phillips, Superintendent and Ray Patrick, Principal. They performed their duties admirably well. They realized your needs and desires and by giving a balance of understanding and discipline they turned a group of individualists into a smooth running student body. Of-Pice SCHOOL BOARD L. to R., Howard Millan, Elmer Hyppa, Walter Schoode, Fred Miller, James Webb. 4