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

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Some Seniors prepared themselves for the future by taking a course in shorthand. A few Seniors are standing in the hall discussing their plans for the future. Se Uwi CLASS OFFICERS: Phillip Person, President; Nancy Forler, Secretary; Joe VanHoof, Representative; and Larry Dodson, Vice-President. After twelve long years, the class of '60 fondly looks back to the enjoyable years spent at White River High School. In our Freshman year, the officers elected to lead us were Phillip Person, Pat O'Brien, Bruce Stubbs, and Dale Lambert. Many boys in our class played on the Junior High Football team that won the championship. Our class won the Pep Jug for being the peppiest class in the school. We also won first prize for our float in the Homecoming Parade. In our second year as sophomores we began to feel more sure at home at White River, now being members of the senior high. The class officers were Bruce Stubbs, President; Pat O'Brien, Vice-President; Joe VanHoof, Representative; and Elva Dale, Secretary. The main event of our sophomore year was our hop, entitled Swannee River Rock which proved to be both fun and successful. Being in Senior High meant assuming re- sponsibilities which was illustrated by many people in the class holding various offices and many boys being very active participants in ali the sports. Our Junior year was a big year for us. Bruce Stubbs was again elected class president. Other officers were Joe VanHoof, Butch Ross, and Marlene Hobson.

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 4c a zismC NAOMI RIDOUT Citizenship Award ALICE HACKMANN Publications Award PHILLIP PERSON Music Award FACULTY INSPIRATIONAL AWARD--is awarded to the outstanding Senior girl and boy. It is based upon scholastic standing, leadership, activities, sportsmanship, per- sonality, and general attitude towards the school. BAUSCH LOMB SCIENCE AWARD--is given to the Senior who has shown outstand- ing ability in the field of science. ACTIVITIES A WARD--is given to a Senior who has made an outstanding contribution in activities. BABE RUTH SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD--is given to the Senior girl and boy who have shown the best sportsmanship during the year. VOCATIONAL AWARD--is given to the student who has been the most successful in the vocational field. CITIZENSHIP AWARD--is presented to the Senior who has been the best model of good citizenship. PUBLICATIONS A WARD--bestowed upon the Senior who has shown unusual ability in the field of publications. MUSIC AWARD--is given to the Senior who has shown outstanding talent and abil- ity in the field of music. Activities Award ELVA DALE Babe Ruth Sports- manship Award DARRELL KLANKE Vocational Award EILEEN BAKER Faculty Inspirational Award DICK BAGNALL Bausch Lomb Science BYRON WILLS JOEL DELISA Faculty Inspirational Award RALPH BAUMAN Babe Ruth Sports- manship Award

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Se tio%6 CLASS ADVISORS: Mrs. Geldaker and Mr. Wolfe. The Senior Class Trio composed of Alice Hackmann, Gillian Crackel, and Grace Dieringer sang at many school functions. Again our class was very active, having representation in sports, with eight Juniors on the starting eleven in foot- ball, and three in basketball. Many important offices were held by class members. Pat O'Brien, Jackie Sutton, and Ginger Gregg were members of the pep staff; Byron Wills was SBA Vice-President, and Nancy Forler Secre- tary; Eileen Baker was Girls' Club Vice-President. We presented the annual Jr.-Sr. Ball, using a beautiful Orien- tal theme as a climax to the year's activities. At last we reached our eagerly awaited Senior year, which proved to be the most eventful of all. Members of the Senior class presided over all the main organizations in the school. Our always active class won the SBA Ticket Sale, and selected Pat O'Brien and Ralph Bauman as royalty. The class also won the Annual Drive and elected Alice Hackmann and Steve Oliver as annual royalty. What a fond memory of the long awaited Home- coming and Pam Youngs, Bruce Stubbs, Nancy Forler, and Norm Ross being crowned as the coveted royalty. To make our last year the best ever, the teams won the football and basketball championships. Both teams were made up mainly of seniors. Most of us will remember the trip the whole class took to Tacoma when our pictures were taken; ordering our calling cards; announcements, and robes. They certainly were fun. Our years at White River certainly were successful. Much credit is given to our competent advisors, Mrs.Geldaker and Mr. Wolfe who helped usinso many ways. The class of '60 looks back on the years with fond memories. Then, at long last--graduation--a beautiful end- ing to four wonderful years. i A group of Seniors are seen measuring for their caps and gowns. 13 Choosing their calling cards was one of the many tasks of the Seniors.