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

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Above: Startled girls find themselves at TBM Thriftway during the Drill Team initiation. Right: Row 1, C. Hahto, Pres. V. Thieman, W. Whitmore, J. Sandor. Row 2, Advisor G. Becker, V. Livernash, K. Nearhood. Their Pep And Services Unite Students The activities of the Drill Team makes it the peppiest club at White River. Among other things, they spun cotton candy, painted the school log, picked pine cones with F.F.A., ushered at games, made game posters, cleaned the grandstands after every home game, managed the Buzz-Inn along with the wrestlers for one day, prepared lunches for the players at away games, and marched in several local parades. Front Row: L-R. W. Whitmore, R. Selstrom, K. Nearhood. Left Row, C. Nash, N. Story, P. Twardoski, V. Thieman, M. Schneider, M. Jeffrey, C. Barton, M. Graham, V. Livernash, L. Sorensen, N. Smith. Middle Row:J. Blanusa, R. Clark, C. Hahto, K. Nearhood, L. Whitaker, M. Madden, J. Sandor, K. Faulk, M. Sorensen, S. Olesrud. Right Row: A. Twardoski, S. Webster, S. Twardoski, D. Hanson, L. Emry, L. Smith, D. Miner, S. McVay, C. Schlosser, P. Owen, L. Garms. 15

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Seated: J. Kaelin, J. Blanusa, J. Hyppa, M. Wheelock, R. Rich, T. Hodder, G. Hahto, L. Soler, G. Arsanto, M. Bertsch, K. Kaelin, C. Fabiani, C. Webb. Standing: V. Thieman, N. Gage, D. Schweikl, D. Bowen, Advisor, R. W. Mellish, D. Rich, V. Pariari, V. Imhof, C. Ross. School Government Binds All Activities As representatives of their respective clubs and classes, Student Council, advised by Prin- cipal R. W. Mellish, made many decisions af- fecting the students. Acting as an informal court for violators of student rules, student council expressed'the consensus of the student body in relation to their code of behavior. A student council suggestion this year was to have the president, Gaylen Hahto, lead the Pledge of Allegiance on Monday mornings . Mem- bers sold tickets at home basketball games and sent the school newspaper to 1966 graduates serving in the armed forces overseas. As part of Student Council action, a Student-Teacher Day was proposed. The Homecoming Dance, traditionally spon- sored by Student Council, was a great success under the management of V.P., Tom Hodder. With music by the Daze of the Week, Stardust , was enjoyed by many. Above: Rae Rich, Gaylen Hahto, Mr. Mellish, Tom Hodder. Below: Members look for buzzin1 Hornets in pep skit. 14

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The anticipation of the slopes can be seen in these skiiers1 eyes. Skiers Organize Before the snow began to fall Ski Club had the job of becoming a recognized club at White River. Their constitution was approved and accepted which gave them a seat on the Student Council. The skiiers sponsored a used ski equipment sale, participated in eight trips to Crystal Mt. and hosted a member of the Ski Patrol, who gave a talk about MSki Patrol and Ski Safety. SKI CLUB OFFICERS: Reporter L. Woodward, Treas. A.Thompson, Sec. S.Olesrud, Pres. M.Martin, Vice- Pres. L. Ross. Advisor Kirk, P. Barrett, B. Ostlund, M. Klungland, J. Gislason and Advisor Sambila wait for the bus. SKI CLUB: Standing; V. Story, C.Nash, T. Peterson, L.Garms, J.Blanusa, P. Rack, L. Bowler, J.Olesrud, M. DeLisa, L.Bowman, A.Twardoski, B.Anderson. Seated: M.Twardoski,B. Burbank,S.Olesrud, A.Thompson, M.Martin, L.Ross, L.Woodward, V.Livemash, J.Gislason, C. Barton. 16