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

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HONOR SOCIETY: Front row; S. Olesrud, A. Thompson, J. Kaelin, V. Pariari, V. Imhof, C. Ross, G. Arsanto, C. Mihelitch, C. Nash, Second row; C. Woolery, V. Thieman, S. O'Brien, L. Hendrickson, S. Brownlee, C. Buchanan, K. Kaelin, N. Gage, Advisor Mr. Lamb. Third row; T. Hodder, J. Whitaker, M. Shay, M. Martin, K. Sorensen, N. Wytko, P. Twardoski, D. Hanson, M. Schneider, Top row; W. Peloli, L. Soler, M. DeLisa, R. Rich, J. Cross, D. Thieman, B. Torkelson. Members sample refreshments at the A lumni Tea sponsored by Honor Society. Honor Society, Builds Funds For the Honor Society members the highlight of the year was the field trip to Green River Community College on Feb. 9. College curriculum was explained and the thirty members of the group had an opportunity to ask questions of various faculty members. Various money-raising projects were held throughout the year to provide the Honor Society with funds for a small scholarship for a local honor student. A successful sock dance was held and a car wash was planned. Also the sale of pennants was planned. Studious honor student concentrates HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS: Sec-Treas. Cheryl Ross, Pres. Victoria in the library. Imhof, and V-P. Vicki Pariari. ■ 17

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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

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Activities Show Spirit The Homecoming festivities honoring the classes of '42 and '67 began on Thursday evening, October 27, with a parade through town accompanied by the Band, Drill Team, cheerleaders and smiling Homecoming can- didates . Following the parade, the bonfire and pep rally brought out the fighting spirit. After the nervous candidates met with the judges on Friday, they were introduced to the students and alumni while the judges made their decision. Roy Jeffrey, last year's Homecoming King, gave an interesting talk about college life. The suspense was finally broken when Mr. Mellish announced that Karen Sorensen would be crowned Queen and Mike Twardoski, King. Members of the Royal Court were Jennie Kaelin and Mike Brendel, Nancy Gage and Gaylen Hahto and Cheryl Ross and Greg Vesey. Organized by the Honor Society, the Alumni Tea was held after the assembly. Although the Hornets lost their game to Fife, many attended and enjoyed the Homecoming dance, Stardust. Coach Funk gives some sideline instructions to a player. Many girls were able to apply their creative talents while making decorations for the luncheon and dance. The assembly program was expertly accompanied by Rae Rich.