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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1981 volume:

vuitf RIVER H.S. ANNEXE V? T’KOPECHUCK WHITE'RIVER H SCHOOL Editor: Shelley Pries Advisor Annette Jones Publisher: Josten s Amei SO LIVE, LEARN, AND LAUGH FRIENDSHIP IS A SINGLE SOUL At White River everyone has a place they fit in. whether they’re short, tall, small, or big. It doesn’t matter-you’re always going to have fun because everyone is so close knit.” Joanne Kearney. Pep Club President weL'cuH ali U +0 -tv MbJK IV SkcoL QX “5 ' 1 fa CSV fcf DWELLING IN TWO BODIES. White River es una escuela maravillosa. aqui existe gente que le gusta fa amistad, realmente esta escuela es deferente a fa mia me gusta sus salones donde se imparten clases y muchachas son muy bellas. (White River H.S. is a wonderful school. Here there is friendship. This school is different than mine. I like the classes and the girls are very pretty.”) Pedro Contreos Golindo. Exchange student from Mexico DO YOUR OWN THING . AND TAKE LIFE ONE DAY AT A TIME A lot has been done at White River to improve school spirit, but we can do more for the little sports.” Sharon Blanchard. Junior NJfc ■■'Vi iiti. I like teaching at White River because I get to know my students personally.” Mr. Thompson HAPPY IS THE PERSON HIMSELF HE WILL NEVER WHO CAN LAUGH AT CEASE TO BE AMUSED. The best activity I've ever been in at White River is annual 'cuz we party alot. Caroline Imrie. senior editor ir 11 SPIRIT WEEK REVEALS TRUE PERSONALITIES October 20 started the traditional spirit raising week of dress up days and events. Monday. Cowboy Cowgirl day� Tuesday. Paiama day; Wednesday. Punk Rock craze with a few bums on the side; Thursday, pure innocence with Li’l girl Lil'l boy day and finally Friday was again dominated by the traditional 50’s day. Spirit Week proved to be a genuine spirit raiser for the Homecoming game on October 24. king Robert and Oueen Clover On Thursday night, October 33.1980. Robert Tinker and Clover Reuter were chosen as the 1980-1981 Homecoming King and Oueen. They were judged by various faculty members from other schools. We honored and had speakers from the class of ”56”. On Friday, October 34. we lost to the Foster Bulldogs. 38-0. Saturday evening. October 35. was the Homecoming dance. The theme that presided through the evening was Moon- light and Roses”. The band was North . The Homecoming court consisted of Tom Rossman. Lori Alfano. Bob Baker. Jennnie Lozier. Michellyn Thurston. Dale Pemberton. Stacy Smith, and Pete Johnson. King: Robert Tinker, and Oueen: Clover Reuter. HOMECOMING I980-8I-'MOONLIG ROSES HOMECOMING COURT- Tom Rossman. Lon Alfano. Bob Baker. Jennie Lozier. Michellynn Thurston. Dale Pemberton. Stacy Smith. Pete Johnson. King Robert Tinker and Queen Clover Reuter. 15 nvaiooj 1st row (L-R) P. Johnson. D. Pemberton. T. Rossman. R. Tinker. B. Baker. T. Wytko. J. Raihl. L. Breeden. J. Dove. J. Giger. 2nd row- Asst. Coach Jim Engstrom. $. Borgstrom, B. Padgett. P. Armstrong. S. Every. G. Lyness. T. Pries. E. Klein. D. Hess. 3rd row- T. Wickizer, V. Hooper. S. Shamseldin. O. Johnson. J. Alfano. D. Johnson. S. Geogebuer. R. McCasland. Coach Doug Funk. 4th row- J. Arsanto, J. O'Connor. D. Smith. A. Gallagher. B. Trullinger. H. Niswander. K. Boyle. D. Inks. R. Inglin. K. Hill. Although this year’s team re- cord was not impressive, the atti- tude, and character of its members were. I’ve never been associated with kids who responded to adver- sity any better. Mr. Funk, football coach We had a lack of seniors, but the ones we had were a great bunch of guys. When the sopho- mores become seniors they’ll have a winning team. Pete Johnson, Fullback Bob Baker Scotty Borgstrom Larry Breeden John Dove Jim Giger Don Hess Pete Johnson Dale Pemberton Jim Raihl Tom Rossman Robert Tinker Tim Wickizer Tom Wytko 17 WHITE RIVER S I9S0-SI FOOTBALL SEASON. . . 18 They really stand behind him. We had lots of young, in- experienced players this year; next year will be better ’ Dale Pemberton I’m so confused!! Milk and cookies, anyone? Rossman scrambles for yardage. LAST YEAR IN AA LEAGUE 19 FRESHMEN FOOTBALL Frosh. team (l-r) back - Coach G. Hahto, J. Dieringer. R. Flork. M. Williams. M. Howard. J. Stock. L. Hamiton. C. Geogebuer. Front. B. Jeter, T. Moorehouse. J. Mills, S. Boren. J. Kimble. L. Martinson. Tim takes a breather! Jim. eager to play. Hornets hustle. Hornets take a break. STACY CRISTI MICHELLYNN KRISTIN DANA Stacy Smith Queen Cristi Boyle Kristin Haubrich Dana Carter True Friends! MicheUynn Thurston 21 THE BRAINS BEHIND THE SCENE; ADMINISTRATION RICHARD D. ANDREWS. SUPERINTENDENT KEITH LAWS. DIRECTOR OE CURRICULUM The 1980-81 school year has brought continued growth in the lower grades and a leveling off in high school enroll- ment at about 540 students. Our district continues to enjoy excel- lent support by our community as evi- denced by the passage of a two-year maintenance and operations levy in the spring of 1980. This support and the State Legislature's attempt to improve funding of schools has helped add sta- bility to our program. I offer my personal congratulations to the Class of 1981.1 pray that these gradu- ates will continue to grow and fully real- ize their goals as adults. RICHARD D. ANDREWS. SUPERINTENDENT SEC: CINDY BARRETT. LEONA GREENE. MARY AINARD. MARY MULLINS. BARBARA GREENWOOD. SCHOOL BOARD JOE ALBERT. VAN MADDEN. ELLA ROBERTSON. SAM MADDEN. JOHN CLAY. SUPER + GREAT = W.R.H.S. FACULTY K Dianne Campbell P.E. Health Norma Catchpole StudyhaH Gary Cleasby Band Alice Coate Home Ec. THE FACULTY TEACHES US HOW Vicki Baker Special Ed. Llyod Blanusa P.E. Health Frank Boyko Math Science Janice Bradt Art Bill Hodder Sharon Hodgins Annette Jones Keith Lamb History Mech. Draw. French Geo. English Annual English Spamsh 25 Allan Novak Joan Owens Cindy Peterson Linda Purcell Business English Drama Basic Skills Swing Choir Choir Pat Robbins Deryl Ross Penny Ross Russ Rudolph Counselor Metal Shop Agriculture P.E. History Gary Sambila Industrial Arts Don Smetheram Civics W. Prob. Mervin Such English Robert Thompson Science T.S.E. 26 BUS DRIVERS STANDING L. TO R. E. STORM. J. MARINE. J. HODDER. V. MULLIN. M. GRADER. B. THAWSH. J. HOKNSON. D. STORM. KNEELING� M HUHTALA. P. LOOMIS. T. OLSON. P. McGEHEE. P. McMANIS. K. PEMBERTON 27 Mike Kelbaugh and Lenord Breeden show their stuff. Senior John Clay takes a swing. Eric Armstrong Brian Kosko Matt Terlouw Rich Gold Team Members (l-r) front- Eric Armstrong. Leonard Breeden. Rich Gold. Mike Kelbaugh. Back-Coach Dan Linell. Matt TerLouw. John Clay. Brian Kosko. 28 The 1980 golf team was 4th place in their division and 12th place in Seamont League. Their victories included Mt. Si and Olympic. Brian Kosko was a re- peat as the team medalist. John Clay was the lone senior this year and will be missed next year as we start the year in the Nisqually League. SPIRIT WEEK HITS STUDENTS' CLUB Students' Club Officers. Front row (L-R) Denise Mitchell. Bernadette Rossman. Timi Maas. Micki Huhtala. Phyllis Strub. Patty Graham. Patty Thurston. Brenda Graham. Caren Pemberton. Usherettes Front row (L-R) J. Lozier. M. Heiserman. J. Kosko. L. Alfano. W. Peckham. J. Sliegh. D. Mitchell. B. Rossman. R. Benson. C. Imrie. G. Pope. C. Streepy. T. Heiserman. C. Pemberton, and T. Crider. President: Micki Huhtala. Students Club started off the year with their annual Big-Little Sister party, which was a great success. They sponsored a Barn Tolo on Nov. 22 with the band “Wild Mountain Transport . They decorated beautifully for the Homecoming Coronation Assembly, which is a major activity. Micki Huhtala. and her cabinet, had a fulfilling but tiresome year. Our volleyball players are very special people, with true athletic spirit” - Coach Campbell Varsity (l-r) D. Scott. K. Kaelm. C. Cornet. C. Chenaur. G. Hubbard. Back row- R. Storm. K. Sankey. D. Storm. L. Robertson. P. Thurston. C. Blanusa. N. Breeden, and Coach T. Page. Our 1980 season was fantastic; we took second place and just missed districts”. - Coach Page J.V. Team (l-r) front- Coach D. Campbell. B. Schmidt. S. Pries. S. Loomis. T. Crider. Middle - L. Long. T. Uhles. J. Williamson, L. Loney. Back - C. Pemberton. R. Pierce. D. Selstrom. J. Kearney. Coach peps up team . Senior girls add SPIRIT to the teaml Look!. It's raining. Way to Gol Yesum. Master. The 1980 Varsity and J.V. volleyball teams showed strong selections of skill, teamwork, and development of winning attitudes. These girls worked hard to attain their individual and team goals. Adding to their success was a good combination of 9th. 10th. Ilth. and 13th grade players which helped with exper- ience plus young talent. Rhonda Storm and Shelby Pries as team captains showed sound leadership. The manag- ers were K. Hessner and Micki Huhtala. The scorekeepers were Sharon Lind and Lorraine Porter. 31 FRESHMEN Meshelle Almandinger Linda Arrants Sydney Ashley Darla Bauman Tris Berg Robby Boies The Freshman class, led by class offi- cers Jean Strub — President, Vice Presi- dent — Jill Patton, Representative — Sherrill Talley, and Secretary-Treasurer Madeline McDonald, got off to a slow start this year but managed to get things going when they worked on their class float for Homecoming. This year was exciting, and they are looking for- ward to the rest of their High School years. Tina Akers Shammy Alejandro Ron Ackles Ruth Ackles Tracy Bolvin Leola Bonville Jim Anderson Terry Balliel Loren Ballinger Lisa Beaumont 33 Jim Hall Cory Harrison Fred Hatten Milton Heins Scott Boren Darren Breault Karen Burns Brian Campbell Troy Clark Cheryce Clayton Kim Cosand Ruth Clarkson Steven Crew Jeff Culbertson Christy Culver David Dalton Jamie Des Marais Dave Desmul Tracy Desmul Jeff Diennger Christine Dillion Donna Dunn Brenda Fister Randy Flork L ary Randy Garretson Brian Ghoen Cheryl Goegebuer Forslund Dan French Rex uallion Craig Goegebuer Bob Greenwood Joel Grove Marilyn Gregory Todd Gregory Tammy Guillot 34 Kathy Hessner Darla Hill Gema Houghton Mike Howard James Hoylman Cheri Ickes Julie Irons Eric Johnson Jeff Kimball Jeff Kuranko Jeff Matchette Madeline McDonald Rhonda McGehee V f -4 Joe Mills Todd Morehouse Lynn O’Connor Tina Jenkins Bryan Jeter Kathy Johnsey Pat Leitner Kathy Loughran Leesa Lynch Rogera Lynch Timi Maas Lou Martinson Dawn Marzolf Leslie McVay Cindi Meeks Melody Meske Lee Anne Moriarty Dawn Neal Jody Odanovich Carl Osborn Todd Osborn Scott Parham Jill Patton 35 Corrine Thieman Les Thomas Aleda Tmney Toni Uhls Jay Vermillion Sherrill Talley Leana Tercero Anne-Marie Thompson Kim Toney Julie Turner Jay Pendergast Sharon Pierce Debbie Reano Brigitte Reed Troy Remman Sharon Robertson Janet Robinson Jon Rosenberg Mike Shamseldm Shelly Shelton Theresa Smith Del Soreson Jeff Stock Jeff Simmons Sandi Smith Jean Strub Phyllis Strub Jim Sveinson Lama Schuler Dawn Selstrom Gene Shafer Vicki Porter Dianne Pyl A Anna Redford Kristine Riedl Lisa Robertson 36 ..'1 m ( 3 Penny Visnaw Stephen Werner Carolyn Westby Chris Whitmore Randy Wickizer CAMERA SHY Bob Ballinger Rick Ballinger Dave Dietzman Lance Hamilton Tamae lha Louis Marringer Karen Martin Dwayne McGehee Kathy Moriarty Brigette Northam Edith Parham Jenny Peterson Tina Wilcoxson Jamne Williamson Russell Powell Bob Rask Cindy Sherman Kathy Stumpff Allen West Mike Williams Jeff Wilson Chris Wright 37 JOANNE LEADS PEP CLUB AND DON LEADS WRESTLING AUXILIARY Pep Club, under the leadership of Joanne Kearney, really boosted our teams' spirit this year. The members decorated lockers, and started something new by holding pep rallies before the games. The officers were: Pres. Joanne Kearney; V.P. Brenda Schmidt; Sec Treas. Tammy Heisserman; and Pts. Chrmn. Sarah Lozier. Wrestling Auxiliary and Pres. Don Smith also had a good year. They started out this year by electing four new cheerleaders. They were Queen Kristi Zumwalt. Gayle Maris, Launa Green and Kathy Baker. The club in- creased in size which helped the team spirit. Officers were; Pres. Don Smith. V.P. Mide Lanphear. Our thanks to Pep Club and Wrestling Auxil- iary! Spirit� were kepi high by the wrestling cheerleaders this year They supported the wrestling team through all of the matches, as well as at the league, regional and state tournaments. Tor fundraising they defeated Enumclaw in a penny drive. Kathy Baker Launa Green Kristi Zumwalt Gayle Maris Improvement is the word that best describes the '80- 8I Hornet wrestling team. With the addi- tion of a few more bodies to the roster, more weight classes were filled this year. This led to a better team performance over- all. The Hornets should be very competitive next year in the Nisqually league. The J.V. team lost two of their members early in the season, due to injuries. A. and R. Linde. 42 (L R) M. Lamphere. D. Pauley. E. Klein. D. Smith. D. Poole. R. Schierling. B. Ratliff. P. Kuhnle. T. Beigler. A. Wolfe. J. Olsen, and D. Brooks. Not pictured: M. Baker. S. Evans. B. Padgett. M. Waldo. S. Boren and M. Kelly. C'mon I dare you. TOUGH Rex sticking it to 'em. It looks like my turn. Darrel, where's your hat? Marvin works Vashon over. STUFF!!! I'm bored. |$ this pose alright? Alan goes for the pm. 43 KEY CLUB VARE TO INFLUENCE” The 8081 Key Club has been a lot of change and challenge with a membership of over 35. At the Key Club International Convention we set the stage for our theme Dare to Influence We worked on peer problems like teen drinking, drugs, and teen pregnancy. Other activities included helping at Rainier State School. Orting State Sol- diers Home and March of Dimes. Advisor- Mr. Thompson Officers- M. Thompson. J. Clay. J. Giger. T. Rossman. M. Ter louw. G. Maris. S. Hulett. Front L R. C. Goegeburer. C. Ford. V. Davis. K. Edison. J. Clay. R. Gold. L. Breeden. M. helbaugh; 2nd row. M. Rossman. G. Maris. D. Selstrom. L. Kuranko. S. Hulett. M. Terlow. W. Wilson. J. Edge. D. Hill. M. Me Donald. T. Crider. S. Pierce. 3rd row. J. Giger. L. Breeden. M. Samshledon. F. Vorak. C. Storlie. D. Seaney. T. Achers. K. Cosand. C. Dalton. D. Dalton. 4th row. V. Hooper. P. Lydan. M. Thompson. M. Dalton. T. Morehouse. A. Thompson. T. Erik son. S. Geogeburer. K. Hessner. DRILL T MARCHES ON Bottom: (L -R) Dawn Marzolf. Carol Streeply. Marsha Marzolf. Meshelle Almandinger. Noreen Tropple Top (I R) Advisor: Mr. Boyko. Vicki Sapp. Meg Hessner. Tracy Erickson. Toni Stapf. Sandi Smith. Jams Mullig. The 198081 White River High School Drill Team entered its third year with some ambitious plans. In addition to its accompaniment of the band during half-time shows at football games, it also began its new role as a competitive colorguard. Members of the unit traveled as far as Salem. OR and Vancouver. B.C. to represent our school. Additional trips were made to other functions. They were also fortunate to sponsor an equipment clinic in December and our second annual colorguard competition in February. Capt. Tracy E. Bottom: (L-R) Here are the Drill Team members pictured in their comp, units. MAJORETTES Shirley Loomis Melissa Matthiesen Front (I R) I Robertson. C. Cornet, C. Intrie. k. Kaelm. Back (L-R) Coach T. Page. G. Hubbard R Storm. J. Mills. D. Storm. Capt. H. Mills. C. Blanusa. P. Thurston. G. Drake The brains behind the scenes p Storm It's hard to say a few ■ words about this years team. Because they were full of fun. laughter and lots of schemes. But no better team has White River had when it came to defense, pressing and playing like mad. They were all very talent- ed. but played as a team, which made them special, and a real coach's dream. So to sum up the season I just want to say That I truly enjoyed coaching each of them in every way. Love Page Cute! J.V. Front (L-R) J. Johnson. V. Porter. T Berg. J Patton. W. Wilson. Back (l-R) S. Loomis. P. Visnaw. M Huhtala. Capt L Porter. C. Johnson. A Thoutte. S. Lind. Coach D. Busk This season was one of the best ever for the J.V. girls'. The team had a great deal of depth, and learned to work together to devel- op both individual and team skills. The attitude within the team was very positive, which definately contribut- ed to making the season a winning one! 47 (L-R); Coach Russ Rudolph. B. Kosko. R. Dirk. M. McGuinness. J. Raihl. J. O'Connor. T. Richardson. K. Boyle. J. Arsanto. V. Hooper. T. Wickizer. OUR GUYS’ BASKETBALL TEAMS HAVE SPIRIT The White River Boys' Varsity Basketball Team for 198081 greeted back one letterman from the 79- 80 season, Junior-Joe Arsanto. He was joined by seniors Mike McGuinness, Jim Raihl, Tim Richardson and Tim Wickizer. Both Varsity and J.V. teams were looking forward to a good second-half of the season, even though Brian Kosko and Tim Richardson, the two leading scorers, were lost for the remainder of the year. Front J. Bauman. A. Strub. B. Trullinger, M. Doherty. Back-C. Htrschel. K. Hanson. T. Pries. J. Raihl. S. Geogobeur. O. Johnson and S. Phelan, and Coach G. Hahlo. not pictured trie Robertson. FRESHMEN: HIT ’EM WITH THEIR BEST SHOT The WR Frosh team is short on players, only 9. but high in qual- ity. They may finish 3rd in the Seamount League after losing to Enumclaw twice by I point and by 2 points, and by losing 2 games to GigHarbor. Injuries to 2 key players have hurt the Frosh team. Joe Mills, their best ball handler, broke his hand, and Mike Floward hurt his knee. Jeff Deringer was captain. 9 Or Front row: D. Breault. J. Kimball. J. Mills. D. McGeehee. Back row: C. Geogebuer. J. Deringer. R. Drake. M. Williams. M. Howard. Coach: Linnell. The Basketball Cheerleaders show their style. Tammy Gehman Donna Rosenberg Bernadette Rossman The Basketball Cheer- leaders had a very fine year. They went to WCC cheer- camp. sold salad and had 3 pep assemblies. THANKS FOR THE SUP PORT! Queen Jenny Bickler Spirit and Class marks this squad. Kelly Rimstad 51 STUDENTS CLUB THROWS A HO- DOWN You could tell everyone was having a good time —Kristi Zumwalt cheerleader Barn Tolo '80 was sponsored by our own Student's Club, and held on November 22. The band playing was the popular Red Ax. It was a great how down for all the people who attended. The gen- eral feeling of all cowboys and cow- girls was, It was great! After- wards. Godfather's Pizza parlour seemed to be the dinner choice. SENIORS TOP OFF ANOTHER GREAT YEAR Yum! Yum! Everbody was gath- ered once again for the 2nd annual Sr. Class Christmas Party. Most everyone showed up. and the eating and pre- sent-opening soon start- ed. Even Santa made his appearence to give them all a treat! Seniors are all in good Cheer!!! Spinach?! tor Christmas? Scott and Michellynn get into the Christmas S3 STUDENT COUNCIL: OUR LEADERS 54 THE REST OF THE GANG! 2nd Per Reps. (I.-R) I McCracken. P. Kuhnle. J. Johnson. S. Shainseldm. L. Breeden. C. Hanson. J. Lozier. J. O'Connor. B. Jeter. P. Ickes. M. Rossinan. W. Hoyleman. k linck. Class Officers SRs C. Reuter. P. Johnson. G. Inglin. J. Kosko, JR s. D. Ingham. L. Graham. D. Storm. D. Balliet. Soph’s, C. Johnson. C. Hirschell. C. Ford. D. Hill; Frosh. J. Strub. J. Patton. M. McDonald. For the first time in three years Student Council was under the leadership of four seniors. They all enjoyed the year, full of fund raisers and dances. Student Council’s membership increased with the addition of the Drill Team to it’s ranks. This was the last year White River will be includ- ed in the Seamount League. That means, there will be no Inter-high Rep. for next year because of no Inter-high in the Nisqually League. D. Suydam worked on getting one started for the future. Also, this year is the final year for Mr. and Mrs. Ross. We owe them more than we can ever repay. On the student s behalf— Thanks so much; we re go- ing to miss you! The year was a great one and our officers did a terrific job. We hope next year’s officers can fill them as well. Club presidents (L-R) ASB. T Rossman, Pep Club. J Kearney; Annual. S. Pries; Ski Club. M. Doherty, Honor Society. L. Gregg, Choirs. L. Andrews and M. Donyes, Student s Club. M. Huhtala, Wrestling Auxiliary. D. Smith, FFA. M McGeeHee, Foreign exchange, S. York, FHA. L. Hedges, Drill Team. V. Sapp, Cheerleaders. C. Boyle. SKI CLUB AND FOREIGN EXCHANGE CLUB Ski Club and Foreign Exchange Club both had a good year. Ski Club was under the leadership of Mike Doherty, Mark Tinney, John O’Connor and Shannon Shamseldin. Foreign Exchange Club officers were Susan York, Carol DesJardins. Cami Dalton and Ellsworth Frielinger. Exchange Students (l-r) Japan: Tarnae lha S. Mexico: Pedro Contreras: Japan: Michyo lha. 56 HONOR SOCIETY MAKES THE GRADE And tries again and finds successi Honor Society started the year off with its traditional tea following the Homecoming as- sembly. Enrollment in the club was also up this year and hope- fully will continue to go up in the years to come. Among having fund raisers, the Club also put on a Tolo on March 14. 57 SOPHOMORES a? I - This year was a good year for the sophomore class. With Karen Johnson and her other officers. Karl Hirschel. Diahne Hill, and Can- dy Ford heading the activities, they put together a raffle and a bake sale. Their other activities in- cluded having a dance and a hayr- ide. The rest of the year was de- voted to bringing their class closer together. Jeff Alfano Andy Anderson Perry Antrim Eric Armstrong Kathy Baker Diane Bailey Sheryl Campbell Gordon Caudill Kelly Boyle Merri Bozeman Tim Cabeceiras Vicki Chenaur Brian Clarkson Joe Bauman Carol Blanusa Leonard Breeden 59 Tama Clayton Debra Compton Teresa Crider Jim Crone Cheryl Culpepper Bryan Dillon Jean Edge Venus Davis Karen Edison Bob Everett Tina Hill Carl Hirschel Barb Hudspeth Eric Ingham Ron Inglm Ellsworth Ereilinger Art Gallagher Kelli Gates James Holt Jill Holyan Phil Ickes Guy Jacobs Suzanne Jennings 60 Caren Johnson Dale Johnson Michael Johnson Kari Kaelin Mike Kelbaugh Sue Lattm Joe Leitner Cathy Linck Sheila Loomis Sue March Jeanna Johnson Kimarie Johnson Gayle Maris MarshaMarzolf Ole Johnson Mike Kelley Kevin Lanegar Sharon Lind Lisa Loney Linda Long Duane Mayer Paula Mays Richard McCasland Vern McCollaum Jeff McGee Mike Merrin Paula McVer Kent Moe Bryan Padgett Jeff Papenbrock Caren Pemberton Harold Niswander Jon Olsen Brent Papenbrock Chris Petrusse Thane Phelan 61 Darrell Poole Glenda Pope Lorraine Porter Tom Pries Mark Randall Dan Rice Julie Robertson Ratliff Jean Roe Stacy Ross Mary Kay Rossman Allison Rudder Pam Rumoza Brian Salonka Heather Shutt Diane Sinclair John Smith Diane Snodgras Toni Stapf Judy Straub Carol Streepy Margaret Stringfieid Allison Rudder Mike Thuotte Patty Thurston Pearl Tiller Marvin Waldo Bryan Trullinger Faith Vorak Brock Watkins Sharon Wentz Tresa Wimberly Alan Wolfe Ruth Wright 62 Camera Shy« Doug Barrel! Sieve Blanchard Teresa Brooks Kelly Burbank Al Dunn Julie Ellis Sheri Hanson Wendy Hoylman Marica Hubbard Dave Inks Steve Johnson George Lyness Kathy Newton Kordell Scigliane Scott Turner Jim Vestal 63 Swing Choir Bottom C. DesJardins. S. Hanson. T. Brooks. W. Wilson. L. Andrews. L. Breeden. L. Madigan. Middle D. Brooks. I Or egg. A Gallagher. I Altano. M Mellish. S. Forslund. $. Phelan. R Fink. T. Rossman. J. Kearney. S. Lozier. J. Altano. M. Huhtala Back J. Clay. C. Sherman. Ms Purcell. M. Donyes. B Schmidt. W. Peckham. M. Merrin. C. Hower. SWING CHOIR AND CONCERT CHOIR GO IN STYLE Concert Choir lop K Hessner. I Arntz. M Almandinger. I. Hedges. $. Loomis. K. Cosand. S. Talley. E Ingham. P. Contreras. B Jeter. M Donyes. S Geogeber. T Phelan. G. Pope, K Mitchell. H. Fister. L. Barkley. J. Irons. L. Peckham. T. Wilcox Middle Ms Purcell. L Zimmer. T Julliot. J Patton. J. Strub. R. Fink. C Pemberton. S Phelan. P Antrim. B Watkins. L. Golding. J. Papenbrock. A Gallagher. J. Williamson. D Niel. J. Skeels. J. Gold. T. Uhls. J. Desmans Bottom: $. Hanson. R Benson. L. McCracken. T. Maas. C Whitemore. L Bonville. D. Suydam. D. Breault. J. Kimball. T. Beagler. J. Swenson. W. Boren. B. Fister. T Hottman. K Johnsey. M McDonald. R McGeehee. M Eha. Conceri Choir officers werei Pres.. M. Ponyesi V.P.. A. Gallagher. Sec.. P. Con- Irerasi Treas.. R. Einckt Librarian. E. Ingham. The Swing Choir was very active this year, performing at Homecoming and Graduation, as well as the three school concerts. The choir was a success at several Swing Choir festivals and was asked to perform at several high schools. Melvain Donyes and Margaret Mellish were chosen for All-North- west Choir, several students attended Music in May”, and eight students were named to Who’s Who in Music. Seniors comprised the majority of this most outstanding choir. Concert Choir members were chosen by audition this year for the first time. Members were involved in all school concerts, as well as the Seamount League Choral Festival. The choir participated in successful fund raisers and earned high ratings at contests. 67 Contrary to popular belief, the 1980-1981 Annual Staff did not eat themselves to death. We really had a blast putting this book together for you. During the year we sold ads. ran around taking pictures and just ba- sically went nuts. Under the very strict leadership of Editor Shelley Pries and Advisor Mrs. Jones, we got our acts together. Seriously, we had a good time and are very proud of this book. We hope, in later years, this book will mean as much to you as it does to us. Editor Shelley and asst.’s Caroline. Stacy, and Eric. Editor- Shelley Pries Advisor- Annette Jones Class Section Faculty And Copy Editors BROUGHT TO YOU BY OUR GANG Photographers Advisor: Annette Jones Editor: Shelley Pries Senior Class Section Editor: Caroline Imrie Business Manager: Eric Robertson Head Photographer: Stacy Smith Activities Section Editor: Clover Reuter Asst's: Whitney Wilson and Gayle Maris Sports Section Sports Section Editor: Kristi Zumwalt Asst's: Kristin Haubrich. Cheryl Forslund, and Brenda Schmidt Faculty Editor: Brenda Schmidt Copy Editor: Jane Johnson Class Section Editor: Lisa Gregg Asst's: Dawnie Picice and Caroline Imrie Photographers: Stacy Smith and Eric Robertson Activities Section 1st, S. Hulett. T. Erickson. C. DesJardins. L. Loney. S. York. L. Kuranko. J. Skeels. S. Jennings. A. Thompson. C. Ickes. M. Matthiesen. 2nd, T. Heisserman. L. Schiewe. M. Meske. T. Crider. B. Fister. C. Geogebuer. D. Pyl. C. Dalton. M. Marzolf. M. Thompson. M. Kilbal. P. Leitner. J. Smith. A. Lioce. L. Breeden. 3rd, M. Dalton. W. Wilson. L. Breeden. C. Goegebuer. R. Powell. M. Howard. T. Wytko. D. Dalton. M. Randell. J. Holt. J. Giard. S. Goegebuer. 4th, Mr. Cleasby. M. Terlouw. J. Olsen. J. Clay. R. Wright. C. Osborn. T. Morehouse. Reps: Frosh, C. Ickes. Jun. L. Schiewe. Soph, T. Crider. Sr. M. Cleveland. Officers, Sec. L. Breeden. V.P. J. Clay. Pres. T. Wytko. Trea. M. Dalton. 70 .N PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT (L-R) Front� T. Phelan. P. Myer, R. Kuhnle. D. Marzolf. Back� K. Gates. A. Lioce. D. Roberts. S. Pries. B. Bishop. M. Johnson. Mr. Cleasby. Cin. Sherman. The marching band this year has done alot by promoting much school spirit while playing at and during the football games. They took a 3rd place in the Central Wash. University State march- ing Contest. This year we had a Jazz Ensemble and Stage Band which played at various con- tests and concerts. They had a trip planned for Alaska which will be a great prize for being so GREATI (L-R) Front� T. Erickson. M. Marzolf. T. Heiserman. M. Kelbaugh. L. Loney. L. Breeden. D. Dalton. Back� S. Gegobuer. J. Smith. M. Randell. C. Gegobuer. S. Boren. R. Powell. C. Osborn. J. Girard. J. Holt. M. Thompson. Now aren't they cute. (L-R)Front� S. Gegobuer. T. Erikson. A. Thompson. S. Hulett. M. Delbaugh. C. Dalton. L. Breeden. D. Dalton. M. Thompson. Back� J. Smith. M. Randell. R. Powell. C. Geogbuer. L. Kuranko. W. Wilson. T. Wytko, T. Morehouse. J. Holt. L. Breeden. 71 JUNIORS Leading the Junior class were President, Dave Inham. Vice Presi- dent, Linda Graham, Sec., Darlene Balliet, and Junior Rep., Debbie Storm. This year the Juniors spon- sored a dance with the band ’Deadlock”, the Junior Senior Prom”, and held a raffle for 2 Sonic tickets. To get the Juniors closer together they had a couple break- fasts. Robert Andrews Joe Arsanto Bruce Atwood Allison Babcock Mike Baker Lisa Barclay Susan Barrett Jenny Bickler Sharon Blanchard Lester Bonville Steph Bazzar Rozanne Benson Tim Bickler Colleen Cates Derrick Clark 73 John Cleveland Randy Cramer Cami Dalton Carol DesJardins Sam Dickson Mike Doherty Steve Emery Richard Dirk Tracy Erickson Sheryl Eorslund Vernon Hooper Carrie Hower Micki Huhtala David French Tammy Gehman Susan Gholson Roxiann Gingrich Greg Gizinski Jill Gold Brenda Oraham Linda Graham Launa Green Steve Guillot Dave Gunderson Kasey Hanson Phyllis Hanvold Kristin Haubrich Meg Hessner Tina Hoffman Kathy Imrie Troy Jensen Robert Hoylman Gina Hubbard Michiyo lha Brad Jeter John Johnson 74 Doug Kennedy Ed Kitchin Brian Kosko Mike Lanphear Michelle Linck Sheree Johnsey Jeanette Jones Lee Knodel Paul Kuhnle Lissa Kuranko L-l Ronald Lind George Lozier Phyllis Mackay Lori McCracken Jan Mills Tesa Morisch Jams Mullig John Nor t ham Eric Robertson Annette Robinson Sean Phelan John Phillips Rose Pierce Linda Madigan Sherry Marks Richard Marringer Denise Mitchell Angela McLean John O’Connor Jim Osborn Lana Peckham Robert Phillips Susie Pries Kelly Rimstad Rosella Rodriquez Donna Rosenberg 75 Bernadette Rossman Kathy Sankey Vicki Sapp Rex Schierlmg Lydia Schiewe Kari Scott Dana Seaney Brent Scott Shannon Shamseldin Jeanett Skeels Matt Uffelman Jeff VanHoof Tamara Wilcoxson Sandra Wade John Whitemarsh Pat Williams Eddie Willis Debbie Wilson Whitney Wilson Naomi Uhls 76 Laurie Zimmer Mary McGehee Camera Shy: Chris Acklin Paul Armstrong Kevin Branham Dave Brooks Dion Chezick Evonne Cook Mike Crandall John Garner Leah Grove Doug Hemphill Brent Horaski Dave Ingham Barry Johnson Ethan Klein Sidney Loughran Dale Shafer Shaua Storlie John Whitemarsh Paula Wilby Katana Rohn Steady Jonny be good Mark and Jonny stretch something . I I to r: Coach Don S.. Scott Mike D.. Mark T„ Jim R.. Brent S.. Jeanna J., Stacy S.. Linda L., Caron B.. Sharon W.. Kari K. With several returning letter winners from the 1980 squad, the outlook of 1981 appears to be good. Among the boys. Jim Raihl and Mike Doherty play equally well in both singles and doubles. Mark Tinney. Scott Hembree, and Brent Scott are very good prospect double contenders. Among the girls. Stacy Smith. Kari Kaelin. and Linda Long are all letter winners from last year's squad are the leading players on the team. Carol Blanusa. up from last year’s J.V., is also a very strong player in the League. Such style! I’ll try karate 78 FFA AND FHA SHAPE UP AMERICA Top: Dave French. Bill Murray. Ed Willis. Jim Osborn. Mike Lanphear. Sherry Marks. Ted Thompson. Don Smith. Gayle Maris, Lori McCracken. Brigitte Reed. Rob Boise. Dan French. Bottom: Kelly Burbank. Vernon Hooper. John Garner. Mary McGeehee. Debbie Wilson. Meg Hessner, Carol Streepy. Paula Meyer. Sue York. Doug Hemphill. Caren Burns. Rex Gallion. Ms. Ross FFA Officers. The White River FHA had a busy year this year. They had bake sales, french fry sales, and a candy sale. They had banquets, and a family potluck where the officers were installed. For Homecoming, they cooked and served. The year was full and fun for the White River FHA. All of the members lettered. Not pictured are parliamentarian. M. Marzolf. Histo- rian. T. Stapf. D. Dunn. J. Grove. S. Lattin. K. Martin. L. Moriarity. J. Sleigh. T. Smith. FFA had a very active year. The dairy judging team placed 2nd in 2 classes at a state contest. For the March of Dimes, they held a wood raffle to raise money. One lucky winner got a cord of wood and another winner received Vi cord of wood. In January they held an educational bike safety program for elementary stu- dents. During FFA week they held an open house for people to come and see what our FFA has been doing through the year. Mr. Marlow and other FFA members are not Pictured. Rec. Chairmen-J. Holyan. V.P. G. Pope. Rep. K. Johnson. Pres. L. Hedges, sec. D. Seaney. Degree chairman T. Clayton. Treas. L. Porter. INTRODUCING SENIORS SENIORS SENIORSSENIORS 82 CLASS Doug Acklin Lori Alfano Lisa Andrews Debbie Rerghdahl Dave Bonn Scotty Borgstrom Bob Baker Cristi Boyle Doug Acklin Deborah Caroline Rergdahl Berdie” Pep Club 3. 4. Bas ketball manager 2. 3. 4. Larry Oscar Breeden 'Pa drea Key Club 3. 4. Sec. 4; Band. Stage Band. Marching Band I. 2. 3. 4; Select Choir 4. Football I. 2. 3. 4; Baseball I. 2. 3. 4 Lori Michelle Alfano Fano Cheerleader I. 2. 3� Select Choir 2. 3. 4. V P 4i Pep Club I. 2. 3. 4; Students Club I. 2. 3. 4; Wres tlmg Auxiliary 2i Student Coun cil 2. 3. 4i Leadership 3. 4; Homecoming Court. David Neil Bonn Dave” F.F.A. I. 2. 3� Cross Country I. Juanita Mae Breeden Niter Foreign Exchange Club 3j Vol leyball I. 2. 3. 4; Basketball I. 2. 3. 4 Lisa Christine Andrews Leese Foreign Exchange Club officer . Select Choir 3. 4. Treas. 3. Pres. 4; Sky Club I. Students Club I. 4; Pep Club I. 3. 4j Honor Society 3. 4j Concert Choir I; Track lt River Rap l Student Council 3. 4� Jr. Achievement Award Finalist. Scott Andrew Rorgstrom — Borgy” Football I. 3. 4; Ski Club I; Deanna Jayne Burton Deno” Basketball I. 2. Robert Price Baker— Bobby” Football I. 2. 3. 4� Track I. 2. 3. 4; Wrestling 3� Homecoming Court. Cristi Marie Boyle Bubbles” Frosh Class Pres.j Cheerleader 4j Oueen. Students Club 3. 4; Student Council I. 2. 3. A. Pep Club I. 2. 3. 4; Honor Society 2. 3. 4; Ski Club I. 3. 4S Wrestling Aux. I. 2 Volleyball I. 3� Track I. 3. 4 Richard Cabaceiras — Cab bage Football I. 2. 3� F.F.A. I Ski Club I. 2. 3. Larry Breeden Nita Breeden Deana Burton Richard Cabaceiras — Dana Carter Dana Lea Carter— Dane’ Cheerleader 4i Students Club 3i Pep Club 4j Leadership 4; Soft ball 3. 4; Student Council 3. 4. Gary Leroy Cooper John Dove Johnny” Baseball 3. 4i Football 4. Garry Cooper Judy Chappell . John Clay Michelle Cleveland Judy Ann Chappell ■'Jude'’ H A. I; Spades I� Students Club I; Pep Club I. 2; Foreign Ex- change 2. 4i Flonor Society X Wrestling Auxilary I. 2. 4; Soft ball Mngr. 2. Drill Team 2. Cara Jean Cornett — 'Ca- meada” Pep Club I. 2. Honor Society 3� Volleyball I. 2. 3. 4; Baseketball I. 2. 3. 4; Softball I. 2. 3. 4; Drama 3. 4 Polly Rae Dunn — Wooly Pep Club I. 3. John Robert Clay Hadley Key Club Sec Tres 2. Key Club Pres 3. 4. Band VP 4; Key Club I. 2. 3. 4; Honor Society 4; Base ball I. X 3. 4; Golf 3. 4; Band I. X 3. 4; Marching Band I. 2. 3. 4; Stage Band I. 2. 3. 4; Swing Choir 2. 3. 4. Matthew Glen Dalton Matt” Jr Class Pres.; Band Tres. 4; 2nd Per Rep. 2. Key Club 3. 4; Band I. 2. 3. 4; Honor Society 2. 3. 4; Ski Club I; Stagehand I. 2. 3. 4; Cross Country I. 2; Math team I. 2. 3. 4 Mike Fades Students Club 3� F.F.A. Is Football h Basketball I. Michelle Marie Cleveland — Shell” Band I. 2. 3. 4; Band Sec. 3; Band Sr. Rep. 4. Melvain Lester Donyes “Mel vicus” Choir Pres. 4; 2nd Per. Rep. 2; SelecrChoir 3. 4; Con- cert Choir I. 2. 3. 4: Band I. 2. 3; Stage Band I. 2. Marching Band I. 2. 3. Susan Ann Filers Sue” Pep Club 3. 4; Sky Club I; Basketball Scorekeeper I. 2; Choir 2. 3. Cara Cornett Polly Dunn Matt Dalton Melvain Donyes Robin Finck Robin Louise Finck — Bird Choir 3. 4. Treas. 4. V.P. 3t Bas ketball manager 1 Brelt A. Gagner -Students Club 3. Patricia Louise Graham — Patty Students Club offi- cer 4j Students Club I. 1 3. 4; Student Council 2. 3. A. Honor Society 3. 4� Pep Club I. 2. 3. 4� Cheerleader I. Brett Gagner Patty Graham Helen Fister Honor Society 3� F.H.A. I, Track I. Pedro Galindo Perico Lisa Ann Gregg Leese Hon- or Society 2. 3, 4 Pres. 4� For eign Exchange I. 2. 3. officer 1 Junior Class Sec Treas. 3� Drill Team Sec Treas. 1 Pep Club I. 2. 3. 4, Students Club I. 2. 3. 4� Volleyball It Basketball lt Tennis I. 1 Concert. Stage i Marching Band I. 2. 3i Student Council 3. 4. Debra Joy Freeman Debbie Ski Club 4 Randall M Gallucci- Randy Debra Jean Greiner Debbie” Cheryl Ann Funk Doper” F.F.A. I James Arnold Giger Giger” Student Council 4t Key Club 3. 4. officer 4t F.F.A. I. 2. Football manager It Football 4t Track 2. 3. 4. Marla Jeanne Heisserman — Heiz Pep Club 1.13. 4. Sec 2. Pres. 3t F.H.A. I. 2. Treas. I� Students Club I. 2. 3. 4t Wres tlmg Aux. It Honor Society 2. 3. 4i A.S.B. V.P. 4t Student Council 3. 4� Band I. 2. 3i Tennis I. 1 Usherette I. 2. 3. 4. Leadership 3. 4 Pedro Galindo Randy Gallucci Jim Giger Scott Hembree Kathy Huskey Scott Bradley Hembree — Hombre Basketball I, Ten- nie 2. 3. 4. Kathryn Susan Huskey- — Kathy Pep Club 3� Volley- ball I. 2. 3, Track 4 Jane Marie Johnson Janie” Students Club Rep. I. 2, ASB In- ter—High Rep. 3; 2nd Per. Rep 4; Pep Club I. 2. 3. 4, Students Club I. 2. 4; Honor Society 3, Wrestling Aux. 3� Volleyball I� Basketball I. 2. 3, Softball I. 2. 3. 4. Jane Johnson Caroline Imrie Gary Inglin Cynthia Ann Hooper Toot- sie” Caroline Louise Imrie— Car rie” Jr. Class Rep.. ASB Sec Tres. 4, Pep Club I. 2. 3. 4, Pep Club Officer 2. Drill Team Pres. 2� Wrestling Auxilary 2� Honor Society 3� Softball I. 2. Basketball 2. 3. 4, Annual 3. 4, Leadership 4� Student Council 2. 3. 4. Allin Pete Johnson Pete Sr. Class VP, Ski Club 2. 3. 4, Foot- ball I. 2. 3. 4, Basketball I, Base ball 3. 4, Homecoming Court. Lorraine Maree Howard — Rainy” Gary F. Inglin— Stones Sr. Class Rep. FFA I, Football I, Bas ketball 3. Joanne Marie Kearney - Jo Pep Club Pres. 4, Pep Club I. 2. 3. 4, Cheerleader 3, Student Council I. 2. 3. 4, Honor Society 2, Key Club I, Students Club I. 2. 4, Track I. 2. 3.4, Volleyball I. 2. 4, Basketball I. 2. 4, Swing Choir 2. 3. 4, Concert Choir I. 2. 3. Pete Johnson Joanne Kearney Sharon Hulett Doug Johnson Sharon Louise Hulett— Shar Drill Team VP 2, FHA VP I. His- torian 2, Band Drum Maiorette 4. Concert I. 2. 3. 4. Stage 2. 3. 4, Pep and Student Clubs I. 2. 3. 4, Key Key Club and Drama 4. Doug James Johnson DJ. Ski Club 2. 3. 4, Basketball 2. 3. 4, Football I. Julie Lynn Kosko- Kosko Frosh. Soph.. Sr. Class Sec Tres., FHA Sec Tres. I. Of- ficer 2, Students Club. Pep Club. Student Council, and Usherette I. 2. 3. 4, Honor Soci- ety and Leadership 3. 4, Cheer leader I. 2. 3, J.V. Oueen and Wrestling Aux. 2. Julie Kosko Richard kuhnle Shirley Loomis Jennie Lozier Sarah Lozier Melissa Matthiesen Ricnard Dean kuhnle ' Elvis Shirley Elaine Loomis Squir relly” Students Club . Pep Club 4; Wrestling Aux. I. Tennis 3� Maiorette I. 2. 3. 4; Band I. 2. Beth McGee Select Chior 3. Bryan Wayne Kyzar — Jot Jennie Paule Lozier - Loze Students Club and Usherette I. 2. 3. 4� Pep Club 3. 4s Wrestling Aux. 1� Basketball 3t Drama 2s Homecoming Court Margaret Rose Mellish Mag got Sky Club. Band Rep. I; Bas ketball Stat I. 2i Cross Country. Pep Club Tres and Soph. Pres. 2s ASB Sec Tres . key Club VP 3t Key Club Lt. Gov. 4 key Club. Honor Society. Select Choir 2. 3. 4. Student Council. Pep Club. Students Club. For eign Exchange and Choir I. 2. 3. 4t Jr Achievement Award. Anthony Lioce Sarah Jayne Lozier - Sarah Jayne Pep Club Officer 4; Pep Club 2. 3. 4t Students Club 2. 4; Wrestling Aux. It Honor Soci- ety. Student Council. Leader ship 4t Drama. Concert Choir 2i Swing Choir 3. 4 Helen Eileen Mills Millser 2nd Per Rep 2. 3t Honor Soci- ety 2. 4; Basketball I. 2. 3. 4t Tennis 2t Math Team I. 3. 4. Lisa Little Melissa Dee Mafthiesen- Missie” Maiorette I. 2. 3. 4s Softball 3; Band I. 2. 3 4. Kelly Mohler Bill Murray William Murray— Logger Bill ’ F.F.A. I. 2. 3. 4; officer 3s Base ball I. Diana Lynn Phelps Diane” Key Club 4 Clover Lee Reuter — Rover Neuter” Cheerleader I. 2. 3. Ouen I. 3. Frosh and Soph. Class V.P.j Senior Class Pres.j F.H.A. I. 2. officer I. 2. Pep Club I. 2. 3. 4; Students Club I. 2. 3. A. Honor Society 2. 3. 4. Foreign Ex change Club I. Student Council I. 2. 3. 4i River Rap I; Drama 3s Annual Staff 4; Leadership 2. 3. 4; Jr. Achievement Award Fi- nalist i Homcoming Queen Diane Phelps Clover Reuter .•♦ Kris Olson Kristine Marie Olson Kris” Pep Club 4; Choir 2. Dawnie Faye Pierce— Pierce” F.H.A.. Pep Club. Wrestling Aux. It Sky Club I. 2.; Annual 4; Choir I. 2. Darryl A. Roberts Wendy Jeanne Peckham ' Wen ifred” Students Club. Pep Club. F.H.A.. Cross Country Basket ball Is 2nd. Per Rep.. Drill Team 2s Students Club I. 2. A. Wres tling Aux. Track I. 2, Usherette 2. 3� Select Choir 3. 4. Wendy Peckham Shelley Annette Pries Wad- dles A.S.B V.P. 3; 2nd. Per Rep 2s Pep Club I. 2. 3s F Ball stat 4s Basketball Stat I. 2. 3. 4s Leadership 3. 4; Annual 3. 4; Editor 4s Honor Society 3. 4; Volleyball. Softball. I. 2. 3. 4s Thomas Francis Rossman — Tom A.S.B. Pres. 4; Key Club Sec. 2s Key Club Pres.. Key Club. Select Choir I. 2. 3. 4s Leadership. Student Council 4. Flonor Society 2. 3. 4s Football I. 2. 4s Jr. Achievement Award; Homecoming Court. Dale Pemberton Dale Lee Pemberton Pemp” Students Club 2. 3s Football I. 2. 3. 4s Baseball 4s Track I. 2. 3s Homecoming Court. James Dean Raihl— Big Lou F.F.A. 2. 3s Football 2. 3. 4s Wrestling I. 2s Tennis I. 2. 3. 4s Basketball 4. Brenda Jeanne Schmidt Schmiddie” Cheerleaders 2. 3s Pep Club V.P 4s Pep Club 1.2. 3. 4; Students Club 2. A. Wres- tling I. 2s Honor Society 2; Vol lev ball I. 4s Basketball. Track I. 4s Tennis 2s Softball 3s Choir Is Swing Choir 2. 3. 4s Leadership 2. 3s Sherry Schrader Dawnette Scollard Denise Scott Dale Shutt Sherry Jean S c h r a • der- Shreds Frosh and Soph Class Rep.; Key Club Sec. 3; Pep Club I; Students Club. Key Club 1. 2i Wrestling Aux. 2. Lisa Lynn Simpson—''Pinky” Pep Club I. Wrestling Aux., Volleyball I. 2x Nola Christine Storm —''Con- cert Choir V.P 3, Track h Swing Choir 3� Concert Choir 2. 3, Dawnette Lynn Scollard- — Doughnut Pep Club }. 3� Track 3. 3� Softball 4. Kathryn Rose Sinclair Rock” Pep Club I, Volleyball I. 2 Rhonda Jane Storm Honda” Pep Club. Students Club. Ski Club Basketball. Volleyball. Softball I. 2. 3. 4� Students Council 2. 3. 4� Leadership 4. Denise Arlene Scott— Tanker” Pep Club I. 2, Volleyball I. 2. 3, Basketball I. 2. Stacy Jayne Smith— Space” Ski Club V.P. 2i Students Club Rep. 3� Ski Club. Tennis. Stu- dents Club Pep Club I. 2. 3. 4i Cheerleader 4, Annual 3. 4� Leadership 3. 4 LeRoy Ernest Stringfield— El- roy” Track 3. 4. Swing Choir 3. Dale James Shutt— Chutney” Wrestling 3. 4i Tennis 3. Tracey Veronica Stockhausen — Houser Volleyball Stat 3 Key Club 2. 3. 4, Key Club Sec. 3� Pep Club li Students Club I. 2i Tennis I. Kathleen Denise Strub — Struby” Pep Club I. Lisa Simpson Kathy Sinclair Stacy Smith Leroy Stringfield Tracey Stockhausen Robert Tinker Alan Toney Brian Upchurch Mariane Warner Debra ReNae Suydam — Sy” Cheerleader It Ski Club Officer 2i nd. Per Rep. 3i A.S B Inter High Rep. 4 Students Club. Pep Club I. X 4. Ski Club X Basket ball X Student Council 3. 4� Leadership 3. 4i Choir 4. Drama 4. Robert Barton Tinker Blink” Students Club 4� Pep Club 4t Basketball I. X Football I. X 3. 4. Track I. 3. 4� Homecoming King. Dave Lee Weickum Weickum F.F.A. I. 2. 3. 4 Troy Jay Symonds - Sy monds' Alan Lee Toney— Toney” F.F.A. 4, Track 4 Steven Leroy Wentz B D. ’ Track I� Tennis 3. 4. Charlene Ann Tarahonich ' Animal” Brian Keith Upchurch Uppy” Basketball 2. 3. 4; Football 3. 4i Baseball I. 2. Douglas DeWayne White- - Pugsly” Ski Club I. X 3. 4; Key Club 2. i. Basketball I. Foot ball I. Michel Lynn Thurston Mike” Ski Club Pres. 2i Students Club Rep 3� Students Club and Pep Club I. X 3. 4. Sk. Club X 3. 4; Cheerleader 4S Leadership 3. 4; Student Council 2. 3. 4; Home coming Court. Marlaine Rene Warner—Pep Club 4i Students Club 4 Patricia Nadine Wilson — Patty Wrestling Aux. V.P. 3; Pep Club 3. 4� Wrestlm Aux. 3. Cross Country 2. Dave Weickum Steve Wentz Doug White Patty Wilson John Wright Tom Wytko Thomas Phillip Wytko Ape Band V.P. 3 Band Pres. 3 foot ball I. 2. 3, 4 Track I. 2. 3. 4 Stage Band I. 2. 3. 4 Concert Band I. 2. 3. 4 Marching Band I. Susan York Susan A York Yorky foreign Exchange Pres. 4 foreign Ex- change 2. 3. 4 f.f.A. I. 4, Cross Country I. 2. 3 Honor Society 2. 3. 4 Track I. 2. 3. 4. Softball 3 Band I. 4 Tim Richardson John Mark Wright Tim I. Richardson Red Ski Club 3. 4 Students Club 3. 4 Basketball I. 2. 3. 4 football I SENIORS WHO MISSED Sue Basset Sue Hanson Joan Kaydus Kim Mitchell Kolleen Resignato Veronica Stanks Bruce Bishop Quinton Crone Dan Davis Randy Gahrielson Joe Girard Our Senior Class Officers—Class Rep. Gary Inglin V.P. Pete Johnson Sec. Tres. Julie Kosko Pres. Clover Reuter. Kristi Zumwalt Kristi Kay Zumwalt Zoom Wrestling Aux. V.P. 2 Wres- tling Aux. I, 2. 3. 4 Pep Club I. 2. 3. 4 f .H.A. I Honor Society 2. 3. 4 Students Club 3. 4 Track I Cheerleader 3. 4 Leadership 3, 4 Annual 4 THE BOAT Dave Gonzales Don Hess Zeke Holyan Troy King Ettro Laccinole Mike McGuinness Duane Reiman Mike Rumpza Austin Steinmetz Gary Thieman Mike Wyles YOU'VE COME A LONG BABY! Class Bookworms Sue York and John Wright Best Dressed Sarah Lozier and Brian Upchurch Class Flirts Stacy Smith and Tom Rossman SENIOR AWARDS SENIOR AWARDS Class Clowns Mike Thurston and Gary Inglin Best Personality 94 Class Athletes Helen Mills and Jim Raihl Class Brownoses Cristi Boyle and not pictured Bob Baker Clover Reuter and Pete Johnson Class Rowdiess Jane Johnson and not pictured Mike Eades SENIOR AWARDS SENIOR Beaut iful Handsome Jennie Lozier and Robert Tinker AWARDS 19+81=100% CLASS Do it with SK C Senior Honors (3.25 GPA up): Front J. Chappell. S. Pries. B. Schmidt. C. Reuter. M. Cleveland. L. Gregg. W. Peckham. S. Edi- son. Middle S. York. J. Lozier. L. Andrews. C. Imrie. H. Mills. C. Boyle. C. Hooper. D. Griener. S. Hulett. Back M. Dalton, J. Clay. T. Rossman. T. Wytko. J. Wright. M. Heis- serman. B. Upchurch. S. Lozier. OUTSTANDING ACHIEVERS ARE CHOSEN Helen Mills Tom Rossman Helen Mills: Chosen by faculty as most in- spirational female student of senior class, and chosen as fe- male athlete who displayed best sportsmanship in athletic competition. Tom Rossman.- Chosen by faculty as most in- spirational male student of senior class. Faculty Inspiration Sportsmanship Faculty Inspiration John Clay Marla Heisserman Tom Wytko Citizenship -Student most likely to become an outstanding member of the Communi- ty- Activities -Student who made the largest con- tribution to the school community through participation. Sportsmanship -Male athlete who displayed best sportsmanship in athletic competition. Top Row (L-R): G. Caudill. D. Smith. J. Phillips. D. Schafer. G. Jacobs. B. Baker. R. Inglin. K. Mow. 2nd Row: J. Leitner. S. Emery. C. Hirschel. A. Anderson. C. Osborn. S. Goegebuer. P. Contreas. J. Pendergrass. 1st Row: D. Ross. D. Patrie. C. Goegebuer. T. Wytko. B. Trul- linger. K. Boyle. J. Smith. S. Evans. This year's team was a little of a mystery. They had some experienced people like Bob Baker in the javelin. Tom Wytko in the discus. Don Smith in the hurdles. Steve Em- ery in the triple jump and Carl Hirschel in the 200. But they also had some inexperienced people, who performed well. Everyone really worked well, which made it a good season. 99 Front row (I R) H. Shutt. T. Crider. M. Marzolf. T. Erickson. S. Smith. C. Reedle. J. Patton. S. Ashley. P. Mackay Coach J. Engstrom. C. Pemberton. M. Huhtala. B. Schmidt. K. Haubrich. and S. Forslund. GIRLS’ TRACK TEAM TAKES TO THE TRACK The head coach. Darrell Ross. Brenda Schmidt has SENIOR POWER!!! Our track team is united. Mr. Hodder was ready for the season! Mr. Engstrom looks dismayed. Micki, Karen, and Teresa. ■1 f The size of the girls team was down again this year, which made it difficult to win meets, but they had some ■ good girls who worked hard. They had 7 letter winners back this year. The only senior. I Brenda Schmidt, had a fun sea- son. Three of the 440 relay re- turned; S. Forslund. M. Huh- | tala, and T. Crider. K. Haubrich came back for the high jump along with B. Schmidt. The girls concentrated not only on their events, but their suntans also. All in all it was a fun sea- son. Kristin Haubrich. Seniors: D. Pemberton. R. Gabrielson. L. Breeden. M. Mcgumess. J. Clay. D. Johnson. P. Johnson. T. Wickizer. p|an A” failed� let's think of plan B BASEBALL I Doug winds up. M. Terlow. M. Lamphere. B. Jeter. M. Williams. J. Stock. B. Jeter. D. Pemberton. R. Gabrielson, M. McGuiness. J. Clay. L. Breeden. P. Johnson. P. Armstrong. S. Phelan. R. Wickizer. D. Dsmul. D. Johnson. T. Wickizer. S. Shamseldin. K. Hanson. V. , Hooper. L. Breeden. M. Howard. M. Randall. J. Mills Baseball's serious leaders. Locker talk. Want my autograph too? WR's baseball program is starting to turn around. They were 10-10 last season, (8-8 for league. WR’s best since in the league) and are looking for even more improvement this year. They lost some good kids last year but several good ones re- turned (Pete Johnson. Randy Ga- brielson, John Clay, Larry Bree- den, and Kasey Hanson). 65% of their hitting returned as well as 55% of their runs. Everything considered. Mr. Hahto is looking for an even bet- ter record and a season. Top (L-R): C. Peterson. D. Wytko. D. Scollard, L. Lynch. T. Jenkins. T. Desmul. S. Talley. S. Jonsey. J. Mills. P. Thurston. D. Storm. Middle: N. Breeden. J. Peterson. S. Pries. V. Chenaur. L. Loney, C. Ford. C. Johnson. H. Mills. R. Storm. W. Wilson. Bottom. T. Heiserman. C. Cornet. T. Wilcoxson. L. Zimmer. J. Gold. B. Rossman. T. Clayton. With 12 returning letter-winners and first year excellent talent. Girl’s Softball is looking for a highly successful season. With eight girls in the basketball playoffs, many younger players gained experience in the early going. The highlight of having 2 volunteer coaches. Cindy Peterson and Bill Thurston, helped our talent generate much enthusiasum. Many girls, having had a good year in ’SO both in school and summer league, have the coaches excited about ‘81 Dave Wytko C. Petersen. D. Wytko. B. Thurston HHH . HAPPINESS: FORTUNE, PROSPERITY OOO OUT LOOK: THE PROSPECT FOR THE FUTURE Remember: to bring to mind; to think of again NNN Noble: possessing outstanding qualities EEE Endurance: the ability to withstand hardship, adversity $ stress Terrific: extraordinary, outstanding This year everybody did basically pretty good at everything” Junior Eddie Willis If This year was really fun and it has gone by way too fast.” Queen basketball Cheerleader Jenny Bickler sss.. . Special: Mr. and Mrs. tosJ Sweeney at hi be tl The hero. Sailor Tom Back to work. Billy Goall How did I feel about the play? Like a chicken with its head cut offl” -Gary Inglin SWEENY TODD COMES TO WHITE RIVER Sweeney moolh talk to Inspector I wasn't worried about the kids knowing their lines but about the lights going on and off at the same time. Mrs. Owens Minnie sighs for her lover. In January, our spectacular Drama Dept, put on the play Sweeney Todd” for the students and the public. They did a super job on it and it was very enjoyable to watch, not to mention funny. Gary Inglin, our own Vincent Price, did a superb job portraying Sweeney, the Fiend in human form. The whole cast deserves to be com- mended and don't be suprised if you see them on T.V. in the years to come. Cast-(bottom) C. Tarahonich. P. Hanvold. P. Wilson. P. Dunn. t. Frielinger. T. Wilcox, (top) K. Edison. M. Heisserinan. L. Breeden. S. Swift. K. Gates. J. Edge. D. Suydam. M. Thoulte. G. Inglin. J. Alfano. C. Ford. S. Hulett. J. Cleveland. D. Shutt. and S. 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CHEVROLET BUICK OLDSMOBILE PONTIAC 1107 Griffin Enumclaw 825-3567 KATHY'S BEAUTY NOOK Men's And Women’s Haircuts 829-0666 Rt I Box 1351, Buckley GOOD LUCK SENIORS STUMP GRINDING NO MUSS NO FUSS JUST SAWDUST Before end After Lucky Shaky Clarence Lutton Edgar Owen phone 829 0698 phon 537-5767 PROFESSIONAL PATRONS! Neil Bergstrom. D.D.S., P.S. Philip E. Biege, Attorney James H. Harris. D.D.S. Medical Surgical Clinic Farr-Gustafson Attorneys at Law Daniel H. Ryning D.D.S., P.S. Robert W. Morrison. Doctor of Optometry Peter J. Michels. D.D.S. Ralph H. Reed. D.D.S. Drs. Tait § Biljan M.D. Duane S. Radliff. Attorney at Law Dr. Joseph M. Howells. D.C. Drs. John D. Erickson Ralph K. Zech M.D.. P.S. Mark A. Seaburg, Doctor of Optometry 131 PA TRONS-PA TRONS-PA TRONS TO THE FIFTEEN BEST SELECT CHOIR SENIORS I'VE EVER HAD- THANK YOU FOR EVERYTHING AND REMEMBER: MAY YOUR LIFE KEEP LIFTIN' YOU HIGHER AND HIGHER.” may you FIND YOUR LOVE” and when you’re a drunken sailor, well, HASPODI POMILUI -LINDA PURCELL BEST WISHES SENIORS Love ya. Page. R.H. MRS. H.T. J.A. - I’ll never forget the All City Dance. Affectionately. J.S. CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATING CLASSI - Enumclaw Lanes. Hyw. 410 £ Alder. Enumclaw SENIORS OF 1981- Have a beautiful life.- D. Campbell. TO ENGSTROM - your best two aides ever. Dawnie 6 Kathy JOHN, JOHN. JOHN. JOHN. JOHN. JOHN. JOHN. JOHN. JOHN. POWELL Success and happiness in all your future endeavors in life. - Wes Kelly WATCH OUT CALIFORNIA, here we cornel - Jennie. Julie. Sarah. Marla. GOOD LUCK GRADUATES OF 1981” - Love Clover, Pete. Gary. Julie. KRISTIN, have fun, and just remember the cinnamon certs. Love, Lisa Kristi CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1981 - Best wishes to all of you in whatever you do in life- THE 1981 T’Kopechuck Staff Phyllis Strub- White River's future A.S.B. President - Love Clover 6 Jane Congratulations to Jennie Sarah - Love Mom 6 Dad Good Luck Seniors of 1981 - Freshman class of 1984’. THANK YOU TO ALL OF OUR PATRONS AND ADVERTISERS THAT MADE THIS YEARBOOK POSSIBLE, WE COULDN’T HAVE DONE IT WITHOUT YOU. THANKS AGAINIIIII -THE 1981 T’KOPECHUCK STAFF PA TRONS-PA TRONS-PA TRONS- 132 IT WAS AN EXPERIENCE WE WILL NEVER FORGET — ANNUAL STAFF SHELLEY PRIES, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF CAROLINE IMRIE, SENIOR SECTION EDITOR ERIC ROBERTSON, BUSINESS MANAGER STACY SMITH, HEAD PHOTOGRAPHER KRISTI ZUMWALT, SPORTS EDITOR JANE JOHNSON, COPY EDITOR LISA GREGG, CLASS SECTIONS EDITOR CLOVER REUTER, ACTIVITIES EDITOR BRENDA SCHMIDT, FACULTY SECTION EDITOR DAWNIE PIERCE, FACULTY AND CLASS ASST. SHERYL FORSLUND, SPORTS ASSISTANT KRISTIN HAUBRICH. SPORTS AND ACTIVITIES ASST. WHITNEY WILSON. CLASS AND ACTIVITIES ASST. GAYLE MARIS. ACTIVITIES ASSISTANT ANNETTE JONES, ADVISOR 133 WHITE RIVER HIGH SCHOOL SAYS GOODBYE You two are the greatest-l hate to see you leave.” Lee Knight Goodbye Mom § Dad II.” Joe Arsanto To two people I will miss dearlyi thanks for everything! Love ya.” Trena Get to class!” Michelle Cleveland Goodbye Teddy Bear from Troublemaker.” Rhonda Storm You picked a good year to graduate. Debbie Freeman Good Luck in whatever you do!” Vicki Sapp I’ll never say goodbye!” Diane Campbell Too bad you never caught me!” Julie Kosko Thank you Mr. 6 Mrs. Ros.” Tom Rossman What will we do without you?” Claudia Coles You’ve finally done what you wanted to do all these years.” Brenda Schmidt Thanks for all the breaks. Love ya, troubles. Joanne Kearney ’’Our senior year won’t be the same without you but good luck anyway.” Debbie Storm Linda Graham What will we do without both of you? I’ll always be thankful for all you’ve done.” Norma Catchpole Goodbye Dad!” Denise Mitchell You made my last four years bearable.” Lorraine Howard Goodbye from Joker. Kathy Sinclair Best of everything always to two of the finest people around.” Sue Buser You’re great, but where's my donut? Dana Carter Both of you are most deser- ving—you’ve earned it? You’re friends to many—go with God’s grace.” Alice Coate Lucky bums, we’ll miss you.” Pat Robbins Thanks for not putting me in the box, even though I de- served it.” Doug White I’ll miss going into your of- fice all the time being in trou- ble.” Vernon Hooper Take it easy, Jackrabbit. Debbie Greiner Betty: what would you do if half the staff called in sick on the same day? Thank good- ness for retirement!” Alan Novak Come back.” Bernie Rossman Catch you laker. Jocko.” Caren Johnson The older you got the more fun you were.” Carl Hirschel Goodbye Jack Betty” Jim Geiger Have fun-hope you miss us.” Julie Robertson Goodbye and thank you to two of the sweetest people White River will ever see.” Clover Rentes 134 TO JACK AND BETTY ROSS- We love you. Mr. Ross, from the party girls Gina Hubbard Kathy Sankey Let me know what retire- ment is likes I may join you next year. Thanks a million for your help.” Lloyd Blanusa Thanks for putting up with _ � � me. Lisa Andrews Thanks for the peanut cakes, Mrs. Ross.” Jan Mills Wish I was going with you!” Don Smetheram Mr. Ross is the cutest. Jennie Gsier Goodbye from the Skippers.” Lisa Gregg § Kristi Zumualt How’s it going?” Dawnie Pierce Betty, you have always ’been there’ for everyone. You have been wonderful. Thank you. and all the best.” Linda Purcell It was nice having relatives in the right places. Helen Mills Couple of the Year Don’t worry, Mr. Ross, life begins at 80.” Wendy Peckham I wish you all the happiness you deserve-(massi ve amounts). Love ya- Jane Johnson Mr. Ross, thanks for always being there when we didn't want you to be. Thanks for everything.” Christi Boyle Til we meet again, I bid you adieu.” Nita Breeden Always remember what Tom Robbins said: 'It's never too late to have a happy child- hood.’ And Betty- thanks for all the annual bookkeeping you’ve done all these years.” Annette Jones Remember never run into lockers.” Candy Ford Thanks. Dale Pemberton You are the besti stay that way. Michellyn Thurston I’ll miss you lazy.” Rose Pierce BEST WISHES, JACK S BETTY 135 The last page of the 1980-81 T’Kopechuck has been finished. After many hours of layouts, copy, photog- raphy. and just plain old fun, the staff, Mrs. Jones and I hope this book will bring back as many memo- ries to you as I know it will bring to me. It was especially put together for you. the students and staff of W.R.H.S. so twenty-five years from now you can look back at the events which happened at this school and remember all of them as great times in your life. At this time I would like to express a very special thanks to the two most important people in my life, my parents. I love them very much and without their support and love, I would never had been able to be a part of putting this book together. To everyone at W.R.t have alot of fun and always strive for the best in life. Set your goals and never say die until you have reached them. Farewell my friends because I have known you long I’ve gotten the feeling here that I belong To you my friends though this moment must mean good-bye I will keep these memories until I die With you my friends we've reached out to touch I know my feelings changed and I’ve learned so much For you my friends this note special of special care I’ve felt this feeling from people here from everywhere From you my friends I’ll be so near yet I'll be so far To you my friends We’ve talked but not asked why To you my friends the time has come for me to say goodbye Flere is the wonderfully talented staff that put this book together especially for you. Well what can ya say about this lady? She is abso- lutely great! I owe her alot and so do you for making the existence of this book possible.