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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1982 volume:

Never in my life Did I meet Someone who could have Been so sweet. He Brought happiness Wherever he went And made it known He was Heaven-sent. And when we lost him We lost someone dear We couldn’t believe He was no longer here. Even though now He may be gone Deep down in our hearts His memory Jives on, ' k % -Darla Hill To Our Beloved Friends, Troy And Rex, .. We Dedicate The 1982 T’Konfjijjhnrk _ Rex ScottySchierling | ■a - f j • , • 5 4 V .. «■ • . PM. .1 • — .. « . 1982 TKopechuck White River High School Buckley, WA Produced By The 1982 T’Kopechuck Staff Eric E. Robertson, Editor Annette S. Jones, Advisor Jostens American Yearbook Co.; Ken Werner, Representative 2 Kodachrome They give us those nice bright colors They give us the greens of summers Make you think all the world’s a sunny day If you took all the folks I knew when I was single And brought them all together for one night I know they’d never match my sweet imagination Everything looks worse in black and white. LAYOUT DESIGN BY: JANICE SLEIGH ERIC ROBERTSON Homecoming ’81-’82 Queen Jenny And King Shannon Reign Over Court. October 15th, 1981, turned out to be a very special night for Jenny Bickler and Shannon Shamseldin. On this night they were crowned Homecoming Queen and King for White River High School. The class of ’82 honored the class of ’57, with Kathy Hurley as their guest speaker. There was an Alumni Tea for the royalty following the coronation sponsored by the Honor Society. Carrie Hower and Dave Brooks sang the theme song “Endless Love” at the coronation and also at the dance, which was held at the Iron Gate Restaurant in Puyallup on Saturday evening, October 17th. Friday night the Hornets defeated the Eatonville Cruisers, 21-7. 10 Homecoming Royalty: Don Smith, Debbie Storm, Joe Arsanto, Rose Pierce, Queen Jenny Bidder, King Shannon Shamseldin, Gina Hubbard, John O’Connor, Tammy Gehman, Kasey Hanson. Candidates await announcement while Band Choir perform. M.C.’s Sharon Steve. Ushers Usherettes: Sean Phelan, Linda Graham, Richard Dirk, Kristin Haubrich, Brad Jeter, Kathy Sankey, Mike Doherty, Darlene Balliet, Paul Kuhnle, Kelly Rimstad. Row 1: S. Shelton, J. Des Maris, K. Edison, T. Brooks, S. Lind, B. Weber, T. Heisserman, P. Rumpza, D. Poole, S. Loomis, L. Long, V. Chenaur, J. Johnson, S. Wentz. Row 2: T. Berg, C. Johnson, C. Streepy, C. Day, J. NewKirk, K. Johnsey, J. Sleigh, R. Benson, N. Tropple, D. Hill, J. Peterson, D. Neal, B. Graham, G. Hubbard, J. Strub, C. Eldridge, S. Loomis. Row 3: S. Barret, L. Green, H. Shutt, J. Straub, J. Williamson, A. Rudder, A. McGee, M. Gallion, S. Bowen, S. Pries, J. Ickes, T. Papenbrock, C. Freeman, advisor, Ms. Coles. Row 4: L. Porter, M. Grader, C. Blanusa, D. Storm, L. Barclay, J. O’danovich, C. Whitmore, J. Drake, S. Johnsey, G. Maris, C. Pemberton, P. Thurston, K. Cosand, T. Guillot, S. Talley, L. Robertson, T. Uhls, T. Balliet, J. Patton, C. Riedall, J. Hart, A. Babcock, D. Snodgrass. Row 5: K. Johnson, G. Pope, S. Drtina, B. Reed, P. Viznaw, A. Tinney, J. Baumen, D. Hill, P. Strub, V. Porter, C. Culpepper, L. Loney, A. Thuotte, J. Hauser, C. Ford, C. Hartley. Pep Club —Pep Club Cheers On Hornet Athletics, Organizes Spirit Week, Helps the Elderly During 1981-1982 Pep Club was extremely busy. While they aided the cheerleaders in cheering on the Hornet athletics, they also organized a zany spirit week that lead to the planning of Homecoming. The Pep Club members and officers also helped the elderly through decorating for a senior citizen’s dance. The Pep Club served the school through the selling of tickets, programs, and popcorn at home games. The Pep Club officers were headed by a continuously busy crew: Lorraine Porter, President; Caren Johnson, Vice-president; Marnita Grader, secretary; Janis Mullig, treasurer; and Tris Berg, points chairman. Together, they made the year a successful one. Ms. Coles, the Advisor, said, “This year’s club was enthusiastic and spirited.” L. Porter, Pres.; T. Berg, Pts. Chairman, C. Johnson, V. Pres.; M. Grader, Sec.; and not pictured J. Mullig, Treas. 12 Row 1: K. Wood-Morris, P. Meyer, D. Neal, C. Streepy, K. King, C. Suvak, N. Tropple. Row 2: K. Cloo-Kendall, T. Stapf, L. DeOliveira, T. Erickson, V. Sapp, M. Converse, J. Mitchell, J. Mullig. Not pictured-M. Marzolf and D. Marzolf. Drill Team Flags And Rifles Entertain White River. The 1981-82 Andromeda (Drill Team Color- guard) experienced a busy year. They participated in four half-time shows at home football games, two half-time shows at home basketball games, one parade, and 10 Colorguard competitions. They sponsored one equipment clinic and one color- guard competition during the year. During this year Andromeda included more sen- iors than ever before. They also acquired Craig Goegebuer at rifle in the colorguard unit. They had various fund raisers throughout the year. The team sold buttons, had a swap meet, sold crystal, Tupperware, and Watkin products. Tracy Erickson led the unit through a successful year as captain; Carol Streepy aided Tracy as co- captain; Marsha Marzolf showed her stuff as stu- dent council representative; and Dawn Neal kept up the books as secretary-treasurer. They also ad- ded a flag section leader, Noreen Tropple, and a rifle section leader, Tracey Erickson. Mr. Boyko, the advisor, said “It’s really gratifying to work with an excited group of young people with var- ious backgrounds and experiences and have them coalesce into an entertaining, cohesive unit.” 13 Mr. Boyko, advisor. Homecoming Punkers, Fro’s And Bows I “He ain’t nothin but a hound dog. Returning from MGM set are Sharon, Darlene and Mike. “College Preppy Punkers.” 14 1981-1982 From October 12-16, Spirit Week was a smash. Monday, high school students dressed up as little boys and little girls as they remembered how their parents once dressed them. Tuesday brought peo- ple right from “the sack”, only to have awakened in their PJ’s while others thought dressing as an original Artesian proved more suitable. When Wednesday arrived everyone dressed in whatever they could find hidden in the hack of their par- ents’ closet or at Salvation Army and came to school as punk dudes. Thursday came a new trend of fro’s, bows, hats, and ties. Friday was the tradi- tional 50’s day, with combined lunch and Sock hop. The Sock hop in the gym brought the 50’s alive once again. Oh. we’re finally discovered. A birthday hug for Greggy! We are fwends fwoever. What a mistake!-This is our Annual Staff? 15 wm Row 1: K. Johnson, G. Pope, M. Huhtala, D. Storm, D. Smith, S. Blanchard, J. Bickler, P. MacKay, T. Hill, L. Hedges, L. Peckham; Row 2: K. Boyle, K. Hanson, B. Graham, K. Imrie, W. Wilson, S. Ashley, D. Breault, K. Cosand, B. Rossman, P. Meyer, G. Caudill, B. Jensen, M. Tinney, M. Doherty, C. Ford, T. Papenbrock, C. Ickes, R. Grader, J. Gold, J. Strub, A. Thoutte, V. Sapp, L. Zimmer, L. Porter, V. Porter; Row 4: D. Brooks, P. Kuhnle, T. Uhles, B. Ratliff, J. DesMaris, J. Hart, M. Williams, M. Kelly, K. Haubrich, A. Tinney, K. Baker, M. Lanphear, K. Lyons, D. Balliet, T. Guillot. Not Pictured- Gina Hubbard and Eric Robertson. Student Council We Are All In Our Places With Bright Shiny Faces This was the first year for White River to be included in the Nisqually League. Showing their leadership qua- lities, the Student Council was able to help their new league begin an Inter- High program. Our A.S.B. officers welcomed Mr. Heubner as their new advisor. An- other new twist was added when the office of secretary treasurer became two separate offices. Activities throughout the year in- cluded the Homecoming dance, a sen- ior citizen’s dance, bingo, and many other fund raisers, as well as decisions, decisions, decisions. Jan Mills, Secretary Jan the man takes a stand. John O’Conner, President Shannon Shamseldin, Vice- Pres. Mary Kay Rossman, Trea- surer dL Steve Emery, Inter- High Rep. Mr. B. Huebner, Advisor How 1: John Cleveland, Dana Seany, Shannon Kelly, Phyllis Hanvold, Susie Pries, Mike Thuotte, Sam Dickson; Row 2: Jean Edge, Dave Brooks, Karen Edison, Carol Blanusa, Allison Rudder, Row 3: Ron Inglin, Geri Drake, Dan Brown, Janice Sleigh, Lisa Barclay. The start of another practice. Theater Arts The Show Goes On In December, the 5th period drama class put on the high school’s presentation of Voltaire’s classic “Can- dide”. A fast moving play, “WHAT EVER THIS IS WE’RE ALL IN IT TOGETHER” was good experience for the young actors and actresses who learned alot about character development. Most of them had to change roles two or three times during the performance. Others gained first hand experience with sound, lights, and prop management. All the students pitched in to help put on a good show and were really enthused about performing. Ms. Owens advised the group. Candide in the Army Sanitation crew at work. The carnival 19 Row 1: Advisor, Mr. Thompson, S. Boies, D. Kennedy, C. McIntosh, C. Osborn, S. Sveinson, T. Hedges, Row 2: J. Odanovich. K. Cosand, S. Talley, M. Tinney, M. Thompson, S. Shamseldin, M. Doherty, M. Deiringer, T. Reamy, Row 4; M. Shamseldin, T. Heisserman, R. Boies, J. Straub, L. Long, A. Thompson, M. Baggioli, K. Hanson, D. Waldo, T. Wickizer. Ski Club Best Snow In Years The Club focused on overnight skiing trips. Best snow in years fell on our skiers. These ski club members sold wallets and suckers this years. They sold hay over the summer and had a dance during the year. The many fundraisers were brought about be- cause of a trip to Schweitzer, Idaho. This trip was the BEST for all the skiers that went. Mr. Thompson, Advisor. How I: I). Pyl, K. ( osand, S. (alley, I). Seany, S. Ishman. Mr. Thompson, advisor. Row 2: L. Long, C. Wood, C. Kid ridge, M. Myer, I). Dalton, G. Maris. B. deter, G. Lozier, T. Krickson, S. Goegeheur, Row 3: J. Leitner. M. Baggioli, M. I erlouw. Row 4: M. Thompson, J. Edge, G. Houghton, D. Hill, A. Thompson, C. Goegebeur, R. Powell, J. Smith. Key Club Opens The Door To A Happy Community Row I: J. Smith, vice president; M. Terlouw, president; M. Thompson, vice president; Row 2: G. Maris, Lt. governor; A. Thompson, treasurer; D. Hill, secretary. Key Club is a coed service club spon- sored by the Buckley Kiwanis Club. Ac- tivities of the club serve the school and community. The last district conven- tion showed that White River has be- come a top club in the Pacific North- west, when they won more awards than any other club. This year’s theme is “Pursue Tomor- row’s Potential.” The club was active in promoting traffic safety at White River this year in response to recent tragic accidents involving our students. They also were active in following through on last year’s youth Forum Day by spon- soring films and seminars which pro- mote stronger family life. 21 Barn Tolo 1981-82 Students Club Kicks The Hay Up For Tolo In November, our Students Club put on a Barn Tolo. The dance was held in the Elemen- tary School’s cafeteria. The band was “Bad Dog.” Students Club raised enough money for next year’s Homecoming decorations. Below: Candy, Artie, Bill, and Amy pose for a picture. Foreign Exchange Welcomes Marco To White River How 1: Mrs. Hodgins. advisor; J. O’danovich, fund raiser. Row 2: L. Schiewe, president; R. M. Raggioli, exchange student from Italy, gets W right, secretary; L. Hedghes, social director. Not pictured C. Dalton, vice president. involved. Foreign Exchange Club was always brewing up pleasure. The club went to several foreign restaurants and plays. They donate money to students who wish to go to a foreign country. Besides making foreign exchange students welcome, they also treated them for their birthday and bought them an annual. The original crepe sale was a delicious success for those who sold them and for those who bought them. Mrs. Hodgins, advisor, said, “The foreign exchange club exists to promote understanding between people in the world!” How 1: R. Wright, J. Johnson, How 2:S. Wentz. L. Schiewe, V. Chenaur, P. Thurston, L. Long, J. O’danovich, L. Hedghes, M. Baggioli, Mrs. Hodgins. 23 Annual Staff The Wild And Crazy Staff That Produced 1982 T’Kopechuck Annette, Jones, Gayle Maris, Advisor. Business Mgr. Eric Robertson, Editor. Mike Kelbaugh, Photographer. Whitney Wilson, Activities Editor. Carol Blanusa, Sports Asst. Debbie Storm, Lisa Robertson, Sports Asst. Faculty Editor. Noreen Tropple, Copy Asst. Bernadette Rossman, Copy Editor. Roxanne Benson, Activities Asst. John Cleveland, Class Asst. Gina Hubbard, Senior Asst. Jan Mills, Sports Editor Janice Sleigh, Class Editor. Sheryl Forslund, Photographer. 1 Kristin Haubrich, Senior Editor. The annual staff added eight pages, implemented new graphic designs, and basically produced one of the most pol- ished. professional annuals to be seen in many a year. After the 1981 T’Kopecnuck was highly rated by judges at the Evergreen yearbook confer- ence in Olympia, 1982 staffers knew they could do even bet- ter. Under the direction of Eric Robertson, editor, and various section editors, staff- ers worked through a number of deadlines, sold ads in the community, and finished the 144 page annual you hold in your hand. During the year the staff also managed to host some notable cultural” events, which included a sandwich smorgasbord, a Christmas gift exchange, and the traditional Mexican gala after the final deadline. 1982 - a year to re- member in room 119; a year to remember how the T’Kope- chuck staff made this very special 1982 book of memo- ries. Editor Robertson and Advisor Jones study the finances. Future Farmers Of America Farmers Drive Tractors To School And Show At Fairs. The White River Chapter of the Future Farmers of America pose on their tractor. 26 Members of the F.F.A. are pic- tured above. (L-R front back) row. 1-Leah Grove, Meg Hessner, 2-Paula Meyer, Lori McCracken, 3-Debbie Wilson, Ruth Clarkson, Karen Burns, Brigette Reed, Carol Streepy, 4- Scott Past, Les Gingrich, Pat Hix, Ms. P. Ross, 5-Angel Shortnacy, Gary Forslund, and Jack Barber. The F.F.A. members partici- pated in the Western Washing- ton Fair in Puyallup and the King County Fair in Enum- claw. The Future Farmers were headed by President Paula Meyer and Adviser Ms. Penny Ross. Director. Miss Furcell Pres.-M. Huhtala, sec. M. Merrin, v. pres-D. Brooks, librarian -J. Alfano. treas.-T. Brooks Choir Officers The Ones Who Keep The Unison Going Sec.-.J. NewKirk, pres.-J. Gold, Librarian-S. Ashley. treas.-L. Golding, v. pres.-S. (ieogebuer. When choir members look back on this year they will always remember the month of May, because for many it represented the culmina- tion of many long hours of ehearsal. fund rais- ing projects and fun. Within two days of each other, the choir hosted the Nisqually league Choral Festival and attended the National Choir Festival in Seattle. The Nisqually League Festival was a first and all the schools that attended were im- pressed by our choir and our school. Students raised $4,000 to attend the National Choir Festival in Seattle. Both choirs performed and received high scores. Choirs performed at sev- eral school concerts, and Select Choir per- formed at many civic organizations through- out the year. Dave Brooks and Mike Merrin were chosen for All-State Choir, several stu- dents were chosen for Music in May, and sev- eral others were chosen for “Who’s who in Music.” This year’s Select Choir and Concert Choir will be remembered by Miss Purcell as her “Huskies Football Team”-the one that was supposed to be “the training choir in the 'building year.” that turned out to be a better choir than ever before! 27 Concert Choir The Best Year Ever 1982 K. Cosand, J. Strub, S. Barrett, T. Brooks, D. Brooks, B. Klein. I,. McCracken. B. Watkins, K. Rdison, M McDonald, M. Mer- rin, L. Zimmer, A. Gallagher, T. Brooks. Row 1: J. Sigette, D. Mitchell, C. Thieman, J. Ikes, T. Jasmer, M. Gallion, L. Madigen, P. Rumpza, B. Barrington, K. Hufman, B. Fister, R. Mcgehee, J. NewKerk, C. Eldrige, Row 2: P. Visnaw, L. Arrants, D. Dawson, T. Papenbrock, T. Brooks, N. Colten, T. Akers, S. Loomis, T. Beigler, M. Eppard, L. Golding, R. Clifford, N. Skeels, D. Merrin, C. Overhay, D. Bauman, A. Kruse Row 3: J. Hart, K. Linck, T. Covey, S. Carpe, R. Grader, L. Proter, S. Scherling, J. Swensen, S. Geogebuer, S. Shultz, T. Freeze, K. Hill, M. Madden, B. Fairbanks, S. Ashley, T. Wilcoxson, D. Poole, D. Mesky, J. Gold. Swing Choir This Years Choir Really Took The League Row I: M. McDonald, T. Brooks, S. Boren. K. Edison, J. Patton, L. McKracken Row 2: M. Thompson. S. Barret. B. Fister, C. Dalton, A. Gallagher, M. Huhtala, B. Watkins, K. Imrie, L. Zimmer, .J. Alfano Row 3: C. Culver, J. Papenbrock, J. Strab, K. Hanson, C. Hower, M. Merrin, J. Skeels, B. Kline, K. Cosand, D. Brooks, J. Strub. 29 D. Brook, B. Kline, A. Gallagher. Band A Step Ahead Of The Rest Row 1: L. Loney, T. Heisserman, D. Pyl, M. Meyer. L. Schieve. T. Erickson. A M. Thompson. J. Skeels, C. Eldridge, D. Marzolf, Row 2: C. Goegebuer. T. Crider. M. Meske, B. Fister. J. Smith. P. Leitner, M. Thompson. B. Jensen, N. Skeels. M. Howard. R. Powell. C. Goegebuer. C. Dalton. M. Marzolf. Row 3: Director G. Cleasby, D. Dalton, J. Dolt. M. Randall, T. Friese. C. Seckle, M. Kelbaugh, J. Girard. M. Elliot, S. Goegebuer. Row 4: C. Osborn, J. Olsen, K. Hanson. M. Terlow, L. McKay, S. Loomis, C. Freeman. R. Wright, M. Johnson, T. Morehouse. Row 1: C. Eldridge, M. Kelbaugh, T. Erickson, M. Thompson, C. Dalton. P. Leitner, Row 2: T. Morehouse. D. Dalton. J. Dolt. M. Randall, S. Goegebuer, Row 3: D. Hanson, A M. Thompson, C. Goegeburer, L. Breeden. R. Powell, G. Cleasby Director. Row 1: C. Kid ridge, L. I� ney, M. Myer, B. Fister, M. Kelbaugh, C. Goegebuer, M. Marzolf, P. Leitner, Row 2: C. Osborn, J. Holt, M. Randal, J. Gerard, Row 3: R. Wright, D. Dalton, T. Erickson, S. Goegebuer, C. Goegebuer, R. Powell, Mr. Cleasby. Marching Band knocks them dead on their feet. 31 The White River Band announced its entry into the Nisqually League by hosting the first annual League Band Festival. The first performance for the band members was at the University of Washington football game September 12. The marching band also developed dance routine and skits which they included in their halftime performances under the direction of Cami Dalton, drum major. In addition to the Festival, the band was active with its usual con- certs and contests as well as the solo- ensemble contest. Four members of the band trav- eled to Richland to take part in the 1982 All State Band. Selected for this honor were Cami Dalton for the sec- ond time; Tracy Erickson, David Dalton and Scott Goegebuer were se- lected for their first time. The Jazz Ensemble and stage band had another busy year attending contests in Stevenson and Poulsbo in addition to hosting their annual Jazz Festival and participating in the Nis- qually League Jazz Festival at Foster. Mark Thompson and Mike Kel- baugh attended a jazz improvisation clinic at Western Washington Uni- versity and were able to bring back useful information to help in devel- oping solo playing. What with playing at all the home football and Basketball games, and with their annual mud Wrestling Contest to help pay for the Spring Band trip, the band had a very busy and interesting year. Band Officers Officers Play Important Role in Success All State members: D. Dalton, T. Erickson, S. Goegebuer, C. Dalton. T. Crider, secretary; L. Breeden, vice president; K. Hanson, presi- dent; and M. Kelbaugh, treasurer. Band Director Mr. Cleasby L. Arrants, K. Baker. T. Bolvin, S. Boren, D. Brock, C. Caldwell, A. Catchpole, D. Dawson, B. DeMoss, T. Desmul, S. Dickson, J. Hauser, T. Hayes, J. Dilch, A. Gallagher, R. Grader, L. Green, T. Guillot, K. Hessner, M. Hessner, D. Fyda, K. Hill, T. Hill, P. Hix. J. Holyan, B. Hudspeth, T. Jenkins, M. Kelly, B. Klein, E. Klein, P. Kuhnle, M. Lamphear, C. I.inck. M. Li nek. K. Lyon, G. Maris, P. McKay, E. McCollaum. D. McCracken. A. McGee, R. McGehee, D. Neal, K. Nordhougen, J. Olson, B. Padgett. T. Phelan, D. Phillips. D. Poole, D. Poole, B. Ratliff, R. Ratliff, T. Reamy, B. Reed. V. Sapp, S. Schirling, D. Smith, D. Smith, S. Smith, C. Streepy, S. Sveinson, K. Thompson, A. Tinney, A. Wolfe. Wrestling Auxiliary 1981-1982 81-82 Is Biggest Turnout Ever At White River High Officers: Tina Jenkins, vice pres.; Mike Lamphear, pres.; Linda Arrants, sec. treas. The auxiliary had a goal to raise money for a new wrestling mat. A run-a-thon, bake sale, and faculty vs. varsity football game were a few of their fund raisers. Var- ious merchants donated the prizes for the run-a-thon. Advisor, Mrs. Catchpole, said, “There was more participation than in the past.” The auxiliary went to every wrestling match, home or away. The fun part was the away matches, where they were al- lowed to ride on the bus with the wrestlers (a very quiet experience). This was a great help for psyching up the team, thus letting them know that their fans were right there to root them on to victory. 33 Future Homemakers W.R.-F.H.A. Works In Regional Meets Future Homemakers of America showed its zip through participating in several activities throughout the year. The activities included a candy sale, father- student dinner, mother-student dinner, Christmas par- ty, Valentine’s party, pot luck family dinner, and sever- al bake sales. They went to a fall regional meeting in Eatonville and a spring regional meeting in Ellensburg. FHA offi- cers include: Glenda Pope, president; Tina Hill, vice president; Jill Holyan, secretary; Sue Lattin, treasurer; Kim Johnson, reporter; and Toni Stapf as historian. T. Stapf, historian; T. Hill, vice president; S. Lattin. treasurer; G. Pope, president; K. Johnson, reporter; J. Holyan, secretary. Advisor Mrs. Coates Row 1:T. Hill, L. Hedges, S. Lattin, G. Pope, K. Johnson, T. Stapf, K. Gates, S. Drtina, J. Hoylan Row2:T. Johnson. A. Barber Row 3: J. Edge, Mrs. Coates, C. Hartly, J. Barclay. Students Club Student’s Club Co-ordinates Homecoming Assembly Row 1: A. McLean, W. Hoyleman, J. Holyan, M. Marzolf, N. Tropple, V. Sapp, Row 2: Advisor, Ms. Coates, C. Linck, D. Mitchell, J. Sleigh, R. Benson, S. Shelton, J. Gold, J. Mitchell, Row 3: D. Seany, J. Williamson. M. McDonald, L. Robertson, G. Hubbard, D. Hill, T. Uhls, J. DesMaris, L. Barclay. Row 1: D. Mitchell, R. Benson, J. Sleigh, B. Rossman, K. Imrie, Row 2: T. Heisserman, T. Crider, C. Streepy, C. Pemberton, G. Pope, Row 3: S. Smith, T. Berg, T. Desmul. D. Mitchell, pres.; M. Marzolf, sec.; R. Benson, v. pres. A. Mcl ean. asst, sales, chair., J. Sleigh, saleschair. Ms. Coate, Advisor Students Club coordinated the Homecoming assembly in October. In November they put on a Barn Tolo. The traditional Big-Little sister celebration was a success. They played usual games like: the animal game and “Senior Says.” The officers were Denise Mitchell, president; Roxianne Benson, vice-president; Marsha Mar- zolf, secretary-treasurer; and Janice Sleigh, sales chairperson. Ms. Coate, said, “The club had a great group of kids who were always will- ing to work.” Honor Society experienced a fabulous year. The year started off with the planning and setting up of a successful Homecoming tea. The club had many prosperous fund raisers throughout the year: a tasty pizza sale, a victorious salad sale, popcorn ball sale, various bake sales, and many other fund raisers. Under the leadership of Whitney Wilson the club was able to raise money for the different functions and collars for the graduating seniors who have earned this notoriety; Bernadette Kossman was always available to give her help and time as vice president; Noreen Tropple as secretary-treasurer showed her enthusiasm as both an officer and member; and Jenny Bickler as points chairman, although continually busy, was always willing to help a club that she thorough- ly enjoyed. Honor Society Scholars Seek Funds. Vice president, Bernadette Rossman; president, Whitney Wilson; points chairman, Jenny Bickler; secretary-treasurer, Noreen Tropple. Row 1:S. Blanchard. J. Bickler, B. Rossman, R. Benson, L. Kuranko, L. Schiewe, J. Edge Row 2: S. Talley, K. Cosand, V. Porter, D. Hill, L. Graham. K. Rimstad.T. Gehman, B. Graham, C. Dalton Row 3: S. Geogebuer, M. Rossman, J. Mullig Row 4: T. Erickson, K. Wood-Morris, K. Cloo-Kendali, S. Jennings, L. Loney, T. Crider, W. Wilson, J. Smith, M. Randall, A. Babcock. M. Merrin, B. Jeter, G. Maris, E. Robertson, N. Tropple. Classes School District Administration Administrators Deal With State Funding Crisis Richard D. Andrews, Superintendent Dr. Keith Laws, Director of Curriculum Secretaries: Seated, Mary Ainardi. Standing, Fenny Harring- ton, Mary Mullins, Bonnie Goodfellow. Our district has slow but steady growth. We have experienced the excitement of the reopening of the Wilkeson Elementary and the completion of the Middle School Addition. We are in the throes of state funding crisis, in which we have students involved in a planning processio help us through potential fiscal crisis. I am delighted with the leadership exhibited by the Class of 1982. I congratulate the Class of 1982 and wish them the best of luck in future endeavors. Sincerely, Richard D. Andrews School Board John Clay Sam Madden Ella Robertson Van Madden Joe Albert William Heubner-Vice Principal Lee Knight-Principal High School Administration The People Who Keep The School Going 42 Sydney Gage-head Robbie Lapin-secretary secretary Daily routine of the high school secretaries: “We were planning to write a very concise report of our daily routine, and we will, as soon as we locate Mrs. Johnson’s laughter, fix Susie’s broken arm, find Mr. Funk’s football team, look for Mr. McGuinness’ test tubes, answer the phones, make coffee for Mr. Knight, and get 27 kids off the front counter. We really do love our jobs...” Sydney Boren-secretary Jeanne Eilers-secretary. ■■ H ‘elder, William Hodges 15 yrs. w.w.s.c. B.A. in Ed. B.S. in History Hodgins, Sharon Louise B.A. in P.E. Boyko. Frank Gilbert 7 yrs. I 'lanosa. Lloyd Paul yrs. U.P.S. nfc w r B � k« A Coat K M.rl B. M iuineM U.-of Utah M.S. in Education Novak, Allan Harold 3 years C.W.S.C. B.A. . M.A. Business Ed. Owens, Joan Ann I eattle U. jW I l.A. English j ’age. Trena Bfitisie ■ 4 yea A W.S.lJl B.S. m.A . Ed. Rudolph, I Russell fl3 y calif lU.P.a 1 B.A. and Political S. W.W.S.C. r B,A. in. Indus. Arts ED. inetheram, Dobdld Fraht years !'■ V ! ’ ME- in CurrifT Aj Instr Suit. WetvTn John Xr A- Education ebtrsonlf('uidji' vears____ in Ed ell, Lin lence cars |B.A. in C 'Wall, Jan 7 years U.W.l B K A. in n Interior Art Ed. David Ro K -s- NO PHOTO AVAIIA0® I) Site is KudoMi T A .1 Wall Next is the finger prints, isn't it? White River She Devils crash assembly. Sleeping on the job? 46 Transportation White River’s Personal Chauffeurs E. Storm, N. Storm, S. Satterthwaite, C. Snapp, D. Storm, M. Huhtala. J. Marine, A. Moulden. V. Mullin, P. McManis, M. Grader, T. Olson, R. Gregg, B. Thawsh, P. McGehee, C. Hiam, P. Ix omis, C. Johnson, J. Johnson. Earl Storm, Transportation Supervisor Bus drivers all have hobbies. Judy Marine motorcycles, Marilyn Grader sky dives, Patsy McManis plays slow pitch, Nancy Storm deep fries hush puppies, Randy Gregg maintains his car, Bambi Thawsh jeeps, Cora Johnson rides horses, Cheri Snapps races four wheelers, Shelly Satterth- waite camps and Patty McGehee plays softball. 47 Seniors The T’kopechuck Proudly Presents: The Seniors Of 1982 The Best Is Yet To Come Go For It Seniors Of 1982! Don Smith president, Jenny Bickler vice president, Debbie Storm representative, Kathy Imrie secretary treasurer. The seniors started out with a goal of gain- ing class unity. To support this, they had many class gatherings throughout their final year at White River High School. The most memorable parties were the everlasting sen- ior girls slumber party in the gym and the frolicking annual Christmas party. This was a year the senior class of 1982 will always remember as most memorable. 49 CHRIS ACKLIN ROBERT MICHAEL ANDREWS “Stash” Basketball 1,2. Football 1. FFA 1. Car- penter - Lockhart Cons. PAUL VANNESS ARMSTRONG “Pauly Ann” Baseball 1.3.4. Football 3. Hobbies: Running. JOSEPH CHARLES ARSANTO “Joe” Basketball 1,2,3,4. Football 1,2,3,4. Track 1,2. Baseball 4. FFA 4. Home- coming Court 4. Milker at Haugens Dairy. BRUCE ATWOOD ALLISON JACQUELINE BABCOCK “Alii” Concert Choir 1,2. Honor Society 4. Pep Club 4. Hobbies: Writing, Art. MARCO BAGGIOLI “Bag” Foreign Exchange Student from Italy. Ski Club 4. Tennis 4. Wres- tling 4. Foreign Exchange Club 4. Hobbies: Skiing, Photography, Traveling. DARLENE MAE BALLIET “Dar” Honor Society 1.2.3.4. Student Council 1.2.3. Class Rep. 3. Floor Supervisor at Enumclaw McDonalds. Hobbies: Pageantry LISA RAE BARCLAY “Bare” Choir 2,3. Pep Club 2,3. Student Club 4. Hobbies: Horse Riding SUSAN JANE BARRETT “Tarzan” Cheerleader 1. Pep Club 1,2,3,4. Students Club 1,2,3,4. Key Club 1. Wrestling 3,4. Select Choir 4. Hobbies: Voice Lessons. STEPHANIE ROBERTA BAZZAR “Stiff Basketball 1,2. Softball 1,2, 3,4. ROXANNE KA Y BENSON “Roxie” Pep Club 1,3. points chairperson 2; Stu- dents Club 2,3,4., Vice- Pres. 4. Honor Society 2.3.4, Annual Staff 4. Con- cert Choir 1,2,3. Hobbies: Aerobics. Cashier at Win- chells Donut House. Robert Andrews Bruce Atwood Paul Armstrong Allison Babcock Chris Acklin Joe Arsanto Marco Baggioli Sue Barrett Darlene Balliet Stephanie Bazzar Lisa Barclay Roxanne Benson Jenny Bickler Tim Biegler Lester Bonneville Dave Brooks Sharon Blanchard John Cleveland Randy Cramer Richard Dirk Cami Dalton Mike Doherty Sam Dickson Steve Emery JENNIFER MARIE BICKLER “Jenny” Pep Club 1,2,3. Student Council 1,2,3,4. Honor Society 1,2,3,4. Class Vice-Pres. 1,4. Class President 3. Cheerleader 1,3. Queen 3. Homecoming Queen 4. Tennis 2. Volley- ball 2. Employed at Donut Den. TIMOTHY DA VID BIEGLER “Biegs” Wrestling Aux. 1.2.3.4. FFA 2. Hobbies: Stereotronics SHARON BLANCHARD LESTER BONNEVILLE DA VID NELSON BROOKS “Dave” Basketball 1. Track 1,2,3,4. Wrestling 3. Select Choir 3,4. Treas. 3. President 4. Turfstacker at Cumberland Valley Turf. JOHN CHARLES CLEVELAND “Ho John” Drama 2,3,4. Annual Staff 4. Hobbies: Dungeons Dragons. RANDY CRAMER CAMELLA JO DALTON “Cami” Band 1,2,3,4. For- eign Exch. 1,2,3,4. Sec. Treas. 2. Vice-Pres. 4. Stage Band 1,2,3,4. Drum Majorette 4. Music in May Band 3. Softball 1. Drill Team 2. Honor Society 2.3.4. All State Band 2,4. SAMUEL DICKSON RICHARD WA YNE DIRK “Richard” Basketball 1,2, 3.4. MICHAEL JAMES DOHERTY “Rich” Basketball 1,2, 3. Tennis 1, 2,3,4. Student Council 1,2,3,4. Ski Club Sec. 1. Ski Club President 2.3.4. FFA 1,2. Students Club 2. Hobbies: Skiing. STEVEN RUSSELL EMERY “Steve” Football 1,2,3,4. Basketball 1,2. Track 1.2.3.4. Student Council Inter-High Rep. 4. Trans- fer from Fife 3. At Fife- Lettermans Club 2. 51 TRACEY JO ERICKSON •Trac” Band 1,2,3,4. Drill Team 1,2,3,4. Captain 3,4. Foreign Exchange 1,2,3. Officer 2. Stage Band 2.3.4. Colorguard 2,3,4. Captain 3,4. Honor Soci- ety 2,3,4. Pep Club 2. Track 2,3,4. Key Club 3,4. Hobbies: making rugs, hiking. Food Server at Kentucky Fried Chicken - Enumclaw. SHERYL LYNN FORSLUND “Chuck” Pep Club 1,2. Sec. 2. Foreign Exch. Club 1. Concert Choir 1,2. Track 1,2,3,4. Student Council 2. Swing Choir 3. Annual Staff 3,4. Hobbies: Soccer, Community Choir. DA VE FRENCH' “Frenchie” FFA 3. JOHN GARNER TAMARA SUZANNE GEHMAN “Tammy” Class Pres. 1. Student Council 1,2,3,4. Pep Club 1,2,3,4. Wres. Aux. 1,2. Tennis 1. Con- cert Choir 1. Cheerleader 2.3.4. Homecoming Royal- ty 4. Jr. Achievement Award Finalist. Honor So- ciety 3,4. Hobbies: Horse showing. ROXANNE GINGRICH GREG WAYNE GIZINSKI “Greg” Football 1. Bas- ketball 1. Hobby: Skiing. JILL GOLD BRENDA LEE GRAHAM “Brenner” Student Coun- cil 1,2,3,4. Honor Society 2.3.4. Students Club 2,3. Officer 3. Pep Club 4. Cheerleading Queen 4. Hobby: swimming LINDA MARIE GRAHAM “Linny” Pep Club 1,2,3,4. Student Council 1,2,3,4. Class officer 3. Students Club 2,3,4. Honor Society 2.3.4. Sec. 2. Hobbies: swimming and jogging. LAUNA YVONNE GREEN “Luney” Pep Club 2,4. Vice-Pres. 2. Wrest. Aux 3.4. Cheerleader 3. Stu- dent Council 3. Students Club 4. LEAH ANN GROVE “Leah” Tennis 3. FFA 4. Hobbies: Drawing 52 Painting. ROBERT CRUSH “Bob” STEVE GUILLOT DA VE PETER GUNDERSON “Bondo” KASEY ALAN HANSON “Kasey” Basketball 1,2,3. Football 1,2. Ski Club 1,2,3. Key Club 1. Student Council 3. Baseball 1,2,3,4. Band 1,2,3,4. Honor Band 3. Pres. 4. Homecoming Royalty 4. Hobbies: Soc- cer. Machine Worker at Charm Chimes Inc. PHYLLIS MARIE HANVOLD “Phyl” Choir 2. Drama 3.4. Hobbies: 4-H and Horse showing. KRISTIN LEIGH HAUBRICH “Christ-tin” Cheerleader 1.3.4. Queen 1. Student Council 1,2,3,4. Concert Choir 1,2. Treas. 2. Annu- al Staff 3,4.Senior Section Editor 4. Volleyball 1,2. Track 1,2,3,4. Ski Club 1,2. Pep Club 1,2,3, 4. Stu- dents Club 1,2. Class Rep. 2. Peoples Fashion Board Representing W'RHS 4. Hobbies: being with Dean, Tammy, and Kelly. Model with Peoples at Sea-Tac Mall. DOUG HEMPHILL MEG HESSNER TINA HOFFMAN VERNON LEE HOOPER “Vern” Football 1,2,3,4. Basketball 1,2,3,4. Base- ball 2,3. Key Club 2,3,4. FFA 3. Hobbies: Hunting and golfing GA YLA HOSTELLER CARRIE HOWER 53 54 GINA DENISE HUBBARD “Beans” Volleyball 1.2.3.4. Basketball 1,2,3,4. Tennis 1,2. Softball 4. Pep Club 1,2,3,4. Homecoming Court 4. Students Club 1.2.3.4. Student Council 1.2.3.4. Annual 4. Honor Society 1. MICKI JO HUHTALA KATHY IMRIE BRADLEY LEE JETER “Mr. Bungle II” Football 1. Basketball 1. Baseball 1.2.3.4. Key Club 4. Honor Society 4. Hobbies: Fish- ing, Hunting. Box Boy at Enumclaw Food Center. JOHN CALVIN JOHNSON “Woof’ FFA 1,2,3. Hob- bies: waterskiing camping. Prep cook and dishwasher at Harolds in Enumclaw. SHEREE LEE JOHNSEY “Sher” Softball 1,3,4. Bas- ketball Mgr. 3,4. Foreign Exch. 3. Pep Club 4. Hob- by: Pottery. DOUGLAS KENNEDY ETHAN KLIEN PATTY KNAPP LEE EDWARD KNODEL “Ug-Lee” Football 1. Ten- nis 1. Box Boy at Enum- claw Food Center. BRIAN MICHAEL KOSKO “Sko” Basketball 1,2,3,4. Golf 1,2,3,4. Milker at Kaelins Dairy. PAUL ANTHONY KUHNLE “Kuhn-Dawg” Wrestling 1.2.3.4. Wrest. Aux. 1.2.3.4. Hobby: Mountain climbing. Micki Huhtala John Johnson Ethan Klien Brian Kosko Kathy Imrie Sheree Johnsey Dour Kennedy I.ee Knodel Patty Knapp Paul Kuhnle Lissa Kuranko Mike Lanphear Michelle Linck Ron Lind yr s Phyllis MacKay Lori McCracken Sherry Marks Mary McGehee MELISSA JEAN KURANKO “Lissa” Marching Band 1.2.3. Pep Band 1,2,3. Concert Band 1,2. Stage Band 1,2,3. Band Rep. 1. Students Club 1,2,3. Sec. 2. Pep Club 1,2. Drill Team 1,2. Honor Society 2.3.4. Key Club 3. Foreign Exch. Club 1,2. Baseball Stat. 1,2. Hobbies: 4-H, cooking, sewing, crochet- ing, Cosmotologist at Au- burn Beauty College. MICHAEL JAMES LANPHEAR “Mike” “Moose” Football 1.2.3.4. Wrestling 1,2,3,4. Baseball 1,2. Tennis 3,4. Hobbies: Auto mechanics. Tractor Operator for Hill- side Tractor Service. KAREN LYNN LARSON “Charlie” FFA 1. Softball 3.4. Hobbies: riding Horses, swimming, and other sports. MICHELLE RENEE LINCK “Chelle” Students Club 1.2.3.4. Pep Club 1,2,3,4. Wrest. Aux. 1,2,3,4. Cheer- leader 4. Hobbies: swim- ming, motorcycle riding. Waitress at Enumclaws Dairy Queen. RONALD ROBERT LIND “Ron” FFA 1,2,3,4. Wres- tling 3. Hobbies: Racing Cars, flying airplanes. GEORGE ROBERT LOZIER “Mr. Bungle I” Attended Business Week 3. Honor Society 4. Key Club 4. Cook at Pizza Hut - En- umclaw. PHYLLIS ALLYN MACKAY “Phyl” Track 3. Wrestling Aux. 3,4. Student Council 4. Hobbies: music (piano harp) Employed at Au- burn Beauty College. SHERRY MARKS RICHARD CLA YTON MARRINGER “Rich” Hobbies: Hunting, Fishing, and Hiking. LORI MCCRACKEN MARY MARGARET MCGEHEE “McGoo” FFA 1,2,3,4. Vice-Pres. 1,2. Pres. 3,4. Wres. Auxilary 1. Student Council Parlimentarian 3. ANGELA LYNNE MCLEAN “Angela” Sky Club 1. Stu- dents Club Officer 4. Hob- 55 bies: Music Bike riding Seniors BRENDA JEAN M1ERKE “P.P. Malone” Transfer from Sumner 3. Hobby: Photography. Cashier at Dairy Queen. JAN IVA MILLS “Yanny Basketball 1.2.3.4. Student Council 2.3. Softball 3,4. Student Council Sec. 4. Hobbies: Piano. Waitress at Viz’s- Buckley. DENISE MARIE MITCHELL “Dee” Students Club 1.2.3.4. Vice-Pres. 3. Pres. 4. Usherette 1,2,3,4. Wres. Aux. 1. JANICE ELAINE MULLIG Drill Team 2,3,4. Tennis 2. Pep Club 2,3,4. Color- guard 3,4. Honor Society 2.4. Students Club 4. Hob- bies: Basketball, Camping. JOHN NORTHAM JOHN THOMAS O’CONNOR “Johnny 0.” ASB Pres. 4. Football 1,2,3,4. Basket- ball 1,2,3,4. Tennis 3,4. Ski Club 2,3,4. Students Club 3. Homecoming Royalty. JIM OSBORN LEIGH ANNA PECK HAM “Lana” Wrest. Aux. 1,2. Volleyball 1. Pep Club 1.2.3. Track 1,2. Student Council 1. Hobbies: Cro- chet and cutting hair. Cos- metologist - Auburn Beauty College. SEAN PATRICK PHELAN “Marty” Football 1. Wres- tling 1. Basketball 2,3. Baseball 2,3,4. Employed at Enumclaw Food Cen- ter. ROSE ELLEN PIERCE “Rose” Volleyball 1,2,3. Student Council 1,2. Class Sec Treas. 2. Homecom- ing Court 4. Waitress at Highclimber Restaurant. SUSIE PRIES KELLY JANINE RIMSTAD “Rimmy” Pep Club 1.2.3.4. Students Club 1. Honor Society 1,2,3,4. Concert Choir 1. Cheer- 58 leader 2,3. mascot 4. Brenda Mierke Jan Mills Denise Mitchell Janice Mullig John Northam John O’Connor Jim Osborn Rose Pierce [.ana Peckham Susie Pries A Dana Seany Jeanette Skeels ERIC EUGENE ROBERTSON “Rob” Basketball 1,2,3. Honor Society 3,4. Student Council 1,2,4. Annual Staff 2,3,4. Pho- tographer 2. Business Mgr. 3. Editor 4. Attended Sumner Sen- ior High for two classes 3,4. Graphic Comm V.I.C.A. at Sumner 3,4. Evergreen Boys State Delegate from WRHS 3. Hobbies: Photography and De- sign. Swing Manager at Enum- claws McDonalds. BERNADETTE MARIE ROSSMAN “Bernie” Scorekeeper Volley- ball, Baseball, Basketball 1. Students Club 1,2,3, 4. Officer 4. Pep Club 1,3. Usherette 2,3,4. Basketball Cheerleader 3. Soft- ball 3. Honor Society 2,3,4. Vice- Pres. 4. Hobbies are soccer, cro- cheting, canoeing. Employed at Enumclaws McDonalds. KA THLEEN JUANITA SANKEY Volleyball 1,2,3,4. Pep Club 1. Basketball 2. Students Club 1,2,3. Waitress at Dairy Queen. LENORE VICTORIA SAPP “Vikkie” Colorguard Drill Team 2,3,4. Pep Club 3,4. Stu- dent Council 3,4. Hobbies: Horses. Food Server at Valley 6 Drive in Theater. LYDIA ANN SCHIEWE Lyd” Concert Band 1,2,3,4. Marching Band 1,2,3,4. Foreign Exchange 1,2,3,4. Social Direc- tor 3. Honor Society 4. BRENT CURTIS SCOTT “Brent” Tennis 1,2,3. Student Council 2. Track 4. Wres. Aux 4. Hobbies: Horse showing and sports. Employed at Enumclaw Dairy Queen. DANA SEANY SHANNON SAM SHAMSELDIN “Shannon” Ski Club 1,2,3,4. FFA 1. Student Council 1,2,3,4. Vice-Pres. 4. Baseball 1,2,3,4. Pep Club 2. Key Club 3. Foot- ball 3,4. Homecoming King 4. JAMIE JO SIGETTE JEANETTE RENEE SKEELS “Jet” Band 1,2,3,4. Choir 1,2,3. Swing Choir 4. Foreign Exch. 1. Basketball Mgr. 3. Hobbies: cooking and ceramics. Food Ser- vice worker at Concession Stand. JANICE EILEEN SLEIGH “Tobogan” Students Club 1,2,3,4. Usherette 1,2,3,4. Stu- dents Club Sales and Poster Chairperson 4. Sky Club 1. Ten- nis 1,2. FHA 2,3. Drama 4. An- nual 4. Hobbies: sewing and cooking. Store Clerk at Jans’ this n that Store. DONALD EARL SMITH “Don Ho” Football 1,2,3,4. Wrestling 1,2,3,4. Wrestling Auxilary Pres. 3. Track 1,2,3,4. FFA 1,2,3,4. Hobbies: outdoors and old cars. Warehouse man at Carnation Country Store. CHET ALLEN STORLIE “Porkey” Key Club 3, 4. Hobbies: bowling and horses. Employed at Enumclaw’s McDonalds. SHA WN STORLIE DEBRA JEAN STORM “Debbie” Basketball 1,2,3,4. Volleyball 1,2,3,4. Captain 4. Softball 1,3,4. Track 2. Ski Club 1,2. Pep Club 1,3. Stu- dents Club 1,2,3,4. Student Council 1,2,3,4. Cheerleader 1. Class Officer 2,3,4. Home- coming Court 4. Annual Staff 4. ALLEN VICTOR STRUB “Allen” Basketball 1,2,3,4. Student Council 4. Hobby: motorcycles. MATTHEW JOHN TERLOUW Mattrew” Football 1. Key Club 1,2,3, 4. President 4. Baseball 1,2,3,4. Honor Soci- ety 3,4. Evergreen Boys’ State Delegate from WRHS 3. Band Drummer 1,2,3,4. Hobbies: Hunting, Fishing, Golfing, etc. Floor Supervisor at Enumclaw’s McDonalds. MARK ANDREW THOMPSON “Sparky” Key Club 1,2,3,4. Band 1,2,3,4. Ski Club 1,2,3,4. Stage Band 1,2,3,4. Swing Choir 4. Hobbies: church. TED LEE THOMPSON “Pork FFA 1,2,3. Football 3. Track 4. Hobbies: flying, hunting, fishing. MARK TINNEY “Tinman” Ski Club 1,2,3,4. Vice Pres. 2,3,4. Tennis 1,2,3,4. Student Council 4. Hobbies: skiing and music. Milker at Albert’s Dairy. NOREEN JEAN TROPPLE “Reenie” Drill Team 2,3,4. Pep Club 2,3,4. Tennis 2. Honor Society 2,3,4. Sec- Trea. 4. Students Club 3,4. Colorguard 3,4. Annual Staff 4. HoDbies: camping, tennis and dancing. NAOMI JEAN UHLS “Naomi” Pep Club 1,2,3. Wres. Auxilary 1,2,3,4. Stu- dent Council 1,2,3. Hobby: jogging JEFFERY JOSEPH VAN HOOF “Glades” Football 1,2. Ski Club 3,4. Hobbies: cars and skiing. Milker at Haugens Dairy. TIM W1CKIZER Chet Storlie Shawn Storlie Allen Strub Matt Terlouw Debbie Storm Mark Thompson Ted Thompson Naomi Uhls Mark Tinney Jeff VanHoof Noreen Tropple Tim Wickizer 60 Tami Wilcoxson Eddie Willis Whitney Wilson Kathy Wood Morris Debbie Wilson Laurie Zimmer TAMI WILCOXSON EDWARD ARTHUR WILLIS “Mulligan” Football 1. FFA 3. Drama 4. Hobbies: Dungeons Dragons DEBORAH ANNE WILSON “Dippy-Deb” FFA 2,3,4. Wrest. Aux 3,4. Hobbies: hiking and animals, 4-H WHITNEY KAE WILSON “Whiliby” Track 1. Wrest. Aux. 1,2. Sec. Treas. 2. Basketball 1,2,3,4. Foreign Exchange 1. Marching Band 1,2,3. Stage Band 1,2,3. Concert Band 1,2,3. Pep Club 1,2. Student Council 1,2,3,4. Concert Choir Treasurer 2. Soft- ball 2,3,4. Key Club 2,3. Annual Staff 3,4, Activi- ties Editor 4. Honor Soci- ety 4, Pres. 4. Swing Choir 3. Hobbies: Soccer and Community Choir. KATHY WOOD- MORRIS LAURIE ZIMMER Barry Johnson Ken I rimore Linda Madigan Hohert Phillips Annette Robinson Dale Shutt Dan Stanks mi 61 Senior Class Awards Showing Our Unique Qualities J. O’Connor, G. Hubbard 62 Rowdies G. Gizinski, J. Gold Brown nosers D. Balliet, S. Emery Clowns S. Guillot, W. Wilson Bookworms C. Dalton, M. Thompson Handsome Beautiful S. Shamseldin, L. Graham Flirts D. Smith, S. Blanchard Senior Class Awards That’s What Makes The Class Of 1982 Most likely to succeed E. Robertson, T. Gehman Best personality Best dressed P. Armstrong, J. Bickler R. Dirk, P. MacKaj B. Jeter, J. Mills Cuties K. Hanson, K. Haubrich Most athletic P. Kuhnle, R. Pierce Cute smile J. Arsanto, D. Storm Prettiest eyes Kasey Hanson Faculty Inspiratien Matt Terloun Activities Award Tracy Erickson Faculty Inspiration Front: M. Thompson, B. Jeter, K. Hanson, M. Terlouw, S. Shamshelden. 2nd: C. Dalton,. T. Kriekson, R. Benson, N. Tropple. 3rd: T. Gehman, S. Johnsey, K. Rim- stead, J. Mullig. Back: J. Mills, J. Bickler, B. Rossman, C. Hower. Not P: D. Balliet, D. Greiner, M. Kuranko. Ethan Klein Debbie Storm Sportsmanship Sportsmanship Torch Honor Awards “The Best And The Brightest” Torch Honor students, at left, are those who earned a 3.25 grade aver- age or better during all four years of high school. Other senior awards in- clude faculty inspiration (best all- around), sportsmanship (athletes who have displayed qualities of good sportsmanship), activities (student who made most important contribu- tion to school and community through participation), and citizen- ship (student most likely to become an exemplary member of their fu- ture community). These students were chosen by the faculty of White River High School. Jan Mills Citizenship Award Juniors Almost At The Top Kric Armstrong Perry Antrim Kathy Raker Joe Bauman Carol Blanuta Steve Brock Tereaa Brook� Ken Boren Bob Brummell l eonard Breedon Cordon Caudill Not again! Tammy Heisserman Ken Herme� Lemce Hedges A, Tina Hill Diahn Hill Keith Hill t •lames Holt Jill Holyan Carl Hirsohel I htci it out. Suzanne Jennings Ciuy Jacobs ( aren Johnson Ron Inglin Dave Inks Wendv Hoylman ■ Barbara Hudspeth V leanna Johnson Ole Johnson Kari Kaelm Mike Kelhaugh Kimarie Johnson Mike Johnson Dale Johnson Mike Kelly Sue Ijittin Kevin Ijinegan Joe I eitner Debi l Heureux Kathy I,inck Sharon Kind 68 Linda Ix� ng Shelia Loomia (Itorje Lyi Gayle Man Linda Madigan Martha Marzolf Vernon Me Collaum Mike Merrin Jeff McKee Paula Meyer' Bryan Padgett Jon Olaon Brent Papenhrock Jeff Papenbrock Caren Pemberton Ron Peleraen Chria Petruaae t m 7 ca Glenda Pope I Tom Prie ■ - d« dV W SI w John Raihl 1 Mark Randell 1 Bill Ratliff I The Band gets ready to march on. See my new car guys. Thane Phelan Threat Pierce Darrell Poole A little dab here, little dab there. •Junior band members “show their stuff’ at the Christ- mas assembly i didn't think our playing was that had! Trudi Walkhoff Mary Kay R««s� man Allison Rudder Heather Shutt Pam Rumpra Not Pictured Kelly Burbank Steve Cross Venus Davis Karen Edison Ken Fi h Kevin Haugen Troy Hyatt Phil Ickes Eric Ingham Sue March Ken Meyer Scott Turner Marvin Waldo Alan Wolfe I arol Streepy Ruth WriKht Margaret Stringfild Allison Thuotte I Mike Thuotte I Patty Thurston Pearl Tiller Bryan Trullinger Brock Watkins Beth W’eher Sharon Wentz Faith Vorak Dianne Snodgrass John Smith Toni Stapf Judy Straub framed again Do we really have to do that on stage? Sophomores The Class Of 84 Goes For More 1 t.inda ArranU I Sydney Athley I Tracy Atwood I Terry Balliet I Darla Bauman l i JL1 JL. la Karen Burnt I Brian ('ampbell I Troy Clark I Ruth ('larkaon I Ijirry ('launch - Have you heard the one about . . . Quick hide the chew JLt Here’s looking at ya kid. Dona Dunn I Steve Kvans Terry Everett Brenda Fister Randy Flork You’ve gotta be kidding! Gary Forslund Dannv French Rex Gallion Allen Garriaon Neener, neener, neener Cheryl Goegebuer Joel Grove Tammy Guillot I-ance Hamilton Cory Harrison Milton Heins Genia Houghton Mike Howard Shawn Ingram Tina Jenkins Shannon Rally Jeff Kirnhj.ll Jeff Kuranko l al l.ietner Kathy Loughram Roger Lynch l eesa Lvnch laiuis Mannger Kelly Lyon I«JHjm Martinson Jeff Matrhette I Madeline McDonald I Dwayne Me ( ehee I Khonda Me Gehee M. Vay I lan I •• M. Vay Melody Meske oa Mills T � dd Morehouse Lynn OTonner I MM Neal Jody Odanovich harles Harr Jay Pendergast Jenny Peterson Jill Hatton i Vicki Porter Rusty Powell Dianne Pvl What you looking at? The band warms up for football The Band gets into the spirit of things. i L v I - Look at that! Jon Rosenberg Oh, no! Not another joke £ . ; v Chris Kiedle Shan in Robertson Mike Shamseldin Sandi Smith 1 Theresa Smith ! ■ i WSl. ’ Jami Swift StacyJ V . Sherrill Talley Corrine Thieman AnneMarie Thompson Ah-da Tinney It . J3 1 rl! ■ 4 (■ Anna Bedford Charles Roberta Shelly Shelton Bngitle Reed Mike Ramaey l.tsa Robertaon John Shirdy Jim Svcinson Julie Turner Dianne Rogem Steve SchulU I-ana Schuler (iene Shafer Janet Robinson 76 Look at this Not Pictured Jim Anderson Leolc Bonville Jeff Culbertson Randy Gerretson Vince Jones Keith Knapp Robert Lund Dawn Marzolf Kathy Moriarty I ee Anne Moriarty Brigitte Northam Troy Reiman Tammie Roberts Brenda Selstorm Jean Sturb I es Thomas Ken Wagner Smile Pretty! It’s kinda crowded Freshmen Class Of 85 Takes No Jive Robert Hirkler Susie Bowen It’s only Monday! Here I am Carol Day I JoDee Davis I Sue Davis IK, |b, - Mm i Donna Dawson I I Bret DeMos� i I I-eAnn DeOliveira 1 Rav (MIN Chen Clinkmgheard Chris Carignan Joni Barclay Ruth Boyden Alan Catchpole Teri Covey Tina Cripps l on Brock Connie ('aidwell Richie Conner Ann Marie Barber I .aura Bassette Kammv Branham Dan Brock Wally Bassett Mary Converse Susan Boise Nicole Cal ton Cathy Cook Barbara Barrington Kim Crone What’s that disgusting odor. Freshmen will play. Cliff Duputy Jackie Demaraui Mark Dieringer Cheese! Mike French Terry Friaae Dianne Fyda Michelle Gallion John Dielach Sherina Drtina Randy Gifford Terry Harrington Pollie Hansen Hattv Hansen Robin Grader I-e lie Gingrich Mike Klllot Mike Kppard Bob Garner Cindy Freeman Chria Kid ridge Rhonda Emmett Nina Freilinger Marvin Elia 1. Dave Howard Bryan Jenaen Kathy Huffman Kirk Johnson Trudi Johnson Tod Jay Tracy Jaamer Stephanie Karp Dehbie Kennedy Ben Klein Yolonda Klohurhar I-eah Kuhnle Karmen King April Kruar Kd I-aw re nee Hick I.ighthurn John Lioce Sherry l-ucas Sharlene I .norms Dim M Mike Madden I grew it Joanne Maris L-.rinda Marks Mike Marshall Freshmen go at it Amv Mc ’� ee I Cliff Me Intoah I Lloyd McVay Kari Martin Ed MK'olluam Wes Md ollaum 1AM0T 1 I’m a Freshman! So what? Who said this hall was closed? So this is the Reader’s Guide! Brian Meyer Delilah Mewke Debbie Merrin Liu MO .1,11 Mitchell Marion Meyer Kristi Nordhougen Ted Narolski Jeanie Newkirk Jean Brie Bum Ratliff Robert Bowers Cyndy Overbay I Theresa Papenbrock Debbie Boole ,.,11 R.-tM Paul Rusaell Jason Russell Richard Romliauer Iina Riehm Shannon Srhierling Kris Resigna lo Tina Reamv Ken Stenlund Jennifer Steele I Shele Smith Noland Skeels Doug Smith Torri Thorp Chris Suvak Scott Sveinson Knr Swanson Jenn Thomas Kim Thompson Steve Storm Frank Wallao Vicki Vollmer I e� lie Toney Kristie Tut hill Hret Van Sickle IW Dee Waldo Roger Tiller Brian Whitmore Steve WtUMV Cindv Wood Kristal Wesner Mike WOOdl Toney Woolerv Not pictured Robert Fairbanks Mary Hartjoy Julie Ickes Karl I akey Kim Osborn David Phillips Willie Wovach Chri Yoder Are you sure I did this right? 84 Volleyball leaders Hornet Power Basketball Cheerleaders Our Girls Show Spirit With Style resbijyagr Cheerleaders No One C n jTin’ Their Spirit j a, B. Weber Manager Johnson J. Williamson L. Robertson J. Straub P. Thurston SUPER! OUTSTANDING! FANTASTIC! EXCITING! FUN! “This was just a tremendous season for us. I felt that this year’s team had the talent, the heart and the spirit to make the state tournament and we did just that! We proved to be a very dominating team in the Nisqual- ly League our first year. Our talent, spirit, and support for one another provided us with a super season; one that will not be forgotten, I’m sure. Great job gals- thanks for making this sea- son one in a million!!” Love ya, Page The buddy bump. Debbie and Vicki show teamwork. We’re alright ain’t nobody gonna beat us! 90 Row 1: M. Grader, C. Hartley, J. Thomas, C. Pemberton, D. Waldo, V. Porter, Row 2: Coach D. Campbell, P. Hansen, T. Uhls, L. Coney, J. Straub, A. Thuotte, T. Papenbrock, J. Ickes, P. Hansen. This year’s Junior Varsi- ty Volleyball team chalked up a perfect season in league matches. They played with heart and showed a tremendous amount of “class” enthusi- asm, wherever they trav- eled. They were truly a team in both skill and spir- it. Caren Pemberton did a fine job as captain, demon- strating superb leadership skills. Patty Hansen gained “most inspirational” award. The 1981 team was one to be proud of. It was a perfect season as there were no league losses. State A-W-E-S-O-M-E- We’re Awesome 91 Football Tpflm Shmvc VVpII On MiQnupllv T,P«tniP OriH PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE D. French, mjr This year’s football team showed a continual improve- ment in play. Evidence of the de- termination of this team was ob- vious when they were behind, 24- 0, going into the 4th quarter against Enumclaw. They fought back, finally losing by a score of 21-24. The outstanding senior athletes that were on this year’s squad, will be certainly missed, but no need to worry as the team has a great group of returning players. Mr. Funk said, “I have high hopes that they will be able to improve on this year’s record.” The Hornet offense prepares for the assault. Nisqually League Hornets Prove Their Power With 7-2 Record Hornet's “D” shows POWER. J. Dieringer, awaiting the attack. C. Blanusa, K. Kaelin, P. Thurston, V. Chenaur are stats. Football Awards Captain’s Award: Joe Arsanto Coach’s Award: John O’Connor Inspirational Award: Kelly Boyle Most Tackle's Award: Bob Crush WR men huddle up. K. Boyle and G. Caudill go for the tackle. J. Alfano gets the boys psyched. M. Williams punts. Jeanna returns with a smile. This year’s girls’ tennis team was quite a hit. They entered the Nisqually League, in which the boys and girls’ tennis teams were separated. In the Nisqually League, the girls’ tennis team won five matches out of 13. Linda Long was voted as most valuable player. Mr. Smetheram adds that he was pleased with how the season went and foresees that the only way they can go is up. Sharon goes for a smash. Coach Smetheram, L. Long, J. Johnson. A. Tinney. M McDonald. T. Balliet, D. Hill, K. Reidl. J. Newkirk. L. Moe. T. Guillot, S. Wentz. 97 Jk Girls Basketball We “ Stung ’’Opponent ! And “S v. ed” To The Top ■ i i G.Nuhbariln 99 Girls Basketball We’re No Ordinary Basketball Team G. Hubbard swishes another. This year’s girls’ varsity basketball team made the year a memorable one, especially with all their energy, spirit, and enthusiasm that com- bined to make a super season. Miss Page, coach, put her feelings of the team, in a poem: This year was tough many opponents were rough But the girls were great all year they played first rate. A great group of twelve who as a group came to meld They had a good season-“class” was the reason. Love ya Page 100 Geri Drake powers up. When Page talks, people listen. Row 1: J. Odanovieh. T. Reihm, L. Moe, J. Hart, L. Porter, R. Grader, S. Davis, Coach Peterson, Row 2: V. Proter. J. Johnson, C. Hartley, J. Ickes, J. Williamson, T. Wilcoxen, A. Thuotte. Hornets prepare for the tip. Girls play a strong “D”. Our J.V. squad, which was composed of 50?r freshman, really came on strong. We stung opponents with our offense and swarmed them with our defense. We devel- oped pride form teamwork because each girl gave 11(X. each day. Nothing less would do and we knew it. Lady Hornets are proud and I feel privileged to have joined your ranks. Thanks Trena!! Love, Pete We’re so confused. 101 � Boys Basketball White River Is Proud Of Hornets’ Strength! J. Arsanto and B. Kosko work hard during warm-ups. J. O’Connor rebounds with intensity. The White River Boy’s Varsity basketball team for the 1981-82 season greeted back 9 players from last years team and returning Coach Lloyd Blanusa. They started out the season with tough opponents. Being small and plagued with injuries, they always seemed to show aggressiveness and good attitudes. They hoped to end the season with a good note and participate in post- season play. B. Kosko goes up for a jump shot. J. Raihl is up and over for 2 points. 104 t Hornets prepare for a victorious attack. I J.V. Team, Row 1: M. Williams, C. Geogebuer, C. Hirschel, J. Mills, Row 2: Coach J. Hyppa, J. Bauman, S. Geogebuer, R. Drake, B. Jeter. Blanusa Returns Coaching, Completes Hornet Journey ’C’ Team Row 1: J. I eitner. W. Woyach, M. Deiringer. T. Hedges, J. Kimball. Row 2: M. Madden, T. Jay, T. Friese, B. VanSickle. M. Downing. Coach D. Linnell. The boys’ J.V. started out slowly this year, but with great effort and intensity they proved to be a win- ning team. John Hyppa was a new coach this year for a group of strong young players who will be awesome in the upcoming years. The ’C’ team was a new team to the boy’s basketball program. They were coached by Dan Linnell. It was made up of mostly freshmen. They worked hard and gained the needed experience for the future. 105 I mm e ve ng bly Pin, P � tmen SHOW f� MIIOP Ethan Klein overpowers his man. Steve Evans lets his opponent know who’s boss. Darrell Poole turns his opponent every which way but loose. TEAM was the word for the 1981-82 wrestling season. With 12 of 13 varsity weights filled, and with a determina- tion to compete that made up for any lack of experience. Hornets earned a 5-2 win-loss league record. The Hornet mat men finished the year impressively with a 6-3 duel match record and outstanding tournament record; second at Castle Rock, third at Sultan, and second at Woodland. Pacing the varsity Hornets this year were Bill Ratliff at 122 lbs., Paul Kuhnle at 108 lbs., Darrell Poole at 135 lbs., and Ethan Klein at 158. Bill, Paul and Ethan also went to state tournaments placing second, seventh, and third. Backing up the varsity was a young but strong J.V. team led by our Italian exchange student, Marco Baggioli. 107 Row 1: Coach Dan Linnell, B. Jensen, D. Breault, J. Hall, M. Shamseldin, Row 2: M. Terlow, J. Anderson, M. Downing, C. Nordhaugen, S. Boren, D. McGehee. Brian’s cast doesn’t affect his ability. This was a building year for the White River golf team. They had one return- ing letterman, senior Matt Terlouw and the rest of the team consisted of sopho- mores and freshman. They depended a lot on the lead- ership of Matt Terlouw this year. For the first time ever in the history of W.R. golf, two girls turn out. This year’s team showed their strengths, which will be an excellent basis for the team of the next couple of years. If these players stick it out the next two or three years they will be a very competi- tive team in the Nisqually league 109 Rookie P. Armstrong shows strength. Marco returns with a strong backhand. Boy’s Tennis was a new addition to this years spring sports. Returning let- termen are Mike Doherty and Mark Tinney. They have obtained some hopefuls that were strong contenders: foreign exchange student, Marco Bag- gioli; Senior Paul Armstrong and Ju- nior Jeff Papenbrock. Mr. Smetheram is looking forward to a really strong team. M. Tinney Aces another one! ill B. Van Sickle S. Storm E. Swanson J. Russell R. Hickler Track Boy’s And Girls Track Run Through Nisqually The Three Lone Seniors Steve, Dave, and Don. Senior standout, Steve Emery. Boys track started with one heck of a season, 25 guys in all, three sen- iors, and a whole bunch of first place winners at the first track meet. Sen- ior Dave Brooks took a first in the pole vault, and also broke the record for 12’W He was so excited that he jumped and ran all over the place. That, and all the other firsts, made for an exciting and hopeful year. Needless to say, coaches Hod- der and Ross were proud of the whole team. Joe and Jeff sprint for victory. 114 Seniora, Micki, Carrie, and Sheryl are champions in our book. Robin heaves the shot. Caren throws javelin. 115 S. Jennings Girls Track The Young And..The C. Hower J. Barclay •avis Baseball Hornet’s Strike Out Opponents Chris Acklin prepares for flyball. Senior, Sean Phelan Dan Stanks winds up. With 28 people turning out, baseball fielded competitive varsity and J.V. teams. With the move to “A” they were up against formidable and talented teams. Charles Wright, for in- stance, were state “A” champi- ons the year before and they were also up against tough com- petition with Foster, Orting, and North Mason. Leading the team this year were Kasey Han- son, Shannon Shamseldin, Dan Stanks, Mike Williams, Mike Howard and Sean Phelan. 118 Sophomore hopeful Bryan Jeter. Newcomer S. Guillot hurls the ball. Shannon lets it rip with a smile. S. Phelan backs up for the fly ball. 119 BasMtl iy Baseball Takes n ther ‘‘Crack’' At It i eh Ha hit! ft. Breeden Softball Diamond Is Girl’s Best Friend White River shows warming up ability. Sheree Johnsey take a hard cut in practice. Softball Women Hit Their Way Home Coach Peterson and Wytko have a Happy day. Seniors: J. Gold, W. Wilson, S. Johnsey, S. Bazzar, D. Storm. 122 Steph Bazzar wings the hall to first base. Whitney shows signs of intensity as she throws the ball. With 12 returning letter-winners and plenty of first year talent, girls' softball had a fantastic season. They had lota of practice, games, and mostly lota of fun. Again, like last year, two wonderful people were there to ease coach Wytko’s load; Cindy Peterson and Bill Thurston. All three built up the girls' skill and attitudes. This talent had the coaches very ex- cited about 1982 season. Coach Wytko studies the situation on the field. 124 While you live on the earth today, be wild crazy, whatever your style, and keep living life to its fullest extent. Be yourself, because no one can be yourself better than you can. Don’t let others influence your positive goals or self-image. 126 Bring yourself out of your slump and see how beautiful, fabulous life truly is. Remember: “Just be yourself’. By Noreen Tropple 127 AL MOEN REALTY 825-3528 854-2245 719 Griffin St., Enumclaw Where service before, during, and after sales counts. 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MEMBER FDIC 825-1651, ENUMCLAW BLACK DIAMOND BRANCH 886-2812, BLACK DIAMOND CHINOOK BRANCH AMERICAN HERITAGE CORPORATION INSURANCE AGENTS AND BROKERS 825-5575 McDonald’s Of Enumclaw Or) Sonya Peteraon, Mgr.. Chet Storlie. Bemi Roaaman. Matt Terlouw. Floor Supervisor. Eric Robertaon. Swing Mgr RAINIER SPORTSMAN JIM AND LENORE OSSELLO 907 Cole Street Enumclaw, WA 825-6121 Ttrfrfm- SHOPPE ETC. THE SWEET SHOPPE ETC. Good food; fine jewelry; collectors’ dolls; prints Jean Bock 760 Main Street Buckley. WA 98321 829-2044 fi-rfTr d� Editor’s P rning point U through schc nap n. was the the “plas nap tune”, which lay down (none of us sleeping) a fairy princess (a girl in our cl with her wand (a n grade in the basemen building was old and had remember the time our ln cked it down and kil way through White River Elemental behind the high school. S. J ent story. Wo got to go nl the Seattle Aquarium: an(H Third grade was the year vJ reading groups; wow! - t wo body will ever forget t he I “freeze bell”! When th bell where you’re at free mad h to the mon • v w mg freezing”. Ther i hi |g t n thfc side of the hui . We here for ke us Hea to fir l ling. The I Bat in it; mos of us rncipal. Mr. Kruega tn a broom. Half- jnd ] fielc on it to the ferry. , No- the i stop the we : parent were app' of next “'frears of fifth j? safety patrolmen tyichroom helpers. - skatftig parties at Tiffa opportunity to be in band _ Oiwto jxth grade at th River is out of tow tie longer boride for so 'i kad Phy eiKBS tion i ■ machines, which thrilled i we hod and ran; then id put in tht penalty box for e the upperclassman do such things as be and of course t not forget the uyallup and the i ddle school. White y Loss Road, worth it, for we and fantastic things nger lur hes and pop all. Sevi [nth grade was en different lasses and go to the ig awaited ege. the f UI Ya ft j