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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1983 volume:

EDITOR: DIAHN HILL ADVISORS: ANNETTE JONES MERV SUCH “T KOPECHUCK is the Indian name in Chinook jargon for White River.” Contents Seniors 14 Underclass Juniors 36 Sophomores Freshman 48 Faculty 34 Activities 31 Athletics 32 Ads 103 Spring Supplement 129 Dazed And Confused Led Zepplin 2 Academic Photo Essay 1. Allen Garrison, Tom Pries and Rich Gold strive for perfection on their cedar chest for Wood Shop. 2. Now that he has mastered this step, Keith Hill is ready to go on. 3. Jeff McGee takes a few moments off from the pressures of 6th period College Prep to relax 4 Concentrating on details. Lenlce Hedghes and Glenda Pope resent being interrupted. 5. With Homecoming just a week away. Artie Gallagher models his tux from Tux Tails. 5. Measuring to see if the fit is perfect. Ole Johnson seems rather proud of his accomplishments Live It Up Blondie 4 Spirit Photo Essay 1. Mike Thuotte and Eric Ingham proudly show off their produc- tions from 6th period pottery. 2 Guy Jacoba gets ready to take off for lunch. 3. Senior class president Bill Ratliff is busy with one of his many duties. 4 Candy Ford and Jeff Papenbrock discuss proce- dures at Homecoming Coronation practice. 5. All smiles on Pajama Day is Alllaon Rudder. 6. Near the end of a long day, Mra. Jonea' 6th period College Prep claaa seem to enjoy this kind of “work” better. 7. Just returning from Dairy Queen in Enumclaw, is Marvin Waldo. I 1 “Every Picture Tells A Story” 6 Picture Photo Essay “Rod Stewart” Picture Photo Essay 7 You’ve Got A Friend James Taylor 8 Friends Photo Essay 1 Bill Ratliff congratulates Janlne Williamson on a great volleyball prac- tice. 2. Vicki Porter And Kathy John- aey at a wild annual party. 3 Tina Reamy and Jody O’Danovich enjoy the company of women’s best friend. 4 Ja- nice Wall and Dianne Campbell are ready for the new year 5. Sheila Loo- mia and Mike Eppard radiate their smiles. 6. Goofing around after volley- ball practice are Marcle Johnson and Jenny Thomas. 7. Taml Perry and Jamie Osborn during their lunch. 8. Eddie Lawrence tries to listen to Nine Frelllnger and Beth Bedwell. but de- cides he like the music, too. Friends Photo Essay 9 King Ole Johnson and Queen Kari Kaelin were chosen on Coronation night, Oct. 21, to preside over their Royal Homecoming Court consisting of Kelly Boyle, Carol Blan- usa, Jeff Papenbrock, Candy Ford, Vicki Chenaur, Bill Ratliff, Patty Thurston, and Artie Gallagher. M.C.’s for the evening were Sheila Loomis and Carl Hirschel. Gene Rob- ertson, from the class of ’58, was the guest speaker. The excitement of Homecoming week was pushed to fever pitch when, on Friday night, the White River Hornets walked all over the State’s 3rd ranked team, the North Mason Bulldogs, 35-15. The Bulldogs were previously un- defeated in 24 games before meeting up with the White River Hornets. On Saturday night, Stranger provided the music for the Homecoming dance held at Longacres, in Renton. This year’s theme was “Love Lift Us Up.” Love Lift Us Up Where We Belong 10 Homecoming Photo Essay 1 Escorting the Royalty were Jeff Alfano. Jeanne Johnson. John Ralhl. Mar nit a Grader. Bryan Trulllnger. Allison Thuotte. Alan Wolfe. Heather Shutt. Tom Pries and Dlahn Hill. 2 King Ole Johnson and Queen Karl Kaelln. 3. AH Out Of Love, is performed by the Swing Choir. 4 Our Homeocming Queen as the good news is announced. 5. Walking to the stage are crown and boutonniere bearers Dennis Loomis and Sesha Talmade Homecoming Photo Essay 11 , r?Wi sw qcxxi A WINNER |$ XNVOLVft, TOSM? U'THUFE.ALOSCR WATCHES it GO BYjJ WE ALL NEED A HELPING HANOI!! I NO ACT OF KINONESS.NC1 NAllCR HOW SNMl.IS Em WASTO NOTHING inmvCV youfc «taking noPf THAN im cF!im A WlhMLXNEVfP QUiTS.AGo ER NEVER WINS 5 Your Imagination Darryl Hall John Oats 12 Candid Photo Essay 1. Joe Bitumen takes his football mug shots seri- ously. 2. Practicing her overhand serve is J.V. vol- leyball team player. TooI Uhls. 3. Ceren Johnson and Tom Prlee try to finish their 1st period College Prep, assignments on time 4 Bob Brummel shows his new haircut as he prepares to enter the National Guard. 5. These inspirational sayings help the volleyball team through the season and on to State 6. Terese Crider and Lies Looey add another entry to their College Prep, journals. 7. With 50’s day marking the beginning of Spirit Week, Jeennle Newkirk and Cereo Pemberton model the style of the era 8. The 1982-83 football team backs up Mr. Funk. who completes his 25th year of coaching with this team 9. Varsity tennis player Linde Long completes her forehand perfectly. 10. Gerl Dreke flashes her Hawaiian shirt on Hawaiian Tourist day, Oct. 21 Straight To The Top Sammy Hagar Senior Officers Dlahn Hill. Rep.; Bill Ratliff. Pres.; Shell LoomI . Sec. Treas.; Thane Phelan. V Pres Senior Hall Of Fame 1 Best All Around Artie Gallagher and Patty Thur- •ton. 2 Most Athletic Kelly Boyle and Vicki Chenaur. 3. Class Clowns: Ron Inglln and Linda Long. 4 Most Scholastic John Smith and Mary Kay Rossman. 5. Most Likely to Succeed: Carl Hlrscheland Tammy Hels- serman. 6. Best Dressed: Jeff Papenbrock and Car- ol Blanusa 7 Most Talent ed Leonard Breeden and Sheila Loomis. 8. Cutest Smile: Marvin Waldo and Karl Keelln. 9. Best Person- ality: Bill Ratliff and Dlahn Hill. Senior Section 17 Xeff Alfamo Jeff Alfano • Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1; Choir 1; Swing Choir 3, 4; Homecoming Usher 4 Perry Antrim Choir 1. 2, 3 fcckflM. Kathy Ann Baker Kathy Jo Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling Aux. 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 2, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Leadership 3, 4 JOE- Dennis Joe Bauman Bomber Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4 Carol Margaret Blanusa Volley ball 1, 2, 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Tennis 1, 2; Softball 3, 4; Football Stat. 3, 4; Honor Society 3. 4. Pres. 4; Annual 3. 4; Students Club 1, 2; Foreign Exchange 3; Drama 3; Homecoming Court 4 M Kelly Thomas Boyle Football 1, 2. 3, 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 2; 2nd Period Rep. 1, 3, 4; Honor Society 4; Homecoming Court 4 Leonard Owen Breeden Lenich Lobster Band 1. 2. 3. 4; V.P. 3. Pres 4; Stage Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Base ball 1. 2. 3. 4; Football 1. 4; Golf 2; Basketball 1; Student Council 1,2,3, 4 Teresa Marie Brooks Bird or Brooksie Music in May; Concert Choir 2, 3, 4. Swing Choir 2. 3, 4 Tres 3 V.P 4 Celebration Kool And The Gang 18 Senior Section Kelly Burbank CjoJk jCAM Tim Cabecelras fife- S Gordon Bob Caudill Gordy ‘Sir’ • Track 2, 4; Football 3, 4; 2nd Per Rep. 3; Student Council Sgt at Arms 4 jf 4 if % ij UjT Victoria Karl Cbenaur Slic Vic Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4; Volleyball 1, 2. 3. 4; Softball 2, 3. 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3. 4; V.P 4. Pep Club 4; Sr Class Sports Rep A Tereaa Lousle Crider Tree Vol- leyball 2; Band 1, 2, 3 Sec 3; Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Basketball Stat 1, 2, 4; Track 1. 2. 3; Pep Club 1. 2. 4; Students Club 1. 2; Key Club 2; Usherette 1, 2, 3, 4 Geraldine Edith Drake Geri Basketball 2, 3, 4; Softball 3. 4; Dra- ma 3. 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Key Club 4 Jean Beryl Edge Munchkin Choir 1; Honor Society 3, 4 Pts. Chairman 4; Drama 2, 3. 4 Tres. 4; Centrum 3; Business Week 3; Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Officers Club 4; Stu- dent Council 4; Annual Co-Copy Edi- tor 4; Writers Guild 2 Tres. 2 Karen Marie Edlaon “little Budgy” ■ Key Club 1. 2; Pep Club 3; Concert Choir 1, 2, 4, V.P 4; Swing Choir 3. 4; Drama 2, 3. 4 oc-rJ- Steve Kary Evans Track 3; Foot ball 3, 4; Wrestling 3; Wrestling Aux. 3 Jerl Lynn Fink - Jer Basketball 1; FHA 1; Pep Club 1. 2. 3; 4 Candy Leah Ford Softball 2; Stu dent Council 2, 3. 4; Drama 2. 3, 4. Pres 4; Centrum 2. 3; Pep Club 2. 3, 4; Basketball Mgr 1. 2; Key Club 1, 2; Cheerleader 3; Class Sec Tres. 2; Baseball Stat 1, 3, 4; Student Coun- cil; Homecoming Court 4; Wrestling Aux. 4 £ W woo cMa fVc% Ellsworth Frelllnger Ells For eign Exchange 1, 2; Drama 1, 2. 3, 4. V.P 4; Centrum 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Annual 4; Student Council 4; Student of the Month - Oct. 4 Arthur Damian Gallagher RT Football 1, 2; Basketball 1; Track 1; Wrestling Aux 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 2, 3; Officers Club 4; Leadership 3; A.S B. Pres. 4; Homecoming Court 4 Scott Alan Goegebuer Pooh- Bear Band 1,2,3, 4; Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3; Track 1. 2. 3. 4 Richard Carl Gold Rich Golf 2; Key Club 2; Basketball Mgr 1; Base ball 1 Marnlta Lynn Grader Volleyball 3. 4; Pep Club 2. 3. 4. V.P 4; Stu dents Club 1 Having A Ball -Styx 20 Senior Section CjOJVxU Carrie Lynn Guthrie Carrence Corona Kevin Edward HaugenOpey Track 2, 3; Football; F.F.A 2. 3, 4 Lenlce Hedghes The Golden Duck Pep Club I; F.H.A. 2. 3. Pres 2, Sec. 3; Foreign Exchange 3; Choir 2; Select Choir 4; Student Council 2, 3; 2nd Per. Rep. 3 Tamara Lynn Helaaerman Tammy Stage Band 2. Band 1, 2, 3; Basketball Cheerleader Queen 4; Football Volleyball Cheerleader 3; Softball 1, 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4; Students Club 1; F.H.A. 1 jyohiv oJuLL Dlahn Michelle HUI D’ Basket ball Stat 1; Pep Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Students Club 1; Class V P 2; Bas ketball Cheerleader Queen 3; Stu- dent Council 2, 3, 4; Annual Editor 4; Class Rep. 4; Leadership 3; Honor Society 3, 4; Homecoming Escort 4 Keith Thomaa Hill Hill Football 1. 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1. 2. Wrestling 3. 4 Carle ton Howard Hlrachel Carl Class Rep 1, 2, 3; Interhigh Rep 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4; Students Club 1, 2; Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Foreign Exchange 4; Boys State 3; Homecoming M.C. 4; Track 1. 2. 3. 4 William James Holt Bill Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Select Choir 3. 4; Baseball 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3; Honor Society 3, 4 Senior Section 21 Phil Icket - Foreslry 3, 4 fhuJLLyo xQ l. Wendy Re Hoylmmn Poo Bear Berbers Elsine Hudspeth Barb Students Club 3, 4. V.P. 4; Pep Club Annual 4; Softball 3 1; Student Council 3, 4; Track 1 Mlchlyo the Tennis 3; Volleyball 4; Foreign Exchange 3 Erie Ingham Dingham Rone Id Joseph Inglln Ron Foot ball 1. 2. 3. 4 Jy-jjbr Devld Lee St rough (Ink) Dave Football 1, 2 Sueen Elelne Ishmen - Squiddly - Band 3, 4, Sec. 4; Key Club 3, 4; Officers Club 4 Destination Unknown -Missing Persons 22 Senior Section Guy Jacobs Jake — ? Caren Elaine Johnmon C.J. - Vol leyball Mgr 1, 3. Basketball 2; Soft ball 2. 3. 4. Class V.P. 1. Class Pres 2; Foreign Exchange 3, 4; Honor So- ciety 3, 4; Students Club 1, 2; Lead ership 2; Pep Club 1. 2, 3. 4. Officier 3, 4; Officers Club 4; Annual 4 Jeanna Eve Johnson Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3; Honor Society 4; Foreign Exchange 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4; Drama 3, 4; Ski Club 3. 4; Class V P. 3 Kl YYUDuTJJL Klmarle Johnmon Kimmy • Drill Team 1; F.H.A. 2. 3; Pep Club 2, 3; Students Club 3; Student Council 3. Ole David Johnmon Ole, O.J., Orey Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Homecoming King 4 Karl Lou Kaelln Tennis 1, 2; Soft- ball 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; For eign Exchange 4; Student Council 4; Homecoming Queen 4 Michael Paul Kelbaugh Mike Wrestling 1, 2; Golf 1. 2; Foreign Exchange 1, Key Club 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Tres. 3, V.P. 4; Stage Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Student Council 4; Offi- cers Club 4; Wrestling Aux. 1, 2; Annual 3 Michael W. Kelley Big Mike F.F.A. 1, 2; Wrestling 2; Wrestling Aux 2. 3. 4 Senior Section 23 Aoi Klmura Foreign Exchange 4 Joe Leltner • Track 2, 3, 4; Key Club 2; Honor Society 4 Cathy Link Wacky Drill Team 1; Pep Club 2; Student Council 2. 3, 4; Students Club 3, 4. Pres 4 Sharon Ann Lind Basketball Mgr 1; Basketball 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball Stat 2, 3; Basketball Stat 3, 4; Honor Society 4; Mascot 4; Student Council 4; Annual 4 C ©OT toO Lima Rae Loney Leese Pep Club 1. 2. 3, 4; Students Club 1. 2; Honor Society 2, 3. 4; Ski Club 4; Basket ball 1; Softball 1. 2. 3. 4; Volleyball 2, 3; Basketball Stat 2, 3; Band Stage Band 1. 2. 3; 2nd Per Rep 2; Drill Team 1 Linda Lee Long L.L. B.C. Class Pres. 1; Students Club 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2; Honor Society 3. 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec 3. Pres. 4; For- eign Exchange 2. 3, 4; Tennis 1. 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2; Softball 3, 4; Dra- ma 3, 4; Student Council 1, 4 Sheila Marie Loomla Volleyball 1. 2, 3. 4; Basketball 2. 3. 4. Basket ball Stat 1; Track 1; Stat 2; Pep Club 2. 3; Students Club 1, 2; Wres tling Aux 1. 2. 3. 4; Officers Club 4, Senior Class Sec Tres. 4; Concert Choir 1, 3; Swing Choir 4; Majoret tel, 4; Drama 4, Leadership 3 ml George Lyneas Loch-ness - Foot ball 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1; Wres- tling 3, 4 It’s Just A Matter Of Time -Paul Collins 24 Senior Section Kimberly Sue Lyon Koko • V. Basketball Mascot 3; V. Football Cheerleader 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Stu- dent Council 3, 4 Gayle Ann Marls Blondie Key Club 1, 2, 3. 4. Sec. 2; Lieutenant Gov. 2, 3, District Tres. 4; Wrestling Cheerleader 2; Honor Society 2. 3, 4. Foreign Exchange 2; F.F.A 2; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Annual 2, 3; Stu- dent Council Rep 2, 4; Students Club 4; Track 1, 3, 4; Jr. Achieve- ment Finalist Marsha Jean Marzolf Marsha ASB Tres 4; Color Guard 2, 3. Rep 2, 3, Co Captain 2. 3; Student Coun- cil 1, 2, 3, 4. Asst Sales Chairman 2. Sec 3. 4; Track 1. 2. 3. 4; Drill Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2. 3, 4; F H.A. 1, 2; Honor Society 4 J' W rf ititu'esen James William Mathlesen Jim - Drama 3, 4 Paula Mays r c c e£- y i; cs . Vernon D. McCullaum II - Vern F.F.A 1. 2. 3. 4; Baseball 3 Jeff McGee Frow Michael Let ling Merrln Spike, Mikey Concert Choir 1; Swing Choir 1, 2, 3, 4. Sec. 3, 4; Honor Society 2. 3. 4; All State Choir 3; Track Mgr 3; Leadership 3, Drama 4 Senior Section 25 Kenny Meyer Paule Comllle Meyer Mouse F.F.A. 1. 2. 3. 4. V.P 3. Pres. 4; Drillteam 1, 2, 3 Jon Olaen Wrestling 1, 2; Wres- tling Aux 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3. 4 Bryan Padgett Bry Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling Aux. 1, 2, 3, 4 Jeffrey Bruce Papenbrock Prep Caren Kay Pemberton Volley Cbria Petruame Ski Club 4; F. F A Brent Papenbrock Golf 1; Tennis 3; Swing Choir 3. 4. ball 1. 2. 3, 4; Track 1. 2. 3. 4; Pep 1, 2. 3. 4; Key Club 4 Pres. 4; Concert Choir 1, 2. 3, 4; Club 3, 4, Sec. Tres. 4; Students Homecoming Court 4; Officers Club Club Officer 4; Drama 2, 4 I Want Out -Pat Benatar 26 Senior Section £ PoiOJ- CfaVKLUul-- AjJjsV Thane Brendan Phelan Wres tling 1; 2nd Per Rep. 1, 2; Leader ship 3; Class V P 4; Drama 4 Darrell Robert Poole Wrestling 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 1; Football 1. Wres tling Aux. 4; V.P 4 Glenda Pope Popey Pep Club 1, 2; F.H.A. 2. 3. V.P. 2; F F A. 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; 2nd Per. Rep 4; Usherette 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 1, 2, Stage Crew 3; Swing Choir 4; Drama 4 Lorraine Sylvia Porter Students Club 1; Volleyball Stat 2. 3; Basket ball 1. 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 2. 3. Pres 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; ASB Sec- retary 4. Honor Society 4; Annual 4; Leadership 3 John Lyle Ralhl Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1; Homecoming Usher 4 Mark William Randall Smiley - Band 1, 2, 3. 4. Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1. 2. 3, 4; Basketball 1; Honor Society 3, 4 Bill Roy Ratliff Billy Wrestling 1, 2, 3. 4; Wrestling Aux 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling State 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Pres. 3, 4. Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; 2nd Per Rep. 1, 2; Homecoming Court 4; Leadership 3; Officers Club 4 Mary Kay Rossman Mary Day Pep Club 1; Students Club 2; Key Club 2; Honore Society 3, 4; Student Council 2. 3. 4; ASB Tres. 3 Senior Section 27 tY- Allison Renee Rudder Rally Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Students Club 1, 2; Drama 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 4 Pamela Anne Rumpza Rumpza Cheerleader 3, 4, Queen 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Students Club 2, Honor Soci- ety 4; Baseball Stat. 3, 4; Concert Choir 3, Student Council 3, 4 Heather Lyn Shutt - Ski Club 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Pres 4; Stu dents Club 1, 2; Cheerleader3; Lead ership 3; Student Council 4; Home- coming Escort 4; Basketball Stat. 2 John Gordon Smith Track 1, 2; Honor Society 3. 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Key Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Ski Club 1, 2. 3. 4; Stage Band 1, 2 Dianna Fern Snodgrass Di - Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 1. 2 Jjd SUiiub Judith Ann Straub Judy - Ski Club 1,2, 3, 4, Sec. 4; Students Club 1, 2; Pep Club 3, 4; Honor Society 4; Volleyball 3. 4; Select Choir 3. 4. Tres 4; Drama 4; Annual 4; Basket ball Stat. 1, 2, 3 Carol Marie Streepy Sissy Marie F F A 1. 2. 3. 4; Usherette 1. 2, 3, 4; Drill Team 1, 2, 3; Baseball Stat. 1, 2, 3; Basketball Mgr 2; Students Club 4; Wrestling Aux. 4 Margaret Ruth Strlngfleld Marg - String F.H.A. 4 Childhoods End -Pink Floyd 28 Senior Section David Talbot Dave Allison Thuotte Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4; Volleyball 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 4. V.P 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Usher ette 4 Michael Thuotte Boge ■ Football 1; Drama 2, 3. 4 Patricia Jean Thuraton Patty Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Students Club 1, 2; Ski Club 3, 4; Foreign Exchange 2, 3, Tres. 3; Honor Society 4; Basket ball 1. 2. 3. 4; Softball 1. 2. 3, 4; Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4; ASB V.P 4; Jr. Achievement Award Bryan Trulllnger Trully Football Scott Turner Tenspeed Turner 1. 2. 3, 4; Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4; Track 2; Honor Societ 4; Student Council 4; 2nd Per. Rep. 4; Home coming Usher 4 Faith Ann Vorak Fuzzy Bean or Faithy Baby • Key Club 1, 2; Basket- Marvin Waldo - Football 1, 2, 3, 4 ball Mgr. 2; Basketball Stat. 2; F.H.A. 4; Concert Choir Senior Section 29 Brock Watkins Concert Choir 1, 2; Swing Choir 3, 4; Ski Club 4 Elizabeth Jean Weber Beth Concert Choir 3, 4, Pres. 4; Swing Choir 4; Drama 3. 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Wrestling Aux. 3, 4; Officers Club 4; Cheerleader 3, 4, Queen 3 Sharon R. Wentz Share Bear Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4. Softball 3, 4; Class Sec. 3; Foreign Exchange 4. Pres. 4. Drama 3, 4 Alan J. Wolfe Woof Wrestling 2; Wrestling Aux. 2; Homecoming Ush er 4 M Ichiro Yamato Thomas Argyl Pries Tom • Foot- ball 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Homecoming Usher 4 Not Pictured: Andy Anderson. Steve Brock. Kelli Gates. Larry Golding. Jill Holyan. Dale Johnson. Kent Moe. Manabu Mori- moto. Denise Rivera Success -Elvis Costello 30 Senior Section The graduating class of 1983 will always be remembered for their unique and original qualities. They have always been known by many as being a very original and outstanding class. When we look back on our High School years, I am sure we will remember the good times our class had together. This class always tried to do everything with style and originality. We should feel good about our class because we were able to do much of what we did through fundraisers for color pictures to changing the colors of our graduation robes. With strong leadership possessed throughout the class, we will have many successful people, but we will always remember the friendships and the numerous things learned throughout our years at White River. White River will never forget the class of '83. To live my own life, - in my own way. To reach for the goals, - I have set for myself To be me • That is success! Joyes Seaback pQPfig -Irene Raka Senior Section 31 Faculty Choices, Torch Offer Hope 1. FACULTY INSPIRATION AWARD Patty Thurston and Art Gallagher 2. ACTIVITIES AWARD Bill Ratliff 3. CITIZENSHIP AWARD: John Smith 4 SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD: Kelly Boyle and Kari Kaelin 5. TORCH HONOR FRONT: T Crider. C. Blan usa, L. Loney, P Rumpza, J. Johnson, S. Lind, J. Edge. A Gallagher. MIDDLE: M Merrin, G. Maris. C. Johnson, D Hill, K Kaelin, J. Straub. J. Smith. J. Leitner, T. Heisserman, L. Porter, M Marzolf BACK: A Thuotte, B. Trullinger. P. Thurston, M Rossman, S. Goegebuer, C. Hirschel, M Randall, K Boyle. P Ickes Only Time Will Tell -Asia 32 Senior Section Introducing EjflSSE 'CJaMoIgS 1, irv eV pride 1 v_ 1 AN OFFICER AND ” ce 1 ® „ ..� 11 lift you up rfl 1 W H e' . _0„c� n 8St Whit 1 G.r. mm —v club h®lP5 1 4 (a JI clean -P • ckM ,w,,,, 5. ”rTtCo«tfr? COlieg Ttetouchotetes. f3g' ftanValtt- EE Ml!SS2!E2i! Vto age volleyball Pro football returnsLottery tickets All Those Years Ago George Harrison Row 1: Linda Long. Judy Straub. Jon Olsen. Jennifer Kosko. John Smith. Jill Holyan. Duane Mayer. Bill Ratliff. Row 2 Mrs. Brady. Larry Hanson. Larry Burleson. Carol Blanusa. Helen Auffalman. Bill Haladay. Beth Rau. John Wood. Sheila Loomis. Row 3 Rocky . Scott Geogebuer. Richie Newman. Ruth Wright. Allison Rudder. Jeff Papenbrock. 34 Row 1: Faith Vorak. Mike Heaston. Jeanna Johnson. Mark Randall. Tina . Annette Shaffer. Miss Delflaro. Row 2: Bill Getmann. Mike Jones. Unknown. Unknown. Thane Phelan. Carl Hlrschel. Pictured Below Row 1: Carl Osborn. Bryan Trulllnger. Linda Arrants. Stephen Warner. Corrine Thelman. Chert Ickes. Mari Waldo. Row 2 Mrs. Brady. Kelly Burbank. Delbert Sorenson. John Ralhl. Kathy Baker. Karl Kaelln. Jeff Matchett. Row 1: Mrs. Tale ns. Jeff Alfeno. Jeff French. Kim Relhl. Lori Smell. Dlenne Sinclair. Glne . .. Jim Metlhleeon. Unknown. Row 2: Unknown. Berber Hudepeth. Glenda Pope. Wendy Hoylmen. Bev Howell. Luenne Phillipa. Becky Wood. Row 1: Unknown. Pete Ungaro. Unknown. Unknown. Jeaon Ruaaell. Unknown. Mima Deb flerro. Row 2 Ella Frelllnger. Troy Clerk. Lou Mertlnaon. Kevin Heugen. Troy Relmen. Pictured Below Row 1 Kim Toney. Kim Pechoea. Steve Shultz. Unknown. Leonard Breeden. Unknown. Carol Streepy. Tammy Helaaermen. Unknown. Darrin Cramer. Row 2 Alan Wolfe. Jim Marline. Unknown. James Holt. Unknown. Unknown. Unknown. Unknown. Gayle Marls. Sandy Smith. Mrs. Talena. Pointer Sisters Underclassmen last year. Upperclassmen this year. The new “title” was long await- ed and well worth waiting for. The class of '84, led by President Janlne William- son, Vice-President Penny I Isnaw, Se- cretary Treasurer Mike Williams and Junior Rep Vicki Porter put on a salad sale, sold candy bars and had a Junior Class Breakfast at McDonald’s on Punk Rock Day. The Juniors also hosted the Junior Sen- ior Prom on May 7. This year a whole new dimension was added to the Prom, as a Prom Prince and Princess were se- lected from the Senior class, by the A.S.B Tins Akers Jim Anderson Sydney Ashley Trscy Atwood Terry Bslllet Dsrls Bsumsn Wendy Bedwell Tris Berg Rob Boles Trscy Botvin Scott Boren Dsrren Bresult Keren Burns Brisn Csmpbell Troy Clerk Ruth Clsrkson Lsrry Clsunch Kim Cossnd Steve Crew Christy Culver Dev Id Del ton Dsn Dsno Jemle Desmsrsls Dsve Desmul Trscy Desmul Juniors 37 Jeff Dlerlnger Ron Drake Donna Dunn Alex Espinoza Terry Everett Jim Hall Cory Harrison Darla Hill Mike Howard Tamae lha Shawn Ingram Julie Irons Tina Jenkins Bryan Jeter Kathy Johnsey Shannon Kelley Jeff Kimball Keith Knapp Jeff Kuranko Brenda Flster Randy Flork Gary Forslund Dan French Rex Galllon Allen Garrison Cheryl Goegebuer Craig Goegebuer Joel Grove Tammy Gulllot Pat Leltner Kim Loney 38 Juniors Leesa Lynch Roger Lynch Kelly Lyon Louie Marringer Deal Martinet Loula Martinson Jeff Matchette Madeline McDonald Dwayne McGhee Dan McVay Melody Me alt e Joe Mills Todd Morehouse Lynn O’Connor Jody Odanovlch Curt O’Nlei Chris Ordway Carl Osborn Jay Pendergast Jenny Peterson Sharon Pierce Jason Pool Vlcltl Porter Russell Powell Dianne Pyl Mike Ramsey Anna Redford Brigitte Reed Charles Roberts Tammy Roberts Lisa Robertson Juniors 39 Sharon Robertson Mike Shamseldln Shelly Shelton John Shlrey SendI Smith Theresa Smith Jeff Stock Jemnn Strub Phyllis Stmb Jim Svelnson Jam I Swift Stacy Swift Sherrll Talley Corrlne Thleman Les Thomas Anne-Marie Thompson Kim Toney Toni Uhls Sharone’ Verte Penny Vlsnaw Stephen Werner Chris Whitmore Randy Wlcklxer Janlne Williamson Barb Willing Mark Wilson Chris Wright 40 Juniors Autographs Not Pictured Evan Breece. Michelle Eakea. Bob Everett. Lance Hamilton. Milton Helna. Eric Johnson. Clyde Jonea. Vince Jones. Daryl Lew- is. Kathy Morlaty. Lee Anne Moriarlty. Brigitte Northam. Don Pyatt. Janet Robinson. Lalna Schuler. Steve Schulte. Del Sorenson. Kathy Stumpf. Dale Vasey. Ken Wagner. Mike Williams. Sophomores One StepjCloser Asia With a full year of projects planned, the Sophomores started off on the right foot with an entry in the Homecoming Float competition, where they earned $20 and a second place rating. The Sophomores then held a doughnut sale, which gave their class of ’85 fund a big boost. On October 1 they put on their dance and chose the band “Arsenal.” Class officers elected last spring were Alan Catchpole. President; Joanne Marla, Vice-President . Brian Whitmore, Secretary Treasurer; and Sophomore re- presentative Mark Dlerlnger. Ann Barber Jon Barclay Laura Bamaette Wally Bassett Beth Be dwell Pankas Bhargava Robert Blckler Susan Boles Susie Bowen Hammy Branham Dan Brock Lori Brock Connie Caldwell Nichole Calton Alan Catchpole Mike Chappell Ray Chappell CherI Cllnklngbeard Terl Covey Tina Crlpps Kim Crone Sue Davis Donna Dawson Carol Day Bret DeMoss Sophomore 43 LeAnn DeOUverra Cliff Deputy Jackie Deamarala Mark Dlerlnger John Dletach Sherina Drtina Chria Eldridge Mike Elliot Ronda Emmett Mike Eppard Michelle Eakea Tom Ferguaon Greg Fernandea Nina Frelllnger Mike French Terry Frleae Dianna Fyda Michelle Gallion Randy Gifford Robin Grader Fat tie Hanaen Pollie Henaen Terry Harrington Jana Hart Connie Hartley Matt Hartmann Jana Hauaer Toni Hayea Tim Hedgea Sarah Henderaon Pat Hix Jana Hart and her buddies 44 Sophomores David Howard Kathy Huffman Julia Ickas Tracy Jasmar Ban Klein April Kruse Leah Kuhnla Jamas Lacy Karl Lakay Melissa Lannln Ed Law ranca John Lloca Paul Longacra Shariana Loomis Sharry Lucas Mika Maddan Brian Magaa Joanna Marls Mika Marshall Tod Jay Bryan Jansan Rick Johnson Trudl Johnson Staphanla Karp Dabbla Kannady Karman King Ed McCollaum Was McCollaum Dala McCrackan Amy McGaa Cliff McIntosh Sophomores 45 Karl McLean Lloyd McVay Debbie Merrln Delilah Meske Marlon Meyer Jill Mitchell Tina Reamy Kris Resinato Tina Rlehm Richard Rombauer Jason Russell Shannon Schlerllng Kurt Seckel Noland Skeets Doug Smith Lashele Smith Lisa Moe Ted Narolskl Jeanle Newkirk Kristi Nordhaugen Theresa Papenbrock Scott Past Taml Perry Debbie Poole Jean Pries Russell Ratliff Tracy Sorensen Jennifer Steel Ken Stenlund Steven Storm Chris Suvak 46 Sophomores Not Pictured: Ruth Boy den. Ward Dill- man. Robert Fairbanks. Leslie Gin- grich. Mary Hartjoy. Mike Keller. Rick Llghtburn. Bill Mansfield. Tori Thorp. Karl Whltehouse. Brian Whitmore. Mike Woods. Willie Woyach Chris Yoder Scott Svelnson Eric Swanson Jenny Thomas Kim Thompson Sherri Tlbeau Roger Tiller Leslie Toney Kristie Tuthlll Bret Van Sickle Vicki Vollmer Dee Dee Waldo Frank Wallace Krlstal Weser Steve Wtimer Cindy Wood Sophomores 47 Freshmen First things first, as the saying goes and the first project the Freshman Class un- dertook this year was the election of their class officers. Leading the Class of ’85 through their first year were President Dawn Ford, Vice-President Danny Cafchpo e.Secretary Treasurer Jackie c osiWcirandFreshmanRep. Traci Ham- ilton. These four people, with the rest of their class behind them held a bake sale, a slave sale, a car wash and had an entry in the Homecoming Float competition, where they took third. They held their dance on February 11 and featured the band “The Realms.” Mich lie Anderson Bob Ashley Debbie Besselt Dorle Bessette Michele Blegler Shells Bishop George Butler Holly Csmpbell De-ny Cetchpole Bite Ceudlll Diene Clerkson Mike Cleunch Lets Cole Jemle Delgerdo Gere Desmul Trevor Desmul Berb Dobbins Devld Duncen Jemes Dunn Betsey Ellis Sheri Else Bob Emerson Rick Emry Bred Epperd Michelle Epperd Freshman 49 Tammy Fink David Fisher Jennifer Flater Ronnie Flork Dawn Ford Corbin Frallck Steve French Sonny Frick Verllnde Fuder Annette Galleooa Chrla Gatea Jim Golorth Vern Groacoat Traci Hamilton Denlae Haney Dennis Haney Shelley Hardin Michelle Hartley John Haaek Chrla Hedges Jane Henaler Kevin Hill Rawaon Hlrachel Marlon Hooper Gall Houghton Jesse Houaley Nell Imrle Carrie Inglln Brian Irons Cherle Jenkins Bill Johnaen 50 Freshmen Marci Johnson Marcy Johnson Andrea Jones Jackie Jos wick Dennis Karp Kim Kelly Colleen Kendall Garey Kit chin Rob Knapp Peggy Knight DorI Krueger Jody McNamer Louis McVay Jarod Mills David Moeller Tom Morgan Carrie Lelker Mike L’Heureux Kelly Loomis Becky Lucas Sally Madden Shannon Magee Warren Marls Sherman McCarter Marcy McDougall John McGee Dee Dee Moriarty Eileen Newman Bunky Nlcoletta Yvonne Olson Jamie Osborn Freshmen 51 Chris Petersen Brian Phelan Brad Porterfield Vicki Powers Aaron Preston Kim Price Tina Pries Michelle Ramsey Barry Rawson Danielle Reed Robin Rice Doug Riedel Joe Rupp Kris Schmltx Ken Scholes Kelly Sclgllano Kim Seckel Kevin Seaney Julie Shay Matt Slgette Joy Silva Therena Smith Maureen Stanley Julie Stenlund Mallnda Storm BandI St. Pierre Steve Swanson David Swift Pam Talley JoeII Thurston Doug Toney 52 Freshmen Randy Trommler Mellaaa Trullinger Dale Turner Jackie Van Sickle Bob Veatal Paula Vlanaw Tammy Watt� Chrla Weber Doug Whitmore Kelli Whitmore Alan Wlckatrom Willy Wllcoxaon Chrlatlne Wllllama Paula Wllllamaon Robbie Wlllla Glen Wooda Eric Wunderlich Amanda Yatea Dave Ferguaon Not Pictured: Scott Caldwell. Gerry Cooper. Sam Baatwood. Tom Hannon. Robert Jonea. Leater Lalley. Joe Pier- ottl. Joe Wlntera. Tom Workman. Freshmen 53 Faculty We Don't Need No Education Pink Floyd 1. Trent Page. Cindy Peterson and Norma Catchpole protect their privacy in the teacher’s lounge 2. Coach Don Smetheram watches his partner's return 3. Annette Jonea wishes lots of luck and success to the new T’Kopechuck advisor, Merv Such. 4 Lunchtime is the only time you don’t see Jerry Lambert working 5. Trying to get students to their 1st period classes. Bill Huebner and Dorothy Mels fill out admit slips. Faculty 55 C Cok, 1 ibranan ( F Boyko Math k) [ D Campbell A Cool Moon Ecofiom ks District Administration Nine To Five Dolly Parton 1. Administration secretaries Mary Ainardi, Marsha Hay, Penny Har- rington, and Mary Mullins keep the school running smoothly, (with Maude). 2. Superintendant Richard D. Andrews ponders over the school’s budget. School Board members 3. Ella Robertson 4 John Clay 5. Sam Madden 6. Van Madden and 7. Joe Albert High School Administration It’s Everything But Party Time 1. Lee Knight pauses for the camera during his sixth year as White River High School’s Principal. 2. Dorothy Meis. Attendance Secretary, is in charge of all late and tardy students. 3. All students wanting to see Mr Wytko, had to talk to the Counseling Secretary. Robbie Lapin, first. 4 Sue Hines. Head Secretary, answers the phone for her boss. Mr Knight. 5. Vice Principal Bill Huebner is the man in charge of discipline, among other things. Bus Drivers On The Road Agsin Willie Nelson 1. Bus Drivers this year (standing, I r) are Nancy Storm. Patty McGehbe, Marilyn Grader, Vicki Mullin and Penny Loomis, (kneeling, l r) Teresa Olson Delores Storm and Judy Marine. 2. Earl Storm is the Transportation Supervisor. 60 Faculty Activities Student Council Don’t Fight It •Kenny Loggins With Steve Perry 1. Bill Ratliff reports on the Senior activities at a Student Council meeting. 2 Artie Gallagher and Mr. Knight discuss some funny business in the office. 3. Stu- dent Council L. to R: Front 7 . Papenbrock. M. Diet- Inger. C. Inglln. 2nd Row M. Kelbough. P. Rumpia, D. Hill. H. Shutt. J. Peterson. L. Long. J. Papenbrock. M. Marzolf. C. Ford. M. Rossman. G. Marls. 3rd Row- E. Frelllnger. S. Loomis. C. Blanusa. G. Pope. B. Weber. V. Porter. D. Ford. T. Helsserman. J. Mitch- ell. B. Trulllnger. Back Row J. Hart. J. Ickes. K. Kaelln. V. Chenaur. A. Gallagher. C. Hlrschel. L. Porter. D. Hill. C. Link. J. Edge. J. Irons. W. Hoyl- man. Leader Of The Pack -Shan-Gri-La 1 Our ASB officers leading a very re laxed meeting 2 Jean St rub and Alli- son Thuotte participate in a discussion at a Student Council meeting. 3. Artie Gallagher keeps Student Council dis cussions under complete control 4 ASB Officers CarlHlrachel. Interhigh Rep , Patty Thurston. Vice Pres., Marsha Marzolf. Tres . Lorraine Porter. Sec , Artie Gallagher. President This year’s Student Body Officers, with ASB President Artie Gallagher leading them, started getting prepared for a fun-filled, ex- citing school year EARLY! They attended the Mt. Olympus Leadership Camp session and held planning meetings during the sum- mer. Student Council had many decisions to make this year, concerning such things as Homecoming, ushers, fees, fundraisers and much, much more. Although the year was sometimes a little hectic, Student (Council was totally supported by both the school and the community in all their efforts. Student Council 63 It was a sad day as Mrs. Jones completed her last day at W.R., but we were happy to introduce Mr. Such as our new advisor. Mrs. Jones frantically taught us everyth- ing we needed to know before she left. Annual class has a reputation of having many cultural exper- iences but after a deadline, a break is definitely essential. This year we are proud to present you with a supplement. It will contain sixteen pages of spring sports and graduation pictures. We hope you’re as pleased with the 82-83 T’Kopechuck as we, the Annual Staff, are proud. Our Editor, Diahn Hill, did a fine job keeping the staff on their toes. We say thanks to Mr. Such for being such a fast learner. 1 1982-83 Annual Staff 2. Our new advisor, Mr. Such, editor Diahn Hill and former advisor Mrs. Jones. 3. Lime Robertson and Carol Blanusa. Editor, Diahn Hill. 4 Photographers Sharon Lind and Ells- worth Frelllnger. Annual Abracadabra -Steve Miller 64 Annual Something Special Steve Miller 1. Class Sec. Editor; L. Porter, assist K. John- sey. 2. Sporta Editor; L. Robertson, assist. V. Porter. B. Hudspeth. 3. Senior Sec. Edi- tor; C. Blanusa. assist C. Johnson. J. Straub. L. Loney (not pict) 4 Some of the Annual Staff durring one of the many “Cultural Experiences “ This one happened to be a Sub- marine Sandwich Party 5. Copy Co-Editors; J. Edge. D. Hill. 6. Business Co-Managers; J. DesMaries. L. Loney (not pict ). 7. Activities Editor; C. Johnson, assist B. Hudspeth. Annual 65 1. Officers L. to R: Advisor Mr. Wytko. Pres. C. Blanusa. Sec. L. Long. V. Pres A. Thuotte. Tres J. Mills 2. L. to R. 1st Row-P. Rumpza. J. Edge. J. Straub. S. Wentz. J. Johnson. L. Long. A. Thuotte. 2nd Row-Advisor Mr. Wytko. B. Willing. C. Johnson. T. Crider. A. Rudder. S. Lind. J. Smith. C. Blanusa. L. Loney. A. Gallagher. M. Shamseldln. M. Eppard. S. Talley, D. HUI. K. Cosand. K. Kaelln. T. Jasmer. K Huffman. V. Chenaur. T. Covey. V. Porter. D. Meske. D. Merrln. 3rd Row J. Ickes. J. Hart. M. Marshall. K. Seckel. W. Woyach. C. Deputy. M. Rossman. L. Porter. M. McDonald. P. Vlsnaw. T. Berg. K. Boyle. J. Irons. T. Desmul. L. O'Conner. B. Reed. L. DeOllverra. C. Wood. Back Row J. Mills. S. Geogebeur. G. Lyness. C. Hlrschel. M. Randall. T. Cabesalras. M. Morlmoto. Honor Society was much larger this year than it ever has been in the past. With the help of the under- classmen, this year’s Seniors hoped to bring unity to the group. Some of the events undertaken were: selling popcorn at the Country Western Concert Nov 7 and a March Tolo. President Carol Blanusa was quick to start the year off right by coordinating the Homecoming Cor- ination Tea, as is the tradition. Honor Society Lead Me On -Maxine Nightingale 66 Honor Society Key Club Live Life -Kinks 1 (Clockwise from front) G. Maris, M McDougall, P. Talley, M Hartley, A Thompson. R Powell. S Ishman, D. Pyl, T Hannon, D. Fischer, C. Hedges, D. Dalton, R. Bickler, T Morehouse, P. Leitner, Mr Thompson, S. Talley. K Cosand. M Meyer, R Rice. K. Toney, J. Edge. L. Lynch, J. Shirey. D Hill, T Heisserman. C. Eldridge, M Eppard, C Geogebuer, B Tascher, B. McGee. 2. (From Top) A Thompson • Pres., D. Hill • V. Pres., K Cosand Sec., R. Powell Treas . S. Talley Sgt at Arms. T Heisserman Senior Rep., G. Maris - Dist Treas., C. Eldridge - Soph. Rep , D. Pyl • Junior Rep., R Thompson - Advisor. Not Pictured ■ J. VanSickle Frosh Rep Activities for this club ranged from a clean-a-thon to Christmas parties for senior citizens and needy chil- dren to a Youth Forum Day for the school. White River’s Key Club has been in existence for 12 years, having a different theme each year, this year’s theme being “Strengthen from Within.” Key Club is a co-ed service club sponsored by the Buckley Kiwanis. Each spring. Key Cluembers travel to District Convention where the are recognized as a highly outstanding club. 1982-83 represents a first for the White River Key Club. Gayle Marls was the first member to be elect- ed District Treasurer and Anne-Marie Thompson was the first female President in the history of the club. Key Club 67 The big chance for Pep Club this year was in their requirements needed for a letter. In the past, all a member had to do was earn 42 points by going to games and matches and helping out in club activities. The new constitution says that a member must now earn 55 points. In addition, she must also sell tickets once at a game and attend three posters parties. “The purpose of this amendment,” Advisor Claudia Coles said, “was to increase participation in club activities and to reduce the burden put on the officers and core membership.” Special activities for the Pep Club this year included a salad sale and a pot-luck dinner for the State-bound volleyball team. They held a dance on January 14, with Monty Smith Experiment playing. 1. (Bottom Row): S. Lind. P. Rumpia. K. Lyon. M. Grader. H. Shull. C. Pemberton. C. Johnson. K. Lyon. Advisor C. Colee. (2nd Row) A. Me gee. L. Smith. Y. Oleon. K. Whitmore. P. Vlsnaw. L. Moe. J. Newkirk. K. Nordhaugen. T. Price. (3rd Row) R. Grader. B. Willing. D. Daweon. T. Crider. J. Fink. L. Loney. S. Loomle. K Schmidt. K. Thompeon. J. Thureton. (4th Row) B. Reed. H. Campbell. P. Williamson. T. Hamilton. T. Berg. K. Johneey. S. Elea. V. Porter. P. Strub. T. Deemul. J. Irons. T. Johnson. P. Vlsnaw. S. Magee. C. Whitmore. D. Morlarty. T. Watts. (5th Row) J. Joswlck. C. Inglln. J. Peter- son. M. McDougall. L. Kuhnle. M. Johnson. C. Jenkins. M. Eppard. M. Johnson. T. Crlpps. P. Talley. J. Silva. 2 Pep Club officers include (Top) C. Johnson. Points Chairperson. H. Shutt. President; J. Thurston. Frosh Rep ; (Bottom): M. Grader. Vice- President; C. Pemberton. Secretary Treasurer; C. Coles. Advisor. 68 Pep Club Wrestling Auxiliary Keep Pushin’ Up R E .0. Speedwagon With the cost of travelling to State left entirely up to the wrestlers, cheerleaders and stats who attended, the Wrestling Auxiliary this year spent their time and efforts trying to raise money to help pay the way Advisor Norma Catchpole, along with acting vice-president Darrell Poole, points chairman Madeline McDonald. Wrestling cheerleader Darla Hill. and all other Auxiliary members organized fundraisers such as a bake sale, a homemade doughnut sale during home wrestling matches, a Pancake Breakfast in February and a Graduation Flower Sale in June. Projects for the Auxiliary included going to home and away wrestling matches, helping out in fundraisers, and making posters and such to support the wrestling team. Three all-day tournaments were on the agenda this year; one in Sultan, WA., and the other two in Orting. 1. Acting Vice-President Darrell Poole and Points Chairman Madeline McDonald. 2 (Bottom Row): S. Smith. S. Loomla. M. McDonald. D. Hill. Wl WHe ox In. K. HUI. T. Morgan. Advisor N. Catchpole. (Middle Row): J. Williamson. T. Gulllot. G. Marla. Y. Oleon. R. Ratliff. D. Poole, and A. Gallagher. (Top Row) K. Whitmore. T. Jenkins. M. Kelley. D. Smith. B. Padgett. G. Lyneaa. A. Catchpole and B. Klein. Wrestling Aux. 69 Cheerleaders Loud Mouth - The Ramones With a new advisor guiding their way, this years cheer- leaders worked hard at fun- draisers, pep assemblies and leading cheers at games and matches. All three squads at- tended camp in Ellensburg over the summer, bringing back high ratings to be proud of. For the first time, the Wres- tling cheerleaders were elect- ed in the Spring along with the Football Volleyball Cheerleaders and Basketball cheerleaders. The three squads were also united un- der one constitution. 1. Basketball Cheerleaders (top to bottom): Queen Tammy Helsser- man. Krlatl Nordhaughe. Cbrla Eldridge and Mascot Jenny Peter- aon. 2. Wrestling Cheerleaders: Queen Darla Hill and Madeline McDonald. 3. Football volleybali Cheerleaders (top to bottom): Queen Pam Rumpza. Mascot Sharon Lind. Jana Hauaer and Beth We- ber. Cheerleaders 71 Concert Choir Sing For The Day Styx 1 Choir Director Linda Purcell 2 Concert Choir Officers; President Beth Weber. Vice-President Karen Edison. Secretary Jane Hensler. Treasurer Jeannle Newkirk. Librarian Brad F.ppard. 3 Stage Crew Bryan Jeter and Bill Ratliff. 4 The 1982-83 Concert Choir 5 1982-83 Swing Choir (sitting) M.Eppard. J.Svelnson. K.Huffman. M.Merrln, J.Papenbrock. D.Talbot. D.Merrin. B. Watkins. J.AIfano. (Standing) D. Waldo. B.Fister. B. Weber. T.Brooks. K.Edison. P.Vlsnaw. G.Pope. J.Hart. L.Porter.J.Straub. S.Loomis. J.Strub. M.McDonald. C.Culver. C.EIdridge. K Cosand. Choir waits for the bell to ring. 72 Concert Choir The Nisqually League Choir Festival was again hosted this year by White River High School. On May 4, 1983 choirs from all over the league traveled to Buckley to take part in the event. This years Concert Choir was large, with 75 students in the class Money-makers brought in $3,000, which went towards purchasing more Choir robes and new gold stoles. The image of Select Choir was somewhat changed this year, with more emphasis on show. Mike Merrin and Teresa Brooks were chosen for All-Northwest Choir and several of the singers attended Music in May. Swing Choir 73 1. Front L. to R: P. Vlsnaw. C. Eldrldge, A. Thompson. B. Willing. M. Meyer. D. Pyl. C. Goegebuer. B. Flster. 2nd Row: M. Marzolf. R. Caudill. C. Jenkins. P. Lletner. J. Has- sock. E. Newman. M. Kelbaugh. T. Han- non. N. Skeels. G. Butler. B. Jensen. C. Hedges. R. Rice. 3rd Row: K. Seckel. B. Holt. M. Randall. D. Dalton. J. Winters. C. Weber. M. Howard. R. Powell. C. Goege- buer. 4th Row S. Goegebuer. M. Elliott. C. Osborn. J. Olson. L. McVay. S. Loomis. Advisor Mr. Cleasby. 2 Officers L. to R.: M. Marzolf; Director,Mr. Kelbaugh; Vice Presi- dent. D. Pyl; Treas S. Ishman; Sec and Not Pictured: L. Breeden; President The Marching Pep Band did a great job this year playing at football and basketball games. They have really shown their spitit throughout the whole year. One of the highlights of the year was going to Central Washington University for the Homecoming activities. They performed at the Homecoming half time, toured Cen- tral’s music department, and got to meet bands from other schools. In March, the Jazz Band went to Washing- ton State University for a jazz band festival that kept them busy for two days. 74 Band Guided by teacher Roger Marlow, Forestry stu- dents gain experience in “on-the-job” class. I. Lance Hamilton inspects a measuring job. 2. Darrin Breault in action. 3 Jim Andermon practices his climbing. 4 Dwayne McGehee grabbing limps 5. L. to R J. Pender- gaat. V. McCollum. D. McGehee. D. Breault. K. Haugen. J. Anderson. L. Hamilton. T. Everett. L. Martlnaon. D. Inks. P. Ickea. B. Campbell. 6. Alan Catchpole and crew check tree hights. Forestry 75 Students Club With A Little Help From My Friends Beatles 1. Usherettes Front Row L. To R Dee Dee Waldo. Carol Streepy. Karmen King, Back Row Jill Mitchell. Glenda Pope. Tracy Deamul. Trla Berg. Tina Beamy. Chria Suvak. 2. Officers L. to R : K. King; Soph. Rep., C. Link; President, W. Hoylman; Vice President, Advisor Mra. Coatea. Jill Mlapeclal eventa In the auditorium. The uaherettea are voted In at the end of the ninth grade year. The poaltlon la held until they graduate. Student’s Club is a service organization at White River. High- lights of the year included the Homecoming Assembly, Foot- ball Concessions, Barn Tolo, and the Parent Tea, which are annual traditions. The club is also responsible for the usher- ettes, who usher at all concerts, plays and special events in the auditorium. The usherettes are voted in at the end of the ninth grade year. The position is held until they graduate. 76 Students Club Ski Club Snowblind styx f Skiers screamed for joy as the snow started falling early in November, guaranteeing Ski Club members a long season of hitting the slopes. After the first snowfall, the Ski Club started to plan for their big trip. They looked at a lot of places but unanimously decided on one- Whistler, British Columbia. With the trip to Canada approaching fast, the Ski Club also started thinking about raising money to lower the costs of the trip. They held a dance on December 3, with the band “The Pack.” They also went haying, sold Christmas ornaments, chopped wood and sold candy sticks. 1. Ski club officers include ( L TO R ): Advisor R Thompson; K Kaelin. Treasurer; V. Cjenaur. Vice-President; L. Long. President. Not Pictured: J. Straub. Secretary. 2. ( 1st Row): S Wentz. B Trullinger, K Boyle. J. Dteringer. K. Kaelin ( 2nd Row): B Reed. L. Moe, J. Smith, M Morimoto. D. Reed, A Jones. M Shamseldin, T Heisserman, C. McIntosh ( 3rd Row): Advisor R Thompson. E Swanson. C. Osborn. M Kelly. M Dieringer, B Tascher, A. Thompson. S Boies. C Blanusa, P Thurston. V Chenaur. L. Long. K. Cosand. S. Talley, R Boies Ski Club 77 Foreign Exchange Livin’ In America -Donna Summer I. 1982-1983 Exchange Students: L. to R., Aol Kimura from Japan; Bernard Tas- cher from Germany; PankaJ Bhargava from India; Manabu Morimoto from Ja- pan. Not Pictured Mlchlro Yamoto from Japan. 2. Manabu Morimoto. Mlchlro Yamoto. and Aol Kimura at the Welcome Back assembly that started off the 1982-83 school year. 3. Officers, L to R. Front: S. Wentm. Pres.; V. Chenaur. Social Direc tor; Back: P. Bargava. Fundraiser; A. Ki- mura. Tres. J. Johnson. Sec. Not Pictured K. Kaelln. V. Pres. 4 Foreign Exchange members L. to R : Advisor Mrs. Hodglns. B. Tascher. P. Bhargava. M. Morimoto. G. Marts. A. Kimura. L. Long. S. Wenta. J. Johnson. V. Chanaur. E. Frellnger Japan, Germany and India. These are the countries that White River’s exchange stu- dents were from this past year There were 5 students living in Buckley attending White River this year 3 were from Japan, 1 from Germany and 1 from India-the most students that White River has ever hosted, and the Foreign Exchange was there to welcome them. The club's efforts were aimed at mak- ing these students feel more at home here in Buckley, by buying their A.S B. cards and T’Kopechucks for them, and by giving them a party on their Birthdays, at which food from their country is enjoyed by all Another of the club’s purposes was to en- courage White River students to become ex change students in other countries. High amounts of interest in the Freshman class has made Advisor. Sharon Hodglns. hope ful for a near future exchange student from our school 78 Foreign Exchange Future Farmers Of America Thank God I’m A country Boy •John Denver 1. Officers L. To R: R. Clark- son President. P. H x Vice President; R. Llghtburn Sec Tres.; R. HlrschelSen tinal: P. Meyer Reporter and Historian 2. F.F.A. Mem bers-L to R: Front S. Part. P. Meyer. L. Cole. K. Burnt. 2nd Row Advisor P. Rott, A. Red ord. C. Slreepy. J. Kurtnko. R. Hlrtchel. T. Botvin. D. Detmul. D. Toney. K. Bur- bank. R. Clarkson. Back Row: S. Robertson. J. Dunn. B. Rawton. G. Pope. P. Hit. R. Llghtburn. The White River F.F.A. Chapter was busy with various activities throughout the year. They held some of their traditional activities such as the chicken BBQ with the cooperation of the Enumclaw F.F.A. to raise money for the chapters. They also bought and arranged flowers for the corsages and boutineers for Homecoming. During the spring, the horticulture and the agriculture classes landscaped the Wilkeson Cemetery as a work exper- ience program. F.F.A. 79 Future Homemakers Of America Dirty Laundry Don Henley “Families and Futures,” the 1982-83 State theme, set the pace and gave White River’s F.H.A. club the ideas for their projects this year. F.H.A. ful- filled their “Families and Fu- tures” theme by holding sessions choosing such topics as Nutrition and Pregnancy, Pre-Natal Care, Choosing Parenthood and Health and Social Services. President Sherina Drtina led the President’s Workshop at the Fall Regional Meeting at Thom- as Jefferson High School in Fed- eral Way and organized this year’s fundraisers which includ- ed selling Smurf wrapping paper at Christmas time and selling Fa- vorite Recipes Series cookbooks in the Spring months. 1. (1st Row) M. Anderson. M. Stringfield. T. Perry, and S. Biship (2nd Row): R. Rice. J. Holy en. F. Vorak. S. Drtina. and K. Crone. 2. F.H.A. members meet during Activity period in December. 3. F.H.A. Officers: Historian Margaret Stringfield. Treasurer Michelle Ander- son. Advisor Alice Coate. Secretary Jill Holy an. Treasurer Faith Vorak. and President Sherina Drtina. Not Pictured is Vice-President Colleen Kendall. 80 F.H.A. Drama Who Can It Be Now -Men At Work I. 1st Row R to L: M. Thuotte. S. Loomis. D. Poole. 2nd Row: S. Kel- ley. J. Edge. K. Edison. E. Frelllnger. C. Ford. J. Mattblesen, J. Odanovich. G. Pope. D. Rlvlara. 3rd Row K. Knapp. K. Gates. E. Ingham. A. Rudder. P. Antrim. Back Row J. Thomas. S. Ashley. G. Drake 2 E. Frelllnger. and J. Matthlesen act out a frightening scene in a drama class. 3. Officers Front Row L to R: J. Edge. Tres. K. Gates. Sec. Back Row: C. Ford, Pres. E. Frelllnger. V Pres. 4 L. Long gives clues to her unknown cha rade, while A. Rudder. J. Johnson and J. Straub try to guess it. This was a year of firsts for Drama. The usually small class grew quite large as aspiring actors and actresses filled its ranks. It was also the first year that the class elected officers. Led by Pres. Candy Ford, the Drama Class set up fundraisers such as a bake sale, to help pay for their scripts. The group performed A Christmas Carol, Once Apon A Shoe, and The Mouse That Roared. Two Drama students, Pres Candy Ford and Tres. Jean Edge were chosen to attend Centrum, a drama workshop held in Port Townsend. This year made the third year that Candy Ford was chosen and the second year for Jean Edge. When one day A long time away I’m just thinking for awhile, I’ll look back at The people that Could always make me smile. •Darla Hill 1. An unidentifiable Band member. 2 Jeff Papenbrock 3. Pam Rumpza 4 Gordon Caudlllb Linda Long and Sharon Wentz 6. Dlahn Hill. Jeanna Johnson and Mar- nlta Grader 7 Mike Kelbaugh find Todd Morehouse 8 Ole Johnson. 82 Smile Photo Essay Football Tough Guys REO Speedwagon I •5 •art 84 Football It was a year of hard work and anticipation. The Hornet football team lived up to their high-ranking, despite a couple of unexpect- ed losses early in the year. The thrill of the season came on Homecoming night, when the Hornets demonstrated their ability to beat any team in the league, by beating State champions North Mason, 35-15. They didn’t take their eyes off a play-off spot until they traveled to 2nd place Port Townsend a week later and left with a 12-20 loss. White River closed out their year with a win over Foster, 13-9. This left them with a 6-3 win- loss record to be proud of. Awards given out this year were voted on by the team. Senior Kelly Boyle received “Team Captain,” “Most Inspirational,” and the “Tackling Award.” Senior Ron Inglln was given the “Coaches’ Award” by Mr. Funk, and Junior Mike Howard earned the “Blocking Award.” 1 Jeff Alfano A Jor Bauman ! Kelly Boyle 4 Leonard Breeden Tim Cabecelras 6 Gordon Caudill! Scott GoegebuerH Keith Hill 9 Carl Hlrachel 10. Hon Inglln 11 Dale Johnson 12. George Lyneaa 13 Bryan Padgett 14 Tom Prlea 15 Bryan Trulllnger 16. Asst coaches Deryl Ross a nil Jim Engmtrom 17. Coach Doug Funk. 18. Front K. Loomis. R. Inglln. G. Lyness. A. Catchpole. P. HI . M. Dlerlnger. S. Goegebuer. K. HUI. M. Waldo. L. Breeden. J. McGee. D. Johnson. 2nd B. Ashley. W. Marls. W. Wllcoxln. T. Hannon. M. Claunch. M. Howard. B. Trulllnger. T. Jay. J. Dlerlnger. B. Rawson. J. Allano. C. Hlrachel. D. Catchpole. A. Espinoza,. 3rd Mgr G. Forslund, Coach D. Funk. Ass t 5. Kirk. M. Williams. M. Madden. J. Bauman. R. Emry, B. Vestal. C. Gates. E. Swanson, G. Desmul. R. Knapp. Ass t J. Engstrom. Ass't D Ross. G. Fernandez. 4th R. Hlrachel. B. Campbell. B. Padgett. T. Pries. T. Desmul. T. Cabecelras. G. Caudill. B. Jeter. K. Boyle. B. VanSlckle. S. Goegebuer. A. Garrison, A. Wlckstrom. 19. Sophomore Alan Catchpole is injured in the 2nd halt of the White River-Orting game. Football 85 Football You Better Run -Pat Benatar 86 Football Pg. 86- 1. Quarterback Bryan Jeter completes his pass to Senior Keith Hill. 2 Junior Jeff Delrlnger completes a touchdown for White River. 3 Kelly Boyle is taken down by Orting’s vicious defense 4 End, Allen Garrison says, We did it! 5. Senior kicker Carl Hlrs- chelgoes for 3 Pg. 87 1 After 25 years of coaching. Doug Funk is still the nerve center of the team 2. Fullback Kelly Boyle breaks through tough Ort- ing defense. 3 George Lyness keeps Orting away from ball handler Steve Ev- ans. 4 Senior Steve Evans starts to gain yardage against Orting. 5 White River strong defense tackles Orting at tempts 6 Junior Quarterback Bryan Jeter gives Keith Hill the ball to try for a first down Football 87 Volleyball We Are Family Sister Sledge 88 Volleyball Again this year, the White River Volleyball team showed their strength, ability and endurance by paving the road to State for a 2nd time. They walked through season play with 14 wins and one non-league loss to Double A Tahoma, in which the scores were 13-15, 15-7, 13-15. This record allowed the girls to be Nisqually League Champions, then victories at District play also ranked them number 1 in districts 2 and 3. At the State Tournament in Finley, the Hornets found tougher play. They won their 1st match, lost the 2nd, won the 3rd, but lost the last two games, which qualified them as 7th in Single A State. “I would like to thank each of the girls for their contributions, for all the fun moments, and for the class act they have brought to the White River Volleyball Program, says Varsity Coach Trent Page. Awards this year went to Patty Thurston as “Most Inspirational”, Judy Straub and Marnlta Grader as “Most Improved” and Patty Thurston also re- ceived “Team Captain . The J.V. team did just as well as the varsity team, which made Coach Dianne Campbell proud. “A good majority of them will be moving on to varsity, and that, in itself, is a sign of success”. Senior Mlchlyo lha was voted “Most Improved”, Junior Vicki Porter was “Most Inspirational”, and Toni Uhls was this year’s Captain. 1 Carol Blanusa 2. Vicki Chenaur 3. Marnlta Grader 4 Karl Kaelln 5. Sheila Loomis 6. Judy Straub 7. Allison Thuotte 8 Patty Thurston. (No Picture Available Caren Pemberton) 9 One big happy family. 10. (front): J. Ickes. J. Williamson. M. Grader. K. Kaelln. V. Chenaur. C. Pem- berton. 2nd: D. Campbell. C. Blanusa. P. Thurston. L. Robertson. J. Straub. A. Thuotte. S. Loomis. T. Page. 11. Junior Lisa Robertson spikes in a close game with North Mason 12. Coach Trena Page calls a time-out before the game point against North Mason 13. North Mason falls victim to a Carol Blanusa spike 14 State Competition puts the Volleyball players in with tough playing teams Senior Karl Kaelln gives it her best Volleyball 89 J.V. Volleyball Over The Net •The Seezmores 90 J.V. Volleyball 1 J V player Pollie Hansen lakes the ball over 2 J V team 1st T. Uhls. T. Hamilton. P. Hansen. C. Day. D. Ford. 2nd: T. Berg. P. Hansen. D. Campbell. M. Iha. V. Porter. 3rd T. Rlehm. S. Loomis. J. Thomas. J. Hensler. 3 Coach Dianne Campbell rowdies up the team 4 Pollie Hansen. Jenny Thomas. Jane Hensler and Dawn Ford rest a bit during the North Mason game 5 Patty Hansen blocks an attempted North Mason spike 6 Freshman Jane Hensler serves for the game point against North Mason The J V won the game 141 7 A good spike is made by Varsity player Sheila Loomis as Patty Thurston covers 8 The Varsity team gets themselves psyched for the approaching match Volleyball 91 Tennis All Out Of Love -Air Supply Most people will tell you to “Save the best for last,” but the Hornet girls’ tennis team had their best match as their season opener on Sept. 13. They traveled to Va- shon to beat the eventual league champions, 4-1. The Hornets also ended their season on a winning note, with a victory over Eatonville, 4-1. In between these two matches the Hornets earned 5 more wins and 4 losses, ending with a 7-4 record. This was good enough to finish league play in 3rd place behind Vashon and Charles Wright. Six Varsity players participated in sub-districts on Nov. 4. Although the Hornets effort shone, the com- petition was too tough and none of White River’s players placed. Returning from last year were six of the seven varsity players. The J.V. team consisted of four Freshman and one Junior. Senior Jeanna Johnson was voted this year’s “Most Inspirational” player by the members of the ten- nis team. 92 Tennis 1 Coach Don Smetheram 2 1982 Tennis Team (top to bottom) D. Smetheram. L. Long. S. Wentz, J. Johnaon. D. Hill. M. McDonald. M. Johnaon. K. Coaand. J. VanSlckle. P. Talley, and A. Jonea. Not Pictured: Llaa Moe. 3 Senior Linda Long 4 Senior Sharon Wentz 5. Senior Jeanna Johnaon 6 1st doubles partner. Darla Hill, serves to Marcy Johnaonduring a Practice. 7. Jeanna Johnaon. 2nd singles, gets ready for the upcoming Eaton ville match 8. The only Freshman Varsity player, Marcy Johnaon. was 2nd doubles her first year 9. 4 year tennis player Sharon Wentz warms up for Foster 10. Madeline McDonald. 1st doubles, waits for her partner’s return. Tennis 93 Boys Varsity Basketball Hit Me With Your Best Shot •Pat Benetar When the Hornets edged past Steilacoom on January 28, 55-54, in a game dedicated to the memory of Lila Johnson, it was special. But when it was Lila’s own son. Ole, that drove in the winning layup with only 12 seconds left to play, it was, as Coach John Hyppa put it, “a story-book finish.” A near win over Class AA Spanaway Lake on December 29 created just about as much excitement for the home crowd of White River. The Eastern division of the Nisqually League produced some difficult play for the Hornets this year. Had it not been for four tough, close losses to league opponents, the basketball team could very well have made it to the play-offs at the end of the season. A win over Eatonville on February 15 wrapped up the 1983 home season for White River, 63-61. With one game yet to play, the league record for the Hornets was 5-11. Leading the team in scoring this year were Junior Bryan Jeter and Senior Kelly Boyle. Jeter, at 6’3”, was also one ot the top rebounders in the league. “This year’s Seniors added a lot of character and experience to the team, while the underclassmen and Juniors give White River hope for a bright and promising future, were Coach Hyppa's comments. 94 - 9 1 Coach Hyppa 2 Carl Hlrschel 3 Kelly Boyle 4 John Ralhl 5 Ole Johnson b Bryan Trulllnger 1 Bottom Row L to R Mike Williams, Joe Mills, Bryan Trulllnger. Carl Hlrschel. Back Row: Coach Hyppa. Ole Johnson. Bryan Jeter. Ron Drake. John Ralhl, Kelly Boyle. 8. John Ralhl puts in up for two over Tacoma Baptist defenders. 9. Ron Drake stretches to gain control of the ball 10 Ole Johnson dominates the ball and the court in a game against Enumclaw. 11. Kelly Boyle shoots for two. 10 Boys Basketball 95 Boys J.V. Basketball We’re On Our Way -Audion With hopes of making Varsity next year, White River’s Boys JV Basketball team set out to prove just how good they were. The strength of the five juniors helped to secure the team a League record of 10 wins and 1 loss, which was against Eatonville. The team, led by Coach Engstrom, im- proved their performance throughout the year until they were an excellent basketball team, ready to take on even the toughest opponent. 96 Boys Basketball 1. Bottom row L to R Jeff Dieringer. Mike Eppard. Todd Jay. Craig Goegebuer. Mike Howard. Bob Ashley. Top row Jim Engstrom. Mike Madden. Bryan Jensen. Mike Monks. Jeff Kimball. Brett VanSlckle. Terry Frlese. Greg Fernandes. Mgr Brad Eppard. 2 Anger flares up as Brett VanSlckle goes for rebound. 3. Ole Johnson hit’s them with his best shot. 4 Bry- an Jeter struggles for the ball 5 Ron Drake goes up high for a tough shot. 6. John Raihl smashes through opponents Boys Basketball 97 Girls Varsity Basketball Straight To The Top •Sammy Hagar With the experience and talent of seven seniors, three juniors and two sophomores. White River’s Girls Varsity Basketball Team proved to be one of the top teams in the Nisqually League. The team showed great spirit, intensity and consistency throughout the season, which enabled them to qualify for District Play-Offs for the third consecu tive year. Leading scores for the year were Carol Blanusa and Karl Kaelln. Leading in rebounds were Patty Thurston and Gerl Drake. The steady play of Vicki Chenaur and Penny Vlsnaw combined with the bench play of Tina Rlehm. and Sue Davis, proved to be a very positive factor that contributed to the overall team effort. The enthusiasm and positive attitudes of Lorraine and Vicki Porter, Sheila Loomis. Lisa Moe, and Lisa Robertson made for a strong team effort. Lead by Coach Trena Page, it proved to be a very good season for White River’s Girls Basketball team. 98 Girls Basketball 1. Coach Trena Page 2. Kari Kaelin 3. Carol Blanusa 4 Sheila Loomis 5. Vicki Chenaur 6. Lorraine Porter 7. Geri Drake 8. Patty Thurston 9. Bottom Row L to R: Vicki Chenaur, Vicki Porter, Patty Thurston, Kari Kaelin, Sheila Loomis Back Row: Penny Visnaw, Tina Riehm, Carol Blanusa, Geri Drake. Lisa Robertson. Sue Davis, Lorraine Porter, Coach Trena Page 10. Geri Drake goes against a Steilacoom defender 11. Patty Thurston manuevers against guard. 12. Kari Kaelin looks for an opening. Girls Basketball 99 J.V. Girls Basketball One On One - Hall Oates 1. Bottom Row L to R Jenny Thornes. Connie Hartley. Carrie Inglln. Peggy Knight. Marci Johnson. Michiru Yamato. Back Row Jody Odonovich. Marcy McDougall. Pam Talley. Kris Shmita. Jana Hart. Lisa Moe. Robin Grader. Dee Dee Moriarty. Kathy Johnsey 2. Kris Shmita attempts to put on up 3. Dee Dee Moriarty shoots for two 1. Senior Vicki Chenaur shows her stuff as she beats 11 to the rebound 2. Sue Davis blocks out a Steilacoom opponent 3. Geri Drake sets a screen for White River 4 Senior Carol Blanusa anxiously awaits a re- bound. Girls Basketball 101 Wrestling Hold On Tight- Electric Light Orchestra Inexperience was the main concern for the White River wrestlers, this year, as the Hornets were basically a young team built around a core of Senior letterman With four out of the first five weight classes being filled by Freshmen, Coach Dave Brame started out the season with strong reservations about the possible success of his team. But when the Hornets started to win their league matches, it was those four Freshmen plus Senior Bill Ratliff turning in steady performances all year long that built a strong base from which the rest of the team could work with. Early in the season. Coach Brame realized the potential of his team and with the power of the Seniors and the ability of the underclass- men, White River ended their league play with a 5-3 record. The sub-regional tournament on February 5, in Orting, put the Hornets to the test, again, and White River proved its ability to walking away with the Championship and eight wrestlers continuing on to Regionals, five being Seniors, three being Freshmen. Qualifying for State competition by placing fourth or above at the Regional contest on February 12 were 122 lb. Senior and Regional Champ Bill Ratliff and 115 lb. Freshman Danny Catchpole, 4th at Regionals. 102 Wrestling 1 Senior Keith Hill 2 Senior Bryan Padgett 3. Senior George Lynesa 4 Senior Darrell Poole 5 Senior Kent Moe 6. Senior Bill Ratliff 7. Varsity Wrestling (Front Row): Manager A. Gallagher. (Middle Row): 101 lb T. Morgan. 108 lb A. Wlckstrom. 115 lb D. Catchpole. 122 lb B. Ratliff. 129 lb R. Hlrschel. 135 lb L. McVay. (Back Row): 135 lb D. Poole. 141 lb B. Klein. 148 lb K. Hill. 158 lb K. Moe. 168 lb A. Catchpole. 178 lb B. Padgett. 190 lb. G. Lynesa. Coach Brame and Assistant Coach Gibson. 8 Bill Ratliff wishes Rawson Hlrschel luck in his match against Eaton ville. 9 Ben Klein helps Keith Hill prepare for Regional competition 10 State qualifyers. Bill Ratliff and Danny Catchpole practice before Regionals 11 Sub-Regional Champ at 101 lbs Tom Morgan is taken down by Rawson Hlrschel. 12. Assistant coach Jerry Gibson and Head Coach Dave Brame. 13. J.V. Team: C. Hedges. M. Fields. T. Harrington and R. Trommler. Wrestling 103 In Remembrance Someone Special Steve Miller We dedicate our book this year to the memory of Elsie Rich. For many years she was a teacher, Annual advisor and friend to all fortunate enough to have known her at White River. With her pass ing, we recognize a final time the inspiration of her life. 104 Dedication Editor’s Page Dreamin’ Is Easy -Steel Breeze We. the Annual Staff, have spent much time and effort in hope that the memories of the 1982-83 school year have been brought together in one book for you. The 1983 T’Kopechuck is unique in that we have used many new ideas to enhance the overall quality of our book. A new addition that we are very proud of is the publication of a Spring Supplement. I would liek to thank the staff for all the long hours and hard work they put into the preparation of this book. They could never be thanked enough A special lady that 1 want to mention is our former advisor Mrs Annette Jones. A teaching job at Sumner High School took her from us early in the school year. I would like to thank her for her selection of a wonderful staff and for her continuous support and confidence in me. Moving in as our new advisor was Mr Merv Such. The 1983 T’Kopechuck wouldn't have been possible if it wasn t for all the hard work and countless number of hours of his own time he donated in helping us meet each deadline. Thank you Mr Such from the entire staff We couldn’t have done it without you! Also, there are two special people in my life to whom I owe endless thanks to. It is because of them that 1 am able to be a part of this book. They are my parents, Earl and Gladys Hill. Thanks mom and dad for everything. You’re the greatest friends as well as parents a daughter could ever have. Well Seniors, we’ve reached another turning point in our lives and it’s time to say good-bye to ol’ White River High School. We’ve shared many happy times together but especially in the last four years. Treasure the friends and experiences you have had here, for they have taught you more than a math book or science experiment ever could. They will be a part of you for the rest of your life Now is the time we’ve been waiting for. we must start our new lives. I sincerely hope that your dreams are what the future reveals. Everything you want to accomplish is within yourself. Only you have the power to see your goals realized. Don t let anyone or anything baracade your road to success. By being yourself and thinking positively throughout your life, you will find the biggest success of all: self happiness Periodically reminisce through the precious memories on these pages and remember how simple, yet sometimes so complex, our lives were Appreciate these memories, happy or sad. because you will never be the same again I wish the best of luck to each one of you in seeing your dreams come true. May you have a beautiful life filled with happiness, prosperity, and lots of love God Bless. Diahn M Hill Editor’s Page 105 Annual Staff Famous Last Words Supertramp 108 Annual Staff Sign-Off Patrons Dr. J. G. Adams, M.D. William E. Biljan, M.D. Stephan W. Brooks, D.D.S. John D. Ericson, M.D. Robert W. Morris, D.O. Ralf H. Reed, D.D.S. Daniel H. Ryning, D.D.S., P.S. Mark A. Seaburg, O.D. Ralph K. Zech, M.D. Enumclaw Medical Surgical Clinic Rainier Foothills Medical Center Farr Gustafson, Attorneys-At-Law The 1983 Annual Staff deeply appreciates the support of the above Professional Patrons! Thank You! Jim’s Pharmacy, Inc. JIM WHEALDON, R. Ph. 3021 Griffin Avenue Enumclaw, WA 98022 PHONE: 825-6523 ENUMCLAW AUTO REBUILD Auto Body Repair • Free Estimates Glass Installation 1942 Railroad Ave. Dave Maris Louis Pedersen Enumclaw, Wa 98022 (206) 825-2981 LEE RESTAURANT LARRY ROYER TIRE CENTER 110 Griffin Ave 1817 Cole St Enumclaw Wa 98022 Enumclaw, WA Open 7 Days Breakfast-Lunch-Dinner 98022 206-825-1676 Corliss Ready Mix Artie called our meetings to order, as he was the President. Ruth 29410 ENUMCLAW HiWy 410 was there to make sure our constitution was never bent; Carl went ENUMCLAW WA. 98022 to other schools to represent White River High; Lorraine took 825-2577 down the minutes; She didn’t let a word pass her by; Patty always made a magnificent Vice President; 1 feel at times she didn’t say “Concrete Driveways are best” exactly what she meant; Mary Kay kept the calendar and asked Crushed Rock, Sand, Gravel, Fill for the “dates” approval; If anyone got out of hand. Artie asked for their removal; Marsha gave the report on our financial situa- tion; The amount spent was more than made, all but on one occasion; Student Council bought 10 slaves to clean up the Home- coming show, but the slaves lucked out as the horses decided to keep it to a low; We gave some money to the cheerleaders to support the Volleyball team. 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