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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1984 volume:

1984 T’KOPECHCICK White River High School 240 North A Street Buckley, Washington Editor: Darla D. Hill Advisor: Merv Such .v - % % . .. W iwk Table Of Contents Theme Introduction 2 Faculty 9 Seniors 18 Juniors 36 Sophomores 42 Freshmen 48 Activities 55 Sports 75 Supplement 112 Ads 125 6-Theme Essay TO SMILE. . . Theme Essay-7 . . . TO LIVE 8-Theme Introduction Keith Banks Mathematics Dianne Campbell Health PE. Gary Cleasby Band Doug Funk History Athletic Director White River Faculty Alice Coate Claudia Coles Susan Criswell Jim Engstrom Home Economics Librarian Spanish English Mathematics Sue Garrett Carolyn Geyer Bill Hodder Sharon Hodgins English Counselor World History Mech. Drawing French World Geography Geography Faculty-9 Vicki Ireland Special Ed Bernard McGuinness Science Joan Owens English Harriet Ross English World Geography Trena Page Cindy Peterson Linda Purcell Daryl Ross Physical Ed. Basic English Choir Drama Metal Shop Math Russell Rudolph Gary Sambila Connie Silvernail Donald Smetheram P.E. History Wood Shop English Writing Civics World Problems 0 10-Faculty Merv Such English Annual Robert Thompson Science T.S.E Janice Wall Art Bus Drivers Dave Wytko Counselor Bus Drivers (standing. I r) are Bambi Thawsh. Teresa Olson. Vicki Gorsuch. Cora Lee Johnson. Judy Marine. Mary Hutala. Marilynn Grader (kneeling. I r) Randy Gregg. June Johnson. Patty McGeehee. Shelly Satherwaite. Dolores Storm Faculty 11 District Administration 1. Superintendent Richard D. Andrews works hard to keep a balanced budget 2. Administration secretaries take time off to get their picture taken. School Board Members: 3. Chairman John Clay 4 Ella Robertson 5. Sam Madden 6. Van Madden 7 Joe Albert 12 Faculty High School Administration 1. Vice Principal. Bill Huebner. finishes a third year at White River 2. High School secretaries Robbie Lapin. Dorothy Meis and Sue Hines. 3. Dorothy and Robbie keep the office running smooth 4 Principal Lee Knight at one of his many duties—speaking at Homecoming. 5. Head Secretary Sue Hines keeps the books up-to-date. Faculty-13 Spirit Week Spirit Week Brings Out White River’s Best The game was 5 days away, but White River's student body was preparing for it as early as possible. Spirit Week began on Monday. October 24. with enthusiastic Hornets coming to school in their pajamas. On Tues day. Sporty clothing was seen, as Sports Day was the theme. Wednesday brought out the best of our “All My Children and ATeam fans, as it was Opal Gardner Mr. T Day. We relived the '50's on Thursday and Friday gave us the chance to pretend we lived in California, as it was Beach Bum Day. A bonfire on Thursday and a Pep Assembly on Friday were other activities we participated in to help get our football team ready for their game against the Port Townsend Redskins. Friday night. 14 Spirit Week 1 The Unknown Clown” (Todd Morehouse) entertains football fans at halftime. 2 Beth Henderson gets into Punk Rock Day. 3. Danielle Reed and Missy Trullinger show how the Hornets can overcome the Redskins on their Sophomore float. 4 Sherri Pries Models her P.J.s on Pajama Day. 5 White River's famed Punk Rockers Kim Cosand. Madeline McDonald. Todd Morehouse. Sherrill Talley and Jackie Jos wick 6. The Freshmen Reveal their true selves. 7. Ms Wall. Mrs. Campbell, and Miss Page get into the action on Sports Day Spirit Week 15 HOMECOMING 1983 QUEEN PENNY KING JOE We've Got Tonight,” set the theme, Joe Mills and Penny Visnaw were crowned Homecoming King and Queen on October 26, 1983. Members of the Royal Court were Vicki Porter, Ron Drake, Janine Williamson, Jeff Dieringer, Lisa Robertson, Bryan Jeter, Tammy Guillot and Mike Howard. Guest speakers from the Class of 1959 were Merle Carlson and Dick Roney. Friday night’s Homecoming Football game highlighted the week’s activities, as our White River Hornet’s ended 3rd ranked Port Townsend’s nine-game winning streak, 8-0. The Homecoming Dance was held at the Wilkeson Gymnasium on Saturday night, with Cloud-Nine providing the music. The dance lasted from 7:00-10:00 p.m. 16-Homecoming I Queen Penny Visnaw and King Joe Mills. 2. The 1984 Homecoming Court: Vicki Porter. Ron Drake. Janine Williamson. Jeff Dieringer. Lisa Robertson. Bryan Jeter. Tammy Guillot. and Mike Howard. Queen Penny and King Joe are seated 3. Ushers and Usherettes for the evening were: Darla Hill. Mike Williams. Phyllis Strub. Mike Shamseldin. Sydney Ashley. Brian Campbell. Toni Uhls. Jeff Stock. Jamie DesMarais. Todd Morehouse. Terry Balliet. Darren Breault. and Lynn O'Connor. 4 Jeanine Pries and Jill Mitchell, representatives from the host of the Coronation—Student s Club, were the Mistresses of Ceremonies . . . TO BE PROUD Senior Can-19 Tina Marie Akers Moose” James L. Anderson Jr. Jim “Sammy Golf-2, 3. 4; For- estry-2, 3, 4 Linda Denise Arrants Crazy One Wrestling Auxiliary- 1, 2, 4: Students Club-3. 4 Sydney Jean Ashley Syd Pep Club-1; Track-1; Usher- ette 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir-2, 3. 4; Home- coming Usherette-4 Terry Lea Balliet Pep Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Students Club 1. 2; Tennis-2; Ski Club-4; Home- coming Usherette-4 Darla Justine Bauman Dar Pep Club-1. 2. 3, President 4: Second Period Rep-2; Concert Choir-2, 3; Swing Choir-4; Tennis- 4; Baseball-4 Tris Renae Berg Poo Triswa Basketball-1; Usherette-1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club-1, 3, 4. Points Chairman-2, Vice Presi- dent 4; Honor Society-3, 4; Volley- ball-3, 4; Basketball Mgr-4 Brenda Lynn Bishop Puddles Pep Club-4; F.F.A.-4; Track-4 Rob Boies Tracy S. Bolvin Mr. Ed Wrestling Auxiliary 1,2; F.F.A. 1, 2, 3: Annual Staff 4 Darren Micheal Breault Derwood Forestry-2. 3, 4; Golf- 2, 3. 4; Football Spotter-2. 3, 4: Basketball Stat.-3, 4; Homecom- ing Usher 4; Annual Staff-4 Brian Douglas Campbell Nose Football-1, 3, 4; Forestry- 2, 3: Homecoming Usher-4 22-Seniors Tina Akers Jim Anderson Linda Arrants Sydney Ashley Terry Balliet Darla Bauman Tris Berg Brenda Bishop Rob Boies Tracy Bolvin Darren Breault Brian Campbell Troy Clark Steve Craw to vM Dave Dalton Tracy Desmul Larry Claunch Cheryl Culpepper Jamie Des Marais Jeff Dieringer Troy Alan Clark “Mouse” F.F.A. 2. 3, 4 Larry Wayne Claunch Kimberley Anne Cosand Kimmer” Key Club-1, 2, Secre- tary-3; Pep Club-1,2, 3; Ski Club-1, 2. 3, 4; Student Council-2; Swing Choir 2, 3; Honor Society 2, 3. 4; Tennis-3 Steve Craw Cheryl Culpepper Christy Joan Culver Prunella” Pep Club-1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir-1.3, 4; Swing Choir- 2. 3; Wrestling Auxiliary-2, 3. 4; Drama 4 David Dalton Dave” Tacoma Junior Sympho- ny 1; Concert Band 1. 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Stage Band-1. 2. 3. 4. Tacoma Youth Symphony 2, 3, 4 Jamie Lynn DesMarais James” Students Club-1, 2; Con- cert Choir-1,2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Student Council-1, 2. 3, 4; Annual Staff-3. Asst. Editor 4; Track-3. 4; Homecoming (Jsherette4 David R. Desmul “Dave” Football-1; Baseball-1; F.F.A. 1, 3; Wrestling-2; Ski Club 4 Tracy Marie Desmul “T.D. Softball 1; Usherette 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club-1, 3, 4; Honor Soci- ety-3. 4; Softball Stat 3, ; Football Stat.-4 Jeffrey Thomas Dieringer “J.D.” Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Basket ball 1. 3; Track-2; Class Vice Presi dent-2; Baseball-3, 4; Ski Club President 4; Homecoming Court 4 Ronald Lee Drake “Stallion” Basketball !, 2. 3. 4 23 Donna Ava Maria Dunn F.H.A. l; Pep Club-1. 2. 3; Stu dents Club-1, 2. Rep.-3, 4; Wres- tling Auxiliary-2 Terry Wayne Everett “T.N.P. Forestry-2, 3; F.F.A.-2, 3 Brenda Marie Fister Bender Fender Band-1, 2, 3; Concert Choir-1,2, 4; Stage Band- 2; Swing Choir-2, 3. President-4: Drama-4 Randall Ray Flork Porky Football-1 Gary Forslund Ellsworth C. Freilinger Ells Drama-1, 2, 3, Vice Presi- dents, 4; Foreign Exchange-1, 2, 3, 4; Football Spotter-2, 3. 4; Stu- dent Council 2, 3, 4, 4: 2nd Period Rep.-4 Daniel B. French Rex Gallion Cheryl Lynn Goegebuer Charlie Pep Club-1, 2: Band I, 2, 3. 4 Craig Steven Goegebuer Marching Band 1; Basketball-1, 2, 3; Track 1.2.3. 4; Football 1.2.3. 4; Key Club 1, 2. 3. 4 Joel Marie Grove Joy F.H.A.-2; Tennis-2 Tammy Lynn Guillot Wrestling Auxiliary-1, 2. 3: Pep Club-1,2, 3. 4; Tennis 2; Wrestling Cheerleader-2; Honor Society-4; Class Sec. Treas.S Homecoming Court4 Donna Dunn Randy Flork Dan French Craig Goegebuer Brenda Fister Terry Everett Gary Forslund Ellsworth Freilinger 24 Seniors Jim Hall Mike Howard Julie Irons Kathy Johnsey r Lance Hamilton Cheri Ickes Tina Jenkins Shannon Kelly Bryan Jeter Keith Knapp Jim Hall 2nd Period Rep.J, 4; Golf-2, 3, 4 Lance Alan Hamilton ‘ Hamm Bone Football-1, 2, 3, 4; Forestry Officer-2, 3, 4; Baseball-3 Darla Dawn Hill DarBar Freshman Basketball Stat. I; Pep Club 1,2,3; Key Club 1, Secretary-2, Vice President-3; Wrestling Cheerleader 2, Queen 3; Wrestling Auxiliary-2, 3, 4; Tennis- 2, 3, 4; Junior Achievement Fina- list-3; Annual-3, Editor-4; Wres- tling Stat 4; Homecominq (Jsher ette-4 Michael Lawrence Howard Howie Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Football 1, 2. 3, 4: Baseball-1, 2, 3. 4; Bas- ketball-1. 3; Ski Club-4; Class Vice President 4; Annual-4; Homecom- ing Court 4 Cheri Alane Ickes Band-1; Pep Club-1 Tamae lha Julie Ann Irons Choir-1,2; Pep Club-1,2, 3, 4; Hon- or Society-3, President-4; Student Council-3, 4 Tina Jenkins Tina I Key Club-1; Pep Club I, 2, 3; Wrestling Auxiliary-!, 3, 4; Wrestling Aux. Vice President-2; Softball-1, 2, 4; Students Club-3, Rep.-4 Bryan Lynn Jeter E$ry 2nd Period Rep.-l; Choir-1, 2, 3. 4; Football-1.2. 3. 4; Baseball- 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball-2, 3, 4; Class President-4; Homecoming Court 4 Kathryn Ann Johnsey Poopsie Concert Choir 1; Pep Club-1. 2, 3. 4; Annual Staff-3, 4; Basketball Mgr.-3, 4; Volleyball Scorekeeper 4: 2nd Period Rep. 4; Honor Society-4 Shannon Kelley Redhead Pep club-2; Drama-2, 3; Student council-3; F.F.A.4 Keith Wayne Knapp FootballJ. 2, 3: Wrestling-1, 2. 3; Drama-3, 4 Seniors-25 Jeff Kuranko Patrick Leitner Pat Tricky” Band l, 2, 3, 4: Stage Band l, 2, 3, 4; Key Club-1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2 Leesa Marie Lynch SoftballJ; Wrestling Auxiliary-1, 2; Ski Club 1. 2. 4; Key Club 3. 4: Students Club-1, 2, 3, 4 Kelly Rae Lyon Kel Bongo Pep Club-2, 3, 4; Wrestling Auxiliary-2, 3; Ski Club- 4; Club4; Cheerleading-4 Louis Marringer Louis R. Martinson Big Lou Football !; Baseball-2; Football Managr-3; Basketball Manager-3 Jeff W. Matchette Football I Paula Mays Joseph Earl Mills Joro Football-1, 2; Basketball-1, 2, 3. 4; Baseball l, 2, 3. 4; Honor Society Treasurer-3; A.S B. Presi- dent-4; Homecoming Court-4 Todd Allen Morehouse Squad Moreshak” Football!; Marching Band-1, 2. 3, 4; Jazz En- semble 1, 2, 3, 4; Wind Ensemble 1.2. 3, 4; Wrestling-3. 4; Key Club 1.3, 4; Key Club Vice President-4; Band President-4; Homecoming (Jsher 4 Madeline Kay McDonald Mad Frosh Class Secretary-!; Tennis-1, 2. 3; Key Club-1; Pep Club-1, 2, 3; Swing Choir-2, 3; Wrestling Auxiliary-2, 3, 4; Cheer- leader-2. 3; Honor Society-2. 3, 4; Wrestling Aux. Secretary 3 Dwayne Lee McGehee Dune’s Basketball-1; Golf-2. 3. 4; Forestry-2. 3, 4 26-Seniors Pat Leitner Louis Marringer Paula Mays Madeline Me Donald Leesa Lynch Lou Martinson Joe Mills Dwayne Me Gehee Lynn O’Connor Carl Osborne Sharon Pierce Russell Powell Jody Odanovich Jay Pendergast Jason Poole Dianne Pyle Curt O’Neil Jenny Peterson Vicki Porter Mike Ramsey Lynn Marie O’Connor “Okie’’ Lynno” Pep Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Honor Society 3. 4; Football Stat 4; Annual Staff 4; Ski Club 4; Homecoming Usherette 4 Jody Odanovich Jo Pep Club I. 2; Foreign Ex change2; Softball2; Basketball Mgr. 2, 3; Ski Club2. 3. 4: Volley ball Stat. 3: Drama 3. Secretary 4 Curtis O’Neil Carlton Thomas Osborn OZ” Ski Club 1, 2. 3. 4: Stage Band 1, 2. 3. 4 James Roland Pendergast “Jay Track 1; Forestry 2. Presi dent-3, 4 Jennifer Anne Peterson Jenny” Basketball Stat. 1; Soft ball 1; Pep Club 1, 2. 3. Treasurer 4; Students Club 1. 3, 4; Wrestling Auxiliary-2: Mascot 3; 2nd Period Rep. 3; Honor Society 3. 4; Usher ette 3, 4; Student Council 3. 4; Concert Choir 4 Sharon Elaine Pierce Jason Kenneth Pool Art-1, 2. 3, 4; Drama 4 Vicki Renee Porter “Vic Students Club 1; Student Council 1.2.3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3. 4. Freshmen Pep Club Rep. 1; Bas- ketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Honor Society 2. 3, 4: Class Rep. 2. 3. 4: Softball-2. 3: Volleyball 2. 3. 4: Annual Staff 3. 4: Football Stat. 4: Homecom ing Court 4 Russell D. Powell Russ Band-1. 2. 3, 4; Marching Band 1.2. 3. 4: Stage Band 1.2. 3, 4; Key Club-2, 3, 4 Geraldine Dianne Pyl ‘Dianne Band-1, 2. 3. 4; Key Club 1. 2, 3. 4: Softball 2. 3, 4 Mike Ramsey Seniors27 Anna Lee Redford Fred” Noodle” FFA-3, 4 Brigette Lynn Reed Brig” Dairy Judging Team 1, 2; Wrestling Auxiliary 1. 2; FFA1, Vice President2; Ski Club I, 2. 3, 4; Honor Society 2, 3; Pep Club2, 3, Points Chairman 4 Charles Anthony Roberts Mansion Bobby” Tammara Ann Roberts Tam Pep Club2, 3; Student Club 3 Lisa Renee Robertson Ed” Ski Club-1; Students Club-1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Volleyball I, 2, 3. 4; Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4; Annu- al-2. 3, 4; Asst. Editor3. 4; 2nd Period Rep 3; Concert Choir 3; Stu dent Council 3. 4; Homecoming Court 4 Tomoko Irene Sawada Student Club 4; Foreign Ex change-4 Laina Melinda Schuler Lain Lain” FFA2. 3, 4 Michael Sam Shamseldin ' Mike” Key Club-1,2. 3; Ski Club- 1.2. 3. 4; Football 2. 4; Golf 2. 3. 4; Honor Society-3, 4; Homecoming Usher 4 Shelly Ann Shelton Pep Club I, 2; Students Club 1. 2 Sandra Marie Smith Sandi” Students Club 1, 2: Wres tling Auxiliary 1.2, 3, 4; Wrestling Stat.,-1, 2, 3, 4; Track-1. 2. 3. 4; Usherette-1. 2. 3. 4 Delbert Sorenson Jeffery T. Stock Football !; Baseball 1, 2. 3, 4 Anna Redford Tammy Roberts Laina Schuler Sandi Smith Brigette Reed Lisa Robertson Chuck Roberts Tomoko Sawada Mike Shamseldin Delbert Sorenson Shelly Shelton Jeff Stock 28 Seniors Jeann Marie Strub A Jeann Strub Jim Sveinson Phyllis Strub Jami Swift Kathy Stumpff Stacy Swift Sherrill Talley Corrine Thieman Ann Marie Thompson Aleda Tinney Randel Tiongson Kim Toney Phyllis Ann Strub Phil Student club-1: Pep Club-1. 2, 3, 4; Honor Society-4: A.S.B. Treasurer-4: Annual Staff 4; Homecoming Usherette-4; Volley- ball Stat. 4; Football Stat.-4 Kathlene Michelle Stumpff Kat Students Club-1; FFA2, 3. 4 James Donald Sveinson James Concert Choir-1, 2; Se- lect Choir-3 Jami Lynn Swift Honor RollJ, 2. 3. 4; Drama-2; Principal's List-3; Honor Society-3. 4 Stacy Ann Swift Stac Drama-1. 2; Budget Com mittee 3: Honor Society-3, 4 Sherrill Talley Shrill Class Rep.-l: Key ClubJ. 2. 3. 4; Softball 1, 2. 3. 4: Student Council l, 3: Pep Club-2. 3. 4; Ski Club-2, 3, 4; Honor Society-2, 3, 4; 2nd Period Rep-3: Annual Staff Photographer-4 Della Corrine Thieman Corny Concert Choir-1, 2 Anne-Marie Thompson Anne Baseball Stat.-l; Stage Band 1. 2; Key Club I. 2. 3, 4; Band 1, 2. 3, 4: Ski Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Foreign Exchange-2: Softball-2. 3, 4 Aleda Tinney John Randell Tiongson Randell Exchange Student from the Philipines Kimberly Dawn Toney Kim Seniors 29 Toni LaRee Ghls Tonith” Concert Choir I; Stu dents Club 1, 2; Volleyball-1. 2. 3, 4: Pep Club-1. 2, 3, 4; Student Council I, 2, 3, 4; Track-2, 3; Homecoming Usherette 4 Sharone Rebecca Arlene Vertz Pep Club-1; Track-1, 2; Key Club I. 4 Penny Marie Visnaw Pen' 2nd Period Rep. 1; Pep Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4: Concert Choir-2; Secretary-2; Softball-2. 3, 4; Vice President-3; Honor Society-3, 4; Swing Choir 3, 4; Tennis4; A.S.B. Secretary-4; Homecoming Court 4 Stephen Pete Werner Mikel White Love Warrior” Martial Arts-4 Christina Carol Whitmore Whitless” Pep Club-1. 2, 3, Sec. 4; Concert Choir-1,2. 3, Vice Presi dent4; Softball Stat.-3; Swing Choir 4; Football Stat. 4; Honor So- ciety 4 Michael David Williams Doggie” Football I. 2. 3, 4; Bas ketball 1, 2. 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer-2, 3; Annual Staff 4. Homecoming Usher-4 Janine Marie Williamson Bubble Head” Basketball Stat. 1; Pep Club-1. 4; Volleyball 1. 2. 3, Co-Captain4; Basketball-2; Stu dent Council 2. 3, 4; Choir 2, Presi- dent 4; Wrestling Auxiliary Stat. 3; Class President 3; Calendar Per son 4; Homecoming Court 4 Barbara Jane Willing Barb” Band-1. 2. 3; FFA-2; Pep Club-2, 3. 4; Honor Society-3. 4; A.S.B Presidents Mark Wilson Christine Mary Wright Chris” Pep Club I; Wrestling Auxiliary Stat. 4 30-Seniors Toni Ghls Stephen Werner Sharone Vertz Mike White Penny Visnaw Chris Whitmore Mark Wilson Chris Wright Robert Young Seniors Not Pictured: Tracy Atwood Evan Breece Karen Burns Cheryce Clayton Edward Creason Steve Evans Alan Garrison Carrie Guthrie Mike Harvey Milton Heins Shawn Ingram Vince Jones Jeff Kimball Norman Mathews. Melody Meske Mike Monkds Jeff McGee Janet Robinson Mike Thoutte 1 Ten little Redskins GONE! ' was the theme of the Senior Class float at the Homecoming foot ball game. 2. Senior Class Officers this year were Bryan Jeter. President Tammy Guillot. Secretary Treasurer: Mike Howard. Vice President and Vicki Porter. Class Representative 3. 1st period College Prep was all girls and one guy How did that work out. Todd? Senior Candids-31 Hall Of Fame Seniors Of “1984” Prettiest Smile Janine Williamson Jim Sveinson 32 Hall Of Fame Prettiest Eyes Mike Howard Jamie DesMarais Class Flirts Mike Williams Brigette Reed Best Personality Rusty Powell Phyllis Strub Handsome Beautiful Jeff Dieringer Barb Willing Most Likely To Succeed Mike Shamseldin Darla Hill Most Athletic Lisa Robertson Bryan Jeter Best Dressed Tammy Guillot Todd Morehouse Most Likely To Remember Brian Campbell Stacy Swift Hall Of Fame-33 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Senior FAVORITE CAR 1. Camara 2. Celica 3. Corvette 3. Mustang 4. 4 x 4 Truck 4. Lamborgini FAVORITE MOVIE 1. Risky Business 2. Rocky III 3. Fast Times At Ridgemont High 3. Flashdance 3. An Officer and A Gentleman 3. Return of the Jedi FAVORITE MUSICAL GROUP 1. Journey 2. Quiet Riot 3. Def Leppard 4. Led Zepplin 5. AC DC FAVORITE SONG (of all time) 1. Metal Health 2. Total Eclipse of the Heart 3. Open Arms 4. Love Lift Us Up 5. Faithfully FAVORITE RESTAURANT 1. Godfather's 2. Sea Galley 3. McDonald's 4. Mazatlan 5. Pizza Hut 34-Senior Poll Poll FAVORITE ATHLETE 1. Jim Zorn 2. Curt Warner 3. Kevin Knutson 4. Jack Sikma FAVORITE COMMERCIAL 1. Wheaties (Big Boys) 2. Ranier Beer 3. Shasta 4. Malto Meal (Edgar) 5. Coke FAVORITE ACTOR ACTRESS 1. Sylvester Stallone 2. Clint Eastwood 3. Tom Selleck 4. Burt Reynolds 5. Eddie Murphy 5. Richard Pryor FAVORITE FOOD 1. Pizza 2. Steak 3. Tacos 4. Lobster 5. Lasagne FAVORITE DRINK 1. Coke 2. Tab 3. Milk 4. Rootbeer 5. Pepsi ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ t _ -r • ; -• V. v 2 A —� V - X «4 Juniors Striving For Unity Unity in the Junior Class was Achieved this year by more participation and class involvement in fundraisers. Their fun- draisers this year included a dougnut sale, a candy sale, and a dance was held on September 23; the band was Strangers. Second semester brought class T-shirts, more fundraisers and Prom, which-was held in May. (At right): The Juniors display their Home- coming Float, which received a 2nd place rating. Ann Marie Barber Joni Barclay Wally Bassett Beth Bedwell Coreena Bergguist Robert Bickler Daniel Black Susan Boies Susie Bowen Kammy Branham Lori Brock Connie Caldwell Alan Catchpole Ray Chappie Cheri Clinkingbeard Teri Covey 36-Juniors Sue Davis Carol Day Bret DeMoss LeAnn DeOliveira Jackie DesMarais Mark Dieringer Ward Dillman Chris Eldridge Mike Elliott Marvin Elza Ronda Emmett Mike Eppard Maria Espinoza Robert Fairbanks Tom Ferguson Greg Fernandes Nina Freilinger Mike French Terry Friese Dianne Fyda Michelle Gallion John Garner Robin Grader Patty Hansen Juniors-37 Pollie Hansen Terry Harrington Matt Hartman Jana Houser Junior class officers (L to R) Julie Ickes- Representa tive. Sec Treasurer Connie Hartley. President Jenny Thomas. Alan Catchpole- Vice President Tony Hayes Tim Hedges Sarah Henderson Pat Hix David Howard Kathryn Huffman Julie Ickes Tracy Jasmer Tod Jay Bryan Jensen Rick Johnson Trudi Johnson Mike Keller Debbie Kennedy 38 Juniors Karmen King Ben Klein Leah Kuhnle Melissa Lannin Eddy Lawrence John Lioce Sharlene Loomis Sherry Lucas David Mass Jo Anne Maris Mike Marshall Dale McCracken Amy McGee Cliff McIntosh Kari McLean Lloyd McVay Debbie Merrin Delilah Meske Marion Meyer Chris Mills Jill Mitchell Lisa Moe Rob Morris Ted Narolski Juniors 39 Jeanie Newkirk Kristi Nordhougen Theresa Papenbrock Robin Phillips Scott Sveinson helps the office by handing out man datory slips. Jason Russell Annette Sample Kurt Seckel Charlene Showman Noland Skeels Doug Smith LaShele Smith Jennifer Steel 40 Juniors Ken Stenlund Steven Storm Chris Suvak Eric Swanson Jenny Thomas Kim Thompson Pearl Tiller Leslie Toney Kristie Tuthill Robert Vagasky Bret Van Sickle Vicki Vollmer Frank Wallace Kristal Wesher Brian Whitmore Tina Wilcoxson Steve Wilmer Cindy Wood Willie Woyach Chris Yoder Mot Pictured Nicole Calton Dan Davidson Donna Dawson Cliff Deputy Sherina Drtina Jana Hart Connie Hartley Deana Howerton John Hyde James Lacy Rick Lightburn Mike Madden Paul Russel Shannon Sceirling Scott Sveinson Ken Wagner Michael Woods Ginger Zacher Juniors-41 Sophomores Gaining Altitude Fundraisers and money making ideas emphasized the goals of the Sophomore Class in the 198384 school year. Includ ed in these fundraisers were donut sales, a newspaper drive, selling of suckers and collecting aluminum cans. The Sophomore Class began the year by placing 3rd in the Homecoming float competition. Rob Willis models his new winter wear Michelle Anderson Bob Ashley Debbie Bassett Dori Bassette Michelle Biegler Sheila Bishop George Butler Scott Caldwell Holly Campbell Danny Catchpole Rita Caudill Michael Claunch Leta Cole Jim Dean Jamie Delgardo Gere Desmul Trevor Desmul Sam Eastwood David Eilers Betsy Ellis 42-Sophomores Sheri Elza Rick Emry Brad Eppard Michelle Eppard Matt Fields Tammy Fink David Fisher Jennifer Fister Kandi Flaming Ron Flork Dawn Ford Corbin Fralick Steve French Velinda Fuda Annette Gallegos John Garred Chris Gates Jim Goforth Vern Groscost Traci Hamilton George Hancock Denise Haney Dennis Haney Sophomores-43 Tom Hannon Shelley Hardin Michelle Hartley John Hasek Chris Hedges Jane Hensler Kevin Hill Rawson Hirschel Gail Houghton Neil Imrie Carrie Inglin Brian Irons Cherie Jenkins Bill Johnson Marci Johnson Marcy Johnson Andrea Jones Jackie Joswick Garey Kitchin Peggy Knight Tina Krausse Dori Krueger John Land Leona Long Kelly Loomis Becky Lucas 44 Sophomores Warren Maris Sherman McCarter Marcy McDougall John McGee Jody McNamer Louis McVay Jaros Mills David Moeller Tom Morgan DeeDee Moriarty Eilleen Newman Bunky Nicoletta Jamie Osborn Melonie Pentz Ronnie Perry Chris Peterson Brian Phelan Joe Pierotti Peter Porietis Brad Porterfield Vicki Powers Tina Priws Michelle Ramsey Barry Rawson Danielle Reed Kris Schmitz Sophomores 45 Kevin Seaney Kim Seckel Julie Shay Matt Sigette Joy Silva Julie Stenlund Melinda Storm Brandi St. Pierre David Swift Pam Talley Allen Thompson Joell Thruston Roger Tiller Dog Toney Randy Trommler Melissa Trullinger Jackie VanSickle Paula Visnaw Rick Walch Tammy Watts 46-Sophomores Mike Wherley Doug Whitmore Kelli Whitmore Alan Wickstrom Willy Wilcoxson Christine Williams Paula Williamson Rob Willis Joel Winters Glen Woods Want to know a secret? Lucy Brooks David Ferguson Sonny Frick Jesse Housley Kim Johnson Jim Klinbriel John Lacock Not Pictured Catherine Lakin Dave Nelson Yvonne Olson Jesse Ortiz Aaron Preston Doug Riedel Bill Robbins Behind the scenes with Matt Fields. Todd Rogers Joe Rupp Joy Sawyer Steve Swanson Westley Tederman Gary Vest Mike Wilson Ken Scholes Sophomores-47 Freshmen Time For Improvement Support from the entire class got the Fresh- man off to a good year. On Homecoming they made a float and came in first place. The only problem they had was their float caught on fire before the parade. They had alot of exciting fundraisers such as raffling off a sunroff and in the spring they held a car wash. Kandi Adams Rodney Alvord Jeanna Anderson Doug Argo Scott Barker Gary Bassett Ruth Beaver Tammy Beaver Rick Bedwell Jerry Bell Doug Benedetti Jerry Benson Jim Berquist Benjie Black Angie Blackwell Neil Blain Ron Bowen Gina Boyles Anjie Breault Carla Brown Tina Brown John Burbank Mike Bush Lester Butler Mike Casset Jody Catchpole Kim Chesley Kim Clinkingbeard Kerri Cole Steve Condon 48-Freshmen Jeanine tries to walk and read at the same time. Sue Costello Tracy Covey Debbie Culbertson Amy Dano Stephanie Davis Todd Desmarais Ann-Marie Devlet Bill Dorn Jay Doti Eric Dustin Scott Edwards Launa Fernandes Ed Finnegan La Donna Friese Shelli Fuda John Fyda Doug Gallagher Lori Gallion Gary Golding Jeff Garner Dianna Gatto Niki Goforth Julie Gray Rich Hanson David Hartnan Tina Hasek Tammy Hayes Beth Henderson Dianna Hicks Sherri Hills Tina Holly Michelle Howard John Hutchins Michelle Hutchins Cheryl Huxhold Eddie Inglin Freshmen-49 Kelly Jasmer Jodi Jeter Chad Johnson Danny Johnson John Jones Brian Kaelin Dave Keyser Eric Klein Paul Krakenberg Quinn Lawffer Eric Lawerence Marcie Lewis Shannon Lewis Scott Lightburn Joe Loice Kim Little Clarice Loomis Cody Lovelace Scott Lynch Barb Maas Tonya McCalvin Tina McCarter Vince McClean Danny McCollaum 50-Freshmen Lauryssa McCollaum Tina McCracken Sean McLean Tim Meyer Todd Meyer Matt Miller Mathew Mills Laura Montgomery Kim Moorhead Robert Murry Michelle Myers Jeanine Nelson Sherri Niswander Jill Ochsner Cory Padgett Becky Pariari Alan Pitcher Steve Plewnarz Mike Porterfield Kim Powell Sherie Pries Tina Prieto Cindy Rainey Debbie Ramsey Freshmen-51 Derek Reano Nicky Reimann Kim Rice Donnie Robertson Melissa Rockwell Bill Rossman Billy Rumpza Duane Solanka Karen Schmitz Jody Schular Lisa Schweikl Brian Seymour Dan Shamseldin Tracie Shay Tammy Shelton Kevin Sheppard Renea Sinclair Dennis Smith Chris Smyre Hilda Sorensen Andre Stanley Angella Stanley Brenda Staff Liz Stodard 52-Freshmen Dalon Wesner Charles Westby Michael Westnedge Bob Wheeler Rod Wheeler Linda White Freshmen Class officers: Vice President Matt Miller. Sec. Treasurer Jody Catch- pole. Representative Jill Ochsner. President Trade Shay. Scott Cope Lorrie Croussore Betsy Ellis Pat Fusgh Leisa Gilber Not Pictured David Hanson Michell Hartley Shane Jones Sally Madden Louis McVay Todd Wickstrom Jennie Wood Becky Woyach Shane Ziemer Dan Patton Tina Redford Mike Rentzel Shelby Shafer Justin Smith Fresh men-53 1. Rick Bedwell and Henry Thompson prepare to go to class. 2. Nicole Calton works on an English assignment. 3. The Freshman Class proudly displays their prize-winning float. 4 Julie Ickes and Tracy Jasmer enjoy the Homecom ing bonfire. 5. Kathy Huffman also attends the bonfire, and smiles for the camera. 6. Introducin the Sophomore float are Marcy Johnson. Kris Schmitz. Carrie Inglin. Jackie Joswick. Jane Hensler and Traci Hamilton. TO TAKE PART ■%. p • Z . - � _ Activities-55 Annual “We Do It All For You” Many, many hours went into the pro- duction of the 1984 T'Kopechuck, but for good reason. It was the goal of this year's staff to produce a year- book that would be a little different, with new features. Included in these new ideas for the book are the Head- lines page, the Fads-n-Fashions pages, the song pages which use the words to Time and the 8-page sup- plement which will arrive at the end of the summer. Selling ads, creating attractive lay- outs, writing informative copy and trying to continue the theme Now is the Time throughout the entire book proved to be quite a challenge, but this year's wonderful staff was pleased to put in the effort needed and is proud to present to you the 1984 T'Kopechuck. 56-Annual 1st Row (L to R) Lynn O'Connor-Class Section Editor. Vicki Porter- Business Mgr Sherrill Talley Photographer. Phyllis Strub-CoCopy Edi tor. 2nd Row Lisa Robertson-Asst. Editor. Senior Class Editor. Business Asst , Jamie DesMarais-Asst. Editor. Senior Class Activities Editor. Kathy Johnsey-Co-Copy Editor. Tracy Bolvin-Acti vities. Cheryl Goege- buer-Aide. Darla Hill-Editor. 3rd Row Terri Covey-Activities. Mike Wil- liams Sports Co Editor. Tracy Jasmer-Class. Mike Howard Sports Co- Editor. Faculty Editor. Darren Breault-Photographer 2. Darla Hill-Editor. Asst Editors Jamie DesMarai and Lisa Robertson. 3. Advisor Merv Such 4 Mike Howard helping himself to Taco Salad at one of annual s famous parties 5. While working hard on ads Vicki Porter takes time out to smile. 6. Phyllis Strub is enjoying one of our traditional annual party. 7. Tracy Jasmer busy at work. 8. Lynn O’Connor rocks out while typing Annual-57 ,— . Band A Note To Be Remembered Marching band this year developed more of a corps style show for its football shows. In addition to entertaining at home games the band was invited to perform for the Pacific Lutheran University Homecoming game held at Tacoma’s Lincoln Bowl in October. The overall year for band was characterized by continu- ous effort, dedication and improvement that led to out standing performances throughout the school year. 1. 1st Row (L to R) P. Visnaw. A. Stanley. A. Stansell. C. Ickes. A. Thompson. M. Meyers. D. Pyl. C. Goegebuer. 2nd Row (L to R) P. Leitner. C. Jenkins. C. Brown. M. Portfield. R. Caudill. K. Powell. T. Shelton. L. Watts. D. Bassett. M. Myers. M. Howard. D. Hedges. T. Shay. T. Covey. R. Tibeau. 3rd Row (L to R) J. Winters. E. Newman, J. Hasek. K. Seckel. E. Lawrence. D. Dalton. T. Hannon. G. Bulter, B. Jensen. N. Skeels. M. Howard. R. Powell. C. Goegebuer. 4th Row (L to R) T. Morehouse. M. Elliott. R. Alvard. W. Wilcoxson. O. Osborn. S. Loomis. M. Hutchins. L. McVay. and Mr. Cleasby. 2. David Dalton-Vice President Todd Morehouse-President Marion Meyers-Secretary Cheryl Goegebuer-Treasurer 58 Band 1. David Dalton-1st trombone in the All-State Orchestra. 2. During half time, band entertains for the Homecoming game 3. David Dalton and Russ Powell playing a duet during half time activities. 4 Jazz Band. Seated (L to R) Angela Stansell. Pat Leightner. Marion Meyer. Carla Brown: Standing (L to R) Todd Morehouse. Carl Osborn. Sherry Jenkins. Mike Elliot. Da- vid Dalton. Kurt Seckle. Jazz Ensemble took a new direction this year with a smaller group that developed improvisation and combi nation skills and also developed their own jazz arrangements. Band-59 Cheerleaders A Cheer Of Excitement 1. Cheerleaders (L to R) Kelly Lyon. Jana Hauser. Jeanie Newkirk. Kristi Nordhaugen. Jackie Jos wick. 2. Jeanie Newkirk and Jana Hauser. 3. Jackie Joswick. Kristi Nordhaugen. Kelly Lyon. Jana Hauser. Jeanie Newkirk. 4 Kristi Nordhaugen-Queen 5 Jana Hauser 6 Basketball Cheerleaders (Clockwise from top): Jana Hauser. Jackie Joswick. Kristi Nordhau- gen. Jeanie Newkirk. 7. Jeanie Newkirk 8 Jackie Joswick 60-Cheerleaders A format was reintroduced this year in the Cheerleading Program. Last Spring, in- stead of choosing seperate football and basketball squads, the Student Body elected five cheerleaders to cheer for both football and basketball. The cheerleaders attended a week long WCC Camp over the Summer and came home, with high honors, in- cluding a Leadership pen nant, which was awarded to only four schools. Activities for the year in eluded cheering at a Sonics game on December 3, selling athletic bags, and holding a dance on January 6. Swing Choirs Stingers A Step of Perfection Adopting a new name for 1983-84. The Stingers had a very busy year. With approximately fifteen performances in eluding five at school. They participat- ed at Nisqually and Seamount League Choral and Swing Festivals, choir invita tionals and a choir exchange. Several Members earned high honors. Mike Eppard and Rob Morris, both Ju- niors. were selected for all-state choir and several others attended Music in May. 1. 1st Row (L to R) J. Newkirk. P. Visnaw. C. Whitmore. J. Hensler. B. Fister. P. Visnaw. 2nd Row (L to R) S. Schirling. J. Mills. R. Morris. B. Eppard. N. Sckeels. 3rd (L to R) C. Eldrige. M. Eppard. M. McDougal. B. St. Pierre. T. Papenbrock. J. Silva. P. Hansen. T. Frieze. P. Hansen. J. Hart. J. Stenlund. J. Strub. K. Scholes. J. Thurston. M. Eppard. T. Pries. 2. Stage Crew B. Jeter. E. Freilinger. D. Bauman 3. Officer Paula Visnaw-Treasury. Joe Mills-Li branan. Jane Hensler Secretary. Mike Eppard- Vice President. Brenda Fister-President 62-Swing Choir Drama ‘The play’s the Thing,” as Hamlet said, and the 1983 84 Drama class had two successful productions under the director of Miss Purcell. The first play was in the end of January, “Voices from the High School” was presented by the entire class and gave everyone good experience on stage. The spring play was a musical, enjoyed by all. All in all they had a most enjoyable year. 1. Officers Jana Hart-President. Ellsworth Freilinger-Vice President. Jody Odanovich-Secretary. Jeanine Newkirk-Treasurer. 2. Top to bottom (L to R) L. Cole. T. Papenbrock. M. Thoutte. L. Smith. J. Strub. J. O'Donovich. J. Poole. B. St. Pierre. J. Fister. C. Fralick. 2nd Row P. Priestas. B. Hendeisen. T. Harrington. S. Akers. T. Frieze. E. Frielinger. J. Silva. S. Schierling. B. Porterfield. L. Moe. J. Hart. 3rd Row: R. Grader. D. Ford. J. Hauser. K. Knapp. J. Newkirk. J. Sawyer. B. Fister. Drama-63 A Scene of Achievement I I Future Farmers Of America Plant the Seeds of Tomorrow An organization for which high school stu- dents enroll in Vocational Agriculture is Future Farmers of America. The activities they are involved with is the annual chick- en barbecue at King County Fair, the Northwest Junior Livestock and both the state and National Conventions. 1. 1st Row (L to R) K. Stumpff. L. Cole. K. Burns. J. Klinebriel. T. Redford. 2nd Row L. Schuler. K. Rice, D. Toney. D. McCollumn. 3rd Row C. Os- born. P. Hix. J. Pries, R. Lightburn. R. Hirchelle. 2. Kirby Nelson-Advisor 3. Karen Burns-Secretary. Pat Hix-President. Cher- rie Klienberg-Reporter. Rick Lightburn-Treasurer, Doug Toney-Sentinal. Rawsen Hirschell-Vice President. 64 Future Farmers Of America Future Homemakers Of America A Stitch Of Time The main important purpose of FHA is to build leadership qualities in its members by exposing students to different activities, groups, and areas. They had the pleasure of preparing and serving the homecoming dinner to the royality, judges, and 30 guests. Mrs. Burns and Mrs. Drtina. chap ter parents, assisted FHA in the kitchen. They traveled to North Mason High School on Sept. 22nd to participate in FHA Region al Day. At Belfair they met with numerous schools in our area to compete in various contests and to learn more about them selves and the group. Some of the fundraisers were recycling alu minum cans and foil, and they also sold Christmas paper. I Shcrina Drtina. President Sue Bishop. Vice Presi dent. Tayna McCalvin. Secretary. Jeanna Ander- son, Treasurer not pictured Brenda Stapf. Class Representative 2. Bottom Row (L to R) S. Drtina. S. Bishop. S. Costeloe. Top Row (L to R) Mrs. Coate: Advisor. T. McCalvin. J. Anderson. T. McCalvin. FOREIGN EXCHANGE Students Experience A Whole New Life Many different organizations sponsor a Foreign Ex- change Student Program for one common purpose: to improve understanding of different cultures of the world. There is the hope that exchange students will upon their return to their country, show leadership by helping their countrymen's understanding of the country and culture in which they've lived. White River is hosting three ex- change students this year; they are: Tomoko Sawada, from Japan, sponsored by the American Institute for foreign study; Randall Tiongson, from the Phillippines, sponsored by the Enamclaw-Buckley Rotary; and Maria Espinoza from Chile, sponsored by Youth-For-Under- standing. 1. Maria Espinoza from Chile. 2. Randell Tiongson from the Phillipines. 3. Tomoko Sawada from Japan 66-Foreign Exchange FORESTRY Forestry Students Gain First Hand Knowledge In The Woods Forestry is set up to pro- vide students a practical, hands on type learning of the many fields included in forestry and logging. Students apply knowl- edge gained in the class- room by working 2 to 4 days per week on the White River Tree Farm. The main purpose for this class is to prepare stu dents for employment after high school. There- fore, a positive working attitude, leadership, and dependability are stressed throughout the class. 1. D. Sorenson. L. Hamilton. O. Breault. D. McGeehee repair mg broken mainline 2 Jim Anderson m action 3. Lance Hamilton and James Lacey cut scraps into fire wood at Flanders Mill 4 Jesse Hously stands by while Barry Raw sin does compass work 3 1st Row 0 to R) J. Pender past. E. Lawrence. D. Sorer� son. L Hamilton. A. Catch- pole. R. Ratliff. J. Lacey 2nd Row D. McGeeHee. D. Breault. J. Anderson. W. Woyach. D. Howard HONOR SOCIETY Striving For The Future Straying slightly from tradition- al meetings this year, the Honor Society added a new dimension to it's format by inviting speak- ers from colleges in the area to come and speak to the club on their schools. Other projects for this years club were the Alumni Tea, fol- lowing Homecoming Corona- tion. A Spring Tolo and fun- draisers to help earn enough to pay for collars to be worn dur- ing Graduation. 1 1st Row (L to R) K Cosand. J. Peter •on. M. McDonald. J. Irons 2nd Row S. Hardin. D. Reed. C. Schmidt. J. Shay. S. Elia. C. Wood. S. Boise. D. Kenne dy. P. Knight 3rd Row J. Swift. S. Swift. V. Porter. T. Hamilton. J. kkes. T. Covey. T. Jasmer. J. Joswick 4th Row J. Maris. K. Johnsey. D. Pyle. D. Merrin. M Johnson. P. Williamson. P. Visnaw. Sth Row C. Whitmore. C. Goe- geboer. T. Desmul. T Berg. D Dalton. J Stenlund. M. Anderson. K. Seaney. W Maris. G. Desmul. R. Hirschel. B Willing. K. Huffman 2 Officers (L � o R) Joanne MarisSecre tary Jenny PetersorvVice President Julie Irons-President. Teri Covey-Points Chairman Kathryn Huffman-Treasurer 3. Advisor Mr. Wytko 68-Honor Society KEY CLUB Key Club Holding Up Their End Of The Community Continuing its spirit in helping people, while White Rivers Key Club participated this year in cleaning up the highway, holding Christmas parties at several hos- pitals and for needy children, and putting on a career day later in the year. District convention was held in Wenatchee this year and was attended by several Key Club members. I Advisor Mr. Thompson 2. Manon Meyer-Junto Rep Craig Goe gebuer Senior Rep Anne Marie ThomptoePin. Morey McDougall Soph Rep Todd Morehouse-Vice Pres . Paul Krakenberg-Frosh Rep Jackie VanSickle-Secretary Pat Leitner- Treasurer 3 1st row (LR) Chris Hedges. Joanne Maris. Tomoko Sawada. Jarod Mills. Paul Krakenberg. 2nd row Mr. Thomp son. Marion Meyer. Holly Campbell. Pam Talley. Missy Trullinger. Michelle Ramsey. Jackie VanSickle. Jamie Os- bom. Lucy Brooks. 3rd. row David Dal- ton. Rita Caudill. Marcy McDougall. Dianne Pyle. Cherrie Jenkins. Joy Silva. 4th row Pat Leitner. Warn Maris. Tim Hedges. Mike Shamselden. Todd Morehouse. Anne Mane Thompson. Craig Goegebue __________________________ Key Club-69 PEP CLUB Unity Provides For High-Class Spirit Pep Club exists to promote school spirit and to support the various ath- letic teams of White River High. Their activities include making signs and locker decorations; attending games planning Pep Rallys; organizing Homecoming Spirit Week and Half time activities; and selling pompoms, buttons, and seat cushions. One of the primary goals this year is to in- crease club participation and unity. The club plans and executes fun- draising projects and also sponsors a Valentine’s Day Dance. 1 1st Row (L to R) J. Iron� . J. Nelson. T. Berg. K. Culver. K. Johnsey. K. Such. D. Dawson. D. Bauman. C. Whitmore. B. Reed. S. Clinking beard. 2nd Row C. Rainey. J. Peterson. T. Bal liet. J. Desmans. T. (Jhles. S. Davis. T. Jasmer. T. Covey. V. Olsen. K. Sc hi mi tr. P. Hansen. S. Lucas 3rd Row T. Bui I lot. L. Robertson. J. Hew kirk. B Willing. J. Williamson. L. Fernandes. K. Lyon. h. McDougal. M. Ramsey. D. Fyda. S. Fuda. P. Knight. T. Holly. A. Deviet. C. Williams. K. Whitmore. Row 4 (L to R) L. Kuhnle. S. Pries. T. Prieto. D. Culbertson. P. Williamson. M. Hart joy. S. Madden. A. McCee. S. Elza. B. Bishop. T. Finck. J. Ickes. V. Porter. M. Johnson. M. John- son. M. Hartley. C. Inglin. K. Hordhaugen. S. Lewis. J. Hauser. D. Ramsey. J. Jos wick. T. Desmul. J. Ochsner. P. Visnaw. P. Strub. L. O'Connor. V. Fuda. M. Anderson. P. Visnaw 2. Advisor Ms. Coles 3. 1st Row (L to R) Darla Bauman-President Sher ry Pries- Fresh Rep 2nd Row (L to R) Brigette Reed-Point Chairman. Jenny Peterson-Treasurer. Tris Berg Vice President. Chris Whitmore- Secre tary 70 Pep Club SKI CLGB Early Snow-Early Season! High point of the year is the annual weekend ski trip to Mt. Bachelor in Central Oregon. Students have had fun draisers which were hay cutting, selling of candy, school jackets, and calendars to help pay for the trip. 1 Officer (I to R) Mark Dieringer Secretary. Jan Hensler Vice President Marcy L. Johnson Treasurer Jeff Dieringer-Presi dent 2 Advisor Mr. B. Thompson. 3 1st Row (L to R) J. Hutchins. D. Benedecgi. C. Culver. J. Peter son. M. L. Johnson. C. Inglin. L. Moe 2nd Row D. Howerton. M. Meyer. D. Catto. S. Hardin. A. Jones. O. Reed. J. Stenlund. J. Shay 3rd R. Phillips. J. Hensler. J. Thurston. J. Ochsner. T. Shay. M. Howard. L. O'Connor. A. Thompson. M. Shamselden. 4th Row C McIntosh. C. Os borne. T. Hedges. E- Swanson. J. Pierotti. M. Dierenger. M. Howard. E. Klein. J. Dieringer. S. Craw. J. Hall. O. Shamsel den. P. Crackinberg. Ski Club-71 STUDENTS CLUB Club Continues Service To School White River Student’s Club started out the year planning its annual homecoming assembly and organiz ing the two concession stands for the football season. Winter activities in eluded the Barn Tolo held on De cember 3rd with White Lightning as the band, and a Freshmen Senior pot luck party held on January 12th. Other fund raisers were selling of two year planning calendars and candy canes at Christmas time. Usherettes are chosen from Stu- dent's Club members and the posi- tion is held for four years. Their job is to be present at concerts, plays, and other events where programs are dis- tributed. Student’s Club is a service organization, much like Key Club, and is called upon for aid. I 1st Row (L to R K. King. J. Mitchell. S. Vertz. L. Arrants. 2nd Row T. Wikoxson. C. Williams. 0. Ramsey. L. Montgomery. 3rd Row S. Drtina. L. Lynch. J. Pries. T. Jenkins. L. Schwell. L. Freeze 2- 1st Row (L to R K. King. Assistant Sales Man •get J. Mitchell. Vice Prescient. L. Arrants. Sen •or Representative C. Suvak. President in Sales J. Pries. President. T. Jenkins. Secretary Trea surer. Ms. Coate. Advisor 72 Students Club Student Council The Homecoming Dance was put on by Student Council which was a success. They had a can food drive during Thanksgiving which was donated to the Buckley Food Bank. The main goal this year for Student Council was to have more spirit and to become more unified. By this they formed a beautification committee. This committee painted the bleachers and not only made our school look nicer, but had a lot of fun. 1 Mr Huebner advisor of Student Council I ten f arefully to new buMint 2 Office (L to R) Mike tppard: Inter high Rep Phylli� St rub: Treasurer Penny Vis new: Secretary Barb Willing: Vice Presi dent Joe Mills: President 3 1st Row (L to R) J. Icke . M. I ppard. J. Catchpole. M Miller. 2nd Row A. Jones. K. Thompson. J Thomas. P Slrub. J. Hauser. C. Whitmore. P Visnaw. P Lietner. J. Bau man. T. Morehouse. D. Toney. J. Hart, led Row J. Hensier. M. Johnson. T Hamilton. V. Porter. J. DesMaris. S. Ashley. T (Jhles. J. Peterson. J. Williamson. O. Hill. J. Mitch ell. R Gradder. B Willing. 4th Row J. Stock. R. Emery. T. Shay. J. Ochsner. J. Mills. Sth Row C. Wood. M. Howard. J. Kuranko. J. Hall. J. DesMaris. B. Fister. V. Olson. E. Fneltnger. R. Flock. Wrestling Auxiliary Club Boosters By Shirts, Sweatshirts Most of the fundraisers promoted by Wres- tling Auxiliary during 1983-84 were direct- ed towards the purchase of wrestling shirts for the team. One project, a Christmas tree raffle, was a success. Their sincere appre- ciation goes out to Mr. and Mrs. Ron Bowen, and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Dubey, for donating Christmas trees. Out of the three trees given away. Mrs. Hirschel received 1st place. At the end of Wrestling season, their annu al pancake breakfast was held at the high school. Other thanks go to the high school’s art department for all of their work in advertising the Auxiliaries bake sales, raffles, and the pancake breakfast. 1. Wrestling Auxiliary 1st row (L to R) D. Hill. S. Smith. C. Wright. A. Stansell. T. Jenkins. 2nd row (L to R) M. Trommler. J. Klinebriel. G. Butler. R. Hirscel. D. Smith. J. Catchpole. T. Morgan. R. Hanse. R. Bowen. (Top Row) R. Trommler. S. Streepy. D. Smith. R. Ratliff. T. Harrington. I . McVay. C. Hedges. T. Wickstrom. A. Wickstrom. 74-Auxiliary 1 3 SPORTS TO EXCEL FOOTBALL Hornets 47 Strong For ’83 With only two returning starters from last years team the 1983 season could have been looked upon as a rebuilding year. The football players can take real pride in their accomplishments, finishing the season with a 5 4 record. In addition to the inexperi ence facing the team, an unusual amount of injuries seemed to surface. With these factors in mind, ’ comments Coach Doug Funk, “I consider the 1983 season a tremendous success and a real tribute to all the kids on the squad. The games that were lost were certainly not lost from a lack of effort, but rather a lack of depth.” Awards given out this year, as in the past, were voted on by the team. Senior Mike Williams re- ceived the “Team Captain Award” and the “Block ing Award.” Senior Mike Howard earned the Most Inspirational” and the “Tackling Award.” This years coaches award given by Mr. Funk was award ed to Bryan Jeter. ' , iL HS' ar ’ ln9',n’ W' Wiko son- M- Casset- D- Catchpole. D. Gallagher. M. Dieringer. B. Kaelin. M. Mills RobeH,™ n' n , o°W ”• Whee'er- C'aunCh- K' S ary- E' K,ei ' C G ogebuer. R. Wh«ler. J. Jonas. R°b :'ShaT T',?' ecn r' °W X MCG - P HiX■ C Ga,e5' H ThomP5° - D- Salonka. D. Swift. B. Seymour. M. Miller. Smtth 4th Row M. Marshal I J. Streepy. R. Hirschel. B. Rauson. C. Mills. M. Madden. M. Howard. M. Williams. K. Loomis, bth Row Hamilton. E. Swanson. B. Jeter. J. Dieringer. R. Emery. T. Desmul. T. Friese. B. Campbell. B. Ashley Doug Funk s coaching ability leads Hornets to a 5-4 record 76-Football Seniors Highlight Season With 8-0 Win Over Port Townsend Seniors last home game Mike Howard Bryan Jeter Mike Shamseldin Mike Williams Seniors celebrate Goegebuer’s T.D. Football-77 78-Football 1. Senior Jeff Dieringer looks for an opening. 2. Lance Hamilton leads the way onto the field. 3. Senior quarterback Bryan Jeter in action. 4 Coach Ross seeks help from a higher power than Coach Funk. 5 Coach Engstrom sends in a play 6. Tough Hornet defense stops Port Townsend's attempts. 7. Junior Chris Mills tries to break up field. 8. Football stats: 1st row (L to RY Lynn O’Connor. 2ndPhyllis Strub. Tracy Desmul. Vicki Porter. Chris Whitmore. 9. Coaches Ross and Engstrom dis cuss the game plan 10 Mike Williams and Mike Madden celebrate a Hornet touchdown. 11 Hornet line is set for the snap Football 79 VOLLEYBALL Hornet Spikers Finish 1983 With 11-2 Record 1983 DIVISION CHAMPIONS After ending the season at District play by being defeated by Orting, the White River Volleyball team still had plenty to be proud of. Their season record was an outstanding 112, they held a victory over Nooksack Valley (a team that was second in State last year.) and defeated Orting twice in league play. Coach Trena Page stated, “I was pleased with the effort and the attitude of the girls. I think they tried to do their best even though it didn't always work out that way.’ 1. The 1983 Varsity Volleyball team front D. Howerton. T. Riehm, T. (Jhles. L. Robertson, J. Hcnsler. P. Hansen, seconf row V. Porter. T. Hamilton. J. Williamson. P. Hansen. T. Berg. J. Ices. J. Thomas. 2. Head Coach Trena Page 3 J V Coach Dianne Campbell. 80-Volleyball Seniors Lead Team To Division Title Lisa Robertson Janine Williamson Toni concentrates on a spike Senior players are described by Coach Trina Page as follows: Lisa Robertson-outstanding over all player Vicki Porter-great server, played well all year. Toni (Jhls-improved tremendously. Tris Berg-also improved this year especially with blocking. Janine Williamson-another great server, good backcourt player. Tris Berg Tris Berg Volleyball 81 1. Tracy Hamilton returns tough serve 2. Tina Rhiem concentrates on serve 3. Varsity stretches out before their match 4 Volleyball managers and stats. 1st Row (L-R) Cheri Clink ingbeard. Sherry Lucas. Tina McCracken 2nd row Kathy Johnsey. Phyllis Strub. 5. Patty Hansen. Vicki Porter, and Pollie Hansen display their enthusiasm for the J.V. team 82 Volleyball J.V. VOLLEYBALL Promising Future For Undefeated J.V. 1 J.V Team; 1st Row (L to R) J. Ochsner. S. Loomis. T. Holly. P. Knight. A. Breault. M. Howard 2nd R. Phillips. K. Schmitz. K. Clinkingbeard and Coach D. Campbell. 2. Tina Holly sets it up for another hitter. 3. J.V team members practice their serving. 4 During warm ups. Sue Davis works on blocking 5 Sue Davis watches Freshman Michelle Howard set it up. Volleyball-83 TENNIS Hornet Netters Display Enthusiasm Two wins over Tacoma Baptist and one over Chimacum ended the season with 3-8 mark. After a slow start, the team, by season’s end, was competitive with every team in the league except Charles Wright, the eventual league champion. If the three set matches and tie breakers had gone in White River s favor in matches against Port Townsend, Eatonville, and Foster the season could easily have been a winning 6-5 season. 1. 1983 tennis team 1st Row (L to R) P. Visnaw. D. Hill. D. Bauman. Coach D. Smetheram 2nd K. Powell. P. Talley. A. Jones. D. Reed. J. Shay 3rd L. Moe. J. Wood. M. Johnson. 2. Coach Don Smetheram keeps a steady eye on his team. 84 Tennis Darla Bauman Darla Hill Penny Visnaw 1. Julie Shay patiently waits for the serve 2. Marcy Johnson concentrates on her return. 3. Penny Visnaw serving another ace. 4 Lisa Moe succeeds in keeping the volley going. Tennis-85 BOYS BASKETBALL Hornet Hoopsters In The Hurt For Post Season Play!!! It was a rollercoaster season for the Hornet boy s basketball team, with more ups than downs along the way. White River saw its best season since 1976, ending the year with a 13-7 season and 106 league record. Unfortunately, the Hor nets were in the tough half of the Nisqually League and missed the play-offs by half a game. White River used excellent rebounding, an excit- ing fast break and cohesive teamwork built around a solid and talented group of seniors to lead to the unexpected but well-deserved victory over cross-river arch rival Enumclaw and dra matic last-second wins over AA Bainbridge and last year s State Champions. Orting High School. Senior Joe Mills led a balanced scoring attack for the Hornets with a 14 PGA and senior Bryan Jeter was the leading rebounder averaging 12.1 per game. Award winners for the year were Chris Mills. Inspirational: Mike Williams, Captain’s; and Joe Mills, Coaches’ Award. I Varsity (Front L R) T. Jay. M. Madden. M. Williams. J. McGee. J. Mills (Back) M. Hartmann. J. Kimball. B. Jeter. R. Drake. G. Fernandes. C. Mills. B. VanSickle 2. Coach Hyppa and Coach Engstrom concentrate on game strategy. 86 Boys Basketball Seniors Lead Team To Quick 8-0 Start Boys Basketball-87 Mike Williams puts up a jumper Jeff Kimbal Ron Drake Bryan Jeter Joe Mills Eyes Hole 88-Boys Basketball I BOYS J.V. BASKETBALL Young Hoopsters Avenge Early Loss To Tacoma Baptist In Last Game Victory 1. J.V (Kneeling L R) B. Phelan. B. VanSickle. R. Emry. T. Desmul. M. Miller. (Standing) J. Benson. M. Mill . K. Loomis. E. Klein. B. Kaelin. D. Argo. G. Garding. Not Pictured: B. Ashley. M. French, F. Walsh. B. Seymour 2. Trevor Desmul drives for two against Orting 3. Matthew Mills looks for open man. Boys Basketball-89 GIRLS BASKETBALL Girls Make Another Appearance At Districts 1983-84 year brought White River a team which had more experience and depth that definately helped them. Their attitudes, desires, and dedication had been tremendous which added to the closeknit atmosphere of the team. Winning the Fife Christmas Tournament, qualifying for districts for the 4th year in a row and having a regular season record of 16-4 contributed to the very successful season. Leading Scorer and Rebounder was Senior Lisa Robertson with a 15 pt. average. Sue Davis was 2nd leading rebounder and scorer with a 7 pt. average. Third leading scorer was Kim Clinkingbeard with a 6 pt aver- age. Everyone on the team contributed and played signifi- cant roles that enhanced the over all team concept. Coach Page is extremely pleased with this years girls basketball team. “They have really shown a strong desire to have a good season and were able to consequently accomplish that goal. 1 '983 84 Varsity girls team (Front LR) C. Inglin. V. Porter. J. Ickes. andP. Knight. Back P. Visnaw. D. Moriarty. R. Grader. L. Moe. L. Robertson. S. Oavis. K. Clinkingbeard. T. Riehm. and Coach Page. 90-Girls Basketball Vicki Porter Lisa Robertson Penny Visnaw 1. Lisa Robertson drives for two 2 Sharp Shooter Penny Visnaw hits one outside 3 Seniors V. Porter. L. Robertson with Coach Page. 4 Coach Page advises during time out Girls Basketball 91 1. Lisa Moe puts up shot against Eatonville. 2. Peggy Knight looks to the hoop from the corner. 3. Senior Lisa Robertson fights for rebound against Orting. 4 Freshmen Kim Clinkingbeard at the free throw line 5. Sue Davis drives the Baseline against Orting 92-Girls Basketball GIRLS J.V. BASKETBALL Young J.V. Team Prepares For Next Years Varsity 1 J.V Girls (Kneeling L-R) M. Howard. T. Hamilton. M. Johnson. M. Johnson. C. Hartley. (Standing) Coach Pete. K. Powell. J. Jeter. K. Schmitz. K. Schmitz. P. Talley. M. McDougall. H. Campbell. 2. Pam Talley controls the tip against Orting 3. Hornets hustle for lost ball. Girls Basketball 93 WRESTLING Hornet Grapplers Under New Coach Send 3 To State Although the 1983-84 Wrestling team was short on experience they had plenty of ambition to go around. With tough competition in the Nisqually League the team ended the year with a 2-6-1 league record and a 4-6-1 season final. After season tourna- ments in Belfair and Blaine sent 101 lb. Tom Mor- gan, 115 lb. Matt Fields and 129 lb. Rawson Hirs- chel to State competition in Moses Lake, where the inexperience caught up with the wrestlers making it difficult for any of them to place. 2 1. Varsity Wrestlers (Front L R) T. Morgan 108, M. Field 115, J. Catchpole 122 R. Hirschel 129. G. Butler 135. Back-Coach Banks. J. Streepy Uni R. Trommler 168. T. Harrington 158. B. Klein 148. D. Smith 141 Not Pictured R. Bowen 101 2. First year Coaches: Steve Merz and Keith Banks. 94-Wrestling 1 J.V Wrestlers (Front LR) J. Jerod. C. Hedges. A. Wick- strom. Back L. McVay. Coach Banks. 2 Matt Fields looks for a takedown 3 Wrestlers stretch out before match 4 Harrington prepares to break free 5. Tom Morgan helps Ron Bowen stretch out before his match. Wrestling-95 BOYS BASEBALL Experienced Hornets Look For Post-Season Playoff Bid Varsity Baseball is looking forward to one of its best years ever this season. Offensively and defensively, our baseball team was tough. Returning from last year's squad were second team all league selections: Mike How ard at catcher, Bryan Jeter at first base, Willy Wilcoxson at second base, Mike Williams at third base and Joe Mills honorable mention pitcher. In addition they had outfielders Mark and Jeff Dieringer, Todd Jay and Pitcher Jeff Stock coming back for a fine season. Additions to this year’s team were Greg Fernandez. Terry Friese, Danny Catchpole, Steve Red mand and Freshman lefthander Eric Dustin. 1. Team Picture: (Top Row L R) Coach Novak. E. Dustin. T. Jay. J. Dieringer. J. Stock. M. Howard. G. Fernandez. M. Williams. T. Friese. J. Mills, B. Jeter. M. Dieringer. S. Redmand. Kneeling D. Catchpole. W. Wilcoxson. 2. First year coaches Al Novak and assistant Bill Wilcoxson. 96 Boys Baseball Baseball Team’s Playoff Hopes Rest On Seniors’ Shoulders Jeff Dieringer Mike Howard Bryan Jeter Joe Mills B Jeter models his new raincoat M Williams stretches out for line drive Steve Redmand Jeff Stock Mike Williams Boys Baseball 97 1. Terry Friese takes a cut. 2. Hornet team warms up 3. Junior righthander Greg Fernandez. 4 Freshmen standout Eric Dustin ready for action b. Senior third baseman Mike Williams. 6 Dennis Smith shows his form 98 Boys Baseball GIRLS SOFTBALL On Deck For Another Season Softball for '84 was three Seniors, one Ju nior and five Sophomores from a team that tied for second in the Eastern Division of the Nisqually league and missed the play- offs by one game last year. This year was a young team with two Seniors and two Ju- niors possibly starting and the balance filled in by Sophomores and a couple of Freshmen. The most difficult task of trim ming from the thirty-seven candidates to a workable twenty-four will not be done by presstime. Seventeen Freshmen are seri- ously challenging all returnees for spots on Varsity and J.V. I Team Picture (Top L R) T. Wilcoxson. E. Gueller. P. Visnaw. S. Talley. A. Thompson. D. Pyl. A. Jones. T. Hamilton. A. Breault. T. Covey. 2nd Row P. Visnaw. M. Johnson. H. Campbell. Y. Olson. C. Shcimtz. J. VanSickle. J. Ickes. K. Little. 3rd Row M. Ramsey. T. Shay. J. Jeter. P. Knight. 4th Row Coach Mr. Wyko. S. Costello. B. Pariari. N. Goforth. M. Howard. K. Clinkgnbeard. 2. Mr. Wytko takes a break to smile Senior Girls Slide Into Action 1 Junior Julie Ickes makes the throw 2. Kris Schmitz awaits the ball to make an out 3 Andrea Jones sets her stance while Peggy Knight wonders where the ball will end up 4 Traci Hamilton and Jodi Jeter are warming up Softball 101 BOYS TRACK Newcomers Enhance The Program A lot of new talent seemed to make up this year s boy s track team be cause of the many first year track sters. Lone Senior returning for a fi- nal year and providing leadership for the Hornets was Craig Geogebuer. 1. Team Picture (Front Row LR) R. Lightburn. M. Marshall. W. Woyach. M. Fields. J. Klinebile. J. Jones. J. Jerod. Back Row W. Maris. R. Fairbanks. S. Storm. A. Catchpole. D. Smith. C. Geogebuer. A. Taplin. B. Van Sickle. J. Streepy. R. Trommier. J. Hasek. 2 Daryl Ross Track Coach 3. Bill Hodder Track Coach Not pictured Gene Avey. Lone Senior Provides Team Leadership 1. Steve Storm. Alan Catchpole. Craig Goegebuer. and Anthony Ta- plin head for the finish line 2. Warren Maris practices for his long distance races. 3. Doug Smith attempting to clear the bar in the pole vault. 4 Warming up to put the shot is John Hasek. 5. Anthony Taplin goes for distance in the long jump. Boys Track-103 GIRLS TRACK Returning State Tracksters Give Team High Hopes Made up mostly of underclassmen this year's girl’s track team should be strong especially in the sprints withthe defending 800 relay team of Tina Riehm, Sue Davis, Cindy Wood and Dori Krueger returning. Junior Joanne Maris should lead distance running and Seniors Sandi Smith and Melo- dy Roarke will provide team leadership. 1 Team Picture (Front L R) C. Eldridge. D. Howerton. J. Barclay. K. Johnson. Middle S. Lucas. V. Schmitz. P. Hansen. C. Clinkingveard. B. Woyach. Back L. Brock. S. Bois. S. Smith. B. Bishop. P. Hansen. D. Moriarty. C. Hartley. 2. Bill Hodder Track Coach 3 Deryl Ross Track Coach Not pictured 104 Gene Avey Track Coach Senior Girls Strive To The Top 1. Connie Hartley hurls the javeline 2. Sandi Smith heaves the discus. 3. Pollie Hansen gets advice from Coach Ross. 4 Coach Hodder demonstrates technique for the javeline. 5. Jet set Juniors. Girls Track 105 GOLF Getting Into The Swing Of Things Golf in '84 appears to be better than ever with the returning eight members from last year's team, and three newcomers. They are looking forward for a very competitive season in the Nisqually League. The returning team members are led by the Sen iors: Jim Hall, Dwayne McGehee, Darren Breault, Mike Shamseldin, and Jim Anderson. I. Golf Team (L-R): M. Hartmann. M. Shamseldin. J. Anderson. C. Lovelace. D. Breault. B. Jensen. D. McGehee. R. Emry. J. Hall. D. Whitmore. R. Bickler. and Coach Such 2. Seniors Mike Shamseldin and Jim Anderson line up for their final year. 3. Dwayne McGehee aims for the green 106-Golf Seniors Tee-Off For Their Last Season Golf 107 BOY'S TENNIS Netters Look At Return To Nisqually League After a year’s absence from Nisqually League play, the Hornet Boy’s Tennis team re-entered league action this year with a small but eager team. Coach Smetheram looked to make this season a building one since his team consisted only of underclassmen and is happy to be back into Spring tennis play. 1 Team Picture (L R) J. Mills. S. French. R. Trommler. Coach Smeth- eram. Not Pictured M. Elliot. C. Hedges. 2. Randy Trommler lobs to his opponent. 3. Jarod Mills practices serving. 4 Steve French shows good follow through. 108 Boy’s Tennis STATE PERFORMANCES Girl’s Basketball Team And 3 Wrestlers At State Tourneys Girl’s Basketball Making a return appearance at the State Tournament in Tacoma for a second year was our Hornet Girl s Basketball team. Ephrata handed the Hornets their worst defeat of the season in the opener. 38-61 The next night. Foster decided to do just about the same thing, beating our Hornets, 2964. Congratulations to the Girls on a fine season! Wrestling Tom Morgan 108 lbs 108 lb. sophomore Tom Morgan wrestled his finest year for the Hor nets in 1983-84. narrowly missing placing at State by a 4-9 decision. Tom wrestled at the League tourna ment in Belfair where he placed 2nd. The Regional tournament in Blaine also found Tom placing 2nd and sent him on his way to State. At the State Tournament in Moses Lake. Tom de- feated his opponent 17-3 in the first round, lost to a Toledo wrestler. 7 9. in the second round, pinned again in the third round and lost in the final round. 49. Tom has proven himself to be a top wrestler for White River and looks forward to the next two years. Matt Fields 115 lbs. Matt Fields, a sophomore, represent ed White River in the State Tourna ment in the 1151b weight class. Matt finished the year with a 14-8 season and 6-5 tournament record. He placed 5th at the league tournament, but due to an injury to the North Mason wrestler. Matt went on to wrestle at Regionals where he placed third, enabling him to go to State. At Moses Lake. Matt pinned in the first round, lost by decision in the second round: 2-11, and lost to a Colfax wres tier in the third round, 0-9. Matt says he'll be back next year” and is look ing for a little more support from the school towards wrestling. Rawson Hirschel 129 lbs. • At 129 lbs, sophomore Rawson Hirs chel wound up a very satisfying sea son at the State Tournament, also, The previous two week-ends. Raw son wrestled the League tournament where he placed 2nd and The Region al tournament where he placed 4th. qualifying him for State action. In his first round, Rawson was pinned by Connell’s 129 Ib.-er and he was beat en 104 in the second round. Rawson looks to be very competitive in his next two years in the wrestling pro- gram. State 109 — In £||g J seven g win streak in ag Skies Baltimore Takes the Series Fallout Over ‘The Day After’ The Soviets shoot down a civilian airline MSEBi AT T The Hound G Genetic Pi Robertson se One hundred mile winds Seahawk and I 9 8 4 Jess Hornets do Four Pope s Wr Roz Michael Jac Sovie iooi it’s official: P •£■ The Marine jBl Massacre LOTTERY es on Strike meer Wins a Nobel ited in mayor's post iummel plateau «sm- i in post-season heaven i Jackson set to visit Syria Knox m orting 48-46 Rock ’n’ RcU ’ll’ Video: iornets qualify for state Its with his assailant kon burned during commercial filming I leader Andropov dies incess Diana expecting her second chile Many new fads and fashions surfaced at White River in 1983-84 and combined with some of the old ones, they made the year unique in style, entertainment and pastimes. Making a return appearance in fashion were levi s. sweatshirts and bi-level haircuts (only this year the bi level was also seen on guys.) Jumpsuits, cropped pants, “different” shoes, wild ear- rings. double-pierced ears and pastel-colored bandanas were in in girl's clothing and on guys we saw nylon sweatpants, high-top shoes, moccasins, polo shirts and paint hats. Michael Jackson and Thriller illuminated the music world backed up by Boy George and the Culture Club. Quiet Riot. The Police and our favorite radio station 101.5 K-PLCIS provided the music for us. Music videos made an exciting debut helping us to enjoy the music even more. Hot movies for '83 '84 were Flashdance. All the (cont'd) Right Moves. Yentl. Terms of Endearment and Footloose. It seemed everyone was driving some kind of truck and Godfather’s was the place to go after our own football and bas ketball games. 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PROFESSIONAL TRUCKING SERVICES POST OFFICE BOX 4186 FEDERAL WAY. WASHINGTON 98003 (206) 874-4242 DARTH R. CASTAN ROBERT E. CASTAN CC NO. 32257 ICC MC: 157747 FIRST INTERSTATE BANK OF WASHINGTON Buckley Branch -112 South River Phone: 829-1961 — Member FDIC 134 Ads Professional Patrons Neil Bergstrom., D.D.S., P.S. William E. Biljan, M.D. John D. Erickson M.D. Ralph K. Zech, M.D. Robert W. Prunty, D.D.S. Ralph H. Reed, D.D.S. Daniel H. Ryning, D.D.S., P.S. M.A. Seaburg, O.D. Enumclaw Medical Surgical Clinic Ranier Foothills Medical Center Business Patrons Appliance Service Center D And J Auto Upholstery Person Realty The Village Shoppe The 1984 White River Annual Staff would like to recognize the above patrons for sponsoring the production of this yearbook. Ads-135 IlHf “Now is the time . . . to say good bye. The year is running down to those last few days that include turning in books, final tests, report cards, and for Seniors . . Graduation. It’s hard to believe our Senior year — the year we have been waiting for for so long — is almost over and it is nearly the time to say good bye to White River and move on. It was truly a year to remember and we, the Annual Staff, hope we have put together a book for you that lets you recall those special moments you lived. We will never forget White River High School or the life we lived here. We will always remember the friendships we built, the fun we had and the lessons we learned — both in and out of class. So, take care Seniors of 1984. We will never be the same. 1984 T’Kopechuck Editor, Darla Hill TO SAY GOOD BYE 136 Thanks for all the memories In which you played a part, For they are always nearest And dearest to my heart. Thanks for all the memories. They are yours and mine alone For they recall so many Special moments I have known. Thanks for all the memories That time can never dim, I never can repay you For the joy I’ve found in them. . ■... « « r -r