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

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1985 volume:

T’KOPECHUCK 1985 WHITE RIVER HIGH BUCKLEY, WASHINGTON 98321 Things Are Busy Again We’re On The Move The first day of school is finally here! Fresh, man Mandy Porter steps out, ready for her first day of high school. Mandy, like many other students, comes from Carbonado. The buses pull up, and classroom doors are thrown open in welcome. New senior Cath- erine Huffman proudly shows her reward for showing up for another year. Once every- one has arrived, the first assembly beings. ASB president Mike Eppard tries out the mike, and the senior section gets hyped for the final year. The freshmen, in the balcony, step over each other trying to see. The soph- omores relish sitting on the main floor. The juniors look forward to when they will be in the senior section. After Mr. Knight’s familiar welcoming speech, and the ASB skit, an- other school year begins. The Year Picks Up Speed E Teachers Prepare Lessons The year is settling back into a familiar rou- tine. The halls are filled with students com- ing and going. Classrooms have students busily trying to finish assignments, and Mr. Smetherem sets up lessons for civics. Teach- ers stop going over rules, and start giving assignments. Senior Jenny Thomas shows us the flip side of her personality — John Wayne. It's full steam ahead now — all the way to Graduation. They Make It Happen As other activities and sports make head- way around school, student council gets un- derway. Class reps are elected, and class officers set up meetings. Early this year, su- perintendent Dick Andrews paid a visit to a council meeting. As officers Jana Hauser, Jackie Joswick, and Mike and Brad Eppard listened, he explained the new student park- ing policy. A fund was also set up to help the beautification committee. A total of $1,000 is available for the ASB fund, it the commit- tee does its job, and the grounds look litter free. Student Council is the activity that holds ev- erything together at WRHS. They control the money flow, make executive decisions, and make things move. H Cheering Our Way To Victory Our cheerleaders for this year are Cheri Clinkingbeard, Niki Goforth, Jeanine Nelson, Kristi Nordhougen, Sheri Pries, Tina Pries, Valerie Schmitz, and Pau- la Visnaw. The cheerleaders promote spirit and urge our teams on. UjUUmmi JycLoL Q) ( f UUU £tscAn] ' - yv Z S' A 3000 Brt+ Varv SicJdc PaA. Wccti fa Cwz. OocAsC Q-obon Z .ul S, a. i LV. «,� U- P4 4£vl D T xxu a. . -cJD4U 5,f ,V • 5w� niS V Wuwrt� . v c ei -t-t U rho j UK ViQfik-L VoAJUrrvtA McuU R, U) JzAauaX A Qsrxmvti dowifl i 7 -Jtnnifzr 3ti| — - Kabe f NfrTHBti LS6Rl)nI . SH y«+ djvj jydHtty rRT OAaAOM j Uuaix. -x r .ifSA « « _ snag -- sfs hd mTut T fr 2 1 M ''- x %ji I f X it k VUA4. V wv fLOsruJi r juOJUXZ sjAOJUj sicOmM Conn.it C-alduJtll —:5c Cano Qouo 'JLuvJcjJAA' P?_ _%% onnie Caldwell Nicole Calton Seniors “We’re getting old as time goes by. A little older with every day. We were the children of yesterday. Cat Stevens Alan Catchpole Cheri Clinkingbeard Mike Eppard Bob Fairbanks Tom Ferguson Greg Fernandes Terry Friese Mike French Dianne Fyda Michelle Gallion Robin Grader Rattle Hansen Pollie Hansen Terry Harrington Matt Hartmann Jana Hauser Tim Hedges Pat Hix Deanna Howerton Kathryn Huffman Julie Ickes Tracy Jasmer _k H Mike Madden Joanne Maris Mike Marshall Debbie Merrin Delilah Meske Marion Meyer Chris Mills Jill Mitchell Lisa Moe Dale McCracken Amy McGee Clift McIntosh Karl McLean Lloyd McVay Ted Narolski Jeanie Newkirk Chad Nichols Kristi Nordhaugen Robin Phillips Janine Pries Eric Swanson Jenny Thomas Kim Thompson Leslie Toney Vicki Vollmer Kristal Wesner Karl Whitehouse Brian Whitmore Tina Wilcoxson Cindy Wood Willy Woyaeh Chris Yoder Not Pictured Coreena Berquist Sarah Henderson Jason Russell Robert Bickler David Howard Mary Sinclair Susan Black Trudi Johnson Tim Sloan Timothy Bryan Mike Keller Doug Smith Mike Chappell Karmen King Steve Storm Dave Emard James Lacy Kim Tressler Ronda Emmett Karl Lakey Frank Wallace Jett Garison Ed Lawerence Mike Webber-Hall Connie Hartley Mike Monks £• Senior Autographs Michelle Anderson Bob Ashley Debbie Bassett Michelle Biegler Laura Bazzar Sheila Bishop Mike Bollman Lucy Brooks George Butler Benjle Caldwell Holly Campbell Victor Castillo Danny Catchpole Mike Claunch Shelly Coates Leta Cole Ed Cristobal Chris Davis James Dean Gere Desmul K Trevor Desmul Dave Ellers Betsy Ellis Shari Elza Rick Emry Brad Eppard Michelle Eppard Dave Ferguson Matt Fields Tammy Fink David Fisher Jennifer Fister Ronnie Flork Dawn Ford Corbin Fralick Steve French Sonny Frick Vertinda Fuda John Garred Chris Gates Jim Goforth Robert Gudgel Vern Groscosts Traci Hamilton George Hancock Tom Hannon Shelly Hardin John Hasek Chris Hedges Jane Hensler y Kevin Hill Rawson Hirshel Janie Holst Gail Houghton Jesse Housley Neil Imrie Carrie Inglin Brian Irons Sherle Jenkins Bill Johnson Marci Johnson Marcy Johnson Andrea Jones Jackie Joswick Bill Judge Jim Klinbriel Peggy Knight John Land Ward Logan Kelly Loomis Becky Lucas Warren Maris Tom Morgan Dee Dee Moriarty Shermon Me Carter Marcy Me Dougal John Me Gee Louis Me Vay Eileen Newman Bunky Nieoletta Yvonne Olson Jamie Osborn Chris Peterson Brian Phelan Joe Pierotti Brad Porterfield Vickie Powers Tina Pries Michelle Ramsey Barry Rawson Danielle Reed Doug Riedel Kevin Rizzolo Kris Schimtz Ken Scholes Kevin Seaney Kim Seckel Jim Shriver Matt Slgette Joy Silva Julio Stonlund Melinda Sotrm Tammlo Strasters Steve Swanson David Swltt Tomoko Taklguchl Pam Talley Anthony Taplin Joell Thurston Doug Toney Randy Trommler Melissa Trulllinger Jackie VanSickle Paula Vlsnaw Tammy Watts Doug Whitmore Kelli Whitmore Alan Wlckstrom Willy Wllcoxson Chris Williams Paula Williamson Robbie Willis Not Pictured Randy Brelner Jamie Delgardo Annette Gallegos Roberta Geyer Andy Gordon Gary Kitchen Joel Winters Glen Woods Eric Wunderllck Dave Nelson Aaron Preston Bill Robins Maureen Stanley Azucena Tercero Emil Vollmer 20 Sophomores: Traveling Forward To Travel hopefully is a Better thing than to arrive.” R.L. Stevenson, El Dorado Kandi Adams Rodney Alvord Jeanna Anderson Doug Argo Kevin Bailey Rick Bedwell Jerry Bensen Jim Berquist Neil Blain Ben Black Angie Blackwell Ron Bowen Tina Brady Anjie Breault Carla Brown Derek Brown John Burbank Mike Bush Mike Cassett Jody Catchpole Kim Chesley Kim Clinkingbeard Kerri Cole Steve Condon Scott Cope Susie Costello Tracy Covey Debbie Culbertson Shannon Curry Stephanie Davis Todd DesMarais AnnMarie Develet Daryl DeVries Bill Dorn Jay Doty Dean Dougherty Eric Dustin Scott Edwards Betsy Ellis Charles Ellis LaDonna Friese Shell! Fuda John Fyda Doug Gallagher Lori Gallion Glenda Galloway Gary Gardlng Dianna Gatto Niki Goforth Tonya Gueller Rich Hanson Michelle Hartley David Hartmann Tammy Hayes Beth Henderson Diana Hicks Jolene Hite Tina Holly Michelle Howard Michelle Hutchins Cheryl Huxhold Eddie Inglln Gordon James Kelly Jasmer Jodie Jeter Dan Johnson John Jones Brian Kaelin Eric Klein Paul Krakenberg Wendy Krill Quinn Lawffer Eric Lawrence Dsmon Leavitt Marcy Lewis Shannon Lewis Scott Lightburn Kim Little Joe Lloce Tina Livingstone Clarice Loomis Cody Lovelace Scott Lynch Barbara Maas Tonya McCalvin Tina McCarter Vince McCiean Dan McCollaum Lauryssa McCollaum Sean McLean Tina McCracken Tim Meyer Todd Meyer Matt Miller Matt Mills Jim Mitchell Laura Montgomery Kim Moorhead Robert Murray Michelle Myers Jeanlne Nelson Sherry Niswander Richard Oschampaugh Jill Ochsner Corey Padgett Becki Pariari Dan Patten Steve Plewnarz 5 Kim Powell Sherri Preis Tina Prieto Derek Reano Tina Redford Nicky Reimann Kim Rice Donnie Robertson Billy Rumpza Duane Salonka Matt Sander Karen Schmitz Jodi Schuler Lisa Schweikl Brian Seymour Dan Shamseldin Tracie Shay Tammy Shelton Kevin Shepherd Dennis Smith Chris Smyr© Hilde Sorenson Andra Stanley Brenda Staph Angella Stansell John Streepy Katie Such Ron Tibeau Mike Trommler Brad VanSickle Greg Verhonic Cory Waldo Fttz Walsh Jason Waters Laurie Watts Charlie Westby Dalan Wessner Bob Wheeler Rod Wheeler Linda White Jennie Wood Becky Woyach Joe York Shane Ziemer 20 Tammy Zimmerman Not Pictured Victor Alexander Doug Benedetti Terry Brelner Anna Ellis Dave Hanson Paulette Johnson Mike Porterfield Joyce Rlzzolo Renea Sinclair Jamie Sloan Charlie Vagasky The end is near, and we've had fun picking on the freshmen. Karen A her favorite junior say good-bye. Dan Alpert Frank Anderson Leanna Babcock Roxanne Bare Lena Bevaart Angella Sevens Rick Bidwell Lynette Black Todd Boies Brad Borgstrom Brian Bowen Alethea Boyles Kathy Brady Bob Brown Christine Brown Mike Buonocore Jody Burbank Barbara Campbell Steve Carney Bob Carr Dennis Carrlker Jetl Cawley Joel Clark Josh Clark Katie Cleasby Lisa Clinkingbeard Tim Clinton Chuck Compton Randy Crain Tom Crain Vanessa Cristobal Beth Crook shank Catherine Davis John Davis Lance DeLarme Matt DeMoss Jason Desmul Euroca Dickson Amy Driver Donna Edge James Edison Tina Elza Shannon Fierling Geleah Free Steve Fruehling Angel Graham Tina Gray Brad Gregg Ivan Gustin Todd Gutherie Charles Hale Chet Hanson Tom Hanvold Sean Hardin Todd Harrington Elizabeth Hartmann Marrie Hasek Andy Haugen Dawn Hay Jess Hayes Terrina Hedges Dennis Hicks Dana Hill Kurtis Hill Kim Hotter Kelly Hook Jackie Huffman Lisa Hunt Bethany Inks Ted Jenkins Shelica Jensen Buck Jones Denise Jones Nick Kelbaugh Monica Kllbourn Kim Kimm Mike King Gary Klttllson Steve Kllnkhamer Michael Kolisch ionnie Knight Michelle LaCrosse Sherry Lance Keith LaRiviere Elliot Lawrence Deanna Leach Allen Leavitt Alex Lehn Mistie Little Ronda Lochridge Paul Logan Don Loomis Shelly Loomis Heather Lucas Shaun Maas Doug Maris Jennifer Michal Kriston Michalies Neal Milligan Jett Myert Anita McCIInton Pat McGehee Steve McNamer Cindy McVay Jodie McVay Laurie Narolskl Debbie Newman Karl Nordhaugen Kelly Ole Jeanna Ollnger Jessie Olsen Kimberly Padgett Brent Peloll Jennifer Peterson Kelly Pletz Michael Podkranlc Alisa Porletls Mandy Porter Marty Ramsey Charles Reed Rick Rice Eric Richardson Mellita Richardson Terry Riedel Teresa Roberts Karl Rowell Jody Ruff Tina Rupp Eric Satterwalte Francis Saur Greg Shelton Jeff Shirey Debbie Simpson Steve Skagen Erin Smith Jett Smith Jim Solmon Jim Sorensen Cheryl Strub Mari Swift Shawn Tack David Tavender Tara Templeton Brad Thompson Joe Tldd Claudlne Tibeau Shelley Toney Christy Trullinger Kami Valentine Karl Valentine Russ Valez Ron Vesey Rayna Walters Jenny Watkins Jell Webb Dean Wehr Shawn Welch Jerome Wells Florence Westby Adrienne White Trlshla Whitehead Kris Whltehouse Darlene Williams George Williams Wayne Williamson Stephanie Wilson Melissa Wood Grace Woods John Woods Ryan Wunderlich Rod Zumwalt Arby Zeldersmelder Not Pictured Kirk Baker Louis Bedwell Ken Bowen Ron Coates Brad Gregg Brian Franklin Ron Hlllstrom Earl Hooper Shane Jerome Malale Kenney Brian Meek Tony Osborn John Robedeaux Bob Shriver Heather Stelngard Susan Wentz Anne Winters DeeDee Young Annual Staff: Moving On, Working To Follow Every Move In Busy 1984-85 . . Actually, we are not all leaving town. Only senior statters Kathryn Huftman, Jackie Desmarais, Marion Meyer, Cindy Wood, Dianne Fyda, Valerie Schmitz, Jenny Thomas, Cheri Clinklngbeard, and Greg Fernandes are truly on their way. Best of everything, and thanks for a great effort! As we worked to add more color, more pages, and more pictures to your yearbook, our seniors benefltted from the talent and dedi- cation of Angie Breault, Dianna Gatto, Shelley Hardin, Katie Such, Tammy Watts, and Chris Williams. From early last summer, when we started “On Our Way ’ we have put in many hours and have gone through more film than ever to make a book worthy of your support. As you continue looking through your book — enjoy! Even coneheads have birthday . Jenny gets serious tor cake. The Udub, Reno, Hollywood, or the unknown? Our message Is the same: We'll miss you I The Silent Motions Of Music Jazz Band made a wall of sound this year with tine players like: Angela Stansell, Rei Koide, Nick Kelbaugh, Michelle Myers, Deb- bie Bassett, Steve Fruehllng, Mi- chelle Hutchins, Tracy Shay, Brad Gregg, Jett Cawley, Andy Haugen, George Butler, and their always patient conductor, Mr. Cleasby. The main goal of Technique Band Is that the Individual player may have Individualized assistance to Improve their playing capabilities. This year students like Terry Frtese, Lloyd McVay, Lisa Heart, Alex Lehn, Jody Ruff, Steve Kllnkhammer, Donny Loomis, Jim Mitchell, John Hasek, and George Butler worked hard Increasing their Individual talents. Banded Together l.i, 'I VN V y I ' i ! This year's band officers demonstrafed fhelr leadership abilities throughout the year. President-Noland Skeels, Vice-Marion Meyer, Treasurer-Mi- chelle Howard, and Sec- retary-Kim Powell, worked on fund raisers and various problems to make the year easier for the rest of the band. Performing at concerts wasn't the only activity for this year's band. They went to Nlsqually League Band contest and hosted an Invi- tational Concert with Ort- Ing and Washington High Schools. This year's band consisted of performers like: A. Stan- sell, J. Burbank, K. Cleasby, K. Klmm, S. Loomis, C. Hedges, M. Howard, M. Meyer, K. Powell, L. Black, T. Hedges, B. Inks, T. Shel- ton, M. Myers, M. Kllbourn, J. Shlrey, D. Basset, C. Tl- beau, D. Brown, J. Hasek, C. Whltehouse, M. Porter- field, K. Seckel, L. Oelarme, E. Richardson, J. Winters, R. Tlbeau, A. Haugen, B. Gregg J. Cawley, T. Shay, G. Butler, J. Hayes, S. Fruehllng, N. Kllbaugh, M. Elliot, R. Alvord, W. Wilcox sin, E. Lawrence, M. Hutch- ins, T. Livingstone, and their conductor, G. Cleasby. 56 Swing Choir The White River Stingers had an excellent year. As well as their many performances here, they performed tor the Chamber ot Commerce and attended two Festivals. Many members also attended a Solo and Ensemble contest. Pictured at the left are Swing Choir Officers: Tina Pries, Secre- tary-Treasurer, Noland Skeels, Vice-President; Pollie Hanson, President; Ken Scholes, Librar- ian. Practice Makes Perfect Concert Choir This year the school gained a college gra- duate from Central Washington University- Miss Joan Keller. She has kept up with the students and has put on an excellent perfor- mance that our school can be proud of. The Concert Choir has attended many perfor- mances throughout the year. This year the choir toured the White River Elementary and Middle Schools, and also attended a Solo and Ensemble contest. Pictured at the left are the Concert Choir Officers: Jam i Edison and K lly Whitmore, Ubraians; Cheryl Huxhold, Secretary; Cherl Clinking beard Vice-Presi- dent, and Sherry Lucas President. Drama: An Act Above The Crowd Reviewing the picture clockwise we see: 1. Various drama stu- dents In action. 2. Valerie S., Jenny T., Shan S., Willie W., Alisa P., Josh C., Jennifer W., Joni K., 2nd row, Brad P., Anette S., Nathalie L., 1st row, Corbin F., Dawn F., Shannon L., Tammy W., Tammle S., Connie C. 3. Jonl Keller, Drama Director. 4. Class officers I to r- Corbin Frallck Secretary treasurer, Dawn Ford-President, Jenny Thomas-Vice President. No Place Like Home Future Home Makers learn about managing a home and getting along with all people, no matter It their views ditter. Working towards their degrees and letters, they attended the regional convention in Olympia. There they met with other clubs and participated in workshops and activities. The major activi- ties for this year’s club included hosting the Homecoming Coronation Dinner and work- ing in a haunted house for the March of Dimes. Picture 1: Row 1: T. McCarter, $. Bishop, R. Walters, J. Anderson, K. Padgett, and B. Staph. Row 2: Advisor, T. Hayes, L. Schwelkl, S. Niswander, K. Cole, S. costello, T. Harrington, A. Graham, H. Sorenson, D. Jones, and V. Cristobal. Picture 2: Club Officers: H. Sorenson, J. Anderson, and K. Seckel. Row 2: Mrs. Coates, K. Cole, S. Costello, A. Graham, and B. Staph. Down On The Farm FFA prepares tomorrow’s farmers and farmer- ettes for a lifetime of dirty hands. It's a national organization for students enrolled In vocational agriculture classes. Again this year, members participated in animal and poultry shows in local fairs. They attended horticulture contests in November, February and April, went to an agricultural mechanics contest ( In January, and sent two club members to the National FFA convention In November. It wasn’t all contests and conventions. The club sold Christmas wreaths and plants from the new- ly rebuilt greenhouse. All the cash from their pro- jects helped pay for their get-togethers. High- lights were: The FFA summer trip and the Christ- mas and Halloween parties. Collectively, It was a great year down on the farm. £ Foreign Exchange- Broadened Horizons 1. Michael tollman, Spain. Mike really liked American girls, especially cheer, leaders. 2. Bel Kolde, Japan. Bel stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Shay during her year here. 3. Nathalie Lebrun, Belgium. Nathalie really got Involved In high school activi- ties by Joining Pep Club and Ski Club. 4. Tomoko Taklguchl, Japan. Tomoko lived with Mr. and Mrs. Merrln. 5. Foreign Exchange — Bock row: Mike Bollman, Tlmo Beckmann. Front Bow: Nathalie Lebrun, Bel Kotde, and Tomoko Taklguchl. In The Thicket Of It All Forestry is more than a class or club. It’s a direct connection to the environ- ment. Larger numbers each year are learning the procedures to maintain and preserve our wood- lands. The mill was a big addition to this year's pro- gram which included les- sons like clear-cutting and stocking streams. Spirit Week often brings out the wild and crazy Hor- nets. This year was definitely no exception. As you can see from the above schedule, Monday signaled the arrival of many characters — fictional and oth- erwise — from Tom Sawyer to Joan Crawford. Each day added to the spirit and festivities that make Spirit Week and Homecoming memorable. Howev- er, Nerd Day brought out the greatest number of “crazies.” So many nerds were spotted, we were prompted to Initiate the first annual nerd log pic- ture. The Main Event On Coronation night, October 18th, Alan Catchpole and Jeanie Newkirk were crowned King and Queen to reign over the Royal Court consisting ot Mark Dierlnger, Cherl Clinking- beard, Mike Eppard, Pattie Hansen, Chris Mills, Jana Hauser, Greg Fer- nandes, and Pollle Hansen. The MC’s for the evening were Pat Hlx and Jill Mitchell. The guest speakers were Dr. Joel Delisa and Bruce Stubbs. Both of these men were from the class of 1960. The football game was a big success for the Hornets who defeated the league-leading Foster Bulldogs, 34-7. The half time show Included the class floats and the 1984 Homecoming Court. The Homecoming dance was held at the White River Elementary School on Saturday night, October 20th. The band was the Cause; they gave an excellent show. The theme this year was Almost Paradise. K i Honor Society This year Honor Society, under the direction of Har- riet Ross, accomplished many new club functions. With the induction of the of- ficers and new members, Honor Society looks for- ward to a bright future. Key Club Continuing School And Community Service I. lit Bow (I to R) - B. Staph, J. Oibom, D. Notion, 2nd Row • T. Sholton, L. Frlose, M. Wood, T. Elia, S. Elia, P. Williamson, J. Notion, J. Ochinor, 3rd Row • M. Low- li, G. Froo, L. Montgomery, M. Myers, S. Davli, M. Moyor, C. Hanion, M. Bouno core, M. McDougall, 4fh Row • K. Scholoi, G. Hancock, S. Fruehllng, A. Stanioll, $. Condon, C. Peterson, B. Ash- ley, I. Hodges, M. Hutchins. B. Wheeler, T. Desmarls, M. Bollmon, S. French, C. Hedges. 2. Advisor Mr. B. Thompson. 3. Officers (L to R) - C. Hedges Vice Presi- dent, M. McDougall • President, S. French • District Lt. Governor, C. Jenkins Secretary, 2nd row - L. Montgomery • Soph. Rep., J. Osborn • Jr. Rep. Continuing Its 14th year of service, Key Club held many activities to help the school and community. These activities Included spon- soring a foster child from India, fingerprinting children, a clean-a- thon for St. Judes, and a one-on-one program with foster grandpar- ents. Highlighting Its year was a Youth Forum Day. Students attended sessions In which problems confronting today’s youth were dis- cussed. People + Energy + Pride = Pep Again this year, Pep Club, with advisor Claudia Coles, did Its best to promote spirit throughout the student body. “Spirit” Is defined by Web- ster’s dictionary as vigor, en- thusiasm, and loyalty. The members encouraged this general feeling by making posters, thinking up Spirit Week, and supporting the sports teams. Before many of this year’s games, players found decorations on their lockers. Members put In a lot of time and effort to see that these were made and put up. Their support of our teams didn’t stop there. They also were at home games. Led by the cheerleaders, they loudly cheered our teams on. Spirit Week was a real success. The campus looked like Holly- wood on Monday, Oct. 15th, as students dressed like their favorite movie star. On Tues- day, the high school could have been ancient Greece during Toga Day. Bright floral shirts ruled on Hawaiian Day. Nerd Day was a real laugh when plaid polyester slacks and slide rules showed up every- where. The fun ended with Boxer Shorts and Vans Day. The student body really appreciates ev- erything Pep Club does. Students Club Students Club is a club that follows the on- going tradition of coordinating homecoming coronation, along with providing usherettes for all concerts, plays and special events happening in the auditorium. This year they have planned for fund raisers and a tolo for the month of December. Ski Club Front row © Lawler, A. Stansell, L. Montgomery, J. Ochsner, J. Thoma , K. Schmlti. 2nd row-M. Howard, T. Shay, D. Gatto, C. Wood, C. McIntosh, C. Trulllnger, D. Hill, R. Kolde, N. Lebrun. 3rd row-T. Hedges, M. Dlerlnger, M. Myers, S. Lynch, A. Gallegos. 4th row-R. Bowen, T. Beckmann, P. McGee, R. Bedwell, M. Bollman, P. Benedettl, D. Loomis, B. Oom, E. Inglln, D. ShamSeldon, B. Bowen, P. Krakenberg, C. Eldrldge, N. Emery, C. Waldo, T. Boles. Sophomore Jerry Benton skit Upper Northway Bowl at Crystal Mt. Skiing ‘back- country’ it a challenge with breathtaking views and lots of powder. Advisor Bob Thompson adds to their pleasure. TTVm breathtaking dm ol Mt. SakMr war taken from one ot Cryitari Egbert chain On a ctoar day skiing at Crystal, you can soo tho Coscodo Mountain taog« In It's glorttytng boouty. Ski Club is a fun club for people who love to ski. It’s a chance for them to get together and plan a trip to go someplace new and exciting. This year’s club elect- ed to go to Bogus Basin in Idaho. The trip is a fun filled weekend In March with many enchanting things to do. Skiing at resorts other than Crystal Mountain Is a new and challenging exper- ience. This year the club sold jackets, candy, and hay, and had the Harlem Clowns come to our school as fundraisers for the trip. Front root), Bowen, J. Gorred, B. Bowen, R. Honton, T. Morgan, B. Eppard, Second Row-C. Loomis, J. Kllnbrtel, A. Stansel, M. Meyers, M. Fields, J. Catchpole, K. Nordhougen, D. Hill, L. ClinkIngbeard, J. Anderson, Bock row-R. Hlrshel, T. Beckmann, B. Dorn, A. Wlckstrom, R. Trommler, L McVay, R. Ratlltt, D. Smith, J. Streepy, T. Harrington. The year was a very busy one (or Wrestling Auxiliary, because of the numerous wrestling matches. During matches, the auxiliary sold baked items, this money was turned into the aux- iliary fund. A portion of the pro- ceeds went for the Stats, Wres- tlers, and Cheerleaders during their day tournaments. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Bowen donated meals for different tournaments. The Bowens also donated wood for the annual wood raffle, with proceeds helping pay for the wrestlers sweats. Letters were awarded to all members who have helped In so many ways. Wrestling Auxiliary Officer : Ronnie Bowen, Point chairman; Matt Field , Pretident; Dana Hill, Vice President. Football “At the beginning ot the season we anticipated success, with the possibil- ity ot making the play-otts. The opening game was en- couraging when we de- feated last year’s co- champion, Port Townsend, by a score of 8-0. In the next contest, against co- champion Steilacoom, we were defeated 12-7, in spite of the fact that we al- most doubled the rushing yardage made by our op- ponents. From the second game on, we experienced a series of Injuries which made consistent play diffi- cult. The highlight of the season was undoubtedly the homecoming game. We completely dominated Foster, resulting in a 34-7 victory.” Coach Doug Funk Other individual highlights were senior Chris Mills breaking the single game tackling record, with 28 tackles against N. Mason, and senior Mike Madden surpassing the single game rushing record with 235 yards against Foster. 1. Assist. Coaches- Deryl Ross, Jim Enstromg, Jon Znamloroskl 2. Sen- iors- Mark Dlerlnger 31, Alan Catchpole 61, Mike Madden 44, Eric Swanson 75, Mike Eppard 80, Not Pictured: Robert Blckler 16, Terry Frlese 73, Pat Hlx 52, Chris Mills 25, Doug Smith, Bret VanSIckle 74, Ben Klein 81 3. Stats.- Terl Covey, Jana Hauser, Tracy Jasmer Volleyball “Although there are still some games to be played, I feel that the potential is there to take the Varsity team all the way to state, said Coach Page. “I feel that all of our players have Im- proved. I am very pleased with their efforts and abilities to work together.” “Coaching is very important, but sometimes It is better to stand back and let them work things out. Junior Varsity Coach Dianne Campbell feels that the commu- nication between both J.V. and Varsity Is the best It's ever been. It not only helps on the court, but helps in the friendship they share off court. With this spirit and attitude, Coaches Page and Campbell anticipate being In the top three in their league. p. Hansen, R. Phillips, P. Hansen, S. Davis, T. Relhm, J. lakes, and J. Thomas TOP L to R: Cooch D. Campbell. T. Shay, M. Portor, P. Knight, S. Loomis, K. Cllnklngboard, M Howard, A. Breault, D. Hill, K. Nordhougon, C. Trullingor, K. Hotter, L. Cllnklngboard, and Coach T. Pago. BOTTOM L to R: S. Lucas, mgr., L. Bevaart, J. Hensler, R. Phillips, P. Hanson, P. Hanson, T. Hamilton, K. Schmitz, T. Holly, J. Ickos, J. Thomas, T. Rolhm, S. Davis, and E. Hartman, mgr. lock row; S. Loomis, K. Hotter, Coach D. Campbell, M. Portor, P. Knight; 2nd row; K. CHnklngboard, T. Shay, M. Howard, A. Breault; 3rd row: L. CHnklngboard, K. Nordhougon, D. Hill and C. TruHIngor. Basketball Junior Guard Peggy Knight dribbles the ball down court as Junior Traci Hamilton runs to get open. Sophomore Karen Schmitz uses all of her skill to make this shot count In an exciting game against Enumclaw. Guard Julie Ickes dribbles the ball skill- fully against Vashon. Sophomore Kim Clinklngbeard looks for an open player, As Junior Peggy Knight (14) breaks. Senior Sue Davis jumps high to control the ball In a game against Enumclaw. m ntr vc Aiming High Keeping with tradition, our girls basketball team was something to cheer about this season. Tak- ing second place in the Eastern division of the Nisqually League and qualifying for district for the fifth year in a row were both great accomplishments, which our girls worked hard for. Their positive attitudes plus the team spirit added up to make an ex- cellent season, enjoyed and re- membered by all. Top plot.: Varsity Standing-Coach Page, M. McDougall, D. Morlarty, K. Clinking- beard, S. Davis, K. Schmitz, L. Bevaart, T. Rlehm, M. Meyer, S. Lucas, kneellng- C. Inglln, P. Knight, T. Hamilton, J. Ickes. Bottom plet. JV: Standing-Coach Peter- son, C. Strub, M. Porter, M. Eppard, K. Nordhaugen, B. Knight, K. Valentine, K. Valentine, J. Jeter, kneeling L Clinking beard, M. Howard, R. Kolde, R. Bare. CsetNMl WR Opp 32 Stellae oom 16 60 Enumclaw 35 60 North Mason 28 48 Tacoma Baptist 25 44 Charles Wright 29 44 Fite 33 58 Eatonvllle 46 47 Vashon 32 55 Seattle Christian 28 39 Ortlng 40 39 Foster 56 50 Eatonvllle 38 44 Port Townsend 30 51 Seattle Christian 24 59 Ortlng 45 30 Foster 70 50 Chimacum 32 48 Vashon 36 Basketball Junior Peggy Knight tastbreakt down the court lor a lay ln. Senior Tina Rtehm goes up tor two against Enumclaw. Above: Junior Morey McDougoti (34) puts tt e pressure on a Tacoma Baptist player. Below: Tins Riehm jumps high to get the ball to Peggy Knight (14). Wrestling VARSITY, 1st row: R. Bowen 101, B. Bowen 103, T. Morgan IIS, M. Fields 122, D. Catchpole 129, R. Hlrshel 135; 2nd row: O. Smith 141, J. Catchpole 148, B. Klein 158, D. Smith 168, R. Trommler 178, B. Eppard 190, C. Ellis Uni. Seniors Lloyd McVay 148, Ben Klein 158, Doug Smith 168, Tlmo Beckmann 141. Sophomore Dennis Smith works Above: 101 lb R. Bowen contemplates his next move. Bowen has had an out- standing season so far, only losing one match this season to Orting. Below: J. Catchpole works hard tor a pin against Decture. Returning state performer M. Fields pins his opponent. 1581b senior B. Klein, moments before he pinned his opponent, waits lor the refer- ee's final decision! R. Hirshel looks a takedown. Hirshel went to state last year and Is hopeful for this year. Senior D. Smith pushes hard to get a pin. Our wrestling team was stron- ger than ever this year with all of the Varsity weight classes filled. Returning state perform- ers, letter earners, and seniors helped to make the season a competitive one. The new Varsi- ty coach, Steve Merz, aided in the improvement of the team, and in providing comradeship. Our school also played a part in the success of the team with support that was much needed. That encouraged the wrestlers to work harder. J.V.: 1st row: B. Brown, R. Zumwalt, S. Maas, T. Boies, R. Bidwell, B. Dorn, 2nd row: J. Edison, R. Hanson, J. Cawley, T. Beckmann, L. MaVay, D. Swift! Tennis Has Encouraging Season «. I This year's tennis team was a really young one, with only three letter winners returning, and no seniors. This season could have been looked at as a rebuilding year, but the Hor- nets don’t give up. After losing the first matches due to lack of experience, the team began to win sets and games. It this perserverance keeps up, next year should be an excellent season. Keep up the great work, teaml This year's players are: Michelle Anderson, Tracy Covey, Dianna Gatto, Dawn Hay, An- drea Jones, Jill Ochsner, Kim Powell, Dan- ielle Reed, Katie Such, Pam Talley, Susan Wentz, and Jennie Wood. Basketball Center Chris Mills gives Enumclaw play- er a ‘high five’ while the ball Is suspend- ed in mid air. Junior Rick Emry takes two at the tree throw line. Sinking both of them puts WR ahead 28 20 ogainst Eatonvllle. Bret VanStckle (24), Chris Mills, and Matt Hartmann play tough defense against a Tacoma Baptist player. Sophomore Matt Miller tips the ball to Brian Phelan In an exciting game against Eatonvllle. Shooting For The Top This year’s boys basketball team had a tremendous sea- son, taking first place in the Eastern division of the Nisqually League. The desire to win topped by skill gave our guys the power to win. Returning Var- sity players and new blood helped to bring out the best in our team. With only five losses for league play, our team was tied with Orting for the first place title, but we earned it be- cause of a better season re- cord. Way to go) Our guys also qualified for districts, which we missed last year by half a game. Improvement was seen all around by our basketball team. Congratulations. Top plct. Varsity: Caoch Engstrom, J. McGee, B. Phelan, M. Madden, M. Hart- mann, C. Mills, C. Fernandes, T. Desmul, Bre. VanSickle, Bra. VanSickle, T. Jay, M. Mills, B. Kaelin. Kneeling: manager M. BoMman. Bottom plct. J.V.: B. Peloll, E. Richard son, B. Franklin, 0. Gallagher, E. Klein, R. Emry, M. Miller, T. Harrington, G. Gard- Ing, R. Vesey, J. Benson, Coach Avey. WR Opp 61 Steilacoom 78 46 Enumdaw 55 7� North Mason 63 60 Tacoma Baptist 66 65 Charles Wright 52 54 Fife 55 73 Eatonvllle 64 65 Vashon 57 61 Seattle Christian 48 46 Orting 44 69 Foster 64 60 Eatonvllle 61 90 Port Townsend 53 60 Seattle Christian 59 51 Orting 54 63 Foster 59 62 Chlmacum 51 85 Vashon 64 'Indicates non-league games Basketball Junior Guard John McGee (12) drive lor two In a fait brook Senior Chrt Mill put the ball up tor another Held goal, against Enumckxw. shot ogainst the Eatonvllle Cruisers. Matt Hartmann and Brian Kaelln tough on detense. Sophomore Matthew Mills (32) puts up a jump shot against Vashon. Junior Trevor Desmul (40) and Sophomore Matt Miller (42) screen for their team- mates. Above: Senior Tod Jay expertly handles the ball In a fast paced game against Enumclaw. Below: Sophomore Doug Argo hustles down the court. Baseball Varsity: ttandlng-Coach Novak, C. Gatos, T. Desmul, 0. Catchpole, G. Fer- nandes, J. McGee, M. Madden, Coach Znameroskl. kneeling.F. Walsh, J. Catchpole, W. Wllcoxson, P. Hlx, M. Mills. The varsity baseball team will be returning only tour lettermen from last year — Greg Fer- nandes, Mark Dierlnger, Danny Catchpole, and Willy Wllcox- son. This will be one of the youn- gest baseball teams fielded by White River In many years. Tak- ing this into account, this could be considered a rebuilding year. But, by all indications of the players, they are ready to go out and be a competitive force In the Nisqually League. Senior Mark Dierlnger feeds the pitching machine in our new batting cages. Junior Trevor Desmul Improving hi swing. Senior Mike Madden show excellent form for first year pitching. Freshman Brent Peloll (left) and Senior Greg Fernandes (right) both pitch to Junior Willy Wllcoxson (middle) posing with bat WATCH OUTI This year’s Softball Team started out a successful year as shown by the number of girls who turned out. This camaraderie showed evidence that they want more than just a success- ful year, and they had their sights set for state competition. With this group there goals will be met. During warm up, the girls work out the kinks left over from winter. Junior Peggy Knight gathers the ball while showing her terrific form. Michelle Ramsey winds up for a long “bomb” to third base. Tammy Shelton makes an excellent catch for a force out. Geleah Free prepares to make an out at first base. Jenny Thomas patiently waits for a ball to come her way in the lonely “outfield” position. “Golf. .. .takes a swing” Hornet golfers faced tough com- petition this year. As defending Nisqually League champions, other teams had no trouble get- ting up for White River. The only returning lettermen were Matt Hartmann and Bryan Jensen. The team’s future looks bright, however, as coach Merv Such welcomed several talented freshmen and sophomores to tryouts for spots on the squad this spring. Opposite page- 1. This year's only girl, Katie Such, tries to tee up. She usually had to have one of the guys do It, but she made progress. 2. This year's Hornet golf team. 3. Seniors Jensen Hartmann hold up last year's trophy. The burning ques- tion this year was, Can they do It again? This page. 1. Which way did it go? Brett VanSickle looks for his ball as Hartmann tries to help. 2. THE BIG 3-Matt Hartmann Brett Van Sickle watch fellow senior Bryan Jen- sen tee up. Rough sport, huh guys? 3. Matt Hartmann chips it In on the put- ting green. He did eventually make it onto a real course. 4. Freshman wonder Jett Myers takes a practice swing. Coach Such was amazed at his ability this year. Beam me up, Scottie-Freshman Mike Podk- ranlc shows off his equipment. Boy’s Track The boys track team isn’t as big as it has been in the past, but there are a lot of good individuals. Alan Catch- pole should lead in the sprints and make it to state. Doug Smith and Wil- ly Woyach should do well in the pole vault, with Steven Storm the main person in the hurdles. Girls Track The girls track team this year is mostly made up of seniors and freshmen. The team should be reasonably strong, espe- cially in the sprints and relays. The de- fending 400 and 800 relay teams are back. They are Tina Riehm, Sue Davis, Cindy Wood and Pollie Hanson. Dee Dee Moriarty should do well in the hurdles and high jump. People in the throwing events have a lot of potential. Senior Joanne Maris should lead distance runners, but she has a lot of competition from the freshmen. Underclassmen Dominate First Season 1st: Doug Marls, Erie Richardson, Josh Clark. 2nd: Tod Jay, Shane Ziemer, Terry Harrington, Andy Haugen, Coach McKean. 3rd: Euroca Dickson, Erin Smith, Roxanne Bare, Clarice Loomis, Joanne Marls. 2) Proud seniors Terry Harrington, Joanne Maris, and Tod Jay. Har- rington and Marls turned out because they love to run-Jay was getting In shape for basketball. 3) Everyone stretches out before a big match. Richardson takes It easy, Clark makes friends with a tree, and Jay contemplates forgetting his socks. 4) Coach Doug McKean-thls was his first cross country team at White River. K JO BROWN DIANNE CAMPBELL JAMES ENOSTROM SHARON HODGINS VICKI IRELAND JONI KELLER TRENA PAGE GARY SAMBILA DARYL ROSS CONNIE SILVERNAIL Administration Vice-Principal William Heubner 120 Above: Office secretaries, Robbie Lapin, Dorfhy Mels, and Susan Heins. Below: Superintendent Richard Andrews tries to explain where all the money went. Principal Lee Knight “School Board” 1. School Board members are as fol- lows; Back; Joe Albert and John Clay, Frony Van Madden, Ella Robert- son, and Nancy Eppard. 2. District Administration Secretaries are; Mary Mullins. Marsha Hay, Mary Ainard, and Penny Harrington. Above left: Teresa Olson refills the sandwich machine before hungry students arrive for lunch. Above right; Janitor John Kent shovels the walkways of our school during our cold spell of snow. Bus Drivers Top I to R; Bambi Thawsh, Marilyn Grader, Cora Johnson, Mary Streepy, Dawn Atklsson, June Johnson, Glenda Branch, Teresa Olson. Front L to R; Patty McGeehee, Judy Marine, Dolores Storm, A Mary Huhtala. Not pictured: Debbie Davis, Penny Loomis A Earl Storm. Professional Patrons Neil E. Bergstrom, D.D.S.,P.S. Stephan Brooks, D.D.S.,P.S. Enumclaw Foothills Medical Center Phillip J. French, J.D., Attorney at Law James Hants, D.D.S. Ralph H. Reed, D.D.S. Daniel H. Ryning, D.D.S.,P.S. M.A. Seaburg, O.D. D.A. Tait, M.D., and W.E. Biljan, M.D. The 1985 White River Yearbook staff would like to recognize and thank the above professional patrons for sponsoring the production of this yearbook. VALLEY SUPPLY CO-OP 1010 Stevenson Enumclaw Come See Us For ALL Your Needs In: Lawn Garden Supplies, Home Heating fuels, Fertilizers, Chemicals, Batteries, lams Dog Food, and Cenex Brand Feeds. 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Buckley, WA 829-1466 Specializing in Queen Size Fashions 777 Main Buckley, Wa Gifts, Floral Arrangements, and Collectibles 145 PATRONS Rite Spot Cate Dianne Campbell Northwest Parking Lot Cleaning Greg Clinkingbeard BRB Clothing (MFG.) T.H.E.Fitness Club The Trapper's Den DftB Dozing Excavation Fyda Farm Ron and Josie Gatto Buckley Glass Shop Enumclaw Florist and Greenhouse Burt and Carolyn Haugen Bert Heath (Logging) Bill Huebner demand and Marie Schmitz Northwest Sealing Connie Silvernail Len Soler Dairy Swanson Waste Oil Service Judy and Mike Twardoski Dave and Lollle Williams David Z. Williams (Const.) Hollis and Eleanor Youngs Noordman Truck Parts Repair Bookter’s Bakers Happy Hearth Tea Room Gifts The Hairy Barber Shop Young’s Floral Farmer's Insurance Group Cole Street Book CO. Al Moen Realty Buckley Food Center Beautiful Hair For Men Women Tony’s Grocery Rainbows Rarities Enumclaw Cyclery Enumclaw Suzukl Kawasaki Lee Knight Mazatlan Restaurant Dan and Karen Meyer Mary’s Munchies Arnie Ochsner (Puget Sound Equipment, Inc.) Trena Page Harriet Ross Russ Rudolph The 1985 White River Year- book staff would like to thank the above patrons for their added support. We couldn’t have done it without you I 146 147 Senior Summary BARBER, ANNMARIE: General Activities BARCLAY, JONI: “JO” Track, FHA BASSETT, WALLY: General Activities BECKMAN, TIMO: Wrestling, Ski Club BEDWELL, BETH: General Activities BERGQUIST, COREENA: General Activities BICKLER, ROBERT: “RODGE” Golf, Track, Wrestling, Key Club, Homecoming BLACK, DAN: General Activities BOIES, SUSAN: “SUE” Track, Honor Society BOWEN, SUE: General Activities BRYAN, TIMOTHY: “TIM General Activities CALDWELL, CONNIE: General Activities CATCHPOLE, ALAN: “BIG AL” Soph. Class President, Class Rep., Football, Track, Wres- tling, Homecoming King CHAPPELL, MICHAEL: General Activities CLINKINGBEARD, CHERI: “CHER” Concert Choir Vice President, Cheerleader, Track, Volleyball Manager, Drill Team, Homecom- ing Court, Pep Club, TROY JENSEN MEMORIAL AWARD COVEY, TERESA: “TERI” Honor Society Points Chairman, Pep Club, Football Stat., Honor Society, Yearbook, Choir DAVIS, SUE: “SUE BEAR 2nd Period Rep., Basketball, Track, Volleyball, Pep Club DAY, CAROL: Track, Volleyball, Pep Club, Students Club DEPUTY, CLIFF: General Activities DeOLIVEIRA, LEANN: FFA, Forestry, Drill Team Captain, Drill Team, Color Guard, Choir, Hon- or Society DE MOSS, BRET: Football, Wrestling DESMARAIS, JACQUELINE: “JACK” Year- book, Pep Club, Student Council, Student's Club, Baseball-Basketball-Track Stat. DIERINGER, MARK: Ski Club, President Sec- retary, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Home- coming Court DIETSCH, JOHN: General Activities ELDRIDGE, CHRIS: “CHRISSY” Track, Key Club, Pep Club, Band, Choir ELLIOTT, MICHAEL: “MIKE” Tennis, Band ELZA, MARVIN: General Activities EDWA-D, DAVE: General Activities EMMETT, RONDA: General Activities EPPARD, MIKE: Honor Society, Key Club, A.S.B. President, A.S.B. Inter-High Rep., Bas- ketball, Football, Baseball, Homecoming Court FAIRBANKS, ROBERT: General Activities FERGUSON, TOM: General Activities FERNANDES, GREGORY: “GREG” Student Council, Cross Country, Basketball, Football Manager, Homecoming Court FREISE, TERRY: Football, Baseball, Band H FRENCH, MIKE: General Activities FYDA, DIANNE: “FIDO” Senior Class Secre- tary, Track, Students Club, Wrestling Aux., Pep Club, Honor Society, Student Council, Annual GALLION, MICHELLE: “MICKI” Pep Club, Wrestling Aux. GRADER, ROBIN: Freshman Class Secretary, Pep Club, Basketball HANSEN, PATTIE: “BUTTERCUP” Volleyball, Track, Pep Club, Homecoming Court HANSEN, POLLIE: “FIBBA Swing Choir Presi- dent, Volleyball, Track, Pep Club, Homecom- ing Court HARRINGTON, TERRY: “ANIMAL Track, Foot- ball, Wrestling, Cross Country, Students Club HARTLEY, CONNIE: 2nd Per. Rep., Junior Class Secretary, Pep Club President, Basket- ball, Track, Volleyball, Pep Club, FFA, Stu- dents Club, Choir, Student Council HARTMAN, MATT: Basketball, Golf HAUSER, JANA: “HOSER” Freshman Class Vlce-Pres., 2nd Per. Rep., A.S.B. Vice-Presi- dent, Cheerleader, Pep Club, Students Club, Homecoming Court, Football-Basketball- Baseball Stat. HEDGES, TIM: General Activities HENDERSON, SARAH: General Activities HIX, PATRICK: “PAT” FFA, Football, Baseball, Wrestling, Wrestling Aux., Ski Club, Student Council, Homecoming HOWARD, DAVID: General Activities HOWERTON, DEANA: Volleyball, Track, Stu- dents Club, Band HUFFMAN, KATHRYN: 2nd Per. Rep., Honor Society Treasurer, President, Pep Club, Honor Society, Basketball-Baseball Stat., An- nual ICKES, JULIE: Freshman Class Rep., Junior Class Vice President, Senior Class President, Volleyball, Basketball, Softball, Pep Club, Honor Society, Student Council, Homecom- ing Court JASMER, TRACY: Honor Society, Pep Club, Choir, Homecoming, Football Stat., Annual JAY, TOD: Basketball, Baseball, Football, Cross Country JENSEN, BRYAN: Golt, Basketball, Band JOHNSON, TRUDI: General Activities KELLER, MICHAEL: “TATOO” FFA KENNEDY, DEBRA: “DEB Track, Ski Club, Honor Society KING, KARMEN: Students Club, Students Club Rep., Student Council, Color Guard, Drill Team KLEIN, BEN: Wrestling Aux. President, Wres- tling, Football, Wrestling Aux. KOIDE, REI: Basketball, Pep Club, Ski Club, Band KUHNLE, LEAH: “SHORTY” Pep Club, Choir LACY, JAMES: General Activities LAKEY, KARL: General Activities LAWRENCE, ED: General Activities LEBRUN, NATHALIE: “NAT” Pep Club, Ski Club, Exchange Student trom Belgium LIOCE, JOHN: General Activities LIGHTBURN, RICHARD: “RICK” FFA, FFA Sec- retary-Treasurer President, Track LIOCE, JOHN: General Activities LOOMIS, SHARLENE: “SHAR” Volleyball, Vol- leyball Manager, Pep Club, Ski Club, Stu- dents Club, Band, Choir, Students Club Asst. Sales Chairman LUCAS, SHERRY: Choir President, Drill Team Secretary, Track, Volleyba-I Manager, Bas- ketball Manager, Pep Club, Drill Team, Choir MAAS, DAVE: Football, Honor Science Stu- dent MADDEN, MIKE: Football, Basketball, Home- coming MARIS, JOANNE: “JO” Sophomore Class Vice President, Honor Society Secretary, Track, Cross Country, Wrestling Aux., Honor Society MARSHALL, MICHAEL: “MIKE” Football, Track, Honor Society MERRIN, DEBBIE: Track, Track Stat., Volleyball Stat., Honor Society, Choir MESKE, DELILAH: “Dl” Pep Club, Honor Soci- ety, Choir MEYER, MARION: Key Club, Key Club Rep., Pep Club, Honor Society, Band, Basketball Manager MILLS, CHRISTOPHER: “CHRIS” Basketball, Football, Homecoming Court MITCHELL, JILL: Students Club, Students Club Secretary, Vice-President, President, Student Council MOE, LISA: Basketball, Tennis, Pep Club, Stu- dent Club, Ski Club, Homecoming McCRACKEN, DALE: Wrestling, Forestry McGEE, AMY: General Activities MclNTOSH, CUFF: Ski Club, Student Council McLEAN, KARI: Students Club McVAY, LLOYD: General Activities NAROLSKI, TED: General Activities NEWKIRK, JEANIE: Concert Choir Secretary- Treasurer, Tennis, Pep Club, Students Club, Choir, Cheerleader, A.S.B. Secretary, Home- coming Queen NICHOLS, CHAD: Basketball, Tennis NORDHOUGEN, KRISTI: “KRISTI SUE” fcolt, Baseball-Track Stat., Pep Club, Students Club, Student Council, Cheerleader, Home- coming PHILLIPS, ROBIN: Volleyball, Ski Club PRIES, JANINE: “AMAZON” Students Club, Students Club President RATLIFF, RUSSEL: “HOLE” Wrestling Aux., FFA RIEHM, TINA: Volleyball, Basketball, Track, Homecoming RIZZOLO, RALPH: General Activities RUSSELL, JASON: General Activities SAMPLE, ANNETTE: Choir, Sottball, Students Club SCHIERLING, SHANNON: “MR. MEAT” Choir, Forestry, Drama SCHMITZ, VALERIE: “VAL” Pep Club, Student Council, Yearbook, Choir, Drama, Cheer- leading SECKEL, KURT: Basketball Manager, Honor Society, Band SKEELS, NOLAND: “NOL” Band, Choir, Choir Vice-President SLOAN, TIMOTHY: “T.J.” Student Council SMITH, DOUG: “SCHMITTY Wrestling, Wres- tling Aux. Vice-President, 2nd Per. Rep., Wrestling, Track, Football, Student Council STEEL, JENNIFER: “JEN” Track, Pep Club, Hon- or Society, Foreign Exchange, Student Coun- cil STENLUND, KEN: General Activities SUVAK, CHRIS: General Activities SVEINSON, JIM: General Activities SVEINSON, SCOTT: General Activities STORM, STEVE: General Activities SWANSON, ERIC: Football, Track, Ski Club, Homecoming THOMAS, JENNY: “BOOZER” Junior Class President, Senior Class Vice-President, Vol- leyball, Basketball, Basketball Manager THOMPSON, KIM: 2nd Per. Rep., Track, Sott- ball, Pep Club, Wrestling Aux. TUTHILL, KRISTI: General Activities TONEY, LESLIE: General Activities VAGASKY, ROBERT: General Activities VERHONICK, KEVIN: General Activities VAN SICKLE, BRET: Football, Basketball, Track WALLACE, FRANK: Forestry President, Track WEBER-HALL, MIKE: Wrestling, Track WESNER, KRISTAL: Freshman Rep., Sopho- more Class Rep., FHA, Key Club, Pep Club WHITEHOUSE, KARL: General Activities WHITEMORE, BRIAN: Sophomore Class Secre- tary Treasurer WILCOXON, TINA: Wrestling Aux., Students Club, Basketball, Sottball WOOD, CYNTHIA: “CINDY” 2nd Per. Rep., Honor Society Secretary, Track, Ski Club, Pep Club, Honor Society, Key Club, Year- book WOYACH, MICHAEL: “WILLIE” Basketball, Track, Forestry, Drama YODER, CHRIS: General Activities Senior Favorite 1. Sunnlost Imta: W� y Woyoch. Krtstt Nordhougon 2. trotttost Eyos: John L oc . Connlo CaldwoN 2. Clost Cun— Scott Svoinson. Loot) Kuhnio 4. Most Ukoty To Succood: Sryan Jonson. Morton Moyor 5. Ctoss Swoothoorls: Srtan WWtomoro. Jonl Sorctoy 4. FrtondHost- (d Laworonco. SoMo Honson 7. Cias� Ftrts: Shonnon tchlortlng. Joanlo Howklrk • Ctoss Clown: Tod Norotskl. Jonny Thomos t. Most Athlottc: Chris MNls. two Dovls 10. tost Done or: tohort Stcktor. Mat otto Lotrun 11. Most Huggablo Mtks Moddon. Jockt DosMorots 12. Most Tatontod: Torry Frtoso, Doonna Howorlon 12. Shyost: David Howard. Kristi TuthM 14. Most Ukoty To Oosslp Ocog Fornando� Connlo Horttoy 15 Handsomo BoautMui: frlc Swanson. Tina Otohm 16 Ctoss Srownnosors: CNff McIntosh. Jono Mousor 17. tost AN Around: Mlko Eppard. Chort CNnklngboord 15. tost Sod: Mork Dtortngor. Use Moo If tost Dr os sod: Tod Joy. Dtanno Fydo 20. tost porsonaNty: Stovo Storm, Sottlo Hon son 21. Most Inspirational: Noland Skoots, Julio lekos 22. tor son You Would Uko To tun Out Of Oos With On o moonlight night Alan Catchpolo. Trocy Jasmor FAVORITE FOOD: PIZZA LASAGNE STEAK SPAGHETTI FAVORITE DRINK: DIET COKE COOLERS SPRITE MILK FAVORITE CAR: CORVETTE CAMARO MUSTANG 4X4 FAVORITE ATHLETE: CURT WARNER DAVE KREIG CARL LEWIS KENNY EASLEY O ■ M c D CO FAVORITE COMMERCIAL: WHERE'S THE BEEF RAINIER BEER SHASTA STROH'S FAVORITE MOVIE: PURPLE RAIN GHOSTBUSTERS FOOTLOOSE KARATE KID FAVORITE SONG: STUCK ON YOU WE’RE NOT GONNA TAKE IT LET'S GO CRAZY HARD HABIT TO BREAK FAVORITE MUSICAL GROUP: PRINCE ALABAMA JOURNEY VAN HALEN FAVORITE ACTOR ACTRESS: EDDIE MURPHY CLINT EASTWOOD TOM SELLECK HEATHER THOMAS FAVORITE RESTAURANT: MCDONALDS PIZZA HUT SKIPPERS FOUR SEASONS We’re Gone NAME OF BOOK: PRINTING: JOSTEN’S REPRESENTATIVE: YEARBOOK PLANT CONSULTANT PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHER: _____________________ADVISOR: STAFF: ________________SENIOR EDITOR: ________________________CORY: PHOTOGRAPHY: SENIORS: UNDERCLASS: FACULTY: ATHLETICS: BUSINESS: THEME: T’kopechuck Josten’s American Yearbook Company Ken Werner Kim Robinson Bruno’s of Tacoma Merv Such Valerie Schmitz Katie Such Chris Williams Marion Meyer Cindy Williams Dianne Fyda Kathryn Huffman Jackie Desmarais Jenny Thomas Dianne Fyda Chris Williams Anjie Breault Anjie Breault Valerie Schmitz Dianna Gatto Greg Fernandes Jenny Thomas Jackie Desmarais Shelley Hardin “We’re On Our Way”