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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1986 volume:

T’KOPECHUCK—1986 White River Hornets White River High School P.O. Box G Buckley, Wa 98321 NEW LOOK FOR A NEW YEAR “September 4? Does school actually start September 4? Yep, that's right. As you walked through the annex doors on opening day for the first or last time, you probably weren't too thrilled to be there. You should have cheered up some as you remembered enrollment increased and we were AA this year. As a result, the administration decided to clean up its act. As you walked around, you probably noticed the fresh paint job, the counseling center, the bus garage, and especially the grandstand. “Wow!, you thought as you took a second and a third look. Then, finding your friends, you casually strolled on over to the auditorium to hear Mr. Knight's motivating speech and see the ASB skit. Once that was done, the first class of the year started. Just think, June isn't all that far away. ”, you told your best friend, trying to cheer both of you up. “Besides. everything looks great. Everything does look great, and it almost made giving up summer worthwhile. (Almost!) 2 Classes continued even though construction was still going on. Vice-Principal Heubner. Principal Knight, and Superintendent An- drews survey the construction. 3 DIFFERENT FACES IN ALL KINDS OF PLACES Tammy Watts tries to talk to class president Matt Fields. but he seems to be tuning her out. Come on. Matt- get with it! 4 Kelly Whitmore, senior, waits for the joke as fellow seniors react around her This picture was taken at the second pep rally of the year, before our first home game Trevor Desmul meets Enumclaw face to face Senior Desmul's fears became reality when his team lost to our rivals. Once the routine had become familiar again, it really wasn't so bad being back. Sure, you had to get up in the mornings, but you spent a lot more time with your friends. The first day was tough, though, as teacher after teacher rattled off rules until you knew what they were going to say before they did. Some teachers had moved, so even seniors found themselves lost. Freshmen were a lost cause, but most of them caught on. (Those who didn't will be found eventually). If you were a senior, graduation became a reality. Now. you could skip and almost get away with it. because you were a SENIOR Nobody was older than you were anymore. What a feeling, right? Some of you started counting days to graduation already. Freshmen relaxed slightly as they realized there weren't Marines around every corner waiting to eat them for lunch. Some even discovered upperclassmen are people, not dragons. The sophomores kicked up their heels as they realized they weren't freshmen anymore. A few tried to get the freshmen, forgetting they were in their place a mere three months before. The juniors relished being upperclassmen-one more year, and they'd be seniors. Hey. can handle bemg back. , you said to your best buddies at lunch as you ate junk food from the machines. The worst part is having a lousy six minutes between classes. Well, that's true, but the exercise was good for you. believe it or not. As you sat there, you saw the crowd in the parking lot being rowdy, and you heard all the conversations and gossip flow around you. and you realized what high school was all about. Eventually, your teachers started giving you assignments, the first football game at Enumclaw was Friday the 13. and. sure enough, we lost, club meetings started, and you knew there was no turning back. School was back to stay 5 THE SPIRIT CONNECTION Volleyball players Peggy Knight. Jane Hensler. Traci Hamilton and Kari Nordhaugen munch out at a pep assembly. Now. listen. Matt...” Marcy MC Douga II explains something to Senior President Matt Fields before their turn at the mike. and the band plays on Barbara Gustin. Suzanna Smith. Carne Dugger. Kristin MC Vay. and Angie Dieringer toot their way to fame. Jackie Pee Wee” Jos wick shows her ability on the Pow- der Puff at the first assembly of the year. Love the bowie. Jackie! 6 Junior Dennis Smith finishes his lunch at the Pep Assembly How's the chocolate pudding today. Smith? Gee. Danny, do you think you could teach me? Danny Patton demonstrates his drum ability white Junior Troy Jensen looks on Eliott Lawrence and Jett Pratt are in the background When you think about stepping into a new year, what's one of the first things that comes to mind? The first assembly, of course! Assemblies are an important part of school life; they give us all a chance to be together in one place. As always, the first assembly was a hit, especially because of the ASB spoof of Pee Wee Herman. Who could forget Jackie Joswick and her Powder Puff? The ASB and everyone else set up many exciting assembly this year, and they only seemed to get better. No matter what you thought of the subject matter, you may have appreciated the assemblies because you got out of class. Well, that's all right, too. This year’s assemblies helped promote school spirit. In fact, spirit was at its highest peak in a long time this year. Maybe it was the new league, maybe it was the improvements, maybe it was just time for a change, but whatever it was, it was great, Thanks to you. Right now, you might be saying Who, me? Yes. you! You were there at the pep rallies, the games, the club meetings, and in class. You made the difference in morale this year, so take the credit-you deserve it. 7 Don't worry, kid-ril watch out lor you.” says freshman Jim Johnson to fellow fresh- man Kenny Whitmore. S Seniors Andrea Jones. Julie Stenlund. and Danielle Reed socialize on the first day of school. Danielle protested having her picture taken, but the photographer won out. Tina Pries and Cory Waldo enjoy a romantic stroll around the parking lot. It's too bad it was interupted by the garbage they had to step over Friends are the people we remember long after our school days are over. The friendships formed in high school are often maintained throughout our lives. Your best friends are the ones you confided problems in, ate lunch with every day, walked to class with, and, sometimes, got into trouble with. Keep those memories because they will last forever. High school isn't just classes, homework, teachers, and getting ready for life. It's social, too. We saw friends together at every football game, in the parking lot, at lockers, and just about everywhere else we looked. (At the dances, we saw friendships of a different kind!) It's an important part of school life. Well hello there. Mr. Knight! says Shannon Lewis as she tries to explain why she’s eating an apple instead of sitting in class. So, as you look through your yearbook, think back on the time you spent with the people you care about. Go ahead and be sentimental and maybe even mushy. Afterwards, take a pal to lunch! 9 HOLDING DOWN TWO Ride ’em, Scottie- Scott Lynch shows the new country look during Western Days at the local Safeway JOBS Many White River students are more than just that- they have part time jobs too. On any given day. you can see students pumping gas. bagging groceries, flipping trench fries, bussing tables, or a hundred and one different things after school. There are many advantages to working. It's a great way to be independent, and who doesn't like money? If college is in your plans, it's a way to get a head start on tuition costs. Even if it's not, money in the bank is always nice. If you’re not into saving, having a job can get you new clothes, or- a major reason students work- a car. On the other hand, there are disadvantages, too. Often, students can't make it to school activities, especially night games and dances. It's also hard to take your best girl (or guy) out when you work late every Friday and Saturday night. Sometimes, homework suffers, too. Occasionally, Trig or Civics just has to give way to the boss and his her demands. Basically, most students can juggle their two lives. After all, it's all up to you and your wallet. (Below) Way to go. Karen- Junior Karen Schmitz proves it really is possible to bag groceries and look at the same time. Junior Jodie Jeter juggles her job and her junior homework while working lor Mr Banks. The customer is always right- Becky Pariari re-detines service with a smile while taking an order at Viz's. Junior Brad Van Sickle practices for the life of a young executive at Van Sickle's Arco But. Brad-where's your three peice suit? Senior Kris Schmitz packs groceries at the Bonney Lake Safeway She had a lot of company- many of White River students also worked there this year Matt, you missed a spot! Junior Matt Miller studies the car intently while washing it at the same time. II Ushers John McGee and Chris Andrews roast hot dogs m the back of Danny Catchpoies truck before Coronation. above- I can't believe it! . Queen Jane says to King Brad right- Jackie Joswick and Danny Catchpole ner- vously eat Homecoming dinner with a judge Coronation got off to a beachin' start, with the swing choir singing Beach Boys' tunes The Senior class bonfire was held on October 17th. The overenthusiastic crowd gave cause lor an early shut down. THE SEARCH IS OVER “The Search is Over set the theme on Coronation night, October 16th, 1985, when Brad Eppard and Jane Hensler were crowned Homecoming King and Queen. Members of the Royal Court included: Jackie Joswick, George Butler, Carrie Inglin, Danny Catchpole, Marcy McDougall, Trevor Desmul, Traci Hamilton, and Rick Emery. Guest speakers from the class of '61 were Alice Coyne Alfano, and John Kacer. Although the Gig Hardor Tides defeated the Hornets 20-13, they showed outstanding effort in a well fought game. The Homecoming dance was held Saturday night in the Wilkeson Gymnasium. “The Bite provided the music; the theme, Midnight Paradise. King Brad Eppard and Queen Jane Hensler share their moment ot glory Coronation speakers Corbin Fralick and Maureen Stanety present the Homecoming Royalty CLOTHES, CLOTHES, All good things must come to an end. whether it's a hot romance, the World Series, or a clothing tad. This year, new wave returned, bigger than ever. White River students wore everything from oversize sweaters to three or four earrings per ear. For the more faint of heart, the varsity look, with its sweaters and stirrup pants was big. Prints and paisleys were back, bigger than ever. A really popular look was the combination of two-or more- prints. These prints ranged from floral to plaid to huge paisleys. They weren't just on shirts, either-plaid trousers were seen on many White Riverites this season. Shorts were seen until cold weather drove them back into dresser drawers. As footwear goes, Keds without laces were seen on almost everyone's feet, although Reeboks and hightop basketball shoes were also popular. For those handy with a bottle of bleach, old Levi's could be transformed into a hot new look. Besides, it was less expensive than some of the other fads. Value Village, with its inexpensive clothes, could always be counted on if you wanted something nobody else had. Otherwise, you just had to keep a sharp eye out for sales and bargains. Basically, whether you were a prep, a waver, a rocker, or somewhere in between, it was a year to create your own look. CLOTHES You deserve a break today: Senior Missy Tru- linger returns from lunch at McDonalds. The Bobbsey Twins: Juniors Scott Lynch and Bichard Ochampaugh model ’ 'the Freshman Ron Moorhead returns to class- a little late- and runs plaid Look . into a photographer 14 Three unidentified freshman share lunch and gossip on the bench outside the Where's your stool. Corbin? Senior Corbin Frahck picks out a cafeteria. tune, but without using any support. 5 CLASSES Tom Alpert Jennifer Anderson Melody Bamter Jason Bazzar Bret Berglund Heidi Bircher Carrie Blanchard Julie Bolton Tara Boyles Sheila Burke Mekko Butler Heather Campbell Shawna Carney Brett Celigoy Kelly Cherington Kristie Clinton Jennie Cooms John Costello Tanya Coyle Tim Craig FRESHMEN Spirit Shows Through Freshmen were very enthusiastic throughout the year. Finally understanding what pep assemblies were for, they even took first place in class competitions a few time. They started off the year right by winning the float competition during Homecoming. A very successful car wash also helped them to earn money. 18 Richie Craig Veronica Cristobal Mike Dawson Doug Beach James Devlet Vicki Dick Angie Dieringer Cart Dieringer Goldie Dugan Kerry Duggar Lisa Dustin Phyliss Edge Jodi Fields Kerri Fijalka Mark Fisher Becky Flork Stefani Frick Yolanda Friese Kenny Gatto Ralph Giess Ladonna Gifford Brent Goegebuer Todd Goegebuer Tracy Gray Becky Green Gina Green Barb Gustin Chris Hay Heather Hazelwood Trisha Heddrick 19 Terry Holbrook T. Hutchins Sabina Holly Greg Inglin Donny Irvine Damion Jarger Jessica Jenson James Johnson Erick Johnson Steve Jones David Kelley Tina Kelley Michelle Kelly Corry Kerr Jason Keyser Robin Klanke Bill Klei Michael Kyrluk Brandon Ladely Steve Lawlis Brent La vendar Rob Light burn Jessie Loomis Holly Lucas 20 Melinda Mann Dawn McCatvin Chris McGee Ronnie McGhee Keavin McIntosh Colette McManis Christy McVay Troy Medley Luke Miller Clint Moffet Ron Moorhead Jeff Moreno John Morgan Mike Munch Paul Niskolsen Buffy Nicoletta Scatt Osmun Sharon Parkko Charlotte Patrick Melissa Pomeroy Danny Powers Jeff Pratt Ken Preston Matt Randall 21 Carrie Rask Steve Richardson La dona Richmond Jim Ricks Tamara Rider Eric Riley Mario Rodriguez Janine Ronco Donda Rose Zan Ross Steve Rowan Kathy Rowley Elaine Russell Dawn Sackwar Howdy Sample Julie Sauve Ron Schmitz Becki Scholes Karie Schwetkl Kevin Seckel Sandra Smith 22 Susanna Smith Jason Steel Vincent Storm Nicci St. Pierre Bryan Stridd Andy Strub Arnold Sylvester Tracy Symonds Mark Taylor Shawn Thomas Shon Thorp Ken Thursron Jacques Tibeau Tom Timmons Chad Tinney Trevor Townsend Everett Trommler Karlene Tut hill Deanna Tyner Nicole Van Sickle Tammy Velez Mike Vollmer Jason Walch Janette Welch Mel White Kenny Whitmore Hilary Wik Vicki Williams Joe Woods Dan Wright Dena Yackley Cindy Yorder Heidi Young Not Pictured: Dean Stull Will Staley 23 A LOOK AROUND THE CAMPUS A quick glance around the campus shows White River students busy with many different things. A real advantage to our high school is a tendency to be yourself, not what people think you should be. In fact, everyone seems to be stepping into new things, no matter where you look. 24 25 9C HM HM HM HM HM HM HM HM 956 HM HM SOPHOMORES Flying High Throughout the 1965-66 school year, the Sophomores showed exceptional spirit and promising leadership. Through pep assemblies, holding a dance, taking second place with their homecoming float, and going X- mas caroling the class of ‘66 contributed alot to W.R.H.S. this year. Under the leadership of class officers Melissa Wood. President; Geleah Free. Vice- President; and Kim Hoffer. Secretary Treasurer the sophomores have a year to look back on and be proud of. Dan AI pert Frank Anderson Leanna Babcock Kirk Baker Roxanne Bare Zafna Bazulda Ruth Beaver Louis Bedwell Lena Bevaart Rick Bidwell Lynette Black Todd Boies Brad Borgs from Brian Bowen Ken Bowen Kathy Brady Jody Burbank Barbara Campbell Steve Carney Den p's Carriker 27 Jeff Cawley Joel Clark Josh Clark Katie Cleasby Lisa Clinkingbeard Ron Coates Chuck Compton Jennifer Converse Vanessa Cristobal Shaun Cross Beth Crookshank Bob Dean Lance De Larme Matt De Moss Jason Desmul Euroca Dickson James Edison Wendy Edwards Tina Elza Shannon Fierling Shannon Fitterer Brian Franklin Geleah Free Steve Frueling Kevin Garris Angel Graham Robert Grau Tina Gray Brad Gregg Ivan Gustin 28 Todd Guthrie Chet Hansen Sean Hardin Todd Harrington Elizabeth Hartman Marrie Hasek Andy Haugen Dawn Hay Warren Hayes Aaron Head Terrina Hedges Dennis Hicks Dana Hill Kurtis Hill Ron Hillstrom Kim Hotter Kelly Hook Earl Hooper Jackie Huffman Beth Inks Ashley Jackson Karlaa Jackson Ted Jenkins Shelica Jensen Shane Jerome Denise Jones Sterling Kapp Nick Kelbaugh Monica Kilboum Jack Kildare 29 Kimberly Kimm Mike King Steve KUnkhammer Mike Kolisch Michelle Krohmer Sherry Lance Keith La Riviere Elliot Lawerance Deanna Leach Alexander Lehn Mistie Little Ronda Loch ridge Don Loomis Shelly Loomis Robert Lunn Shaun Maas Doug Maris Pat Me Geehee Terne Me Gowan Steve Me Namer Jodie Me Vay Brian Meek Neil Milligan Darcy Mosley Jeff Myers Laurie Narolski Debbie Newman Kari Nordhaugen Kelly Oles Jeanna Olinger 30 Jessie Olsen Toney Osborn Kim Padgett Mario Palma Brent Peloli Faye Pesterkotf Kelly Pietz Mike Podkranic Amanda Porter Marty Ramsey Rick Rice Eric Richardson Melissa Richardson Joann Rickett Kelly Rothwell Joe Ruff Tina Rupp Michelle Satterfield Eric Satterwaite Francis Saur Denise Schmith Jeff Shirey Debbie Simpson Steve Skagen Erin Smith Justin Solomonsen Joey Steinfeldt Heather Steingard Tina Strasters Cheryl Strub 3 Mari Swift Tara Templeton Brad Thompson Ronnie Thompson Claudine Tibeau Shelley Toney Christy Truillinger Kami Valentine Kari Valentine Russ Velez Ron Vesey Jenny Watkins Shawna Watts Jeff Webb Max Wehr Susan Wentz Adrienne White Trisha Whitehead Darlene Williams Wayne Williamson Stephanie Wilson Melissa Wood John Woods Ryan Wunderlich DeeDee Young Rod Zumwalt 32 ROCKIN’ ROUND THE CAMPUS 34 JUNIORS Movin' On The juniors continued their proud, spirited tradition this year by winning “class competitions at the pep rallies. They also had a great time gearing up for next year, when they finally reach the top- SENIORS! President-Diana Hicks, Vice-Eddie Inglin, Secretary-Becky Woyach. Kandi Adams Sean Adkins Victor Alexander Rodney Alvord Jeanna Anderson Doug Argo Aili Arunachalam Kevin Bailey Abby Bazhldua Rick Bedwell Jerry Benson Jim Berquist Ben Black Angie Blackwell Neil Blain Ron Bowen Anjie Breaull Mike Bush Suzie Castelle Jody Catchpole 36 Shari Chase Kim Chesiey Kim Clinkingbeard Kerri Cole Steven Condon Tracy Covey Debt Culbertson Stephanie Davis Michelle Defusco Todd Desmarais Ann Marie Devlet Ward Dillman Billy Dorn Jay Doty Dean Dougherty Scott Edwards Anna Ellis Chuck Ellis Amy Ensiey Erik Foraker La Donna Friese Shelli Fuda Doug Gallagher Lori Gall ion James Garris Dianna Gatto Nikilyn Goforth Rich Hanson Wendi Hardie David Hartman Tammy Hayes Beth Henderson Diana Hicks Tina Holly Michelle Howard Michelle Hutchins Dace Hutson Cheryl Huxhold Eddie Inlgin Kelly Jasmer Troy Jensen Jodie Jeter Dan Johnson Dusty Johnson John Jones Brian Kaelin Eric Klein Paul Krakenberg Quinn Lawffer Eric Lawrence Marcie Lewis Shannon Lewis Scott Light burn Joe Lioce 38 Clare Loomis Cody Lovelace Scott Lynch Barb Maas Tonya McCalvin Tina McCarter Vincent McClean Dan McCollaum Lauryssa McCollaum Tina McCracken April McDougall Jay McKean Sean McLean Tim Meyer Todd Meyer Michelle Meyers Matt Miller Matt Mills Laura Montgomery Kim Moorehead Robert Murray Jeanine Nelsen Rich Ochampaugh Jill Ochsner 39 MaryAnn Osmun Cory Padgett Becky Pariari Debi Porter Kim Powell Sherri Pries Tina Prilto Derek Reano Tina Redford Nicole Reimann Kim Rice Donnie Robertson Billy Rumpza Jaqueiine Sa Duane Salonka Karen Schitz Jodi Schuler Lisa Schweikl Brian Seymour Dan Shamseldin Tracie Shay Tammy Sheltoes Kevin Sheperd Jamie Sloan Dennis Smith Chris Smyre Hilda Sorenson Andra Stanley Angela StanseM John Streepy 40 Katie Such Ron Tibeau Mike Trommler Charlie Vagasky Brad Van Sickle Cory Waldo Fitz Walsh Jason Waters Becky Wayach Da Ion Wesner Rod Wheeler Linda White Jennie Wood Joe York Shane Ziemer Tammy Zimmerman Not Pictured: Mike Cassatt Kim Little Jodie Veter sisisi m; I MICHELLE LEE ANDERSON ‘‘Shelly”-FHA-V. P. -1; Tennis-3, 4; Key-4; Pep-1. 2. 3. 4; Honor Soc. -2. 3. 4 CHRISTOPHER LEE ANDREWS “Chris”- Football-4; Basketball-4, Track-4; Varsity City-4. ROBERT RAY ASHLEY “Bob '- Football-1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball-1. 2; Key-3, 4; Honor Soc. -4. DEBBIE L. BASSETT ‘Debs ’- Con. Choir-1. 3. 4; Con. Band-2. 3. 4; Jazz Band 3. 4 MICHELLE RUTH BIEGLER Melly -Students Club-4. SHEILA BISHOP She '-FHA-I. 2. 3. 4; Students Club-3. 4 GEORGE ROY BUTTLER Band Stage Band-1. 2. 3. 4; Pres-4; Wres- tling Aux -1. 3; Wrestling-2. 4; Track-2; Ten- nis-4; Homecoming Court-4 BENJIMEN SCOTT CALDWELL “Pugs”- Forestry-1. 2. 3. HOLLY MARIE CAMPBELL Con. Choir-1. 2; Swing Choir-3. 4; Pres -4; Basketball-1. 2; Softball-1. 2. Pep-1. 2. 4; Honor Soc.-2. 4; Student Council 4 DANIEL SCOTT CATCHPOLE V.P.-1; Football-1. 2. 3. 4; Wrestling-1, 3. 4; Baseball 1. 2. 4; Student Council-1. 2. 3. 4 Varsity Club-4. MICHAEL ROBERT CLAUNCH Toad”- Football-1. 2. 3; Forestry-2. 3. 4 SHELLY COATES SheT- FFA- 1. 2. 48 LETA I. COLE Lete Pep-1. 2; Ag-1. 2; Con. Choir-4; Drama-2. JAMES DEAN WILLIAM TREVOR DESMUL Travis - Football-1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball-2. 3. 4; Baseball- 1, 3. 4; Varsity Club-4; Home- coming Court; Annual-4 DA VID A. EILERS Cuttley • Forestry-2. 3. RICK M. EMRY Football-1. 2. 3. 4; Golf-1. 2; Basketball-1. 2. 3. 4; Student Council-1. 2. 4; Varsity Club- 4 MATTHEW BRADFORD EPPARD Epp - Basketball-1; Con. Choir-1. 2; Swing Choir-2. 3. 4; Student Council-1. 2, 3. 4; In- ter-High-3; ASB VP-4; Soph. Class Pres; Homecoming King; Honor Soc.-3. 4; Foot- ball-4; Baseball-2; Golf-1; Track-3. 4; Wres- tling-3. 4 MICHELLE BENET EPPARD “Shell - Con. Choir 1; Swing Choir-2. 3. 4; Key-1. 2; Pep-1. 2. 3. 4; Varsity Club-4; Track-1. 2. 4; Basketball-3'; Swing Choir VP- 4 DA VE FERGUSON Brewster - Forestry-1. 2. MA TTHEW RA YMOND FIELDS “Matt - Wrestling- 1. 2. 3. 4; Track- 1. 2; Senior Pres. Wrestle Aux. - 1. 2, 3. 4; Pres. -4; Wrestling Capt 3 TAMARA ANN FINK DAVID ANDREW FISHER Dave -Key- 1. track 3. 4 JENNIFER IRENE FIS TER Choir 1. 2. 4; Pep-1; Drama 2; Students Club 4 49 RONALD ALLEN FLORK DAWN MARIE FORD Class Pres. -1; Volley ball-1; Softball-1; Stu- dent Council-2. 3. 4; Pep Club-2. 3; Drama-2, 3. 4; Centrum-2; Homecoming Escort-4. CORBIN FRANK FRALICK Borky - Concert Choir-1, 2. 3. 4; Pres. -4; Swing Choir-3, 4; Drama-2. 3. 4; Baseball-4; Homecoming MC-4. WALTER FRICK ‘‘Sonny”-Forestry-3. 4; Baseball-1. 2, 3. 4. RICHARD FRY JOHN DAVID GARRED Wrestling-2. 3. 4; Track-1; Wrestling Aux. -2. 3. 4; Football-1; Ski Club-4; Varsity Club-4; Tennis-4. CHRISTOPHER ALLEN GATES “Hamburger”-Football-1. 2. 3. 4; Baseball-1. 2. 3. 4; Honor Soc. -2; Varsity Club-4; Home- coming Escort-4. JAMES GOFORTH “Jim”-Track-1, 2. 4; Ski Club-3. 4 VERN GROSCOT TRACI L YN HAMIL TON “Trade -Volley ball-1. 2. 3. 4; Basket ball-2. 3. 4; Softball-1. 2. 3. 4; Varsity Club-4; Hnor Soc. -2; Pep Club-1. 2; Student Council-1. 2. 3. 4; Class Rep-1. 2; Junior Class Pres.; Sen- ior Class V P; Homecoming Court. THOMAS P. HANNON “mot - Football-1; Key Club-1; Band-1, 2. 3, 4. SHELLEY HARDIN “Shell”- Foretgn Exchange-1; Pep Club-1, 2. 3. 4; Annual-3; Key Club-4. SO MICHELLE JEAN HARTLEY “Shell - Pep Club-1. 2, 3. 4; Key Club-1; Student Council-3. 4 JOHN HASEK ' ‘Hanable''- Track-1. 2; Band-1, 2, 3. CHRISTOPHER DEAN HEDGES “SpeedosBand-1. 2. 3. 4; Drum Major-4; Trees.-4; Key Club-1, 2. 3. 4; V P.-3; Sen Rep.; Wrestling-1, 2. 4; Tennis-2; Track-1; Student Council-3. JANE MARGARET HENSLER Concert Choir-1; Swing Choir-2. 4; Junior Class Secretary; Volleyball-1, 2. 3. 4; Ski Club-1, 2. 4; Honor Soc.-2. 3, 4; Varsity Club-4; Homecoming Queen. RA WSON GORDON HIRSCHEL Raws -Wrestling-1, 2, 3. 4. Wrestling Aux.- 1, 2, 3. 4; Track-1, 2; Football-1. 2; Ski Club- 2. 3; FFA-1, 2. 3. JANIE ELIZABETH HOLST Cross Country-1. JESSE HOUSLEY neil mcqueen imrie CARRIEFRANCIS INGLIN Care -Pep Club-1. 2. 3. 4; Key Club-4; Ski Club-2; Honor Soc.-2; Varsity Club-4; Stu- dent Council-1. 2. 3; ASB Sec. -4; Homecom- ing Court; Basketball-1. 2. 3. 4; Softball-1 BRIAN IRONS Drama-4. CHERIE NORINE JENKINS Tailgate -Key Club-2. 3; Pep Club-1, 2. 3; Ski Club-4; Band-1. 2; Stage Band-1. 2; Soft- ball-2. 3; Hon. Soc. -4; Tennis-4; Varsity Club-4 MARC! ANN JOHNSON “Shmarsh - Basketball-1, 2; Track-2; Pep Club-1, 2. 3. 4; Honor Soc.-2. 3; Varsity Club-4; Cheerleader-4; Homecoming Escort. 51 MARCY LYNNETTE JOHNSON Ski Club-1. 2; Secretary-2; Pep Club-1. 2, 3, 4; Tennis-1. 2; Student Council-2, 3; Soph. Class Secretary; Basketball-2; Honor Soc- 2; Varsity Club-4. WILLIAM T. JOHNSON “Bill ANDREA MARIE JONES Kitty -Ski Club-1, 2. 3. 4; Tennis- 1. 2. 3. 4; Softball- 1. 2. 3; Students Council- 3; Varsity Club-4. ANDREW FRANK JORDAN JR. Andy - Basketball-3. JACQUELINE NOELLE JOSWICK “Jack - Pep Club-1. 2; Golf-1; Cheerleader - 2; Frosh Class Secretary; ASB Treasurer-3; ASB Pres.-4; Homecoming Court. WILLIAM E. JUDGE III “Bill GAREY KITCHEN JAMES DAVID KLIENBRIEL Jamie - Key Club-3; Ski Club-4; FFA- 2, 3. 4; Wrest ling-2. 4; Wrestling Aux. -4; Track-1. 2. 3, 4 ROBERT BRIAN KNAPP “Rob - Football-1; Drama-4; Wrestling-1. 4; Wrestling Aux.-I, 4; Pep Club-4 PEGGY LEANN KNIGHT “Peg - Volleyball-2. 3. 4; Basketball-1. 2. 3. 4; Pep Club-1. 2; Softball-1. 2. 3. 4. Honor Soc -2, 3. 4; Key Club-4 CATHERINE ROSE LAKIN ’ ‘Grinny ’ '-Horticulture-3. JOHN EARL LAND 52 KELLY RYAN LOOMIS Monster”- Football-1, 2. 4; Basketball-2; Forestry-2, 3. WARREN NEAL MARIS Football 1; Key Club-1. 2; Honor Soc.-2; Track-1, 2, 3. 4; Cross Country-4 SHERMAN GLEN McCARTER Sherm”-F F.A.-2, 3. MARCY DAWN McDOUGALL Shmarsh ”- Pep Club- 1. 2. 3; Con Choir-1. 4; Swing Choir-2; Basketball-1. 2. 3. 4; Soft- ball-1. 2. 3. 4; Student Council-3. 4; Key Club-1. 2. 3. 4; Pres. -3. 4; Annual-4; Football Stat -4; Varsity Club-4; Homecoming Court LOUIS JOHN McGEE John”-Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball-2. 3. 4; Baseball-2. 3. 4 Varsity Club-4; Homecom- ing Escort. AZUCENA McGUINNESS THOMAS E. MORGAN ”Tommy”-Wrestling-1. 2. 3. 4; Wrestling Aux. -1. 2. 3. 4; Honor Sox -4; Homecoming Escort DENITA LEE MORIARTY DeeDee”-Basketball-1. 2. 3; Track-1. 2. 3; Pep Club-1; F. F. A -4; Honor Soc. -3. 4; Swing Choir-3. 4 WILLIAM NICOLETTA Bunky”-Foot ball-1. YVONNE RENEE OLSON YO”- Softball-1; Pep Club-1. 2. 3. 4. Key Club-3; Track-2. 3. 4; Ski Club-4; Wrestling Aux.-I. 2; Student Council-2. 3. 4; Honor Soc.-4; Choir-1. 2. CHRISTOPHER GEORGE PETERSON Chris”-Key Club-3.4; Baseball-4; Track-4 BRIAN QUINN PHELAN Chuck”-Football-1; Basketball-2. 3. 4 53 JOSEPH PIEROTTI AI -SkiOub- 1. 2. 3. 4; Football-3. 4; For- estry-2. 3; Auto Shop- 3. 4; Varsity Club-4 BRAD D. PORTERFIELD VICTORIA DAWN POWERS Vicki'' - Students Club-4. TINA LOUISE PRIES T‘- Concert Choir- 1. 2. 3: Swing Choir- 2. 3; Pep Club- 3. 4; Cheerleader- 3. 4; Queen- 4. MICHELLE RENEE RAMSEY Rams ’ - Pep Club- 1. 2. 3. 4; Secretary-3; Vice Pres.-4; Softball-1. 2. 3; Key Club-1; Choir-1. 2; Student Council-1. 2. 3. 4. BARRY RAWSON DANIELLE REED Dani , Weed - Ski Club- 1. 2. 3. 4; Ten- nis-2. 3. 4; Honor Soc.-2. 3. 4; Foreign Ex- change Club- 1. 2; Varsity Club-4; Home- coming Escort. KRISTINE KAY SCHMITZ Kris - Softball-1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball-1. 2; Volleyball-2; Key Club-3. 4; Secretary-3. 4; Student Council-1. 2. 3. 4; Soph. Class Vice Pres.; Junior Class Vice Pres.; ASB Treasur- er-4; Ski Club-3. 4; Pep Club-1. 2. 3. 4; Hon- or Soc. -2, 3. 4; Business Week-3. KENNETH GEORGE SCHOLES Concert Choir-1. 2. 3; Swing Choir-2. 3. 4; Knowledge Bowl-2; Hi- Teen-3. 4; Honor Soc.-3. 4 KIMBERL Y SECKEL Kim - Drill Team-1. 2. 3; F.HA-2. 3; Stu- dents Club-3. 4 JULIE MONIQUE SHA Y Julz - Ski Club-1. 2. 4; Tennis-1. 2. 4; For- eign Exchange to Mexico-3; Honor Society- 4. MATTHEW JASON SIGETTE Matt - Choir-1. 2. 3. 54 VALERIE JOY SILVA “JoyPep Club-1; Key Club-2; Drama-2; Concert Choir- 1, 4; Swing Choir- 2. 3. 4 MAUREEN LYME STANLEY “Mo”- Wrestling Aux.-I; Key Club-2; Foreign Exchange Club-1; Foreign Exchange Student to the Philippines-2; Pep Club- 1, 3. 4; Secre- tary-4; Student Council-1. 3. 4; ASB Inter- High Rep -4; Annual-4; Softball Stat-3; MC for Homecoming Coronation. JULIE CHRISTINE STENLUND “Huey”- Ski Club-1. 2. 3; Con. Choir-1; Swing Choir-2; Honor Soc -2 MELINDA ANN STORM “Lynn - Choir-1. 2. STEVE WILLIAM SWANSON DAVID G. SWIFT PAMELA SUE TALLEY “Pam“- Pep Club-1. 2. 3. 4; Key Club-1. 2. 3; Student Council-2, 3; Honor Soc.-2, 3; Bas- ketball- 1, 2. 3; Tennis-1. 2. 3; Track-1. JUDITH ANN TOMATICH DOUG TONEY “Spug‘ - FFA-1. 2, 3. 4; Pres.-4; Forestry-2, 3; Student Council-2. 4 RANDALL SCOTT TROMMLER “Randy”- Wrestling-1. 2. 3, 4; Wrestling Aux-1, 2. 3. 4; FFA- 3; Key Club-3; Student Council- 4; Track- 4; Varsity Club-4. THERESA MARION TROTT MELISSA ANN TRUILLINGER “Pear”- Key Club- 2; Wrestling Aux.-2; Pep Club-1. 2. 3. 4 55 YUKO UCHIDA Ski Club-4; Key Club-4. JACKIE ARLENE VAN SICKLE Jack''-Key Club Frosh Rep.; Key Club Sec- retary-2; Key Club-1. 2; Concert Choir-1. 2; Tennis-1; Varsity Softball-1. 2. 3. 4 KEVIN MICHEAL VERHONICK Bud Ski Club-4 PAULA BETH VISNAW Paula Beth Band-1. 2; Swing Choir-2. 3. 4; Honor Society-2. 3. 4; Pep Club-1. 2. 3. 4; Key Club-4; Ski Club-4; Cheerleader-3. 4; Queen-4; Homecoming Escort-4. TAM ALA LYNN WATTS TAMRA Pep Club-1. 2. 3; Pres.-4; Student Council 1. 2. 3. 4; Annual-3; Second Semes- ter Annual Editor-4; Hi-Teen-3. 4; Concert Choir-1. 2. 3; Sr. Class Sec Drama-1. DOUGLAS LEE WHITMORE DOUG Golf-1. 2; Baseball-4; Pep Club-4; Auto Shop-3. 4 KELLI ANN WHITMORE PEANUTS Con. Choir-1. 2. 3. 4; Swing Choir-3. 4; Ski Club-4; Pep Club-1. 2. 3. 4; Wrestling Auxilary-1; Annual-3. ALEXANDRIA MARIE CYNTHIA WILLIAMS CINDY Pep Club-1. 2. 3; Students Club-4; Student Council-4; Choir-1. 3. CHRISTINE WILLIAMS Chris”- Choir-3. 4; Pep Club-1. 2. 3. 4; Stu- dents Club- 1. 2; Foreign Exchange Club-2; Student Council-1. 3. 4-, Hi- Teen-4; Annual-3. 4 PAULA ELAINE WILLIAMSON Pep Club- 1. 2; Key Club- 3. 4; Honor Soc. - 3. 4; Treasurer-3; Pres. -4 ROBERT BLAINE WILLIS Robbie - Golf-1; Student Council-1; Pep Club-4 JOEL WINTERS Hole - Key Club-2. 3; Ski Club-1. 2; Surf Club. 56 WALTER BASSETT SHARI L YNN ELZA “Shan-berry - Pep Club- 1, 2; Honor Society-2. DOUG RIEDEL ALAN WICKSTROM “Wicky GLEN WOODS “Untamed”- Forestry-1, 2. ERIC VAUGHN WUNDERLICH NOT PICTURED CHRISTOPHER L. DAVIS JAMIE JAMES DELGARDO WARD DILLMAN “Chris” “Face - Wrestling-1, 2. 3; Track- 1, 2; Football-1. GEORGE HANCOCK WARD LOGAN JAMIE OSBORN “Wardly FFA- 3. 4 BILL ROBBINS TIMOTHY JAMES SLOAN JOELL FRANCIS THURSTON T.J.” Jo -Mascot-3; Ski Club- 1.2. 3. 4; Key Club-2. 3; Pep Club- 1. 2. 3. JENNIFERR WILLIAMS MELISSA WULFF cooks cm we maos jzi ATHLETICS CHEERLEADERS Cheering For The Best WHAT IS A CHEERLEADER A cheerleader has duties that are hers alone to fill. She's a girl who comes to practice, a girl who has a will- To fulfill responsibilities that come along each day. A girl who wants to serve her school in each and every way. A girl not out for glory, she's there to help her team. She always wants the best for them, she's always had a dream- That her team will win in every game, if not by scoring higher, then in some other hidden way. A girl who feels her school in her is such a great big part, A girl who will always have a place for White River in her heart. 61 Jill Ochner Andra Stanley Becky Woyach FOOTBALL FRUSTRATED 1st row- Coach D. Ross, C. Andrews, D. Samsheldin, £ Klein, J. Benson, R. Grau. N Kelbaugh. K. Oles, B. Seymour. Asst. Coach M Kaelin 2nd row- Asst. Coach J. Engstrom, M Miller. B. Peloli, B. Kaelin, D. Robertson, J. Cawley, T. Boies, T Meyer, C. Smyre 3rd row- E. Inglin, K. Sheperd, £ Foraker. M. Casset, T. Meyer. P. Krakenberg. S. Kapp, T. Harrington. 4th row- J. Streepy. B. Wheeler. D. Wesner. K. Jasmer, R. Wheeler, M. Mills, D. Smith. Back row- D. Swift, C. Gates, K. Loomis, B. Ashley. J. Pierrotti. R. Emry, J. McGee. T. Desmul, D. Catchpole, B Eppard. Seniors- Bottom- J McGee. 1st row- D. Swift. T. Desmul, R. Emry, C. Gates. Asst. Coach Mark Kaelin. Head Coach Daryl Ross. Asst. Coach Jim 2nd row- J. Pierotti. B Eppard, B. Ashley. 3rd row- C. Andrews. K. Loomis, Engstrom. Top row- D. Catchpole. The White River football team had an interesting season this year. We started the year impressively, winning two of the first three games. Then injuries hit the team. We lost Matt Miller, Dennis Smith and Jim Ford for the season. The defense has played well all season long. Trevor Desmul, Eric Klein, and Rick Emry anchored the defense. The offense was the most wide open it has been in years. Brian Kaelin set a school record for most passes attempted, most completions, and most yards gained. Chris Andrews, John McGee, Kevin Shepherd and Trevor Desmul did an outstanding job of catching the ball. The most impressive thing about this team is it never gives up. This year most of the breaks went against us, but we kept on giving 100 %. Several games that we lost we just ran out of time when making a comeback. Stats- M. McDougall. J. Jeter, T. Shay, D. Gatto. 62 FRESHMEN: DOING WHAT THE BIG BOYS DO! Back Bow: A. Michael. B. Celigoy. K. Cherrington. L. Miller. J. Morgan. B. Berglund. T. Timmons. J. Johnson. M Munch Middle Bow: C Kerr. T. Goegebuer. A. Strub, J. Bizaar, G. Inglin. K. Gatto. M Dawson. B. Goegebuer, M Randall Front Bow: M Palma. C. Dieringer, M. Rodri- guez. C. Hay. K Seek el. T. Craig, K. Whitmore. B. Levander. J. Schmitz. R McGee Front: M Kelly and K. Rowley-Freshmen Stats. Freshmen look toward improving their skills as Coach Znamteraski gives Freshmen players trudge slowly towards another hard hitting practice, them a pre-practice pep talk. Freshman Halfback Todd Goegebuer is pumped about high school play. Freshman Tackle Matt Randall is excited about this year’s football team. The Ninth Grade Football Team had a successful year, in spite of running up a 1-5 record. For many players, this year was the first that they had the opportunity to put on pads and compete against other teams. One area that coaches Znamierowski and Hyppa felt the most improved in was being able to block and tackle correctly. In addition, there were many bright spots that these players will be able to build on when they play junior varsity ball. The play of Luke Miller. Mike Dawson, Mario Rodriguez and Greg Inglin helped inspire the team and the junior varsity coaches look forward to having all the freshman players next year. 63 Junior Halfback Dennis Smith sprints defiant- ly past a Fife defender. Junior fullback Eddie Inglin runs out of reach from a Fife player as Senior guard Rick Emry blasts the lead. Junior fullback Matt Miller looks on as his team loses. Miller broke his ankle previous to the Fife game. 64 Junior quarterback Brian Kaelin hands off to Sophomore Jim Ford gaining some well fou yardage. Junior halfback Kevin Shepard looks upfield as he attempts to find some difficult yardage against Fife. Senior split-end Chris Andrews heads upfield searching for good field position on a kick return against Gig Harbor Senior tight-end Trevor Desmul unfortunately has to play defense on a pass thrown to him. 65 VOLLEYBALL I was very pleased with our season this year. I thought the girls played very well and were very competitive in the new “AA league. We missed districts by one game and considering how young and being basically a new group, this was quite an accomplishment. All the girls showed great spirit, teamwork and enthusiasm for the entire season. I was proud of their accomplishments but even prouder to be their coach. Congratulations girls on a great year!!! Love ya, Page Highlights Lena Bevaart-First Team All League Traci Hamilton-Second Team All League Tied for third place Junior Michelle Howard attempts to make a good serve. 66 Back Row: Coach Trena Page. M Porter. K. CHnkingbeard, L. Bevaart. A Breault. K Nordhau- gen. Middle Row: T. Holly. P Knight. T. Hamilton. J Hensler Front Row: D. Hill. M Howard. L. CHnkingbeard Junior Kim CHnkingbeard gives Senior Peggy Knight advice on the fundamentals of shoe-tying. Sophomore Lena Bevaart smashes the ball for another point. Lena's attitude and ability have helped the team. Concentration and agility helped Senior Jane Hensler save another point. Bump, set spike! Peggy Knight smashes the ball after an excellent set Practicing her serves, junior Tina Holly aces one over the net. from Tina Holly. Tipping the ball lor yet another WR point. Traci Hamilton shows skill and balance. Flying high, junior Kim Clinkingbeard blocks a hard hit spike back at 'em. 69 CROSS COUNTRY PACES INTO 2ND YEAR The 1985 cross-country season was a successful one, ending with a trip to the state meet for two runners, Jessie Loomis and Vicki Williams. The program, in its second year under coach Bob McKean, was able to move into the “AA league and compete evenly with other schools. The girls’ team finished second in the league with a 5-1 record, finished second in the league meet and fourth in district. The boys were sixth in league with a 1-5 record, but finished seventh in the league meet and failed to qualify for district. J Tibeau. £ Smith. C. Loomis. J. Clark. A. Fnsly, A Haugen, J. Loomis. M White, R. Bare. J. Shirey, S. Ziemer. S. Smith. M Taylor, £ Dickson, D. Johnson. V Williams, T. Townsend Front Row; Managers- IV. Zwgart, J. McKean, S. Richardson. Team members for 1985 were senior Warren Maris; juniors Dusty Johnson, Clare Loomis and Shane Ziemer; sophomores Roxanne Bare, Josh Clark. Amy Ensly, Andy Haugen, Jeff Shirey, Erin Smith, Susan Wentz and Rod Zumwalt; and freshman Jessie Loomis, Steve Richardson, Susanna Smith, Mark Taylor. Jacques Tibeau, Trevor Townsend, Mel White and Vicki Williams. Managers were Euroca Dickson, Jay McKean and Windi Zwygart. Top: Coach Doug McKean smiles proudly after sending two girls to state Left: Freshmen Jessie Loomis passes a competitor on her way to state Sophomore R. Zumwalt and Junior S. Ziemer overcome a Yetm opponent to Sophomore J. Shirey and M White pace themselves evenly in the start of finish strong. a tough race. 70 GOLF KEEPS CHIPPING AWAY Jell Myers finally decides to find out fust what game he's been playing all these years It's about time, Jeff. Mike Kohsch looks for yet another ball out of his bag. apparently not seeing the ones at his feet The golf season this year could really be looked upon as a rebuilding one. Coach Mery Such lost almost the entire starting team after graduation, so turnout was much smaller this year than it has been in the past. Despite this problem, the five that did turn out (four sophomores and one junior) had a great time playing at Hi-Cedars. Although they were all relatively young and inexperienced, they really improved, thanks to the practice and knowledge they gained through playing older teams. Another high point was the away trips, when they usually stopped for massive amounts of food. (Hey, it's not as easy as it looks!) The only major problem they had on these trips was the van. After a match with Tahoma, it died. After being jump-started six times, it still 71 wouldn't go anywhere. The team finally had to be rescued in Enumclaw by Brad Greaa's father. Coach Such is looking VARSITY B-BALL: RECORD DOESN’T Coach Jim Engstrom. J McGee. B Kaelm, M Miller. R. Emry, T. Desmul. B. Vansickle. ft Phelan. C. Andrews. M Mills. D. Argo SHOW STRENGTH Our first year back in the AA league was a tough one. With only two return- ing lettermen. both of them guards, we lacked experience. We competed ex- ceptionally well throughout the season and gave even the best teams all they could handle. Brian Kaelin, John McGee, and Doug Argo rotated at guard and they were the most consis- tent part of our team. Brian Phelan, Chris Andrews, and Brad Vansickle played the forward positions. They all had up and down seasons in which they played some outstanding games. Trevor Desmulx and Rick Emry played center. They were the two smallest centers in A A history. Highlights of the season included beating Orting, our nearest rival, twice and beating Peni- sula twice, both in the last few seconds of the game. Next year we will have four returning lettermen and possibly some juniors with a little height. Senior forward Chris Andrews Senior forward Brian Phelan Senior guard John McGee JUNIOR VARSITY 1= r‘© —l Coach Gene Avey, B Peloli, R. Vesey. B Gregg. S. Hardin. R. Hillstrom. M Miller. M Mills. B. Franklin. R. Velez FRESHMAN B-BALL r-—3—i S. Raun. G. Inglin. C. Kerr. C. Dierenger. T. Timmins. J. Johnson. M Taylor. L. Miller. M. Rodriguez. J. Morgan. M Dawson. R. McGee Coach Gaylen Hahto 73 HORNETS IN ACTION Senior Forward Chris Andrews puts up a shot against a Franklin Pierce defender. Senior Center Trevor Desmul battles for a rebound. Junior Forward Brad VanSickle powers up for two to put White River in the Senior Center Rick Emry prays that the ball will enter his hands, lead. Senior Guard John McGee dribbles quickly down the court during a fast break. Junior Forward Brad VanSickle is hammered while going up for a shot. Franklin Pierce opponent goes over the top of Senior Center Rick Emry for the rebound. Junior Guard Doug Argo leaps up for a lay-in to move White River closer to Franklin Pierce's lead Senior Guard John McGee lets one fty at the top of the key. Senior Center Trevor Desmul shows good form while shooting the ball. 75 HORNETS GO TO DISTRICTS IN “AA” Varsity-Front Row; Traci Hamilton. Carrie Inglin. Middle: Marcy McDougall. Peggy Knight. Back Row: Lisa Clinkingbeard. Kim Clinkingbeard. Lena Bevaart. Kami Valentine. Kari Valentine. Kari Nordhaugen. Michelle Howard. 76 Senior Forward Trade Hamilton Senior Forward Marcy McDougall Coach Trena Page is excited about the new sea- son. was very proud and pleased with this year's team. All of the girls demonstrated good basketball skills, tremendous attitudes and a strong willingness to work hard. This group, more so than any other group, developed a true team concept. They worked, supported, trusted and enjoyed each other and this reflected in their total effort throughout the season. There are so many definitions of “winners but would have to say that the 1985-86 Girls Varsity Team ivas a big “winner” in my book. Good job girls and thanks for making coaching all of you such a warm and special experience! Trena Page Seniors Peggy Knight. Trade Hamilton. Carrie Inglin. and Marcy McDougall are reunited Freshman-Front Row; S. Smith, H. Cambell. C. Mcgee. J. Loomis. Back Row; B. Nicotette. S. Hotly. L. Dustin, Coach Kristine Jensen 77 Senior Peggy Knight skies for a lay-in against Tahoma. Senior Carrie Inglin powers up against four Tahoma opponents. 78 Senior Traci Hamilton shows good shooting form from the line. Junior Kim Clinkingbeard and sophomore Lena Bevaart get in good rebounding position. Junior Kim Clinkingbeard battles for a rebound. Sophomore Lena Bevaart goes up against two defenders. Junior Michelle Howard puts up a shot to extend the lead. Senior Marcy McDougall shoots up and over a Tahoma defender. WRESTLERS SHOOT FOR THE TOP The 1985-86 White River Wrestling season was a competitive but prosperous season. In our transitional phase from single A to A A we expanded our wrestling schedule to include several AAA dual meets as well as some top notch tournaments. This years Varsity and J.R. Varsity teams lead by 12 seniors brought home a total of 40 medals and 4 team trophies. White River qualified five wrestlers to the State AA Championships. They were: Rod Zumwalt, Danny Catchpole, Tom Morgan, Matt Fields placed fourth in state and Ron Bowen placed fifth in state. VARSITY- Back Row: Coach Michael Salcido. J. Catchpole. R. Tromler. J. Streepy. B Eppard. J. Cawley. Asst. Coach Fred Guitierez. Front Row; D. Catchpole. M Fields. R Hirshet. R Zumwalt. B Bowen, R. Bowen, T. Morgan. In our first year in the Pierce County 1 League we went 3-3-0 having dropped a match for second place to Franklin Pierce 36-32. Ending up in fourth at Districts. Overall the support from fans, parents and administration made this j year an exciting place to compete in | the sport of wrestling. We look forward to next years 86-87 season having six varsity starters back and I ready to lead us into another exciting year. Thanks to all who were part of this years successful season, j J V - Back Row; Coach M Salcido. K. Cher ring-} ton. S. Kapp. D. Switt. B. Porterfield. M Munch, j C. Hedges. Asst. Coach F. Guitierez. Front Row; J. Klienbriel. T. Boies. D. Irvine. J. Deviet. NI Blain. E. Mumau. R. Knapp. SPRING BASEBALL ‘86 Varsity Coach Alan Novak gets excited Varsity: Front Row-J Cawley. D. Smith. B Peloli. £ Inglin. C Padgett. Middle Row-B Greg. B for the 86 season. Kaelin. K. Jasmer. J. Catchpole, J. Mcgee. J. Keyser, Coach Alan Novak. Third Row-B. Seymour. C. Gates. T. Desmul. K. Oles, M Mills. £ Walsh J V Front Row-M. Kolish, R. Velez. B. Berglund. Middle Row-R. Vesey. C. Kerr. A Michael. M Junior Varsity Coach Jon Znamerowski Vollmer. B. Cehgoy, £ Richardson. Third Row-E. Lawrence. M. Wehr. J. Mckean. Coach Znamer- gives some excellent pointers to his owski. B. Levander. I. Gust in. olavers 82 Right Returning Seniors look forward to their last season. Trevor Desmul (first base); Chris Gates (pitcher); and John McGee (outfield). Top Left: Coach Al Novak watches the mitts to make sure they don’t run away. Top Right: Freshman Mike Vollmer sneaks up on the ball. Above: Junior Dennis Smith has his eye on the ball. 83 After a successful season in 1985, the White River Baseball team will take the field after graduating only two of its players. Even with the change to Double “A , we will be very competitive in the Pierce County League. Coach Novak is looking forward to another fun year. Right: Senior First Baseman Trevor Des- mul looks forward to another exciting sea- son. Above: Sophomore Max Wehr gets ready tor the ball. Right: Sophomore Third Baseman Jeff Cawley fields a grounder Far Right: Freshman pitcher Cory Kerr whips one into the catcher. 84 SOFTBALL: Swinging Into Another Winning Season! Top: C. Trullinger. J. VanSickle. K. Schmitz. C. Schmitz. P Knight. K Clinkmgbeard. K Nordhaugen Bottom: L. Clinkingbeard. T. Shay. M Howard. T. Hamilton. R. Bare. G. Free Not Pictured: M. McDougall JV’S GO FOR IT _ This year's White River softball team had a good season overall. Many improvements and steps toward next year were made under the direction of Coach Sambila. Although the girls weren't expected to do well in the new, tough AA league, they pulled it off quite well, thanks to a willingness to work and a competitive spirit. With all of their new experience and the strides they all made, they should be even more competitive next season. HOME RUNS ALL THE WAY!!! 87 TRACK SPRINTS TO A GREAT START This year's boy's track team started with a big turnout to help add more flexibility to events. There will be much strength in sprints, as in past years. Distance and field events have also improved. More people and more experience can help in these areas. There are many new people who will help the team considerably. Some early predictions of outstanding people are; Jim Ford and Chris Andrews, both new additions to the W.R. track team. Matt Miller and Dan Alpert also show promise. All are competing in sprinting events. Warren Maris showed great improvement last year and should be a top long distance runner. (Above Lett) Senior Warren Mans is Leader of the pack in a tough race (Above) Junior Dan Shamsetdin shows good form in throw- ing the javelin. (Left) Coach Daryl Ross poses for a quick-action shot (Right) Distance Coach Michael Salcido goes over times to encourage his runners. 88 Back row: W. Maris. D. Johnson. J. Shirey. D. Stohl. C. Hay. C. Andrews. D Swift. D. Irvine. M White. M Munch. R Wheeler. B Ashley Middle row: R. Knapp. D. Fischer. L. Miller. S. Knapp. S. Condon. D. Alpert. C. Peterson Front row: J. Streepy. P. Krakenberg. J. Ford. D. Shamseldin. M Miller. T. Desmaris. D. Hartmann. M Cassett Senior Rob Knapp has a tough time lifting the mats with single brute strength. 89 GIRLS POSE FOR PICS The girl's track team is composed mainly of first year tracksters, thus leaving the team more inexperienced than in past years. Distance running and throwing events should be two very strong points. The sprinting events are led mainly by first year girls that don't have much experience, but should do well. Senior Yvonne Olsen has shown 100 % improvement in the javelin and is becoming a very consistent performer. Freshmen Jessie Loomis and Vicki Williams, both state cross-country competers, show good promise for the long distance team. 91 GIRLS’ TRACK—THE RUNNING EXPERIENCE This year’s girls' track team: Top: S Watts, Z. Ross. J. Watkins. T McGowan. M. Swift. L Noralski. Middle: T. Red ford. K. Fijalka, B Nicolletta. C. McGee. C Holly. £ Smith. Bottom: V Williams. S Smith. Y. Olsen. M. Wood. J. Loomis. C. Loomis 92 BOYS TAKE CHARGE AS TENNIS COMES The Tennis team is on its way this year. For the first time in many years, it's co-ed. We didn't have boys on the team for a few years, so a lot of new faces have come up. The girls, however, are experienced, having played 2 years in the Nisqually League. All-in-all, we look to have an outstanding year. ANNUAL STAFFERS STRIDE TOGETHER FOR YOU Annual staffers worked at a hectic pace to meet deadlines throughout the year. Making one deadline means that the survivors deserve a big thanks! Tammy Watts, upper-right, was our second semester Editor. Pictured from l-r are: Matt Miller, Marci McDougall, Trevor Desmul, Niki Goforth, Tammy Watts, Maureen (Moe) Stanley, Tara Templeton, Guinn Lawffer, Katie Such, and Tracy Symonds. Not pictured are Dianna Gatto, Chris Williams, Kelli Whitmore, and Cheri Jenkins, Pictured at left: ‘'Moe” works hard! ACTIVITIES STUDENT COUNCIL: This year's executive council spent one week at Camp Cispus, near Mt. St. Helens. They learned new skills and brushed up on their parliamentary procedure. Student Council started off this year with the Homecoming Dance held at Wilkeson Elementary. Many hours were spent decorating and then cleaning up the following day (during the Seahawks game). During Halloween week they sponsored a canned food drive for the Buckley Food Bank. Nearly 6000 cans were collected. Elections for the new officers were held in May. This year's officers sadly stepped down, sorry that the year had gone by so fast. A lot was accomplished this past year; Student Council became even more active than before. The officers were in charge of the class competitions at the pep assemblies and everyone felt sorry for those chosen to compete. The competition ranged from the orange in the nylon to the spoon with the string, and how can ive forget the pudding drop and the flour and bubble gum competition? AH in all this year was a lot of fun, we worked together and got things done; Winding up the year with the second annual school picnic. The executive council started off the year with their opening day assembly: Pee Wee’s First Day ot School. The assembly was a big hit and a great way to start a terrific year Student Council worked on getting the campus cleaned up. Thanks to Mr Sambila and Mr Marlow, we now have our Sheets Field sign up on the foot- ball field. 98 THE MIGHTY GAVAL CONCERT BAND Back Row: T Craig, J. Pratt. E. Lawrence. T. Symonds. First Row: E. Johnson. S. Lawlis. Z. Ross. E. Lawrence. M. Rodriquez. J. McKean. K. Powell. L. Black. R. Alvord. M Hutchins. Second Row: Mr Cleasby, M Randall. K Rothwell. T. Velez. B. Gregg. J. Cawley. R. Tibeau. A Haugen. T. Hanvold. T Alpert. Back Lett Row: D Bassett. D. Brown. M Porterfield. J. Johnson. T. Townsend. J. Tibeau. Middle Lett Row N. Van Sickle. J. Ronco. H. Young. P. Edge. Front Row: S. Loomis. M. Howard. T. Shelton. C. Tibeau. F. Pesterkotf. D. Kelley. C. Hedges. B. Gusting, J. Burbank. K Cleasby. A Dleringer Middle Right Row: K Dugger. S. Smith, M Mann, C. McVay Back Row: T Hannon. T. Shay, G. Butler A small but talented group of Seniors led the largest band at White River High School since 1973. A large and talented group of Freshmen joined strong players from the other classes to form an excellent band. The band members marched at football half- times and supplied pep music for bas- ketball games in addition to the many Concerts performed during the school year. The band also hosted the Pierce Co. League Band Contest and had many individuals enter the solo-ensem- ble Contest. Eight band members were selected by tryouts for the Pierce Co. League Honor Band held in February. This years band officers were: President: G. Butter. Vice President: M Howard. Secretary: M Hutchins. Treasurer: C. Hedges. 100 JAZZ BAND SWINGS AND SWAYS Front Row: N. Kelbaugh. M. Myers, D. Bassett, D. Brown. T. Townsend. T. Shelton, C. Tibeau. Middle Row: M Hutchins, Z. Ross. E Johnson. S. Lawlis, Back Row: A. Stansell. T. Sy- monds, D Patton. J. Pratt. B Gregg, T. Shay. T. Alpert. 101 CADET CHOIR: HITTIN’ THE HIGH NOTES Front: J. Bolton, D. Tyner, C. Blanchard, H. Bircher. W Zwygart, C McGee. V. Cristobal. J. Fields. Middle Director Mr Michael Hoye, H Campbell. B Nicoletta. C. Wells, B Scholes. T Gray, Z. Ross. T. Boyles Back: V. Williams. V Barrett. M Mann. Y. Friese. J. Sauve. S. Carney. T. Friese. B. Flork. Cadet Choir, commonly known as Chorale, was a new experience and challenge for both the students and teacher. The new choir, under the direction of Mr. Michael Hoye, was designed to give freshmen the opportunity to learn from each other and not be intimidated by upper classmen. Results were outstanding, this coming from their superb attitudes and willingness to learn. Things were really pulled together and we thank this years officers Pres V. Cristobal: V P H Campbell: Sec. B. Nicoletta: Treas C. Blanchard CONCERT CHOIR: LIFT UP YOUR VOICE AND SING This year Concert Choir showed ability and potential. Mr. Hoye was really pleased with the way the choir worked together. Many fundraisers were held and were very successful. A quote often stated in class was, We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence is not an act, but a habit. At the left are Concert Choir Officers. Pres. C. Fraiick; V P B. Woyach. Sec J. Silva; Trees. T. DesMarais Front: S Fitterer. M Osmun. B Crookshank. L. Watts. K Whitmore. J. Olsen. M DeFusco. M Hasek. Ft Beaver Second: D. Simpson. W Hardie. C. Williams. D. Bassett. J. Michal. L. Cole. J. Silva. C. Huxhold. M Buckingham, J. Fister. Third: B. Woyach. C Tibeau. M Krohmer. H. Steingard. L Babcock. A Boyles. A. Porietis. T McCarter. T Hayes. A. Ellis. K Padgett. Back: T Sloan. J. Clark. C. Fraiick. K. Scholes. T DesMarais. M Cassett. J. Edison. S Richardson. Director Mr Michael Hoye. Not pictured T. Elza. A Lehn SWING CHOIR: IN THE SWING OF THINGS Front: C. Loomis, D. Loomis. M Wood. M Eppard, £ Richardson. H. Campbell. K. Whitmore. R. Hanson. E. Smith. Back: S. Lewis, B Eppard. P. Visnaw. S. Jensen. T. DesMarais. S. Wentz. B. Woyach. D. Moriarty. K Scholes. L. Narolski. and Director Michael Hoye This years White River Stringers were an exceptional group. Their performance at Homecoming really heated up the crowd as they danced and sang to the sounds of the Beach Boys. There were many new and exciting experiences with their new teacher Mr. Michael Hoye. Continual practice and enthusiasm produced an excellent year. Officers: S. Jensen. H. Campbell. R Hanson, and M Eppard 104 PEP CLUB: JUMP; SHOUT . Senior Officers; President Tammy Watts. Vice-president Michelle Ram- sey. and Secretary Maureen Stanley They've done a fantastic job. Pep Club was really at a peppy peak this year and school spirit was peppy right along with it. The club continued to promote general spirit and happiness this year by setting up Spirit Week before Homecoming, having skits at the rallies, and cheering their little hearts out at all the games. Turnout this year was bigger than ever, which also contributed to the all over success of this year's club. This year's club, led by stalwart president Tammy Watts, sold mitts during class, at the games, and just wherever people would buy them. Besides fundraisers, the club also had activities set up for members only. All in all, it was a great year for Pep Club! Treasurer Bonnie Knight, Frosh Rep Hiedi Bricher. Secretary Maureen Stanley. Vice- president Michelle Ramsey, and President Tammy Watts surround their advisor Claudia Coles. Not present. Points Chairman Dawn Hay. Good Work girls! STUDENT’S CLUB-DOING IT WITH CLASS Hail. Hail, the gang's all here! Student's Club takes time out from a busy schedule for a picture. This year, Student's Club continued its tradition of pro- viding service for the high school. Advisor Alice Coate and her crowd of willing workers sold concessions at the football game, held fun-filled fundraisers, and put on the Coronation Night during Homecoming Week. White River High School really appreciates all their efforts. The officers and Advisor Alice: Jeanna Anderson. Chris Smyre. Angel Graham. Cindy Williams. Shelia Bishop. Kim Seckel. and Tracy Si- mons 106 HONOR SOCIETY: With The Torch Lifted Up Honor Society Members left to right: Brad Eppard. Jane Hensler. Donnie Robertson. Matt Miller. Paula Visnaw. Michelle Anderson. Quinn Lawffer. Neil Blane. Jerry Benson. Paula IWilliamson. Bob Ashley. DeeDee Moriarty. Ken Scholes. David Swift Front row: Katie Such. Dianna Gatto. Stephanie Davis. Jill Oschner. Kris Schmitz. Peggy Knight. Activities for the White River High School Chapter of the National Honor Society began with the Fall induction of ten new members. The group then sponsored the Homecoming Tea after the annual Homecoming Program which selected this years King and Queen During the first part of November members planned and went on a field trip to Seattle, with a stop at Boeings Aerospace Museum, the Underground Seattle tour, and Pike Place Market Left: Honor Society Officers; Treasurer Jerry Benson. Secretary Dee Dee Moriarty President Paula Williamson. Vice President Ken Scholes. Above: President Paula and Secretary Dee Dee are present and accounted for another meeting. Sophomores eligible for induction after second semester began were inducted into National Honor Society in early spring. Membership is based on a combination of 3.2 gradepoint after three semesters, active participation in school and community affairs, and good character Members of the faculty selection committee included Mr Lee Knight. Mrs Connie Silvernail. Mrs. Carolyn Geyer. Miss Claudia Coles. Mr Robert Thompson. Mr Jon Znameroski. and advisor Mrs. Harriet Ross After third quarter all members were invited to a double noon hour with a luncheon put on by the moms and surprising treats from the faculty. The double lunch bunch will look forward to their senior members wearing the NHS stoles during the graduation ceremony. EXPERIENCING AMERICA This year at White River, we were lucky enough to receive four students from other countries. Each one of these students have helped the people at and around WR to grow outside of our community, to find out about new things. Some of the friendships that have formed will last a lifetime. The exchange students this year are: Aili Marie Arunachalam, Maria Garcia-Ogara, Jaqueline Sd, and Yuko Uchida. Yuko Uchida. Jaqueline S4, and Maria Garcia-Ogara I Yuko Uchida from Japan. Her hosts were Wendell and Barbara Kirk. Jaqueline S6 from Brasil Her host was Alice DeOliveria. Maria Garcia-Ogara from Spain. Her host was Dayna Sutton. No Photo Available 108 Aili Marie Arunachalam from Finland. The Wentz family was her host during her stay here. 85-86 DRAMA SPOTLIGHTS W.R.H.S. WITH “THE DEVIL AND MRS. TWIDDLE 109 110 FORESTRY: A CUT ABOVE THE REST There is more to school than just the classroom here at White River. Forestry students have the run of the school district's tree farm on which they lam about the logging business. Under the watchful eye of teacher Roger Marlow, forestry students gain practical, first-hand experience. Although the program is still relatively new to White River. Many students have gone through the program, and it continues to be a popular class. Ill F.H.A.-HOME SWEET HOME F.H. A. -Future Homemakers of America, is an organization that is affiliated with the State and National Organization. Students Choose projects each year and work together to achieve their goals. This year's concentration was on families. This year F.H.A. was very active in activities ranging from: holding a haunted house for young children of the community, singing Christmas Carols at Enumclaw Hospital, and serving the Homecoming Coronation dinner. In the Fall and Spring members travel to Regional where they have the privilege of intermingling with other F.H.A. members from various schools. Members also travel to a State meeting each year; this year's was held at Central Washington University. F.H A Top row Angie Blackwell. Tammy Hayes. Suzie Costello. Brenda Staph. Laur- yssa McCollaum Middle: Goldie Nisswander. Sheila Bishop. Jeanna Anderson Bot- tom: Angel Graham. Wendy Mitchell. F.H.A advisor Mrs. Coates 112 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA THANK GOD I’M A COUNTRY BOY This years FFA had many new and exciting experiences with the help of their advisor Mr. Kirby Nelson. The future looks as if it will hold just as much if not more of the fun and learning associated with Future Farmers of America. 113 . KEY CLUB 114 Marcy McDougall models how fun it is to ride a donkey during the famous Donkey Basketball game that comes to W.R.H.S. every year and is sponsored by Key Club. Officers Top Row: Michelle Hutchins, Soph Rep; Chris Hedges. Senior Rep; Bob Wheeler. Conces- sions; Bob Ashley. Points Chairman. Bottom Row: Laura Montgomery. Vice-Pres.; Kris Schmitz. Secretary; Marcy McDougall. Pres.; Tammy Shelton. Treasurer. Activities in Key Club this year ranged from a Clean-a-thon on Highway 410. to sponsoring an underprivileged child from India, to Youth Forum Day, to sponsor- ing Donkey Basketball at W.R.H.S. .. . Every year White River Key Clubbers travel to a district convention, where they are recognized as one of the Out- standing Clubs in the Pacific Northwest. White River Key Club has been in existence for 15 years and continues to serve our school and community. Key Club is an international Service Club, existing in countries around the world. Back row Michelle Hutchins. Angie Stansell. Terri McGowan. Melissa Richardson. Stephanie Wilson. Tim Craig. Todd Hutchins. Mario Rodriguez. Damion Jarger. Chris Peterson. Bob Wheeler. Chris Hedges. Bob Ashley. Tina Holly. Second Row: Dace Hutson. Brad Porterfield. Christy McVay. Suzanne Smith. Lisa Dustin. Mike Dawson. Mike Munch. Jennie Wood. Jodie Jeter. Karen Schmitz. Peggy Knight. Tammy Shelton. Third Row: Kevin McIntosh. Marcie Lewis. Laura Montgomery. Shelly Anderson. Paula Visnaw, Jacqueline Sa. Jackie Jos wick. Carrie Inglin, Kris Schmitz. Marcy McDou- gall. Elaine Russell. Bottom Row: Michelle Myers. Adrienne White. Shelly Hardin. Paula Williamson. Heidi Young. Hilary Wik, Mr Thompson. THE KEY TO THE FUTURE Paula Williamson demonstrates one of the fan- Members of Kay Clubs throughout tha Pacific Northwest participated in a March of Dtmes tastic things learned at District Convention. walk in downtown Spokane while at the convention. Many White-River student participated. helping to raise money for the cause. Chris Hedges lives it up during a long ride to Spokane Vice-President Laura Montgomery models a famous White River Key Club convention hat while listening to a speaker intently. 115 SKI CLUB Powder's Up!!! Ski Club had an enormous turnout this year. The new addition of Ski Clubbers added a new spark to the already energetic club. Sellin candy, calendars, and t-shirts were some of the fundraisers used to raise money for Ski Club's annual ski trip. Schweitzer Ski Area was chosen for this year's getaway. Officers: Michelle Howard, Secretary Eddie Englin. Vice President Quinn Lawfter. Trea- surer Tracie Shay. President 116 HIGH SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION What’s new at the high school? Just ask Mr. Knight, or Mr Huebner Both our prin- cipal and our vice were busy as usual, overseeing the improvements at the high school, co-ordinating activities, and mak- ing sure everything went as usual at White River High. Mr. Knight, principal, checks his agenda for the day. Among his usual duties, he was able to attend a convention in Florida. Mr. Huebner makes sure everything is in proper order. Besides everything else, he provided hia version of White River Vice by cracking down on offenders. 118 SUE, DOROTHY, AND THE POWERS BEHIND THE THRONE Keith Banks David Bleam Frank Boyko Dianne Campbell Norma Catch pole Gary Cleasby Alice Coate Claudia Coles James Engstrom Susan Garrett Carolyn Geyer William Hodder Sharon Hodgins Michael Hoye Vicky Ireland Kristen Jensen Robert Lozier TAFF STAFF STAFF STAFF Joan Owens Trena Page Cindy Peterson Harriet Ross Deryl Ross RussetI Rudolph TAFF STAFF STAFF STA WHITE RIVER SCHOOL BOARD 122 (Above) Superintendent Dick Andrews checks a tew things over while Ernie looks on. (Above left) District secretaries: Penny Har- rington. Mary Mullins. 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E .mcuw WA 96022 205825-5596 wood Curing irtfofmation 206 825-7592 ii CLASS OF ’86 erf1 you jouxnty ttixouyfi fife may youx fia tk aCuiayi [cad to utidex koxtzont... kiyti ex acfiiiutminli.,. and a Gxiyktcx fiCact In tfic cun... congratufatLom f 134 PATRONS Buckley-Ecumclaw Glass Cascade Travel Farfar’s Ice Cream Food Center The Garden Patch Nancy’s Twirlette’s Penny’s Haircut Boutique Connie Silvernail Steves Shoe Service Uncle Tim’s Produce Young’s Floral 135 Professional Patron Philip E. Biege Attorney At Law Stephen Brooks, D.D.S., P.S. Enumclaw Medical Center Ranier Foothills Medical Center Daniel H. Ryning, D.D.S., P.S. Dr. Tait, M.D. The 1986 White River Yearbook Staff would like to recognize and Thank the above Professional patrons for sponsoring the production of this yearbook.