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

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Daniel J. Alperl Frank C. Anderson Roxanne Ellen Bare Lena Marie Bevaarl Richard John Bidwell Lynette Lyvonne Black Todd Garrett Boies Bradley Steven Borgstrom Brian Curtis Bowen Katherine Cecilia Brady Michael Buonocore Jody Florence Burbank Barbara Campbell Steve Lee Carney Jeffrey Wade Cawley Girls Playing Football? powder puff Agony or Excitement? Freshman. Keenj Lindhrrg can he the ball, dispite her injury (a result of football practice}, while warming up before the big game The high 5 when 9ame3£dtt °' e' for a Lrr; each THE first thing most people imagine when you mention powder puff football is a broken nail and a teary-eyed girl on the sidelines. Guess again! This year marked the second annual White River Power Puff game. On the sidelines the girls listen intensely to their coaches, thinking of nothing but a chance to prove themselves and to achieve victory. On the field these typically nice and friendly young ladies turn into fierce fighting machines. Bodies fly, flags rip, and whistles discourag iarknet rage on until tne champii prevail. In the morning, all players blow, but nothing discourages our heroines. Into the darkness the games rage on until the champions are friends again, all rivalries are gone. The only reminders for the players, were aching muscles, bruises, and . broken fingernails. Through hard work, pain, dedica- tion, ana a lot of fun these few girls have shown White River the true meaning of Hornet pride and SPIR- IT.