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

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Francis Saur Ruth Scogin-Beaver Greg Shelton JeffShirey Steve Shagen Erin Louise Smith Justin Sol monsen Jim Sorensen Joe Steinfeldt Cheryl Lynn Strub Lisa Lorraine Suprak Mari Elizabeth Swift Tara Lynn Templeton Claudine Marrie Tibeau Michele Cherie Toney Seniors, Mike Buonocore and Kimberly Kimm will miss the lunchtimes they spent outside discussing important things, like graduation Steve Fruehling sits in Mr. Smetheram s class wondering whether graduation is worth all the studying, and decides YES!! Time out for fun Bye!! Kathy Brady 23

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Kimberly Alice Padgett Travis S. Parke Brent Joseph Peloli Kellv Pietz Mike Podkranic Amanda Gwen Torter MlrTyKamsey Jussi Raulisto Richard Rice Eric John Richardson Melissa Ann Richardson Kelly Roth well Joseph Ruff Tiena S. Rupp Eric Satterth waite Graduation-At Last!! GRADUATION- the mere word brings cheers of joy and tears of sorrow to the seniors at White River. They're looking forward to it, anxiously awaiting the ceremony that will bring to a close their dozen or more years of school. Excitement and a feeling of electricity flow through their veins as they anticipate that day in June when they'll walk down the aisle to receive a diploma. On the inside, some of these same seniors have mixed feelings. With nervousness and apprehension, they think of leaving their friends and the familiar surroundings of W.R.H.S. behind. Terrina Hedges summed it up well when she said, I am excited about graduating because I know that I have many great things to look forward to in the future, but I will miss the friends that will have all gone their separate ways.

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Christine Trullinger David Twiggs K»mi Kae Valentine Kari kenee Valentine Ron Vesey Jenny Lynn Watkins Shawna Watts Jeffrey A. Webb Max Wehr Jerome Wells Susan Mary Wentz Michael Westnedge Trishia Lorene Whitehead Wayne Williamson Stephanie L. Wilson Melissa Wood John Woods Ryan Wunderlich DeeDee Lynette Young Vacation for most adults means a peaceful, tranquil time for fun and relaxation, to get away from it all, and, yes, sometimes even roughing it. However, for the high school student, vacation means, PARTY! Face it kids, vacation to us mean no more homework, teachers and we don't have to get up in the wee hours of the morning. And what teenage girl would rough it now-a-days? Co trapsing across the mountains looking like death warmed over? HA! I know for a fact that if there's no plug-ins for my hair-dryer and curling iron. I'm not going. All of the guys stay home and call around to see what's happening, what girls are free, who cares to be free and who doesn't, and those who want to be left alone. Parties, friends, good times, and staying up late, is what a vacation is all about for high school students. Without friends, says college sophomore John Garred, vacations would be boring, friends are what make good times happen. VfiCAJlOX It 6:16 sm. snd Senior Mishelle Khromer is sleeping soundly. It must be vscstion time snd there's no school to worry shout. 24 WE’VE GOT IT A £