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

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We've Got What? Everything, no scratch that, whelp um, I think I like the girls, I know I like the girls, yes, that's it. —James Edison There are a lot of friends around here. —Roy Hanson It's people, it's easy to skip. —Brian Meek All my friends are here. —Dennis Hicks Members of the Senior Class gather to- gether for the log photo. Tina Cray and Max IVehr, long-time friends, dance amongst the cars. In case of a fire, ask Elliot Lawrence or Kari Nordhaugen what to do.

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. LEADERSHIP . THE SCOOP . BACKERS . WHERE ITS AT 2 16 28 38 48 58 81 112 119 138 142

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Jeff Cawley looks astonished by what Lena Bevaart and Todd Boies have to say at our second pep assembly. WE YE GOT IT 3 Jason Desmul lends a hand to escort a friend back from a pep assembly. Freshmen, Darcy Justice, Heather Stopperan, and Tina Gamache. know that to survive high school, you have to stick together. White River High School, an average high school: the bustle in the corridors, exchanging of hello , taking of notes; what makes it spe- cial? THE PEOPLE! Friendship is the core of our spirit, cheering for each other at games, activi- ties, and in personal life. Closeness, politeness, openness are all present, yes, all of these combine to represent our student body. The people of White River create the atmosphere; it's success. Our enthusiasm is built by the teachers and students. Even with 690 students. White River still seems small, closeknit, or a family of people, most of whom have grown together since kindergarten. We've grown, matured, and supported each other and this is the origin of the lasting friendships. There's a sense of security and comfort, easygoing communica- tion. Cliques don't rule the campus individuals do. Respect has fostered a bond between strangers. White River has people: caring, fun-loving people working together and exemplifying the pride true to White River. Yes, we have something, a family; we have a lot, take a look . .j