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Buddy Up!

December 1, 2008 10:44 pm

Students from White River High School visited Living Court in Enumclaw Nov. 6 as part of the Buddy Up program. White River Homecoming Duke Max Davis crowned Harvest Ball Queen Glee McCauley and Homecoming Queen Ashley Stevens crowned Harvest Ball King Jim McElroy. Students and residents danced the night away.

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