Oakville High School - Tillicum Yearbook (Oakville, WA)

Page 23 text:

FIRST Row: Simmom, Byford, Thompson, Storey, I'6Z7ZdE7'i'OI'f, Slzraffer, Ancierfon, Sauncierf. Wethemld. Here We have the football manager, Neil Theriault, ready to go out onto the field on an erraud of mercy. U3 Fl 0 O Z' U 75 2 Qi Q S D' Q SX. C5 N . 'Ci va I E 2 -X. 3 W If XR A E . MQ N F3 QT 3 95 M. 3. QA.. 'E 14 O 2 E S' 3 . QQ Y V 5 .uv- aw., ,.Aa,.., Coach Smith dressed in his football game togs. Page Nineteen

Page 22 text:

FOOTBALL Oakville had a fairly good season this year, Winning three of its eight games. Our league opponents were Rochester and Tenino. Besides these games We had non-league games with Ilvvaco, Centralia second team, Chehalis second team, and Fife. Out of a light and inexperienced group of boys, Coach Smith developed a fine, hard-fighting squad. Jim Vandevort was elected captain of the squad by the lettermen at the beginning of the season. Sixteen boys received letters at the close of the season. Six of these were graduating seniors: Lester Gillis, David Storey, Walter Devlin, Jim Vandervort, Kenneath Scheaffer, and Ray Simmons. Other players receiving letters not of the graduating class vverezjoe Rulfino, Harold Anderson, Theo Harding, Bennett Wetherald George Anderson, Charles Clodius, Juniors, Wilfred Sanders, Bill Cahill, Harold Byford, George Thompson, Sophomores, Neil Therialt received a letter as the football manager. -BY KENNETH SHEAFFER. September 25 ............. Ilvvaco Ilwaco .... ..... 1 2-0 Ilwaco September 30 Centralia 2nd Oakville 14-0 .... Oakville October 8 ...... ......,.. T enino Oakville ..... 26-6 Tenino October 18 ..... .... C hehalis 2nd Oakville 13-0 Oakville October 22 ..... ..... R ochester Rochester 39-O Rgghestef October 29. . . ..... Tenino Tenino . . . .... 7-0 Oakville November ll. .... Rochester .... Oakville 21-7 Rochester November 19 .... ....... F ife Fife 39-0 ,,,, Fife Page Eighteen

Page 24 text:

BASKETBALL Cimi HE 1937-38 basketball season brought many victories to the Oakville High School. In the non-league games, the first team won three games out of the eight games played. In the league games, the team under the direction of Coach Smith showed much improvement, Winning the league championship, and placing fourth in the tournament at Centralia, as well as receiving the plaque for the best sportsmanship displayed in the league. At the tournament, Vllilfred Saunders, star player on the Oakville team, was selected by the judges as a member of the all-star league team. Kenneth Sheaffer was chosen for the honor- ary league team. The second team also made a good showing, Winning ten of the games played. Although we are losing several good players at Graduation, Coach Smith has some excellent material from the second team to start the 1938-39 season. LEAGUE GAMES DATE OPPONENT FAVOR SCORE WHERE PLAYED Elan. 7 Rainier Oakville 43 - 35 Rainier lan. 14 Rochester Oakville 15 - 14 Oakville Jan. 18 Tenino Oakville 34 - 21 Oakville Jan. 21 Rainier Rainier 17 - 10 Oakville Jan. 28 Rochester Oakville 17 - 8 RQChCStCf Feb. 1 Tenino Tenino 17 - 16 Taming Feb. 4 Rochester Oakville 21 - 8 Oakville Feb. 9 Rainier Oakville 39 - 29 Rainier Feb. 15 Tenino Oakville 27 - 13 Oakville Feb. 18 Rochester Oakville 30 - 28 Rgghggtgy Feb. 25 Rainier Oakville 21 - 14 Teiiino hlar. 4 Tenino Oakville 29 - 22 Oakville Page Twenty