Oakville High School - Tillicum Yearbook (Oakville, WA)

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THE ORDER OF THE O Cllr HIL Order of the HOW was organized this year with the purpose of sponsor- ing better sportsmanship, greater interest in athletics, and giving financial aid to high school sports. Kfembership is limited to boys who have earned a first team letter in one of the major sports of the school. After each season any new award winner may join the order. At the first meeting of the club the group voted to strive to maintain a high standard of citizenship in the school. At this meeting the following officers were eleced: President .......... ...... I im Vandervort Vice-President ......,..................... Kenneth Sheaffer Secretary-Treasurer ........................... David Storey judges ............ VVilfred Sanders, Bill Cahill, Neil Theriault Other charter members are: Ray Simmons, Lester Gillis, VValter Devlin, George Anderson, Harold Anderson, Theo I-Iarding, Charles Clodius, Bennett Vlfetherald, Harold Byford, George Thompson and Charles Sheaffer. Although the Order of the HOU was not organized until after the basketball season the group held a successful smoker, and gave a party to honor the gradu- ating lettermen. GIRLS' CLUB OFFICERS President ........ ............ ...,..... E l anor Allen Vice-President .... ........ L ilyan Jackson Secretary ....... .... IX Iildred Wetherald Treasurer ..... ........ P earl Sanders Adviser ...................................... lXIrs. Poucher The Girls' Club has just concluded a busy year with several new projects and activities. During the first week of school the Junior and Senior girls selected under- class girls for their Little Sisters. This Big and Little Sister project has promoted a friendly spirit among the girls and has done much to develop leadership in the younger girls. At Christmas time the club held a Big and Little Sister gift exchange party. At I-Ialloweien a Girls, Club party was held. At Washington's Birthday the '4Girl Invite Boy party was given. In hfay the club held a Style Show and Tea for the hfothers.. Frequent candy and pie sales have kept the club in sufficient funds to send delegates to Girls' Club conferences in Shelton and Centralia. The highlight of the year was at the c'Girl Invite Boyn party at which tjmg Mr. Amidon presented the club with a desk, an upholstered chair and two stools. This has given the girls much added interest in working on the improvement of their club room. Page Twenty-two

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1, FIRST TEAM: Sau1za'6r5, Harding, Cahifl, Sfmmmzy, Va1zf1'rrc'ort, Theriault, C. Sfzeaffer, K. Shmfffr. SECOND TEAM: Burr, Ewrmn, Holloway, D. Va1zc1'fri10r1f, Rzzffivzo, Byforcl, ,47Z6?7L'7'5fl7l, Wfllmrafd, Cfoc1'im. zf ,a 'E Coach Smith is amused. Basketball Kglanager Dave Storey poses ior 1115 pmture. Page Twenty-one

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