Oakville High School - Tillicum Yearbook (Oakville, WA)

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OFFICERS STUDENT BODY Leona Bailey, Sec.-Treas. Pres. C6 Georgia Fettus, Vi Archie Inman, President,

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1 xirfKii......, HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT BODY ASSOCIATION We are all sure that the Student Body Association this year did good Work in controlling the student activities, improving the material conditions of the school, and raising the standard of schol- arship. The Association launches out with Archie Inmon as president, Georgia Fettis, vice-president, and Leona Bailey, as secretary and treasurer. A Board of Control composing of one member from each class Were: Stella Williams, Leah Lemmon, Clifford Elliott, and Lee Fisher, with Mr. Hargreaves as faculty advisor. Meetings were held the last Friday of each month. At these meetings business Was transacted pertaining to the Welfare of the High School. Each time under the auspices of a committee of three with Miss Christensen as advisor, a good program Was ren- dered after the business transactions. The most credible undertaking of the Association this year, was the putting out of a High School paper each month. It was put up to the vote of the members at the beginning of the year, and the vote carried. This was a large undertaking for a High School of this size, but With the cooperation of the Student Body and the staff, the paper was in every way a success, despite the hard work of setting type, materials slow coming in, and the many criticisms. Several new by-laws were passed and added to the constitu- tion, which was a great help in everyvvay. The first passed was the by-lavv relating to the granting of Athletics Letters. The letters should be granted to all bona fide students of the Oakville High School under certain conditions and regulations as scholarship etc. To be economical and thrifty and in line with other schools, several of our energetic High School Students presented to the Student Body some by-laws pertaining to wearing simpler and washable clothing by the Students and Faculty. These by-laws were readily adopted by the Students. The Student Body accumulated a number of debts, such as foot ball and base ball, but these yvere paid off in due time. The money raised was partly by Student Body dues, that is each mem- ber of the Association was required to pay fifty cents a semester. This not only benefited the Student Body as a whole but each mem- ber individually as they were then entitled to attend any school activities free of charge. A basket social Was also given for the benefit of the Associa- tion, which cleared our debts entirely. -L. B., Ses.-Treas. tlilllll ll ll