Oakville High School - Tillicum Yearbook (Oakville, WA)

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Av- .A ..A.EQEQ?lMlEEQ'lUlM lMlM lH STUDENT BODY After school had been going about a month a general assembly was called and the officers for the year elected as follows: Charles Couch, presidentg Archie Inmon, vice-presidentg Henry Anders f',- n, sr-cretaryg and Lee Fisher, treasurer. At this meeting it was found that the Constitution was miss- ing, so the president appointed a member from each class to draw up a new one. They were Willie Simmons, Carrol Barrick, Harold Ross and Carrol Couch, with J. J. Carroll as faculty advisor. It was voted upon that we should hold our meetings the last Friday of each month. After the business was transacted the meet- ing was turned over to the chairman of the program committee and the students were entertained by a program prepared for the occa- sion. The A. S. B. had control of the paper and put it out in a con- dition that was a credit to the school. At an early meeting it was voted upon to change the name of the paper. The paper the pre- vious year was called Our Hot Stuff. The Oak Leaf was chosen out of the many names handed in by the students. The board of control passed many by-laws and amendments to the Constitution. Among these were laws regarding letters for debate and athletics More is told about this board in anothei part of the book The debts of the Student Body was partly covered by the dues that each member was required to pay each semester The dues was fifty cents a semester In March a basket social was given to finish paying the debts A E I Vice President 21 5 Zi 1: 35 P01 ' T ' ' T ' ' ' T ' QA' T' r U ' r r HIIBHYAVXIEG

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lMlMlUlUEQlMlElMlMlMlM EU BOARD OF CONTROL This board was a law body organized under the Constitution of the Student Body. It was to care for all the business that the Student Body had and to make new laws when there was need of any. This board was composed of a member from each class and one of the faculty. The members were as follows: Willie Sim- mons, seniorg Clifford Elliott, junior, Harold Ross, sophomore, and Neil Krumm, freshman, with J. Carroll as Faculty representa- tive. The board made an amendment to the Constitution in regard to Athletic and Debate Letters. ln order to earn a letter a stu- dent had to participate in one debate and play one more than half of the games played in athletics. It also had charge of a Banquet given to the Yelm Basketball players when they gave us a return game here February 5. The Banquet was handled in first class condition and much praise can be extended to the members of the board and to the boys and girls who helped prepare the feast under the management of this board. The installing of the card system was also another affair handled by this board of control. The card system was a measure so all members of the Student Body could attend any A. S. B. activ- ity for half price. A. E. I. '2l. 'N mmm roilinilirmifi