Oakville High School - Tillicum Yearbook (Oakville, WA)

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il? ! 1- l'1 7 -' g l 1 i I U I I , ,. gfuv2,f1,fQ , I N MARGARET E. ROSMOND I l G,1 Tillicum Staff II, III, IVQ Debate I II III IV' Operetta III' 'Oakleaf' Staif IV' President of Philologian I Society IV' Dramatics IV. Fair and admired VOLNEY R EASTER VON Board of Control III YICC-PTCS1 dent of Spalllsh Club III Basket Ball IV Dramatxcs IV Sargeant at Arms of Boys Club IV Just my Wmton and me IDA V RASLER IDA Secretary of Class I Dramatlcs II Glee Club IV Operetta IV We haze em zed your behazzm JAMES C MCLEAN MUTT Baseball II III IV Busmess Manager of Tllhcum IV Dramatlcs Dzspute zt lzke a num I I 9 7 I I I as , u I . D ll II . 5 v. .u Q 1 : Q : : - - s KI ' - Y! ' 9 w if ll. 9! I 3 . 5 5 - n . .' . .' J' I 1. s 1 gi 9 1 . i 1 as n E , . , : ' . : IV. I ll . 1 - , 71 W ' , Y . I I N 1 I f i 5 E f ' 5 N... E ' new I ,5 Rx f 'W'-' ,Y1 if ' wr M as S A I , 5 aff- uwsm ,Q

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f-'17-'ik J J ISABEL M. ROSMOND 3 HIZZYYY Dramatics III, IVg Oakleaf Staff IVg Glee Club IVQ Operetta UIQ Tillicum Staff IVg Valedictorian IV. -For not a care have I. ELSIE R. MITCHEK ELSY Entered as a Sophomore from Montesano High Schoolg President of Amicitia Club IVg Oakleaf Staff IVg Tillicum Staff IVg Drama- tics IVg Junior Jinx Committee IV. Learning is ever honored. MYRTLE A. PROVOE MYRT Staif of Our Hot Stuff Ig Tilli- cum Staff IIIg President of 4-H Club IVQ Basket Ball IVg Dramatics IVg Oakleaf Staif IV. I have drawn her picture with my voice! ROTHBURN V. GRANT RAZZ Entered as a Senior from Sequim High Schoolg A. S. B. Yell King IVQ Glee Club IVg Assistant Editor of Oakleaf IVg Tillicum Staff IVg Operetta IVg Dramatics IV3 Base- ball IV. 5 This lacl will command the Er ff A U

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,,,fif-l - . yi. Af' ,.,R it'1c it-i.Q3ii.VXrfJ Senior Class History CHAPTER I On September 7, 1920 thirty-four little boys and girls elifefed the Oakville High School. The first day We ran wildly about the building looking for class rooms and were laughed at by the UDDGT classmen. But soon We found our places and were able to shift for ourselves. That year We were active along social lines, giving 3 Htaify pull to which the entire school was invited, and a Weiner roast in honor of the Sophomores. Our officers for that year were: President, Wreatha Comfort, Vice-President, Eva Williams, Secre- tary, Mary Easter, Treasurer, Ida Raslerg Board of Control member, Neil Krumng Class Advisor, J. J. Carrol. We were Well represented in all school activities and altogether our first year was a very successful one. CHAPTER II The next year, 1921, We came back with many good resolutions, resolving to study hard and get good grades, also to initiate the Freshman. Sad to tell there were only twenty-four of us, but, We made our presence felt by the Whole school. That year We gave the initiation and a Weineir roast in honor of the Seniors. We were again Well represented in athletics. In Girls Basket Ball We were represented by Eva Williams and Nellie Johnson and in Boys Basket Ball by Burton Miller, Neil Krurnkn and Ralph Lemmon. Our officers Were: President, Burton Miller, Vice-President, Eva Wil- liamsg Secretary, Daniel Damitiog Treasurer, Neil Krumng Board of Control member, Ralph Lemmon and our Class Advisor, Mrs. Hall. CHAPTER 'III Our third year of High School was a very busy one. Early in the year We gave the second Annual Junior Carnival, in the spring We gave our Class Play: When a Feller Needs a Friend . In May We gave a Weiner roast, and a little later the Annual Junior.. Senior Banquet. We were splendidly represented in all school activities: in Debate by Margaret Rosmond, Leona Lemmon and Daniel Damitio, in boys basketball by Burton Miller, Wyatt Irvin and Ralph Lemmon, in boys baseball by Burton, Lester Hunter and Clayton McLean. Burton Miller was elected President of the Student Body and Grace Lemmon, Secretary. Our officers were: President, Burton Miller, Vice-President, Daniel Damitiog Secretary, Eva Williams, Treasurer, Leona Lemmon. Our Class Advisor, Miss Clara Baken and to her is due much of the credit of our success, ll ll U gn MW- l if