Oakville High School - Tillicum Yearbook (Oakville, WA)

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4 LW: - ':L.1 ' H' If 4 'ffifll ,'l1-rig itil.: F M, ' c - , I' '5' af ff! Wi SOPHOMGRE CLASS At the beginning of the year of 1928 the sophomore class started school with the enrollment of twenty-four. After two weeks Leonard Ford joined us, making twenty five. At our first meeting the following officers were electedg Frieda Wineicki, Presidentg Mildred Lemmon, Vice-Presidentg Rosella Williams, Secretary and Treasurerg Geneva Anderson, Board of Control and Miss 'Sealls as our Class Adviser. At the fall of the year we gave our Freshman Initiation, altho' they re- ceived rough treatment they still lived through it. In the last Semester Margaret Sheehy, Jonas Bock, joined us, and in the first Semester Leonard Ford, Vivian Sullivan and Frank Korbut left. We are well represented in athletics and music by both girls and boys. CLASS YELL How we work, But still have fun, Since we work For '31. Class Motto Class Flower Class Colors Carpe Diem Carnation Crimson and Grey -Rosella Williams '31. Page 19

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J TLLICLWL -4', .Q .' ' 4 , N' ' pg? of! 'O I , ,1 -, l- P ' ,.. - if I I I I YY Lil - I I 1 ps I I 1 i - H Y gf - H ...vs .F CJ! . gi, f V JUNIGR CLASS HISTORY ln the fall of '28 eight girls and eight boys enrolled as Juniors. We chose Miss Bestler as our adviser and elected the following as class ofiicers: Elve Wilson, president: Freeman Theriault, vice-president: Alta Ever- son, secretary: Georgia lrvin, treasurerg and Keith Murphy, Board of Control. We are well represented in school activities. In basketball We are rep- resented by Alta Everson, Georgia Irvin, Bernice Irvin and Grace Bjorkgren. In boys basketball by Leonard Wilson, Harold Lemmon, Freeman Theriault and Marshall Riekard. They also represented us in baseball. In December we presented the annual Junior Carnival which was pro- nounced a dec-ided successflikewise the Junior Vaudeville which was given in January. The Junior Play, Apple Blossom Time , given in March was one of the best ever given. A little later in the year we gave the annual Junior- Senior Banquet. Thru Miss Bestler's untiring efforts we edited and published the 1929 edition of The Tillicum. CLASS YELL You may think we're dumb You may think were slow, But just watch the class of 14-9f3-0 Class Motto Class Flower Class Colors Aim high and keep your aim VVhite Rose Blue and XVhite Page 18

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-,. .-f ' u if 1 IILLJCLBL I l K r - l'l 5 rl ll ,-H' 5 f - 2 I fl, 3 l fy ,gb...W:. X. FRESH MAN CLASS On September seventh, nineteen hundred twenty-eight, thirty six boys and girls enrolled as Freshmen in the Oakville Union High School. During the year twelve of our members dropped from the ranks, but we received five new recruits: Caroline Sanders, Howard Gibson, Harold and Earl Bock, and Mar- garette Sheehy. There are now twenty-nine to carry the Purple and Gold VVe were well represented in school activities by Erma Miller who won a letter on the girl's basketball team: by Carl Murray and Karl Blechschmidt on the boy's second basketball squad: and by Rose Dahl in Debate. Seven of our members are active in the Glee Club. We were initiated by the sophmores Oct. 12, and altho we received plenty of ruff treatment it was occasionally vice-versa. During the first semester we purchased our pennant which is sllely guarded by our class adviser, Mr. Murphy. Our class party was held March 29, which was a big occasion to remember. We conducted a candy sale at the Senior play, and ended our activities with a weiner roast. 'lhe class officers are: Elizabeth Porter, presidentg Charlotte Lee, vice pres- identg Fay Light, sec.-treasurer:Erma Miller, Board of Controlg Carl Murray, yell leader and Mr. Murphy, class adviser. CLASS YELL We're the class of 32. We are Loyal Vile are True Class Motto Class Flower Class Colors Backbone not wishbone Purple Violets Purple and Gold Page 20