Oakville High School - Tillicum Yearbook (Oakville, WA)

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, ,, - - 1 1 , , , X. ,igbaff - C -, my . -A v 6 ,J Snphnntnrc Egisiurig :UN THE FALL OF '29, twenty-six Spohomores returned to this great insti- s tution of learning. During the year, Helen Geisler and Prudence Jessup 1-eft us, and Andrew Holderreed, and Carroll Chance joined us. For our class officers, we elected: Elizabeth Porter, presidentg Carl Murray, vice president: Charlotte Lee, secretary and treasurer, Prudence Jessup, Board of Control, and Miss Rosmond, Class Adviser. The Sophomore Class furnished two members to the girl's basketball team, Bernice 0'Hara, and Erma Millerg two members to the boys' team, Karl Blechschmidt, and Orval Norman, one member to the orchestra, Charlotte Lee, one member in debate, Rosa Dahl. We gave the Freshman a party this year instead of the usual initiation, and as a result of losing a student body ticket contest, we gave a party for the Student Body and Faculty. Class Color Class, Flower Class Motto Purple and Gold Violet Backbone, not Wishbone Page Eighteen

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ini? C J Huninr 61112155 giliistnrg ZIN THE FALL OF '29 the Junior Class started out with the enrollment of sevente-en. After about the first quarter, Laurence Cummings left us, but soon afterward, Beulah Joy and Darrel Hoyt joined us, making the total of eighteen members. At our first class meeting we elect-ed officers as follows: president, Mildred Lemmon, vice president, Doris Neeleyg secretary, Ted Austin, treasurer, Ruth Brown, board of control, Mary Theriaultg and Miss Chapman as class adviser. In the school orchestra we were represented by Rosella Williams, and Lester Vaughan, and in athletics by Ruth Brown, Mildred Houts, Ted Austin and Lester Vaughan. In October we gave the annual Junior Carnival which was pronounced a decided success-likewise our Junior Play, SUNSHINE which was given the twenty-eighth of March. Later in the year we gave the annual Junior-Senior banquet. Much credit for our successful year is due our able and willing class adviser, Miss Chapman. -Ruth M. Brown Class Motto Class Flower Class Cloors Carpe Diem Carnation Crimson and Grey Page Seventeen

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2 1 '51 E 5, 2 f lr .i fr' qfligfmf? Qwf' C 'J freshmen Glass gfliiaiurg AT THE FIRST -MEETING of the new class of 1933, we thirty students C, elected the following officers: President, Frederick Rosmondg Vice Pres- ident, Marjorie Lemmong Secretary-Treasurer, Helen Champagneg Board of Control Member, Regina Theriaultg and class adviser, Mrs. Zimmer. We presented a Spanish Bull-Fight at the Senior mixerg we were en- tertained by the Sophomores at a party instead of being initiated, and we took important parts in the Junior Vaudeville and Junior Carnival. We finished well in the student body ticket sale contest, too. In boy's basketball we were represented by Howard Gibson, Albin Oster- gard, Harry Long, and Arthur Rickerdg the last two also made the baseball squad. Lena Everson and Muriel Miller represented us very well in girl's basket- ball. Several members of our class dropped out during thelyear, but as new members took their places, the original number remains to carry on for '33. Class Colors: Navy Blue and Cardinal Red Class Motto: Aim to win-then do it. Class Yell We are the class of '33 the best in the 0. I-I. S. are we, We're ne'er in defeat for we canlt be beat. Page Nineteen