Oakville High School - Tillicum Yearbook (Oakville, WA)

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XX 'F' T I L L I C U X Nxhsij l Reading from left to right, top row: Harold McMahon, Jack Palmer, Darrol Pulford, Lewie Williams, Marvin Brant, Vincent Parko. Middle row: Harold Allen, Jess Hoover, Teddy Dahl, Gordon Blechschmidt, Clarke Babbit, Nick Parko, Donald Dahl. Bottom row: Nlragaret Mc a on, IC M h Al' e Wheeler, Alice Moriarty, Leona Neeley, Vera Brant, Mina Doan. Q i, Qcl? elllllllmlllllllllllli lltllllllflglltlll lllilllllgcllfflllllwh' E were rather a timid bunch of nineteen when we arrived at the 0, H, S. last fall to take our place at the foot of the list. Our inferiority complexes were duly impressed upon us by the upper classes. We have tried hard to keep our place and hope we have succeeded, so will briefly state what We have accomplished. We elected Mr. Murphy as our class adviser. Wishing to try out the re- call we exercised our prerogative of choosing new officers at inidyear, prog,- dent, Leona Neeleyg vice-president, Gordon Blechschmidt: treasurer, Vimeut Parko: board of control member, Darrol Pulford, and class reporter, Mal., garet McMahon. We were much relieved when the results of the January state tests were announced and practically all passed creditably in rea-ding and spelling, 1 We held a Valentine party February thirteenth. Games were Iylaxyed and everybody had a good time. We have put on several skits for tlieistudgut body. Mr. Scroup drew material for his championship team from our Iummmn Lewie VVililams center, and Darrol Pulford, forward. A ' Final examinations safely over, the class picnic brought the yea, to aw Ht ting end, thanks to Mrs. Pearson, our conscientious teacher, it has been most profitable as we are soon to take our places as Freshmen, ' Class Colors4XVhite and green. Class Flower: Carnation. Motto: Make the Best Even Better. Page Sixteen l. l

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WMTILLICUM P N s . if 2 Pal 6 .- lf. A LUHQ ' f, --' ,ggi . 1 I A l l FREsHMEN 1416 Reading from left to right, top row: Harry Long, Lowell Williams,VDover Scott, Herrick Fox, George McMahon, Sam Hoover, Peter Perry, Paul Carl. Middle row: Miss Rosmond, adviser, Delbert Pearson, Frances Anderson, Dorothy Carl, Marjorie Hall, Mildred Stonehocker, Emma Holderreed, Ambrose Scott, Francis Woods, Jack Allender. Bottom row: Callie Mclntyre, Agnes Bleschmidt, Signe Carlson, Adona Ames, Jane Rosmond, Georgia Blunk, Eloise McDade, Myrtle Patterson, Salma Jackson, Nettie Scott. iIElllilIESlIiilllIt4llQfalllXlll CLASS lIHIllllQSGllF4DllRClf HE SCHOOL YEAR started out with 23 boys and 15 girls enrolled. Later two boys dropped out leaving 21 boys and 15 girls. We elected the follow- ing oificersz president, Emma Holderreedg vice-president, Delbert Pearsong secretary, Peter Perryg treasurer, Agnes Blechschmidtg and board member, George McMahon. George McMahon, Herrick Fox and Sam Hoover represent- ed us in both Basketball a-nd Baseball. We did not have many social events but we had a good time at what we did have. We had a very enjoyable time at the Freshman-Sophomore party. Also we had an Algebra One party. As there were several memibers of our class, the girls took Algebra from Mr. Evans the Iirst period and the boys took Algebra from Mr. Hall the seond period. At the Algebra party the boys entertained the girls. Class colors-Coral and Emerald. Class Adviser-Miss Rosmond Cla-ss Yell We are winning now, We have won before, We shall win forever, Class of '34. Peter Perry. Page Fifteen

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