Oakville High School - Tillicum Yearbook (Oakville, WA)

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Schlegelg Scottg Neeleyg Dunlapg Holclcrreedg Garrigusg Watsoiig Anclcrsonq Burrg Necleyg Rossg Holderreed. Glee Club . . . SOPRANOS: Wanda Neeley Norma Burr Echo Bramer Mary Anderson Lucille Schlegel Rosemary Holderreed ALTOS Leona Neeley Florence Watson Elsie Holderreed Betty Blechschmidt Rebecca Ross ACCOMPANISTS Lillian Scott Lucille Schlegel Dorothy Dunlap The Glee Club has made several appearances during the year. They sang at the East Oakville and Cedarville Granges, for Girls Club programs, on the Christmas program, and at P. T. A. The Club has been under the direction of Mrs. Garrigus the past two years. i241

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Theriaultg VVilliamsg Holderreed: Schaeffer: MeClintick: Pearson. Gillis: Gillis, Dahl: Holderreed: Holderreed: Porter Halloway: Murray: Hines Buzzard, Pearson. Crchestra . . . The Orchestra under the able leadership of Mrs. Pearson, has made rapid progress throughout the year. It played for both Junior and Senior plays, at P.-T. A., and for various other events. The Orchestra consists of 15 pieces: Violins, Ruthmae Gillis, Lester Gillis, Elsie Holderreed, Elzie Holderreed and Virgil Holloway. Cornets: Marion Hines, Dorothy Porter and Clinton Lemmon. Saxophones: Vernon Pearson and Wilma Murray. Clarinet: Jim Buzzard. Bass Horns: Teddy Dahl and Lewie Williams. Piano: Rosemary Holderreed. Drums: Neil Theriault. Band . . . The Band classes were well directed by Mr, Walker of Olympia. The beginners are: Violin: Virgil Halloway. Cornets: Lee Hines, Homer Ross and Ralph MeClintick. Clarinets: David Storey and Elmer Collins. Saxophones: Frank Easter. Drums: Neil Theriault. The advanced class consists of Cornets: Dorothy Porter, Marion Hines and Clinton Lemmon. Saxophones: Vernon Pearson and Wilma Murray, Clar- inet: Jim Buzzard: Bass Horns: Lewie Williams and Teddy Dahl. Drums: Donald Sheaffer. l23l

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l-ll-il-il'l-lnirll-sl Leona Neeley ..... .............. P resident Orpha Ames ,,,,,...,., ...,,.. V ice President Elsie Holderreed ..... ........... S ecretary Betty Blechschmidt ,e,Y.. ....... T reasurer The primary purpose of the Girls' Club is to promote friendship among the high school girls. Each older girl is responsible for a little sister among the younger girls, whom she instructs in the traditions and customs of the school. A Girls, Club room has been the pet project this year. They have painted and varnished, prepared window boxes, made drapes for it and kept it in order. Money was raised for this by candy sales. Some girl had charge of the girls' room every period of the day. Another project was a Christmas box of food and clothing for the needy. Four delegates were sent to the Girls' Club Leaders' Conference at Hoquiam, April 27. Outstanding among the social events of the school year was a Girls' Club Valentine Party. Meetings are held once a month. Miss Lirhus is Girls' Club Adviser. Next year's officers are: Marian Burr, presidentg Elsie Holderreed, vice- presidentg Betty Blechschmidt, secretaryg Rosemary Holderreed, treasurer. Librarians . . . This year is the first that the high school has boasted a corps of trained librarians. They have niet every Monday for study, with Mrs, Garrigus as instructor. One period of library work is handled by each librarian daily. These librarians have learned the essentials of cataloguing, shelving, classi- tying, and circulating books, Special study has been made of reference work, which is one of the heaviest duties of a high school librarian. l25l