Oakville High School - Tillicum Yearbook (Oakville, WA)

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r ,M-W-v,.ft.......... ,-A- N' . i 1 . , 1 1 53 :if i ,P A ' ? R . t i . 1. a le 1 , S 'il A Top Row! Sanders, Yandervort, Sclnieiiler, firiswoltl, Ames, McClinticlt, Brandt Newton Bliddilellloort Hall. Eaton, Palmer, Taylor, llete, jack, Klatush, Sanders, Hayden, Beckwith, Alfredson, Murry Bottom Row: Wietlierald, Getty, Ericson XYhite, XlcKleskin, XYilliani 1 Xyhlte Qvmn Con In Cgiqkfk gm e Gia lxobert Hall ,,,,,,,,,t, ','-----l,,'- 1 residult Dean Mcfflintick ,,,,. ,-,,,,- X Tice preydem Kathryn G tty ,,.,,,,,., ,-,---,,,v'V- S Qcmtam Charlotte Conklin ,7,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,. nbnnnl T r easuyel. VVe the Eighth Grade entered junior High on September 4 1933 with Mr. Eaton as our teacher and adviser. Later five more joined us, and four left. VVe now have thirty-two students. On Halloween we qave a party each member invited a Guest Ghosts and Gohlins were present, we are sure, as they made away with our cider, VVe alsg gave 3 Yalcntiue party. I a Next year we enroll as Freshies. Vtie hope to show the school what a real class we are 1 Page 'Sikteen - , Q . Ir . v - - -. . 'f y r, xtlbl, liush, V Y 1 V Y ki' V ii. ,, 1, i w 1 , 2 A E: Y 1 'Z . .eq , 1 Y , X 3 , , , Q . at ii 2 Q l ,5

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,N Lx Top ll0w:'1'heriault, Wetheruld, Ames, Harris. Secenu, Pearson, Isuccson, Ilufllno, Anrlerson, Bennett, Ross, Beeler, White, Brandt McClintick, Seifert, Weneicki, Bennett, Waunch, Clodius. Second Row: Ray, Pearson, Jackson, Everson Dunlap, Wheeler, Wentworth, Elmore, Anvlers-ni, Balch, White, Armstrong, Heck, Anderson Byers. Bottom Row: VVhiteside, Bt-rr, Annes, Jensen, HOlflCI'I'GBCl. Lungtibeer, Cnlrll, Hohleler, Bennett, Dlx, llnnter, Cox, Ross, Blcchsehinilt gjqes mom ws ....,,...,,l,I't25lflCllf George Anderson ..... Dorothy Rohleder .. ........,... Yiee President Arligf Cahill ....... ....... S eeretary-Treasurer On the morn of September 4, 1935, the largest class of freshmen ever to enter U. H. Vg- S, were twenty-nine girls and twenty-three boys. Since that time four more have reel .tered and two withdrawals. At present there are fifty-four of the greenest freshmen you ' ever saw. Although we were handicapped badily with being green, we placed one niziii on the football team. Also among our tallies is first place in the one-act play contest between the four grades. The Freshmen's greatest ambition is to graduate with the same number enrolled as there are at the present time. Mr. O. L. Byers was adviser. l-'age Fifteen

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