Oakville High School - Tillicum Yearbook (Oakville, WA)

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:QC- m 4' an X 99 4, was?-' I 4225 an A 4. 'fI!'F+ an Y fw ,Q ' x l fn fppcr Pliivto-Top Row: Rrvss, Sclilcfcl. Brandt, Laudcrdalc, P. Thcriault, llaydrfn, Taylor, Ruffino. Second Row: H. Andcrson. Hzzrris. N. Thcrizxult, Yanrlr-rx'oi't, Hadley, Bull, Buzzard, G. Andersoni Bfcvttoln Row: Millar, B, Thcriznult, Lcnnnnn, Vfilsmi, l'c11rsvm, Clodius, Slivufler, RU5l1l0Tlll, Byers. oys I gf!-Jinx The boys of thc high school. in order to pay for football equipment. presented the Hi--linx. lt consisted of short skits, ncgrocs, and za style show. lt accomplished its pur- pose and was a grand success. 'T .. Ji' 'T Lowcr Photo-Top Row: Russ, Allcn, llolloway, Vanclervort, Byers, Hadley, Gwin, Taylor, Jackson. Sccuml Row: Latlrlc-rrlzilv, Mzzrslmll, P. Theriault, Rosmond, Conklin, Sclilcgcl, Eastcr, HOlIlPI'l't'Cfl, Eversmi. Mcrry, Bramcr. Bottom Row: Pzirko. Buzzard, Szindcrs, N. Thcrizault, Dunlap, Hohlcdcr, Holdcrrccd. Em, Brandt, Nlillcr. Lcninion. Une-Gflcf ?fays The One-Act Play Contest was prescntcd to pay for thc duplicator which was pur- chased to print thc newspaper. Each class of the high school participated. All plays given wcrc SllCCE'SSi,lll, and the Freshman Class was awarded first prizc and a dayis

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Upper Photo-Top Row: Holloway, Buzzard, Bell, Sanders, Byers. Bottom Row: Allen, Seavey, Kammerer, Langabeer, Gustafson. Lower Photo-Top Row: Lemmon, Miller. Bottom Row: Martin, Putnam, Holderreed. ewspaper Staff This year marks a new department of school work, the publication of a newspaper, the Pow-VVow. The staff consists of Georgia Seavey, editorg Eleanor Allen, assistant editorg Virgil Holloway, associate editor: ,lim Buzzard, business nianagerg Andy Sanders, sports editorg Mildred Gustafson, Betty Langabeer, reporters. 6L6lf6 The question for debate this year was: Resolved, that the several states should enact legislation providing for a system of complete medical service available to all citizens at public expense. - The negative was upheld by ,lack Miller. Charles Martin and Clinton lemon The speakers of the affirmative were Elzie Holderreed, ,lack Miller and Clinton Lemmon. Mr. Putnam was coach. They made a good start by defeating Ocosta at Oakville. In the Other three debates they were not so successful, but made the last debate the best of the season. The prospects are good for next year. Page Twenty-Four

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-iff AQ. ...L JY, 180. li Y 'NL Upper Photo-Top How: Russ, Il. Holdcrreerl, Neeley, Elm, NlcClfnt'elc. Bottom Row: Sheuffer, Bennett, Elsie Holzlerreetl, Eze Holflcrreecl, Buzzurrl, Storey. Lower Photo-Top Row: N. Ross, Bennett, Parke. Bottom Row: Sheziffer, H Hose, Mr'Clntiek, Buzzard, Storey. rclzmfm The orchestra, under the direction of Miss Elm, has been quite successful this vear, The orchestra purchased new books this year and are doing well with them. They ap- pecred at the ,lunior play, Cedarville Grange, and at several school assemblies. 602 The beginner class has been rather small this year, although under the direction of Mr. XValker, they have made fine progress. NYe all hope that they will make good ma- .terial for next year's band. The advanced class has also been quite small this year, possibly due to having the class before school in the morning, This made it rather hard for some to take part. Mr. YVall:er was also the instructor of the advanced class. Page 'l'xventyfSix