Oakville High School - Tillicum Yearbook (Oakville, WA)

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President .7,, . ........ .. Vice-President becretary V,,......,., Treasurer ...... EIGHTH GRADE . . OFFICERS Regina La Fontaine Barney Burr Charles Sheaffer Hldora Brossard Third Row: Burr, Dawson, Holman, Spears, Hawkinson, Beeler, Jackson, Mooney, J. McrMeekin. Second Row: McKay, Storey, D, MelVleekin, Ward, Brossard, Ross, Sheaffer, Secena, Devlin, Criswell, Brown First Row: IiaFontaine, Pulford, Sanders, Jack, Ames, Murray, White, Watkins, McClintick, Whiteside, Zimmerman On September l, 1936, we entered the '4Big White Building. the goal of our seven years of effort. At the beginning of the year our class numbered twenty-eight, five new etudents entering, one leaving, making our present number thirty-two. Several of our class are members of the high school band and orchestra. We alsoishowed our Hstuffn in the one-act play contest. Though not able to take part in high school athletics, we were Well represented on the grade school bas kethall and baseball teams. Page Twelve MARGARET STOREY.

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. . FRESHMAN CLASS . . OFFICERS. ,, Prwidffurl 'Q,-------,-----....--. ,........................... . . ....,...,.. Bill Gibson Dick Vandervort Bill Cahill Pauline Ambrose Vice-President ......,.,,,,,,... Vxbl Secretary-Treasurer .,,,,., --,,Y,,--'------Y.AA Sergeant-at-Arms ,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,i,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-,,, .,,,,,,.A.-A--,-A--4'---- --,--,,A-- . ,.,1' First Row: Holloway, Grisw , Vandervort, Gibson, Schneider, Brant, Gerrits, Hall, Waunch. Third Row: Ames, Cahill vin, Sanders, Alfredson, Murray, Baker, Byers. Second RowfPalmeB, Qaytfa Ambrose, A. White, Getty, L. White, Hayden, Beckwith. First Row: Pete, Jack, Rush, Wetherald, Williams, Conklin, Bush, Parko, Lindholm, McMeekin, Gwinn, Klatush. .4 '1f-A I - Q4-?. . When school opened in he fall of 1936, forty-one Freshmen entered high school. The grade schools of Cedarville, Porter, South Park, Satsop, Ford's Prairie, and Oakville were represented among this group. The Freshmen have taken part in many activities. Several of the girls were in the Girls' Glee Club, the band and the Girls, Athletic Association. The boys have taken an active part in all athletics and the Freshman bas- ketball team won the class championship, Wilfred Sanders won his letter in basketball, playing in every game that the high school scheduled. Six boys turned out for football, Sanders, Cahill, Vandervort, Schneider, Ames, and Gerrits. Of these Cahill and Sanders made their letters. On October 16, the Sophomores gave the Freshmen a party. We returned their favor by giving a party in their honor on February 18. We took part in the one-act play contest with a play composed Wholly of boys, The Negro Boarding House. -DICK VANDERVORT. Page Eleven

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