Oakville High School - Tillicum Yearbook (Oakville, WA)

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f s Muff' -.4 Y , ,vw Back row: Richard Klatush, Boy Secena, Wilber Ames, lim Bower, Gene Hall, Kenneth Brenna, Pete Sudano. Front row: Bill Hyder, Edythe lackson, Pauline Doerge, Miss leanette l-leitke, Ad- visor, Edna Watson, Erstelle Lauderdale, Esthle Wood, Anna Korbut, Absen. lUNlCDRS FACULTY Back row' l-l. S, Southon, G, A. Amidon, Mrs, Minnie Soot, B. L. Lauderdale. Front row: Miss leanette l-leiike, Mrs, Alice Reed, Robert Chatter ton. Q' 19 lf' ,,,,,sdl

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Ffh f'WmTMf'TT ff'X.x A fflxfdmb Ydii LLPIH il Mimi ifgf-in On eeptemb-r 4, l94l, thirty-eight noisy, but most ambi- tious oopnnmores passed through the stately doors of Oakville high. with mr. bouthon as our advisor the following officers were elected: President. Charles Lauderdale, Vicefpresident Velma wenttorthg secretary-treasurer, Ruby Peterson. The Freshman initiation was held October lO, l94l. The Home Economics class completed a semester of sewing and gave a style for the P.T.a., showing the suits, dresses, and other garments they had made under Miss deitke's guidance. The girls of the class have made a good showing in the Girl's Club dance, and even did their part in the H5mokerH this year, presenting a most attractive drill team. The Yell Queen for the year, nuby Peterson, is a sophomore. The boys of the class were no less active. several were initiated into the HON Club. They also took a big part in the nsmokern and boxed their way to victory. On March 21, many of the sophomores went to a Glee Club contest at Chehalis,where they got a rating of Hfairu in spite of the fact that they had all been to the Ice arena at Olympia the night before. Incidentally, hone of the sophomores were killed or even injured there. The sophomores had prominent parts in the Minstrel show and in the program presenting the plaque nonoring the boys of O. n. o. at present members of our armed Forces. and thus is ended another successful year.