Oakville High School - Tillicum Yearbook (Oakville, WA)

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. C' -If: 0 1 ,, fi ' if' f' ..- f.. -I . . - ..f L .- - .f, J , .Lf When school opened ju the fell f student council wfs or gsnlzed, consisting of two rcpresentetives elected from each class, one boy end one girl, end the student body president, fs provided by the constitution, although it had been dis- regarded for severnl years. This council plans and approves student body activities and cless-sponsored activities such as dances end parties and the budgeting of expenditures. In addition to those strictly student enterprises the council has also P voice in the rules for the conduct of the school. On one occcsion the council was in session s whole half dey attempting to reach o satisfactory adjustment of the study hell reguletions. Debntes ere open and eech member of the council is free to express his otinion or those of the class he represents. Some of the arguments are quite spirited. The most important of the sct1vities'osponsored by the council directly was the Victory Queen stamp selling drive. A three weeks' campaign to sell bonds and stsmps Wes stimu- leted by issuing votes for s Victory Queen to be selected from among candidates nominsted by each of the classes. Marjorie Mieirs, candidate of the Junior class, won the Vic- tory Crown. Other cnndidstes were Beverly Loomis, Edythe Jackson, and Marie Erickson. The whole community took a keen interest in the contest end buying of bonds end stamps was general. At thc close of the Victory Bell, which climnxed the drive, the total of stemps end bonds voted in the contest come to W2O27.OO,

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Y E L L L E A D E R S One of the most colorful festures of school gsmes is the group of girls who leed the student group in their peppy yells. unite swesters' with red emblems and white end red skirts make very snappy ensembles. In the picture appear from left to right: Ruby Peterson, dukeg Edythe Jackson, queeng Beverly Loomis, duke. G I R L S ' G L'E E C L U B The girls of the Gekville High Glee Club' made their only appearance at the Baccalaureete service. Under Mrs. Merry's direction the club has enjoyed much popular and military music. The following girls appear in the picture: Elaine Gibson, Alyce McGlintick, Merle Erickson,Irenc Craig, Edythe Jeckson, Ruby Peterson,Merjorie Mieirs, Ethel Mieirs, Esther Schneider, Pauline Doerge. G I R L S ' 8 L U B The Girls' Club has mede greet progress under the guid- and or the advisor Mrs. Browning. The club room has been much improved with new cushions for the seats. It has also provided necessary equipment for demonstrations for the home nursing class. Officers for the yeer es they appear in the picture ere: Nsrie Erickson, treesurerg Beverly Loomis, sec- retary, Mrs. Browning, advisor, Velma Wentworth, vicempresi- dcntg end Edythe Jackson, president.