Oakville High School - Tillicum Yearbook (Oakville, WA)

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. .,.,, ,.,-. 1 ' '1 3. '- . ,rw-. 1 I 1 0. N en X .,' 3-551. 1 ff . ,.,-if ' Ziff -:X 1 . ' f 41 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY QQ . We entered high school with nineteen members in f.f ,g?f high hopes of acquiring knowledge and memories. We l-QQ. 'n'- started off by electing class officers: President, 'igajlj' Robert I-iitchell, Vice-President, Tom Burdg Secretary, Miz' -. Marie Connors, Treasurer, Freda Dix. For representatives 4 on the student council we chose Charlotte Bower and 4- iq Everett Logan. Mr. Amidon was our class advisor. The 'i sophomores helped us get our start by initiating us, and ik . shortly after that we gave a return party for the eighth e grade and high school. Robert Mitchell and Dale Klatush w ' became lettermen that year. 5, 3-Q Up one more step as sophomores, Mr. Amidon was again VIL lr Q chosen as our advisor. Class officers were: Faith U ., V Secena, President, Betty Bass, Vice-President, Inez nf qi Gosnell, Secretaryg Coleen Kelly, Treasurer. The first 3' . event of our second year was the initiation of the fresh- men. Everett Logan became a letterman that year. -i ff -, The next year we found ourselves energetid juniors X, , I and elected the officers who were to lead our class through a busy year. Everett Logan was elected President, I Joe Ivienish, Vice-President, Inez Gosnell, Secretary, Bill K '.:s,l,'f'i Thomas, Treasurer, replaced later by Roberta Wolf. Our I' Il Student Council representatives were Coleen Kelly and Boo 12:1 Sheldon who was succeeded by Tom Burd. Our first import- ' .X ant event was the presentation of the class play, Grandad 3.3 Steps Out , which was directed by Mrs. Conklin, our ad- visor. With our play behind us, we put most of our energy into the Tillicum. The climax of our school year h ' KW was our Junior Prom which was preceded by the annual 1' ,gig ,Q Junior-Senior Banquet. Marie Connors and Coleen Kelly ,-:w.1,'?3,',i ,h were yell leaders' that year and Joe Menish made his letter ' W in football. N . We entered our last year with Bob Grace as President, ai Everett Logan, Vice-President, Inez Gosnell Cour old We X standbyl, Secretary, and Roberta wolf was again our p A I Treasurer. We chose Frances Grace and Robert Mitchell Q , as Student Council representatives. We gave a welcome ,,. ,QL - mixer for the entire school which was a huge success. 1525395 14 4, Our senior class play, The High School Mystery , was pre- ' qf fri. sented in November. Our class advisor, Miss Berry, 2 .521 directed this so-called masterpiece. Bob Grace made his A-7 ' letter in football. Coleen Kelly was yell queen and ME' Charlotte Bower and Inez Gosnell were song leaders. .de V' ended our days in high school with one last rush of grad- ii' uation activities and our happy group of twenty-one mem- X, X left with many fond memories. Goodby, O.H.S. N .. 'qi .- . 1327 'V 6 - 346:73 -,',' 5-Q' 'w ' ,'F'r'gaf , if g:.'1ff::.' 'A ff 'D' ,. tr- 1- - .-..-fl , , .. , .,.,