Oakville High School - Tillicum Yearbook (Oakville, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1949 volume:

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The ideals which you have been sTriving To obTain have Taken deep rooT in Those who Tollow in your TooTsTeps. WhaT has been achieved up To The presenT is merely a sTepping-sTone To a successful life. The consTanT eTTorT To beTTer oneself physically as well as spiriTually musT be wiTh us, iusT as iT is wiTh The air we breaThe. The qualiTies oT dependabiliTy, puncTualiTy, iniTiaTive, resourceTulness, inclusTry will be puT To even a greaTer TesT now ThaT you will be enTering upon a new phase oT your liTe. Keen inTeresT will ever be TelT by your insTrucTors as we learn Trom Time To Time, reporTs OT your progress. We know ThaT we are sending ouT a class OT sTudenTs who will be a crediT To The ideals ThaT have so oTTen been inculcaTed by your Teachers and we will be looking Torward To meeTing you oTTen and hear oT your successes. Very cordially, A. L. SpiTz, SuperinTendenT of Oakville H. S. A. L. SpiTz, B.A., M.A. UniversiTy oT WashingTon, SuperinTendenTp Band. English 2, 3. ShorThand, Morse Code. FaculTy wriTeups on Tollowing page. 43- -7' 4 FacuH'y Mr. John Francis Naiale, B. S. in l-leal+h Educaiion. Gen. Science. Biologi- cal Science. Siaie Teachers College-E. Srroudsburg. Pa. Subiecisz U.S. l-lisiory and Government P.E. llzrosh and Sophs.l, Driving, Wash- inglon Hisiory, Biology, Aihleiics Coach. Annual Advisor. Mrs. Carmela Jane Naiale, B.S. Healih Educafion. Spanish, Gen. Science. S+a+e Teachers College, E. S+roudsburg, Pa. Subiecisn English l. Typing l, Journalism, Typing Il, Spanish, P.E. lGfirlsl, Freshman Class Advisor. Miss Ruby Ingram, B.S. in Home Economics. Subiecisz l-l.E. I, H.E. ll, l-l.E. III, Boys I-I.E., Senior Class Advisor. Mr. Guy A. Amidon, B.A., Pennsylvania S'ra're College. Subiecfsz Agri- culiure, Sophomore Class Advisor. Miss Gloria Goehle, B.S. in Music Educaiion. Milwaukee S+a+e Teachers College. Subiecis: Grade School Music. Lalin, Algebra I, Algebra ll, Washingion l-lislory, Chorus, Junior Class Advisor. DedicaTion y The Tillicum sTaTT oT 1949 has adopTed The policy ol: dedicaTing This annual To The individual or group doing The mosT Tor'O.l'l.S. during The pasT year. We OT The annual sTaTT consider This a greaT pleasure and an honor To dedicaTe This annual To The baslceTball Team oT l948 and l949. We Teel ThaT The baslceTball Team has brouqhT honor and recogniTior1 To our school. The baskeTball season was ouTsTanding in The TacT ThaT They occupied TourTh place in The SouThwesT WashingTon B TournarnenT Tor The TirsT Time since The days oT Charlie SheaTTer and Wilfred Saunders. We, ThereTore, dedicaTe This Tillicum To The basl4eTloall Team oT l9-48 and 1949. Cur Jani+or Rufus Theriaullr, be++er known as Rui 'io all high school sludenls, has been ianiior since 1943. All 'rhrough Jrhe cold winier Rui kepi us warm and saw To if 'rhai our rooms and corridors were clean. These were only a few of Rui's many responsibililies. We offen see him playing plumber, carpenler, elecirician, and even candle slick maker. We of +he Annual Slahc really apprecia+e having a man like Rui around. We hope you will be back nexr year and many more. Bus Drivers Upper righi hand corner ic+ure-Leil +o righi Bob Grace. Gerrard Creek: Sam Jennings, Cedarvilleg Jim Carde. Gibson Creek: Jack Gibson. Reservaliong and is also The bus mechanic. O. H. S. S1'uden1', Faculfy, and Janifor. BoHom picfure. gn nv-' fp: .gif X'- Q , c 1 oAKV 'E 9 f A 1 3 km 'rm-S C7 l.-1 11? nt, Lx! f ,C f ' ik., I DIST-400 SCH Seniors Oscar Wollen-be+'rer known as Tim was born in Wilisron, Norrh Dakola on March 21, 1931, is 5'8lf2 Tall, has blond hair and blue eyes. He has been vice-presidenr, 1 year. class pres. 2 3 4 years, and Asso. S.B. P. O Club Pres., also Secrerary of O Club, and has laken an acrive parr in 'rhree sporrs. Geraldine Newfon--berrer known as Jerry was born in Cenrralia, Wash. on Aug. 29, 1931, has dark brown hair and eyes, is 5'8 fall. She was in +he Glee club 4 years. She was class Jrreasurer and secrerary 1 2 years. She was Girl's Club Secrerary 1 year and Girl's Club Presi- deni 1 year. She also look pari in lhe Junior Play, annual siaff, Op- ererla and Senior Play. Harold Secena-beirer known as l-larry was born in Oakville, Wash. on Dec. 3, 1931, is 5'1O , has dark hair, eyes, and complexion, has had lour years of afhleiics being 'rhe caplain of Jrhe baskelball learn in his Senior year. Baskelrball is lavorire paslime. Avis Whife-was born in Oakville, Wash. on May 1, 1931, is 5'3 fall. has reddish brown hair and blue eyes. She has been in 'rhe Junior Play and Senior Play, has been in Sludenr Council lour years, drill Jream, Talenr Show, Operelfa. Avis likes To dare. Leonard LaBranche-was born in Allhebaska, Canada on Aug. 1, 1930, is 5'9 fall, has dark hair and eyes. l-le was Srudenr Body Treasurer. Boys Club President Boy's O Club Vice-President Senior Class Vice-Presidenr all his Senior year. l-le has also had arhlefics 3 and 4. Leonard likes To play baseball. 1-le was in Junior and Senior play. Charles Mallow-was born in Telequah, Oklahoma on Jan. 3, 1931, is 5'8 Jrall, has brown hair and fair complexion. He has arrended Oak- ville 3lf2 years. Charles likes io hunr. Celia LeBranche-was born in Alrhebaska, Canada on July 7, 1929, is 5'1 rall, has black hair and brown eyes and dimples. She was in 'rhe Senior Play and class 'rreasurer her Senior year. She has 'raken chorus her lasr 'rwo years and has gone 'ro Oakville QV2 years. Roberi Heafh-was born in Logansporr, Indiana on July 14, 1931, is 5'5 rall, has dark brown hair and eyes. l-le arrended Oakville in his Sophomore and Senior years. 1-le was in Jrwo Junior Plays and also rhe Senior Play. Bob likes avialion. 14 if Q Di - I Seniors Doris Eylenfeldl-Graduaied in lhree years. Gloria Rec'I'or-Gradualed in Three years. Donald Hobson-was born in Monlesano, Wash., on April QO, 1931, is 5'9 iall, has brown hair and eyes. He was in Senior Play. Opereila, Chrisimas Program, Band 1, 3, 4, and aihleiics Q,3,4. Don likes people in general. Jo Ann Jull-was born in Cenfral Park, Aberdeen on Oci. 23, 1931, is 5'7 fall, has brown hair and eyes and lair complexion. She was yell queen in Junior year. She also belonged io lhe Rainbow Girl's Club, 6.S.C. and chorus. She has gone lo Oakville a li'r'rle over a year. Jo Ann likes +o dance. Dale Lonborg-was born in Oakville, Wash. on March 3, 1931, is 5'5 fall, has brown hair and blue eyes wi'rh fair complexion and freckles. He has had a+hle'rics his Junior and Senior year and has aiiended Oakville QV2 years, and was also in 'rhe Junior Play. Dale likes io eal. Charles Gibson-was born in Oakville on Feb. 14, 1931, is 5'1O Tall, has brown hair and 'fair complexion. He has had aihleiics four years and was Sergeanl-ai-arms in his Senior year. He was also Judge in Boy's O Club, and has aiiended Oakville 12 years. He was also in The Junior Play. Charlie likes +o play fooiball. Roberf Henry-,beHer known as Crud was born in Sparla, New Jersey on Od. 15, 1930, is 5'9 fall, has brown hair and eyes. He has af- lended Oakville four years. He was Boy's Club Secreiary-Treasurer in his Senior year. He has also had four years of alhleiics. John McDougall-was born in Marlinex, Calif., on Aug. 18, 1930, is 5'9 Jrall, has red curly hair and blue eyes. He has aiiended Oakville 6 years. He was in Senior Play and he likes 'io huni. fx liz: if , 'QE' S .5 3 1 3 asf ilk 25 Senior Class Will CELIA LABRANCHE. will my womanly lauglw lo Barbara McDougall. DALE LONBORG, will my lweiglil and conslruclive ingenuily +o Mr. Amidon. DONALD HOBSON, will my abilily 'ro gel along willw 'flue leacliers lo anyone wlwo wanls il. GERALDINE NEWTON, will my abilily lo gel on The Honor Roll lo Bonnie Fricke. AVIS WHITE, will my abilily lo play lfwoolcey successfully lo Maxine Ross. TIM WOLLEN, will my baslilulness lo Raymond Waunclw. LEONARD LABRANCHE, will all my broken bones, sprains, elc.. 'ro any- one who can use llwem. CHARLIE MALLOW, will my colleclion of big words lo George King in hopes llwal llwey will enliance his inlelleclual capacily and loreslall menlal deprecialion. CHARLIE GIBSON, will my slim build lo Ronnie Erosl. BOB HENRY, will my undesired niclcname Crud To Vance Conlclin. HARRY SECENA, will my abilily 'ro play sporls H Charles Smilli wlio needs il. GLORIA RECTOR, will my beaulilul blue eyes lo Carol Gosnell. JOHN MCDOUGALL, will my Q9 inclw waisl line 'ro Bob Hoyl. DORIS EYLENFELDT, will my abilily 'ro argue 'ro Dona Cissner. Senior Class Hislory The Freshman Class ol '45 slarled lhe year wilh lwenly-one members. Al our lirsl meeling we elecled ollicers Presidenl. Roberl Joy? 'VICE' Presidenl, Oscar Wollenr Secrelary. Neila Brandneri Treasurer, Mildred Shepard: Sergeanl-al-arms, Jim Klalush: Sludenl Council members were Avis While and Donald Hobson. We allended a lough inilialion which will never be lorgollen. We relurned lhe parly lo lhe Sophomores and inviled lhe resl ol lhe school. The lollowing year we Sophomores began lhe year wilh 24 mem- bers. Our ollicers were: Presidenl, Oscar Wolleng Vice-Presidenl, R. V. Perkins: Secrelary, Zona Miller: Treasurer, Jerry Newlon: Sergeanl-al-arms. Wesley Grandorllq Sludenl Council Members. Avis While and Charles Mallow. On Oclober 15 we inilialed lhe green Freshmen. They relurned lhe lavor wilh a good parly on Oclober 25. During lhe year we gained lour members: Louis Eylenleldl, Celia La- Branche, Leonard LaBranche, and Dale Lonborg. and losl live: Howard Bono, Ruben Bono, Jack Cissner, Bob Cooper and Wesley Grandorll. We Juniors began our lhird year in high school wilh a class ol lewnly- one members. The resull ol our eleclions were: Oscar Wollen, Presidenlg Bob Arney. Vice Presiclenlg Jerry Newlon, Secrelaryq Avis While, Treasurer: Charles Mallow, Sergeanl-al-arms: Sludenl Council Members, Avis While and R. V. Perkins. Charles Mallow laler replaced R. V. Perkins when he moved lo Calilornia. Aller Chrislmas we were busy preparing our annual lor publicalion. On March lf? we held lhe lradilional Junior Prom. The lollowing nighl we honored lhe Seniors al lhe Junior-Senior Banquel. Our class play Thal's lhe Tickel was given in April. Eighl ol our boys now belong lo lhe O Club. As Seniors we began our year wilh l4 members. We elecled our ollicers as lollows: Presidenl, lor lhe lhird conseculive year. Oscar Wol- len: Vice-Presidenl. Leonard LaBranche1 Secrelary, Geraldine Newlong Treasurer, Celia LaBrancheg Sergeanl-al-arms. Charles Gibson, We gave our Senior Mixer on Seplember lO. Our class play, Moon, shine and l-loneysuckleu was given December 3. Bob l'lealh ioined our class lhis year as did Doris Eylenleldl and Gloria Reclor who will graduale wilh us. As we leave lhese halls, we lake wilh us many h ' f lour years al O.l-l.S. appy memories O our Juniors Bill Scammel, Bob Crawford, Glen Logan, Raymond Waunch, Bob l-loyl, Vance Conklin, Miss Goehlei Donald Gibson. Lois Bennell, Carol Gosnell. Joyce Will, Reva Friclce. Doris Eylenfeldl. Gloria Reclor. May Aliredson, Diana Owen, Dolores Fricke, Dona Cissner. Sophomores Orville Brammer, John Russel, James Frosl, Joyce Cossey, Dorolhy LaBranche, Barbara McDougall, Jay Poore. Fred Moe, Slanley Ames, George Youclon, Dick Jones, Louis Cox, Mr. Amidon. Ann Wollen, Al- loerla Conners. Barbara lnmon. Georgia Bell, Dixie Hall. Marilyn Bosler, Freshmen Riclc Damilio, June Brown, Ronnie Frosl, Gerald Duval, Charles Smilh, George King. Edelyn Moe. Naomi Ray, Mrs. Nalale, Bonnie Friclce, Lois Beckwilh, Mildred Doerge, Maxine Ross, Maxine Grandorlf, Delores Conners. fs 1 NJ' 5 fi '-'- Ng I , 4 Annual STaTT SeaTed leTT To righT: Lois BenneTT. lvlary AlTredson, Joyce WiTT, Dona Cissner. STanding: lvlr. NaTale, Glen Logan. Bob l-loyT. Bob Craw- Tord, Donald Gibson. The annual sTaTT wishes To Take This opporTuniTy To Thank all Those who have conTribuTed Their Time and eTTorT Toward The producTion oT This year- book. We especially wanT To Thank lvlr. NaTale Tor his Tine help and The adverTisers Tor Their generous conTribuTions. We hope ThaT you. The readers, Tind our accounT oT This school year inTeresTing and ThaT you will enioy looking back on your Triencls and your l-ligh School. The EdiTors Acorn News STaTT SeaTed leTT To righT: Celia LaBranche. John McDougall. Dale Lon- borg. STanding: Leonard LaBranche. l-larry Secena. Don l-lobson, Charles Gibson, Charles lvlallow, Tim Wollen, and Bob Henry. STuclenT Council SeaTed leTT To righT: Naomi Ray, Charles lvlallow. Leonard LaBranche. Tim Wollen, Glen Logan. STanding: Charles SmiTh, John Russell, AlberTa Connors, Lois BenneTT. 'XV .f A.S.B. Officers Fronf row leff fo riglwf: Leonard LaBrancl'me, Treasurer: Mary Alfred son. Secrefaryg Oscar Wollen, Presidenf. Sfanding: Clwarles lvlallow, Sergeanf-af-arms. Office Sfaff Fronf row leff fo riglwf: Anna Beclqwiflm, Diane Owen, Mary Alfred son, Barbara lnmon. neff Sfanding: Celia LaBrancl1e, Leonard LaBrancl1e, Donald Gibson. Library Sfaff Sfanding leff fo riglwf: Charles Mallow, Celia LaBrancl'1e. Lois Ben- Siffing: Jerry Newfon, Vance Conlclin, Reva Friclce. .. 'U Q5 I. ,Qui I -1---11 1 , , , I , ,Y X ' 'lI'l1xxiII v , 3 .hs j Senior Play The Senior Play Hlvloonshine and Honeysuckle was given on Decem- ber 3, l948. The casl was nol however. made up only ol Seniors. The Junior Class conlribuled 2 characlers and lhe Sophomore Class conlrib- uled one. ll was a lypical Hillbilly Play aboul a leud carried on by Clem Bells and Peg-leg Gaddis. Those in lhe play were: Clem Bells, Donald Hob- son: Peg-leg Gaddis. Oscar Wollen: Tom Bevins, Lewis Cox: Paw Bells, John McDougall: Gypsy Carler. Geraldine Newlon: Cracker Gaddis. Avis While: Ma Bells, Anna Beckwilh: Pink Freeze, Leonard LaBranche: Annie Bevis, Celia LaBranche: Peddler, Roberl Healhe: Piney Hayll. Gloria Reclor: Judge, Roberl Hoyl. Junior Play The Junior Class ol Oakville High School presenled Never Say Die . in lhree acls. ll was held in lhe High School Audilorium. April l. al 8 p.m. The casl was as lollows: Mrs. Hamillon lvlonlgomery, Lois Bennell: Eslelle lvlonlgomery, Doris Eylenleldl: Killy Kirk. Mary Allredson: Oliver Winslon, Vance Conklin: Flelcher Belmonl. Donald Gibson: Chrislene Kendall, Joyce Will: Hilda Hunlly, Carol Gosnell: Polly Baby Bunling. Gloria Reclor: Leslie Gloodgood, Bob Hoyl: Eva Davenporl, Dona Ciss- ner: Nannie. Dee Fricke: Bill McMannus, Bob Healh: John Pallerson, Bob Crawlord. 1 5 :gin 7. Jfx - Q rq I 'J I ' U 5 V - ' stef 53 Q . . Q 13, R ' at . 1-'dr Vi' .gt ' . - V v 1 , , :fp 1.-, 1 - ' f ' X. 11 is 0 51,5 I 0- 17 , U fa S3151-jr . 1 'nh -N1 I G. , 'il' N1 'aw 1 zu' I ,,,. , nb V, 1. x A. -..... .ax-ul ll 'xx Q Q 1 in LE 1 I ' ' HTF' 7 .-ww M '1 vrfxxf J ' as 'Q i kr: gg ! l airs .wi N C JL gh... F i ai Open House Open House was held December 22 in 'rhe High School. A program consisfing of a High School play a Grad S h . e c ool opere++a, and band and choral seleclions were offered in lh e way of enferlainmenl. Following lhe program fhere was caroling and refreshmenlrs in Jrhe gym. Sanfa gave candy 'ro lhe younger guesis. Decorafions and Displays in Upper Corridor Gafhering in Gymnasium Grade School OpereH'a S h 1-i vb, f x . 'x x 'um ,X ' 417' ' Q 9 L YK S 0-Ni, J I t 5 I 25:8 9g'ga xxthxt -MH +, ff aff. 4 -H X N . 1 J 9,1 A lx! , 5 ' 'r 7r' vE, ' I . 5 X ,-n x 5. f P' A Band Maxine Ross, Alberla Connor, Naomi Ray, Donald Gibson, Nona While, Jim l-larris, Clifford Parlerson, Harry Burlingame, Barbara Mc- Dougall, Bob Heailw, Orville Bramer, Ann Wollen, Ronald Frosl, Donald Hobson, Dororlny Miclmalalc, Jerald Duval, Jeanerle Simmons, Shirley Ham- ilron, Jeanie Byrd, Roy Palmer, Omer Tracy, Darryl Bosler, James Frosf, Barbara lnmon, Carol Gosnell, James Wi++. Harold Gunlrer, Dick Jones, Joyce Will, Georgia Bell, Marilyn Bosler, Mildred Doerge, Carole Winlers, Mr. Spilz. f Chorus Alberla Connor, Maxine Ross, Mildred Doerge, Barbara lnmon, Mary Alfredson, Georgia Bell, Delores Friclce, Jerry Newron, Barbara McDougall, Dixie Hall. Celia LaBrancl1e, Lois Beclcwirlw, Dorolhy LaBranclie, Marilyn Bosler, Ann Wollen, Edelyn Moe, Bonnie Friclce, June Brown, Carol Gos- nell, Joyce Will, Dolores Connor, Dona Cissner, Doris Eylenleldr, Gloria Recfor, Anna Beclcwillw, Lois BenneH, Naomi Ray, Miss Goelwle. Tumbling Team Barbara McDougall, Doris Eylenfeldr, Georgia Bell, Joyce Cossey. Carol Gosnell, Dolores Connor, Joyce Wifi, Ann Wollen. Alberra Connor, Maxine Ross, Naomi Ray, Bonnie Friclce, Dororlwy Miclwalalc, Marilyn Bos- ler, Barbara lnmon, Mrs. Naiale. Oakville LeHer Lassies Fronl row lefl lo righlz Dona Cissner, Marilyn Bosler, Alberla Con- nors, Mary Allredson, Doris Eylenleldl. Second row: Lois Bennell, Avis While. Barbara McDougall, Ann Wollen, Gloria Reclor. Mrs. Nalale. Third row: Carol Gosnell, Joyce Will, Barbara lnmon. Boys O Club Fronl row lell 'ro righl: Twig LaBranche, Vance Conklin, Charles Mal- low, Glen Logan, Charles Gibson, Donald Gibson. Second row: Mr. Nalale. Bill Scarnmel, Bob Henry, Lewis Cox, Oscar Wollen, Bob l-loy'r. Third row: Bob Scammel, l'larry Secena, Donald Hobson. George Youclclon. James Wolf. :QQ , ia -fs xggwk 1' I fr 4 ,' i 1f1l'x'x. x Z 1 '- -. -Li XXX? C X ,, 's are ,X ' , , ,l , N I f , av Q ,-f- ill ' ' . r 1 Xxgaxay Qi 2'l-WTA! iii? - f ll Qg5F .L2...so I '+'tL'liz!-'5 A M ' f ehcs Leif +o righlrz Bill Scammel. Vance Conklin. Tim Wollen. 7 G ' H Cheer Leaders Lel+ +o righlz Alloerfa Connors, Barbara Inmon, Marilyn Bosler, Ann Wollen, Barbara McDougall. This year The cheer leaders under fhe supervision of Mrs. Nalale have done a splendid job. They performed al all 'rhe home games and in The fournamenl and cheered The Acorns on fo vicfory. You cerfainly loolced swell as a feam and as a Team you voiced many complimenfs. We of +he annual sfaff wish you loads of luclc on your re-eleclion nexf year. Lefl in righlri Jay Poor, George Youcldon, Lewis Cox. ww'- . A '--1. -is A-4 u ia- 0 I 1 - 1 P 9 'f-' tx-L, - 6 , , , U PT. 3. 9255 ' '- . V- ..3 Aw MMS 1. ' fx fx ,z W P . . 'Q.. .is .'- ' ..1 gem Q., vw ,pane ...rf yua- i n ...al ' ' V C .Q fx ig Hr-V , 'P . A A 2, ,. ,.. ., ,,, --Lia , . a. .,. V 'V ,gf --: R' ' ' , .V Q ,Ny . H X7 . . . K -ml .1 iigsw. -, u. - .mg l , rim, f '-1331, -I1 ' nr ' . ' N' ' X -4 gl.-- .L V - -N1 ,, W, ,ei -- - -P11 4 1 - Emi' ' ' ipaq ,L ,v-,- I , f',f:H,f 15.fj'fg5f? ? - . ,, Foo+ball Snaps Lefr 'ro righr: Bill Scammel. our srar lefl end and fullback. Harry Secena, F.B. - T Tim Wollen, QB, Twig LaBranche. QB Bob Scammel, RE. Chuck Gibson, C. Bill Scammel. L.E Leif To righi back row: Rick Damirio, Bob Ho Jr. John Russel. George Y Youckron, Roberr Henry, George King, Charles Smirh, Don Hobson. Orville Brammer, Fred Moe, Jim Frosr, Dick Jones. Mr. Nalale. Fronr row: Harry Secena, Tim Wollen, Charlie lvlallow. Louis Cox, Charlie Gibson, Bill Scammel, Bob Scammel, Jay Poor, Leonard LaBranche. Lefr 'ro righf: Leonard LaBranche, Harry Secena. Charles Mallow, Tim Wollen, Charlie Gibson. bfi Wffgix N X fi fly, X' ' W g Ag. Q .if Baske+ball Snaps Upper lell corner: Tim Wollen and Twig LaBranclwe. Upper cenler: Aclion slwof Taken al a home game wi+l1 S+. Mar+in's. Upper riglir corner: Glen Logan. Cenler Piclureg Froni row lefl' lo riglwlz Twig LaBranclie, Vance Conlclin, Tim Wollen, Glen Logan, Bill Scarnmel, Harry Secena. Bob Scammel, Bob l-loyl. Second row lell lo riglwl: Jim Frosl, Don Gibson. Bob Henry. George King, Lewis Cox. Fred Moe. Coacli Nalale. Tlwird row lell 'ro riglwlc Jim Wolf, Doug Benne'r'r, George Youclclon, Don Bennelf, Diclc Jones, Rick Damilio. Lower lefr corner: Harry Secena. Cenler: Acfion slioi al game willm S+. lvlar'rin's. Lower lell' corner: Bill and Bob Scammel. IU gP W'LL Sxiw -A VN W ll ' , - fi, i Baseball Snaps Upper lell corner: Vance Conklin, barring: Donald Gibson, calclwing Upper riglwl corner: Bill Scammel, Leonard LaBranc:l'ie. Group piclure lop row lelil 'ro rigl'1l: Rick Damilio. Charles Gibson manager, Bob Scammel, Tim Wollen, Bill l-loylr, Bob l-lenry. Doug Beri- nell, George King, Lillie Jim Wolf, lvlr. Nalale. Bollom row lell lo riglwl: Charles lvlallow, Louis Cox, George Youclc lon, Donald Gibson, l-larry Secena, Bill Scammel. Leonard La Branclwe Vance Conlclin. Lower lellz Bill Scarnmel. Lower cenlerz George Youcldon. Lower riglwl: l-larry Secena IZ fx' f L if Q YF' ' 5-in X1 t 1 4-1-n lllll IILII if-Q. 4 Q: - 3' I 'is X .g-.9 ig' f . 1 'Q f I ' g r ff 54 ' - l ,J 1 -1 U Z J I ,f NZ Pigskin Parade As Shakespeare mighT have puT iT, T'ainT whaT you do, iT's The way you do iT. AlThough The 1948 varsiTy TooTball Team could do no beTTer Than break a liTTle less Than even in Their eighT-game schedule. The Acorn gridders deserve a heap oT crediT Tor Their up-hill TighT againsT Old Man injury, Jinx, and The oTher Tough break which They ran inTo lasT season. When The squad reporTed Tor pracTice in AugusT, everybody in The know was sure oT a mosT successTul season. In addiTion To The reTurning leTTermen, and a group oT Freshmen and Sophomores were presenT The TirsT day oT pracTice. The Acorns Tacklod The Tenino Beavers Tor Their TQrsT game, losing seT-back 26-O. ln The game The Acorns losT The serviccs oT QB. Charles Mallow, via a chipped Tibia. Two weeks laTer a very deTermined Acorn squad Traveled To Lebam, buT losT 35-8. Ranier TTS. was nexT in line To upseT The Acorns. This was a Thriller 32-31. The Tollowing Friday aTTernoon The Acorns Took a Trip To Ryderwood, buT losT 26-13. The Acorns never quiTTing squad was sTill looking Tor ThaT TirsT vicTory when The TouTle Lake Ducks Tlew inTo Town. This was a baTTle Trom sTarT To Tinish and The Acorns pulled an upseT vicTory by a score oT 7-6. ln The nexT game The Acorns Trimmed Napavine 56-25. The Adna game was a nip and Tuck aTTair, wiTh Adna pulling ahead in The lasT minuTe To win 12-6. RochesTer, our biTTer rival was nexT. We Took Them 27-13. This vicTory gave The Acorns a successTul season. waz? On The Couri- WhaTever is said abouT The i948-49 loaslceTball season no one will ever deny iT was one oT The rnosT Thrilling ever seen around These parTs. IT was noT only The mosT Thrilling buT one OT The mosT successTul seasons in aT leasT The pasT 8 or 9 years. WhaT made iT so successliul was The TacT ThaT we placed 4Th in S.W.W. B TournamenT. OUT oT The 160 boys ThaT wenT To The S.W.W. B DisTricT Tourna- menT, one oT our boys made The All-STar Team. lT was our CenTer Big Bill Scammel who made The second Team as a guard. In The league All'STars Harry Secena and Bill Scammel made The TirsT Team as Torwards. WiTh Tim Wollen and Bob Scammel receiving Hon. lvlenTion. Harry Secena also lead The NorThern Division oT The Lewis CounTy League in scoring IQ9 poinTs in 9 league games. He missed The RochesTer game. Here is a rundown OT The games The Acorns played: O.H.S. .,.... ..,...,.... . Oakville Alumni O.H.S. CenTralia J.C. B O.H.S. .. . OcosTa H.S. .. . O.H.S. ... Elma H.S. ,... . 0.H.S. . .. lvlonTesano H.S. O.H.S. ... Rainier H.S. .. . O.H.S. . .. OcosTa H.S. .. 'O.H.S. . .. ST. lVlarTins . . 'O.H.S. ... Tenino H.S. ... O.H.S. ... Oalcville Legion . 'O.H.S. ... Rainier H.S. ,... O.H.S. CenTralia J,C. B 'O.H.S. Q .. STaTe School . . . 'O.H.S. ST. MarTins ,. . O.H.S. ... Tenino H.S. .. 'O.H.S. . .. RochesTer H.S. . O.H.S. . . . Oalcville Legion . , O.H.S. . .. RochesTer H.S. , 'O.H.S. . ,. STaTe School . . TournamenT Games O.H.S. ... ..... 29 WhiTe Salmon H.S. .... . . . . .17 O.H.S. . .. ..... 30 Ryclerwood H.S. .... .....26 O.H.S. ... ..... 35 Kalama H.S. ..... .....67 O.H.S. .................... 37 Valley H.S. .... ..... 4 9 ' DenoTes League Games Diamond Review On March 7. Q2 young men of O.H.S. answered Coach Buck Naf- ale's firsf call for baseball. Among fhis enfhusiasfic group, seven were re- furning leffermen: Glen Logan, firsf base: Bill Scammel. fhird base: l-larry Secena, shorf sfopq Leonard LaBranche, second base: Donald Gibson, cafcherg Vance Conklin. and George Youclcfon. fielders. Affer a week of pracfice Coach Nafale saw fhe need for many prac- fice games. Preferably wifh schools wifh baseball repufafions. This logic was based on fhe facf fhaf 'rhe squad was very green and needed experi- ence even wifh fhe leffermen presenf. Wifh fhis fhoughf in mind Oakville H.S. should have a good feam foward fhe laffer parf of fhe season and even beffer nexf year. So far fhis season fhe baseball feam has shown a greaf deal of ambi- fion, sporfsmanship, and compefifive spirif. A feam fhaf possesses fhese imporfanf facfors will always have a lof of fun and learn a greaf deal from fhe sporf. Due fo fhe lack of abilify in fhe group fhaf answered fhe firsf call for baseball. Coach Nafale found if necessary fo call on 2 young 8fh graders for help. These fwo boys have earned a sfarfing berfh on fhe feam. and have sfrengfhened fhe offensive and defensive play a greaf deal. They are Mel Youclcfon, cafcher. and Dave Pafferson, cenfer field. Good luclc fo bofh of you. O.l'l.S Sf. lvlarfins O.H.S Elma ..... O.H.S Rochesfer . O.H.S Olympia . O.l-l.S Tenino . O.l-l.S Rainier ,. O.l-l.S Rochesfer . O.l-LS Olympia . O.l-l.S Tenino .... OJ-LS Sf. lvlarfins O.H.S O.H.S O.H.S O.H.S. ... . Elma ..... Rainier ,,.. Sfafe School Sfafe School Jokes I was so cold lasf nighf I couldn'f sleep. Did your feefh chal-fer? I don'f Icnow-We don'f sleep fogefher. ilrilrfk Whaf's drawing such a crowd 'ro Andy's sfore? I-Ie adverfised fo presenf each cusfomer wifh a cigar lighfer and coaf hanger. Did he do if? Sure-a mafch and a nail. vilrvfrilr Your hair is all mussed up. Did fhaf sailor Iciss you againsf your will? I-Ie fhinlcs he did. 'kikilr Used car dealer: I-low did you come fo have fhe accidenf wifh fhe used car we sold you? Buyer: I couldn'f puf my hand ouf when I was pushing if around The corner. ifrilriir On mules we find fwo legs behind. Two legs we find before, We sfand behind before we find. Whaf fhose behind be for. 'zirufrsir Lois: Did you nofice. Laura is geffing a double chin? Dona: Yes, foo much work for one. ikvfrufr False Tip Mr. Spifz: I:orgef your froubles and bury yourself in work. Dale L.: Gosh, me a concrefe mixer. iiriiriir Glen: I-low are 'rhings wifh you? Don: Tough! My caffle are so 'rhin fhaf by using carbon paper I can brand fwo af a fime. Jokes Charlie S.: Miss Goehle, how do you 'fell if a person is really insane? Miss Goehle: Oh, we iusl ask a few simple queslions +ha'r a sane person should answer. For inslance, Capiain Cook made Jrhree voyages around The world and he died on one of Jrhem. Which one was i+? Charlie S.: Oh, buf 'rhal's no'r fair. l'm nor very good a+ his'rory. ikrfkfflr Jim W.: Lei me fell you lhaf horse knows as much as l do. Glen L.: Well, don'+ Jrell anybody else: you mighl wanl +o sell him some day. ilrvkrvir Bonnie F.: My anceslors came over on The Mayflower. Edlyn M.: Good Thing Jrhey did, wasn'+ il? The immigraiion law is so much slricler now! vfirfksk Jack Miller: For Jrhis iob we wan+ a responsible man. Windy: I'm Jrhe guy you're looking Tor. Every 'lime somelrhing goes wrong Coach says l'm responsible. 'ik 'ik if? Mrs. Spilz: Do you know, if is Jren years since we became engaged. Mr. Spilzz l+'s high 'rime we were gerling married. ik iff Hi? Reader: Do you make up Jrhese iokes yourself? Edilrorz Yep, our ol my head. Reader: You mus'r be. ilriirvir Teacher: Name five Jrhings 'rha+ con+ain milk. Slanley A.: Ice cream and a cow. Teacher: Thal's only 'rwo. 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JEWELRY Oly p W h CITY CLEANERS AND DYE WORK '225 North Capital Way Phone 4343 Oly p W h qt when You Think of Printing GNEAWAY PRINTING - -E ,M--'- CQ 406 ?.ACofuf St. Olympia Phone 5556 washingt NEUFFERS B GC MOBILE .SERVICF 802 Capitol way Olympia, washingt Phone 8840 G Oil T STOWEZ- RADXO G APDIXXNNCE Expe:'t,rc1dio repair work Phone 3807 1069Cpt1Wy Olyp Wh JQCKS S HOE RHWR 4715- Capitol way Phone 5520 Olyp W h Qt BARTHS Men' s 'Store Timely Clothes Q 881 Pacific Ave. Phone 917 Cheholis, wash COBURN 'S A PPL XA MCE STORE i 149 Park Avenue Maytag, Mon arch, Kelvin ator Chehalis, washington For your flowers wefafx Q CLf5U5b9?f5rGRf3r,s 1514 Market St. Phone 125 Downtown 'Shop THE FLOWER 'SHOP 909 Market St. Phone 86 Chehalis, wash. DAMWO BROS. Drug 'Sundries---Howsehold Remidies Veterinary Supplies Cosmetics--Poun tain-.-.Jewel ry Oakville wash. s ALBERT JEVVELERS WStore of Personal'ServiceH ST. HELBNVS THEATRE BLDG. Chehalis Wash. BURNETVS JEVVELERS 51 years in Chehalis Washington For High School College Future Years 'A portable or standard 'Typewriter from-- GABEL5 Congratulations and Best wishes to Class and Faculty of 1949 Cl-XEHALIS MUSIC CO Your Most Complete Music Store. H E, BAKER Jewelar and Watchmaker Elma washington MXNARD AND CO. Hardware Furniture Grocermes Meat s Feed Imp 1 emen t s Elma washington DAY MO TOR COMRAN Y FGRD 'Six and Ei gh t Elmo washington HMA BAKERY Decorated cakes and pastry Specialty cakes Phone 67 Ed and Flo Shields LA BRXXNCHE GRQCERY Phone Oakville 353 Gibson Creek You CunMGet Delicious Pastry and Fresh Bread at FOX BAKERY Robert J. Fox, Prop. . Montesono washxngton while in Montesono Shop at J. C. PENNEY P fC CO M0715 ra coo Phone 133 AStudeboker cars and trucks Gas and Oil General Repairing Montesono H SUM AND PEE WEFS ENS 415 East Wishk h CENTRXXL DRUG CQ walter T. Foelkner M 1 O g rs P ro ptly P lled C G A Wishkoh Phone Aber 1187 Aberdeen, W h. A. W BARXQELY Aberdeen W h gt THE HCDWER STUDXQ Distinctive Portraitur 'Aberdeen W h gt XXX WUTFNMAKER JEWELRY STORE 215 E t W' hk h St. Abr. 874 Aberdee W h gt DR HARRY J, XVIATZRUVD Eyes Examined G1 P tt d 'Aberdeen W h gt . HOLCOMB URHQLSTERY SHQR 'Sect Covers Tops RAuto -And Furniture Uph 1 t Y Aberdeen W h gt GFCRGE GCSTEHX! Clothes Men Work and Dress Cloth For Many Y 235 EGst H Aberdeen W h gt T! NGSTROAXI QS SHOP 339 W. Main Mognetos - Ignition - Carburetors Lighting and Starter'Service Ariens Tiller - Roto-Ette - Speedex Show'Tractors Call Centralis 6-4852 CENTRNXA FFDIRN MXVIDJGS 69 LOAN ASSAI Insured Savings 'ZD7 west Moin Street Centrqlio Washington COMELEMENTS ,. - OP - 5 TA WORD -C4 IN AGHVC, Y Real Estate and Insurance Phone 6'346O Centralio, wash P! WINS BOOK SHQP Books - Office Supplies - StGtionery Phone 6-3882 107 33. Tower Centralio, Wash. sw 5, Hfxfvsffv Olds - Rec Sales Q Service Phone 63548 Z38 SO. Pearl Centralia DRP E A. MATZ Sanipractic and Naturopathic Physician Phone 6-4154 Matz Building Centralia Corner Main and Tower VVEST COAST SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSN, Centralia, washington HHere to serve the best interests of Saver and Borrower alikeu. S Directors and Office Personnel: M. Rowswell Dr. F. J. Hackney N. P. Gillespie H. Cameron Don A. Van Daren H. A. Hensley Brodbecg David Jenkins Edgar Whitt Chevrolet - Cadillac Sales Q Service Equipped to care for all your Automotive Needs WARREN BROS CHEM MIC. 217 W, Main Centralis Phone 6-3355 MQNTESAIVO HARDWARE XNC Paints:Seeds E1ectricQ1'Supp1ies 'Sporting Goods Phone 228 Montesano WA TSON- KH ZOE G Furnature for Homes Phone'25S Montesano washington While in Montesono Stop J. C. PEIVNEQS' CQ ROHM 'S ' AMIARKFT Phone 69 404 E, Mein St. Pruits--Vegetables--Groceries E1ma,- Washington I H E 1: H He Doesn' GAKVILLE CAFE Onkvi 11.6 W h Compliments of DARTS Stationary and Gift Aberdee W h Complim ts of CA RTWRXGX-ITS JEVVELR3 Hoquaim W h Cami imon I s of DRW W. 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Congratulations Claes of '49 Use your head Not your feet Three Four Three Can't be beat C WX, TA X ,f Ab. 343 -Aberdeen, Wash NEVVIVIA N 'S DFVRY Best Dairy Products in the west Phone WO8 Aberdeen wash. my-wi. ' ' . 5-exif? N xv Hx FA fee mf, Locjffsmf TH 45041 L' + 'ff yXgE!bli Combinations changed 4512! Wi 1 Locks opened Q Keys Mode 2 Bonded iiiig X-N-M-n-5 Shop Phone 3943 Y 411 rmnx1in' sr. Olympia, wasnt Congrodul ation s PA ULSON 'S SFX LCN 517 washington 'SL Olympic, wash. A DAMQRF' 5 SHOES Everything for your feet 'Aberdeen Wash. Agffeozm fmffam SAVXNGS me A fwf Aberdeen Wash. IEUBAJWYS BGDY G FFNDER SHOP Awnings Glass Upholstry S05 West Main Phone 6-4161 Centralia Washington S URGE DAIRY SUPPL Y Floyd gherwood Phone 6-4286 '2i9'South Tower Avenue Cdntralia, Washington !-IXWSHV H!RWTl!RE CGMPANY 314 Seventh St. Hoquiam, Washington Phone Hoquiam 753 FLOYD B. GRXGSBY Real Estate and Insurance Agent 715 simpson1Avenue Hoquiam, Washington E L MA !-TL-XARXXXIAC Y Blake Huttula Phone 89 Elma wash. VVES T,E'RfV M MORE Tailored to Measure Clothes For Men And women Phone 6-3182 - Q23 S. Tower Lee Shult Fox Theatre Bldg 0. K. ydllsie Centralia, wash. SM RS ROEBUCK COA -Aberdeenls Most Complete Department Store 116-118 W. Wishkah GOLDBEQGS HIRNITURE CO Your Credit Is Good At Goldberqls Aberdeen Wash. GROVER G TRUTH G CO, Watches, Diamonds, and Rings, 'A good selection 106 west Main St. Centrolia, wash CDUXWTY' CLEANKQS 110 west Main Centrolio, Wash. Pick Up Service Twice weekly W!--I ff' D KCDLIXPXVYFXXIT S02 North Tower Phona 604964 Cent raliu H, .SIIVYDSTRCEWAM OP TCMPT RI' ST Abe rde en We sh . Give your eyes the thought and attention they deserved' THE SAAR ZS STUDIO Portrait and commerical Photography Coll Abrd. 339 ZO4 East yushkah Aberdeen, Mash MILLER SYUDIO NAberdeen's Leading Portroii'Studio.u 'ZOB E. Heron Phone Ab. 315 E 1, IW,-X F E F D CO Feed 'Seeds Fann Machinery wade-Rain Irrigation Sysmems Phone 175 Elma washington ROBFN SON Q SA R WE IX! Quality, Clothing, Shoes For Men, women, Children Elma washington TWIN CITY PAXNTCO. H. 'A. f-Acej Long Complete Line of General Paints Appliances Phone 6-4533 110-B So. Tower o Centralia, wash KHL VS Sign Shop livin City Paint 'Storey 110-B 'So. T0wer Phon9 6-4883 Roy W. Ke11Y Centralio, Wash. GEORGE CHAM FUN Radio Sales 6. 'Service 106-B North Tower Phone 6Q-1244 Centrolia A Cash Saving At 1 PENNEY 'S Centralia wash. Radio VVESTERXX! RADXQ EXECTRXC CO Phone 6 HEverything electricaln Jack R. Zeckman 2185 No. Tower Ave 6175 Centralia, Wash. 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Stanton, Owner HEverything For The Builderu Centralia Wash , . okaymond, wash. 514 SD. Tow9r'Ave. 7th and Heath Phone 292 Phone 35 Cong: tulctions 'To 'The Class of 49 From PROFITTS DF PARTXVIHW STORE Centralio wash. THE CES! E R !XfiCPv !VFN CO. Homa.Furnishers Ctl wh KO'-! R B ROS MUS KC Centrc1ia's Complete Music Store Ph 6 5851 307 'A NO. T CENTRXNUA IWARMAFY Phone 6-3973 401 N. Tow Ctlu Wh , C g t lations to Class of 49 Prom ROBXNSON 'S MENS SHOP Men's'Shop C trulio, Wash. 319 NO. Towe THE GARMENT S!-XOPPE 307 No. Tower C t 1' S Th G t Sh pp P P p 1 P FOLSOM HORAL CO. HOWERFOAIE Sf IG 6-5040 G h 6 4283 C t l'Q W h Po P D'omonds L W t h BEN SAMVVSKY JEVVELER Centrclia, WQsK?weliIiA N. Tower Signa+ures and Commenis Wise or Ofherwise ws? -1 s , V ,, E 5? ' P55. ,Q E, . Ffififaam -. 4 !1 K x f -f I , nm 5 Va -fi we I at -um 5 -6.2 W4 ,4 1 ! C 4 i '1 as -3 AS 2.3 fa L J 'Q 1 is 'E 11 , A 'WF WE . ii' ma. 'fe Nvxxx 6 vw XRNYNX we' 'A' ' 'Q , I , N. s in 7 E THE ND 'rl-us ANNUAI. 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