Oakville High School - Tillicum Yearbook (Oakville, WA)

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High School Band The High School Band under the direction of Mr. A. L. Spitz, has per- formed at many school activities throughout tho year. They have also attended .a band clinic at Centralia, the band meet at Olympia, and the Olympia Annual Centennial celebration. The band has been striving during the past year to obtain new band capes for the group. Chorus Front row Qstanding left to rightj: June Wagner, Carol Winter, Dona Ciss- ner, Alberta Connors, Edelyn Moe, Barbara Inmon, Jeanette Simmons, Mar- cella Brammer, Miss Eddlemon Qdirectorj. Back row fstanding left to rightj: Delores Connors, Nona White, Carol Gosnell, Joyce Witt, Naomi Ray, Bonnie Frickie, Mildred Doerge, Maxine Ross, and Lois Beckwith. The Chorus is a group that has added much entertainment to school func- tions such as: Open House, the Spring Musical Review, and graduation. They also went to the Southwest Washington Music Meet at Olympia. Through the kindness of their director's mother they were able to purchase new choral robes, which added to the appearance of the group. Grade School Band The Grade School Bands are also under our band instructor, Mr. A. L. Spitz. Since there is no provisions at the Grade School, they hold band class at the High School for an hour every morning. A Few Whinnies Marilyn: Doctor, I blush so easily that it worries me. When I sit down and think, I blush. How can I stop it? Psychologist: The best way, young lady, is to thinkl about something dif- ferent. Mother: Georgia, dear, your escort brought you home very late last night. Georgia: Yes, it was late, mother. Did the noise disturb youfv Mother: No, the silence. Insurance Agent: What did your grandparents die of? Jay: I don't recollect, but twarn't nothing seriousf' Doctor: You must avoid excitement. Bachelor: Oh gee, Doc, can't I even look at 'em across the street? Vance was brought up for the fourth speeding offense. He muttered under his breath something that sounded like an oath. Repeat thatll' snapped the judge. i Ah says, God am de jedge, God am de jedgel I know my girl's faithful. I could trust her with fifty guys. Fifty? Sure. But how about with one alone?

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Girls' Club Girls Club fOfficersj: President, Lois Bennett, Vice President, Ann Wol- leng Secretary, Maxine Rcssg Treasurer, Carol Winters, and Sargeant-at-Arms, Donna Cissnerg Miss Clark, Advisor. This organization has many duties which they must perform during the year, among these are: At athletic banquet and Mother's tea. These activities have a large amount of responsibilities which must be carried out by the Girls Club and their officers. We feel they have done a splendid jcb in these two im- portant sgcials. Boys 0 Club Front row Qseated left to rightl: Rick Damitio, Bill Scaminel, Vance Conklin, Glen Logan, lay Poore, -lim Wolf, and Mr. Natale. Back row fstancling left to rightj: Melvin Youckton, Doug Bennett, Donald Gibson, George Youcktcn, Fred Moe, Don Bennett, jim Frost, and Bob Scam- mel. Officers: President, Glen Logan, Vice President, Vance Conklin, Secre- tary-Treasurer, Jay Poore. Vance Conklin, .lim Wolf, and Bill Scammel are judges of the Club. To join this club, you must be recommended by the Coach and majority vote by the members and then they are initiated into the club. When school is out this club holds an annual Letterman's Picnicf, Girls' P. E. Front row fkneeling left to rightl: Delores Connors, Marcella Brammer, Jeanette Simmons, and Lois Beckwith. Middle row Qstandingj: Edelyn Moe, Bonnie Frickie, Maxine Ross, Naomi Ray, and Elaine Gunter. Back row fkneelingl. Ncna White, and Doris Reisner. The Girls P.E. classes have performed in school activities such as: basket- ball games and the Spring Musical Review under the direction of Mrs. Natale, Physical Ed. teacher. Some of the things the PF. class have accomplished this year are tumb- ling, wand drill, the Waltz Clog Qtap dancej and others such as playing bas- ketball and baseball.