Oakville High School - Tillicum Yearbook (Oakville, WA)

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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.

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Afhlefic Banquel' The most successful Athletic Bancluet in at least the past 10 years was sponsored March 25th by the girls cub in honor of the' athletes. Most of the food was donated by the pecple cf the c mrnunityg and the meal was p'anned, prepared and served by the O.H.S. Girls Club under the direction of Miss Clark, the Home Fc. instructor, and club advisor. It was well attended by about 130 guests and local townspeople. The outstanding feature of the eve- ning was a speech delivered by C ach Eddie Smith of the Aberdeen High School. Bill Scammel, Vance Conklin and Glen Logan, who captained Football, Basketball, and Baseball respectiveiy, gave a short but interesting summary of what happened during their season. Along with the entertainment the high school chorus sang two numbers, Marlene Menish and Sharon B'echschmidt danced, the Coach presented certificates to the athletes, the yell-leaders lead the group in a few snngs and yel's. and the Ban iuet was br' ught to a c'ose with the presentation ef awards by Mr. Natale to the Yell-leaders from Mrs. Natale. Standing-Qleft to rightl: jim Wolf, Vance Conklin, Mrs. Natale, Mr. Natale, Mr. Fddie Smith, Mrs. Smith, Mr. Raym nd Simmons, lylr. Spitz, Mrs. Spitz, Mayor Ross. Bill Scammel, and Glen Logan. Seated-Cleft to rightj: Carol Winters. Alberta Connors, Don Bennett, Doug Bennett, Mel Yruckt n, George Y uckton, Fred Moe, lay Pocre, Bob Scammel, jim Frost, Rick Damitio, Marilyn B.,s'er, and Ann Wollen, Junior Prom Crowning of King and Queen--Qleft to rightl: Princesses Alberta Con- nors and carol NVintersg Mr. Spitz, Donna Cissner, Queen, john Russell, King, Princesses, Marilyn Bcsler and june Wagner. Trio-Delores C nnors, Mi dred Doerge, and Carol Winters. Pianist, Miss Eddlemon. The Junior Prom was held March 17, 1950 in the gymnasium, which was beautifully decorated as a Wottdand scene. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of the Shamrock King and Queen. Entertainment was given in honor of the King and Queen, which consisted of a Trio, an instrumental number by Ann Wollen, Barbara Inmon, Alberta Connors, Gerald Duval, and Maxine Ross, and a dance called the Irish Lilt by Mariyn Bcsler, Georgia Bell, and Ann Wollen, under the direction of Mrs. Nata'e. Open House Open House is an annual affair put on at the high school during the Christ- mas season. At this, the high school puts on a short program, but the Grade School Operetta is the main attraction. GRADE SCHOOL OPERETTA-This was held at open house at the high school auditorium on December 21, 1949. Every pupil in grade school participated in this program and made it a grand success.