Oakville High School - Tillicum Yearbook (Oakville, WA)

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Dedication The Tillicum Staff of 1950 would like to dedicate their annual to an individual who has done much for O.H.S. during the past years. VVe feel that this person deserves this great privilege and honor of this dedication. During his fifteen years of teaching in Oakville High School he has been outstanding in his Department of Agriculture and Shop. We feel also that he deserves credit for the many Ways he has helped with different school activities. He has done many of the odd jobs around the school willingly and put forth great effort to have them done right. He always came through With his crews to get stage settings ready for plays, etc., and all kinds of outside work, like goal posts, bleachers, backstops, etc., for athletics, plus many other jobs that would not have been done if it had not been for him. His retirement has not only left a gap in the forces of educational advance- ment but it has deprived us of a friendship and sincere understanding which can never be Wholly replaced. We therefor dedicate this Tillicum to MR. GUY A. AMIDON.

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Facul+y -IOHN F. NATALE, B.S., in Health Education. Gen. Science, Biological Sciences, State Teachers College, E. Stroudsburg, Pa. Subjects: U. S. His- tory and Government, P.E. QFrosh and Sophsj, Driving, Washington His- tory, Biolcgy, Athletics Coach, Annual Advisor. MRS. CARMEL JANE NATALE, B.S. in Health Education. Spanish, Gen. Science. State Teachers College, E. Stroudsburg, Pa. Subjects: English 1, Typing l, journalism, Typing II, Spanish I, P.E. QGirlsj, junior Class Ad- visor. Grade School Baton Twirlers. GUY A. AMIDON, B.A., Pennsy'vania State College. Subjects: Crcps Sz Soils, Animal Husbandy, Farm Management, Farm Shop, Sophomore Class Ad- visor. . RILLA EDDLEMON, B..-X. in Music Education. Pacific University QFor- est Grove, Oregonj. Subjects: Music, English II, III, IV, Washington History, Girls Chorus, Freshman Class Advisor. MARGARET CLARK, B.S. in H me Economics. Colorado A 81 M. Subjects: H.E. I, ll, III, Algebra, Senior Class Advisor. A. L. SPITZ, B.A., M.A. University of Washington, Gonzaga, and Fordham. Superintendent. Subjects: Band, Shorthand, Washington History. The Home of +l1e Acorns During the last few years there has been many improvements at the O.H.S. They have had two trees removed and the shrubbery cut differently. Also on the interior of the building there are many changes. In the auditorium we have new stage curtains, draperies at the windows and tl walls and ceiling have been replastered and painted. There has been many other improvements too, such as the floors ef the corridor have been painted and the new doors at the front entrance. These improvements have made the home of the Acorns much more pleasant for the students, faculty, and visitors and we hope to make more improvements in the future years. Sfucleni' Body, Facul'ry, and, Jani'I'or There are S6 students enrolled at O.H.S. and we have a faculty that con- sists of 6 members. We also have a very good janitor who had been with us many years.