Oakville High School - Tillicum Yearbook (Oakville, WA)

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JUNIORS

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CLASS PROPHECY Ccontd The next day while visiting with Nita in her bank, she said that Larry had won his fight and told me that Walter Steele took over the Cadillac Corporation and is now manufacturing the Waltalack Cor. Later while talking to Walt he said that Pete Richardson is now a famous coach for the U.C. L.A. ACOFUS and he and his wife are raising a basketball team. Pete said he had heard from Howard Downey in Washington where he owns the Downey Logging Company. He is known as Paul Bunyan Downey. After seeing all of my classmates, I Sharon Squires, returned to Montana to my million acre cattle ranch and relaxed after a well deserved vacation. CIASS HISTORY fcontd. from page nine, Ne held our Junior Prom early in the year, Oct. 8. the theme was Blue Star . At the end of November we ordered our class sweaters. Christmas came and the Juniors decorated the Auditorium free for Open House. ln March we put on our class play entitled Absolutely Murder . Our class also put out the Yearbook, with the following staff: Editor, Marlene Carlson, Associate Editor, Lois Mitchell, Art, Kit Johnson, Sports, Mary Hillstrom, Business Manager, Walter Steele, Photography, Sandy Mattson, and the advisor was Mrs. Barrows. In May we honored the Seniors with a banquet held in the multi-purpose room. At Graduation time we decorated for Baccalaureate and Commencement. On Sept. 4, 1956, we had finally earned the coveted title of Seniors . Our number had decreased, we were only l8. Our officers were: President, Norman Brown, Vice-President, Marlene Carlson, Secretary, Lois Mitchell, Treasurer, Kit Johnson, Student Council, Sandy Mattson and Stanley Witt. We had our Senior pictures taken at Everden on Oct. 4. We had a restaurant at the annual school carnival. Early in the year we ordered our name cards, announcements caps, and gowns. In October the Junior class honored us with the Junior-Senior Prom. The theme was beautifully carried out as Autumn Leaves . We took an active part in the Open House at Xmas, decorating the tree in the gym and helping out where needed. Several members of the class took part in the All School Play, Cupid In Pig Tails , which took the place of the Senior Play held in former years. It was ably directed by our advisor, Miss Clark. On April 26, l957, the long awaited day had arrived. The Senior Sneak. We went to Lake Wilderness, where we went horseback riding, canoeing, played tennis, and had a wonderful time. We took in a show in Seattle Friday evening. We also visited the public market, Woodland Park, and did some shopping. Our Chaperones were Mrs. Downey, Mrs. Mattson, and Miss Clark, The weather wasperfect and it is an event we shall never forget, Now our days at O. H.S. are over. Baccalaureate was held in the High School May 26 and Commencement the evening of the 28. We were looking forward to the time when Mr. Spitz, who has led and directed us through these four years presented us for our diplomas, but we also had a feeling of regret at the thought of leaving the many friends and the teachers we have known here at O. H.S. The End . 14

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