Oakville High School - Tillicum Yearbook (Oakville, WA)

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DJ I ll ju W Jf 1 J FACULTY - f ll: L , J 1,4 I! if fy ,, Q' 1. B A , Westem State College of Gunnison, H Colorado. He teaches English II, III, IV, Tri- V 7 gonometry, General Science, and Physical Ed- -' ucation. He sponsors the Letterman Club an the Sophomore Class. I Ji! L 1, Q! Viola Marie Ferer B.S., University of ldahog Graduate Study at North Idaho College of Education, Unl- ver ity of Oregon, and University of Idaho. Fifth year at Eastern Washington College of Education. She teaches English I, Home Economics I, II, III, andPhysical Education. She sponsors the F.H.A., Girls Club, and junior Class. K, .Mrs-V .- e , , 1' K- RdYmond Keith Palmer -1' .JJ L 1, y I Q L, F f f J d V v 9 L mf! Jpxfy L

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PRINCIPAUS MESSAGE lt has been a privilege to have been associated with Oakville High School for the past year. During this time, the dreams of many who are now on the threshold of graduation have become a reality. They may be attributed to ideas formulated years ago. Now, however, it is time to use these foundations to proiect them forward to the new future. I wish you well. HW 024704-dw'-f SUPERINTENDENTS MESSAGE The shadows of evening are creeping over us, in the distance a bell tolls as if in curfew, lights and laughter, darkness and tears surround us, and slowly, yet surely another high school year is coming to a close. lt has been a year of happiness, a year of achievement for all of us, and for our school. Our teams have won victories and suffered defeat, we have all had our successes and our failures, but through it all that spirit has been maintained that has so characterized the tradition, the foundation, and the growth of OHS. Ar the dawn, you, the Seniors of l959, stand firmly on the foundations of the past facing the un- certain future with confidence and dedicating your- selves to the building of a better world. Our only course is forward. Qf-,f44fQ6,a-1'-'-f f

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V l 1 - ' ' if l V' ,, g V i QV ,W,fliX, 4 0, .um J V 1' ,Y Ailqlu X 1' V 'A ' ll W J xx xt ,Nj JQJ ,N M f X5 Q FJ nj JB g D ul V William M. Phare I u A Vv, A, J 'V ' x .W B.A., Central washington College of Edu-If P QV , W cation. He teache U. S s .I-listory, Washing- ij! AT, Q ton State History, Contemporary History, x 'U Li ' Bookkeeping, and Typing I and II. He ls UV '54 advisor of the Newspaper staff and the -V Yearbook. Mrs. Marcia Rae Wells B.A., Eastem Washington Colle e of Edu g - catlong Graduate study at University of Washington and University of Callfomla at Los Angeles. She ls the High School Libra- rian and teaches the Eighth Grade. She also sponsors the Eighth Grade. 4. ,tix l J Y ' 4 X it f fi? gf M! Charles Frederick Ferer B.A., Idaho State College, University of Idaho, University of Oregon Eastem W h- , as lngton College of Education He teaches Contemporary History in the high school, and also sponsors and teaches the severith grade, wk X