Tillamook High School - Kilchis Yearbook (Tillamook, OR)

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I MINI' vi' lu ifxlxl- iu 'Mx fm ima.. L51 ' AZ'3fJ3f' 1 -ae seal'-if 9- 'X' , 'SS YEAR'S SUMMARY Football!!! From the first of the school year to nearly the end of November, students were fairly bursting with football. The season was a tremendous success over last year's. Won S, lost 2, tied 1. In the first two months of school, clubs and activities were start- ed. On November 10, the first school dance of the year was sponsored by the G.A.A. The student body play, Meet Me in St. Louis, fol- lowed on the 16 and 17 and the month ended with Thanksgiving va- cation. December began with the Lower Columbia League Jamboree at St. Helens on the Sth. Masque and Gavel gave a dance on the 15th, and the senior class presented a Christmas assembly on the 22nd, The same date began the ten-day Christmas holiday. The first event of 1951 was the junior class presentation of The Man Who Came to Dinner on January 18 and 19. It was a great success. Also the 19th marked the end of the first semester. On February 9, the Philokalons held their induction assembly. Kilchis sales were started this month with a contest for a Kilchis Kweenf' March 2 marked the date of the Kilchis party and the coronation of June Smith as Kween. Thea Footlighters and Thespians presented their play, 'QThe Night of January 16th on the 15 and 16 of this month. Spring vacation, something new in Tilla-Hi, began on the 19th for a full week. The sophomore class sponsored a dance in honor of the freshmen on April 9. April 13 was the big date for the junior-senior prom and banquet. It went over beautifully. The Girls, League held their annual Parents Banquet on the 28th. May was a busy month as it meant finishing up the year's work. The senior class presented two plays, Lost I-Iorizonu and Men are Like Streetcars, One on each of the night of the 15th and 16th. Baccalaureate was held at the Methodist church on May 27 and the final day for the seniors, commencement, was June 1. Throughout the year various kinds of assemblies were presented. A great number of these were national assemblies, some were musical and others educational. Representatives from different schools of high- er education gave talks to the senior class. The journalism, speech, band, and chorus competed in state con- tests. We had some award members in the groups. So ended the school year of 1950-1951. -Donna Malmila