Oakville High School - Tillicum Yearbook (Oakville, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1941 volume:

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Elsie l-lolderreed .,,,... ., ' '28 Cordon Blechschmidt '29 Rimar Clodius '30 '3l Kenneth Sheafter '32 Rosemary l-lolderreed 1 . ? . . Al The Oakville Chamber of Commerce Award is made each year to the graduating senior, who, in the opinion of the faculty, has best exemplified the qualities of scholarship, lead- ership, and citizenship. Since the announce- ment of who has been declared the winner is not made until the evening ot the gradua- tion exercises, the policy of publishing the picture of the preceeding year's winner, which was inaugurated in last year's Tillicum, is here continued. l933 v i 34 35 '36 37 '38 '39 lv M' 'V Jr, ,Q- an f , C2 kgs Q4 'VT Scfboc HOP QX4 N rf! M!! Gflbs Q 4, 44006420445 L,DerlQ7f6'f7O'S'7fXA49fl7e,77'9f4 44ffVV!4' orefgvo L Soof efvewe SS '95 4004445 DOUCH479 H0422 Fcof7of77fbsXC'of77177e-rcflg 44479 CN5vef ' 4. 4f14foOfV eflbfpaf fqgrfbqffbre 136 V fvsfvfe P' P 4-Dgfbrfz 4 7'O4V Cr-ads S . sdvfw OCIS4 SC ' O fence 1 '-v , ,, ,JL Y . S , ' ,,,.,,,. 5 55251: L Q Q, ' 1 uf eww? fn QN f 4 S Q -f-U--'L'-'-3 -1 S FsHlCDTR SIU ASSE Even as freshmen the present graduating class was known as one of the largest and noisiest classes in recent Oakville High School history. When school reopened in the fall of 1958, it was found that one or two memebrs of the class were no longer with us but there were one or two new faces to take the places of those who had gone. The class continued on its merry way, some members taking part in athletics, band and glee clubs, The following year the class found itself in the pos- ition of upperclassmen but didn't let the dignity break its spirit. Two of the boys played on the basketball team that won second place at the stste tournament and several others played in the championship band. The Junior play, UA Ready Ma de Familyh, was very successful and was given a second time in place of a group of one act plays that was to have been given. The Junior - Senior banquet was a big success and the 1940 Tillicum was the best in recent years. During the past year the class has staggered a little under the added dignity that goes with the term Senior , but even though bloody its head is still unbowed. Many members of the class have taken prominent parts in all school activities as will be seen by turning the pages of this book. ff ,qui I w 'y ... 4 is Lois Balch Edward Damitio with f l74'j419vwWY X74 'W s 4 fv I , y .Of ' QV 1-64 w4lilnw Jim Beeler Phyllis Benthien Mary Devlin Elsie Dix Seniors Quin N' 'Wa 'lf X 'E' N fS ' ll '- Ny! r , 7 RV ' ,f 4' Betty Couch Edward Erickson Marvin Everson u , fm' kj X ,N , w r ' .dxfg , .X , ,fx -V .LW 5 K , ' ,W Iv, ' 5' 'IL +L M'2f:vv-0 o are H 4511 , , ,Q wr .1 , . 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T :. ,. 3 -'f',-12--fqffif-3 ,-4' Fi' 1 ' ' 5 'X M . 1 Aj 'hir' H A 5 , 1 ,J v V- wh- Y Ji, :X :v K' ,QV 1 V,-Q J .f Q . , 1- , mp., , f j'!pTff VW 5:51 , ,. H FRONT ROW, reading left to right: Walters, Newton, Peterson, Cubson Brosseau, Roberts, Bennet, Bushey. SECOND ROW: Schneider, Dieterlch Lauderdale, Mrs, Poucher, Blechschmidt, Cox, Ambrose, Myers. BACK ROW Jensen, Jackson, l-lobson, LeClaire, Ames, Erickson, Sloppy, Duval, Miller Cahill. Juniors The performance of the two main functions usually under- taken by the Juniors, the publication of the school year book and the staging of a Junior play were accomplished by this year's class in a manner calculated thoroughly to cast credit on themselves. As a further claim to tame the class might point to the more than proportionate number of Juniors who have taken part in all school activities. At the present time plans are being laid for the annual banquet when the Juniors act as hosts for the graduating Seniors. FRONT ROW, reading left to right: Nixon, Beeler, Watson, Hunter, Korbut, Jackson, Doerge, Lauderdale. SECOND ROW, reading left to right: Peters, Sudano, Stinsman, Brenna, Hall, Heath, Baker. THIRD ROW, reading left to right: Klatush, Hyder, Bowers, lvlenish, Secena, Ames, Blunk, Criswell. Sonhomores The only activity which is undertaken as a group by the Sophomores of Oakville High School is the party given tor the incoming Freshmen in the fall. However, many members of the class have acquited themselves in a highly credible manner in school activities. Several of the boys turned out for football although they were a little light to compete with the upper class boys. Two of the boys made the tirst basket- ball squad and a number played on the second team. Some of the boys are playing on the baseball team, and several ot the girls are active in band and glee club. 1 X x ,r, ,,. Elly ' FE .J 4,1 Q - E3 wh A., V ' Q, ,7:!,i,g',1 '-,JM .fit Wiz' , 'gffgg-.9 I Qiffzfw px- -431, gg 'yi .rf- fs iQljQE:l', 1' :H ig? Ah ilkfwgf, QQ. ii, ,ggi ,jg ' iii 1 ,rj'!?L 31152-55 ,sr . .J Q, 531 , S, 'W'!g4f,,f ' 'iewrefifi ff-. Fffmi J l3i?3.,if23T-sf , ixf1HE'?'Y-7' J 11' N. .4 ww -Qi Front row, left to right: Harris, Cooper, Mclvleekin, Taylor, Gillis, Williams Newton, Rathbun, Meirs, Ferrier, McClintick, Sloppy, Heath. Second row Horn, Blechschmidt, Cahill, Klatush, Berg, Baker, Peterson, Dunlap, Went- worth, Schneider, Ross, Lauderdale. Top row: Hall, Beckwith, Anderson, Hall Baker, Colman, Beeler, Lindholm, Gibson, Lonberg, Scott. Freshmen Eiehth Grade Front row, left to right: Beckwith, Bill, Brant, Schneider, Scott, Baumgardner, Loomis, Ames, Damitio. Second row: Eaton, Harding, Getchell, Newton, Williams, Harp, Eaton, Doerge. 'ith ..:.: ,.:: BN! 2 0 X 5' ' 4.,, 5 .....A ygezifi X N J A 22121:-.,, 'GL'A 5 ..1-4 :r if ., my ':f2I1 :Q 5 I I A ll 4 ...+- 0 EMMWB s . ff I, ' ' X Mr. Baker came and found a if . X rather sharp drop in bend I - ' X enrollment from what we X , ' f zjzfzffrg . , vm E have had in the past few V -+- years. However he has been ,..--f- ' -:Q ' 3, QM 5225? a t turn out a ver atisfactory 'iQQQQ2giQ2g21Q1:f1' 'fig m 15235 organization. The band has appeared many HH'-:EEZ ...A E I ' . - .lzzliffiw- times, particularly at baske bball games and has R . W2 always been well received. Quite an extensive repertory has been developed which was played at the band concert in mid April. The band has not yet attended this year's music meet as this is written. The e1r1's C-lee Club of Us, -1111?4g:1.2Q?5fz:1::ggfggf11:1-4 ' f 'Z' .f:r?5?fEfLff numbered some four ty S M. QSKQM members this yea r In addition to appearing several times locally, they journeyed to i1ff17Z3. ii -132' 2515 .3 5 , , .V , . M V ,'. A - -'-'- .-.I 1 I, ...L , lull!! iff I .IAF X V ll A S A 1 I , '...l,' A. .I P V.'.I..:4.'.,. ' r the V district meet in aberaeen . where they received a rating of 5-'g 1 l ' ' in! I 'f55-T Q if N I up . , fm VWQQVQ nj. - ' sssj I5 9 5' X CIR ,- f2?iC ' vm xx -- ow, 1. :Sw df' :Qs E533 1512 m 3 The boys have had a good club this year and have -fi I' ,255 4' 'Eff ' ' ' M 1 more than made up for the fact that they didn't ' have as many members as the girls by winning a .. rating of nencell entl' at Aberdeen, .- 1 u U L wr zz., JN K divan: ,9 'ff 6.1 A ' 2 ,,. ' ,,g,.f -4' ' fl ' ,, . ,, ,, W, .A rw J, X4'A H71 , , . W, V I ,V U-, ,,,,, , ,, . ,pd , -..-YV f 4 -- ,s V.. 'MS' I ww, in HK Hu-Q, 4 '2PMwQQ,,, X fwvzw. . 1 gg, mi, vw W x SQT wKfK Off Cox Shea ffer Le Cf-Sire Miller ' icum aff Bush9Y Laudefdale Gibson Miller mbrose II3lecl'1SChmidt Schmid GHJS' Club Office Balch VVHHawm Ambrose Jackson Poucher Student icers IS Q, , f Q STU DENT BODY fre ND? , f KN fdfalll V The student officers for this yearL'7k QITNX 2iaxiyJ!ffKg??5L 7 were, Charles Sheaffer, presedent, 'cj N.:5NQg 'g?E7 F . 4 I V' Dlige Miller, vice pres., Neva Cox A,f'-dk Ermi y , X see, and Neil LeClaire, treasurer. N A student body meeting was held lNa..,L each month at which the various A Sf , o . , student affairs were discussed. Mlrrwfwj xxx. xxfffp QQAY 3 fwxukvp 3 fir Ndfj -1 Q-I-I-I' ', i'1'lv.. ' I .aj 512 ' 5 . cams' cms The officers this year were, Q TILLICUM STAFF The staff of this years' annual included, Lawrence Lauderdale, editor, Dilge Miller, adv. mgr., Dorothy Ambrose, assistant adv. mgr., Dorothy Gibson, humor, and Shirley Blechsehmidt and Maxine Bushey, typists. We have attempt- ed something a little different this year, hope you like it. Lois Balch, pres., Dorothy Am- D ftmzrwm brose, vice pres., Edyth Jack- K ig all sen, sec., and Clariee Will- KX V X 4 XX wl N kk iams,treas. Meetings have been Q held regularly all year and we ing several outside speakers. have had the pleasure of hear- ,!f,f' NS MUUJNHQDIR PLAY The comedy, Miss adventure was presented by the Junior Class April 18. The story centers around the difficulties arising when a young girl runs away from a girls' school dressed in men's clothes. The cast is shown in the upper group picture on the opposite page. They are, reading from left to right, sitting: Bernice Bennett, Dorothy Gibson, Dorothy Ambrose, Neva Cox, Pearl Roberts, Barbara Newton, Joy walters. Standing: Fern Myers, Shirley Blechschmidt, Dilge Miller, Jim Cahill, Lawrence Lauderdale, Mr. Lauder- dale, coach, and Maxine Bushey. SYENUCDIR IPH.AXV On May 16 the Seniors presented the comedy, Wwinner Take Alln. The father of two radio contest addicts in despera- tion forbids either the entering of any further contests or the accepting of any prizes from contests already entered only to find himself the winner of a contest he had entered earlier. The cast is shown on the opposite page, the lower group. Seated, Ed Damitio, Phyllis Thompson, Blain Pul- ford, Jack walters, Regina LaFontaine, and John McMeekin. Standing: Buster Norkoski, Eric Hawkinson, Joanna Ross, Jim Scott, LaVella Root, and Lois Balch. 7 'ff ' 4 s , Q, gf if 4 sw 'Q 5 it 5 ax Q RS 'Sm L nw ' . Nw K5 X. X N, ik... Rv M, nu 1 F 5 n-I il F i Q E L, , ' M WS Wt Qixx K5 - ai Qxobet gfxxvox QGQXX 9660 QNX Ba Front row: Mr. Amidon, Cahill, Blechschmidt, Anderson, Se- cena. Second row: Ames, Criswell, Schneider, Blunk, Bowers. Third row: Hyder, Peters, Baker, Beeler, Scott. 0 iuture IDB of Amari agp ff' The yell leaders, Shirley Blechschmidt, Pearl Roberts and Edyth Jackson deserve especial commendation this year. They were to -be seen in their bright red lsggigms, skirts and white blouses at all the bas- fggtsgig ketball games both here and at all the AQEQQQ. three tournaments at which our team mag tag played. They always kept the croud yell- ing and received much favorable comment from other schools. After a two years' lapse, the F.F.A, was re-organized this year. The following officers were elected: Sam Schneider, pres., Bob Criswell,.vice pres., Murrel Blunk, sec., Jim Bower, treas., and Bill Hyder, reporter. The boys were in- itiated by initiation teams from Sequim and Elma. Among the activities that were carried on during the year might be M' mentioned the talks made by the boys over station I eig.qX K-E L A-, the meeting where our boys played I Q Nxi hosts to the Elma group, and a skating party 2-.m gxx Jigj held at the Olympia ice 'W' is Q x T rink. 1, y W' . U, x M -ff i-.feeae?-'J1g:2:2's:f , H- e fy ,j, I fn 1 If ug j 1 I ,lev , 45 . L ,' ' V fig ,5 42,1 'P 1'8 i . ilk ' fra-sig'-' 'J ,t:fff:E : I X 'jr' J fly C K 1 -fry '- -se--F -m.l.,... L . X -1 ' M vwff 1-,.ae,b , sal., .,n, ,,tw, Ll gage Jhnsvwf .A . X . - V: , V '- --QM-.ilwxmfl-f,Q.f+X 'AAIF'-4P N W K SEPT Q scsoot emma XNQ 1. Q?i iQsQiN. SEPT 27 Acosmv APPEARS lkw Seniors sponsor publication of nev paper. Eric Hawkinson named edit ,2 and moving spirit. Name to be NA y . Ka corny paper get it?D A fv 0. as ,MTXER tofu Q45 The annual all-school party gi Xr'3AT Li! ' by the Seniors. dxggjggfp ,,,e4f2Zi1?11egE-fn Q-5' E as NOV T-2 STUDENT LEADERS CONFERENCE Oakville H1ghgSchool'representod by J R Shi ley Blechsojmidt, Eric Hawkinson 6 L Lauderdale atpSeattle. v I : NOV 8 EROS!-I-SOR!-4 PARTY The Freshmen are initiated into the st d t body by the Sophomores. NOV T2 SENIOR PICTURES p The Seniors go to Centralia in a b dy T d'to have their pictures taken. XX Nov 21-22 Tr-mmnscuvmc SW? VACATTON gi, Z-1265 DEC T7 ELU Amo TO JAN 2 XMAS VAQAUON School closed because of xxxxxxx flu epidemic ond running into 41,,-wel N-'X regular Xmas vacation, 7Lf-- JAN 2 BASTQETBALL L5A.eOEs,,5eEaSQ1vfd T GETS UNDER WAY Jan Oakville Boisfort Jan Oakville Adna Jan Oakville Tenino Jan Oakville Rochester 9533 Jan Oakville Montesano Jan Oakville Rainier 'wa GESEEP Jan Oakville State School Qigqy Jan Oakville Pe E11 fjyqx Feb Orkville Rochester s 'Qi ,aigy Feb Oakville Adna ff' Feb Oakville Tenino Feb Oakville Boisfort T ix, ,A Feb Oakville Rainier Q32 Qy Feb Oakville State School 1 Feb Oakville Pe E11 ix hwax Mar Oakville Po E11 5fWQR TMQI -aev. PE 1, SUB-DISTRICT ' ff Mar 6 Oakville 27 Castle Rock 4 , Mar Oakville 28 Boisfort Yi f Mar Oakville 24 Cathlamet Q? Q - 9 Mar Oakville 215 Illwaco 15 5331: Mar Oakville 29 Woodland yq g fgg Mar Oakville se Cathlamet XJ 'L' STATE TOURNAMENT Mar Oakville Walla Walla Mar Oakville Port Angeles Mar Oakville St. John Mfr Oakville Yakima MAR15 C-LEE Que Cemssrs Boys, excellent, girls, fair at Aberdeen. APR 4 VALEDICTORIAN NAMED Doris Pennick announced valedictorian, Charles Sheflffer, salutltorian. APRII APR I6 APR I8 APR 26 MAY 2 MAY I6 MAY I9 MAY 28 MAY 28 JUNIOR PLAY Juniors present the comedy, fMlss Adventnren. ORATORICAI. CONTEST Eric Hswkinson wins district oratorical contest and the right to participate in the state meet at Aberdeen in June. CONCERT A The Music Department, including Band and Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubs give a home concert. BAND CONTEST Oakville receives a rating of 'fair' at the hrnd meet at Longview. JUNIOR ' SENIOR BANOUE T 'Blige Killer one Dorothy Anlnoao toast masters, Mr. Lauderdale tolls all. 9, ,, . , SENIOR PLAY Seniors present Hwinner Take Alln. SENIOR SNEAK Seniors spend the day at Patt- --' . R se-Iool. PICNIC DIWMA 2:-fm L99 Only the date has been -v set as this is written. . M' wp 5 '. i, -, 1 .'.2.g.' to Deep Lage, g,JwEmAy MH? IW? . . -.vxjfm 1 wr... --. . Q. .HM And another your ends. ' T' H C ow. M I3 IAIQI3 M If N T 6 5+ 2 -1-1 ' .7423 ' '--'f-2... www They will probably go 2 . ga. ,-.Qi A+ .. H 1 . . . '.'..'v- . 1 nl.. I '.'.'. . ,I ' ' '.','.' llfr JC A . f'.'2'1'3'l':'f'2'Z'I'Z'C'.'.'l'I '. 'I'l'I'I '2'I'Z'f'l '5f'f'f'f'l , ' nun .nuns nn -1- 1- H.. ,'. n-nn .U--... up 14... ,uf .:.:n:.:vf. '.:,'.:-:1:.:.:n ','.' 1.:-H-54: Af: J! -,Il-3,-,I .'. 1 . :hal '.' . -I-hu., . , ,' . - 1 - . ' '.'.'.'. . '.'. . . 1 ,',',' 'rl-'uv'-, .'.'.'.'v'v e .,.'.-11... ,.,.,I,. ..... ....a up, -HH, Q...-. H... .U-. , 1 . . f v - -I Q.:-'.:,'. '.f.:.:n 1.:.:.'.:.' I,l,:,:,fgl-I -..4.'-lx. A... l'......l.. ', , , ug,-. ','.'.'. .' 'I' ' ' .',4 '.'.'. I ' Ill' '.'.'. . .HI .. . ,'.'.j.'-'. .' '.,.I...'.' -N,-,f, -1.-. ...fl . ', ,', . - - 1 . . U . . . . , - '. -H.-. I .. lv..-'-I.. 1 .' -,-Lx x .. .,.,. I .:. 1 j...,.,.l-I .:,..... .5 .' .-.- .'. H... lu.. F.- ...., ..., ..-.'. U.. ,,. ...n- .4-.. 1. 44 .-..-V... '.. . ....- ...UA . ....,.. .-1... ....- H... 4... ..... v.l.'.'...' l,.,'.....k ... ...IT '.I...l., 1.1.5. ..-,U hy... . ... X '.:. .:a v, SR -I Q ... . ....,. up Q . I.l.I'l.p'l .g. WI... .5 lu... o ill . - n . ...lull 1 I I n hula. . . 4 A u A . . . . .... . . ... . .'u'r 9.6. ll ll . .... ..... ....... .HW .1.'.g.g, .. . 4' 'W is an Q S 1 gf , In view of the fact that we have 'Z' ggvm' Y had some trouble in the past few W sae Qi fr. X years in finding enough boys who to g tr' Egg? 'v were heavy enough to compete suc- 5 3 Nxxg cessfully with the other teams ein' in the league in which we were playing, it was decided that we would organize a six-man football team and play with the six-man league which had already been functioning for the past two years. We found that there are some diffeeences in the game we were used to playing and this new six-man game, and as a result didn't place as highly as we might otherwise have done against these other teams that have been playing the six-man game in the past. However we picked up some of the tricks of the game and should do better next year even though we are to lose a number of players by graduation. The record for the season follows: Sept Oakville 15 Ryderwood 35 Oct Oakville 7 Napavine O Oct Oakville 52 Rainier 21 Oct Oakville 7 Toutle Lake 21 Nov Oakville 13 Lebam 22 Nov Oakville 12 Toutle Lake 25 Q Front row, left to right: Seceha, Beckwith, Duval, Hyder, Menish, Ross Dami- tio, Mgr. Second row: Sheaffer, Cahill, Beeler, Scott, Walters, Coach Horn Back row: Everson, J. lVlcMeekin, Miller, Norkoski, D. McMeeken, Hawk inson. Football , ,Y A 5- K, ,W . ,pvn T , F' H. -. Nw ,f 0 6. , Z , ,f 1 ,- gpwu rv. 1. -. ,1 2 1 , .. .. ' A 4155- 1, .lgyw A - . ., :wg tn,- , ,Q ,, J , I., Qffir J . I, 15 .551 V 1' --'.-E, , ' - ' '.k.n.1 . mv., V, L . r. 1 Q!- Q Q Mil V L. . if ,. V .XA . ,V -1, .k, - A ,, 1 S15 - 4' ' fe- . :U . 1 1 ' nr f wr .1 ,, 545251, 1 J 1 ' 'I ,, 'fi 1 'KIA X -.4z..,,.- ., NM...--K i s I 'Ni1'f1. W X if' f 1 rensmrirmeni For the second censecutive year Oakville won the right to represent the South West HB0 League at the State Tourna- ment in Seattle, thus establishing a record for the league. Two other teams, Castle Rock and Valley, have each attended the State Tournament twice, but have never been able to re- peat the trick two years in succession. After losing a play off for first place in our league to Pe Ell we entered the sub-district tournament at Chehalis as the second place representative from our league. In the first game we drew Castle Rock, a team that had been going great guns all season, and was the favorite to win the sub- district. Our team changed their plans for them however, by beating them. From there we went on to win the sub-district winning from Boisfort and Cathlamet. The following week we won the district tournament by beating Illwaco, Woodland and Gathlamet in that order, and for the second straight year entered the State Tournament as a decided under-dogb Running true to the precident established last year however, we knocked over the first opponent, Walla Walla and entered the third round by defeating Port Angeles on the sec ond day. By this time the fatigue of three tournaments in as many weeks was beginning to show, and the boys lost the last two games to St.John and Yakima, giving us sixth place. Charley Sheaffer was named first string all-tournament center at both the district and sub-district meets with Jack Walters winning the first team forward positions. Charley was named second team all-state center for the second time by a committee of sports writers, although he was placed on the first string of an unofficial all-star selection made by University coach Edmunson. Although we shall miss the seniors on this year's team, Sheaffer, Walters, Everson, and Beeler, there is every pros- pect for another good team for next year with a lot of very promising material coming up. ' IBASEEAER Although baseball season is only about half over as this is being written, Oakville promises to have one of the most successful seasons enjoyed for several years. The boys bloss- omed out in brand new suits they could act as ed the season off and Montesano. At Oakville having beat Tenino Rainier. Tenino has beaten ,. . . . ' . v-M i t .im-i:2'Z'E'. P 'i95'3'7'5 f' - .2:!z!.','.f.':':f: ' 'V' .': '.e:'.',':'.!.f IM ' ...,. ... is to N' fx this year and as if to prove that well as look like ball players, they start- with a great bang by beating both Centralia the present time the league is all tied up, twice and losing to Rochester and both the other teams however, so looks as if we have a good chance win the league title. . . ',5-'Ej:,...,, X ,,,., ?71f'I'J'f'.'T 'f' -........ . ,.., . ----nib, Q ---33-LM ... 3.1.3, is fr-::f :ff---' ' 'kzfik A . X if , C, 4 , 'fu ,M . , ww f LM A V U V 'w.-ugf .r , , .lil -Mu . U 2 ' vw ' Y f 11, in Qi X , W A Jack observes the time of clay EA More baseball fa ns Some of the boys enioy the spring sunshine Mr. Eaton and small fry watch a ball game Florence and Pearly relax before 4th period This is Sam in case More of the gals doing the same you don't recognize him Three senior girls smile for the camera rs 1 ,fig -s, 4134 ' A. SQ fs 4 N f , N , V . will , X ' 1 ' ,fikissvzisf T - X is NQXQQSYES sea-NWA-A in News X ,i 15 V, mx Sis ws, si vs ,hm . Z, N xy ,gs N , 'N Y ' myws 'X gf V .., Y, ' ' ,, ' ff' T f 1 .- . ' T 'M 'ff' 7 - , M Q J' f 1 'gif ,as ,ix ,V ,V ,fs ,, X I if Shirley is trying to study. Sam's helping Dorothy Cooper and Bill Menish These freshmen again. They think it's funny fl' Q N ' w v, M ti 4 s I , l T e 7 V N Some freshman girls The lunch room crew This is Buster. Hes working on his bookkeeping fi VIN M , ' ji , i s's' li f ,, f ' f s , ' i 2 T' iii, V fl i s- 'V' ' ' Li f s i K H 7,3-,yay syvW W ff Q , 9 ,ht ,Q 4 as-1, ' .af -5' 'U Mr, Horn in his stocking feet Freshmen and Sophomore girls I' , ' 1f-,f-:1,,LQ.Vij1:,- 7 f, Q -QTL: T J 15 f,., if '- . 1 . 1,3 wr ,L .V ,Lu wwf. . , 1, i ..x nl.. ,-?f9g,lY-' . ' 4-, A' 1 ' , w I v D0 V011 Kecognize Chess Smivrs? 5'vr Names Curfz to Page 38. 6 w X WV B3 J' vi any-.-....-plz 7.11313- ,Jg,:,,,,,.,g--:L f al li - , guna:-I SAvE Take two years UNIVERSITY AT HOME CENTRAUA JUNQOR COLLEGE Small classes Personal attention Call 580-J or 251 I. IF YOU CAN'T GET IT IN OAKVILLE THE NEXT BEST BET IS -- MEWARRQ QQ Q mu., WASH. Hardware Groceries Implements Meats Furniture Feed IF YOU GET IT AT MINARD'S IT'S GOOD Dear Mrs. Poucher: Phor several weeks I have vented to write an ar- ticle phor the Acorny. Unphortunately, my typewriter I is phar QhPOM,Vh3t'lB should bc. Some moron got hold oph and phooled around-with it until it got complete- ly phouled the letter eph. To say the least, when I phounded out about this I was completely phlusteredi However, now that I have phixed it, I shall write some phime articles phor you soon. Phaithphully yours Phlorence Zimmerman Bill H. - HI told Edythe that each hour spent with her is like a pearl to me.N Jim B. - Hwhat did she say?W Bill - HShe told me to quit stringing her.0 Docter: NExercise like this constantly, George, if you want to look like Johnny Weissmuller. Constant exer- cise will enlarge any part of the body.n George: UThen why doesn't my wife look like Joe E. Brown?H Jake: WWhat's your occupation?W Blake: WI'm a panhandler.n Jake: NOh, just a bum eh?H Blake: UNO, I give facials in a .beauty shopini Hwell, doc, now that I've told you I'm going to marry e Fern,N Jack Walters was saying, Hthere is only one thing I want to get off my chest.U NMy boy, just tell me what it is,n'replied the dector. Jack - WIt's the heart-shaped tetoo on my chest with the name Flossie on it.0 Mr. Baker: Albert, give me a sentence containing fligpaney, Albert: -,-,- Let's flip 'nf see whether I pass or f un . JTTILER DIAMONDS MATCHES F RINGS 105 North Tower Ave. Centralia, Wash. , S, 1' ' '-- ' ' 'aliv- 1: - W 'A' '- ' ' Fashion and Courtesy 1 OUR FASHIONS CHWGEOTEN OUR COURTESY NlVER CQLDQES DRESS SHG? Centralia Wash. U ,-M ,1hLs-sM, A ' 1 , --A -q-1-uue:,e-.....-- , H - Y, ATTEZNTIUN E GRADUATES E For the most for your money come to KARES SHCDE STQRE Centralia, Wash. ,,.-1, ,.rv,,, -, .-Y V W l lE,fxTLEx': fo y PAN TCR! UM Ei - W- wx G Y lg V 'J Lg RKS Centralia, Wash. Our driver calls every Wednesday Saturday Phone 55 209 W. Main P I W ,,-.J i - :ax -Qs.:-:: 11511:-171' - A - 1 W l -1 -ii-in s FRANK BARLQW CHARLETS - , i'1 pl I l FURNITURE CG QUALITY FURNITURE FOR LESS Centralia, Wash. -S 'Wy' puuuiw lvl 1:4 '11-:J ' ,:.::::,-.v,2'.pcu-, ' ' LY ' vvEAvER'S SERVICE STATION WE've got everything ELMA WASH' 5-gy' ' ,, I 1 , 1, ,1. .. ---14 , 1. '4 TCM MUSC RCVE SI-IELL ELMA, WASH Fifth and Main Tel. 130 NEELEYS STORE DEALERS IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE OAKVILLE, msn -1-:qw FULTON'S First try Fred for LATEST IN CLOTHES Fashions for men Centralia, Wash ' l I A ' --- '-' ' 1' 1' MT 1 CEDARVTILLE 1 STGRE Groceries - Feed - F b G33 Q11 I , w I CHARLES riixmmr nn. ,,-u-nvrcl1nv-uiiigg NAMES OF BABY PICTURES APPEARING ON PAGE 54 I 1 1 . 15. 1. Ed Damitio 2. Lois Balch 3. Eric Hawkinson 4. LaVe1la Root 5. Thelma Wentworth 6. Buster Norkoski 7. Jackie White 8. John McMeekin Barbara McC1intick 9. Doris Pennick 10. 11. Jack Walters 12. Joanna Ross 15. Jim Scott 14. Elain Pulford Florence Zimmerman DIDJA GETT M RIGHT? I ,p f Wg 3 I ll U' if Y ish, ' P wg fri' ,fy ' CONGRATULATIONS TCW THE CLASS Off TCMT DR. J. H. WHISLER DR. E. O. PHILLIPS DR. E, C. ROBERTS DR. L. E. JOHNSTON . C. BRECKENRIDGE . O. NELSON . E. SAWYER . E. NELSON DENTISTS OF CENTRALTA W- --1. ' - f - M' --J-p.gf-fA-,f---M lit, ,Jig , , ,., ,,-..... , L-. CHICKEN DINNERS A L SPECIALTY T Meals at all hours MlNKLER'S r INN n Two miles north of F ' Centralia on Pacificp ' Highway T TNo beer or wine served here. , , T W IT p v- ff V, ,-::na.-.Vf,:-r- ,, -.-.,- , J1Q:,,,, T!-LTELMAS RESALE TY Sl-ICP i Beauty and Health T . Y,T U JfLMQ hagpxness. You take cave of y our If 1 3 UQ ':1f, G -, SQ 'N .Q...k.- -K Vg' f I i 'V 1 N1 1 R I . ,-..-.- .1-Q-r L Y CONGRATULATIONS It pays to graduate CENTRALIA BUSINESS COLL ECE Our business training will pay you dividends T ENROLL ANY TIME -Oulu-lu' W -, ,,,..-- .,,, V Y OAKVTLLE MEAT CG WHERE YOU GET YOUR MONEY'S WORTH QAULITY COUNTS ,..........,...n,... 5 ,,,,,UW, V A Avgrtwlrr T Dilge: HWhat did Shirley say last night when you showed up three hours late?N Sam: Whave you got four hours to spare?W Dilge: UNO, I haven't.H Sam: WThen I haven't time enough to tell you.n Young Fella: USO you are the chief of the college air force? What are your duties?N Windy W.: HOh, I blow up the footballs.N HE GETS BY I've no cure to propound When the world seems awry But I'ye frequently found That the happiest guy Is the meek little geek Who complacently goes With his tongue in his cheek And his thumb to his nosel Mr. Williams Ccalling downstairsjz Young man, it's time for you to go home! Garth to Clarice: Gosh but your pa's a crank. ' Mr. Williams Coverhearingl hWcll, when you don't have a self-starter,you need a crank. NGimme a nickel's worth of insect powder.W UWhy, madam, I can hardly afford to wrap up that small an amount.V 1 NWho said anything about wrapping it up? Here, man, just blow it down my backiv Hyes, the bullet scratched my head and then went whistling into spaoe.N Whow terrible! - Did they get it out?W V. my-4-.. ...--v...--p - , f- - ' ww-laws Qsaeom ltvwausaa . Q Diamonds - Watches - Q Jewelry 3 Official R. R. Watch I Inspectors fthe home of easy credit! 211-A N. Tower 1 Phone l44 Centralia I I v- -L - -if--w ,. , . 5 ' 7 '! V COMAN l CREENHOUSE F , Cut Flowers Floral Designs v Wedding Bouquets 909 First Street Centralia, Wash. l , , , ,Q ,, i. Good Furniture At Low Prices CESLER MQNQVEN i CO V Centralia, Wash. ,....g , , , po-na-as r-I-f P i an NEW stavace . Lwumom I Agency at l lnnomon's Barber Shop 1 Oakville, wash. ...' . - Q , 1 l S PURCEQNS X . PRQSS BEVERAGT OO. M. SPURGEON Centralia, Wash. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF Hlgqlw f FMMYERS AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Oakville, Wash. Dependable, Service ,, , 'xn-in Kristi?- GENERAL BL,f-XCKSMITVIING PLOW weak HORSE SHOEING GENERAL REPAIRING LJ. BUCHIVXAN Oakville, Wash. .,nnuhn-ul Y- ll FU' I-f iVVll,LlAMS VARIET Y STORE Big Variety of Big Bargains Oakville, wash , i . - - Q----s 1 A man was discovered by his Wife, one night, standing by their baby's crib. Silently she watched him. Minge led expressions of admiration, doubt, ecstacy, rapture, and incredulity passed over his face as he stood beside the slumbering infant. Finally, her eyes glistening, she Walked over and slipped an arm about him. r UA Penny for your thoughts,W she said, her voice tremf ulous with tenderness. i ' Startled, he blurted out, Hwhy, for the life of me, I Can't see how they can make a crib like that for 35.49, W WAh,H said the guest as he and his host approached the house, NI see your dear son and daughter awaiting us on the porch,W Hwell, not quite,Hsaid the host. NYou see, the girl in the short dress is my moth- er, and the young fellow in riding breeches is my wife.H A doctor, and engineer, and a politician Were arguing over who had the oldest profession, The doctor said:WObviously medicine is the oldest pro- fession. Mankind has always had doctors. They are ev- en mentioned in the Bible.W The enginner said: WYou must be wrong. The Bible says the world was created out of chaos, and how. could chaos be brought to order without an engineer?n The politician said:Hand who do you think created the chaos?W D.. A. WDid you get hurt while you were on the eleven?H D. M. UNO, it was while the eleven were on me.W 3 BLACKS A SUPER Smface ! L I i Complete Lubrication 4 Sagvico F Oakville, Wavh. hqq p -P - J' 4- - ' in -'-:Q L1 71 -gg-141-wav vu-as 2.14-Q l CAIQVILLE R E S T A U R YXQ Harry Higgins LENCHES R?3FR2SH1Nff3ITT ,S 4q..--pusv--v.n-...--- Q.-w.M.- --. -QQ. -f-.u -u-1-V ..f--.-....-w,..,-,--f.,..- . ,.- --1 . -N... , . - ..-.., RC' B E SCP V-.I QPU Jil if CQ Make our store YOUR Store ' TRY GEF! DBlf'.3TOR7 FIRET 106 Hot Dogs - Chili F?!,!,ia'x!i3 S 'TAT ! Q Iwi N Af V -0 wiki ECD 5d Hamburgers 5? ll3 South Tower Centralia, Tosh. ng-nze-mum -sn. nfffgs-vq Standard Oil Products q l , S 1, in H JESSE A, E. A w JONES RICHFKBLD SUPER szavrca 1 Lx, Elma, Wash. 1 ! . . . 5 Practically Everyone 1 Now Reads 3 TF-'IE DAILY Cr-4P,0N1C1 . Q ASKOCIATED PRESS E s,w. washington News E 2 Uontralia - Chehalis Wash. L-u s' -:pn-1-L' ' ' ' 1 9 , Y. Y, ...-.-.- l :Ulm 1 n ,L f, rl,ll,rl. aim, t E Z 'J R NE XT 5 UNION BAPBJB SHOP 1 E Q First Class Hair Cutting l i Simms X EATHS R A. E. Inmon Prop. , Class H2lN u K UE lR3 PROUD or THE 1 GLASS OF 1941 fast wishes to all of you! r VALLEY 2 r I Q:lhQiX?JEF2S if :mn QYERS M li 1 V1 -1-. Y . l aa, ash, -x11iT-v-,, , -- aux-.......1vrmm' - , , nd 1 ht. Y., 1 Lawyer: NIT a man is on his hands and knees in the mid- dle of the road, does that prove he's drunk?H ' Policeman: UNO, sir, it does not, but this one was try- ing to roll up the yellow line.H Jim Cat 2 A.M.D: Hey, Bill, didn't the lahdlord say this was a feather bed?U Bill: NSure that's what he said.W Jim: NWe1l, move over then, and give me a chance to sleep on the feather.H 1 Mr. Baker, afetr reading a story to the Junior English class, asked them to write a summary of the story. See- ing two girls in the back of the room busily engaged in conversation he said, HThis is to be your own work. There will be no comparison of notes.H Pearl Roberts replied quickly, HWe're not comparing work or notes, Barbara is just telling me the story.W HGrandpa, did you once have hair like snow?N HYes,'my boy.H HWell, who shoveled it off?n An Irish soldier in an American regiment went to a col- onel, and asked leave to go home and help his wife do her spring cleaning. WI don't like to refuse you, Murphey,H said the colonel, Hbut as a matter of fact, I just reoeis ved a letter from your wife stating that you were of lit- tle help to her in her spring cleaning and she asked that you wouldn't be given leave.H The man saluted and turned to go. At the door he halt- ed, turned and remarked: HGolonel, there are two whopping liars in this regiment, and I'm one of them. I'm not mar- ried.N P FOX SWEET SHOP I HOME MADE CLNDIES T -v and I CARMEL CORN A We freeze our Ice Cream daily A Best Milk Shake 10d I I 1 1135- S. Tower ' Centralia CRAlN'S V CORNER 1 STORE T 1 oakville, wash. i GROCIRILS fw-1 Fe--D DRY GCOD3 SHOES O O.,. 'S. . .. , ,, -ml, , AS ALWAYS H I O H IN QUALITY LOW IN PRICE- J. C. PEN NEY CO. CQQNTRALIA, WASH. -,W , 1, 1 ,-V glxl, 11. L Y , , , EVERENDEN STUDTO PHOTOGRAPHY Centralia, Wash. rl Y? Can You Imagine y , Mx.:-,Q X X f ,. e--ws-1' fi gs ref: -1,1 N Eric H ikinson with a soft feminine voice.6j v?N,,x2fXx oiiie Watkins with straight hair. Q G Q TQQEJ Dilge without Dorothy. wif? s Ehdmngl Phillis Thompson without dimples. Qgxfd A Denny Goldman taller than Sha.. VKJ 3 Jo Ross Without a smile for everyone. Pearl Roberts disapproving of co-education. Charles Sheaffer five C51 feet tall. Ed Damito receiving an award for his excellent penmanship. Dude Cahill without a funny book in Junior English. A desk, chair, or table in Oakville Hilh i.., School which hasn't its share of chewing gum adhering to it. A vroup of biology and nature students were tak- ing an early morning hike. They had hiked to the top of a hill. There they found a beautiful flowered dell. The sun shining on the dewey flowers KQQUQ .the dell look enchanted. Some of the members of the hiking party were very much impressed, and the fallowing ex- clamations were overheard: - Neva' Don't those flowers look pretty when they are all gewey, Nici: ,lfll say so. They look just like diamonds and Rubies. ' Jean F. and Jean S. together: Just look at that Bower of roses. Jack W.: You may like flowers, but I think that Fern ovar there t2?as the prize. Sam: It Shirley is a pretty place here. Jo R.: To make the picture all complete, put a Scotty over by that log. SUITS MADE T0 MEASURE from 325.00 UP CLEO FRASER l TAIIDR 8 CLOTHIER A i 307 N. TOWER AVE. A CENTRALIA, WASH. - ,-T , , , nu-, p-lf nn, Av, L MILLERS 5 STQRE 1 OAKVILIE, WASH. 4 x FRESH MEATS 1 SROGEEIES A AND LOCKER COLD STORAGE 1 K LET MILIER BE YOUE A FILIERH A 5 L 4 ' 1 ' HARDWARE AND FURNITURE HW PAUL HARDWARE CO HARNESS AND SUPPLES RANGES QUEENSWARE, PLUMBING AND A ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES OAKVILLE, WASH v , -1 , , 1 When in Centralia I eat with ART L BILL Home of the GIANT HAMBURGER CENTRALIA, WASH. ' J., Jim S. Hwhile We're sitting in the moonlight I'd like to ask you --- Jo R. WYes, dear?W Jim NCouldn't we move over? I'm sitting on a nail.N Sign seen in a drug store window the day after a fire Today's Special Melted cheese and bacon sandwiches---l5Q Mr. Schmid: Ike, spell banana. Ike Beeler: B-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n--- Gash, I can spellit but I don't know when to stop. FLEA O, Little Car, deal gently with the bumps Be prudent when the truck is large and the roads are wet, Try always to elude the cut-in chumpsg --Just bear in mind that youire not paid for yet! Wife Clooking out of Windowlz Hdell, well a storm is brewing.H Husband ltired and hungrylz 'All right. Put it on the table. Maxine B. HCan this coat be worn out in the rain with- out damaging it?H Fur Salesman: WLady, did you ever see a skunk earring an unbrella?H NAre Charley's cattle too skinny to sell? USkinny?--Why, right now, he could brand them two at a time by just putting carbon paper be- tween them.H WWho yuh shovinf9H HDunno, what's your name? V li A U BEST WISHES FROM U HARvEY'5 AUTO SUPPLY 'lur'r ,,,,nr :lu , , 1 ELMA B A K E R Y ELMA MDE S BREAD ELMA WASH S T E V E N S SIGNAL SERVICE SQLQTION omfif2'Lm, WASH. nuns..-M, nau'4-.vw W-.A -J1m.ian -.-.f -c-1:1-n,4q.f...,. . ,nu , .--f W if? 3- L. E N 'S C OMIr'1' SEIRVI C E F OR 1 1 , 1 1 l - . ,-an In OAKWLLE ' STATE BA NK 4 FEDERAL nEPosIT INSURANCE LOANS OAKVILLE , WASH . ',Y,, , r 1,1 luti mln-Q I FEED, SCHOOL SUPPLIES DRY GOODS GROCERIES TOLEFSQNS STORE O1-LKVILIE,WASH Y -V-----fa 1 :A H ?'e1 Tf5IijIIZ!A7fS ' I AND 7 cwoaus SOFT DRINKS CANDIEB YOUR CAR OAKVILLE , WASH. Cl'1-OTFIING : . I AW I ' LATEST S H in -ij Cv S FASH1 C515 FDR 1L'LO'1'E..Yi-.E if-'ORF 'IHAT 'S CENTTFiALfnAA IVFEN OIT 'J II?f7 CC5.'2N?lF' P2711 SQ,U.0.PFf i.?!2fQ'l -.--f -4x......sn-ein-hlau.-. - nm AU .U-.1a..1- mn 4... .-.am wmv- -,Ap-...-.... 4-..w..-.vs-l-g.1...m---. -.---,.--r The following sign is posted as you enter a small western twon: 4,076 people died of gas last year- 29 inhaled it. 47 put a light to it. 4,000 stepped on it. --gig--ig-3--Q Game Warden: UNO fishing allowed here.H Jim Bower: nl'm not fishing, I'm allowing this worm to bathe.H Game Warden: HMay I see the worm?N Jim Bower: NHere it is.H Game Warden: HWell, you are arrested for allowing it to bathe without a suitable costume.N gQ Corporal: Halt! Who goes there? Voice in the dark: Cook with doughnuts for breakfast. Corporal: Pass, cook. Halt, doughnuts! --ui:-as-s-sus-usual:- A rare coin was found in Scotland. Any coin found in Scotland would be rare. 1-1-nl su11t Sir Samuel saw sweet Sarah Sampson swim ing. 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