Oakville High School - Tillicum Yearbook (Oakville, WA)

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TIIE TILLICURI Ethel L. Neeley Basket ball team C21 Q33 Class Presidentf4J H. S. Play f4J Girls sextette 145 Raymond J orgenson Basket ball team 63? High school play 135 145 Advertising man- ager of Tilli- cum' 445 Edna Btrown Entered as Soph- omore High school play C35 C41 Class Treasurer 141 ff f 'lbw 'Chu T , f A .Q ' 101: Mildred Switzer Basket ball team C25 C37 High school play 139 C47 Class president Q43 ' Accompamst C 4 J Paul Provoe Basket ball Q41 Class treasurer Q47 President Alpha debating club Q25 High school play C33 143 Business mana- ger Tillicum 41 Male Quartette Q33 643

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TINIE TILL1 CUM Grace M. Couch Entered as Sen- ior High school play Q43 Class Secretary .443 Girls' sextette C43 Mixed quartette C43 Salutatorian Q43 Marj orfie Weiland County annual declamatory contest Q13 L43 Basket ball C43 High school play Q13 C33 143 Editor in chief of the 'Tillicum L43 Vice president of Alpha debat- ing club 113 Secretary of Al- pha debating club C23 Accompanist U3 123 K33 443 Valedintorian l43 Ludella Eaton High school play C43 Vice president K 43 -ai 'iz' , , ,V in Z: fffij Ernest Van Walker Basket ball team C23 133 High school plav C13 623 133 K43 Male gquartette Q33 C43 Orvin Harris 4 Basket ball team 433 High school play C13 C43 Earl Williams Debate club 133 Basket ball team 123 C43 High school play .113 133 443 Vice president 143

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THE TILLICUA1 D HNGS QF THE SENEQ Q6 Several members of the Senior Class have already been able te do such unusual work for High School students that we think we have a really exceptional class. The latter part of March, Raymond Jorgensen obtained a two week's leave of absence, went over to the State College, took the short course in cow-testing, stood high in his class, and obtained an excellent position, with the privilege ef continuing his High Scheer work until graduation. Ludella Eaton has been acting as substitute teacher in the grades this year, having had as much as three week's experience at one time, thus earning herself some money and gaining much experience in the line of work she expects to pursue. Marjorie Weiland has for a year been Oakville correspondent for two of the papers that have a circulation all over this territory, by which means. she has paid her expenses and also developed her talent as a writer to such an extent as to receive many favorable comments. She has also been pianist at the Gem Theatre. Mildred Switzer devoted the entire summer last year to working for one of the automobiles given by the circulation department of one of the large Tacoma papers, covering Gray's Harbor and noar- by counties. While she did not win an auto she developed a talent for hard work, continuity of purpose and determinatign which Win be exceedingly useful to her in any line of work she may take up. Orvin Harris worked last summer at Camp Lewis, earning mans wages, and could have continued but he preferred to work for his High School diploma. It is to the credit of our Oakville boys that not one of them has answered the call of the ship yards or other in- dustrial' institutions, but all have followed the advice of the Presi- dent and have remained in school. We could not overlook the fact that Paul Provoe has for years been a member of a Pig Club, and from his first pig has madg S209 and has the pig yet.