Oakville High School - Tillicum Yearbook (Oakville, WA)

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TIIE TIIJLICUM Dorothy Paul Basket Ball fly Q25 C33 H. S. Play 121 Class President C35 Jessie Bain Basket B. ll C31 Senior Vodvil Q31 Martha Menish iEntered as Juniorj Captain Basket Ball team 133 Senior Vodvil' 433 Sec-Treas. Q33 ,., w ,,...,,.l.w,,,..,,.,wf.--.... we I ,, , f 0 . F T if , , 4 4 M 1 I ff' W, x ,,,,.,... fi 7 'Q K ff . X77 ' 7 'i 7 1 ,.,, X xi V , , ,W f , If 1 V. K..,,,W-nw L if M 2 A . 365 5' ' ', ,wwf 1. A ff ,,,,,,?,- . -my-vm f P fin . 4, ,Aye Herbert Fry Malo Quartet Q21 131 H. S. Play C23 Basket Ball' Q22 13 Class Editor in Tiflicum Lloyd Lemmon Basket Ball C11 127 133 H. S. Play 121 Vice-president I1 Willard Merry QNO picture! Basket Ball fl! Male quartet 623 133 H. S. Play C13 Senior Vodvil I

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TYYIS TYILLJTQIIAI To the Sophomores, a book on t'How to Study, and a dose apiece of Anti-giggle. To the Freshmen, the empty ink bottles and broken pens in the Botany Laboratory. Fifthly, C19 To 121 To t3J To 145 To Q51 To church. Q63 To Q75 To do us partn 185 To 491 To we, as individuals, will and bequeath: Frank Wright, Orvin's ambition. Marie Shull, Ernie's gift of gab. the coming Civics class, Ethe1's much used notebook. John, Raymond's privilege of singing at a daily revival. Dorothy Thomas, Mildred's faithful attendance at Vera Easter, Orvin Harris ffrom Ludellaj. Mrs. Eaton, the privilege of caring for Elvis till death ffrom Ednal. Nora Brown, Earl's ability to tell funny stories. Harold Allen, Paul's place in the boys' quartette. 1105 To Dollie, Marjorie's pleasant walk daily to and from school. i111 To Mary MacKay, Grace's exclusive right to her place in the school bus. In witness whereof, we have hereunto set our hand and seal this fifteenth day of April, in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine huwdred and eighteen. Raymond E. Jorgensen, '18. And the maiden, ever knitting, still is sitting, knitting, knit- ting, Sitting, knitting, never quitting, just within the classroom door. And the moments, swiftly flitting, stop and watch her sitting knitting, For the boys Who've gone to war. I suppose that she'll be sit- ting- Sitting, knitting, evermore.-Ex.

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TIIE TILLIC UBI JUNHQR CLASS President,--Dorothy Paul Vice-president,-Lloyd Lemmon Secretary-treasurer,-Martha Menish MARTHA MENISH, WILLARD MERRY, DOROTHY PAUL, HERBERT FRY, JESSIE BAIN, LLOYD LEMMON, Five of those who would have been in the Junior Class this year, made the High School course in three years, joining the Seniors. Nevertheless, we comprise the athletes of the school. Every girl in the class and all except one boy were on the first basketball teams. For this reason and because of their small number, they, as a class, took little part in other school activities. One of the most enjoyable social meetings of the class, was at the home of Lloyd Lemmon, in January, when the members and a few friends were entertained at an oyster stew Several of the members participated in one of the Senior Vaude- villcs, helping in this way, to get the necessary funds for the Senior class and the 1918 Tillicum. ORVIN'S IDEA OF PARADISE lst period-A-Assembly. Zndperiod-wAssembly. 3rd and 4th periods-Assembly. Lunch 5th period-Repose. Gth period-Repose. 7th and Sth periods-Repose.