Oakville High School - Tillicum Yearbook (Oakville, WA)

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- , TIIE Tl Lb! C IIA! FRESHMAN CLASS

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TIIE TILLIC UA! SQWHQMQQE All together, let'er go-1-9-2-0. JOHN AUSTIN, SARAH BAIN, MARY HARRIS, NELLIE GRISWOLD, DOROTHY THOMAS, STELLA WILLIAMS, SHANNON WHITE, MONA SMITH, WILLIS SHULL, IRVING WATSON, Altho the Sophomore class is small in number, we, tho really very modest, consider ourselves to comprise a great part of the life of the school. We have been well represented in all activities during the year. Miss Nellie Griswold and Stella Williams played on the first basket- ball team, and Mona Smith was a first team sub. On Friday evening, October 5, the Sophomores entertained the High School and faculty in honor of the Senior class at the home of C. H. Deane. On the evening of February 13, a Valentine shower was given for Mr. Deane, arranged by the Sophomores. An old time basket social was given on Friday evening, April 5, at the High School building by this class. It was a success, both socially and financially. The class extends its thanks for the help given during the year, by its advisor, Mr. C. H. Deane. Mona I. Smith, '20. 2421421414914 DISEASES AND CURES Mr. Deane has examined the following patients, and has prescrib- ed these cures: Peck Holland-disease, dancing, cure, a broken leg. Ethel Nceley-disease, flirting, cure, the convent. Dorothy Thomas-disease, love sicknessg cure, pickles. Frank Wright-disease, bashfulness, cure, girls. Lloyd Lemmon--disease, making eyesg cure, goggles. Miss Henry-disease, scvere countenance: cure, Rice. Marjorie Weiland-disease, smallnessg cure, stilts. Ruby Hyder-disease, slangg cure, dictionary.

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TIIE TILLICUXI FRESHMA CLASS A Freshman can laugh, A Freshman can sing, He can waste his time in play, But you can't make a Freshie study his lessons, 'Cause he ain't built that way. President,-Willie Simmons Vice-president,--Irene Clark Secretary,-Ruby Hyder Treasurer,-Herbert Holland Class advisor,-C. H. Deane GEORGE ADAMS, TEDDY MOON, HAROLD ALLEN, FRANK WRIGHT, HERBERT HOLLAND, DONALD MACINTYRE, TURE ANDERSON, ARTHUR ANDERSON, ARCHIE INMON, LEE FISHER, CONALD FISHER, WILLIE SIMMONS, CARROL BARRICK, HAROLD STREY, CHARLES COUCH, RUBY HYDER, IRENE CLARK, GRACE BALDWIN, EUNICE KJELLMAN, MARIE SHULL, ELEANOR DAHL, STELLA FAULKNER, NORA BROWN, GEORGIA FETTIS, MARY MACKAY, VERA EASTER, FRED KJELLMAN, CLINTON KENDRICK LEAH LEMMON, AARON KANOUSE. We, the Freshman Class, marched into the Oakville High School, proud of our number and intelligence, and altho we were not at first appreciated by the other classes, by our diligence and perseverance, we worked into the good graces of both teachers and the other students. Three of our young men played basketball thro-out the season nd were among the valued players. Altho we do not admit that we are anything but leaders in the school, we will be relieved when the time comes when we can help In welcoming the next Freshmen.