Oakville High School - Tillicum Yearbook (Oakville, WA)

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IHP IILLICUAI IN MEMORY of LEROY MYERS sur Died September 29, 1917 if When LeRoy Myers went from among us we lost friend who will long be missed by school and town's folks alike. He was beloved by the school because of his unfailing good humor, his patient and kindly spirit. and his untiring efforts to aid in all things that would benefit the school. As school ianitor. for the past four years, he was af- forded an opportunity to render this aid and win the love and respect of teachers and pupils alike. It was due largely to the efforts of Mr. Myers that the Tillicum of nineteen-seventeen had such at large list of advertisers and so was 'enabled to complete its publication with a financial surplus. Mr. Myers was superintendent of the Meth- odisf. Sunday School, a member of the I. O. O. F. and Modern Woodmen of America lodges, and a member of the city council.

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TIIE TILLIC U31 TQ 'THE FACULTY To the Faculty of the Oakville High School, who, by their patient and untiring efforts, have enabled us to measure up to the standard by which We are now being graduated, is this volume dedi- cated. Here's a health to the future, A sigh for the past, We can love and remember And hope to the last, And for all the base yarns That the scholars have told, If there's love in their hearts, The Facility won't scold.

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THE TILLICUM FQQ LUVE UF OUR CQUNTRY99 In remembrance of those former students in the Oakville Schools whoare now in som'e branch of the Ser vice. BEN TRAIL RUFUS TRAIL FARLEY MYERS CHARLES NEWTON ARTHUR AMES CHARLES AMES JOSEPH MENISH ORVILLE STRONG WILLIAM HYDER GUY HYDER LAFE BALCH ARTHUR BACHELOR WILLIAM VOSPER CARL PLATZ CARL BENNETT CLIFFORD FOREST NELSON PRESTON LEONARD PRESTON If any arc missing from this list, who should have been here, we beg your tolerance, for it has been found practically impossible to obtain a com- plete list.