Oakville High School - Tillicum Yearbook (Oakville, WA)

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.. ..,., UK, A. -Lt., f. u f- . ',-m, L- - l l l 5 l l 73 V '1lI7,'5'lI7Yle',Ig11' 'iipvgpv'1vUuyvlv:pu5,,1v 1 U ig 11 vw-L1 w,1Y':lIHLU H A P l CLASS POEM. VVillis is a Senior all right, He's never seen out late at night. I-Ie wouldn't steal a pen, let alone an old hen, But where was he I-Ialloweien night? Stella's a Senior so bright, She's out late each Saturday night, For he comes from below, and I guess he's her beau, In a Ford truck that is very light. Leona, although very wise, Uncertain occasions tells lies. Qnce she made a cake, part of it someone ate, And still on his journey he flies. Now, john has a bright colored head, Sometimes, with a Freshie 'tis said, He goes riding around, on the outskirts of town, Would he know if the engine were dead? Sadie lives up to our 'fIVIotto.,' She's fond of riding in an auto. I saw her one day, in a strange Chevrolet, But she always does what she ought to. Domestic Science brings a tear, When we speak of Mary in her second year, She cookes like an elf, but whatis left on the shelf, And the rest she won't trust you to hear. Shannon, whose last name is White, Is sometimes out quite late at night. Where he goes we donlt know, from tracks in the snow We suspect that it must be alright. Now this is not a class history, It may appear more like a mystery. We've used all our might, and sat up all night Weire satisfied now, and you ought to be. -S. O. W. '20 9 .1.I.Ji IJ 41,1,!, l I-V.ll.41.1l'.A4x1'lll1ll H