Oakville High School - Tillicum Yearbook (Oakville, WA)

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l Qllmlllllllh GLASS HQTDZQD JUNIOR HISTORY. On a September morn of seventeen, Some thirty little Freshies green, Who were very good and minded the rules, Marched bravely into the Qakville school. At first We were not liked by others, Because We did not treat them as brothers, There were Seniors, Juniors and Sophomores, And we Freshies, the youngest class ofthe four. It didn't take long for that to wear off, For very soon We became happy Sophs. Alas! Out of that class of thirty-four, Only nine Went gaily through the door. Oh We were a happy go lucky nine, Holding our own very well on the line. For us closing time came only to soon, The day before the month of june. Now We are dignified Juniors dear, And this is the last time you will hear, Cf anything quite so fine as We are, Having been well represented so far. LL G. F. '21

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sri l l I il'l'ni'.V ll l I l I l l I ll ll 'Jil SEFHEMERE GLASS H9263 SOPHOMORE HISTORY. In September 'l8, 32 timid Freshies entered the High School to run in the race of knowledge. However the strain proved too much for most of us and only l6 were left at the end of the year. But those that did brave the perils of first year were the worthy ones. The '19 baseball team owed the Freshman class for four of its members. We did our part in all the social activities and also our class furnished a character for the High School Play. This year we have only 13 in our class but whatever we have lost in number we make up in pep and push. We furnished three men for the football squad, two of our men made a good showing in basketball and three of our members of our class are playing on the baseball nine. Several of our classmates are in the High School Play cast, and in fact nothing is done in High School that the Sophs. are not in on. We gave a party for the whole High School and in- tend to give a picnic at the close of school. We constitute the pep the push and the life of the school, we don't see how the school could be run without us. We are making records that will shine. Qur president is Pearl Slagel, our vice president, Carrol Bar- rack, and our secretary-treasurer is Arthur Anderson. They guide us through our seas of trouble. Y-i .-WH !', l l Jil ll Hill H1 U ll X1 HI! H Y! xl I I I1 !