Oakville High School - Tillicum Yearbook (Oakville, WA)

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,i,jII1T?t 1 J FK MERRILL IRVIN f I DUKE + Football Ig Dramativs I, IH, IV? f Yell King IVQ Tillicum IVQ Oper- . etta IV. Oh! Show a little pep and , make it snappy. ll I i., JAMES EASTER UJIM7! K Basket Ball IIQ Dramatics III, IV3 Tillicum IV. Not a word spoke he more V than wap peidglpxal V' 6-0 J Q, l'L,,7f fg Z ! 7 4 JAMES DAMITIO GIJIMH Dramatics III, IV5 Operetta IVQ Baseball IV. Quiet but ise. lm gf CLIFFOSIE ELLIOTT ll FF!! Mgthgegcfic Mgr. IV3 Senior Play V Ha1idSQgne and he admits et, oo. YES! 2 I zen 5 -. .. ll,-1.1 at A tflwiwge -Heebee

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I C '--M-W 4, I: --, ' 'Lin in ' 031253 RQ H t HARIEIE EATON A OLLIE 4 E Dramatics III, IV, Class poet IV, V 4 770 Associate Editor Tillicum IV. - ln A jolly good fellow and Il I poet. AGNES ELDER -'PETE' Entered as a Sophomore from Aberdeen High School, Dramatics III, IV, opererca IV, snap shot lj Editor Tillicum IV. Pete,s smile is a gloom bus- ter. I I CECIL KOCHER I CEC I Basket Ball II, III, IV, Baseball ' II, III, IV, Dramatics III, IV, I Operetta IV, Debate IV, Tillicum , IV, Glee Club III, Captain Basket Ball IV, 5 There may hare been smarter Q men than I, but I dozfbt il. li I :Q I' ' I . I ,ll FRANCELLE NEWTON '11 FANNIE ' ' Orchestra II, III, Class Reporter , I, Tillicum IV, Dramatics III, Glee Q ' Club I, III, Accompanyist for Oper- -ctta IV. g Never yet hare seen her , V peered. f W V If 5 l is .limb f1 ul -MMU M I Wg- ,MJ Q jj- 'W ,fp W. all I 'I I d I F. ew- J

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,J'fVfAAEI V SENIOR CLASS HISTORY CHAPTER I September eighth, nineteen hundred nineteen, is a date that will long be remmembered by the Senior class of '23, and others who were present at the time, when eighteen Freshman, green as any Freshman could be passed into the assembly. Though we were green we were not slow and soon a class meet- ing was held at which Lee Fisher was elected president, Mildred Paul, Vice-President, and Francelle Newton, Secretary-Treasurer. We had four lettermen in the football team, Merrill Irvin, Har- old Ross, Lee Fisher and Fred Kjellman. Three boys represented us in basket ball, Chester Richardson, Lee Fisher and Donald McIntyre. In baseball we were represented by Roy Adams, and Lee Fisher who also took important parts in the senior play. CHAPTER II. We entered as Sophomores in the fall of 1920, but this time were not so haughty, as before, as the upper-classmen had taken quite a bit of that out of us. That had nothing to do with our pep , we were a lively class with twenty members. We elected Ruth Austin, President, and Lee Fisher Secretary- Treasurer. During the year the class entertained the school and faculty with a party and nearing the close of the year the class gave a weenie roast. Mildred Paul, and Eunice Kjellman left us and entered the Junior class. Chester Richardson entered Rochester high school, while Roy Adams and Donald McIntyre dropped out of school. We were glad to welcome Cecil Kocher, James Easter and James Dam- itio from Elma and Agnes Elder from Aberdeen high school. Our class loyaly supported the school in every activity. Cecil Kocher and James Easter were members of the Basket Ball team. Kocher was elected captain. While Ruth Austin and Josephine Philipson played on the girls team. In baseball Cecil Kocher was the only member of our class was on the team. Henry Anderson was elected secretary for the student body and Lee Fisher was elected treasurer. Harold Ross was elected editor of The Oakleaf g Ted Moon as circulation manager and Ruth Austin Assistant business manager. Oscar Berg was the only Sophomore member of the state debate team. Gladys Simmons and Ruth Austin also took part in the Senior play When Billy Dissappearedn. When school closed in May 1921, we considered ourselves worthy the name Junior. l 'l --:.,.::.- B 1 ii: A T ,lf-