Oakville High School - Tillicum Yearbook (Oakville, WA)

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2. l, Cleda Erekson, will and bequeath my curly hair to Audrey Bleckschmidt who has an ambition to wake up some morning with curly hair. QSO they say.J 3. l, Ted Brown, bequeath my bashfulness to Glenn Barrick who is such a sturdy youngster, don't you know! 4. l, Elve l-lilstrom, do hereby will and bequeath my blonde beauty to Lauretta Cook, who seems to have a noble aspiration toward blondeness. 5. I, Lucille Wood, bequeath by vampish ways to Lillian Ames. 6. I, Jesse Myers, bequeath my ambition to be an electrical engineer to Sam New- stead, for it is written Go thou, and do likewisef' 7. I, Ruth Dahl, bequeath my large accumulation of silence to be used by -Blanche Fisher only in noisy assembly periods. 8. I, George Easter, bequeath a permanent wave and part of my hair to Fat Lemmon, who seems to be unable to control his. 9. I, Claire Beckwith, bequeath my sylph form and ufiggeru to Rose Bartell. l0. I, Edith Murray, do hereby will and bequeath my shortness to Margaret Tawney, who has an ambition to be shorter. ll. l, Nelson Cheney, bequeath my winning smile to Sylvan Ely, who it is said, is the boy with the perpetual grinf, l2. I, Martha Norman, bequeath my ability to step out every night in the week and still keep my good looks, to Leona Tolefson. l3. I, Noel Bain, bequeath my sheik-like appearance to Ralph Beckwith, who is having a lot of trouble trying to secure a mate. l4. I, Edward Korbut, do hereby will and bequeath my car to Sam Newstead to be used every seventh Sunday to call on Cozette Ely. l5. I, Helen Hart, bequeath my Hbrainsi' to anyone of the Freshman class who would like to make Hi in three years. l6. I, Viola Hadley bequeath my pep to Pinky Hall, providing she needs any. l7. I, Roland Mcclintick, bequeath my knowledge of commercial geography to liric Bjorkgren in hopes his teacher will like him better than she did me. ln witness whereof we have hereto set our hands and seal the tenth day of April, one thousand nine hundred and twenty-six. CLEDA EREKSON, EDITH MURRAY, VIOLA HADLEY. Zihitnrizil We, the Tillicum staff, offer this edition of the high school annual as an apprecia- tion of the knowledge and benefit of our high school, not only in the present but what it will mean in the future, as well. We have tried to bring out all phases of our school life, those that hold interest and value to our school, our alumni, and to our friends, that they may cherish it in the years to come as a momento of this school year. We realize we have made mistakes, but we ask that you judge us not by our technical qualities but by the spirit in which we offer this, our tenth edition of the Tillicum. l take this opportunity to thank the faculty, student body, and the business men of Oakville for their cooperation and loyal support they have given us. Much credit is due our annual staff, and to our class advisor, Miss Bones, who have labored tirelessly and who have sacrificed school time to make this book what it is. -Eoiroa, '27. Seventeen

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j Hluuiurs At the beginning of the school year l925, ten girls and four boys enrolled as Juniors in the Oakville high school. Since then Margaret Tawnev, Dora Roetter. Glenn Barrick and Burton Miller were welcomed into our class. At the beginning of the second semester, Helen Hart joined the Seniors. We elected the following for class officers: President, Ernest Newstead: vice president, Nlargaret Tawney: secretary, Blanche Fisher: treasurer, Carol Cummings board of control, Lauretta Cook, and Miss Bones as our class advisor. We were well represented in all school activities. In basketball by Burton Nliller, Glenn Barrick, Lauretta Cook, Ellen Wvilliams, and Rose Bartell: in baseball by Glenn and Burton, and in debate by Rose Bartell, Eric Bjorkgren and Sylvan Ely. Early in the year we gave the annual Junior carnival which was a decided success. and in the spring our class play, The Adventures of Grandpa. Wie also gave several candy sales and a little later in the year the annual Junior-Senior banquet. Much credit for our successful year is due our able and willing class advisor, Miss Bones. CLAss X ELL Crass Morro Rip rah, Rip rah, Rip ralr, Raven! Onward and bprrardi' I 9 2 7 Class FLOWER Cmss Co1.oRs Red Rose Crimson and lfhile Ci.,xss Rom. Lillian Ames, Glenn Barrick, Ralph Beckwith, Eric Bjorkgren, Lauretta Cook. Carol Cummings, Sylvan Ely, Blanche Fisher, Edna Hall. Rose Bartell. Klarcella Kilmer. XX'innifred Qsborn, Burton Miller, Ernest Newstead. Ellen Williams. Edith Wvilson, Dora Roetter and Margaret Tawney. L C '77 1'..,.... Bye,