Oakville High School - Tillicum Yearbook (Oakville, WA)

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fi TIL LIC U A .1 1 SllE9lINllllllDllR IIEHIIQAGY , HE SENIOR PLAY, Meet Uncle Sally, was given Thursday night April 16, and was it a comedy? No, it was a scream. You see who were poor, wished to make a good impression, so dressed Sally in men's clothing to impersonate their millionaire uncle Things happen fast when a charming lady falls in love with laughs when Dr, Snodgrass gives Sally an osteopathic treatment The Swede cook and English butler caused much merriment. All ended well when the real Uncle William arrived, but Miss Muggs took her back to college. Cast Betty Blayne --- Ben Blayne .... Sally Sherwood - Elaine Durant --- Bob Durant ...... Dorinda Durant Snorkins -- ..... --- Jenny .......... Dr. Snodgrass -- Miss Muggs .... William Hawkins Rev. VV1'ight ...... Page Twenty-e ght - ...... .... R osella Williams -----Lester Vaughan ----Ma-ry Theriault ------Helen Boyd --------Ted Austin ----Mi1dred Lemmon -------Darrell Hoyt ---------Doris Neeley -----Thomas Pulford ---------LilliaI1 Price -----------Melvin Ames Frederick Rosmond the Blaynes, their cousin Sally. More by mistake. Sally ?-Well

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fffi i TILLI C fda ' F SllE9NlllGDllR llMllllfXllEBllR HE ANNUAL Senior Mixer was presented Sept-ember 19, on Friday even- ing. A program was presented in the Auditorium as follows! Piano solo Helen Boydg The Lamp Went Out, fa-cultyg Tuning In, Juniorsg f'Three Little Bears, Freshmen, and UMoek Wedding, Eighth Grade. First prize was awarded the Freshmen. All then retired to the Gymnasium, where they were each handed a colored slip of paper, each eolor representing a different college. The colleges were: 'fldahof' led by Mrs, Zimmer, f'California,', led by Mrs. Vaughan: Oregon, led by Mr. Murphyg a-nd Washington, led by Mrs. Pearson. The colleges competed with each other in races, contests, and so forth, th-e first prize going to Idaho, Delicious refreshments were served later. lEllRlE5SlfllfllfflfAlNllsDS4lfDlfDlIHllGDlltflIl1lDll3tlE5 llfDAllR6llfCM OLLCWING the new custom set last year, the Sophomores entertained the Freshmen with a party Friday evening, October 3, instead of the usual initiation. Games were played, a-nd refreshments served, AllMllIflE3lllGlIflA lllf31-Mllicllfclf HE GIRLS' CLUB, under the direction of their leader, Miss Rosmond, gave a Christmas Party Thursday evening, December 19. The big sisters dressed as small girls, and the little sisters as small boys. A playlet, School Days was given in the auditorium, and here the girls had their Christmas tree and exchanged gifts. Later, games were played in the gym, and refresh- m-ents served. Everyone reported a good time. llFllRlIE3SlltlllllMlfAN Alll94l3fllEBllEvlIRA lllDfMRClIfGlf FRESHMAN Algebra party was held by that class on Thu1'sday evening, February 5. The Freshmen boys' Algebra class under Mr. Hall, furnished the refreshments, and the Freshmen girls' Algebra class under Mr. Evans, fur. nished the entertainment. Miss Rosmond, Freshmen Adviser, was also present, Games were the diversion of the evening. Refreshments were served and 311 of the Fresh reported a good time. Page Thirty :