Oakville High School - Tillicum Yearbook (Oakville, WA)

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Junior Play . . . WHO WOULDN'T BE CRAZY Inmate No. 1 ...... ...A---....----....----....----.-vv--------4--- -4---- Inmate No. 2 ,.....,........,............A....,.,...,...............,.... Pluribus-General utility at the Sanitarium .....,. Pendie-Miss Meredith's colored maid ..........A Miss Lavelle-Head nurse at the Sanitarium ..... ..,....,.....,lack Miller ........,Pauline Bower ......,,Clinton Lemmon Marian Burr .......Frances Atwood Mr. Higgins-Superintendent ..........,............... ........ B ill Theriault Mr. Marshall-Of the Board of Directors ...... .,..... R imar Clodius Jack, alias Speedy -His son .....,,.............. ............. J im Buzzard Lois Meredith-A visitor .........,......,.,,... ...,..... B etty Langabeer Reggie Mortimer-An admirer of Lois ....,. .........,. V ernon Bell Beatrice-Friend of Lois .,..................., .......... G reta Beeler Marjorie-Friend of Lois ..... .........,... ,..,..... L o la Christian Janet--Friend of Lois ................,................, .,.....,........ O rpha Ames Evelyn Winslow-A wealthy patient ....... ......... lN lildred Gustafson Hardboiled McCafferty-A policeman ....... ....,...... IN larion Hines Edward Gordon-Evelyn's fiance ..............,..,.......,.,.............................,.,........ Jack King The Junior Play was given on December 20 to a large audience. Speedy Marshall, just out of college, with high-powered cars and airplanes to play with, while evading a cop, gets himself interned in an asylum for mild mental cases. While he is in there he meets the beautiful Lois Meredith, whom he has tagged all over Europe. With this beginning, the play grows funnier until the last curtain. A serious element was present as well, in the form of a rob- bery and a kidnaping. The natural ability of the characters, combined with the able coaching of Mrs. Garrigus made the play a huge success. Miss Lirhus managed the play. l27l

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Senior Play . . . AUNT SAMANTHY RULES THE ROOST This clever farce was given by the Seniors on April 12. Its plot centered around three old maids who had no patience with love-sick young girls, until Polly, the maid, caused them to imbibe love powders in lemonade. Such goings on , as followed kept the audience in spasms of laughter throughout the play. The play was well coached by Mr. Putnam and managed by Miss Lirhus. Mrs. Garrigus made up the cast. CHARACTERS Aunt Samanthy Simpkins, an old maid ..... Serena Simpkins, her older niece .......... Sophie Simpkins, her younger niece ...... Polly Paine, maid at the Simpkins' ........ . Annie Ambrose, the village dressmaker ...,.....,.... Blanche Bowers, a woman of very few words ...... Lucien Littlefield, a farmer ..................,.....,.,,........, i..,,,. Blair Boswell, who likes Serena ........ Frank Fairfield, who likes Sophie ,,.... Lawrence Lovewell, a stranger ...,,. . ........Dorothy Dunlap ......Dorothy Porter ........,Leona Neeley ....,....Lucille Schlegel ...........Bertha VVest ............Florence Watson Gordon Blechschmidt ...............Elmer Collins ......,.Lewie Willialiis .......Delbert Pearson Buddy Baskins, the grocery boy ,,,., ,,.,,,,,,.., P aul Vvilson Time-The Present, Place-Home of Samanthy Simpkins in Simpkinsville. 1 T ' n ' l-261

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HHHHHHH Xcerpts from a Frosh Diary . . . SEPTEMBER ' r y 10 Mixer-am I mixed! I don't know if Mr. Putnam was Miss Bergs mother or Miss Lirhus, li'l lollypop, OCTOBER 8 Freshmen are entertained by our superior classmen. 4 We learn how to apply kerosene to a fire. 22 Roof and School decide to severe diplomatic relations. Eight days off! NOVEMBER 8 Big Shots go up to U. of VV. to learn to run the school-Craggedj. DICCEMIS ER 18 School turns to a nut house! juniors present VVho VVoulcln't he Crazyfl ZZ Christmas! Look at the dolly I got-What'd you get? lfaculty treats us!-mm--ice cream! JANUARY ' 5 llow do people keep awake at dehates, anyhow? 7 Virgil, the magic master, performs. How'd that rahhit get into my hat? 25 New yell queens get into action-and hovv! FEIIRUARY l Students feel greatly relieved,-semester exams safely over! 15 juniors declare themselves not responsible for stray fleas left hy their dog circus. MARCH Z7 Rochester's hand runs out of wind as Acorns hring home the trophy. 29 Editor Hines issues last CU call for Tillicum writeups, APRIL l Sophomore bullies tell me my sl'1oe's untied and then kick me when I stoop over-Say, I wonder if this is April Fool's Day. 12 Love Powders have powerful effects when f'Aunt Samanthy Rules the Roostf, 25 Juniors treat Seniors. Gee! I wish I was a Senior. MAY 3 Athletic fund goes broke as bats hreak in hands of mighty CFD hitters. 29 Seniors receive well-earned CU diplomas. HHHHHHH