Oakville High School - Tillicum Yearbook (Oakville, WA)

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1111111111111 111111 ...1111111111111111111111111111 1 1 The Cotton Shop Offers over 2000 Dresses to select fromg 79c to 34.755 sizes 12-52. Large selection of blousesg sizes 14 to 483 31.19, 32.95. That famous line of No Mend Hosiery, 81.00, 51.15, 81.25 Our Corset Shop is complete with three well known lines of Nemo Flex, Warner's and Rite Form Corsets. just for that larger figure. Experi- enced corsetierre in charge, free alteration. Careful attention given to the fitting and altering of bras- sieres. Home Owned THE COTTON SHOP The Corset and Cotton Dress Center of Wasli. CICNTRALIA 11111 11111111111111111,111111111111 111111.11 111111 .1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11111111 IIAIIVILLE MEAT CII. -as .- Whei'e You Get Your IVIoney's VVorth QUALITY COUNTS Page Twenty-eight 1 11111111111 11111111 11111111 SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the Class of 1937 of the Oakville Union High School, of the city of Oak- ville, in the county of Grays Harbor, and the State of Vlfashingtong be- ing of sound and disposing minds and memories, and Iiossessing an Iabundan?ce of intelligence, do make and declare this our last will and testament: I, Dana Conklin, be- queath to Frank Gwin my well-known ability to make all CFD the Sophomore girls love me. I, Betty Blechschmidt, bequeath the job of run- ning the Girls' Club to the junior girls. I, Frank Easter, be- queath my well-developed legs to Maurice Bennett. I, Echo Bramer, be- queath my ability to do chenuistry problems to any lucky Junior. I, Albert Everson, be- queath my ability to play ping-pong to Page Bennett. I, Esther Glanz, be- queath to Erstelle Lauder- dale my secretarial ability. I, Junior Colman, be- queath to Barney Burr my ability to skip classes and get away with it. I, Elsie Holderreed, be- queath my ability to play The Bee on the violin to Katherine Getty. I, Elzie Holderreed, be- queath my oratorical abil- ity to Percy Irvin. I, Margaret Weiland, be- queath my place next to Neal in the band to Clara Everson. I, Virgil Holloway, be- queath nothing to nobody. 'Z' I -i- 5' I E I +1 1111111111111u1111u11u111u11 1111111 1 1 1 1111111111111111 IIANGAS IIASH STORE -e- Oakville, Wash. GROCERIES FEED DRY GOODS SHOES 1111111111111111 H. W. PAUL HARDWARE CO. 1 147, Shelf Hardware John Deere Farm Machinery House Furnishings Plumbing 1491 Oakville, Wash. 1111111 1111111 11111111111 11111111 1 1 111111111111 : i 1 I E S 5 1 I 2 x 3 1 E -i- I s : 5 I I --+ 'S' 'S'

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11.-.1 1 1 1 1 ,,,...,,1,..... 1 1.0.--n--im-01 -' HARVEY and . STEVE S 1Q, AUTO SUPPLIES GAS OIL Oakville - Washington ....,.1m.1....1 1 1..1....1....1....1....1.. inniun.1nn-un-nu.1uu-m.1nu1nu1nn1n GOOD CLOTHES for YOUNG MEN 325.00 S30-00 535.00 Schoble Hats Friendly Shoes Interwoven Socks WAUGHS ME S STORE Aberdeen - Washington 1 1 1 1....1.. un...n 'E' -i' 'S' l l -1- I, Zadie Whiteside, be- queath my ability to finish school in three years to Ellen Elmore. I, Emil Jackson, be- queath one-half of my girl friends to Eddie Ames, and half to Joe Ruffino. I, Charles Martin, be- queath my curly locks to Alfred Brant. I, Marvin Mooney, be- queath my brains to Mr. Putnam's biology class. I, Robert Rosmond, be- queath my bass voice to any poor fish that can use it. I, Don Schlegel, be- queath my memory to the Cardinals. I, Richard Taylor, be- queath my manly bosom to Norman Ross. I, Patrick Theriault, be- queath my ability to get letters in all sports to Wil- fred Sanders. I, Melvin Wentworth, be- queath my love and devo- tion to Mr. Amidon. VVe, the Senior Class as a whole, leave to our Pro- fessor Lauderdale the memory of a delightful American History class. To Mr, Johnson we leave a defunct music de- partment. To Miss Nickerson we make a present of all of our extra pass keys so that she can round out her collections. To Mrs, Merry we leave a very quiet first period assemlfy. To Mr. a smokv To Mr. Byers we leave all of this year's pennants. To Mr. Putnam we leave all of our used chemistry and world history man- uals. To Mr. Eaton we leave an eighth grade class as brilliant as the present one. Amidon we leave forge. 'E' l M.-....1nn.1 1 1un.1.m.-...... 1 1.... Congratulations 2 to the 1 CLASS or 1937 TWT CITY I THEATRES Centralia Z Fox and Liberty i Chehalis St. Helens and Grand l i Afwayr the Bert for the Twin City Gueft lt.- .... -- .... - .... - .... - .... - .... - .... --.. '! '- --------- ' l l . ROBINSON DRUG l , comm Y l l 1 Make oUR sm.-Q l l YOUR Store! l 1 Try flzf Drug Store First' T.-. ..... -- .... -..- .... -., ,. Page Twenty-nine