Oakville High School - Tillicum Yearbook (Oakville, WA)

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, Memory, lnole Deer Editor of the Tillirumz I often wondered what had become or my classmates cf 1943, so while hole in Indie vecrtioning from my duties in Congress, I visited e great Fakir, Ben Allah, to learn, if possible, what had heppened to tHHm in the past twenty years. In P derkened room he gazes fixedly into his orysta 1 ball, and then, vs his hends move with slow grace over the glimmering globe, tto figures apecer out of thc mist. I see Pauline Doerge in the UThe Secret of Beauty Salonn supervis- ing a pcrmenent for Patricia Newton, who is telling of her drvmetic trip arrund the world, visiting Clubs of Business Women, of MQiQH she is Intornstional President. As she is to be interviewed for an article for Fortune, A Hyder taxi in called. While they wait, Pauline regales with an account o? Bill Hyder's marriage to Q wealthy heiress and his most mlrfoulous rise in the taxi business. Then the scene changes and I see Catherine Rrthbun in nrvbiv. She is a greet etomoloqist chasing bugs on the des- ert. She is readinq a letter, end glancing over her shoulder l sez that it is from Bill Sloppy,reminding her of the eless rc nion of 194W at the University of Washington. He tells her thvt Roy Somers is head coaohg and Jim Bower is to be present to dodicste the new super-stsdium, named in Fonwr of Fugeno hall, Hao made a greet fortune as 0 musician and has given e milllon dollars to the Wniversity. Wilber Ames will make the address, ss he is new a renowned oretor. .Anne Kor- but will be Present, FS she follows the haseuall soeccn Prom Florids north each yerr. l Sinecrefy, ,,. ., n L, - ,,f1i?fif l3N7gJ3wf0fY ii: 1'

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1 I O P H I S T O R Y fCont,D III ' As Ngrittyw Juniors we entered into many school activi- ties with only thirteen members remaining. Our class officers were: Uilbut Ames and Anno Korbut, co-presidents, Edythe Jackson, vice-presidcntg Pete Sudano, secretary-treasurer. Again Edythe Jackson was yell duke, and secretary-treasurer of the Girls' Club, and Anna Korbut was vice-president. Jim Bower was secretary of the WOW Club and Pete Sudeno was treasurer of the student body. We gave the Junior play, WAdventures of Gran'pa,W on Friday, March 15, 1942, This proved to be a great success. We honored the Seniors et u banquet on May 8. The Tillicum published by the class meant more to us than any other act- ivity in which we participated. At a stud-nt lenders' conference held at the University of Washington, our class was represented by Anna Korbut and Pete Sudano. Pete also won the All-State award from KELA in football. A V IV Now we are finally Wsophisticstedn Seniors. Our present officers fre: Roy Secena, presidentg Edythe Jackson, vice- presvL-r.- inns Korbut, secretary-treasurer. Him Bower is pres -,n: of the student body and Roy Secena is vice-presi- dent tri Anne Yofbut, secretury. ' Early in the fall we put on the all-school mixer in or- der to get the Freshmen acquainted with the rest of the high school. I Edythe Jackson was Yell Queen this year and has led the boys to victory. J 543411-fJ,,.44

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F-T -, I, M. --,,, r sN. ' s, 1' 'f 4-KN, ' ,D ffl - ,M , As S H? , If x aiffuf 'i-MIN X L I -L X 1 xx 'Ni-fp M 'H ' 7--fs -Ty I su , -g' '-j -a ' x,,y --..H .. - ,. s l-. K.. ,-T When school opened the Junior class found they were for another year the largest as well as the most active in the school. Under the advisorship of Mrs. Scot a very ambitious program was inaugurated. Class officers for the year were? president, Stanley Hallg vice-president, Shirden Bakerg sec- retary-treasurer, Stanley Beelerg student council members, Helen Harris and John Holman. The class play HThe Great Ben Allahu was given before a large audience, under careful coaching and guidance of Mrs. Fletcher. The net proceeds supplied the funds for a very elaborate formal banquet given with the assistance of the underclass members on May 7. The theme was Pan-American and was carried out both in the decorations and the program. The Junior girls participated in the Victory Corps pro- gram by joining in the shop class so as to gain proficiency in mechanicsgand also in the home nursing class conducted by Mrs. Nancy Grace Harris, R. N., in order that they may be of assistance in case of emergency. The crowning achievement of the class for the year is this issue of the Tillicum, for which credit goes to every member ef the class. J u n i e r P i c t u r e Back row: Jack Gibson, Jim Anderson, Mac Fletcher, 'Roger Pos-, Stenley Hall, Denny Golman. Middle row: Esther Schnei Cer, Snirden Baker, Don Cahill, Mrs. Soot, Tom Hall, Carl lindhcln, Stanley Beeler, Patricia Berg. Front row: Betty hed skit, Marjorie Mieirs, Velma ,cntWorth, Jean Ferricr, Ruby Petersor, Helen Harris, Jecnne Sloppy, Alyce McClintick F e c u l t y P i c t u r e From left to right: Mrs. Fletcher, Mrs. Browning, Mrs. sinorsox, Mr. Simonson, Mrs. Soot, Mr. Amidon.