Oakville High School - Tillicum Yearbook (Oakville, WA)

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,3QlI V J A 5 N A.T S H C I By Lottie Rose Fletcher and as read at the Junior Senior Banquet on May 7, 1945 4 Tonight our Juniors are honoring thee, The Senior class of '45 Long will their memory linger by In the halls of dear old Oakville High. Few in number tho' they be We love each one, we all agree. Fbr out into this world they go, ' A class of friends without a toe. You're almost'through the daily grind ' ' Of lessons, tests, assignments, of all kind, No doubt you've wondered if 1t's all worth while You'll find the answer in the rank and file. For a place of promise is awaiting you Something worth while that you can do. Never before opportunities so rare. Democraoy's burdens you must share. With these thoughts and wishes well Let us a verse of each Senior tell. Not different from other students along the way Just American boys and girls of today. In sports our Roy has been a star, He seems to shine 'way above par. On the floor and on the field To no other will he yield. Pauline's the one we all enjoy, Her many pleasant ways employ. Willingly she does her part Great or small, with all her heart. Another shy, good Senior true, ' Who smiles and never does seem blue, Is Edythe, who does her lesszns well. That she thinks she'll never tell. Now speedy Bill Hyder has romped and played. In one place he's seldom stayed. He's had his finger in the pie Of everything in Oakville High. Another boy with eyes of blue, Gene Hall, our acod Senior true. His smile, and pleasant, quiet way Will find him friends throughout his day.