Oakville High School - Tillicum Yearbook (Oakville, WA)

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To these, we the Junior Class of 1945 dedi- oate.this annual, H year 91' The Oakville Chamber of Commerce Award is made each to the graduating Senior, who in the opinion of the faculty, has best exemplified the qualities Gt scholarship, citizenship, and lende ship. 3 1926 1927 1928 1929 1950 1951 1952 1955 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1940 1941 1942 1945 1944 1945 Blade Erekson Loretta Cook Verna Lemmon EQna MeMDsteJ Grace Bjorkgren - Mildred Lemon Elizabeth Porter ,Marjorie Lemmon Emma Holderreod Garden Bleohsohmidt Timur -Clodius Elsie Holderreed Kenneth Sheaffer Rosemary Holdorroed Robert Newton Charles Sbeaffer Lawrence Lauderdale Anna Korbut Helen Harris ???? O A KIV I L L E H I G H S C H ALUMINII Associl A W A R D 0 u t s t a n d i n g c h o l a r s h i e a d e r s h i o r t s m a n s'h A t h 1 e t i C A b i 1 1955 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1940 1941 1942 1945 1944 1945 Herrick Fox Herrick Fox Lewis Williams Andy Sanders Pat Theriault Wilfred Sanders William Cahill Wilfred Sanders Charles Sheaffer Jim Cahill Roy Secena Stanley Beeier .7 rpg.-3 WVU. TA-1.3, A ff? 25 1 Q Wifi FX K? Dfw ' 2 , 'N . fx, 'fi' f4f' ' Nw f f I TX- f f -f ' M - LU77- ! 1 K P ' 1 -'NN 'x.,--J I 5 5 '1' A ff'- f i - - --i ,-,,w'q 5.55, ff., 97 fv 'N' FX Xwxiyxhv 'I Q 7 ' L' 'AA' 4'fJ'LA..O,'t'1! X-, xo' ---- .--. , J N. -1Y ---f .-f ,,- 'f ' ' -Q-----Qin 0 - 'Q ..- ,.,-f YYUU. A 1.,'YY.,4x'mA.41'vU. vm - fp T :asv-X' VKX ' ' M' 2' L Qfffmw -' - ----.......-,-,,-rn.. .. l Q:y '5 4 . L. fa X 1 N42ZX,'C'I?15i3xVlE ,.. ,, n 1 , E-'ZLL P .X'.,.C',xrx'., --lx 51 X, 5 0 Q- 1. 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College of Puget Sound Washington State College University of Washingtai St. Martins College English I M III Music Arm Algebra Asiatic Relations U. S. History U. S. Government Junior Class Advisor University of Washington Oregon State College Home Economics I II, M II General Mathemetics get Lunch Supersision irls' Club Advisor Senior Class Advisor College of Puget Sound University of Washington Biology Typing Washington History English II iy3jf,f . Library so Sophomore Class ndvisorQ,, Pennsylvania State College University of Minnesota Colorado State College Voaational Agriculture Girls' Shop Boys Shop Crops A Soils Freshman Class Advisor ,s 1, cQj5'Mf 'wmfii ',.qzy.g,l ,g.., I igv,.,',, S, Q 'wfiiif ,A I4 MQJQQ v a,fv'TQ ' ' 9' .wq A -fy. ,rg -qw ,. 1. n xv L H-3 ,N .. 'L .e. lyv' v .-1. .' ' 1 lL,'gE,..-.r ' f Mx , 1. .Q '..v.. mf-.L 1 . ML- -.1 ri Qi -4 21 .4 4 2? 'izjl 1 1 3 v w ll ..g ,A - . - - f- 1--.-'awyfw-7,v1r. AB'- 91 E! TO THE SENIUBS OF '15 The Junior class of '45 Wcicfoas today you Seniors of Hakville Hia Txat we may closer draw Dun irigndehip circle than of yore. Yovz nigh school days have ended Ani we are truly saddened your years have made close friendship as no other way could do. This year our country needs us Such as no other year has done before us, Each his part must do No matter great or small it be. Wherever we may go This friendship circle still may grow, Though around the world it be Another friend may there be added. But when a minutes pause does come Between the pressing duties countless A picture vivid as only life could be Stands out before us there. of friends we've met at Oakville Hi . Richard ---- a smile that brightens The grayest spot on earth And leaves us there transfixed, Jerry, shortened from Geraldine A girl who knows what time does mean and every minuQ.dd53'5h9 ugg That she her work may finished finds David, if a job should do today, will GO tomorrow just as well. Prrhaps he works when no che looks but when we ask, just then? v . Thelma, earnest, quick and resolved ' To do the work before her set, In office the school about One wonders does she ever play? And when Ray does like a vision appear He seems to say my works all dove .MIL And with a shrug of shoulders moves on. What else is there to do but play? Oh yes! another Senipr lOl, appears Beverly, and oh! of course we canft forget In study hall so often ---- seen You know the rest. 1 Paul, his mind intent on work Which one can but admire, with lessons always done on time No teacher needs to ask ----- NAre I lessons done?' Another Senior so quiet and serene Sylvia, her mind intent upon her book In study hall at work----for A book to her is a treasure true. And last but not least is Russel For who would dare deny that He could rule everything That his heart desires. .' And now this in friendships name Is the Way we Juniors like to think Q Of the Seniors just as we have seen than Here at Cakville Hi. S E N I O R S DAVID ISAACCCM: Major: Agriculture,'Science. Minor: Mathematics History, Commercial. Baseball lllfa lV,fFoQtbal1,IV,9?eskatball. lvg President cf WG' Club lY,-Vice President of Claes IV Znd. semester.' President AsS.B, lV, Student Council llik 111, Annual Staff 111, Glass Play 1119 A THELMA AMES: Salutatorian.' Mejor: Home Economics, Commercial. Minor: Foreign Languages,'lMtnematics, History, Science.'Class Secretary lv Zndt Semeubers Girls Club Vice Presidentlll, A.S.B . Secretary IV. Girls Club President lV, Girls Club Play lV, Class Blay lll, - RUSSEL DOERCE: Mejor: Agriculture, Science. Minor: History, Class Presidentll, Glass Vice Presidentl, Class Secretary R Treasure lll, Student Council lv, Annual Staff l11,'Class Play 111, Football 1 M 11 A 111 Q lV, Baseball ll C 111, S394 at Arms 'O' Club lV, Chief Judge WON Club lll, BE?ERLY LOCMIS: Valdictorian, Major: Home Economics, History, C mmercial, Nhnors Foreigh Languages, Science, Mathematics, Class Secretary Q Treasurer ll, Student Oouncil'lll QLIV, Yell 1 Leader. 11 a'RV Yell Queen lll, Tillicum Editor, Girls Club ' Secretary ll, Class President lll Q lV, Secretary AoS.B., 111, Girls Club Historian lV, Class Play 111, Girls Club lV. PAUL BASS: Entered-in Junior year. Mejor: Agriculture, Minor: Mathematics, Science, Industrial Arts, History. SYLVIA BRANT: Major: Home Economics, History. Minor: Mathematics, Science, Commercial. Glass Play lll, Girls Club Ilny 1V, Annual Stair 111. . RAY DAMITIO: Major:' History, Minor: Science, Agriculture, Foot- ball 1V, 6lass'Sec. Tres. 1? lst. semester. Basebal1,.annua1 Staff Class Play 111, See WOW Club 1V. GERALDINE CONNORS: Majorz' History. Minorz' Commercial, Meth. ' Home ac., Class Play 111, Annual staff lll, student Council ii, Seo. Class 1. RICHARD BECKWITH: Major: Agriculture, Math. Minor: Science, History, Football lll a lV. 5 -1 .. . X1 f' f 1 r - W .Q U, Q , UF. I fag 3, -125, -gr F Q W- wb.. ' ' 1 Qjiiwi QV . 1 I ,gd ' W ' A H' Eg? V wb- s.J f F311 fu L53 TW- 1 . QP, wi ng x 'x 'r - -5 -v' TT , - -.N fr '.'- --as 'T 'A ' fff'--. rv-ef ..a-'-.K ff-ev vx-'I ' :gl lIHib'ff'31v,XV, f. '. '.. f, Q. , .- Ai v is 4.. ' -, . , .IQ ,ln .1 'K' XJ- ,Li..., LJ-J. Ya! ..'L.LaX. l La.. '--.JV .lui X, In the fall or 1941 the class of 1945 entered the doorsfof Oxvlll high School as Freshmen. There were 21 of us, each knowina a dlbfarens trick or alibi to add to the Nsmartnessn of O. H. S. Our officers for its year were: president--Joe Gatchellg vice-president--Russel Dcerge secretary--oavid IJQRWSODT treasurerm-Geraldine Connorsgclass advisors' Mr. Clntierton. We were groperly lnifeted by the Soohomores airs weeks a'be: school opened. In the spring we gave them a return party.t Qar Sophomore year found us a small class,having only sixteen mem- bersa Class officers were: president--Russel Doergeg vice-president -- Dwalne Bakery seqretary--treasurer--Beverly Loomisg the student coundl representatives--David Isaacson and Geraldine Connors. Mr. Amidon was our class advisor. We really initated the Freshmen in the fall and by spring they had forgotten all the terrible things we had done because thbyfhbnored us with a swell return party. Beverly was a yell leader and some of the boys took active part in athletics during their Sophomore year. A Time rolled around again and we found ourselves Juniors. Therevmre just eight of us at first but before the year was over our number in- freased to ll. Elinor McGrew came from Aberdeen, Teul Bass from Pomona, California and Joe Gatchell decided to come back to school again. We knew our Junior year would be a busy one amd it did prove to be our busiest year at O.H.S.:.We elemqed our offleersvto lard me through. mhey weve: president--Beverly Loomisg vice-president--Ray D3miti0 Q Qgctarv-treasurer--Russel Doerge. The representatives to the student ,ouncil were Beverly Loomis and David Isaacson. Class HdViS0T-WMPS . SUCS. We presented the Junior Play, NMay All the Lights be Greenu on the tenth of December. It was a success so we started thinking about the Junior-Senfor banquet which we gave January 19, 1944. We chose an early date for the banquet as many of the seniors left in thhe middle of the year. - Our crowning success of the year was the publishing of the Annual. Beverly Loomis was the editor and a very capable one to. Sophisticated Seniors at lastlill First we elected our officers . Presidente-Beverly Loomisg vice-president--Joe Gatchcllg seeretarydxeae surer--Ray,Damitlog student council members-eBeverly Loomis andLRu5esl Doerge. Mrs. Sinonson was our advisor. A V Our first activity was held on September 21, 1945. Thhaseniors took off on their sneak. We spent the day on Hood Canal and the evening in Olympia with dinner, movie, and bowling, and then home. Oh such a day! We gave the annual Senior Mixer on September 29th. The school had a rest on October the 5th for that is the day we had our pictures taken. Our thanks to the Juniwrs for the swell banquet they ggve xsnoaour honor in January. Geraldine Connors and Ray Damitio left in lid-yearto start their out-of-high school careers. Joe Gatchell had already left, after a few weeks of school. He joined the Merchant Marines. The Annual,pictures were taken and the seniors needed more offiars so we elected some to fill the vacancies. They were: vice-pres1dent--- David Isaccson and secretary-treasurer--Thelma Ames. - H At last we've reached our goal. Graduation is an occasionfwe have looked forward to for twelve long years. Nine of us will receive Ali- plomas the 24th of May. As we say farewell we hope that all the cother classes will have just as much fun and success as we, the class of 1945 has had during the four years of high school. D FAREWELL '45 ,L -Im.-1 n no nun- .-1 .cw-rf21'1te -P.. I I. JL a.vo1'.L te F41 vori te Fzrvo ri te Gres tes t fn V' 3 'JIM .'f'I'?J1'1'3L T wmww song- Hog Calling Time in the Valley ac4?-Qwr- Alan iaidd actress- never notices females saying- Well, what do you know! ambition- to visit Hawaii B3,91?fE.1lQ-B.f?L2,1SE..'i...'U11.2 f6'fi1 rori te s Ong- Jing le Bells F .1 v ori t o F':'.vo1'ite actor- Frankinstein actress- Mae West Fr. -.fori te snyi ng- Hell Ha 3 - Grrg et est Limb i t i on- to li ck Percy Moose Yo uc kt on Tf3Pflm:'3..4.IU.fE?.f ' Fw or gi te songs- My Dreams Are Getting QQ-rj-saeurl All the Time Favori te ai eter- Dona ld Duck lT'.'.vorit e 0. c tr-cf. SS--I Minnie Mouse Frwoiri te srrj,rinjr-- gff j :iQ--61.914 JF! Graf. tc st anti ti on- to be an aviatrix B255 ?.l2.l?f'.fE-3177fl.2f. ' 1l'.'.voz'i.te s C4 .g:g-- Th ere ' s A Fe llow Wei ting in Poughkeep sie Ff: sf erik as 5 e ser- Humphro y Bogc rt Ff- to ri te -tc tint.: s sr- Germs n Nirsn dn F:.vc:1'itrg: seyirgg - 'Wfcxxldn' t th C- t fry you? Grcnte st :imbtit ion- Go :tr Cllfifl the wer ld wi th the Merchenvt Marines ?i11'f!.l. I' ' G vorit e Ffveri tcp Frvori to Fe v eritcz GTM. 'ELSE -H - EEE! song- Home On the Range actor' Whovbothers with sliows? f'.C'bI'C:SS-' sftying- Oh, horse feathers! rrrfuition- to be fl farmer Gerr. ldi no Connors: Few or it e Fav or i to Fave r it e FEQE-ijife szrigf-'Kiss the Boys Gocd bye actor- Lum or Abner actress- Judy Cenove saying- Oh, for Pete's scker' Grestcst Devo Isa embi tion- to be Q beauticien CTC S0112 ' -L., 'fF fofvo'rit e Favori te Favorite Favorite Gros t t sbwrxg- Me, Th- 're Making Eyes at Me actor- Bud O actress- Lou Costello tHe doesn't lcnovz the differencel saying- Oh, Goodness! emiition- Now when I get to be Pre sident---Bla-ble-ble! .B,..GV9!,llb.L0.9.1Yllf'a2 Favorite Fav or it e F7 vorifc Fcxvorit c G-ree te st song- Music in general actor- All of them actress- Are there such things? saying- Russcllllllllllllllll embi tion- Time will tell. 11.10 .DSE-.il1.i.Q.2 Fav or ite song- Rum and Coen Cole Fmmri to Q etor- Erie l Flynn Favor ite ee tress- Betty Greble Favorite saying - Does your itch fe el different lr.-t-sly? Greet e s t ambition- to be o criminelor tramp., .. x., . , ,,, - .- -. ---f zlhrlqol 1li'I.- ffl The year of leeihfei was e busy time ior ie Rezen Jdrinrs. The officers chose: were Mrs. Fexmell, edvisorg Harbin ii- presidentg Robert Wilson , vice grnsioentg Helen Sender treasurer, Kleine Gehson, seeretory,g reprewentiilwtx 'ts ,ln student council, Ethel Mieirs ani Mcrtin Ames, Letters presented for athletic honors, Went to Alvin Frickr Martin Ares end Rohert'WilsonQ P Ethel Mieirs was one oi'the three yell leederso 'Phe Junioriley, UMurder Mensienn Wes presentel Dees le The JUUiOIWSCHiOT Bfnquet end dence was given in Jen. to honor these leaving in mid year. Of all their activities, they were proudest of being publishers of the Tillieum of 1945. J u n i o r P i c t u r e Back Row: Elaine Gibson, Charlotte McIntyre, Lloyd :Shepard Center Row: Robert Wilson, Alvin Fricke, Mertin Ames, Thelma Spvrks, Ethel Mieirs. Front Row: Mrs. Foxwull, Lille Lindholm Helen Sanders , Barbara Scott, Anite Harris. S C P H C M C H E H I S T'O R Y The class consisted of twenty members at the beginning of the yenr but five dropped out later. ' Officers elected were Miss Peterson, advisory Robert Beckwith, president, Marvin Alfredson, vice president, Percy Yonckton, secretary, representatives to the Student Council, Joyce Newton, and George Holman. . The Initiation was held on Oct. a d the return party given in the Spring. S o p h o m o r e P i o t u r e Back Row: George Holman, Lawrence Cunningham, William Lipke Williem.LeClaire. ' ' Center Row: Percy Youckton, Dave Berg, Marvin Alfredson, Tom .Gebson, Donald Cooper, Robert Beckwith, Robert McClintick. ' Front Row: Dean Ames, Miss Peterson, Joyce Newton, Bernice Secena, Patricia Shepard, Charles Brent. Q I GET TYSBURG LD DRESS FOUR SCORE AND SEVEN YEARS AGO OUR FATHERS. BROUGHT FORTH ON THIS CONTINENT A NEW NATION CONCEIVED IN LIBERTY AND DEDICA- TED T0 THE PROPBITION THAT ALL MEN ARE CREATED EQUAL. NON WE ARE ENGAGED IN A GREAT CIVIL WAR TESTING WHETHER TI-LIIT' NATION OR ANY ' NATI ON. SO COIL- CEIVED AND SO DEDICATED CAN LONG ENDURE . WE ARE MET CN A GREL, T BA'EHIfT..EFI ELD THAT WAR . WE HAVE C Ol E TO DEDI GATE ,X PORTI CN OF THAT FIELD AS .I FI NLL RESTIN G PLLOE FOR THOSE WHO HmE GAVE THEIR LIVES 'THAT 'I'I-HIT .NHTI ON NIGHT ,IT IS ,ALT.OGE'I'HER FITTING AND 'norm' 'IHRT WE CAN NOT OONsEORR'I'F-- WE CAN NOT HALLGN- THIS GROUND. THE BRAVE MEN LLIVING AND DEAD WHO STRUGGLED HERE HAVE CONSECREATED IT FAR ABOVE OUR POOR POWER TO ADD OR DETRJICT. THE WORLD 'LIL'I I'LE NOTE NOR LONG REEMVIEER WHAT WE SAY HERE BUT IT CAN NEVER FORGET WI-LIT THEY DID HERE. IT IS FOR Us THE LIVING Rf.THm T0 BE DEDICATED- HERE TO Tm UNFINISHED WORK WHICH THEY WHO FOUGHT HERE HAVE TI-HIS 'FAR so NOBLY ADVANCED, IT Is RITIIHECR FOR Us TO BE HE-Rn DIlDIC.l IlFlU TO Trm GREAT TASK REWIINING BEFORE DS.- 'THAT PROT THESE HONORED DEAD WSE TAKE INCREASED DEVOTI ON TO THAT CAUSE FOR FJHI CH THEY GAVE THE LAST FULL MEASURE OF DEVOTI ON-- THAT WE HERE HIGHLY RES OLVE THLT .UElESE DEAD SHALL NOT HAVE DIED IN ViIIN-- THAT THIS NATIQNT UNDER GOD SHALL HIIVE H NEW BIRTH OF FREED cm-- AND THIIT THF GOVERNMENT OF ME PEOPLE BY THE PE OPLE FCR PEOPLE SI-LLLL NOT PFRISH FROM 'mE EARTH. CYou will probably recognize this- It has 'baen very popular' arounq school this year. ' , F R E S H M E N H I S T O R Y 'The Freshman Class enrolled 19 at the beginning of the year. Two entered from other schools and 2 left, leaving 19 to finish out the school year. The Class was organized and Mr. Amidon chosen as Class advisor. We elected the .following lffioersg president? Robert MMitchellg vice president, Marie Connorsg secretary, Tom.Burdg treasurer, Freda Dixg student council .represent- tives, Everett logan and Charlotte Bower. The Sophomores entertained with an initiation party September 26 and the Freshmen honored them with a return party on October 31. The .Freshm n gave a party for the Eighth Grade and High School. Several boys of the Freshmen Class Were active in . 4 sprots-- Dale Klatush, football, basketball andfbhseballg Robert Mitchell, basketball and baseball. F r e s h m e n P i c t u r e S 3 I Back Rowg Everett Logan' George Watson, Sam Jenningsg Vernon Harpg james Iongerg, Melvin Murray. ' Center Rowg Fred Fricke, Dale Klatush, Robert Mitchell, Bettie' Bremer, Faith Secena, Tom Burd, Joe Menish. ' ' ' Front Rowg Evelyn Lindholm, Barbara Hall, Irene Yeuckson, Betty 'Bass, Rm, Amidon, Freda Dix, M rio Connors, Charlotte Bower. 3 A li! - H K 'G 'J . ' u D fx-' , .. -- ,,. ., 'I - N 'W -N1 9. 4 I .gig 'N I U' - X.f..1 ,,.I'?4, , ' 1-If Q-...T,rv' lv-Q-, ll Q--A WH- V fn-nigh .4 I , :- X X If 9 ' f f .. f 33:91 ' , f iAggig 'Q w.a , . 1---H-', fa 1 M.-- ...-m--..:I .:ii:ff 1 A 4 I , Q f. , '-we K f f ,Q,gEEg?EgE5EgEg1 U - .... 1 N X X- QJNNL ff' 'mf' --17 '-5:g1g:r-5f::.j:3s-, Q H245-Sj ' '50 ' , A f ., D11 ,.....- ,,- - 1 1 - -T ii ' l ,V.Q ,... 1 R .. 'fm '-1-frsgszg , Y l --x......-..-ff 4',r g I I X 1 fi ' fx L IH, II ,-fx X X Y f XX X If Nature means more to us when We '53Eiciz1m'i'76he.'more nxomma , X 1,1 ff 5 ' N ily x X ' I x f .-' . L . ..... . I ff plants at legrxnand animals me W .Qalk the woods., TQ f Rnd dff' n g this end our 'ch s as been WHS' Xcfassif lggflplants and study- ' v lf' , ing habits If hw '- S that f may becom After aquaimzed with 1 r ek' X j Q wif x V! lx ' 1 f X Plants a nia1s,'-.vzhen at all pos Wvrere brought in' XX-ffg f o XA! o the laboiw u adpoles W-gvgtched as iffxey devxeN1Qped f ' the eggs. Pictures, colleqiyinuf--fef various 1 f . . I xx x n A , I ,- -0- -P-,T-,7,T,'f' f3f',1ft-I' 'mnds sue 'a's- shells, anal aliaehwere Marr -.s.i'd.ZBirds V, 6: nlelef25-,-'le,f f br' ught in and mei' ll .1 A l j studying. were sage. gc . Field trips too 5 X to the pleasure, QW X f W, - x W lf lx! Q Wx M M 31? S sg eiigifj so ies, E :gin li lil? xE?f , Q, f p I li A typical eliemiem7'EelEeEien!,'2geee something like this. A::tL4214yQ n lj1Q The bell rings. Halfl the cheese- files uni The ueray bell rings. A few stragglers hur' n. MT. fbimonsfdzis in the office next , , 4 . door but manages to eakfsneyffrom thrde freshmen who want pen- . -Q ,' W' . I ELI-.yi I1 ' ' cels and a 'unior w b weneevem excuse from class. n J f x N x X '. 'x. . Ho then comes in and seats himself at his deskj'HQhere is ------f W re l l a knock at the door. Some sophomore bo s Wsnmtthe Key to the . - x I r' fx: 14 xx I, l A' dressing ron 3Mr. Simonson gives themxtHekkey'ahdfseats 1 him! . q -riiw 5 ' 3 L lla In If x TT' ' i ki' K self again, !AlQHh Fricke arrives tardy a usqgl1'wM'm' N4 Q N af ,fff V X J E he reeitgtion is begun. Ihe telephone rings and Thelma 2 X -'-- ' l Qlggifztiei? hurries Ho answer, returning in a minute to say that Olympia is Il- jf 4 cqlling , Simonson. Mr Simonson leaves to a w the fphone. I v L. A , . 1 I' N?N J Afvin Fr kke kkcs some hurried x grrdgigsf' Ljh cfcrude gun- -5, -In 11 X-fy., powder or flame throwers. Mrg- Q nonsqn returns' ghd continues a.- Ff9 'f'.iT:'1:'x I H -L.--'-gf-f:-Lf: Ffa ff K' ' eggs? discussion of the relative meri 5QQif4aluminJmeeHJand- magnesuim alloys of steel. The closing bell rings. Russel and Anita wake up to follow the rest of the class from the room. f ,D fax, A5 .N f' 'lf , rx M' I f +1 I ' .. X :- -1-2-.X 4. '4 fly V 5 ,,5j ff QQ5 'gg ,fm h J' ffsif 12.35 i2E5:,,. F11-xi! 455511 -6 cfijf tfziy f ' ,, .41 ww ' 1..: ffl-f lixzf. tri! ,. -1 -'j ff ?QQii2' ' K t -J X ' VU I ' X V-N .F ' --- X-, ,k.-..,.- ,. f U. Q . S N-he ff h FM UL , X N' W X f' .133-'Ax Z, T f 'fi' 7 K ' xiii' 7'-' .i??7 uw' 7 WY' all N xy at f . . K c IH fb 5 ', 've 'I The o1aIf'Q.ji:n4?Ljt Wig a new venture, for Oakville had had no instraevigffqnixnti Grey began with charcoal and pencil drawing, then water dolor paingingfaid orayola work. They did sketching ,Z A x Z from clay deeds next. Some good portraits ' df. Betty Lou Bremer rene Youkton were sketched. T,be? '2Tiednipen and ink ske tohing, I X. xxx -X L 0115-1 1 'ntgin ' 2 -- ictures an ting photo's.,QX' KTM' The students tak ng H, .jQf5Nj:W5ElnBsss, fatty Lou Bremer, '57 Ti' -5,-K N ' x A ' Fa 1 th Se .hw one Youmon, Lind no , mL s, , A K' ' -NB? Q yeelna Sparks, 5? via Brent, Barbara Haf1:'gnd Elaine Gihsonfxx' - . X 5 Sunshiny days 'the students were found outsid , sitting on th- ground, skctchin the school buifg ng and nnny ot r objects. Any object on tex-ing in xthe scene wagxshrxown into the Ti-gist rex for Xbalcnce' or Wrhythmgv the studen safdlxxhut the teggher, Mrs. oxwell said it was just for a bit xf spioejNeX:con5l6ncrn-- tion o knick.-knaeks.-1' n ki-X .X X ix 1116 100812 war time, f ' 5 s Ba st everything elsadz iff 4 ' . Q' x,,R X ,J. 11 f lt the inch of W v HN I f il I3 Inloal hd above o -. haake sense:tox.you--v-let us -.say that nal agric f adept of0 H S as e p I v-,,,,..,.,- the lingo 'when the tablets 'etoiliioivznetee-tour'J atc.--well got down to three and we float know where to get seine more. Every boy now in high school has taken two or more years of Ag except thevfreshmen and all ,of the latter 'are enrolled 1:1 first year agriculture now. Like one cla ss Thi s scarcity of 1 pupils 'has not meant a scarcity of work, howeve 14:-:-7-'-,,, 4,,, - ,... ' ,,,.. mtgfg., .. .,,, ft.- .1-ff .,,,.l bl., 31, f.3.5'3..j..,:g -. ,. tea ch' ing S0 i?555fSfiiEE:5iE?Sf1iS?IQTQ5?7'.gQ!?5!????f:iiE-5335231151-2FEQEHQQIQE-f.:?4'5'.Qefiiaf!?553??!???iF5553332-QP?fE?ii1.11ff155fi-.6Hi5f''YH' 116511182 S'3TVi0 M3117 an GTV f.':'f33?i'Zf. 1. 1: 1':f:I- L-as- I if 1' . 'r 1' 11---1:11- ' P' ,nf or time I'GS'E3I'i -.Xhas Oqmg b , Q : o Q IQ:-'I 9 irillg-,A ' 0 - rxxln -K . - . . . . :. ' fiheifizihop of SGVSTG : 1 . e - : - no i 9 : s : a Q 4 ko 4 5 fc 4 - U ' QS gt prinoi - oints. More ve been reques . it year. D fifl flue- Past Quia desartment :fs he .:. 'g ig P 1950 and pe E - : I AQ, oo! l ibution drives: V+- 1 l imilar war e arte E wg alo with E e other d'e'pE'r H., f ' . E5 and O u,n -U 58 e I I 6 N T - 6- : - oring ormer . H. S. tudent el Q arnieli fO1'CGg 4 5. 1 Us o c 1 113 P fputv W 1 lg-,uissembly I u A S ' . X ' X f-N-I -fxfglzlff ff5.f:35Q?fiffiffizfflf -t to J c 'a ' . n 4 ---f- e A e 9- ' ' ' f Z ' T 'p?.1ll ' . e . p has c tinuedy, to run Along l ride, it e same a s in Vo El things coming s wil 'ba r pping round A 's sU vae-dgirllrnot - 4- - SOOH nd-t comlng iz many 0 v1s1t I l 68113 S 1-w--ond:-up 6 -' -- -l-- 1-BT - Y 1 ' ai a ff-50' r 2 t F ' ' - 9 g 'Ti '. , l lr. i ..i'7-gLg5'i-'fe31553-'1Ef15ff3T1:3--1-:1'-:':s:1?1ff5fiffilziifii1iff?fiiiiipififl-:i55fE15f?g?1. y p 1 l, l Ll ,pimp g that to se e 'Hj4f3:?g1U:l1l lube ,. 4 ....... -.j..4 .- J -'ZA fc! LY!!! ,,,X X X X ffii! .-.. 4, -- A -35 V,.',.f A 4 5 T' T G .M l ' 1 lf, we Lbiwsryf I, 3 I ,fff ,, '. .-li - vlf1,v4Q'2' Q X - X fo, s,,E.w3I N g,g1gi2.i In ,'j-Q, N aa lxf. -ffffsigesel-M'wtH ftfff' N. 5' - ' Q: A Q' f- ff Above ihsiivhff' of sewing ngachines,'acpclQ-the 'chatter of gossip, . V, M 'l '-I, ing girls, one may often hedi,sgoni2edy,greansvsuch as, WTeachev says, nYou'll have to take that seam odtfend do it over again.' In spite of trials and tribulations, many attractive uerossos, K- , X . ,. x blousesj'kskifgs, and play suits have been made this year. The I r.'r . . ,,:f,, Freahneg,elso!msde stuffed animals for next year's Wpley schoolen n X7 N x 1 Q I L4 wif lk gig oigkf -JkiE ! fgfx get :Q 11,Jf'?Yi? ,fflloflx ,' ff . fx - ff Q- , s 1 , nlrtee Lzgntlaren fA?fxX f H fN'X-,jf attended our second pref- PXXXXXQ' X school children's party. ' lxxi Rfx WY The .Freshgfpggirls nets Q56 1,fV l atlay-,5njgQu Q Q H o '12 L U N c H -xi the sg?gir Sggfmuhhhfas K g E 1 ' N V v7h sq! -so l K l J j garner, with new corps of the .ALZ ggllafen ala. q , 1, , A a eng xl' , wozkerh, has served us attrac- FAONODD few. tive? lnutfitious mea?s. what N U T R I T I O N Eat the right food to help keep you fit. attracts so many boys to the home economics room after lunch --surely not the lett-overs? f-rf 5 N TETZT Fixx 1 W ' 1.1, L..- 'x,:!f' .kKl,,.f ,ink 1'N:.,.f, Ak' .' I - -1- mx 1- 1-,- 7'i: - -'-V 's .4 -I HD L 2 ' f' W l, 5 I. Q X Ll--. ffu-3.3. Nxi X H U --T EE 9 f x --N r-5' 3---. --s E7 'I i.,2'f ilf 5.1, Cz? Q . !'5:49k--.-.L Lf 'QA if -waz n R P . FL 'z ..- , i, . , , C CEN-'aUf'lT QFffj,, v 5fwxig :T msg zgzgw ig E R415 M Y-I X559 U U 5' XL,f KX-, 'N':ei'J '7 VM.,- J I I ffm fx A fi fx- 5-'kvfw ' lx .L.l, qx ksfl 1: l I HH ffffw Ffa I ! If Q ' V I mg ng :, KJK U J! HF-xl? nu 1 ' 1 H H ll x1,.f if My J :TZ fi Qi no ps xluf' L lv 51 W -. u KM LJ ., H . f. 'i f U If ff, fi IME ' U 'U :,lxtq-3.21. Xwixij pmfl I USG E125 - Hors lfNSa S,4 JL P G 1---, 1L U M an 11-1 if fi .... -.....-..- ..- .......-.-....-.1 GIRL' CLUB At our first meeting in September we elected the following officers: ' president--Thelma Amesg vicld-president--Ethel Mieirsg secre- tary--Patricia Shepardg treasurer--Charlotte Bowery sergeant-at-arms-- Joyce Newtong historian--Beverly Loomisg parliamentarian-Marie Connorsf Hrs. Simonson was our club advisor. , On November 19, 1944, the Girls' Club gave an Athletic Banquet. All students were invited and membersjof the Lettermen's Club were honored guests. We are proud of the success of this banquet, it being the first of its kind given in Oakville for some time. Our officers attended the -Southwest Washington Conference at the Centralia High School. It was an interesting meeting at which they learned what other schools were doing and compared ideas concerning Girls' Club activities. On Friday night, hay 4, the lights dimmed and the curtain rose on the three comedy, WYou Said Itn. Twelve girls took part in this all girl play. E PICTUPE1 t jifpuzggh gjgfqgi Thelma Ames, Patricia Shepard, Marie Connors, 'lirs Simonisorz, Beverly Loomis, Charlotte Bower, Joyce Newton, Ethel l,iie'5.1-S. ' O' C 'L U B ' ' ' 4 J 4 J Back Roig Mr. Simonsong Martin Ames, Robert Beekiwith, Devo Isaacson, Bale Kletush, ' 4 ' ' ' Cantor Rong Donald Cooper, Percy Youckkon, Richard Beckwith, lawrence. Cunningham. ' ' ' Front Row, Robert McClintick, Russel Doerge, Alvin Fridce,Rny Bnmitio Marvin Alfredson. -l- We are very grateful to some of the organizations around 0. H. S. One of them is the Yell Leaders. They have been very .L faithful in coming to the gem s and leading our rooters in pepm py yells, We have been very proud of them in their red pleated skirts and white sweaters with the stripes on their sleeves, which they have worked so hard to earn. Another group me owe our thanks to, is the Student.Ccunoil who has represented the students in the operating cf the school, Still another group we owe a deep debt of thanks to,is the library staff who have kept our .librarye neat --and orderly throughout thf year.and alwasy greet ug with a smile and a bit of cheerful help when we came looking for some special book. To these organizations and their untiring efforts we owe our deepest thanks, I P L U N C H R O O M Zbis yeen we have been vemy fortunate in having a very effieiont lunchroom, we have had good hot wel-balanced meals all the year at a very low charge. Ne 'wish to thank .Mrs. Simonson who planned them and helped in their preparation. We also wish to thank our ambitious cooks, Charlotte Conklin, wha quit right before Christmas and Esther Schneider who was our cook during the school semester, for working so hard to keep us all from starving. We also wish to thank the other workers who set tables, made the sandwiches, did the laundry, washed the deshes end all the other duties which kept 'ous lunch roam. running smoothly. L I B R A R Y Our library this year added to its collection many new books, fiction and non 'iction. Included was a set of the Encyclopedia Americana. One period a week was used as a librarians class period during which they learned how much work there really was to do in a library. , 4 However, the librarians have worked hard to accomplish thexvork before them, mending books, classifv'eg, making file cards and a shelf list---Yes, just keeping the library in' order, a daily duty, was vrorkt 1 .'f. i- V lllxlltl llx :A.A1r41Ln.-an Q--n-..-.---.--. W , - Y 0 CLUB We started the year with ten members. The officers chosen were, president David Isaaesong vice president, Joe Getehe llg secretary, Ray Demitiog sergeant at arms, Russel Deorgeg chief' judge, Alvin Fri ekeg minor judhee, Percy Youckton and Robert Beckwith. .Toe Gatchell joined the Mer chant Marines but Don Ceopflr, Dale Klatush end Invrrence Cunningham were initiated. Nert, Ray Damitio left to serve his country but Nlervin Alfredson, Bill IeCL1:ire were initiated with the club. . The Girls Club gave us a banquet in November. Our Iettermazvs picnic was held at Copalis Beach. With two new Leirtermen Robert Wilson and Robert Mitchell, we end the year with fifteen members. GIRL S CLUB PLAY 4 The ell girl play You Said It , was given bygthe Girls Club, May 4. A matinee was given in the afternoon for the benefit of the grade school pupils. Cast of Characters Were, Naomi Belmont-Cliff Beverly Ioomis Hertense Be lriont-Cliff Anite Harris Spencer Simple Helen Sanders Sl11j4TgIG.U Simmonds Mfgisie Po ole Theclma Ames Ihbrtley Craig Joyce Newton Cindy Ann Craig Patricia Shepard Dee, Wood Bernice Secnna Madam Rose Renault Marie Connors Betty Angelus Freda Dix Chuck Peytvn Barbers Hall May,21i.e lrzttimer Ethel Mieirs Mrs, Polly Gallop Sylvie. Brant Mrs Sirzonson-directed the Play vfhich was attended by e large number, ' , 5 N . . fry- fn 1, we--rrkf V I Q X 5 f -L 'ff Hi GLEE CEUE in . The melpd ous or otherwise, voices 4 om the .music room tv eek. The sixteen members .i..,.- M to the ' ntil the Springuconcertigl 2 ant?-rf et which time they joined with the Grohe g n presenitingbgx an appeeraneo for the benefit or agony oQ!e,jpR,xbQ.NH:X2Y H XCR in Novembe Ebgvine .-Q ,H ' - ' 't-- VN: 5? g a. - 5 . gi. sang wo numbers eSfg Loomis If seng a solo.l The same evening a qu rt! te o Vernon f f Harpg Tom Bl1'd,G0O1'g8 Watson and Sam J rX -Xffwo numbers for the amusement of tho diners, . ...XX Melvin Murray and W' inc Givson inter 'nod with songs for Christmas As ombl3VQ1fi:h el Micirs and'BoveI'1y o 1 ang two and the qu rtctto s sang I X W The na iginat . : 1,V:::,. mostl Fre - men.'g.L.1 xb . H' . A- - . uf 5: Izln ggui a e Qw- a rest o re ofte A The embers sec u - twenty-t i , when i ' ee Cl+.1'ED d boy' quer - te, the rogram ec' 313162131 of overture. an mrohes. by the band, trios and rt ttes of Wind inst X nt - corner Bo1o's, vocal olo' , J1!'ff:f1 quartettes of bog? woiceu ' -,jull gl club s gs. I J b y 1 C e l e d e r 1 O f T h e Y'e a r Sentomber-- ----------------------- ----- -- --------- School Opens Seftember------------ ----- ----------------- ---- ---- ------ Mixer September ----- ----------------------------- Freshmen Initiation October ------- - ------- ---- ---- -----------------Senior Pictures October-- ---- ----- ------------ ------- ----- Teachers Institute October ----- ---- ------- - -------------------------- Senior Sneak October ---- ---------------------- -- ---- -Freshman return party November ------- ---------- -------------- Athletic Banquet November --- -------------------- -3Juniors Get Play ?eoks November ------ -Girls Club Officers Went Bo a Gonference November - ------ -- ----------------- -Juniors Get Sweaters December ----- ----- - ------------- --- ------- --Junior Play December ---- ----------------------- Dog House Were Built December ---- --- -------------------- -Girls Club Program December ------------------ Girmdrdbublgbrdaaaaamarragram December-- --------- ------- - ----- ----------- -Christmas Vacation January --------- - ----- --- ------- - ---- ----Junior-Senior Banquet January- ---- ---- ----- ------ -- ----------- Sophomore Dance January -------------------------- ---- -0akv1lla'at Statefsbheol January ------ -- --------------- Ray and Jerry all through School February Inl Gosnell entered from Centralia High School March--- ----------------- -- ------------ Tlunnnment Games aaron ------ ------------ --------- - ---------- Won Club Initiation April--- ---- ----------- ---- ------- -------- -Oakville at Tenino April--U ---------- ----- ---- - - ------- ------------- -----M-,155 cal - '- ' -- '--- '- ------ v -1- w----- --v----- May-- ---. ---------- May ----- May ----- May ---- - ----- ------------ ----------Let Q-q-9-an-Q--nu-gnu:-.sung -.---.-..n--..--- -Baseball Games ziv'Q Slhb Pier ---------------------------ec W-, tennanfs Picnic --Baccalaureate -----------------------------Gommencement May 25------------------ --------- ---- --------- SCHOOL IS our The Junioxt Play, Many startling events were executed, but at and entered the stage tho book case.. 'Murder Mansionu was presented Doc, lstl took place in this pluy-b-- three murders the very end the Wdeadnwere Wresurredtedn from an opening in the rear wall behind The detective hid in m trunk from which he had a bit -of difficulty in getting out! The following students took part: ' Martin Ames---- ------------ -- ----- Palmer Keen alias John Smith Helen Sanders- ------- -- ----- --- -------- ------ ------ Madam Ravoli Lloyd Shepard ---- ----- -----------------Detective Albert Jackson Anita Harzis---- ------------------------- --Aunt Mimi Spaulding Robert Wilson --------------------------- ----Dr. Lionel Hamilton Elaine Gibson ------ ----------------- -------------- Ophelia Smith Alvin Fricke-- ----- --------- --------------------- Benjamin Hicks Lilla Lindho1m--- ----- - --------------------- - ---- --Mary Marley Ethel Mieirs--- ------ - --------- ---- ----- -- ---- -Garlotta STCHJT Charlotte McIntyre------- ------- ------ ---------- Flora Manning Mm ,Guy Amidong the tlncher arrcnged the: propel ir a vefy approprete fgsiishf C '- .1194 IV A Y X, ,. , Q I , T I L L I C U M It is with a great pleasure that We, the publishers of the Tillicum put out this Annual to the public and we hope that the readers will enjoy as much, the contents therein, we enjoyed those treks for ads which were made to Gentralia, Ghehalisg Elma! Montesanol Aberdeeng and Olympia as well as those about Oakville. May the Tillicum be a means of reminiscencing of those WHappy School days. I A T H L E T I C BZA N Q U E T t Q November 19 was a very busy day for the girls of O.H.S. Girls Club. They were preparing a banquet in honor of the lettermen who had so gallently earned the recognition. A banquet of this 'type hadn't been given here for some time. The tables were placed in a 'TN formation. Footballs nestled in crepe paper adorned the tables, Wiched paddles lay beside the footballs as a reminder to the lettermen. Toastmistress, Thelma Ames, told a story about each lettermmnsw They in tern, gave a 'PShnri'v speech. uGroup 'singing folloeeda Students gifted in song and music gladly gave their talent to the progrmn. A The whole school turned out and it was a rooniiq suncwes, Everyone went home with a smile on his face. 1' ,- I 1 1 . GEORGE V J'0hn Molleekin Sh iam er ,,:.- ., A5 Ja GK .9?f'i3?EQ?? William o ,1-3111 . I Jim Anderson ' Gordon'K1atushg Char1e'.Lau., dale John Blgszisgg ian Smle R Pe ter Mana Conklin Harold X obso Me1bourgQMQfJft. Neil Leclayi- Garth Duval Gordon Blechschmidt Alber Robert Hoignan Frank Williams Jr. Edward Ames Lee Pea .,A'., qqnl H 'r1 3g3 ..,. :N , X o,. , X If Q ,I -5 f4j.. hlxb ..., lik: .. ,,-,W . ,. .Q 'xhffjf' .'l Kenneth Schaffer Had-mf - 4--1 ' Klgndervort Viijlcent Parko Daniel Damito Glen Mooney Xt ac alters Art ackson Ro ert Rosmand Richard Lindholm ohnj err its so T: .. If .R Y. ll '-'-'-.- 1- f.3:7:':Li3:i.'.'.. Gewrge Bro ke X? David Scott Robert Winieck-1 VW ,', :Zfgi lman Jr. ,gf- '. ns 'gif' Jo M8I1iI'B Parker Blunk Norman Ross Z- ,.,.-- 'enish 22756 ...,l, I -,,, , .'.-. '.4. .. -I q.,o ,.r'. 5 . Q . -,-' fy --,' PAUL WILSODQ' Nz Sam Home'-r no Zack Kiwfpgfj Vernon Earl Williuls Ole Everson .. Ralph MoC1intiok Frank Wr t Elmer Co Paul Provo? AQ 43 Emil .Ta ckson Wilfred Roberts Melvin W Antworwh M1 :non we b6i+'51a B111 G Dale Wheel 1' Richard Klatush Dean Mofilintic Chafl GS Mlbfi?3,3... V.A. SI' Fomer J iii Harold MCH 1 Lyle Secena 1 Neil Gwinn ' Jim Dix 223- -QHAA V X R .W V9-2-, - r EUMA1,f: OTT I Stanley Hall I- hglsholm Bill ' V oppy- Wa A v .iff 1-4AA 1 . Ge e Hell H Dilge Miller Carl ndholm , .Q.. V. gal. ,14,, Per,!LlLwin O1'f re' y l Granville Todd Jesse Scott Marv Mooney F 'y'Vmi'but Harold MoMillian Dmvid Story f ,.JX.., 1 n Harold Anderson Lawrence Laudeg ale .... ..- 'f lank Eas 1 er Haydeg 5 Roy Secena Bob MCDugnl E Henry Eaton 1m1mW11B9lPh Le QQQQQEMEEW .. n,..., ..,,. ..,A ,n,e. . - . ...,..,.,, il Theria ww .wiim Cooper iwuxxwl Pat Theriault Clyde Baker Harold C3-Winn T01 W5b3:'. all? Hollowa Clifford Sparks Orville Norman mu: ' '-,. I ji ' . Grover Flasher Ray Si mons R Billggfggiy Edward Brant Lloyd Holloway Eric awkinson 41 W1lhQi5A!mEL ' -'i:'lfLfQ:3:i 1A':-Q I'.,. .il x Mile y'.' 4? .',' zson Lesf5rAElilis John Holman Archie Waunch B111 . y..s ihyi yyytyy hulf JS5Xfhiri5b Joseph Norkoskie Murrel Blunk Gus ke Ambrose Scott Fred lwfgoney -- rodo l fl1C l if vm l lfC1l M lo 'l Mn llll Ke rylrr J' er s elbcfrh Pear Lonell Williams Lewis Williams. - q Q it WOILU..'N'S SERVICE :Q J6an.Langabeerii Aix Bernice Ben? tt U 1 I N V I G T U S Out of the night that covers me, BBdakkaas the Pit from Ple to pole, I think whatever gods may be' Fir ms'unoonquarzbIh soull. In the fell clutch of circumstance I have not winced nor cried aloud. Under the bludgeoning of chance My head is bloody, but unbowed. Beyond this place of wrath and tears Looms but the Hoor of the shade, And yet t e menace of the years. Finds, and shall find, me unafraid. It matters hot how strait the gate, How charged with punishment the scroll, I am the master of my fate. I am.the captain of my soul. we are very proud ef the names on the oppositeasdde of this pages om'heQe:uppop3saJgewho a short time ago 'urea afisixetzhrlffngqaalt our-I school, are now in the service of our country. Besides the mem and women on the other side of this pageywec have men and women serving our country in what isn't considered an armed service and we feel that they should be represented here too. So we salute you men of thehMerchant Marine and uwglanefofh the Cadet Nurse Corps. If I ,I ,' lf' 101' - 'v4'1,laf 'u.f'k1.1f'kJ7X. Q h3 u-'nf w,,,M,.a't.,0:,,A,,,'k if SEA DUWN GN THE FARM Down on the rarn'abohtchalf past four, I put on my ppants and rush out the dO0ro Out in the'yard and run like the dickens, To milk ten cows and feed the chickens. Clean out the burn, curry Nance and Jiggs, Separate the crear.cmd slop the pigs. Work ten hours, ect like c Turk. Then I'm ready for a full day's work. Then I ,grease the wagon, put on the rack, Throw a jug of water in an old grain sack. Hitch up the horses, hustle down the lane, Hay must be got in, looks like rain. Look up yonder, sure as I'n born, The cnttle's on a rampage, the cpws in the corn. Cut across the' meadow, run a mile or two, Heaving :es though I wee' win brokoQ.wetAclean through, Back to the horses, then for recompense, -N Nance is straddled of a barbed wire fence. Joints all aching, muscles in a jerk, by heck I'm ready for a full day's work. Worked all summer winter draws Highs I figure up the books and heave Q sigh, Worked all summer, ain't made a thing, Got less cash than I had last spring. Some folks say there ain't no- Well, But they never farned, so they ccn't tell. Spring rolls round, I take another chance, While the frLu5a frows longer 'J my Old grey panfs, I hitch up my suspendsrsu flve my belt n gerk, By heck, I'x ready for 1 full years works First page: Beverly Loomis and Tediy Ares, Are they trying to look u sophisticated? U 1 q Barbara Scott and Ethe1nMieirs, WJust posing because Bhere's a camera around.N 1 Bernice Secena and Sylvia Brant, Vbid you ever hear their version of 'Hog Calling time in the Val1ey'?H Freda Dix, Nlt couldn't be that she's bashfulgg? Or did she just want to see something? ' Martin Ames, W How did you happen to get on a page with all the girls?' Inez Gosnell, nJust standing around - Following page: T I L L I C U M S T A.F F front rowg Anita Harris, OO OOO C090 Et!5l31- Mic-ire... oo 0 oooonooax 0 Helen Sanders... ....... Elaine Bibs n COC Ili back row, Martin Ames.. Wilsons!!! Q 9 Ol Alvin Frioke. IIUOCOOIOIUOIOUI ,Assistant Editor hm RN,,. .. ' ,,1Lru,f Edltd .Editor .Joke Editor .Business Manager ,Circulation Manager .Sports Editor It looks as though the staff had been working pretty hard before this picture was taken! Charlotte Bower and Anita Harris, if you dontt recognize the other. Sylvia Brant, HWas Sylvia just tired or lost? It looks comfortable anyway. Janitorg Mr. Therielt,hhe was very busy but our cameraman finally pursuaded him to paso It .Jerry Connors, who left us in January, but Ifrl sure wie al lereriember her . 1- H2 39053: 4, , ,ff gg:-If wg fm, 3 V1 ffm: w-grf-ig, fm , W .., -wie 'Tn wi. h 'fl . Al M -J: 4 , 'W K ll 1 Who were the four afternoon? Why is Barbara so It it really true Say Bill LeQ1aire Jim Lonburg, that THIS AND THAT hookie players, who went Catfishing one interestod' na her work down at Chehalis? what We hear about Everett Logan, Lilla? whatfs her name? new girl is pretty nice isn't she? What is this we've been hearing about those Elma neyz.n1aane and Charlotte B, U il ,...-.. Joyce sure can play the piano oanft she, Paul? Emo put the lip stick on Bi1l Lipk1e7's shirt? We enjoyed the school paper that the Seniors put out this yeari Hey, Zllvin brRP'Dd'Ve',5'wIR1t 'h1fi'pen1S'Ef'f'tb- ?thCEf'e5.-3-btte rs you were getting. The pictures Wei-ents that bad were they? I wonder where Alvin got thoseehocblatesl It couldn't have been Freda could it? Dy the way Patty, Who is the cute grade school blonde? Why was Betty Bass seen on the street corner after the Basketball games? Nhat were the feminine Characters doing in the wrong end of the halls of OQH,S, What is this we hear about the rivalry between and Barbara Hall. Bass singer. Betty Pass It cou1d'nt be a picture of the Freshman 1 Dave and Alvin, how do you put up your hair: pin an curlers? S T U D E N T B O D Y' 0 F F I-C E R S l Thelma Ames, David Isaacson P l Ba ss Alvin Fricke Russel Doerge au s , , S,T U D E N T C O U N C I L George Hohman, Everette Logan, Mr. Simonson, Russel Doerge, Dave Isaacsong . ' Martin Ames, Beveily Loomis, Charlotte Bower, Ethel Mieirs, Joyce Newton. guns.. -mpnvuucudaoczungnuuscs C L A S S O F F I C E R S SOPHOMCRES Pat Shepard, sergent at arms Robert Beckwith, president Percy Youckton, secretory Marvin Alfredson, vice pres. up-Q-pau.-:Q Mr. Simonson, Superintendent Thelma Sparks, Cashier FRESHMEN Robert Mitchell, president Marie Connors, vice preso Tam Burd, secretary JUNIORS Bob Wilson, vice president Helen Sanders, treasurer Elaine Gibson, secretary Martin Ames, president SENIQRS 4 Thelma Ames, secretary Dove Isaacson, Vice pres Beverly Loomis, presgie --a-A-avun:Q-ng--p Esther Schneider, Cook Mr. Theriault, Jhnitor fha? :RW- STRICT NO. 2 0 ..-1 www ff 1 I ffl n 5 'F ur 1' N Nh : fwgi Y gf: ' 4 FTLVORITE SONGS Gharlotte Ez, Elaine G., Ba1'bara.S,, Ethel M., ----- DON'T FENCE US 1751? Mr. Amidon.--------- ------- - ------- --- Mr. simnnsbn. --------- - ----- ------------ Miss Pe terson-- --------- -------- ---- --- ---- ------------- Annual staff-------.--------- ---------- --- Baseball team- ucnunbxpcnzqasanqn Bob Wil son -------- ---------- ----- -------- I AM SENDING YOU RED ROSES ---- PASS 'IEE BISCUITS-ELMYR!.'F IF YOU PLEASE -'WHNNDRXY EMD 1'ni 'i35'31' --5- SPRING WILL-.BE A LITTLE LLLTE THIS -- WI'IH-MY ??EAD IN 'EEE C,LOT7fl f' Alvin Fricke----N I DON'T WANT T0 SET TI-IE' WORLD ON FIREi'QchgL1is'1:s-gr? Beverly Loomis David Berg--------- Lnita Harris-- : ---- :--.....- -------------- +-----Hxrvs LOVE LOVE LOVEW Ray Damitio ---------- -------------------- Mrs. Foxwell-M Mrs. Simonson- TRUMPET BLUES 'EVERYTHING I DO I SURE DO GOOD - DRINKING RUM AND COCO COLA --- ---- ------ ---------- 'I'I-IERS SOMETHING ABOUT .L SOLDIER unusus:qqns:unun:non-lasnnappasuuuu-can LEAVE 'IHE DISHES IN TEE SIISIKQY Charlotte Mclnwre- ---- ---HM! DREAMS Gemma BI2'I'1'ER ALL mfs TDIEV Barbara Hn11----.---.-------- ------- ----------- ---- -nscnrmnn BRAINW Thelma Sparks ------- 5 -------- - ---------- ----HAN APPLE Fon THE TEACHER' 1-'vh obnn sn- Barbara Scott4----- ---- --- ----------- --------wants JUST I PRIYIR AWAYH Glee Club ----- ----------- ------------------------------ 1' S TRANGE MUS IG filnes-'-'ll---D-Irs e--asu-o -nrv 9 -r-D '-D'0- -U CENS D'2 Lilla Lindholm ------------- ----.---.--- ---------WTHAT SOLDIER OF MINES Bill LeClaire 80 George Holman ---- -------------- ------ ' ' EIR FIVE BY ITTVEW Sam Jennings -------- --------------.----------------- ------ UDEEP RIVERS Dale K1ubusn---- --------------- --------- vrnxx ME OUT TO THE BELL GAME' Sylvia Brant 8a Bernice Sccena ------------ ---- - ---- -------- - FRIENDSHIP Uharlotte Bowers- ---- --f----P------1 ---- ----------- Coon COON CODES I. Thelma y.1mOS I 'CHA'1'TERBLTC first page: ' fBill Lipke, Thanks Qorfinkrngnghis Ushot oi'Bill Looking so tough, H, ' ' Boyce ond Pot, NTheir holding hands but you dnntt see'theL3 Charlie Brant, Deon Ames Billy, and we dontt neon HBillyV Gontnl f . ' , Percy Robert McClintick Bill LeClaire, and Robert Beckwith, Percy is the only shy one herei? David Berg and Tippy, lTiPPH7 is the only onewDgvid could- find to hold hands with! ' B' ' ' ef'f3 Mr. Simonson, He must have been in quite o hurroyi It looks like he's going to tip ova' doesntt itil Marie Conno s Sdn Jennings, Dole Klotush, o d Freda Dix, '0hddie up o little oloserln Fred Fricke, Looking so important. David Berg, Donald Cooper, Bill LeClaire, and Robert McClintick, They look surprised! Alvin and David, Is this the Ynunbcn or o new donde? second page: Mr. Amidon and the boys protecting their project. The goats, Which one wos in the Study Hall ? Everette Logon, smiling for the girls! land boys! Richard and Alvin, Something must be funny.. Tippy, For once he isn't howling at a train. .Esther Schneider, nThe 'cook' f . 1 ' . . . I ,, Y., Betty Bass, Irene Youckton, and Faith Soceno, Mt must have been cold out. 4 Evelyn Lindholn ond Betty Bass, Two little Freshmen taking core of.eochootber,' C . me W 5 W f f 2 ' A - - N A ,L I 4.- nl' -Miki '8 2 1 , 'Q 1 ' Y? 4 X .Y no I. , if Y 4 . vf 41 E 110 nu uni: - Aw ,J F. P' , ,. 4 an .., , Nw Nl W fff v,',.-.K f 1 I k My U in , Q kk 1, -HF ' Q ,4 .Wa .Iv ::ww.' H 15 , . 4' in 1 w ' 'Q 4 ,Wea Q Q s gil 5 A - ..f,ef1 ,V 153 'G v-' , 1 , Q Q ' J f12:.1E,3 5 - wg.. X . H 5 , A 1 Q fm . ,. 71 ' '41, l in -1. ,, ..,g, 1 Wim ' , ffffiih 254,535-mg-,if 9.53 , vf--Vx rg i My Mr .M .-,, 671,91 ,, fi my ., Q , ,H . . 'U' A ml H- - ,fix 1' W df 'fr-if L, -4. 4 .km m- fvww 5 1' -nf w ,-l i Q99 QW mfg . FOVO RITE SONGS , continue d Russel Doerge --------------- - -------------'--- nBICYELE BUILT FOR TWGM flP11'Cb ISaaCs0n Sc' Rlbert Beckwith- DON'T GET AROUND-MUCH I.ICREf'beJ 0113. Paul Bass... ---.....................-.... Q -.--..- Hqoycm NEWTON ALWAYSN Marvin Alfredson ---------------------------------- WSTRAWBERRIE BLUNDEH Helen Sanders------- --------- - ---------- ----WHE'S IN THE ARMY NOWW Lloyd shepara --------------------------------------- WRIDING OLD PAINTN Richard Beckwith ---------' Q--- --------- WTKKE1ME'0UTHT0UTHE'BLELQGLXEU Jerry connors ------------- --- ------------- HNOQNLIGHT AND FOUR ROSESH Marie Connors 8a Freda Di!---3 'lHERE'LL' BE .L HILLBII.-FY' WEDDING IN J'UTTF3 Robert Mitchell ----------------------------------a------- QNHNNPYQHZTDW Don UOOIJGI' 81: Paul Buss--'-fi --------------- 4Q T?IE MARTINS ILND 'EEE 'IGM ':'1'2 7 Dean Ames 8c. Charles Brant- ------- ---'VIHIREE LITTLE FISHES iLike ta-h'rm'tH' Bill Lipke --------- ---- 4 ------------------- - ------- 'THIS IS THE ARMYW Mickey Murray--- -------------------------------- WPISTEL PACKING PLPQ' EVGIYD Lindholm ----- --- ----------- bWI'M A LITTLE'UN.THE LONELY SIDEW Betty Bass 8c. Betty Bremer--' ----- -- ---- ----------------------- TOGETIER James L0nbl11'8 ' '---' ----- ---------------------'SCHOOL DAYS'-' Everett Logan ------- ------- - ----- ----- ----- QWNIGHT AND DNYH.cFrankieF1 VCITIOII Harp 8c Gebrge Watson ------------- ---- LISTEN TO THE BIRDY SING-ff Percy Ybuckton---- --------------- ---- --------------- ---FHLPPY IN LOVEV Faith Secena--- --------- ----------'O WHAT A BEAUTIFUL PICTUREfmorningH Robert McG1intick- -------- - ------------------ ----WLITTLE BROWN Jmsn Pat Shepard --------- ------------------4--F-u ------- WI!LL'BET BIN IHOZ GOSHGII- ----------------- -----UGOING BACK TO WHERE I COME FROMH Wihvl 1ue1rs- ------------------------ WI Gow GoBs or LsvE FOR THE sewn i .flrsiupagez A Eielyn Lindholmgand Niippyn, relaxing on the lawn. Tom Burd, Marie Connorsg Charlotte Bower, and Vernon Harp, Just some more Freshmen, I like the swaying'effett4 George Watson, He happened to be in the way of the camera, Dale Klatush, San Jennings, Mickey'Murray, Why are they allllooking in different directionsg. Betty Lou Bramer, and Betty Bass, Just some more Freshmen, Sam Jennings and Jim Longorg, The same old story, More FreshnenL!!. Joe Menish and Mickey Murray, I guess itivas aicleal. Elaine Gibson and Charlotte Bower,Why the sour look GGibN? second page: Charlotte McIntyre, Ehe :ne who is resopnsible for most of these pictures. Alvin Fricke and Tippy, Nwhzt, Fricke isn't in any king of nisohief?W Elaine G1bson,aBarbara Scott, Ethel Mieirs, Wlrenitkthose oute outfits? taken after they fixed the stage for the Junior Play. I think the cunranan must have missed what she was trying to take. Lilla Lindholm, Another pintnne taker-er!! This was taken when the frost and cold weather was here. 1 Helen Sanders, The Editor. Ethel Mieirs and Tippy, That dog :anages to get into more pictures! gartin Ines and Fbidtlg Frickey rwhat is Martin reaching' or Joyce and Paul, Wwe finally persuaded them to come out of the Music Room into the sunshine. qrqaggfvu f? :Jas 1 ' Q Sf N K 5 I, . A vm i La, L sf .fl -ai? A-f Qin 7 1 .K , xx. if V A , , - .5-.os . -' ' ' , rv, an ' .Q , ,HL ,N X, If V RZ., ,hz r yy? fy' ' axial A-ll, '5 J -1 . qw 1 4 . 9 5--. H . . iv. V, '11 ifGf,, '1 ,, 'iilfflfiffi f, 'V ,, Cv' , -t 31 T55 4 ai V5 1. - Q. ' ' ,u. ' ' - 1 .fa 5,1 . l , f V If f Y .. V . A Eff' T A y V , Y, w. X' 1 k v l: ' ,swf la, -H., ' ' ,,,f., ' f' ,yy qs, J xv 'bf' ,gf 4 0 'N ..J n-any u ' 'wt mf, 1 A3 4. X. 5. ,M 3-H 'O-... 1 .. XJ ,L.,fi, N. 'EVN nr' ,fx , .wig-1. -Q ,v '- . wi' 'T' K - V 'qi s. Q N ,xv i : .f' : ' QQ x n . ,xg S. 4 e fx -5, 4.'-gg, ls Qi. ,QwQfaf.9-W-SRMGMO L A ' K n K ff ?b r m LZ 8 ' 9 lfi 5 94333. 5. 'v lli .-:-: .- g 57 ,. C 5. .,..,..f: 5 if F O O T B A L L Ehe 1944 football season was not a very successful one, As five of the six regulars og last years championship term had gradnatedlit was necessary to build an entirely new teanm Russel Doergeg the only remaining regular was shifted it Am and to a bantfieil positions ' 'Playing the and positions we had Ray Damito, Robert Beek- with, Dave Esaaessu and Donald Cooper. In the center position we had Firearm be kwith, 2e0 CH? Inghm a and Mkrvin Alireison5 Percy louakton, Joe Genchell, Bertie Ames, and Dale hiatus? were used successfully af hmlfbaeks with fussel Uorge and Alvin Friuke sharing iha quarterback position, 'Lnqy war: ,wise een eapuninnh 'Joe Gatehell joined the Merchant Marines, after the second game, Richard broke a hone in his leg in the Tenino game and numerous other minor infections kept the team from -ver 'tfivg in full strengths We lest our first five games bit learned much from anal' of than and in our lest game with Rochester we showed that the team really could do by drubbing our principal rival l4 to O. Next year we will start the season with seven letterman, three on the line ani four in the baekfield. We promise f.Hll of our w5.ounts some very though games. F o o t b a 1 1 P 1 c t u r e BACK 'BCW: NCoach.LSimenson,, ?ercy.'Youckt9ngr.Da1a1 Klntush, . Lawrence Cunninghame ' CENTER ROW: Robert Beckwith, DUme1GfCenpar5.Marvin Alf95Jf0Db- David lsaacaent' ' ' ' ' FPONT ROW: Martin .xnes, Ray' Demitio, slninq Brioke, susnsi Doerge, Richard Beckwith, Mickey Murrary. Martin Ames, Lawrence Cunningham, Donald Cooper, Dale Klstush, Alvin Frioke, Russel Dcerge CCe-Captain! Elvin Frieke QGoeSaptainj J 1 . 25? GIRLQi Lawrence Cunningham, Don Cooper, Dale Klatush. MSP? Q X 9' Q.. X Football Scores State School l4 Napavine 34 Rochester 25 Tenhno 44 State School 50 Rochester O State School 15 Pe E11 21 Boisfort 19 Ldna 26 Rochester 20 Tenino 15 State School ll QQ 311 86 Boisfort 26 Adna 22 Rochestgy 21 Sgpt 3 Oakville Octf Oakville Oct, Oakville Nov, Oakville N0Vi Oakville NOV. Oakville Basketball Scores Fan- oanvilie Jan, Oakville Jan' Oakville Jan' Okkvillc Jan- aakviilc Jan' Oakville Jang Oakville E099 Oalville Fvb- iakviiie Feb. Oakville Fab- Oakville Febf 20 :akville 25 Mar- 4 Oakville 32 I Oakville qotal Points 485 League Play off V District Tournament Baseball Score Apr, 13 Oakville 9 abr. 20 Oakville lO lay 4 Oakville 4 Hay ll Oakville 5 Kay 15 Oakville 4 Tenino poisfort Kalama ga, Tenino 'Rochester Tenino Rochester h -rqw Fehlh :GL - Although hot speotaoulas the l944qv45 basketball season proved to be a successful ones The team captured the Lewisv ThUTSQf :Grays Harbor League championship 'which was prevam ously held by Boistfort, C Yoh Simonsnn was very handicapped at the beginning of the season by' inexperienee, there being no lettermsn left from last year, Eno tid' pguyfl as MEET yrsatios gains as it could, and while it lost ati but one, by the time the league season star ed, coach Simonson had his team in fine playing form, The team had not outstanding starts, but played herd on defense and had good teamwork offense. Peroy'Icucktcn was the captain. The team won its first two league games ard lost the next twoo They came hack and won the next eight ani ended tho season Gsadlockod with Boistfort for the championship woth ten winnings and two llosnes api can it Qfwycff ewes played at Uoniralia which the Qakyille team came from be- hind, to win 32w27o The team then went to the Southwest Washington B. 13ass tournament and was beaten by Kalama cs.w.w0 QQ Cbwmpioimiiph In a past season tournament at Mossyrock, the team lost a thrilling 40-59 contest to Mossyrock, but took third place by beating Boistfort 20-24. Of the letterman in this years squad we expelt serious- ly to return next year so we are trying for a successful Sea SCU 0 l 4 B a s k e t b a l 1 P 1 c t u r e BACK'ROWf. Coach Simonson, Lawrence Cunningham. Rom Gibsoh, Donald Cooper, Mickey Murrary. ' CENTER ROWf Davsaiiosacson, Martin'Ames,jBobert?MDGlintiohg Robert Mitchell, Bob'Wilson, Bill Lediairet FRGNT RGW3 Marvin Alfredson, Robert'Bechwith, Russel Doerge Percy Youokton, Alvin Frioke, Dale Klatusho Y e 1 1 L e a d e r s Beverly Loomis Ethel Mieirs 'Fmt Shepsrd QQWQ ' A .-- veaeriiefmg Due to much rain the 1945 baseball season was a very erratic one. Practice was never 'S success and some of the games were rained out. I . The temm won its first game with Tenino,.1ost the next one with Rochester and again to Tenino and then defeated Rochester. Having won the last game the team.foune itself involved in a three way tie. The team lost to Tenino in the playoff in the tie. At the beginning of the season We had five lettermgn and finished with ten. We lose only two players this spring so will expect a stronger team next year. A L U M N I Patricia Berg Mrs.Bill Miller Olympia Helen Harris Cadet Nurse Tacoma Jean Ferrier Cadet Nurse Tacoma Marjorie Mieirs Waitress Chehalis John Blacisnhmidt Army Maryland Jean Sloppy Oakville Donald Cahill Nmrchant Marine Danville Tom Hall Navy Pacific Theater Velma Wentworth Typist Olympia Jack Gibson Navy Pacific Theater Esther Schneider Cook Oakville Sherdian Baker Navy Paciric Theater Alyce McClintick Phone Operater Aberdeen Denny Golman Farmer Oakville Ruby Peterson Bank Clerk Seattle Stanley Beeler Navy Pacific Theater Bettv McMeekin Mrs. Martinez Oakville Carl Lindholm Army Germany Rae Jean Curtis Waitress Hoquiam Stanley Hall Navy California S C H 0 O L G R O U P bark- -- - I I l vm ' r K ' Vernon Harp, Percy Youckton, Bill LeC1aire,,B0b Wilson,.Ghanles Brant Tom Gibson, Ray Damitio, Russel Doerge, Paul,Bass, Robert rrmangiip Marvin Alfredsong Dean Ames,'Everett Logan, Dale Klatush, Joe 'Mgwavu Ri.4wrd Beokwith,'Bil1'Lipke, Lloyd Shepard. second row, ' ' M Mickey Murrary,,Fred Fricks, Sylvia Brant, Barbara Scott, LTEQLMG Ames, Jerry 'Con Urs, Ethel Mieirs, Veberly Loomisg George Watson, Jim Longberg, Sam Jennings, Lawrence Cunninghams third row, - ' ' Mr. Simonson, Don Gooper, David Isaacson, Bernice Secena, Pat Shepard, Betty Bass, Irene 'Youckton, Betty Bramer,'FaLtk.sSecCiw, Joyce Newton, Thelma Sparks, Helen Sanders, David Berg, Tom Burd. front rowg' ' ' ' ' George Holman, Martin Am s, Evelyn Lindholm, Freda Dir, Marie Connors Barbara Hall, Charlotte Mhltiyre, Lilla Lindholm, Anita Harris, Elaine Gibson, Charlotte Bower, Robert McClintick, Robert Beckwith. 9 , . 1 5 3 Q 5 A D S L MN!!! 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A 'rss ., ,...-4 - ,, He wasn't disturbed as at dinner he sat, Devouring a roast or a pie, ' To think it Tas lacking in a granular fat, Or a couple of vitamins shy. He cheerfully chewed each species of food, Unmindful of treubles or fears Lest his health might be hurt by some fancy dessert-- And he lived over nine hundred years. fI0k2k'IkSk1Y-1k2k2lf1kIkJkJkSk2l0k1l0k2k2k1kJlf iklkilvkfklkflvklk Ikikik PIUFPFJK if 'I Tish you'Wouldn't Thistle at your studies, W cried the irate Mrs. Foxwell . ' ' ' ' 'lt's allright, Mrs. Fbxtell, I'm not studying,' said Russel. Miss Peterson, 'There's nothing like eheerfulness. I admire anyone who sings at his vorkhf ' Redzisinging in Biol. testi nThen you must love a mosquitoen Mr,.Simonson,N So Helen you want e job in my oifieevn Helen S: WYes sir.U - Mrs Simonson,u Are you honest? Have you ever told a lie?n Helen: NNO sir, but I'm.willing to learn.H ff n K!FfL , - Q32 W ' I never see my rectorfs eyes , . Ci xi He hides their light divine-- Nifmgjjy Yvags For when he prays he shuts his own, EWXJQQQS And, when he p eaches, mine. t w Vivfl, 5 ' Myffgffvkgffiffvfffm fi X A7 Mrs. Farwell read this to Alvin one day, E J Don?t worry if your job is small And your rewards are few: mm, Remember that the mighty oak was once a nut like you,g oe:vS1g , This was believed to have happened in Chemistry class: Alas for little wiiiiez Love is likefm Sminion? ' We'll ne'er see Willie moreg ' You taSFe'1t Wlth dellghtv For what he thought was H20 And when it s gone you wonder was H2S04g A ' Whatever made you bite. Q- --,., ..-...... -i..,..-...-1i.ii,--- .... -.. ..,... U1 . I HEAD -QUARTERS QLYIMIPHAWN. 3ooEo Fourth Aves n Phone 6657 JUIEYWIE IL QV The Home of the Keepsake Diamonds Security Building Phono 5561- EADS UIRANSITIEP Q Amigo D SUCID HQAXCE-Hi You Callfk ------------ WB Haul Local and Long Distance Moving Padded vans, packing, crating. Shipping Service Aero Mayflower Transit Co. Thurston, Mhson, Lewis Countys Olympia, Wash. Phone 5587 l , 1 ,, H W , WH7lU.S T of 52 HND H3 t Br1ghtest.cornarnin Olympia Corsages, Funeral Designs Boquets,.leddings, a special 401 Capital lay 4th Avenue Phone 8422 ty ,,, T32 D liiiiu ,- LITTLE HORON STORIES Lv Why did the little moron go to the lumber yard?-elo look for his draft boardg, K a And the one who took his nose apart to see what made it runQ What did the little moron do then he was told he was dying?w Ra moved into the living roomg Why did the little moron lock his papa in the ioebox? Because he wanted cold popg Did you hear about the little moron bride who sat down and cried bitterly when her husband Kent out to shoot craps? She didnft know how to cook themg Have you heard about the little moron who was so bashful th he had to go into another room to change his mind? Two little morons were in jail. They were trying to find a way out. UI know. I'1l shine the flash light up to that . window, you crawl up the-beam and open that nindcwon The 't other little moron objected. HNothing doing5 Ifd get halfway up the beam and you'd turn the light off!! Little moron took two slices of bread and went down and sat on the street corner waiting for the traffic jamg A big truck cams along and gave htm a jar. ' Two little morons went huntingl, The first one shot at a duck, and when it fell at his feet he felt bod that the little duck had died when he shot it, The othcr said5nOh, donft feel so badQ The fall would have killed it anywoyl' .Did you hear about the little moron who cut his arms off? He Wanted to tram n sleeveless sweater, . -7 .-.u N X . f'i-2 'fi - -if V '-if .'.' .'f, -'. '. l UQ tcm t THE H EX33.i..L .STQRE Prescription Druggests cncnalis wasningran PCR TYPEWR ITER X-XDAIWORES 9 .N t Chehalis -Washirgton 'ZI'!'a1D 17-00 tu: 341' EQODTI' Wfmllgagpgg, 112-114 East Wishkah si: Lberdee I1 Wrzshingtcn Quoli ty t shoes for the t entire t family I Abercleuen Washington i 4 :fa f... ' 'eil' ATB 2 5 T ., . . t I l Real Estate Insurance I , 566'E. wismmn st. l ! Lberdeen Washingtcm CGIVIPLIIVIEN OF LIN' S AND B FS? CLOTHING AN D SEZ DES 116 East Bei' on SL, Aberclee n Wg1shiT':t:1.i P -' '- 4',nnF 'A - gl H. .. --- V - J.. -.-...,-.... sat in the general The old mariner was spinning a yirn as he store WYes for three days and nights we Worked at the pumps, Q . Y . and still the Water gained on.us: At last we gave up the hopeless struggle. There We was--sinkin', sinkinf, expecting to perish ev- ery half a ndnute. It was horful time, believe me. Sudden-like we feels the Wessel a-rising up through the water. She riz till . Y . M . U .U t her keel was a'most out o'water, and me rides into port righ on top o' the waves. We was saved! 'Ou it happened nas, we had a board, and when tie water reached it, it rose cargo of yeast on and.rose, till it fairly lifted up the ship!N A kind-hearted clergyman asked a convict how he jail. The fellow-said, with tears in his eyes, th ing home from prayer-meeting, and sat down to rests fell asleep,' and While he was asleep there the county built a j and when he awoke the Jailer wouldn't let him out. came to be in at he vias coma ail around him, A musical show with a relatively small cast was playing onew night stands through the Middle West. Houses had been poor. On one particular night the advance sale had been unusually small. The anxious manager was backstage before the show and found the comedian'peeking through the peep-hole in tma curtain. Wwell, how is the house?W the anager asked.' WBetter than Yenosha,N answered the comedian, Wbut we've still get them outnumberedln Two strangers found themselves seated next to eachcether at din ner. Soon they were eschinging pleasantrics. MSO you are an actor,N said the first on learning the othervs ' Profession. WI am a banker, but do you know, I am ashamed to say, I haven't been to the theater in over ten ycQrs.N WOh, don't ap1ogize,W said the Thespian, nI'm sure I havent been in a bank in much longer t an that.N , Movie Star-Wlet me introduce you to my husband.H Director--nDe1ighted. I am always glad to meet any husbands of yours.v Denny- H Have you christened your new baby yet?H larry- Wwe have.W Denny- NAn what did you call it?N larry- HHazelgW Dennyi NShure, and with a thousand saints ti name the peer girl after,ye had to go and name her after a nut.W 'Jiggs- WHow do you make an Englishman happy in his old age?U Biggs- HTell him jokes when he is still young.W -'Q-til...-.. .. ,vi V Y ------.--v , ,,.. X, ...E S..- - - ... H- .. A .,, ,-- M., - ,. ,hx MW ,, , :FN W.- 3-'O' xl 2474, 1 1 r, qv , - , -' X-1' I-'J Egg' 'L' V f,fi'1Q'ffWxi:g ' 5555'f.z' 11 ff1:.- -----'- '--it-' .Iqw-i...- 'f-.JV ' f,l. RLJ' xx lx- 5 . cf? 7 VU Lf iam ii H ST.--gr-1' 34.313 LUBJICATION R.I5.I... MOTOR OIL 4.OUb-Yrzxllq . .-.TL13 TLL5, TUBES, B,LTT,.JliI:JS ,NJ..ICHfQi3 BUNCH VIKARR MGR., SEORT O.R1JQ.JS 1.1,.gg:'r Yom saI.:gN.Js O N V A IQNC' H L L.. L 5,3 ' I..LA -.MSIQIRJGTON v 4lrh 21 Main Phone 120 5 7 V rm.-- 'I' -'Q '- -'1-4-QQ.-..,,,.. . , Q Q 4 5. !-'--.Airs jx.. Q I LJ..- .L.L.--. i , Q, g F :i 'f'g T.' ' gjftg. fix :Q-5,-X ,T- ,, -, -- ,, N , f 5 if D 5L3u,f1'fg X G .M--I if CQ -.flu a Xfkvf 'll 1 LT' 3 I N.. ,N ',.' Q g N 1 .4 .. .aw .ul -......:-..ff.L.O :il Ll--Aii f fu ! I IM-1--X.-V3 1--If-,.l, 1 5 CONGRA TULA.-rio NS x .f f RY f I PHL f V x lxfglkj -- -1-'- '-4-1. Tom-:E , A I4 c L A s s 0 F 1945 fu 5 . . a rf. 5 -A I- I - LL., .Jr 1'-1.1102-I - PHQNE 175 1 L, -,mncznr R In t I ELM. LJASHI1-:GTOIJ F'H4,mI:C ff? ' ' Best feed on the market ' Elm '...fiTivfI4'i 5P'X' Q -A'--- --A-----'---------.....-....,.-...-,,,.4 ,1,,f,i, OCCABLONAL OCCURENCES IN THE COURTROOM3 dhhve-you eye: appl ed s p V s before?N 'Yes, your honor.H nIn what suit?W WMy blue serge.n Landlord: WYou know We keep it very quiet and orderly here. Ie you have any children?W ' OlN'C . W , 1 NA piano, radio, or victrola?N YYNO .H ' - WDO you play any musical instruments? Do you have a dog, cat or parot?N ' WNO, but my fountain pen scratches like heck sometimes.N WHaven't I seen you before?n' asked the judge. NMaybe,W replied the tailor, USO many men owe me money I can't remember their faces.n Judge: iWWhat's your name,oceupation, and what are you charged With'2!l . Prisoner: NMy name is Sparks, I am an electrician and I'am charged with battery. Judge: WOfficer, put this guy in a dry cell.N Judge: Wlt seems to me that I have seen you bcfore.U Mrs. Foxwellz nYou have, your Honor, I gave your daughter sing ing lessons. Judge: WThirty years.W PECULIAR EPITAPHS - 1 Here lies Cynthia, Stevens wife, Of children in all she bore She lived six years in calm and twenty four: STTi'f'C, . Thank the Lord there will be no Dtath came at last and set her more. free, I was glad and so was she. 4 WNOW be sure to write plainly on those bottles,n said the far mer to the druggist, whisk is for the horse, and which is for me. I donft want anything to happen to that horse before I gel all the hay cut.W Q I Many a checkered career ends in s striped suit. . , , ' f- ' , A ' . 17 1 LDQQWQJS 4 INSURANCE HDFMQSTQVQ W-W. WILSON AGENCY - Levis County's large, fffign friendly Drug Store. ' fx A place where you'll onjwy trading, Simi? On The Main Corner Ghehalis Phone 129 Elma SHIP c9IHAN50N DW. JH.Mcp'xPTHUT? M.D. Qldsmobilo ,Sales and Service. In Firestone Hbme 5 Auto Supplies P H Y S I C I'A N Phono 167 AND Nbrt sub 8c. Hanson, Owner S U R G E o N 208 So, Pearl Ccntralia, Wn. Oakville, - Washington VRE nn iow, define capital der nf.H i ig-HI guess it7s the Honey the other fellow hast' wAntLlunet?e1'Labor?W fWkut's easy. Trying to get any of it away from him,U B . Eos:-uHHow is it that you're only carrying one sack, when the other men are carrying two?N Laborer--uwell I suppose they're too lazy to make two trips like 15 dex ' y HThis is an ideal spot for a picnic.W 'It must be. Fifty million insects can't be Wrong.W .Mrs4rHarris lwho has misread the clinical thermometerJ-- NDsctor! You had better come at once. My husband's temper- ature is l2O!W Danton icalmlyl--HMy dear hrs. Harris, if that is so, it's too late for me. You should call the fire department.H Sylvia: W You can bet the:radio will never replace the newspaper.H Bernice: WHOW Come?W Sylvia: NYou can't wrap packages with a radio.N 4 WIt's so dark in here, N the first tonsil remarked to his neigh- bor, Wthat I havenft the slightest idea where we are.0 ' UI think this must be Capistrano,N observed the second tonsil, -Here comes another swallow. Esaminer--Uwhat is Old G1ory?W Candidate for Naturalization-- 'I don't remember.W WW at is that you see flying over the courthouse?W WO yes: pigeons!W Paul B ss: uno you think that long hair makes a man look intelleotd ual?' David I: WNbt when his wife finds it on his coatg it then.makes him look foolish.' Sail Peter--'How did you get here? George H: WFlu.W x'Wlt Curtis: WDo you want a hair cut, Sir?U bLll Lipkc: UNb, I guess I 'll have 'em all cut.W . Q N pf: a chicken big enough to eat when it's two Weeks: old?W i course notir ' 11 haw docs it manage to live?W X B I I Q1-IENTRA'-'A ' . DFWIE OR .OTHERWISE - ne we O LB ERS, ABCD? EOUE EYESS ' f 217 South Tower f ELKS-1 BUILDING: , Centralia, Washington. PHONE ABEEEEEN .ave ' - E ' 103 I. lishkah Aberdeen, Wnu Edw. Thoreson Phone 855 , ' . - . V. 1.- .--. . -. A S A on 3 l SUCSCES'SO'RS1'f'0' To U ' ,J .1 3, fl G I ED R E SS C ROGG S FURNITURE' A worth. , 107 North Tower Ave. D v L 1: v I NE N I fr H Contralia Washington nberdeen' 4 'Washington g J------------A --- S , f V ,. , i Q 4 1, ' 4, ' ' 1' X , an ' N 4 L C ONGRI TUI,.'.'I'I ONS Y 0 Gy CI wily L MX 1 ' IT PAYS TO ATTEND A Lf 'N W, ' SOOO BUSINESS SCHOOL TOO. f i ENROLL WITH US' Drugs and Stationery A un rx Printing Q Developing , T One day service U 5 N N E S S . , Heron and Broadway 0 5 N Aberdeen, Washington M' 'I of E e T E S S miss'reterson: RNCW you have read the story of 'Robinson Crusoe' Barbra, tell me what kind of a man you Uiink he wassn A Barbra H, WHe was an acrobat, because it says after his days ' work he .'t down on his ohest.H ' Anita: HI have nothing to do today.H Helen: Gee! that's bad, How will you know when youfre through?H Mrs. Ftxwell: NSince Italy has recently been freed, some one should be able to tell.me the national air of Italy.W Alvin Fricke: HGarlic.H Miss Peterson: HName five animals found in Alaska.N Charlotte B: HThree seals and two polar boarS.N George H: N What would you call a man who hid behind a womenfs skirt?U Mr. Amidon: N A Magician.h Mr. Simonson: HYou toss this paper back and do it over, it is terrible.n ' ' ' Martin Ag UNO, the paper isn't, it's U1S'WTitiHgan Summer Visitor: HI suppose there are many peculiar characters in this villagean ' ' Native: nYbs, Magam, there is,'bht-most of 'men1are just hero for tzeir varation.9 UStand up,n shouted the evangelist. HStand up if you vint to no to eavon.n - :ll stood no but one old man. Hbonit you-want to go to Hsaven?N asked the PTSHC??Tfrf+, ' Hsure I do,N replied the old man, Nbut i 81H't SO-HS Wlln HU eXcursion.' J D9n't worry if you stumble-e worm is about the only thing that eanft fall down.4 I D ,L '- mqmiiifuiifii ' mm Es su-MMP ' Centrelia, Wash. Florsheim Shoes Manhattan Shirts EQUALITYHOMEEFUERNITUREFOR LEESS -- . ' Esi?53?lf?i X . Yiiygirvg my .N .. 1iQ!55g3gZg??g, -3. , - -A Q 1 ' 5g'kF3? . CENTRALIA WASHINGTO N PHONE 88 ' 'gunoil in ' f' -'41-Au' T , 1,, if 41. , ' -V '-nl 1, 1717 , 41 41, Il, , 1 V CEXHDEEEQW ELT QSUCKDIREE GRQCEVUES HOUR FEED D E D!-XWT10 GL ARVI LLE WASH. P H o NE 262 ' L 7 ,W , EIAHQEBGDRE MAD ID IBAUYYERV 1 ll-I qqllxhuwu ,I ulmstbixlkl X . X ABERDEEN WASH. his rife asked him to sony 3 radio fearpeh He did has bfstjsr' got tue stations et once, ..A' ted this is rrgt he xrot, do'n,' WHsnds on Rggsj place one out of flour on your shoulder. 1315? knees and depress toes, mix thoroughly in one hulf cup or milk, re peat six timeso Inhele quickly one hols feespoon of baking po'do:, . . lower the legs and mash two herd boiled eggs in e sieveg exhale uickly, breathe naturally end sift in.e bovlq Atienggoni Lic flat n the floor and roll in whites of two eggs bookusrd and fortsrd'un' til it comes to e boil. In ten minutes remove from fire und rub, smartly with s rough towel. Breath naturally, dress in Term flan- nels and serye with tomato soup, D Mr. Simonson- NCan you explain radio to Som J- 'Well if you had o very long dog Chicago, and you trod on its tail in Ne Chicago. Thet's telepathy end radio is without the dog.N ' 1 'me, Sum?W reaching from New York to N York, it would bark in prieiselv the same, only WDid'you set Q steel trap on your front poreh?H WYeh,'U1e wolf had better not come to my season WWell, you've caught o bill vollecter,N DDO you live within your income?W WGood heavens, nos! It's 211 I can do tr lmys xgtnir my credit.W 'Alvin is so qonceitei.' N 'Yes, on his lest bgrwhdoy he font H teiegfao or oxngnntulntion to his mother.' WWhet's the idea of the Green's having Fgeuoh 1 ','- ssons?n WThey have odoptcd e French teby, end furt to understand what 3' she gays when she begins to t:lk.K' Hobbs- WI reallybelieve you have stopped your worrying. What brought the change?W Dobbs- NMy troubles are more reel than they used to'be.N fWDOetOT,n ,Gerry said loudly, bouncin, ., room, 'I want you to say frankly what s wiong with mort ' He surveyed her from head to foot. 'MaJ,i, he said at length, 'I've just three things to tell YGU1W 1First, your weight wants reducing by meerly fifty pounds? nSecond, your beauty would be improved if you used about one tenth as much rouge and lipstiok.W WThird, Z'm an artist- the doctor lives on the wept rloor.H ylhey were walking by the seaside, and he sighed and she sigheis g , Y You tell 'em Chlorofcrm, You can put tem to sleep - - ......... .--A. ... Y- .-..,. .-,, , ,--..-Y V W Y it YY Y V H,-1 ALICE LEECH '-' ALEX H L E L OWNERS QMCHICK 1 Rmxzmme AND comwmmame ALL BILLS PAYA-B'L--E WI-TH'.I'N 3Q,,DA:Y's 4 1 L,J26 Wesiwgekfliivf L H 'Phgne WBTGH-.475 - . 1' , . 4, M, P ,, ,, Ladies' d G ts'- Tailbr. Gents' f'urni,shj.ng U ., L szrzirfg-5 4 I I LO D 1 IT. 516 N. Tower. Avenue Centralia, Wastgiggtohn CONPLIMEITS I O F L RAW. Brynef owner I L DQFWlONDMT1wucws If . L DESOTO ---- PLYMOUTH l L L 5 C ARS -lu. . . ., . . V HV I- V coca clcnne-sf' ------+--- H sin e 1896 'f ' O' 0 H9 N E RL O F M I R K -'Il Xa K. S T S 1 'A fi 'I ! b d X h TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS 'DOG TNfBED, ASKS DIVORCE WILD LIFE LEAGUE TILL MEET TO-NIGHT ONICY PROSPECTS REPORTED STRONG HOTEL BURNS. TWO HUNDRED GUESTS ESCAPE HALF GLAD. NIGHT SCHOOL T0 HEAR PEST TAIK THUGS EAT THEN ROB PROPRIETOR BACHELORS PREFER BEAUTY TO BRAINS IN THEIR WIVES BABE FEET AND TIVTED TONSILS IATESTXVITH SANDIES SENATE 'E-mssms DEATH, PENALTY 'LEWIS WINS AND LOSES UNION SUIT. NEWSPAPIR STORIES After the wedding cerennney the Church ef God orchestra struck up the old hymn, WThe Fight Is 0n,N and the audi- ence camo through with a big cheer. The accident occured at Hillcrest Drive and Santa BRT'bT8 Avenue as theciead mon was crossing the intersection. R.V. Jones, crooner and orch,stra leader, was shaken and bruised today, when his car left the road and over- turned during a storm. It was feared his vocal cords were nat injured. Three children died in a cleudburst hear Memphis, Texas, os flnods swept that section of the Southwest. Bennefic- ial rains also fell in the San Angelo Area.' . The bride was gowned in thite lace. The bridesmeid's gowns Were punk. The whole color scheme of the decorat- ions was punk. The bride is to be resurfaced with brick, laid herring- bone style en Q bed of sand with concrete mixture in the joints, VA V TWV -H- L J, - j., ..- ,.,..,-----....., ...- . NQ1LlQldsCX! ,ljjmsgi -J-.Ji 1 SEHK? Q A -rx r : K f' fx, QF T 1 fi:-f C3-? Ny! x,fxvx- 4' QNJ I A RESOURCES OVER,THEEE HUNDRED MILLLUN DOLLARS ELMA BRANCH MONTESANO BRANCH ELMA,WhSHINGTON MONTESANO, WASHINGTON COM ERCIAL R SAVINGS ACCOUNTS C 0 N G R A T U L A T I R N 5 TO THE' C L A S S O F T Q A E Oakville is part of Grays Harbor 'and so are wo, XO- - w 'fr' N, -f mr N' J ' E '1 -.1 X-3 J Li 1 N ul., f Ni. M O N T E S A N On W A S F I N G T 0 N - .,, ...W : HUMOROUS SAYINGS What the girls say: A thing of beauty is a boy forever. Life is just one fool thing after nnotherglove is just two fool things after each other. When 'ifriting love-letters to your girl, it's always an act of ' precaution to begin: My dear sweetheart and gentlemen of th, jur-y.ll 4' The tragedy of the flea is that he knows forya certainty that all of' his children vi ll go to the dogs. A r - A441 When a woman really loves a man, he can make her do anything she rants to do. g e N ,rt Opportunity knocks once, and the neighbprs the rest of. l Quge, Modern Version: Marry in haste, repeat at pleasure. There are too Kinds oi' fishermeng those who fish for sport and those who- catch something. The beauty about rearing a large family is tkat at least one o f them may not turn out like the others. The glass that cheers--milady's mirror, A Some girls keep their love lettersg etners let treir love letters Keep th emi i .Angirl no longer marries a man for better or worse. Sho marries nina for more or less. Reducing experts live on the fat of'1 e land. love is t he delusion t hat one girl differs from an oth er. The wife who drives from the back seat isn't any torso than the husband 'th 1 cv :flcs from the dining-room table. lf' amen still has his appendix and histvnsfls, the ohanceswi are that hefis a doctor. The cerieteries are filled with people who thought the Wzmrlig, c-r:uldn't get along without then. ' A 'K Stealing a kiss may he petty larceny, but somethimes itfs grand. The oyster is not the only one who has a crab for a mate.. '4 A HKS H A L L-WYE L L. S 1 xl .g a MAKESURE f F BY INSURING '1'I'IROUGH THE 6 5 , IQ . . 1 ' 1- Q I fs 1 TCMEQ Y 1 3 1'-'-ONTESANO H .. rf: K ' ' I Q. CHLSL rv OWNER N S U R A N Q E l F i 4- ,AXif'GENCYg 4 ' 1 , I A K V I L L E, W A S H. Phone E55 Montesano, Wash. W .L Y , ,pw-5 , , , ..,n,,,-...'. Y VY H, Q, Y , Y I I YK' NIA ' Q 2 N xg y Y N LN .19 f . 1 ... -- Y R , ' is-' f' 2 i , , F Y . XT -,-0 l H Lvk ,ziggy I I B I fd! kk N X- -x ,gk . A A QQ'- 3 ' ' f-4 GD' E ' 1....N 9- -.,,' f Y I , giw V Q- ' g - .H 1'1 QV! Q, .7 1 QUALITY CLOTHING QQ J-sf' ,. - ' Q SHOES Lxyeff X46 , XA 'T Q F 0 R M E N Aff, 13 ,Aff 5 w o M E N . A 'ar ,kQ,vff qw EX - c H 1 L D R E N 5 2 'i 8 1- I .xy : U g I L1 A ELMA, 1 WASHIANGTON J S 4 4 .c.o.u.P.1...Lu.E.N.Ls Q! 5 rms f5,QALI'1fY,QIAMQN'DS 5 U if 2 ' i Q3 L E i K, I 2 Complete line .of Q ' 2 QUALITY JEWELRY AND WATCHES 5 a 4... . ... 2 ,., f',,........ X , Y ' I 11 i N !-1ARIf'w fl lv- ' E'f'VC 9 , , JJ ..- b ,J H N L J , i+ IEWELRYSTORE Q chehalu' Washington' Q l chehalis, washington 52:15 Mm I . goodf-.enough 'for' darling?n She: UNO, you're not, but not, but you're too good for other gir1.n A lucky guy is a G.L. with and a cigarette lighter both ings 'Pvt.: nMay I have a three- pass?U Ist Sgt: Noh yesg your gra mother, I suppose.N Pvtf: UThats right. Shefs TUU, youre any a wife work- day nd- making her first parachute jump.n U' 4 . Wnege are you going, my pr ty mal . HI'm on my way to gymnathic theoelau she lithped as she reeved a thigh. et- mfsgt,: nMy wife never finds my money where I hide it. I put it in the basket with the undarn- ud sOcks.n Station Hospital Captain.-- qu 'Your vision is very poor. Was- nit your eyesight tested at the induction stntion?n Erivrtez mikey didn't examine 13 eyesenthey counted them. Tt's a mistake to Vtell your wife e thine ur tween tell ner ern, ard stick to it. RC PMN ,TF 3 l Chapter lg Clad to meet your, Chester lla IQQQT the moon ffm: 1:1513 fu? '7 Qhggngelglg Just one more, dear, ,Lfp1O - 1 P chapter JY! Do Nou? I dv: Chapter YB Uamdahdlmo , 1 . 4 s . NDC You know any reliable rule for estimating the cost of linrf' ing? - f WYes. Take your ineome,What- ever that may be and add 25,per- cent.N - USO Joe M. was the life of the party?N ' Robert B:,UYeah, he was the only one who could talk louder than L the T8diO.n Russel: W u ' we'11 be be late for EL5T?L2SSE5,U Beverly: nI'm trying my reduce- ing machine: I'll be readynin a hundred shakes.n HI dreamed k1st,night that I inn vented a new type of lunch food and was sampling it when--- PYes, yes, go on.U HI woke up and found a-corner of the mattress gonelu Alvin: UI managed to get drunk last night on cider. David I: uYou must have found it rather harden She: HThis is an ideal spot for a pienie.n He: M It must be. Fifty mill ion insects emnft be wrcne-U Upnlg, you musnft laugh out P 1 loud in the uEhoe1rooreH DnlE2 LI didn e main to do it I was smiling and the smile bust Ode Percy: Nwhere wwe the Declara- gign Cf independence :iQHPd?H ' RodC5 UAt the Lotsem E guess.' ' i.7?y 1... May these ladies distrust man in general, but not us LF partie ulars ,Ak Y ..., -4 -.A -- -1.-. :-.-..--.. .---M... '. I I l . , f--41' , - -inns, .. V' ' ' ' 2 , ,, ..., xf Hi, j3'5fC T f 'F , - ,- -.-. ,vff -- fm XV-114 Gif 5 Jn 5 i!hY!,fQF7-1' P 5 'f1. 'L..,f'T ' lfi, kj' N '-2' L,.gL ,'.. KQV -3 fl ' Ta:: H W?'fN ?'W'l iraffb - rf'M ix ' fW TX Qqgf' .11 , 1 - , J 3 l Q- X, '. 3,12 ' '- QHQQQ U H M 4 -f if 1 YYY! vi all J i W 2 P 'Qi' , ' - ' 1.11. 'TW .ff ET- Fi--il fuk? x. 'I 6514 ' Ai V-,- . S '- ini-'J flxiiilx 21.3.--J fb E 1 I ' 'ww' ' '54 I 231-,, N gl XX . LJ... mlxWDi0, WUShiH5L9D. AUGfd6GBg wweningiun ! i - - ' ll N'N T'aQy I it ' H'N VE W MT-L-lxillxix Q 3 XM V,,. 1 U U-M-LL qj H Q f x 1 1 Q! 7 1 W QaNIq f ' ,. ,m f 9 LLM 1 1' ' Cys M Q 1 3 p Q EHNGFES La-.. Fountain 1 F ' Centraliaz Washington '--' A 1 -+..-.. ..:,e- gr ....- Y : 1-, , M-- Y -Q.-f --v W A i -H Y W Y 1 Y,'luv Q4 AWEH INS ldfamonds Watches' Iewelry Official RJRA 5 Watch Inspe ctors N Q 1 I 'r 1 I , - 5 .R 1 I f Q 5' w H I-if 5 iw K. ! I E K xv 3 x .,,1 5-,.. 0.-7 L...-1 ' f 1 S, ,Wg , Via:-1I: 'I' :34u f 5 Centra '31 0-12: , i..........-.,..-..,...., -,...................-- --. .-.,.... .-.- . KEEP? EN .'Q'1..fi UT .- BUY MORE Wifi F? if-7'5 .ETIU VIR ?' - SAVING- 5 'SLQQ 1 Oli? 9f'x'N . i ' 1, u hp' '. C 'me Hme or EaSy creams! N jf Phiine 144 centrana ' , pg , 'line Renta'-1 f3 iT 't:' 4 A H E R N ' S . I Q Oalffftliilfs v-I ,'f..g?ffjg13Q1. ff' Ericke confided to his rather the other day, Nfhe higher I get on Saturday night, the low- er I feel on Sunday morning. Beverly made a confession 1 when she told Teddy, 'Hugging is the best way to get around - beauX.' . - Don't let this get around to Miss Peterson, but we just rea of a Freshman teacher, in Pe- Ell--Quote: WSpanking takes v less time than reasoning and penetrates to the seat of mem- ory soonerln End of quote, end of freshman. , d, When asked how he spent his vacation, Dave Berg repliedg NOh, I had two operations and am now rid of my money entire- ly.Y? .. One third year Home Ee. girl turned in a paper stating: WThe children need thorough cooking.W Mrs. Simonson doesn't want to' see the resuIts: 'Hal HBS laughed the recruit. nYou can't fool me. I know they have get potato-peeling ma-. chines in this army.' ' WYes, smart chap,U replied the Sergeant, 'and you're the latest model.W .- To quote Mr. Simonson: WThe trouble with women is that they'd rather mend your ways than your socks.W A Dave I. is so conceited, that on his last birthday, he sent a telegram of congratulation to his mother! f J NI wonder how that expression 'slept like a baby' ever get started,N wailed the Weary papa as he climbed out of bed at three a.m. . In Biology class one day a wen freshman, Robert Beckwith, asked Miss Peterson, WWhat is a traf- fic light? v l Miss Peterson asked the class sto answer. After a long pause a very slow considerate answer came forth, WIt's a little green light that turns red as your car approaches.N One dark windy night, when the 9:10 bus drove into the Oakville Grand Central, stage Goach'Ter- minal, a great blowing-was heard after a time a red faced, con- fused lad named Alvin, came back- ing down the steps, 4 Station Master Harvey shouted, WFricke whats the matter?W Alvin replied, WOh, the public be jammed, Mr. Harvey.N PHYSPJCLCMIF3 Wiilmfnust paint your husbandYs throat with silver n1trate,,MN 1 EYS. NEWRP2J!WUse 5315-nitrite we can afferd,the,Ei t.'. 114. X' - I 4 Miss Peter song.. -?j'Sp'ell the capitol QfnGGIm5HYau - Joe Menishz' NB-E-REIfN. Thefl Air Force bombed the 'L' out of it N ' E , . YI told Bill that I read where the average woman's clothes weigh eight ounces.W Wwhat did he say?H WHe said he didn't realize their shoes were so heaVy.W , nHaw did it feel to be under an anesthetic?N ' Wlt was beautiful. I thought it was heaven ---- till I saw the doctoran R ' 0 ' F D C C O lf fl .T L L -T I O B3 S o T H GR fIU.1TII5'G CLQS-3 OE' 1945 IN PA N U :' 5 5 fm CH I LDREN 'EIIPYQTO D,sP.xR:'1Qsw'1' sToR1a Cantraliag anim A c ENTRALIA , WASH. . ig Q, .nzmw RAMLHAL ,I CN :,gf?fW1?te fb, IPD-MIR Maw w-HQEELITWTICQCN ' M UF ' W l jr W FLUORESCENT LIGHTING 0 A LAMPS OF ALL KINDS '19-?-3 Nyrower Ave. Phone 56 4 0 VV 8 Y Vvntraliq, Wash. Centz-al ia, Wash. Phone 655 --3, Y - V H F-Q, X F1w'me.Y'!Y Ciowncwnl M! VIQQJGYNS . V -1 14-lj! OCC 'C1blOTXS Tetenhonesi ,HQ 595 , 271 31014563 fofoil 4 N:z.207T3F z..9WT?4TfIA WA3H.....- Q,supQ f0 x ?IcHr1ELnQA- xx Pnooucms L fx X BATTERIES, 1 ,fa 0 LJ 'f'lRES-JRECIQPPING FAST BATTRYCHAFQCANG 9 STEHHNS - HNGST , Q11 NVQ Hifi PM .W.,. W '55 '-. V .A V- v r .- , , 'Y i Lady: Cstaring disgustedly at a Paseo sailor on the busli NEongf do you tave a pocket handkerchief?W Sailor: qsniffiingpg 'fYes'm but I ain't allowed to iesafi-rf , f.. ff' A soldier was relating his adventures in the junglea nAmmunition, food and whiskey had run out,U he said, Wand We were all parched Hmr thirst.n NBut wasn't there a y'water?W WSure, but nobody'wanted to wash.n The old lady metcx young man in e gorgeous new uniform. Wwhat rank docs your uniform represent?H she asked. Eitm a naval surgeon,W he replied. amy, my how you young people do spcc1alize.W Waitress: I'1l Russia in a table and Fiji fast. Japan the menu yet? The Turkey is nice.W First customer: BOkay--Turkey and I Bolivia can put a cuba sugar in my Jevnvv ' Wwitress: 'Sweden it yourself, I'm only hero to Servim.n .First customer: HDon't Genoa the customer is always right? Whatfs got India? You thing arguing Alps busincss?H Second customer: WGanada racket Spain in the neck.W A I sneezed a sneeze into the mir it fall to ground I know not where But hard and cold were the looxs ui uLOoC Ia'whose vicinity I snoze Wcmen's faults are many, iuen have only two, Tverything they say, fad Qgervthing they do. Beneath the spreading chest- nut tree The smith works like the ieuceyn For not he's selling gasoline Hot dogs and orange juicen WWell dear,' his mother asked the Boy Scout, Fred Fricke, Have you done your good turn todoy?n ' - WYou bctche,W said Fred. W I taught sister Revo never to sti her tongue out at Boy Scouts.N I I Martin Ames: 'Mother I'm invited out to dinner shall I eat my jie tith a spoon or fork? l W 4 ' Mrs. Amesz W A fork, of course, Mhrtin.W darting WHcre you got some pie I can practice on7' This is believed to be the eorld's shortest poem: -- .H JLOCS Adam Had 'em ! ck ,ls A x T f l xy f ' , -..... 4. - ...... mx 'I XI ,N .' L1 1 .' N Q1 J 5. K D SUV fo GN E0 ,NNNIORA HES X u fx U5 U' PM 5 m CONTRGL T PCM OWU Swv: QQ f5fif151 '::fE1' I I-:.-I.-iq gi CHEHALIS WASHINGTON PHONE ev x ' iizigiiigiggigfffff N... .... 'I ' Q1W. ' -' . 8 ff! N A x IN MONTESANOW A V .lill..,.uon1 , Ham DWNED N WE WELCOME YOUR BUSII-1Dil HUMOROUS DEFINITIONS 4 ,f ADVICE -'A men who tries to be everything but himself. ADVICE- The onc'thing which it is WMore blessed to give than re- eeive.N ' A ,i EIGAMIST- - one who makes the same mistake twice. EORE- One who insists upon talking about himself when you want to talk about yourself. BUDCET M A Method of worrying b-fore you spend instcod of after- carer ,nn my QJHJZIUISH -- -fue Yfhich your Wife beats you. IOURTSHIP W The period during which the girl decides whethcr or not she can do any better. nv,,,,.',-,,g,, - , T JlAiDND - A womon's idea of 1 stepping stone to success. FAME f Chiefly o matter of dying at tin right moment. DRIEND - One who has tm. smme enemies you hive. EORTY - The ego when e woman stops potting herself on the back fad begins under the chin. CIRI.- Alwoys one of three things: hungry, thirsty, or both. HUG - A roundabout nav of expressing affections. IROHY- Giving fmther 2 bilfold for Christmas, JOKE - Enjoyed by sonn and misunderstood by most. KISC - P some thoueh often used as conjunction: it is never de- , '.n..i',i. , ' I 9 s.J ' 'fe' it is more common than proper and is used in plural end ag ,cas with ell genders. IAUNDRY W A place where clothes are mxngled. . I IIFE -- First half ruined by our parents :ind second holf' by our chil- 1l,:.'K2IAl as ZQVE 5 The feeling thwt makes a mem make a fool of himself. Ivififli - :ine who wishes 11' ere rms 'rfise ds he t71Tin'ks'!iis vfife thinks he is MARRIAGE H The only life sentence thxt is suspended by bed behnvior. MCSQUITO - Designed by God to make us think better of flies. MpTHER - A boy's best friend, and if he comes home late enough he xug'find her Mere. r waxVf1a1awmE1Lw swrjmn m-umocs RA Pr-uv ' Lelii B Clltk Hotel i 1 Q Centralia, Washingtzn ' ,, i , 2 A ws ' ST d d ul -mf-1 4 Q! rw r- CSD e:n:::a Y Q E ' E'x g:,.,... ..,-,,.,-3 '1 -,-, K.. -xx'-5 EDVOQ CJTS Eff--E E ff? '55 .2, fill vw E X Oxvvd- ' WIADLEV 525+ ALNO He Cl: rmq G3 ,WWE 'V ' - --- flvqfillvx-, THE BEST CHAPTEFCS E 'ABE YETTO BEWTYVTTEN K'Iree .and 'united America iw' driving forward Eant the besf chapters are yet to E51 writteny Let us .all pull fcgeiher and help write those fhapters of MVICTORYW vig WPELCEW,' ' E PUGET SOUND POWER ANU UGHT C0-E I Fra Amidon-NThis is a tobacco plant in full ilivergt Robert Wilson--Hnnd how long will it be before the eigaretces i srlpe?N X. A business man, whose office was high up in a skyscraper, h d n a oint waited impatiently for a farmer, with whom he a a pp M ment. Finally, an hour and a half overdue, the farmer tottered into the office, puffing and panting. NSorry I'm so late,H gasped the hayseed, Nbut it's a long clinb up those sixty flights of stairs,n , NStairsIN exclaimed the business man, NWhy didn't you come up in the elevator?W ',i WWal, I Kinda wanted to QW returned the farmer, Hbut I just missed the durn thing.n Lloyd S. says this is the last time he's a gonna get shun by one of these slick city fellers. One come along and sold hi: an incubator, and he's been trying to get it to work for a week. lt ain't laid a single egg yet, Hi complains. Mother- nWhat's the matter now, Stanley?N Little boy-WP-papy hit his finger with the hammer.N Mother- WWell, you needn't cry at a thing like that you 1augh?W Boy- Cstill crying!-- I did: ' . Wmfdmnw One Sunday little Ellen took Jean, whose parents were nonbclieru ers, tp Sunday school and then brought her homo for dinner, when they were seated at the table, illcnfs father bowed his head aid said something that make Jean ask, WWhat's your Esther saying?N n'He's euring grace,' replied Ellen. WWhat's grace?N asked Jean, It's thanking God for our food.H Ellen told her. To which foam exclaimed, nOh, we pay for oursin A small boy was so imaginative that he frequently told tall telzs which were far beyond the exact truth. Qne day he rushed into the house excitedly and told his m ther he had just seen e bear in Une ba Hrd. HNOW Bobby U siad his mother, Hyou know it wesnft a bear ckya , , t u to your room and knee 1 it was just a big dog. I want you o go p down and pray to God to forgive yor for telling a lie. After a few minutes the boy cane downstairs again. ' WDid you ask God to forgive ym1?W Yes, and He said it was all right. Ho sind HG thought it was d bear himself hen He first saw it,H ,A 911915 in YSl10WSt0I1G Park, ' when asked Why he was lacking the fl-Est finger of his right hand, answered: ' nqtgxiigsjglrg liluiiefimn dngrboy, for twenty-five years, end I jus ,L T,s G ngqr o ointin' out ls ' t- lnqulSit4ye2x istS,, P e E p cos of ln crest to t ...- , - -..,,,...- ...-.....-1-..1..---...--. ,-.-.1-. .I JO UOQS Q ALCWER .ef QQS2 X N rjdff f Cayo Distinctive Portrsiture 217 East Wishkah St. Aberdeen, 'L Washington tgniuiuui- - - ---- -----.7-.-?-fp , 'L Perscr api? nom Drug CEU B E G K E R B U I L D I N G Aberdeen Washington. PERSCRIPTIONS SICK ROOM SUPPLIES AND TOILET ARTICLES ,, .I ...A ,, -Y .v ,!l- -I . ., ' YNAKU QE 3 Q 9 mmm 35 SUCH? C L 0 T H E S F O R M E N A . AND , N YOUTBE Q I ABERDEEN, WASHINGTON4 E T N .. . ... ri -Ji 4 ' P 'R-'f T'i'.f '155 'r'a'1giif ' I h 52.-gn, J U L- E N i ,--I, 1 f O74 O LL I 3 . H 1 ,A CIJNOXO : Q 3 Give your CiXg'9fa I 1 . 1 The Thought And Attention They Deserve 208 E. Wishkah, Aberdeen, Wm. I ..---... -...-,.-..,--j 1 - - v.--... -........ -.-4-is. .., ....-..-.i, ... --..-.... ..... . v- , -. -..-..... .. .......4,..--iw-Q -s q'q,LNJ.- K , if li y 2-ot 'F4.f ' iqkfti 4 ' Tv . . ifT:kfYX'QVii,A-mb fkwf, gf J Jarbra- NI'm forgetting nwnwu lv qVQuQ'QQf3N'-X d,g- r-' Ethel- HSo am I, I'm gettine :Q4?fLmw 7 qvxxiyvdqfxxiti ,X a couple of them as quick as 5 ',' X LAfid ' 3 f xiii Q 'i . . - Xxp I , y Did Charlotte B.enJQy her1 , If? , ,Q j , M date with Joe QM. last night? 1x',4 T2i4g9 ' Bxhu ,H She was never solhumiliated i , in her life- ,then he started ni'?QEiQ7f5 , ' fgmngigiwy ' to eat his soup, five coup- ,4i'f ki? q' 'f'.-' '- I fgigqyyyl ,f iles got up and began dancingv ' - ffl fy if? X ,' - I Vb3NfY ,4f?5i. I e N5 Cf! ' F 2 QR fy' w 'I Lloyd- - Was it hot where it fggfzf 1 Q t you spent your vacation last 1 ff QNX - i summcr?H, W Do you mind? He does like goaj's l Don- W Terrible and no . r mf K' yy yn y I trees ! Ne took turns sitting in each other's qhadow.n NElaine's hair is turning gray with worry.U 11 Worry over what?N HWhcther to be a blonde or a rcdhcad.n Fred F- HI just saw two cops chase a holdup man through a drug store.H Bill- 'Did they catch him?H Fred- UNO, He stepped in a set 'v' ? f ' RHS. wj?Nqf??'+ of scales and got a wengh.u ll QPJQEI XXEFE N 6 .Li .,.J ' e,QFHni ..,,,, A,Qt me f' Faith- uDo you Know any nice gL5? ' Nasir TEA boys from the Navy?H - 'K 'imry jggy Irene- UOh! just gobs and ' I ' IEE? . t ' f f Elkifm gg J?athe.r- 'How dia this img K 1 , . ,Ui blonde hair get on the back '-xg IL Q38 seat of may limousine., Qi,,' f Vernon- nI.ll give you an ' ,fxb ,,H ,- , TZ ' explanutiong dad.N ' -Lyilf r' JP 32,7 Fether:Explanation nothing, ' 11,3 . -J what I want is an introduc- , . QU Xp t1on.H ' W , H xnYTgf7fIfgyk' ik UK! Mrs. Simonson said.: Hwhy. hr. Theriault, HI can write my name in the dust gn my desk.N ' Mrs. Therieult repliedi nln deed ma'om, that's fine, there's nothing like educa- tion after ell is there.n 1 y L km to ' '.,: T1 ' irgwi. :Al WX. Q ian 1- T,l 1 n 1 gfj,Qw5f24v9f'u,A.ff2770w5 'VO L - Z-A 5 5 OF 45 Q '7QF?!C anew Dx V15 fm O , ! Fzcffjc Cal' EZ-vaf fgbundrgy foxy-vpQ.n,v 'Ph0Yfe F'0imker 4299 Qgc4..T7'fg, ' 2 !'7o. n ufa. c fur-ef 5 and E'rrg1n.eEf 5 i of I Mfd.Sf7fngran,s F?ne5r Scbaof Cooke 143.5 v l W g 'U ONVGRATULATI ONS-3 QP., zu, 5To'THEcLAsso1- '45 '-I b No ' f' GROCIJRIES ICEED DRY GOODS SHOES , W... ..... ew 5 ELSE , of 1 Q fwy LL EAPW N , gdqwv ,QWMM Lk-,,, --Mrs. Green had recently acquired a dog and was proudly demons firstinv his good points to a friends ' VI knee he's not what you would call a pedigree dog,n she said 'aut no tramp or beggar can come near the house Without letting us TIOW about it.n f 5What does he do?W asked her friend. HBark the house down?W -'og he crawls under the sofa.W s Tutcrson- WTalking about Africa makes me think of the time -- IHiw.-fborodJ- WGood Gracious, you'rc quite right, I had no idea s so late. Goodby.W UVP'n I see you I always thing of Smith.N uhut I am not in the least like'Smith.n HOh! yes, You both one me 3lOO.W . , 0 '-5 E2d:g'RBll81 went to sharpen his pencil, he started gazing OH!'thG? ndew at the baseball field. ' ' UTI' Farwell noticing, said 'Take your salt Russe1.' Ann lazy Russel replied- 'Obi I get spring fever.' 'Oki Thnt's noth1ng,' replied Mrs Farwell, you've had that all winttr.n A hxiter in the diner of a Canadian Pacific train approached a regal- looking women and bent over her shoulder solicitously, . .Yfardon me,W he said. 'Are you the cold salmon?W ' Accordinc to unofficial sources, a new simplified income tax limi contains only four lines. l. What was yoir income for the year? 2, What were your expenses? 5. How much have you left? is Scfld ine f nous preacher once remarked to his congregation ahzt over grass was a sermon.. .f days later heirse engaged in mowing his lawn, wn-n a Wit rfssed by, and rnnarkcdp WThat's right, doctor out your oIh,W - .irer from near by town: HB0 you neck?H NThatfs my busincsssn ' nah? it last u professionallu -Ja : A 'i ' n ,. .1 I'el . L sailor imagines himself a leader of men, only to find 1 follower of women, 'ze possimist,'O' is simply Zero: To the optimist it is the i ing of O pgortunity. t UZ Q3 QD 6fVwi??3'7 QIUQQNSQCU QQJEEILJDZB SWCWDS PHONE ABRDN. 350 ' CHMVQQ QQLUUQQNEH Distributors for BULOVA and IIE LJEROS WATCHES REGISTERED EIAMONDS IDCKETS FRIENDSHIP RINGS BIRTHSTONES PINS, BRACELETS NECKLACES Q H O O S E GRADUATIONIQHWS from the L A R G E S T S E L E C T I O N OfQ,..I1ALII1fY JEWELRY 1nsoU'1'H.wEsT WASHINGTON T H E H O M E O F C H E E R F U L C R E D I T 1957 Il VL 1521552 fig? ' I Aberdeen, Weshington , Age- ,-,,,- ..--... v-- .---,,-.,,..,,A- ' .., . ..-..- ......-.-.--..'-- ---- -----Q--f ' ' -' -- --' -Y --' ' '7' 'um 4' First mai: 'My Wife says if I W chuck foutbQll.shefLl leave mstf Ss, 1:0113 mg, 17,1 'lrfjllj f F S to O b-pd ,, 'H w First-nnng 'Ffll suy it iHQ'1lil miss aaa 116375 ' ' K RX L a. 'Q ' r I al A 'fav' J Ji U-, ' X Q jfriwax ,I 4,1 ' lf x.,,,t.fxi 'L fag, 'vvx x, -U 1 N '.X,.f'l 1 f . T ,X rr--SQ 3 ' 'fuk -N J - 264 Qgvwblx X QI' X! 1115: ' 1 K ' 15-'xN:j X NKX ,fimj ,,f-f'NQ fag- Q Q DQ:-xt-nf ig Q-I ki wj'Kfi.3 ' A, 1 k.- f .ax If 1511! 'fLsK.6i.i7 f A-I. ' ,I Q45 xx . 'N, ' x . 9 N . , X XXNJJ X2 FJ N,fNxf 'tv' . ty! Tho visiting child psychologist was giving the touches cf the soon ond grade some good advice: u . ' HYou don't hold the gugsrest of your pupils, Miss Jongsj Wnon they some in, Ifll prove ts you that they dro not paying che siightusf aitsntion to whit is going on.U Presently tho youngstlrs filed in and took their plfcos. Thu vu, its? Asked tho-class for Q number, ind 2 little girl Qerf 350 ,Tho vis tar, in large, clear figures wrotq 55 on tha Fl7TfEQfId, :na -Qllzd for another number. Reooiving'l9, he r-MW-Mapu--M-hmmnw-my wrote Qi on the blackboard Gnd for 47,745 Af-L Q13 2 cgi sgvornl minutes of this, tho Visitor g ' 1 L,g5,, I quwilii triumphdntly at Miss Jones, when sud- N.,' M si's'w comix 1 voice called out: ' , I f , fill 5 wSixty4six. Lot's seo what you can do with V ' 1, 4X V-'HH ihdtgn . '151'fN + N cg I I. A . ,!N:?,,QSgf, an I ! Visitor- NAnd what is your name my Hood i 'ui inn! if , f K u . 3 O W 1 ,l l , 3149 gl, B L11 ill? - E X ? ! I: -...L 'g Q comfimr 3999 ' , ' H Q i iffgf. ,ig Tisiiorw NOh,'but thnt's not your ronl n1ms.P E-M 'NMsM.SYlff'M'Ej Convicn- NNhW th1t's onlv mo pon name f , ass , gif? 1 .J 9 gk, ,.-,, ff ' N lx - Xxqiw ,ff M' 1 55. -sJiNh. ' . ' x-sW1:J '-37 Nw , Y Fin-WDC you think I should put morn fire into nl 'ff ig I -df mo sdditorials?H A 4 TI fpiniows sxm Q fndyq WNo,H said his editor, WVicQ vQrsg,P zpreeuju bf me CTJQ'T gmv ownu TI Hint I ' Hors lies mv Wife: ' ismipgd thin from Ray-g Hora let hor lie! ,,iF1 i sliininggn M Now shsfs at rest, ' . And so am In A Y, 1 -- W, Y., --.H , - E-SVT IE IEEE V S-T O R E 1,12 5 A LE R53 I N I E N E R A L YXGEQRCQHA N DI SE Qakville, Washington I L.. HJANLTORIUM T QLEANERS Complete Gleenihg Servicet Rugs Furniture Dyeing Moth Pmoifing AH C E N T R A L I A Phone 85 Across From City Park X Y -1 AI G O N G R A T'U L A T I O N S T O T H E C L A S S O F 'QS GENERAL MXWLLS We Li . Farm Service Div. Feed Store Hatchery T Phone 525-J Phone 523aM 500 So. Tower Ave, Centralia Wn WQFEVED Diros evrolle Qooroqe we buy and-Se1lfused'ners. Cash on the line for your used cars. See us first: .il .J Centralia, Washington, NJCUIGH' Y- -1374 . 1 X , , 3 r 5 . . ?.x X ' fnAn2v vm' gi. .' fx.-.5 xv-- '3m,,',I.Q1gA 7211153 . 1.u'E'.s . , 11.1.-...-...stil answered 1 knock it the deer, then turning to the class sfid: Q KVnlE HThere's Q mendicont ot the t door.H Betty Boss said. HTell them there's nothing to mend.U A ff fl . E .X Je, ti , lg IN sf L . X v pl I v, X4 . . Miss Petsrson asked her Eng- lish students townrite poems. 4 Mirvin hlfredson handed in one f . self? ' UYGS, Marvin' KX Ljfikj N .U L L , '79U1'E !110-DU!llf135 1?39?99vs um. B and Miss Peterson sfid: WDid you write this poem your- were deod long ngo.V F every line of it,W said 1 HThen I'm glad to meet you Edrar Allen Poe, I thought you P I v Mrs. Foxwellg nl'm getting old,N Evelyn L: nH1ving rhcmutism?W Arriving lute at the baseball hrs. FOXW011!LxWJCrwv than that game, Barbra Hdll nsked hr. Si- I'n hnvine remeniscences.u , nonson, u3h:t's the score?W - ' ' Lr. Sinonson answered, 4 ' Hfothing to nothing.U Tom Burd: HI.hnve had to Lake 1 Bnrbrs then said, nOh Goody! living by my wits.U 1 V I Then we hnven't missed Q thing.n Richard B: Niall half a living is better than nons.n ' Since Russel lo -r'v t his Lmney, half of A TW his friends don't Knew hin any more. i igd :hit about the other hslf?W snid 5 ,H T1 ig-yD9 Y ney don'd kgox y-t thft he hos lost i ,,,2 i ,vw mv A 1' f - B if ,2T'j3p.sq 'i? 5 'rm H he A N .E pl:-Ly, 3.4.6 ,I ifkqg s Lf ' ' ' :EWc'LTiE75 was Hslyrn in ggriculture Class--uI'tsN ,l K '.- .film fax - H75 1 funny thing, we found out thot :ur 'Nfu Q Q- 75'H Q' ?x , unite horses edt more thin the black rjk- , f's-Q' + wwilfgg OTLVS 4 U ' - gif gr. nnidon nThQt's strings. I c1n't i F hm 4 Qin understfnd thit for I never le rned ' r- - ', thot in my work.n . f 't-- ,gl Geo. UI guess nfybe it's beoiuse we hivet Q' fkgu NNN '11g Lore of them. gQt l'!llf-- N!QfjiE?EEi . l K y -fl i 1. y ' 0 f'rner -,t,- ws hiring Bill LeCloire and , FW fffffaxxuwvx I hu fsked hr Qmidon, HIS Hint LeCl2irs Q boy ste dy?W ' A F lr. gmidon replied- Huell, is he was fu, H ui i,,s, arsnvt you I fny steodier he 'd be-motionl ess.n y '-.. In interpreting Hmiscellon- i eous' a bit teo broodly?H, f V1 ' . ..-.1... r I F I E-gm-TID, '3-:i1.j i'O'e?fi- NT,ffyf' 2 213 , QT .L-,,Lf-xi.e.'x Y! Q 5 Li, :eg I ,N 1 I 4 A:.'i Nx jug' -rr-'g-Q -T--. Afgy-qgx Vx ,Og El .X I WE! a3,Qi :gg.,?si ig?-N, ' H ,hw i V .M f','2f :QQ I 3 W -f' .L..f -, 1.4 4' H-.-Jf' 6 Q I I i IT' If 'Ex 'I l re jr 1 W M . Fl 'A 1! '- , 1 1 X, D!.k'jfQ's-1, F,RElrfQ,J.., f HSOQGCEOTOPE f B A H B R hu 5 I Lf .rf I .. I Q i . . ' W '-f XJ oakvilie, vsqf-.4a::f.1:3 -e oAKvf1LLE,'-WASH. 1 Y 1' 'Y' f '-f J -E , V ., - ff - iw-....,. ,V JT f 5 l r 'N f'- S , H I M , . X, Lf QD kbxlfldp XS SI:.f afXD 'xv XL, Q1 Q e R D I ' F' OH UJUQUJQQ aio A 0 -f ex I .J 1 fm! 3 M l THE STORE YOUR Q51 ' 5 C' A I S ' DR.REcoMMENDs SHOPATEL i Southwest Washingtonfs Leading O A N D S A V L 1 e Prescripton Drug Store . -1 ,Y ,l ,O T Waghingtqna 1 AA B E R L N, M A , 4 GONGRATULAATIUONS F , 1 to -:ne 7 5 I r Oak ille Senior Class of 1945 ',,f 1,g5-, L O. start thinking now ' lofi Lyoux' .f'u Urc . .. ,,:i..m,. YF , ,- l e M ' S W3 3 Fi I G RAYS HAH BOB ' O Q I , 'Q-F451-Q'1fI?f.', f' 6f'f?7-2'? 3.1 ff, HT aflnity a B U Sl N C5 i f Iasurarme NO'ltaI 5' f R B E E N7 Vwlfcx S Pla ! Pf?'t1'O1'lfi.ZC y'-711: La: 'Qual 'bazzdi so W.R. BARTMESS, ' PRQEESS ' I '5,:Ik-ei, it can 31913.11 ?wu'?.3..ci 31117 i SUIVIMEIR SCHOOL BEGINS JUNE 4 I f:Q1r,..ai1r: 1 , E 2 ' ' f' f --'f' ee e -gf I . --- V-...........-....-- ....,,..-, MQ In ii . A L Sam: nYou.must cone to my housewarming next Friday.N Robert Mitchell: fFinoII'll bring the matcnes,H First Inmatew-Wand what are you doing now9H ' Second Inmate-1,WEuying old wells, sewing them up, and selling than for Post holosuu - 1 Q , , , - .quuuuwl-f--4 C-fine census taker C1SrLQCL? ' fin what state were you when you born?H . TW:1l,H hesitated the blushing spinstor, Nor--or--nudc.N MIM Simonsor.had his boys playing golf, and said.:YToe the ball.H Deen ausvered: 'SLre, I seo it, but why the baby-talh?J, q,.,n Foremanw NWhatYs the big idea of quitting?N ' ' RiviterwNOh, I donft mind hammering rivits all day long, but the man' who works with me hums incessantlygn. , ,,Mfenfw'Mh - ' ' ' ....-uqvi , , Percy' N You say he left no moneyln ' James Ionborg-NND, you see he lost his health getting wealthy, and -then lest his wealth getting healthy,N W0h, yes,W said Mrs Lowell Cabot, proudly, nWe can trace our an- cestors back to-to- well, I don!t know exactly who, but wefve been descending for centuries.N Charlotte Mc: 'Be careful, Esther. This is the first time I rode in this car.N n , Esther S: jDon't you worry. It's the:first time I ever drove it. Martin- :Just met a great big bear in the woods.N J-lvfw 2' Charles--Q'Good!Did you give him tnth barrels? ' . U'r+in- Roth barrels, nothing5'I'uivailim the whole gun.W I ei H an , . Mother: WWhat do you think of your new little brother, deorjv e Little boy: UI wish we'd thrown him away and kept the stork 1nsteed.N ' Unk: Cto boy standing near apple berrelj-QWHey! are you trying to 'take an apple?H lioxgr-f- Elo, lim trying not to take one. ' i - 'J 4in --'va-2 A ' f - 1 hairy igelonfs nephowi: NHOW do fishermen make those nets,Helen?N iii-NEIL! 3Th3'G'S lsifilplfu Gerry. They just take a handful of holes andpsewwthem together, and there you are.W f . IE' MA xg , , Q .3 .X:n'-x xv-3: IPUIAX I Iiruo if I Q -T1 V' X -.V-. , . H1 R.. E+ X T t1CJbAin-C,E'. kK:xDL4Lg1fi!Rwr I 5 . A I EQQ1 I3 EAUTY SHUPPE . E- 1'Y3 PHONE BO ' 1F., ELMA, WASHINGTON I ' 4 i A V , -4 I Qentralis, Washington It takes years to accumulate What may be lost in a few minutes unless you have p aper coverage. ling D A UAKXfil,LEHEWXL ,. - . ' FUR LUCK L NEWS Au I N QI he Am, Elma, Washington OTHER IDEMS OF INTEREST Phone 18 I EDITOR ------ GEORGE HARRISON Complete Insurance service 4 w AAj i ME 3 HMOTOR COMPANY X FOR MEN'S CLOTHING 201 NorthfTower Centra11a,TWashingUon n-Q, , Y - f ELMA, WASHINGTON i L ' ! H . rms mn THAT CONTINUED qHello3 Dat you, Beatrice?n Yassuh. - H You gwine to marry me? NSho' is, honey! Who dis on de phone?W Film Director-- Good morning, Charlie: We ,came around to make a movie of your shopg L .b A I Chineese Laundryman--'Makes no movie: Me -got ogleaseeltf' Your ,trouble sis that -you don't address the ball proper1yQ'f Well, I was polite to the darn thing as long as -possiviein 55, Northern Visitor-- Zeke, don't the mosquitoes bother the I colonel? .. A - . , . Body Servant-- No sah, de fast part of de nlght delkernel is toolfull to payfany 'tenshum to do skeetersg and do last rt f' part of de night de skeeters is too full to pay any ftenshum to de kernel? ' s 'Hy grandfather plays the piano by ear.U . I A I . Uvelle if Weimust boast-amy grandfather fiddles wimnhif UGUTQFW Now, class, said the teacher, can you tell me onv: of the uses of cowhide'? Sure, piped up the customary voices from the buck of the rooml NIt keeps the cow togetherin I . Little liillie-- B.Ia.mma, don?t men ever go to heaven? Mother-- Of course they do'5 'idxat makes you ask? ' 5 5? Willie--1'I3ecause I never saw any pictures of angels with whiskersQH I V Mother-f1 Oh, thatfs 'pecause most non who go to heaven get there by Clase shaveln 5-.....--.Q-.- FZ QD RDS? DBEKUMA wA1R1IJJ'i1'iI5fT49RwE 'll Q!! XY' S1 FY 0 L N vi Rf- E-3 YY' Gi U E U y EF-.OfiEg'5'0l1i1: 4.10 CAPITAL. WHY F 314 if Q W lympa F , ,, ... , 4, 5 5 P FAU! U55 GDN S54 SAKGDN VID ILVM IPB A V T Y A ' X 'x 1-icq--Q. -H - - gi livin: A.. . ....,., ,.. ,--.- ........--5. .-w.., ... -. --. .----4-v - ,Q . ' x - l 'lifhqa QEQSEQV MCNWQPQCCOQ UENTRAIIA me HENETUN E . 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' A ' - What bust? asked the clerk. ' I - . ' Nothin . it just wore but. h . .-,,. 5 b:35,.b,:5g:L?7- i b I 5 There are expecially strong .E-I fy , 1 , 'A 7' shirts, madam. They simply laugh .' 5- ., at the la undryon , ' ,ijgf I know that kindg I had some I gy i' come back with their sides split. .Q -.,. -....4 ,4., . -.' , B111 Lipku H nike this dog, 'Q Vi'. .wlp ' but 'his lc-gs ar- -too shorts . ., I 'clifkf Too Short'-2 Why., H12 9 1 I 'bhcyfall four reach the riser. ' .4 N , ' ' I X scxakasxwkafafafwfxakxafwwaexsk ' if I 'gags gh , Flfgpf t ' I K ' e 9- PSff 'ff f'iUa wdivfl wr-we B-M 90541 1 I - Everett: say dad, how Af w 5' ig many kinds of miik are ,QM I .ez there? 5 ' 'C y Father- -Well' there's ev-' . f aporatcd milk, melted milk, Q , ' - 1 , x and -but why do you wish to x .- lui? E ' know. I - if 13,23 Everett'- 0hII'm drawing a picture of a cow and I want ' Q -,423-1 'tar to know how many spigotsto, ff X I P1140--..O1 l ther. U V lr-to-1-W ffl 4 '- - -.... :LQ-.....-.. .... -.... -...- . .n....-. -3 - T jj . M , NN X . lf:-F- ,4 -4. ,Lx 19, . I,-V X ,. 'l 4 f N ., Nfffff .A Centralia W8Sl1j.IIg'Z'31'l . 'l liw ,, ' ' V ru Q E Qum'?c1 in L1 V1 Q iw ' p1 lx L 'A'-W 1 lierinrg L K 3,1 515 -x lx, KCQX in-Af lf:-E f- 5 Y tq-.. Li! fi-- ,KNYJ QD aff' w Yi w .L 'il MJ 111 '-sw' 'NL-1' 'USA' WORDS LMT, CARL FARM IJTACHINERY gf.,::-gBz:a'.c:,s,:+ AND ons . - . ' ff iii, ff: if .fzj 5,2 102,11 1 gl?-E WJ, Lim 13, .1-ga 1. 5,-mb i Q, .Ng iffy?- 55iz Q 1 U 'FQ' V5-,7 '.!...Q ' 'l1i.lff 3 k LL... .lil Lg fi fx . WSI: P. EX T'Vf T efxsffi - Ifmfx ,f um-. 'mm 1a3g....J.1 X-Q 4 'X C21 C A+ uhm! qw, .ND I 1 .. W L 4 5 ITD-Q' I I F ' . I I xs- Q ,141 Q f ,stun St. 1-my-.c. Q' rl HN F1-'rx .-. Y.,--'-J' phone 23 Gentralis, washo W P,,h. ,fQ, V, JLQLLQ, 1.Q,,. - V .wht -..-. .. , , V - .-4..-.vun....gp--,1 -4-,.-qv.. funn. -. up . Q, puny-no -r,.-'-n-41111. -Q-. The lady visitor give Timmy on orange. uUhft do you say to the nice lady, TiLLy?H his Lother askeds HPeel it,H said Timmy promptly. ' ,,...- .anna--f..-V -w- lvo little girls on their wry home from Sunday School were solehnly discussing the lesson. 'Du you believe there is Q Devil?H asked one. Vw H said the other promptly. HIt's like Santa Clausg it's J f2fY6T,H , in elderly lady was taking the two little girls of a friend to VP tho department store Toyland at Christmas time.' of that jolly big man with the red suit and the white .cari, girls?H she saidg HHe's the one who comes down the okifney Vhristmas Eve and leaves you all those lovely toys.W The lady saw the little girls exchange glances, and later heard one whisper to the other: . nu.,- HThe poor old thing hasn't found out yetJ'2' Mother--Wilvin i, you behave yourself now.N4 . Alvin Ccoaxingi--NI'll be good for a nickel, Ma.U hotherw-HWhy don't you model yourself after your father? I don't have to give him a nickel to be good.N Alvin--UAW, hc's good for nothing.N NYour little boy is so well behavedin HSo he is. Junior, what have you been up to now?H Willie--HHow do fishermen make those nets, Dad?H Dad--nThat's simple, Willie. They just take a handful of holes, sew them together, and there you are.n Wife: Nwhat has happened, George?W George: UApuncture.H , V Mife2WYou should have been more careful. The guide book warned us there was a fork in the road at this point.W They were single and went walking, And her heart did skip a beat As she stumbled on the sidewalk And he murmured, WGareful, Sweet.N Now the wedding bells have rung And they walk the self-same street, She stumbled on the sidewalk And he yelled, WPick up your feet.n - ,..anu-nf 'He has very concrete opinions on most subjectspu f-Row saw y A .. 'They are thoroughly mixed and permanently set:H 1 W Thur: V . . 7 xxx I A W H E R E T H Y O U N G C R O V n I D Pi 5 H O P S Aberdeen, Washington ' '- l'1 'U' ilu ii 'B He S S ENSE? AGFNQV 3 REAL ESTATE INSUFLAINKIE PH. 254 - 108-w. Main Centralia, Wn. A, -Y S Y, , -i rl ' 'lui UE O. CHAMP LIN EXPERT ESEQSQITQ .QQ - -SQVVICQ S PARTS GUARANTEED TQBES L- WORK 104 N. Tower Centralia, Wn. ..-.- ,W H W , :ir Y W VV V , :wh .-- U o .j MSSSINGALE S MUSIC CEU, anosg Band Instruments, Record, Sheet Music, Service, and Repairs M il Order .Service Phone Abdn. 5025 1 105 W Heron St. Ab dean, Wn 49 FESLURISSE fa LINE of' SU1 TS 6 DRESSES E!-SQOATS 5 115 fo. Towia, AVE, gg ub-Qnly Cleaners C1 9 Qvthexw '21-Nhnrgilxk S Phone 98 505 N. To Ave. C t li W Gezrge Watson was a bright, business-like little fellow, but he was ,lways afraid of the dark. One night, he was going to bed, his mother overheard this prayer: WOh, Lord, don't let anything hurt me tonight, and I'll go to ahurch on Sunday and give you some money.' iiiiiiiiii 1 1 4 - . , s i W. The schoolmaster, Mr. Amidonl stood with his back on the fireplace on a winter morning, and addressed good advice to the pupils before starting the day's lessons. ' 'Before you speak, think, .Count fifty before you say anything important---a hundred, if it is very important. The lips of his pupils were moving in unison, and suddenly they burst out in chorus: I WNinety-nine, one hundred! Your coattails are on fire, sir!' Yiikiiiiii WDad, gimme a dime,' said Mr. Simonson's son, 'Song don't you think you're getting too big to be forever begging for dimesg' said Mr. Simonson? ' ' i 'I guess you're right, Dad,' said Vic., 'gimme a dollar, willya?N A xsxxsxxxxx Mrs. Simonson, having spent'some time telling a.new Home Ee. class the rudimentary facts about food, natural resources and so forth, said: 'Now, Charlotte B., can you tell me what sugar isfn Charlotte thought it over, and reported: 'Sugar is the stuff that makes the oatmeal taste had when you don't put any on.n iiitiiiiii Betty Bass: 'What do the angels do in haven, mUmlV?' Mother: 'They sing and p1ayoharps,' 4 Bettyg 'Haven't they any radios?' sxxssxxvxx Alvin: 'Say mother, how much am I worth?' Mother: 'Why you're worth a million to me dear.' i Alvin: 'Well then, could you advance me a quarter?U 1111818113 Judge: 'Have you ever been up before me?W Accused: 'I donft know, what time do you get up?n iiiiiiiiii Neighbor: 'Where is your m-Ether, wiiiieen fi gilliez 'He's in the house playing a duet. I finished my part TS g ' C O M P L I M E N T S O T CJ CQH 1 . ' -' ' 'I , 1 ' ' -x vu, - ' --- f .' J .N o L Y M P 1 A , w AAS H 1 N G T o N N nm, , I ' ' ' Zi, , N, ., . , T 1, , I i , ,1 l' piQVY ,,H 1 Hal ' ' mgnicl 3 Q ood STOVE--DIESEL--FUEL oILs. ROCKWAY-LELAND BUILDING. N OLYMPIA, WASH. ,iltqjxi LYhL,,, ,, ' H' tin ' 1 Y Y , , tit! 1 Qi 51113 l. I ' I-lorbsfr 3'f50W il'WQ Ney 5 ' 216 BAST 4th. N QLYMPIA, VASH. RESUME A RANORS Dain youg ' Guns aren't'1awfulg - , . Rivers are dearnjpg looses giveg ' Ncids stain voug, Gas smells awfulg -nd druqs pguge cranp. ' You might as 1911 liveq v l,,,,,- ,, ,vl f ,Q , ,ern , ....,.. - ,.. .....--- , - -U .. -. V-- .......... . .- lj' fl! yi I 1 if ' 1' 1 1 ,,.,. ' ' ,nfs i X Q ia NS, if M' ' C Xi ' iw ' 5 55: f Q , 1 F -it Cs -1 f' 'Q' ev - ff M D322 ii' ' ff! ! X it 5'5 'fd xl'R1'i' E h5h!,,f4gg3?, DETI27?-Zwoikxieg QQMTX 1 NZ ,f W H 7 Te L, gf 1 1 X yffvylllg SHAKS V Nxf' fi 4'- -.-...................... ..i..V. ... V . ..--. ,..-.. .... ..--1.-1...-.. .. Soldier: HI'm.hungry enough to eat a horse.H ' Corporal: WThat's what we're getting in ten minutes.W Officer: WNow, tell me what is your idea of strategy?H Strude: UIt's when.youfre out of ammunition, but keep right on firing. H Teddy Ames: It must you did.W David I: NYeh2 I had do that very thing.N have taken a lot of courage to rescue me as to knock down three other.guys who wanted to you scratching your head for , Russel?U Russell: HAh, I got arithmetic bugs in my head.N ' Paul: Hwhat are arithmetic bugs?N Ra1..f,sell: ' That's cooticsd' , gf haul: WWhy do you call them arithmetic bugs?W 5 Russell: WBecause they add to'misery, they mibtract from my plea-Q sure, and divide my attention, and they multiply like the dickens: Paul Bass: Nwhat are A man who stuttered was asked why he did so. uIt's my p-p-peculiarity,U he answered. NEvcrybody has s-s-some? poculiarity.N ' M y WI don't have any,H said the questioner. NDon't Y-y-y-you s-stir your c-c-c4coffoo with your r-r-r-right hnnd?W' NYcs, of c0urse.N ' HThnt's your p-p-peculiarity, Most p-p-people use a s-s-spoonin .. JH -' Q 'il l- ... . . . -....., , ... . .-...-....-....-. ,.......-....... .... .... .............. ..,.,. .- , . .,., l 'X I mf af: if il ii VB UVB Q, U1 g ?f x.E ,,C,-,J L U ,J 2 AUTHORIZED DEALER PERRY C.HUH3H 518 50, Mhin st, Mbntesano, Wash. H ' ' 4- 'A-' rg - fe Flii Ui SM E TI EH Insurance Qf all kinds I th- Real E7t8t6fQDd Bondqnqa .X rg, fufvlfi, AQQJT-4 ,Nfl 5 N ff Q ,Qu Q KH , !g .NQQQ f If H RH fN1tl15ll'Glf XDli IlU6 QQ 'YUL' A ?,.'vVAYSi DO lEE'TTER AT MQT'I'MAr- :5 STORE 4 th. And Gapital Way OLYMPIA, WASH. C ,f, f QQgf QQ AND Qlfwrfrekgf Ds mga YGUR DRUG STORE - I 7 I ,sl N fx A H1 TmQL. ,WAY- , ... .,.- ---1.-.i. Mr. Amidon: Nponft you and your wife over have o difference of opinion?W ' ' Mr. Simonson: NSure, but I don't toll her about it.W Mrs.-- It's'o bottle of hrmir-tonic,-door, MT.--WOh, thot's very nice of you, darling,N H Mrs.-+ 'Yos, I wont you to give it to your secretory at the office. Her hairwis coming out rather badly on your coot,H Suiter- WNOW, Bobby, I know you saw me kissing you sister. How much do you runtwnot to tell? W Bobby- WI usually charge o querter.' Q . 'A Yride wears shite,N said the speaker, Was o symbol of happiness for hor wedding day is the most joyful doy in her-l1fo,H nAnd why do men roar black? N someone asked. 1. Victor: 'Papa, did Edison really make the first talking noohino?W Mr.4NNo, my sou., All Edison did was to invent one that could be shut off.W Poul- NI've never soon such dreamy eyos.' Joycou nYou never stayed so loto bofore.N Bill LeCloireh ' Elaine, I wont you, and you olono.W Eliine- NOkoy, give my kid sister m querter.W Devo I: Nwould you love rn just as much if I told you I was broko?H Ethel- NYou eron't really, ure you?W Dive I: WNC.n ' Ethel: NCertminly I would, darling: W NHow did you brook your husband of that habit of staying out all ' -I-On . . u1qh,. , . hWhen ho como in lote one Light, I called out 'Is that you, R1lph?n - and my husbmndfs name is Jbhn.W Marvin Alfredson- W I con't get into my shoes.N Percy- UWhot!Feot svollod, too: W Little Willie in the best of sashes Fell in the fire and was burned to ashes. By and by the rmon grew chilly But no one likes to plke up Willie. 1 ' C H I - .-.....i-. -..- ..... .-i-i...,.-..i-.. i.....-..... ...-..... - --.- ... ,., ' -:2:1, 2-1-: ----.-.-.-.-.-.-. -. . 'Q' .... . . . .,., 555552. 3f555fEfSQ555555il 5555, :?52i2iQE:EsiS 5,1-fifigisk. 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Q FQ E bt 'Jeff - 'U T i Donifti worry., 1adyxFwe'T1 getff ugstairs if it kills us. xx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxx Little Willie from the mirror Sucked'the mercury all off, ' Thinking, in his childish error It'would cure the whooping t cough. - N At the funeral his weeping mother Smartly said to Mrs. Brown: 4 Dentist5HOpen wider, please-1 Wider.' ' Patient--NA-A-A-Ah.N ' ' Dentist: linserting rubber 586, towel, and sponge!--HH0W'S your fami1y?N Motherg Qover'phoneQ-NCOUB quick, Doctor, the baby has swallowed a bottle of ink! Dr3Qg1r9Incredib1e2' Mothergf'No, Doctor, indeliblein . ffh, r -1-44 . In Asiatic relations one day MTS FOXWel1 asked the students to write'about Hindoos: This is what some student turned ing Thelpoor benighted Hindoo, i He does the best hfe kindoog He sticks to caste From first to lastg ' For pants h makes his skindooo ffti V-- W 7774 we .i ' y .LH CZJ q -egg eggs f e. up .mpegs Z1 chilly dey for Willie it I When the mercury went downiP h 5Qz.X ,I LN , life px W V, . ' ' l N5 'Gig , - .. W It was sp Qgma where wevrerey int fQ,J 1 !f boasted the Artic exployer, 'fifx i bqix' I WThatithe candlenfroze and we I fi- N g K ','?5:5B couldnft blow it out.W M' Y -a 'nv :cgi NThat's nothing,N said hig Tiya 6iiQ 'gi S ffg3h'fRiv NWhere We were the Words came out ' In f-X ' 'Nx,XvALXV5 of our mouths in pieces of ice, .jggf T gJ and we had to fry them to see .fx QCQC' J! 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