Oakville High School - Tillicum Yearbook (Oakville, WA)

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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.

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