Oakville High School - Tillicum Yearbook (Oakville, WA)

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AR TY Jix His yell makes the whole field vibrate, He plans for great things to come, When he is the 'big guyn of'Wash1ngton Then things will surely hum. Who'll play for the Washington Huskies at a time twenty years hence? Who'll control the Washington Senators And keep the world in suspense? Who'll coach and umpbre and referee Make opponents yell nEnoughW? , Who'll be in the line eight? ' Why, of course, itfs Arty Acuff. He's the latest welcome addition To add to the athletic show. ' He's a good rooter for our side, For Daddy's the coach, you know. TIPPIE No ten o'clock scholar is this one, A He's here both early and late. He's a pillar of several years standing And could many a tale lalate. Of the many gem s played and won Un our busy athletic field. ' To the opposing boys from other schools, Our Nacsinsu will never yield. He watches those games played each year With never a growl nor a yip. An essential mascot is this dog He's Hall's little black deg, Tip, Both of these poems have been written by Mrs. Fcxwell.

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Senior Claes Will We, the Class of the year of our Lord, 1900 and 46, do hereby make known to the world at Large our last will and testament. I, Martin Ames will my ability to followfinstruc- tions from the nPla+n Eactsn on Marijuana, liquor and tobacco to Marvin Aa ' I, Alvin Fricke, wifi my technique 08 hemming ani hawing and strutting around long enough to getou of any trouble to Robert Henry. I, Elaine Gibson, will to my short nickmane of 'Gil' Charles Richard Gibson. I, Anita Harris, Wi11-my shyness to Inez Gosnell. Charlotte McIntyre, will my ability LOO' keep I quiet at all times to Barbara Hall. I, Lilla Lindholm, will my formula for Wgetting the carn to Roberta Wolf. I, Barbara Scott, will to Dorothy Bell. I, Thelma Sparks, will Jim Klatush, who needs L, Helen Sanders, will to Anna Beckwith, Ir If in my long wavy black ' hair my perfect attendance to it. my strong armed leadership Fred Wolf, will my shyness to Dave Berg. Ethel Mieirs,willlmyvrtghtttbobhtlsdoztbosehboh the mornings and also her line of everlasting chatter to Zona Millers . A 8 I, Lloyd Shepard, will my ten gallon hat to Hobart Beckwith, .

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lst ' 8nd 5rd Row: Lawrence Marvin Row: David Berg, Brent, Bill Lipke Row: Mrs. Stephens, George Holman. Ames, Charles Bernice Seoene, Junior Class started the sa ndllfinffbf '45-'46 with four teen members. We elected class egzieergeeg tellonaz president Bill Leclaireg vice-president,tneueikggeqpera eeeretery-treae- urer, Patricia Sheperdg sergent-Qi2Q3Qi55lDg1in Alfredson. Our repreaentctives to the Student Qe giggggggiihwee k lewton and The Hubert Beckwith. Our class liiiii QQQE5pkQuq8tlphens. On December 7th we Vpreeentedi5gffQqyQfQulgklly, 'Good Gra- cious Grandma' under supervision ofqhr efggighenl, rrrr ,rrr At the end of the first sene5te3giQ f 'rii X A Q !25H per Joined the levy and Patricia Shepard noted .iQgig'QfrWgw1lav1ng oLr l21n our olese, but Joe Gntchell returnae'iei3heHnb1Mes a Junior and brought our membership beck up to lbiituefyg' The Junior Claes 'is well repreeenjed in She rl'l athletic field. There are six lattermen within ite e clipse are Robert Beck- lith5 Percy Youokton,Harvin llfred3H ,Lelfitee Guninghem, Bill Le01e1re,end David Berg.Four'of Sheena!!! earned their letters in all three of the sports offereS,Xhc6er high school. Ie gave the annual Junior-Senior BeBQB t'eh Hay l.The theme for this occasion was Spring. 7j -elle B The publishing of the ennuel Tillic l lea the largest task thvt we Juniors faced. We are proud of this eceompolishment.