Thorp High School - Seniorian Yearbook (Thorp, WI)

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MRS. FLORENCE SOLI Office Secretary MISS ESTHER KRONBERG, B.A. Ripon College Mathematics MRS. G. SWANSON, B.S. University of North Dakota English MR. STEWART NORTH, B.S. Stout Institute Athletics - Physical Education MR. ROY SWANSON, B.E. River Falls S.T.C. Agriculture MISS ALICE DUNN, B.A. College of St. Scholastica English MISS JANICE TRINDAL, B.E. Whitewater S.T.C. Commercial MRS. ESTHER GIERE, B.S. University of Minnesota Summer School Tempe, Arizona Home Economics MR. ROBERT GRAY, B.S. Stout Institute. Industrial Education Manual Arts MR. NORMAN BACKUS, B.S. Eau Claire S.T.C. Certificate in Meteorology University of Chicago Music - Geography MR. R. C. PETERSON, M.S. University of Wisconsin History - Social Problems MR. WILLIAM GRASSAL, M.A University of Minnesota Social Problems - Citizenship Speech MR. FRED ADLER, B.S. River Falls S.T.C. Science

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MESSAGE FROM MR. QUALLE Greetings to the Seniorian Staff and Mr. Peterson upon the completion of the 1951 Seniorian. This year marks the Twenty-fifth Anniversary of The Seniorian. Progressively the make-up and content materials have been improved and this year's book stands as a fitting tribute to the Silver Anniversary Edition. The Class of 1926 pioneered and blazed a trail for later Seniorian Staffs to follow. Congratu- lations to the Class of 1926 for their pioneering spirit. Each succeeding staff has attempted to improve and improvise their book. Consistently the efforts have produced a better book and today' s Seniorian stands as a fitting climax to twenty-five years of thought and effort. School publications offer excellent opportunity for student initiative and exploration. The text and arrangement of this book typifies the Editor-in-chief and her staff. The book records in permanent form the activities and successes of the past school year. It has been a memorable year in student achievement and we would be truly amiss if we did not have a proper recording. Congratulations upon a job well done.

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1. These squirts eventually became Thorp athletic heroes.-2. It shoulcln't happen to a rlog.-3. The smile is from gas on the stomach.-4. Windy, ye old southpaw. -5. Shelll he comin' roun' the mountain! -6. Hello! -7. Sweet Adeline in Old Chicago,-8. Well, what are we waiting for? -9. Ain't she sweet? -10. Ticltlly-winks.-11. Effects of a cherry-pie-eating-contest? -12. Rubbin' it in.-13. Compare her desk with Mr. Peterson's.-14. Thorp's beef trust.-15. Why, Porky! -16. mfhere is no seientitic truth in the absolute sense. -17. Can we have a pass to go clown and listen to Spike J'ones?'l-18. Thorp's theater guilcl.- 19. Look at the make-up! -20. 4'Tl1e truly vital and dynamic element in civiliza- tion CM11 Peterson: Hogwash',D is SPEECH. -21. UHOW sad the school burned clown? -22. Another trick of the weaker sex.-23. I smell 21 rat. -24. Goody, no school today!-25. Must have been a good one.-26. Sharon Cnot tool Short. Page Eight I