Thorp High School - Seniorian Yearbook (Thorp, WI)

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. . letter lu The Student Bodu T1-1oRP HIGH SCHOOL SPRING, 1952 Another class is completing its work at Thorp High School. As they prepare to depart another volume of The Seniorian is published to take its place among the many previous volumes. The Seniorian preserves the high lights and incidents that are deemed worthy of recording by the members of the graduating class. It is with a great deal of anticipation that I look forward to browsing through the 1952 Seniorian. Few people who have not been connected with the publication of an annual realize the amount of work which goes into the publication of such a book. I feel certain that this year's Seniorian will measure up with the best annuals of the past. Careful planning and consistent work usually results in an excellent book. This year the staff with Mr. Grassl as advisor has been very active. The staff was off to an early start and has been hard at work during the entire year. Such perseverance cannot help but produce an outstanding publication. My congratulations to Patricia Kenney and her staff and sincere thanks to Mr. Grassl for a job well done. Sincerely, NEWELL QUALLE Supervising Principal