Throp High School - Hialitza Yearbook (Throp, WA)

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Now Esther, of course, a New Lady-Duff-Gordon will Classed high, in world's fashions for it is she, Who sets tne style for the great Thoip High So its plain, what her future will be bye and bye. And Nellie, the beautiful song-bird of her class, To New York she will go and there will surpass All the noted singers of g1'eat renown And, of course, will wear a New Lady-Duff-Gordon gown. And Dorothy, dear, it is your name That will startle America with the wonderful fame, In the great theatrical world you have gained Also attired in the New Lady-Duff-Gordon gown en train And Mildred, our quiet, demure little maid, This world needs you and the glorious aid You will render the Heathen in foreign lands, XVhere you will go with a. loving heart and willing hands As I read your fortune, this will be your part, To teach the gospel to all sad hearts, The world's greatest reformer is your high aim And I can see your name in the Hall of Fame. And boys, oh dear, your style is roughg I am afraid, you are doomed to deal with rough stuff, But, I'll cast your fortunes in the Pot When, I bring them forth I'll see what I've got. O11 Loyal, come now, it isn't so had Assisted by Electricity, going to Mars, with his Dad. Say, wait for me buddy, that's my aspiration too I'll be with you next year, if I don't get the flu. And Cecil the Athlete of the great Thoip High You will also be renowed in the great bye and bye. My vision is clear, just hear them cheer, VVhat for I wonder, now listen and hear, Oh, it's Cecil, he's won in that wonderful game XVith Oxford against Harvard, hear them shout his name. Another big score, for our community fair, No wonder the girls all turn and look, with a stare. Of course, he'll win ONE of them no doubt, Then with rice and And Roy, the real His career in life's Charley Chaplin is For Roy, is trying He will make good old shoes, we'll all give a shout. student of the class future will soon come to pass, sick, he has the blues to get into his shoesg I know in his chosen carcser be, He's a brave little man with nothing to fear So buy you a mustache and a cute little hat, Charley's failing rapidly and you'll be called to the Your fortunes so sure, I hear them proclaim Hurry, write his name quick, in the Hall of Fame. So, now dear Seniors, your fortunes I've told And each of them are lined with silver and gold. Make good now, and let you name so shine, That the Thorp High School Annual will look like a gold mine CALVIN PEARSON, '23. bat. v 11' l I --ia, -1 0-

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l Nellle Roan Scientific Course. Entered Thorp High School from Kent, mid-year '19-'20 as a Freshman. Lost a Chaperonj' '20. Engaged by WVednesday, '21. Class President '21. The Vkfinning WViclow, '22, Nellie whose last name is Roan Has the Junior Class outgrown. XVith the Seniors she shares All the troubles and cares Of haughty graduation. Cecil Hunter Scientific Course. President Student Body '20, '21 Captgin S152 Basketball Team '19, '20, Football '20, '21, '22. Track '20, '21, '22. Athletic Manager '22, Athletic Editor '22. Lost a Chaperonf' '20. We're glad to write of our athlete Who gladly enters any feat 'Phe discus he spins Many honors he wins Whenever he goes to the trac-k meet. Mildred Smith English Course. Class President '20, Lost a, Chaperonf' '20. Engaged by VVednesday, '21, Senior Class play '22. A demure and shy little maiden With brown eyes heavily laden XVith snappy expression 'Phat keeps one a. guessln' VVhat Mildred to him will be sayin'. Dedicated to Our Dear Departed Seniors Not into the great hereafter, have they gone But into the wide world, with the laurels they have Wong Each carrying a huge roll, with gay ribbons tied, To proclaim their knowledge to the World outside. And of their future I wish to relate, A wise Junior knows, he has read their fate. Four girls and three boys, true an uneven number, Their paths, thru the world are driven asunder Each one no doubt, to great fame will attain And in the future, in the HALL OF FAME we'll read each name. -9-

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Senior Class Hisioru lt was in the fall of '18 that the class of '22 entered Thorp High. Our class wasn't unusually large but we numbered as many and more as either of the other two classes above us, which were all our High School could boast. NVe were real Freshmen beyond doubt but we soon overcame our natural greenness through our continuous and patient laboring with our studies and at the end of of the year we were real active and respected Freshmen, destined to become the most brilliant and best of all classesffthe Seniors of 1922. The next year opened as bright as the first, and we came back to school happy and full of ambition and determination to make our Sophomore Year a success. Our first social function of the year was the Freshman initiation, which was a decided success, owing to the splendid help given by our class advisor. Miss Lie. All during this year we were the life and pep of the school. And so we passed the happy months as Sophomores and at the end of the school year we were informed that we had become dignified Juniors. We all entered our Third Year with the feeling of our great importance to the High School. But owing to sickness and other things which happened during this year it wasn't the kind of a year that we had hoped for. Nevertheless, we Juniors had still enough life and pep left from tlte last year to give several in- formal dances and other social functions to enliven the lower classes. Seniors! at last! Our numbers as Seniors are few, owing to the fact that some of our classmates are drifting by the wayside or have moved to a distant town where they are helping in other schools. But regardless of this fact we have proved ourselves capable of doing mighty things. Soon this class will be separated but may we ever remain true to the ideals we have learned in Dear Old Thorp Hi. lt is with a. feeling of gladness and yet of sorrow, too, that we leave for the next stage of 1ife's work. We are glad to be off to help in greater things, yet sorry to bid farewell to the school of our youth and to a friend so true as the old school has proven itself to be. And the last word before we leave is to extend our sincere thanks to all the members of the faculty who have guided us thru our difficulties and given willingly and with never-ceasing interest the best they could to help us. D. S., '22. 111-.