Throp High School - Hialitza Yearbook (Throp, WA)

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Marshall Goodwin Bruce Schwarck Asal Hatfield Raymond Snyder Calvin Pearson Etta. Yearwood Ezra Hornibrook Jack Snyder T131

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Class of '23s-Hisiorq In the fall of 1919 We entered T. H. S. The Sophomores called us Freshiesg There were eight of us, I guess. ' There were Etta, Asal and Calving Bruce, Raymond, Marshall and Jack, Last, but not least, is Ezra, The four-flusher of the pack. That fall Miss Nellie Roan came to our class From a wonderful High School at Kent, In three years Ill graduate. she did say, And towards that, her efforts were bent. The Sophomores gave a party, The Frosh were invited to come. They initiated us that night, I'll say THEY had a heap of fun. We were Sophomores in 1920, And the Freshmen we loved to frightg lVe initiated them one day, And I guess it served them right. They say the world is better, cause? People's opinions are not the same. XVell, the Sophs of 1920, they had fight a plenty. They said our class of cats never could be tamed. Miss Clara Griffith, a quiet little lass, Joined the Sophs of '20g And with factions would not clash. She was the best in studies of any in the class. XVe emerged in '21 as Juniors proud and bold. Our rep. of unruly classmen we were fain to hold. The Seniors wanted an annualg Juniors took ahold. And soon they'll have their annual, and their diplomas stamped with gold. Now it was that dear old Clara Was hit with cupid's arrow of gold. She became tangled in the webs of matrimony, And she left us for her own household. Soon we will be Seniors, The most noble of the school. We shall mind the teachers, And keep the golden rule. Our school days will be ended, Graduates we shall be at last. And the dearest memories of our teachers, Shall be thoughts of our Senior Class. E. H., '23. -14,