Throp High School - Hialitza Yearbook (Throp, WA)

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Junior Scope Name and Appearance Occupation Ambition Bl'llC0-IIZIYIIIIUSS Talking To be :1 missionary I-Zzru-Cowboy-like Studying To be mistaken for Bill Hart Czllvin-l'liilmlisl1 Kei-king quiet To be heard liuyxnonil-Funny Loafing To take life easy .luck-l lusIn-il Robbingthe crzulle To he an actor M:u'slnlll-Sporty Bluffing 'Po appear dashing Aszile-l.ov1--sivli Primping 'I'o look sweet lflttn-l'mlorfvil Having 'Fo grow thin . Juniors Juniors, Juniors, we'rc the gang, VV9'l'0 the best ol' the whole she-bang. YVe're good on the campus, We're fine in our seats. We're high in our studies, VVe excel in our feats. XVe're handsome, kind-hearted and generous too, And our class is only in numbers a few, Our motto is Grab it and get it by gm, And in keeping the motto our class is a star. XVe're picked on, and trampled and kicked in the dust, And at second to our motto is, Hang on or bust. XYe're better than Seniors much to our glee, And are higher than Sophomores and Freshmen you see. If only endurance and patience will win, NVe'11 come out on top with a smile and 21 grin. Nickname Squawky Bill Cul Porkcr Quiniy Sleepy Dutch Taffy BRUCE SCHWARCK AND RAYMOND SNYDER.

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Sophomore Class Historq ln September 1920 six freshmen, Lettie Mattox, Mable Berry, Floyd Horni- hrook, Louise Edes, Culver Weiss, and Stuart Ireland, entered the Thorp High School prepared for the worst. There, with several other companions, who have since dropped out, they passed thru a little ceremony known as Initiation of the Freshiesj' which was looked forward to with dread, passed thru with horror, and looked hack upon with joy and sorrow, joy that it was over and sorrow that human beings Q?7 could be so cruel and cold-blooded. They took up, among other strange things. the mysteries of Algebra, flunking occasionally, but managing to get thru at last and. after a strenuous year, and many arguments with the faculty, examinations came and went, summer passed like a dream, and again lhe same class, now Sophomores. entered their second year in Thorp High School with more confidence. Here they were made the victims of Geometry and other unthinkable things, but at the present date are very much alive and hope to renew your acquaintance in the future as Juniors. S. L., '24, .1j,