Throp High School - Hialitza Yearbook (Throp, WA)

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res IIFHTIL i:::::5!: ,...--... -'--nu A T776 VI, Class Colors Orange and Black Pxesident ..,..,...,, .,,,.,..,,,,,,, Class Officers Vlce President ......,,.............,. Secietary and Treasurer .,.,,,. C1'1ss Advisor .....,.,.,,,..,.,,, Lorrine Archer Mercedes Thomas Theresa Schmirler Geneive Turner Francis Wilson vvilliillll Helm Harvey Stevenson Class Roll Rowland N ewm'1n ..,,,,,,,,,Pansy Osboln ,,.,.,..Albert VVilc0K ......MrS. Newmflu Maxine Bean Pansy Osborn Geneva. Turner Albert Wilcox 'William Bradshaw Harley Burns Rowland Newman

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Sophomore Girls Etta, Mabel and Lettie, three girls, All of whom you know, Are the worst to giggle or act foolish Of any girls in their row. Mabel is the very worst She beats them all by half, She is forever giggling, I think she cannot laugh. Especially in Sophomore English These three are together. NVhen they find naught else to giggle at They giggle at the weather. It seems to be a habit, They can find these things at willg Mabel looks at Etta And they ripple like a rill Mrs. Newman sympathizes with them Says she knows just how they feel, But they go on giggling the Silllle as ever 'Twould be a relief if they'd squeal. And in Sewing Class they are just as bad That is what Miss Zabel tells me, They laugh at every thing almost, No matter what they see. In closing let me say lm glad There are few of us in this school NVho have the giggles as bud as they XVho scorn the Golden Rule, L. E., '24. lDhon- -'Z XVhen tadpoles turn to sharks And houses are built without floors, When skyscrapers are used for parks And garages no longer use doors, When table are made without legs And summer rains give place to snowsg When cheesecloth is sold in Regs And there are no picture showsg When autos run without gasoline And trolley cars fly in the airg VVhen oil lamps burn without kerosene And tax rates are considered fairg When the President drawns only E52 a day And people no longer eat pickles, lVhen chickens think it a crime to lay And brickbats are turned to icicles. When the government mints coin nothing but cents And the airplane gives place to the mule Then perhaps the people will awake And build us a New High School. -1g-

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!' Q 5 .12 in Q - 1 - L 1 ri 5 fi s ,M ...N .. -U vi, .- . v V Freshman Class l-listorq On September 12, 1921, thirteen' Freshmen came into the assembly. Of course, as natural, we received a good looking-Over from the upper-class members. NVe were such a tiny bunch that they overlooked us and never once attempted to use the paddle. We made so good in scholarship that they let us enter the Basketball team. four of the Fresh boys playing. We have also surprised them by showing a little pep and ability in giving social functions. By now we all feel certain that the Senior Class of '25 will be the best yet. After having stood the fighting done against us this last year We feel that we are coming out on top more than the average Freshman Class before us has done and we hope that we may endure so during the next three years that are still ahead of u:s. ' M. B. ..20...