Throp High School - Hialitza Yearbook (Throp, WA)

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Frosh The Freshman class is a whirlwind, They're loyal to their school, you betg They always look up to the Seniors, And to the Juniors take off their hat. Now theres Frenchy, a cute little thing, Hc'll meet you half way with a smile, But his glance always rests on a lady Three seats across the aisle. There's Mercedes Thomas I think you'll agree Has a bad case on another Freshyg Rowland always agrees in a whole-hearted way To take her for a ride in the old Chevrolet. Big Bill Bradshaw, so straight and tall, S0 far this year has had no fall, But one day not long ago Bill wasn't acting just so slow, The girl ahead said, It's plain to see You're trying to flirt, you can't fool me. Pansy Csborn, as you know, Along with the rest, shes got a beau. It was in the days of her Freshman year She either caught Frenchy or Frenchy caught her. Billie Helm has pretty light hair And so far as we know there's something else light up there. Bill has no girl, he stands alone, But he is expecting to find one soon. Genevieve and Geneva it's hard to tell apart, But they sure do the work when once they get a start, They're always looking lonely and sad, Lookie here, Frosh boys, don't you think it's too bad? Judge Wilcox comes next on our list, And all the boys know he can swing a wicked fistg Thru all the dreary school he sits up bold and straight, And it puzzles all the Seniors as to what will be his fate And now we will tell you about Maxine Bean, Who with an outsider is alsways seen, But when it comcs to Algebra class She will not take anyones sass. Harvey Stevenson is a Freshman this year, But of the Seniors he has no fear, He comes to school of his free good will And uses his knowledge with the utmost skill, .-.3 5g

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jingles - Continued L stands for Loyal, A true citizen he'1l be But he's not quite old enough For he plays marbles, you see. M stands for Mildred, So bashful and shy, VVho always gets her lessons VVithout a single try. M stands for Marshall, The society dude of his class, For he's always polishing his finger nails And never's allowed to sass. N stands for Nellie, So dignified and youngg She'll drive poor Doug crazy, For all she does is hum. R is for Roy, S0 young and so gay, He looks better in blue Than he does in gray. R stands for Raymond, The idiot of his bunch, For he always wiggles and jumps VVhen anyone gives llilll a punch. M. B., '25. The juniors Have a Class Meeting Class meeting today, hark ye, Juniors, here my call! Oh dear! There's Jack, Ray and Marshall out playing ball. ' The prof. and the president are the only ones present, The first that's said is, Well, isn't this pleasant? Up goes the window and the class president calls, Say, you fellows, come up here or---J' With cries of What for? these young Juniors bawl, They come up the stairs stumbling and over each other fall The next question is, VVhere's the rest of the gang? Then Bruce and Ez, come together with a bang. When they see the president they begin pullin' at each glove And the president hears Cal say, First ball, 30 love. Well, says the president, I've got all of you at last, Now get up stairs and get there fast, And after much grumbling and debate, The class meeting begins about 30 minutes late. C. P., '23. ,34--

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HOIVLAND AND HIS SIIEEP Rowland has some sheep and lambs XVith fleece as white as snowg They iollowei him to Yakima, And everywhere he'd go. They won for him the championship, The silver cup and bannerg So Rowland thinks he's raised his sheep In quite the proper manner. Hurrah for Rowland Newman! Sheep champion of the Stateg NVe're glad he belongs to Thorp High School. Say. iellers, ain't it great! M. T., MANUAL TRAINING 'Tis the tale of a stately Senior XVho to Manual Training does go, To do the manual labor As her teacher does willingly show. Every day she attends this dcpartmentg As she seats herself down She will whisper unto her neighbor The latest gossip in town. She then begins work on her foot-stool, Which is no little task for a maid, But she keeps on with her sawing and planing For in the end shell be amply repaid. Perhaps she'd have made a lot of things If she hadn't got so blue In he'ping her sister Senior To make an old desk like new. She really is only a beginner, But her work will at least make a show, And if she ever will keep trying Her talent for this work may grow. D. S., -35A