Trona High School - Telescope Yearbook (Trona, CA)

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S MY What a ball is right! This year has swished away like a breeze leaving a whirl of laughter, sighs, and memories in its wake. The real spirit of school life lurks in the back-breaking but rewarding climb to the T . . . those crazy models the solid geometry class made . . . the soft, dreamy music or frantic jive we danced to . . . the office practice girls getting carried away with their roll sheets . . . the lit students working their knowledge boxes overtime learning To be or not to be. . . . the mob trooping in braced for another hard day . . . the girls in cooking muttering, Is the salt in? Where is that flour? Oh, it's falling! . . . the weird cracks of the class wits - not excluding teachers . . . and even the tedious homework-especially when accompanied by the radio or the chatter of the gang. o 00 Co 0 01 Q. Fm r my s g e , it Q Z N X y 3 X , l ,--e'--Q -tt - 94' . . .1 ,ree iff--r TT - - f QI 1 N ' 'i3f.z!:1:z,.!Z'2',775555,-' dflL' X ,lx X137 be fx: 1535 ua 'Rza' S I 'C fa M X as f A ' fff ZW iw W. T g 'f Nfffff :.:Q1'4'5'f'..fE:?5g ' X NRC fn-31111 ' Y Xxx . ,,,f':.1- 4 J:,. XXX- fif- ez XY ,,.,: -1 , ' V -'pifffef s . 'lv , ??i , V - Y 41' ' -.Q 134.4