Trivoli Community High School - Memoir Yearbook (Trivoli, IL)

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Lester McCann Margaretta Morin Miriam Bourne Wayne McKeever Gladys Opie After a few days of school the 'following officers were elected: President, Warren Sandallg Vice-President, Mirian Bourne, Secretary, Eugene Connell, Treasurer, Paul Diekmang and Class Advisor, Russell Peters. A. L. B., Class of '27. Freshman Class Poem Of twenty keen members, we now will tell A story, quite clearly and well. There is Warren R. Sandall, of President fame, Whose initiation bravery shows he is game. Addison VVilliamson has a Ford car, And his chauffeur ability is quite above par. Grayton Gerber, a good looking chap, Is occasionally found on any girl's lap. Lloyd Richardson, 'tis true, goes to this school, And winds up knowledge like thread on a spool. Frank Ramshaw, the cut up of class, Isn't quite sure that he'll pass. Ruth Karstetter, quiet and fair, Has strange approval of smooth red hair. Gladys Opie, our musician, you know, Always in demand where'er she may go. Beulah Hurt lives six miles away, But always has a word to say. We have a boy named Russell Turl, Whose main attraction is a-Sophomore girl. There's Berwyn Anderson, with his rousing yells, And earnest efforts, so sure to tell. Theodosia Anderson's a fan this year, But her interest's not all for her brother, we hear. Page Thirty-tive

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1 1 i CLASS OF '27 Freshman Class History It was a beautiful day in May in the Year of 1923, that we said good-bye to the friends and the old school house we loved so well. .We had reached the goal we had been looking forward to for eight long' years-High School. Following four long mlonths of vacation, twenty bashful boys and girls registered at Trivoli Community High School in September, with the hopes of some day completing the four years of high school and passing on to something higher. The class enrollment was: ' Berwyn Anderson Addison Williamson Ruth Karstetter Warren Sandall Beulah Hurt Eugene Connell Russell Turl Lucile Brooks Lloyd Richardson Francis Ramshaw Mildred Hammond Grayton Gerber Earl Baird Theodosia Anderson Paul Dikeman Page Thirty-four

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Miriam Bourne's our bright little star, Who's liked by all, both near and far. Mildred Hammond, called Midgie for brief, Well liked, of course, is our honest belief . Lester McCann likes spelling so well, That he thoroughly hates 'ie's', 'ei's' and two 'll's'. Lucile Brooks, without a complaint or whine Records her words in penmanship fine. Margaretta Morin, a lass so demure, Has a rep for talking at least secure. By his ready answer and careful attention, Wayne McKeever creates sensation. Eugene Connell delights in sweets, But never finds fun in giving treats. Earl studies the whole day through, Of time and labor he ne'er will rue. Paul Diekman, the last, but of course not least, Is on tap with a nickel when a man says feast. B. A. and E. C., Class Page Thirty six , of '27