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

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11-First speed test in typing class given. Mr. Peters, however, reports the speed to be negative. 13-Charles swallows his chewing gum. Beulah wants to summon a physician. 14-T. C. H. S. invades Peoria-return defeated by Manual. 'Twas some game though. 17-State inspector of school visits us. We were all so good that we didn't know ourselves. 18-Last call for report cards. Return them now or forever hold your peace. 19-Mr. Wells gets snowballed returning from lunch. lf vou wish snow balls returned, please notify Mr. Wells at once. 20-Freshmen begin to talk about Santa Claus. 21-Trivoli receives an invitation to Canton tournament. Oh boy! 24-Christmas vacation. JANUARY 2-Trivoli Wins second place at Canton tournament. Some surprise. 3-Black eyes are a rage-wonder who started such a painful fad? 4-Juniors hold a bakery sale. 7-Bick Gregory purchases an alarm clock and breaks the milk bottle. 8-Work begins in earnest on Memoir . Now watch our smoke. 9-All pretty girls are handing in their pictures. How do photogra- phers ever make such good pictures? 10-Three boys didn't have their English. One fainted and the other two carried him out. 11-Mr. Wells rings bell 20 minutes too early. Time will tell who catches the early Worm. 14-Semester exams. Faculty insist that our lives hang in the balance. 15-Graton Gerber is talking seriously about getting another shave. 16-Fairview again defeated. Basket ball team is winning fame. 18-Rooters go to Glasford in bob sleds. Did they upset? No, just turned over. 21-Junior enrollment increased. Wonder who she is? 22iHer name is Alberta Cass. 23-Girls just discovered that it is leap year. Mr. Wells reminds them look before they leap. --Wayne: What are they all laughing at, teacher? Teacher: You had your lesson today. 25-Basket ball team defeated by Farmington. 28-Miss Harding absent from school. No lessons. 29-We do not fear, Or shed a tear, 'Cause leap year Is here., to 24 FEBRUARY 1-Basket ball team goes to Brimfleld. 2-Lucille B. becomes preoccupied and declared that 2 times 6 equals 11 Page Ninety-six

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------- --me ------- 22-First B. B. try out. Many promising recruits and sore muscles. 23-Rain-no game. 24-Mr. Wells gives a lecture. 25-Black dog kicked out of assembly. How can a teacher be so cruel. 26-High and mighty seniors hold a dignified class meeting. Aren't we modest? 29-Mr. Wells finds his picture on the window. A Hallowe'en joke. Rah! 30-Miss Cornelius iinds her picture on the window. Rah! 31-Mr. Wells and Miss Cornelius find their pictures on the Window. Rah! Rah! NOVEMBER 1-First literary play given-t'It Ainlt My Fault . All characters agreed. 2-Some prominent seniors take teachers examinations. Ain't we smart. 5-Our second death Cexaminationsj. Rev. Flinn ofiiciating. 6-Verna Holt and Velma Magee visit our brain factory. 7-Planning for pep meeting. 8-Pep meeting held. 9-Decide to have no more pep meetings. All together everybody give nine groans. 12-No school in afternooneeverybody threatened with brain fever. 13-Jessie Gillett absent-guess she's got it. 14-Last pep meeting of season. Nobody present but team. 15-Edgar didn't get a condition today. 16-Alumni home coming-record house-busted by gosh! 20-7. 19-Elma appeared with bobbed hair. 20-Bourne's store-Edgar-Gladys Mc.-scandalous! 21-Weekly sewing class learns to thread needles. 22-Teachers convention - vacation -- recupcration - rejuvenation Whew! 26-Gerber loses his three Whisker sisters: Faith, Charity and Hope. 27-Richard Gregory absent. Sprained ankle chasing a turkey. 28-Fairview defeated 17-29 at Fairview. Flat tire Don. 29-30-Thanksgiving vacation. Eat, drink and be sleepy. DECEMBER 3-All day spent hunting books, lost during past week's Vacation. 4-Modern History class is getting fast-talking about automobiles while studying the middle ages. 5-Somebody practiced a singing lesson in the study hall this noon. Who was the guilty wretch? 6-Some of the Alumni visit us. We must be attractive to others if not to ourselves. 7-Another victory. Deer Creek defeated-now we go! 10-Chet reports broken bone in his hand. Too much Deer Creek. Could it have been the crazy bone. Page Ninety-five

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- -------- - ----------- -The ground hog did not see his shadow. -Ted Opie declares he'll lead the B. B. team if he has to dress on the run. - Make-up of rouge and lipstick seems popular with all of the boys. Sun shone 5 minutes, but Jessie Gillett declares that there is sun- shine in her heart. -Seniors depart to have pictures taken. Such excitement over noth- ing. -Spring must be here-Mr. Wells wore a light suit today. -First elocution lesson was given-we judge from sound there were six killed and many wounded. -Bontz has narrow escape-thirteenth of month and he forget it was leap year. -Basket ball team departs for Macomb. Wonder if it was parting tears that made the roads so muddy. 16-Basketball team wins second place at Macomb. HURRAHZ -Warren Sandal-spends wholle noon hour demonstrating how to eat beans with a toothpick. -Gladys McMaster was not late to school this morning. Who pre- sented the alarm clock? -Jessie, has her hair shingled. Edgar wants to know how much she had to pay the carpenter. -At time for parting, we find Violet all teary because there will be no more nights till tomorrow night. -Half holiday-why do they close the banks if Washington was such an honest man ? -Celebrate other great men's birthdays-Donald and Edgar claim that distinction. -Mr. Wells discovered that gasoline explodes-freshmen badly startled. MARCH -Mr. Lane of Canton smashes four cameras, raincoats and rubber boots in order. -Freshman planned a party. -Party fizzled out. -Basket ball team departs for Peoria tournament. -School dismissed for tournament. -Big race-two girls-two hats-two hats won. Referee-VVind. -Nine boys bought new hats. Basket ball team picture published in newspaper. -This is the month of March. We march to school. March to classes. March to dinner. And march back home. -Warren saw a black cat. -Mr. Wells introduces his musical relation. Page Ninety-seven