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

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Qfi true Memoir 1--l- wggl Q15 'Ai u l T, C, ll, S, . . gggg 1 nl-Simi? Sophomore Class Poem Of the Sophomore Class l'll try to tell, A story that is known very well. First comes Wink Williams, who lives far away, And drives from Hanna in a Ford every day. Next comes Warren Sandall, who after school is free, To be our truthful referee. Melba Jais to her love for Turl is devoted, When a chance came her way, for him she voted. Raymond Huey, Ray for short, To his sister he is never an escort. Otto Linck, the Sheik as a rule, Is greatly in love with a Freshman in school. Margaret Kirkman, a fair little lass, Generally called the flapper of the class. Frank Anderson, for him studies are a snap, When asked for his lesson has just that. Lewis Howerter, always found deep In thought or sound asleep. Mildred Arnold, a studious little miss, For her studies and school are bliss. Last but not least, comes LaVerna Stewart in History is smart, But to a boy in North Dakota she has given her heart. L. J. H., '28. Sophomore Flower Garden Johnie Jump Up .......................................................................... Otto Linck Sweet William ...... ., ......... William Williams Sun Flower ........ Golden Glow ...... Tulip ................,. Four O'Clock ........ Blushing Rose .......... Bachelor's Buttons ,.... ...... R aymond Huey .........Warren Sandal ........,..Frank Anderson ......Margaret Kirkman .........Lewis Howerter ..............Melba Jais Brown Eyed Susan... ....,...................,...................,............... Mildred Arnold Lily of the Valley ................................................................. Laverna Stewart Gardener .............................................................................. Mr. H. E. Lowe Mildred Arnold and Laverna Stewart, Class of '28. Page Thirty Y

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'Wn. The Memoir j Sophomore Class History This is Station T. C. H. S. broadcasting the Sophomore Class History. Yes, we are those green freshmen that registered Septembei 1924. We felt rather green, but decided to make the best of it and to make the freshman class the best ever. We had completed our grade school course and were ready and anxious for the trials and trou- bles of high school. During our first year we enjoyed many pleasures and happy times, together with the usual teasing. We entered old T. C. H. S. feeling prouder than ever Septembei, 1925, as Sopho- mores. We were so changed that the upper classmates did not recognize us. We had left the green stage and entered into a more brilliant career. If anyone is inclined to doubt this reformation, he can ask the faculty members who kept study hall when we were freshmen and when we were sophomores. The girls all entered the Glee Club for it was impossible to do without them. The Loys won fame playing basketball. President .............. Vice-President ........... Secretary and Treasurer .... Class Color .......... . Class Flowel .... Class Motto .... Frank Anderson Mildred Arnold Lewis Howerter Raymond Huey Melba Jais .. . .William Williams . .LaVerna Stewart . ..... Mildred Arnold ... . . . .Blue and Sllver ..........White Rose 'tRowing, Not Drifting Margaret Kirkman Otto Linck Warren Sandal LaVerna Stewart William Williams This is the Sophomore Class, Station T. C. H. S., signing of until we become Juniors. L. C. S, and M. M. A. Page Twenty--nine f +2 ef i 'N ff ti..- - sd eww I 1. c. n. s. - - 19261 l6KQfSE 5

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