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

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dl13f'f?i901l--- f The Memoir l ue,'7Q ' Annual Commencement The Annual Commencement exercises of the Trivoli Community High School were held Friday evening, Ma y 8, 1925, in the High School Gym.. The Gym was beautifully decorated in the class colors for the occasion. The following program was given: Processional Invocation ........ ...... R ev. D. C. Ellinwood Salutatory ...... .............,. E lliot White Song ....... ,....... . .. .,... .Girls Glee Club Valedictorian ..... ......,. D onald Bourne Address ...,... .................. .Girl's Glee Club Song ............... .......,.....,........ .Dr. W. J. Davidson Illinois Wesleyan University Song' .,,..............................,.....,.............. Presentation of Diplomas .,.....,..,........ Girl's Glee Club .John A..Morris Benedlctlon .........,.....,...........,...... Rev. D. C. Inllinwood Graduates Gladys C. McMasters Alberta Marian Cass Gladys H. Linck Marshall McCullough J. Donald Bour Ira M. Phillips Lloyd A. Goodman Theo. Opie Elliot White ne Class Motto-Keep a Goin! Class Colors-Blue and Silver Class Flower-White Tea Roses. Declamatory Contest The class taking declamatory work was exceptionally large Hood coached a class of eleven contestants for the preliminaries. the best one is chosen to represent the school at th contestants were: Introduction to In or In ......... The The Rehearsal ......,.........,..... .. Little Billy Bow Legs .......,...,. Minty Ma1viny's Santa Claus ....., Jimmy Under the Table ............ Whoa There, January .........,.. Stealing Cleopatra's Stuff .,..,....,.,... The Boy with the Twisted Knee ........ Travers' First Hunt .................. ..... Formality at Siwash ......... The Christus .....,............ this year. Mrs. At which time e county meet. .............Margretta Mo1'in .......Theodosia Anderson ..........LaVerna Stewart .......Wilda Baggs ...Ruby Ramshaw .Evelyn Glasford Goldie Weeks Anita Andrews ...Mildred Arnold ......William Williams ....Paul Dikeman Page Fifty-live rf: -lull fi WZf?.Jif5U IT, C, ll, S, . . 1916 1 l6Xg N

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f Thg MemQif1 -I5 ! at aim ' l l T. C. li. S. - - 1926 1 uqiggg Miss Caruther's Return A musical comedy in two acts was given March 13, by the girls of T. C. H. S., for the benefit of the Girl's Glee Club. Musical Numbers ACT I 1. Overture ............................................... ........... I nstrumental 2. A Lullaby .......................................... ......... P atty and Girls 3. The Queen of Movie Land ....... ....................... M ary and Girls 4. I Was Born in New York .......,.................................... Bridget and Girls 5. Clothes .............,.........................,.............................. Henrietta and Girls 6. Trio Dance Qlnterpolatedl .................... Mary, Clara and Marguerite 7. The World is Like a Looking Glass .............................................. Patty, Henrietta and Girls ACT II 1. The Melodrama ................................... ........ M ary, Ellen and Sara 2. Piano 'Solo flnterpolatedl ........ ........................... H enrietta 3. My Little Boat ...................................... .............................. P atty 4. My Little Pink Gown .............,................ ............... M ary 5. Cast Your Bread Upon the Waters ........ ....... F inaleg All Cast of Characters fln Order of Their First Appearancel Mrs. Jones, Matron .......,............................................................ Wilma Burt Mary, Maid of All Work, in Realty, Thyrza Caruthers .................... Morin Ann, An Actress ..............,...................................... .......... R uby Ramshaw Henrietta, Studying Piano and Voice ....... ...... M aude Fisher Merlin, An Actress .................................. ......... V iola Bontz Patty, Studying Voice ....................... .... ............... M e lba Jais Raphaela, Studying Painting ......... ....,. M ildred Arnold Rose, Studying Painting .............. ......... G oldie Weeks Ellen, Studying Dramatic Art ...... .......... A nita Andrews Sara, Studying Dramatic Art ....... ............... L oreane Huey Marguerite, Studying Dancing ........ ....... T heodosia Anderson Clara, Studying Dancing ................ . ........ .......... L aVerna Stewart Bridget, Cook ..................... Q ................................................. . ....... Violet Quin Desdemona, Mrs. Jones' Niece ............................................ Evelyn Glasford A Chorus of Girls, Studying the Various Arts .................... Margaret Kirk- man, Marguerite Milligan, Mary Boone, Wilda Baggs, Fern Higgs Director ........................................................................................ Mrs. Wood Accompanist ................................................,............................. Miss Fisher The object of the Operetta was to teach: Its best never to pre- tend to be anything better than you are. ' A ' U. L. H., '27, Pag I 'fty-f,x'. -f Q.

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C The Memoirl Get Acquainted Party The first party of the year given by T. C. H. S. was held in the High School Gym, Friday evening, September 25. This event was planned as a coming out party for the Freshmen. When the students assembled they were divided into three groups. The entertainment was in the form of a track meet between the three groups. A delightful lunch was served, consisting of fruit salad, wafers, and cocoa, after which everyone adjourned, hoping there would be another party in the near future, and thanking the committee for their efforts in making the party a success. Aviuum Ceena Time-6:30 P. M. Place-Home of Richard Gregory. When- Tuesday, January 5, 1926. In honor of whom?-Basketball team. The faculty went too. Yes, even Miss Fisher and Mrs. Wood, you see Richard didn't forget them. The Gregory's proved indeed to be real entertainers and cooks, for such eats as we had and how everyone relished everything. The table was prettily decorated in purple and white, the athletic colors. During the dinner hour we were further entertained by the radio, bringing to our ears, the voices of Goldie and Dustie. whom all enjoyed. When we finished our eats we retired for a social hour, of course basketball being the main topic of conversation. Nevertheless it is an important one and one that deserves much study. Then Home James! But we shall not forget the treat Richard and the good time with Mother and Dad. Freshmen Have Class Party On Monday evening before Christmas of 1925, the Freshmen Class was entertained at the home of Edwin Anderson. We spent an en- joyable evening playing games, listening over the radio and listening to piano music. Each person took a gift which was distributed from the beautifully decorated Christmas Tree. Refreshments of sandwiches, pickles and cocoa were served. All departed at a late hour, thanking their hosts for an enjoyable evening. E. H. '29 , . Page Fifty-six I 1', C, H, 9, . . 19zb1 Uw