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

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54 l f The Metnoif GL Berwyn flooking at fire bellj : Are we allowed to ring this bell? Mr. Wood: Try it and see. Ruby was saying her prayers: t'And please, God, she petitioned, Make Boston the capital of Vermont, Why, Ruby! exclaimed her shocked mother. t'What made you say that? 'tCause I made it that way on my examination papers today and I want to be right. Have you a Charles Dickens in your home? asked the polite book agent. UNO! snapped the lady of the house. Or a Robert Louis Stevenson? UNO X!! Or a Eugene Field? No, we ain't, and what's more, we don't run a boarding house here. If you are looking for them fellows you might try the house across the street. ax Mr. Lowe fIn American Historyj : Are you going to graduate? Dayton fwho never has time for muchb : 'tYes, if I have time. I Miss Fisher: On the train last night I met your uncle by mar- rlagef' Mr. Lowe: Why, I hadn't heard a thing about it. Congratula- tions. Friend: 'tSay, Chum, you certainly keep that school girl com- plexion on your coat. Mr. Lowe: Now you didn't tell me what was at the bottom of the trouble, Violet. Violet: Yes but I was going to. These are probably intentional examples of school room wit: A mountain range is a large size cook stove. To stop nosebleed, stand on your head until your heart stops beating. The chamois is valuable for its feathers, the whale for its kerosene. Mr. Wood: Why did the soldiers hold boughs in front of them? Bruce: 'ATO conceal their number. Dick: Why, were they numbered? Bruce fwriting American History testbz Will it be all right to put anything in here, even if it wasn't in the book, just so its true? Mr. Lowe: Why were the Colonists and French fighting? Dick: The French were hogging the whole country. P. ll Eighty-' ' H Ai fl W, l' 'ilTif Ir. C. H. 5. . . 1915 l l6i6 W

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: The Memoir 1 Miss Fisher, in bookkeeping: You Juniors and Seniors are worse than the Freshmen. Eugene: No wonder. They're scared to death. Dick: They haven't had as much experience as we have, either. Poor Man Loreane: What color dress are you going to wear to the game? Teddy: Black, That's the color of my date's hair. Loreane: I guess I won't go, my date's bald-headed. Freshmen colors-green and light white, flower-Occident. Russell: His humor wasn't as wide as Shakespeare. Paul: I can't sit down here. I'll tear my pants. Eugene: Well, sit down and tear your pants. Mr. Lowe appears in a new suit. Eugene walks up and shakes hands, remarking, Married, eh? Nuff said. Favorite tricks of certain freshies: Donald .......................................................... Being Good Viola ...................................... Skipping Down the Hall Goldie ............ Talking about Her Dates and Primping Evelyn .... Showing the Rest How to Get Their Lessons Wilda ................................................................ Giggling Earl ................................................................... Scolding Edwin ........ ........ K idding Somebody Anita ....... .................... S tudying John ........... .................... C utting Up Paul .................. ....... P laying Basketball Bernard .............. ..,............. B eing Quiet Gerald Higgs ........ ........................................ S miling Gerald Huffman .........................,........ Leading Cheers Archie ............................ Tying Margretta's Shoestring Ruby ................... ..................................... B eing Sweet Ray .......... ................................,...... K eeping Still Carl .............................. Watching the Upper Classmen Mr. Wood said Shakespeare wrote about several of the Henry's. We wonder if he meant Fords. The thrill that comes once in a lifetime: I forgot to tell you, but wegl have a test in Geometry today. And only 5 more minutes to stu y. 15 questions in Bookkeeping test. Eugene answers 11, then tells the class that he made a wise guess at the last 11. Page Eighty-eight IS I 1-. c. H. sl . . 1935 1 oc-mg if