Maroa Forsyth High School - Trojanaire / Maronois Yearbook (Maroa, IL)

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CHUCK MARLATT is currently owner and operator of the Shell Service Station in Maroa. CATHY MARSHALL is doing her part to beautify Maroa. She is the owner of a suc¬ cessful beauty salon known as Cathy ' s Coiffures. DORA MARXMAN has a major role in a T. V. western, as the sharp shooter. DAVID MASSEY is still trying to catch the girls. It ' s a good thing he has his Camero. It ' s a long walk between Clinton and Maroa. MARY MAYBERRY makes tours for the National Archery Association, giving speeches on Bow and Arrow Safety”. LINDA MEADOR is definitely achieving fantastic heights since her graduation from MFHS. Linda has grown from a mere 5 ' 1” to a towering 5 2”. VICKI MILES has been named Miss Smile for the tenth straight year. DEBBIE NORMAN has just become a doctor. It ' s cheaper to be one than to go see one every week. ESTHER OSBORN has finally learned how to type and is now teaching it. GLORIA PAIR is now married to Mr. Single. PAULETTE PORTER is now secretary at MFHS. Paulette ' s following right along in mamma ' s footsteps. CINDY SHAW is running a branch of Patricia Stevens right here in Maroa, known as Shaw ' s Shape-Up Shop. DONNA SCHICK is now operating a private kindergarten known as Donna ' s Day School. MARY LOU SCHROLL is now the sponsor of the MFHS Trojanettes. KATHY SCHULTZ has just made another hit record Ode to Mr. S. , DONNA SHELTON is the world ' s fastest typist. She got her practice typing to meet the deadline for the Trojan Times . ALAN SHOOKMAN, after 10 years of intensive study, successfully earned his M.S. de¬ gree from Jackson College. (Master of Spanish). ELLEN SRONCE, who now heads the emergency department at the hospital, strives not to keep the patients waiting too long. In speech, she found this was a pet peeve of many people. RENEE STOUTENBOROUGH has just been appointed to Annapolis. She finally made it. NANCY VOTAW runs a riding academy out west for ' greenhorns ' . DAVID WARNER, now a Texas millionaire, can be seen riding in a Rolls Royce ... no, a 1948 Chevy pick up truck. TOM WEIKLE has just written a book entitled How to go to School Without Really Trying. CONNIE WILLIAMS has just put Maroa on the map by receiving the Nobel Peace Prize for Literature. JOANNE WOOLUMS is still trying to figure out where all the money in the Student Council went. JOE WOOLUMS, Everett , has just become Senior Senator from Illinois. It was easier than you think. He already had the name. SHIRLEY YUNDT is taking singing lessons from her brother Eddie. The MFHS Loyalty is her greatest accomplishment.

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CLASS PROPHECY LINDA ATCHISON is singing with the ’’King Sisters . (She is now one of the family.) PEGGY ATCHISON is now an interior decorator, specializing in apartments ... her own. RHONDA AUSTIN is the newest baton twirler with the Raleigh Football team. CINDY BOLAND now has her own dancing school. She offers special training in danc¬ ing on desk tops. MARILYN BOOMER controls a whole floor of St. Mary ' s Hospital. She is busy, busy, busy. STAN BRELSFOARD is living in the beautiful house he designed in Industrial Arts. JOYCE CHALCRAFT is now teaching at MFHS. KATHY CHRISTMAN is now married and has captured another beauty title, ’’Mrs. Maroa of 1978”. BILL COOK has just sold a million copies of his hit record ”Angel” on the label D-E-V-I-L. ROB COX is now coach of that award winning basketball team, The Woodland Weirdo’s . RICHARD CRUM is one of the ten best dressed politicians in the U.S. He started campaigning in the American Observer. JOANNE DAY has her own kitchen band, staring herself and Herb Alpert. PENNY DOOLEN has achieved political success in the Democratic party. Her campaign slogan was All the way with Bobby K. . NOLA DOWELL is now working as head secretary for the Dow Chemical Company. RON EDGECOMBE has finally mastered the slide rule and now uses it with great speed and accuracy. MARSHA ETNIER is now the proud mother of five boys and five girls; looks like a com¬ plete basketball team and a cheerleading squad. ROSIE GRIMM is now the visiting nurse at MFHS. CAROLE HALICKI received her last book reviews. They were not as encouraging as her best seller Poems From a Polish Pickle Jar . DAVID HARRELSON has just won, for the tenth straight year, the Indianapolis 500. JERRY HUPP worked his way quickly up the ladder of success to find a comfortable level that doesn ' t require too much overtime. TOM HUPP is now a famous baseball player for the Chicago Cubs. Someone finally wanted his talent. JOYCE JACO is now head waitress at Mason ' s Restaurant. MARGO JOHNSON, after ten years of loyal service to the Maroa Methodist Church, has just received the A.T. Y. award, Acolyte of the Year. FAYE LEACH is now a private secretary. Those years of typing, shorthand, and book¬ keeping finally paid off. JIM LEACH is now track and field coach at Maroa-Frosyth High School. LYN LEIMBACH has trouble keeping furniture in her house. Her nickname, Tremit e, seems to draw flying insects. RANDY LIENHART convinced his father to trade cars instead of tractors after his last wreck. By the way, Randy is thinking about selling insurance. TERRY LIENHART is now playing professional football for the Decatur Dandies ... Goooooooo T erry! DAVID LINDSAY is now writing his famous fractured fairy tales for the Prairie Post Dave got his start at MFHS writing for the Trojan Times. BILL LITTLE is now coach of a baseball team for young boys, called Little ' s Big League .

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CLASS WILL I, LINDA ATCHISON, bequeath my ability to become engaged, then unengaged and go steady and break up all within 5 months to anybody who is a faster, worker than I am. I» PEGGY ATCHISON, bequeath the joy of being a bunny to Mr. Nicol and Mr. Boyd, and to Ken Rodgers. I bequeath my ability to look feminine. He already has a good start. I, RHONDA AUSTIN, bequeath my ability to construct good letters to any fool taking American Problems and wishes to become pen-pals with their Senators. I. CYNTHIA BOLAND, bequeath my Fairy Godmother to anyone who will be kind, loving, and especially ... I repeat ... especially understanding. I, MARILYN BOOMER, bequeath my sick pom poms to Jean Hockaday if she’ll have them. I, STANLEY BRELS FOARD, bequeath my ability in Industrial Arts to John Archer. I, JOYCE CHALCRAFT, bequeath my ability to speak to Mr. Boyd to Mary Marsh. I. KATHY CHRISTMAN, bequeath my best seller. How to Wreck a Car in One Easy Lesson , to all future Driver ' s Ed students. I, BILL COOK, bequeath a box to Mr. Haines so M.F.H.S, can have a Jack in the Box. I. ROBERT COX, bequeath nothing to David Warner so I won ' t break his record. I, RICHARD CRUM, bequeath my ability to listen to other people to Randy Lienhart who seems to enjoy listening to himself. I, JOANN DAY, bequeath my responsibility and organization in doing things to all the irresponsible and unorganized people and teachers I have met in my four years in high school. I, PENNY DOOLEN, bequeath my Chemistry notebook, workbook and old tests to all future Chemistry students who need encouragement and to Mr. Schuller who needs a good laugh. I, NOLA DOWELL, bequeath my ability to stay off detention to Pam Dick. I, RON EDGECOMBE, bequeath my ability to have fun on F.F.A. trips to my brother. I, MARSHA ETNIER, bequeath my subscription to the American Observer to any person with a photographic mind and who is taking American Problems next year. I, ROSIE GRIMM, bequeath my sense of humor to Mr. Haines, and all my tailored shirts to Mr. Boyd and Mrs. Berry. I, CAROLE HALICKI, bequeath my ability to be a happy Polock to any Polock who isn’t happy. I, DAVID HARRELSON, bequeath my ability to be wrong on some things to Jack Haines who thinks he ' s always right. I, JERRY HUPP, bequeath my ability to admit I ' m wrong to Mr. Jack Haines who never thinks he ' s wrong. I, TOM HUPP, bequeath my ability not to be a Brownie to Charles Land who is the biggest Brownie in the school. I, JOYCE JACO, bequeath my quiet unassuming voice to Debbie Robinson. I, MARGO JOHNSON, bequeath my quiet laugh to Pam Ellis. I, FAYE LEACH, bequeath my gym shorts to Kathy Price, who in the remaining years can fill them out. I, JIM LEACH, bequeath my amazing ability in Math IV to any aspiring junior, who isn’t particular about his grades. I, LYN LEIMBACH, bequeath my dirty P.E. socks to Mrs. Berry and my green pick-up truck to Belinda Leach to hot-rod around town. I, RANDY LIENHART, bequeath my nick-name of Shady to Donnie Lewis, who is next in line. I, TERRY LIENHART, bequeath a pair of Kissy Dolls” to Chuck Land and Larry Day, who seem to have a great need for it during football practice.