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

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I, DAVID LINDSAY, being of sound mind and body, bequeath, my ability to write fractured fairy tales to any fractured fairy who has the outstanding literary talent. I, BILL LITTLE, bequeath my spot light that I ran during the Junior and Senior plays to anybody who is brave enough to handle 300 hot dollars and an extension cord that shoots out fire. I, CHARLES MARLATT, bequeath some mud for Tony Halicki ' s turtle. I, CATHY MARSHALL, bequeath my long bangs to Donna Leslie cause her dad ' s always cutting hers and my secrets to Belinda Leach cause I know she ' ll keep them. I, DORA MARXMAN, bequeath my knowledge of Chemistry (which isn ' t very much) to anyone who wants it. I, DAVID MASSEY, bequeath all my Ag ability to Wayne Hoffman, who really needs it. I, MARY MAYBERRY, bequeath my ability to keep my ' 54 Chevy running to Terry Morris, who always has trouble with his ' 54. I, LINDA MEADOR, bequeath my ability to jump to get my apron in Chemistry Lab to anyone else who can ' t reach the hook. I, VICKI MILES, bequeath my holy P.E. blouse to Yvonne Mowry, who needs it. I, DEBBIE NORMAN, bequeath my ability to stay in school to Ken Bogle. I, ESTHER OSBORN, bequeath my typing ability to anyone who has ten thumbs. I, GLORIA PAIR, bequeath my ability to keep my mouth shut when I ' m supposed to to Yvonne Mowry who doesn ' t. I, PAULETTE PORTER, bequeath my good manners to my brother who could have used them December 6. I, CINDY SHAW, bequeath my ability to put up with Mr. Boyd ' s teasing to any girl who must put up with it. I, DONNA SCHICK, bequeath a quiet 9th hour study hall to Miss Buckley. I, MARY LOU SCHROLL, bequeath my jumping rope to any youthful student entering Mrs. Berry ' s Romper Room Class. I, KATHY SCHULTZ, bequeath my efficient slide rule to any future Physics or Chemistry student who will take one of Mr. Schuller ' s fabulous tests. I, DONNA SHELTON, bequeath my brush to Margaret Marshall and my red hair to Pam Ellis. I, ALAN SHOOKMAN, bequeath my ability to take three years of a two year Spanish course, to anyone who wants to take Spanish. I, ELLEN SRONCE, bequeath my ability to get good grades in Chemistry to my sister, Gale. I, RENEE STOUTENBOROUGH, bequeath my ability to remain Anon A. Mouse for the last two years to any other rat on the newspaper staff. I, NANCY VOTAW, bequeath my ability to control my temper to a certain teacher who is in bad need of it. I, DAVID WARNER, bequeath my 49 pick-up to Ron Braden so that he will know the pleasure of driving it around. I, TOM WEIKLE, bequeath my ability to take care of myself to Donnie Lewis who needs it. I, CONNIE WILLIAMS, bequeath my lack of knowledge of Chemistry to anyone who knows it. I, JOANNE WOOLUMS, bequeath all my naive and quiet ways to Tammie Taylor, who has a great need for them. I, JOE WOOLUMS, bequeath my ability to never get detention to Tony Halicki, who has convinced his mom that 10th hour is a required class. I, SHIRLEY YUNDT, bequeath to my sister, who will be a freshman next year, Mrs. Berry ' s Gym Class, which she will learn to dislike.

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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.

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CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 1964 we entered the Maroa-Forsyth High School led by Mr. Richard Grubb and Mr. Larry Finley. Our 69 members elected Kathy Schultz. President; Joe Woolums, Vice President; Joann Day. Secretary; and Linda Meador. Treasurer. Look¬ ing forward to the Homecoming Dance, we chose as our candidates Kathy Schultz, Mareha Etnier, Joe Woolums. and Terry Lienhart. Our Freshman float placed third with the theme. Let s Ruff Em Up ' . For the Christmas Dance our candidates were Kathy Schultz. Linda Meador. Jerry Hupp, and Ron Edgecombe. During the year we lost Patsy Buchanan, Mary Ann Buggar. Jean Clifton, Marsha Ervin, Buzz Glasco, Nora Lohman, Raymond Maxwell. Jesse Owens, Mike White, and Jackie Robinson. We gained Cindy Boland. In the year of 1965 we began our Sophomore year with 64 members. We elected Terry Lienhart. President; Joyce Chalcraft, Vice President; Judy Morris, Secretary; and Renee ' Stoutenborough, Treasurer. This year we gained Mary Mayberry, Vicki Miles, Connie Williams, Karen Shellabarger, and Joe Stickles. As Homecoming candidates we chose Renee Stoutenborough, Rhonda Austin, Jerry Hupp, and Terry Lienhart. Our Homecoming float placed first with the theme Beat ’Em to the Ball. We were all pleased with this decision. Our Christmas candidates were Linda Meador, Judy Morris, David Massey, and Ron Edgecombe. Also, this year Judy Morris was chosen F.F. A. Sweetheart. During the year we lost Linda Fugate, Leigh Harris. Suzanne Lorenz, Judy Morris, Judy Pease, Charlie Rasor, and Jackie Robinson. Mr. Grubb and Mr. Finley led us capably through another year. Our Junior year brought all the excitement we had hoped for. This year we gained David Warner. We lost Joe Stickles. We elected as President. Rob Cox; Vice President, Kathy Christman; Secretary, Ellen Sronce; and Treasurer, Margo Johnson. With Homecoming before us once more we chose as candidates Kathy Christman, Carole Halicki, Terry Lienhart, and Joe Woolums. Carole was chosen Queen. Terry was 1st attendant, and Kathy was 2nd attendant. Our float won first again with the title Pirates Had a Great Fall”. Christmas candidates were Carole Halicki, Kathy Christman, Tom Weikle, and Ken Bogle. Carole was chosen Queen. Tom and Kathy were 2nd attendants. Linda Meador was chosen F.F. A. Sweetheart. The hard work of our 58 members made our Junior Prom a real success! We chose for a title Southern Splendor . Our class chose the Southside Country Club for the setting. For the last event of this memorable year, our class presented Ask Any Girl for the Junior Class Play. In the fall of 1967 we entered these halls for the last time. Our officers were President, Tom Hupp; Vice President, Alan Shookman; Secretary, Linda Atchison; and Treasurer, Penny Doolen. Our Homecoming candidates were Kathy Schultz, Linda Meador, Tom Hupp, and Terry Lienhart. We were delighted when Terry and Linda were chosen as King and Queen. Kathy and Tom were 1st attendants. Our float received third place with the theme Let’s Rack ’Em Up . Our Senior Class Play Mother Is a Freshman was a great success. It was sparkling comedy. Our Christmas candidates were Marsha Etnier, Rhonda Austin, Tom Weikle, and David Massey. Tom and Rhonda were chosen King and Queen. Marsha was 1st attendant and David was 2nd attendant. Now, as we prepare to leave these halls, we want to keep the memory of every moment, whether it was happy or sad. We hope each class in the future will be able to unite and enjoy their years together as much as we have enjoyed ours. Although they will never be able to say of themselves, WE’RE SENSATIONAL. WE ARE GREAT. WE’RE THE CLASS OF ’68 .