Maroa Grade School - Grade Yearbook (Maroa, IL)

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GRADUATES Austin, Larrys Not to be hurried or confused. Bennett, George: Worry kills man-why die? Bliss, Pat: I'd say she's shy but I know her too well. Boyer, Duane: An exception to the rule about red hair. Brown, Butch: If ability is all thats needed, he should go ar. Brown, Pat: Folks like you are fine indeed, More like you are what we need. Brinkman, Patricia: I find earth not gray, but rosy. Caplinger, Benny: I picked up life and looked at it curiously. Crabtree, John: A little nonsense now and then, is relished by the best of men. Dawson, Tommie Lou: Quiet and demure. Dealey, Kermit: Be great in act as you have been in thought. Dorsey, Judy: As perfect a real girl as can be found. Dubson, Reuben: A passionate desire for knowledge. 14

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GRADUATES Eastham, Patricia Bobbie : What would life be if I took it seriously. Ethlngton, Clarence: Happie : Never sad, kind of scrappy, that is why we call him Happie . Fathauer, Eunice: Small and neat-winsome and sweet. Foulke, Edward Sid : Silent, like an explosion. Gardner, Maureen Robin : She possesses equal portions of wisdom and foolishness. Greeson, Joyce: Quiet, modest, pretty and sweet as any girl you'd care to meet. Hunt, Phillip: If you can't study, don't, No need to worry, he won't. Ishmael, Leon: An all around good sport. James, Della: Her hair is brown her height is small. She's very friendly to us all James, Lois: You'd know her by the merriment in her eyes. Kinkaid, Bob: All the great men are dead or dying - I don't feel so well myself. Larson, LaVon Vonnie : She is not like a star, for of her there is but one. 15