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a THE MAROA Blue and Gold a ee SO MAROA, ILLINOIS, JUNE 1, 1933 . NUMBER Vill Eee VOLUME III MAROA COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL : 4 x = NY “SS ‘s ‘ PS ERR oceed SRD DERN RRT, NPOOOOOSAATTEANMVS NERV en NRROAMALS The Maroa Community High School District was organized in June, 1920. For ten years high school facilities were rented from the City School. At the end of this time the enrollment had outgrown the old building and it became nec- essary to ask the voters to build a new building. The Board of Education was authorized to issue bonds to build at an elec- tion held on March 22, 19380. The members of the Board at this time were, D. M. Dewhirst, President; W. C. McGuire, Secretary; H. E. Gray; Calvin Query; and Dr. A. C. Ammann. Ground was broken for the new building in July, the corner stone was laid September 19, 1930, and the building formally dedicated by Hon. Francis G. Blair, State Superintendent of Public Instruc- tion, April 24, 1931. The school was occupied, however, in March, The class of 1931 was the first to graduate from it. The architect was Churles Harris, and the contractor was George A. Moeller, both of Decatur, Dlinois.
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