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

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Dorothy Miller— ‘ When the brisk minor pants for Rh Frances Mott— T am as sober as a judge.’’ Harrictt Pollock— Wo eall it nretty, Harriett’s ways.’’ Martin Pulliam— Willineness is his hobby. kind deeds is is his play.’’ Leon Riley— ‘fAs large as life and twice as natur- al 9° BLUE AND GOLD Mary Belle Morris— ‘‘The windy satisfac tion of the tongue.’’ Arthur Oakley— ‘‘None but himself be his paralell.’’ Betty Potter—- ‘For well she kept her genial mood.’’ Deral Rains— “A fit man. a man of known ability.’’ George Stein— ‘ Push ou-ceep mov- ing. ”

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SS Virginia Hockday ‘All people hear me . . ’ for miles. Stanley Langrand— ‘‘T live, an idle bur- den to the ground.,’’ Melbourne Lazelle— ‘ With secret course which no loud storm annoy, glides the smooth eurren of do- mesti¢ joy.’’ Eloise Morganthal- cr— ‘ T bear a charmed life.’’ Ralph Mayall— “The man that blushes is not quite a brute,’’ BLUE AND GOLD Viola Joynt— - ‘Few things are impossible to dili- gence and skill.’’ Pauline Larson— ‘The mildest may- ners and the gentlest heart.’’ Willard Lowrey— ‘He knew what is what.’’ Bonnie Marlatt— ‘ She moves a god- dess, and she looks a queen.’’ John Meador— ‘The man that loves and laughs must sure do well.”’

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sLUn AND COLlo=— , Robert SLoutenhe, John B. Sterling— ough—- Ve said all, viel. O7’ wrong.’’ “Karth sounds my wisdom and high heavens my fame.’’ Helen EK. Wikoff— Viola Wendling— he Wed aa ten upen their corona tion day.’’ ‘Thy modesty’s a eandle to thy mer- it 99 Beth Withers—» ‘‘My date is shorw but my renown is dcathless.’? a=} ()