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

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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=} ()

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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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——— BLUE AND GOLD CLASS NIGHT IS OBSERVED BY CLASS REUNION Class Night Program 8:00 P. M. May 25, 1934 Class Prophesy Hattie Haliski RE a Helen Dean Presentation of Gavel to Junior President by Senior P. Leon Riley Voeal Solo -- Anna Lou Caplinger Class Poem Virginia THockaday Class History -- ... Harry Bowden Pameeeolo —Ja- . . Isabel Ferrill Salutatory Address . Viola W endling feepeewe) 2 Beth Withers SiriagBand | ........-- Elwood Cooper, Deral Rains, John Meador, Martin Pulliam, Eloise Margenthaler UE Willard Lowery Class Song written by Geraldine Hilt Valedictory Address ..— Doris Car ney ass a String Band The Class Night Program was pre- sented as a class reunion of 1950. Mil- hourne Lazelle, as spokesman, asked that they give the class night program just as it was given in 734. The reunion was held at the un- veiling of a painting by Miss Bonnie Mariott, one of the class of ’34, but it ) was stolen and ‘‘extras’’ were given out to the audience which contained the prophesy and the class night program. BACCALAUREATE PROGRAM ae. 8:00 P. M. May 27, 1934 0 LS Orchestra a Congregation sawocation .........-- Rev. C. W. Ivie Pe eertmbure ..... .. Chris Garriott 0 ee Chris Garriott ‘‘The Reward of a Race Well Run”’ ee. ee ae -Glee Club a Sa ee ee - Orchestra 0°) Conereeation Benedication ..------ Rev. C. W. Tvie rr Orchestra The baccalaureate program was a very unique one in view of the fact thaf Chris Garriott, one of the members of the class, delivered his own baccalaure- ate address. COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM 8:00 P. M. May 31, 1934 Theme—‘‘ What The Future Holds’’ a en ee Orchestra Invocation ......---. Rev. Roy Miller The Future Home ---- Cathryn Berry The Future School Harriett Pollock Coronet Solo -- ---- Leonard Braden The Future Farm ......- - Leon Riley The Future Church - Robert Stouten- borough GS eS Girls K. Berry, L. Austin, H. Pollock G. Hilt The Future Commerce - -- Betty Potter The Future State - Charles Carney Presentation of the Class Mr. Keyes Awarding of Honors - ----- Mr. Keyes Awarding of Diplomas - Mr. Dewhirst Benediction ----- Rev. Richard Archer i) ae Orchestra Junior-Senior Banquet Goes over Big The Senior Class of 1934 were enter- tained by the Junior Class, Friday even- ing, Mav the eleventh, at a banquet held nt the Sunnyside Country Clubhe-se, Deeatur, Illinois. The menu consisted of tomato cocktail, swiss steak, new notatoes, green beans, spring salad, mint ice, eake, and iced tea. The idea ol golf was carried out, the program being as follows: Welcome . ------ Emily Jane Dewhirst FORRES oie Leon Riley Golf-course ....'..-. .---- Mr. Keves Piano Solo ...2ceecs-s Jeanette Parker ABEL cnsekcc cece George Waller Jr. Cornet: Solo. .223. +6s5- Leonard Braden oS ieee al” Helen Wikoft VSO .deencamel Harriett Bunne) Cee ch ho wane Miss Bell | ee Wilma Shoemaker Adding the Seore ------- Mr. Dewhirst After the program the guests danced to the musie of Lee Homebrook’s orches- tra. Everyone seemed to have a good time.