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

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Doris Carney— ‘Knowledee is power.’’ Darrel Dash— Tn his life, ambit- ion shines as do the bright stars on a frosty night.’? . Ny HK , James Emery— All’s” well — that ends well.’’ Chris Garriott— ‘Nothing is impos- sible.’’ Hattie Haliski— ‘ A mighty huntress and her pray was man, ’? BLUE AND GOLD== . , Elwood Cooper— ‘‘He only is a well made man who has a good determin- ation.’’ Helen Dean— ‘ Whose little body lodges a mighty mind, ’’ Isabel Ferrill— ‘ They win,’”’ laugh = that John Glosser— ‘ He’s a little baek- ward about coming forward.’’ Geraldine Hilt— ‘ Reproof on her lip, but a smile in her eye’?

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Leota Austin— ‘Study to be quiet”’ Cathryn Berry— ‘Tn youth and beau- ty, wisdom is but rare.’”’ | Leonard Braden— ‘His very foot has musie in it as he comes up the stairs.’ Lois Brunson— ‘‘Our youth we ean have but today; we may always find time to grow old.’’ Ann Caplinger— ‘Her pencil draws our faces; her man- her draws our hearts. ’? ———-BLUE AND GOLD=——= SENIORS Thomas Bonnett ‘ Silence SWreetey | than speeeh.’? Harry Bowden— “A rhapsody of words.’’ Paul Braden— He seems so near and yet so far.’’ Donald Cade— ‘“Content to follow when we lead the way.”’ Charles Carney— ‘Ti me elaborate » thrown away. lv

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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.”’