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

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Cs Sok MN DER SS = Robert Cox A strong mind, a great heart, A true faith that ever does its part. Geraldine Hartsock tTis the words you say and the smiles you wear, That's making sun- shine everywhere, Eva Albert A giggle, a rush A shriek and a blush. John Perkins,Jr, He commits the oldest sins, In the newest kind of ways. Mary Ashford She enjoys the present Margaret Brown It makes me laugh to day, think about the fun And worries not for the I had before they morrow, caught me, Alberta Bunner She is jolly, domestic, and true Excelled in her virtues by only a few, Elva Austin Though she is rather quiet She's a real girl and we don't deny it. Vanetta Caldwell She's as full of pep as she can be, Her equal you are not apt to see, John Roy Bennett “Bells may ring, students may £0, But I sleep on forever, Mildred Bricker The wise counsellor of all. Lloyd Clary Then he will talk-- good gosh--how he will tale. Floyd Clary A loyal, just and upright gentleman.

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a CLASS OF '358 Came 5 Officers fey Pros identecs- n=- ===--Robert Cox Vice Presidents. wweembva Albert Secre Fanrervow mm GEra. idine Hartgock URES eS MDC Ga ace oases (cumornnfOln Pork ns wt oless Advis oreees=SeHT s su England Class COLOPS vrn mma ‘Lue Class Mos Eee mcr TVD Class FLOWEgrn needs American Re: ©) La) 3 @ +o | er adder by which we rise. Rose Among a large class of cenzore t presented £0 deserving individuels ee oe The first of these was given to tLOVS followed by our Salutatorien, mleanor Aasneys Througnout the four years, botn of these giris kept m thie T0ae oy Sueir cons tan . baad work and abliity. These girls were closciy Followed by several sf their classmates, Those with an average apove 90 for the entire four years were? here are usually many honors he class of 33 was no exceptions Bricker, our Valedictorian : Mildred Brickores cee SE¢ 67 Alice Hasti TES oem nearer mere GD g 54 Eleanor Raineyrrncneer 94, 50 Margarct PHONO ONweaeaccnses weesse00 92 4 S4 Annelou Me Cee mene puns TOHNS ON waassoesersscsue er wae were? 92S Allene Tonegrecwmnces e908 G7 Mavioric Crabtrecosssesnnmea22 909 Myrna MOV 2arieorenrsevcenectennsea mor Mildred Palen senses aaiere 3 Florenco = Frances Wo LICL Gm rrmensarseeor se amvemeod | 4 O4 Willian Hic es eee ems 90 Robert Cog eater e ee Borra ad ine = “LOMAS? eerie mea = ok Nellie Wilkof fire es ns ca sn arma uug es im og ye enor ag ; Eva MLDe phere mans ene a0 971 ie Among the various honors given to deserving individuals annually is the -biagnes, The names of those chosen by the class = and faculty members are engraved upon a plaque and placed in ee trophy eee in the ralie. Ghe selection is based uoon tas dividuals character » holarshin, personality, c itizenshibd, and ee Those who won a placn- for themsoivos upon thsg plaque in the: class of 1383 were Mildred Bricker, Myrna Morgans Harold Jgonnson, Hleanor Rainey. Robert Cox; and Annealcu TS TREPE g Three of the above name@ rove lved Mildred Bricker, for her schol: Lo: Myrna Morgan who was awarded for her work in the various activities; anc for what he had ton tributed in building M.C.HwsS- ihictiol, Harold Johnson received his awarde gold awardse They were

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LaVerne Cotton Why should I worry or hurry, The world won't end tomorrow. Marjorie Crabtree Men may come, men may gO, But they excite me never. Mary Cummins Gentle in her manner She does bold things in a quiet way. Mildred Faber A very gentle lady, and of a good con- science. Paul Gregory VAG football he is quite an ace--he kicks them long and far. SAnd=too,=in basketball he shines our individual star. J. W. Holman He reads much, He is a good observer. OM) 5711 Cl) | CER William Hicks Paithful, conscient- ious worker, His silence is suf- ficient praise. Lena Hoge Small of stature, decisive of mind, — As nice a little girl as you ever will find. Alice Hastings A jolly and sweet gird, Who adopts herself to all occasions. Harold Johnson Men of few words are appreciated the most. Lois Johnson A quiet lass, yet cheerful too, a = Maids like her are very few. Allene Jones Always the same in sunshine or rain.