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

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Richard Kincaid iivery day the same-- a good sport, and a good friend,” Josephine Lanter The eves that makes pictures when they are shut, Robert Lienhart Sometimes I sit and think, And sometimes, I just Sabie: Florence Longsdorff Impulsive, earnest prompt to act. Shirley Marlatt “a flower of meekness on a stem of grace, Anna Lou McGuire So sweet, so kind, so true, She always has a smile for you, Cs Sok MR DER SG: = Lois Meryman “A steady hand, a friendly heart; when it comes to work she does her part, Elaine Montgomery “Quiet lass, few know the treasures stored in-yous | Eleanor Montgomery “I don't care how tall ibe; All the world looks up to me, Viva Malone “She looks like an angel, and talks like one too, But you never can tell what an angel will do, i Myrna Morgan She's not a flower she's not a jewel, She's just a noble all around girl, Lorene McCammon Loyal and true and always kind, Yet she frankly speaks her mind,”

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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.

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Louise Miller She never has a worry or a sorrow What's not done can wait until tomorrow. Glen Query A shy sort of lad when the girls sre close by, But with the stronger sex he's a regular guy. Kenneth Riley T say men were made to grow--not ston. Eleanor Rainey That laugh, can It ever be forgotten? Bernadine Thomas’ “Much wisdom often goes with the fewest words. Margaret Thompson All goodness cherished where you dwell, Ch: SERTORS ©: = lary Wendling Charming black curls and eyes hath she, Betty Wilkey A maiden never bold. Frances Weikle She seems to behave as she ought. Nellie wikoff Generally speaking, she is generally speaking.