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

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ye s ns ay ‘“ l my ° | . - , Fie | 1% : 1¢ iia = j ( 7 | 11 i, ar en he] ; %, Fs — —— | KV) } i - — MIN SIT COACSY LOT PROPHECY of 1940 a 3 | While driving along one day, I came to the + decided to stop a’ ville as I was in no particular poo Tro. my des ination, wae by St wes hungry so I decided to stop at a lane ec tha Travel Inn , Upon entering I saw to eae . oracen end Jenesa Welkle were employed there, 1 oP ad ny or.cr was and they said it was Bob Rainey, ‘he 7, °° Who . supervision of Verna Himes, nin was UNden 2 Stup ” 4 © “ go , c , ws “Ne Vaile I was conversing with Verma Himes Keith Brett, They have managed to get along’ So eed Fret, they should easily reach their fifty year mark, uit an I went on down the street and came to ; ) a pl t . end operated by D, E, Vaughn, known to yee ma Mons ees ot : in his agency as bookkeepers were Helen Jean T 22 | iin) oulke, Since threets a crowd Mr. Vaughn ig stil : met my old friend Frances 4 Gee. As usu ¥ all + og a ee me that she had gone to ry foothell oem Maley Yeustn a ciscovered the coach to be none other t Said she would show pe a pag busy for the aftemocn : mates, who lived in this tom. and tell me about all ou: Just as w e 2 ae ane corner a sporty roadster slamed asked how we would lik young guy, Frankie Crutcher, Frau . et on Bo to the Airport, Our friends, Bot around tho world, re due to arrive after a non-stop fl-: © como dow, onme,noted ‘tiers to arrive, wo ’ . : Side in large letters, was 2! of tho Cabin opened o . oe ed who this omaka be When the ivel iney, Willian guumped John iis Hoffman, Charles Lents, | rt re as Huffy | Romee!, ned, 22d, Charles McGuiro, imown ris and ‘ » Little John , and Pet? +. olla at last reall ‘ednod tho Professional wenilen in bask, lang thoy Said at “d Whippod Argonta They loared thet .. achig The Trojans CJHS, under tho ida of Frosty. SVements in Said the t sulaance or of athlotics. Wn was namod Troy in hon ty ou’ he ve yiho B53” a town we Saw getting off of t r q fre Cth me Wolleinown emery and Virginia Johnson, Chicago hospital, We learne

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A S Cc, tad ( au tee aan ies i { | : be : Ayal, Y me “Wag ; : 1 ae tS y ( I ‘ ‘| Lo » | ; d | ‘ 7. a wane, Wie 4 | YN F ; 7 | i , { , Me | ly I . LAL CAD Le Par he I, ROBE RT SAMUEL RAINEY, will my presidential ebility to next years senior preside so ho cen carry on in my place. L, WILLIAM M. SCHULTZ, becuenth my humorous laugh.to Herman Gardner so it won't be forgotten. : I, “ILLIAM BUTLER STONZEBRAKER, bequeath my ability to laugh at my own jokes to Bill Stoutenbdorough, because no one else will, I, RUTH LENORE SUTTON, will my ability to carry on conversation with Bob Rainey to the coming; s@nior class so their 9th hours won't be so dull. i I, NORMA JEAN THOMPSON, bequeath to Kathleen Nelson my singing ability. I, HSLEN JEAN THOMAS, beaueath my smooth dancing to Dorothy Cooper. I, DENIAL EUGENE VAUGHN, bequeath my ability to get along with Rosemary Streight to Barney Halladay. ; I, MARION DARLST VAUGHT, will my bow legs to Nina Miller, although we'd hate to widen the doors. I, VENETA’ EVELYN WEIKLE, will my ability to wait on tables to Norma Burks. I, JSANETTE EILEIN WENDLING, will my power to get dates with Barney Halladay to Tirrel Stoutenborough so she can heave a more steady boy fricnd. After we have paid the law suits derived from this testament, and after we have been restored to freindly terms, we bequcath what's heft (if any) to our cxecutive, Mr. Nicol. IN WITNESS WHENEOF, we hereunto subscribe our name this twenty third day of May in the’rear of our Lord, One Thousand Nine Hundred and Forty. (A. D. 1940) (SEAL) CLASS OF 1940 Thelma McIlvenna Martha Foulke Vern: Himes

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al v , fl ZA Fi mr J ? QIN VOT EL NWN that Ruth Suton was homd on a short vacation after a tour with the Philadelphia Philharmonic Qehestra, After wo had talked to these girls for quite some time, we met Pavl Carder, Keith Dial, Bob Hughes, and Tom Marlatt, who live in a large home togother and own and operate a section of land, As farmcrettos and co-workers arc Helen Merryman and Jean Thompson, Since so many of our classmatos were home for tho wockond wo decided to have a gardon party in the cvening. To our surpriso whon we arrived et the garden, Dale Bernard, who is a famous tap-dancer, ond Bill Elliott, his manegeor, wore thorc, Noale Fornwalt was prosont also. Ho is now a profossor of criminology at tho State University. Rosalic Porry and Joonctte Wendling came hurrying along, Rosclic is tho proprictross of an orphanage and Joanoctte is hor assistant, They enjoy this type of work very much, Mac Jordan and Botty Licnhart, now cditor and co-editor of a magoazino wore present with thoir reportors, Harold Leach, Clifford Mec, cand Jeno Lyons, who wore trailing behind looking for anything to happen, Gcnc Andecs is their ablo and capable columist, Tholmea and Horva McIlvonna invited all of us to visit thoir toa shop on North Stroot cftcr the gardon party, HA11 Schultz and Billy Stoncbrekor aro partners in 2 constructe jon firm and their chiof ongincocr is Goorge Owens, Harold Hockaday is a woll-knowm sports announcer over Station TROY, which is on a nationewide hoolup,. In addition to tho news of our follow classmatcs We learnod from various inhabitents of Troy that lir, Nicol, our sponsor, is still handing out slips of papor for ninth hours and checking up on wo skippors , Writtcn by Virginic Johnson EFlizabcth Montgomery Veneta Woikle