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

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ee + Ce ee ee eee . STUDENT COUNCIL Marion Vaughn ,.........,President Helen Jean Thomas.:;...; Vice-President Donald Hartsock.secsseee Secretary-Treasurer Student Council representatives were selected by each of the home rooms at the beginning of the school year, The freshmen sel- ected Shirley Heil and Betty Lou Stoutenborough: the sophomore girla, Phyllis Thomas and Netha Perry; the sophomore boys, Wayne Bennett and Warren Hastings; the juniors, Donald Hartsock and Fay Hoffman; the seniors, Marion Vaughn and Helen Jean Thomas. This year they sponsored the Freshman Weiner Roast to welcome the: new class, a week's clean-up drive, an All-School Christmas party, all Home-coming events, including the Pep bonfire, the parade, and the crowning of the queen, the annual school movie of school ac- tivities during the year, the cighth grade visitation day, and the annual school picnic to close the school year, JUNIOR CLASS James Stoutenborough......President BOOCY Thi BOLLS. ¢ 6 «© is sae Vice-President Nina ‘(Mitler sa. ccode.. oe SOCratary Harold Wilkey...... (wee te tanpeasurer The class was organized September 7, 1939 when the class officers were elected, Fay Hoffman and Donald Hartsock were selected as Student Council representatives, and Wanda Reed and Bruce Mashburn, as Pep Committee members. The play “New Fires was presented December 1, 1939 and proved to be very successful. 0. 1940, the Junior-Senior Banquet was held at the punteeide Coit Club in Decatur. The central theme was built around Hawaii, thus creating a festival atmosphere as well as a beautiful setting. After a very successful year, the Juniors look forward to their Senior year with great hope. The treasury is in good financial condition and, though the class is smail, the Juniors plan to produce one of the best yearbooks put out by Maroa High School.

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