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

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Mary Carolyn Allsup I am always studying elther styles or men Verna Clary She's a real girl and we can't deny it Dorothy Cooper I live and love and play and sing Edwin Daggett Good sense, common sense, yet room for a little nonsense Roy Foulke That laugh, can it ever be forgotten Alice Anderson A gentle quiet maiden Mary Coe A flower of meelmess on a stem of grace Rolla Crouch Young man why do you talk and talk and talk Marvin Elliott Teachers and classes are my only objection to education Evelyn Friis The best of pals, the best of sports

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Herman Gardner Quiet, well- mannered and a friend to all Ruth Harris Always the same in sunshine or rain Bobby Nick Hoffman Why should I worry or care? Rosalie Leach A maiden fair and wise is she Bruce Mashburn Ny coach] Good- night, sweet ladies, goodnight Rueberta Grady She's not as meek as she looks Donald Hartsock I had another day and wasted it Fay Hoffman A quiet lass, yet cheerful too Anna Mashburn Oh, let me be myself Nina Miller It's her friendli- ness I like