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

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Troyan CLASS HISTORY 142 Ze | We began our Freshman year with forty-eight members in the class and Paul Osborn as president, Richard Irvin, vice-president, Netha Perry, secretary, and Robert. Reed, treasurer. There were. so many of us that we were @ividsd into two home rooms with Miss Bottenfield in charge of the - §irls and Mr. England in-charge of the: boys. The annual Freshman weiner roast was held.at the home of a senior, Orpha Bivens, and lator a Kid party was riven for the Freshman as their initiation. The girls wore short dresses and hair bows, and the boys wore kneé pants, Bs, | | i | ! The teachers were Miss Bottenlisia, , Miss: Sutton, tte | Schulze, Miss Beutke, ifiss Ulmer, iir. Swan, Mr, England, Mr. Nicol, and Mr. Keyes. All were here except Miss Ulmer, lir, Swan, and Mr. England, ‘The new ones added to the fac. ulty were Miss Stadtman, Mr. Viseur, and Mr. Lloyd. Mr, Lloyd just recently left us, and Mr, Holley is taking his. place, Oe : ! We started our Sophomore year with our class still divided with Bill Stoutenborough as president,Warren Hast- { ings, vice-president, Richard Irvin, secretary, and Robert Reed, treasurer. Before.the -year was over we lost five set girls and three boys and gained two new members in our class. We had a Scavenger Hunt instead of ‘a rercul@r class party. o In our Junior year we gained eicht new members in our class, and the officers for the year were Bill Stoutéene borough, as president, Wayne Bennett, vice-president, Frank Hockaday, secretary, and Jim Allsup, treasurer. The Junior play Enter Mr. Patricia was givon November 29, 1941-with Tirrell Stoutenborough, Norma Brudéh,. Kathleen Neélgon;ltre garet Beasley, Phyllis Thomas, Bettie Riley, Netha Perry Shirlie Karr, Etta Heim, Bill Smart, Bill Stoutenborough, and Jack Kirby as the cast. Warren Hastings did a splendid job on the ticket sale for the Junior play. We won first place on the float, homecoming day. The Junior-Senior ban- qguct was held at the Sunny Side Club, May 9th. A patriotic theme was carried out, Charlene Wikoff was the Junior Fi- nance Chairman. sf q a2 Our officers for. the Senior year wore Norma Braden, : president, Frank Hockaday, vice-president, Richard Irvin, — secretary, and Russell Atkins, treasurtr, : The Senior play Spring Fever was given March 27, oe 1942. The cast is as -follows: Kathicen Nelson, Tirrell Bone see a oy aa = ssfuaes © ee ak 2 Stoutenborough, Shirliec Karr, Norma Bradén, Moiryarct'iitase IDA

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Troyan CLASS POEM ‘Though long and hard the journey And muddy be the road The one who wants to get ahead Is the one who carries the load, There are ‘ome who never try And just don't se2m to mind If their friends keep on progressing And still leave them behind. Yet others work so hard and long And still it coesn't show That they've cone anything at all- But they'll get there, too, we Imow. Still there are others who work along And though not in ea hurry : They always get thines done on time it's easy--they con't worry. Patience and willingness to work And the ambition to be someone Is what it takesfrom cay to day To earn your place in the sun. So with our diplomas as our passports Weset out to worlds a-new And our place in M.C.H.S. Dear Classmates, we leave to you. --itta Heim CLASS SONG (Tune- America The Beautiful ) Oh Senior Class of '42 As we strive for our Success Let's work for higher princivles And lots of Happiness iLe¢- s)-f ace: our troubles fair Shi. square And fight them to the end- ntil Success and Fame is ours find in our lives they biend, ==Htta Heim

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Troyan a Etta Heim, Biikl Stow utonboreug, Russells Abkins, Jagk Kirby, Hlmer James, Jim Allsup and Donald Crutcher. This time Andrew Tucknott, managed the ticket sales and did an excelient job of it. Pirrell Stoutenborough reccived the D,A.R. award. fhe Seniors won first place on their float. Two of our Senior girls, Tirrell Stoutenborough and Shirlie Karr, wore in the one act play which took first pice, The mos t prominent boys in athlastes were: Robert Reed Warren Hastings John Zelhart Jim Allsup Wayne Bennett Bill Nohrscheib Richard Irvin Robert Gillen Lawrences Garren Bill Prather Bill Smart Thus, the class of '42-eloses t history, as each and cveryone goc way. We hope the pathway will not b chapter Giles Ss in his separate oo rough. tf @ Fy by oO fH tha ct wr H ; waka, nage ay cea cai ter aan