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

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Lf Rohrscheib, Huston, Gray, Wilson, St. John, Parlier, Sprague : b | Pope. Oakes, Lanter, Fornwalt, Vaughan, Simpson, Stoutenborough, Telfer, Sauders. Wicol, Leach, Hill, Malone, Simms, Shaw, Henderson, Fenton, Fenton. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA One of the most active organizations we have is the Future Parmers of America, commonly known as the F.F.A., sponsored by Mr. Nicol. It is especially important now during war time, when production on the farm front is paramount. In this hustling organization Roger Simms has lived up to ad- vance notice as a wonderful president, ably assisted by Vice President, Len Shaw. It is said that as soon as the Ag. boys Saw Bob Malone, they knew who their secretary should be; he y also proved trustworthy in taking care of the money. (At the ! sectional fair, the Maroa boys won the top prize money--192« There were twenty-two schools competing in the sections) the wanted the news spread around, s0 Gene Henderson is doing job as reporter. at which held oe ae future Among the activities of the boys, mee there were discussions of activities ght livestock, n-han Se meetings, fairs, and talks by gree of the St Anothe r shining event was the winning the enter Award by Roger Simms, and another, l0ng was the Speed eee ot end hayrack ride held last fall. ate Farmer's tainment line, ————— oe

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Swank, Wilkey, Fenton, Greeson, Hughes, Taylor, Gardner, Browne w, Myers, Pope, Oakes. wiatet, oor) Montaaney Bunner, Lindsley, Davis, Allsup, Pope, Pulliam, Montgomery, Streight, Gregory, Mashburn, Widick, Riley, Biven, Smart, Hartsock, Thomas, Rose, Beasley, Stuard, Comer, Johnson, Gilbert, Austin, Easley, Massey, Wikoff, Garver, Johnson, Marquis, Greeson, Tozer, Greutman, Harris, Swank, Tolby, Wakefield, Neibuhr, Weikle, Marsh, Dunham, Neibuhr, Norris, Tozer, Schmidt, Rodgers, Hockaday, Carder, Evans, Wentworth, Marlow, 8 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS — CLUB AIMS: 1. Stimulate interest in homemaking, Ze To develop homemaking skills, Se To develop active and efficient Leaders anong high school girls for home and community life, 4. To bring closer relationship between local, state, and national organization dealing with homemaking, MOTTO: It takes a heap of livin! to make a house a home . OFFICERS: President, , © © © © « «© » eNorma Hockaday Vice-president , , e e e o eHarriet Carder Secretary, oe e © © © «© « eWanda Rodgers Treasurery @© @¢.e y e® « eMary Tozer Program Chairman o ¢ e « @ eNorma Norris PROGRAM: The Charm Bracelet « Getting Acquainted e After School, What? Amateur Hour 4. Banquet moe Minute Talks on Various Subjects OOP TDM}Y « ©

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Swank, Fenton, Greeson, Query, Smart, Wilkey, Hughes, Gardner, Brownlow, Myers, Pennypacker, Taylor, Myers, Pope. Norris, Widick, Moore, Crabtree, Montgomery, Bunner, Lindsley, Davis, Allsup, Pope, Pulliam, Montgomery, Streight, Gregory, Mashburn, Oakes. Biven, Hockaday, Beccue, Gard- Weikle, Widick, Riley, Massey, ner, Goff, Scribner, Johnson, Comer, Rose, Butler. Marsh, Rodgers, Wikoff, Tozer, Garver, Johnson, Marquis, Gree- son, Tozer, Greutman, Harris, Swank, Tolby, Wakefield, Garver, Austin, Easley, Carder, Dunham, Neibuhr, Thomas, Stuard, Bottenfield, Beasle Hartsock, Neibuhr, Evans, Wentworth, Marlow, Gilbert. ) HI TRI aw This year of 44-45 has been a successful one for us led by our sponsor Miss Bottenfield, We were happy to dedicate a service flag to the students who have attended Maroa High, and are now in military service, It was our pleasure to entertain the mothers at tea one after- noon, at which the girls carried out a lovely program, We were fortunate to have Mrs, Montgomery as our guest speaker on this occasion, The club girls par- Our poteluck banquet was a great success, ticipated in the installation of our new officers, Later the boys joined us in a dance, This year's officers were as follows: President. « « « « eAudrey Beasley eGwen Hartsock oPreda Thomas eNorma Stuard Vice-president . , : Secretarye « ee 6 « Tr@OABUrels « 0 0 c e