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

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Wentworth, Hockaday, Vaughan, Leach. Myers, Hartsock, Schmidt, Gardner, Neibuhr,. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council of the Maroa Community High School is or- ganized to encourage student participation in the school gov- ernment, to foster good citizenship in regard to the school and the community, to promote democratic ideals, to arouse schooi spirit, to better pupil-teacher relationship and an understanding . their common problems, and to further the social development the life of every student. This meeting W ® had a convention on October 21 at Champaign. provement The W ma get new ideas on school activities and im ® council attended. Al stan ne the school year we have sponsored movies and defense Sales. Our monthly average has been 7506 Our Cfficers for this year were: President. .« ..--«-«-« eawen Hartsock ueeteasident . .. - »John Leach Secretary-Treasurer. . «Wilms Neib

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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

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oat 3 f : x Eg y ' 5 v j - oye Comer, Tozer, Streight, Beasley, Turner, Montgomery, Simms, Hays, Hartsock, Myers, Smart, Gilbert. Simpson, Dunham, Tozer, Tombaugh, Gregory, Thomas ONE WILD NIGHT A select cast of seniors, under the direction of Mrs, Turner presented the three-act farce, One Wild Night , on November 30th. The seniors intended this play to long be remembered as one of the best in the history of M.C.eHeSe dramatics. The members of the cast were Roger Simms as Rodney Dodd, a heal- thy young man who thinks he is an invalid; Della Tozer as Hen- rietta, his housekeeper; Bill Hays as Jodwillow, the invent- ive butler; Willa Mae Comer, as Aunt Myra Opal Dodd, Rodney's aunt; Gwen Hartsock, as Charlotte Allen, Aunt Myra's young com- panion; Jim Montgomery, as Doctor Bell, the family doctor; Eva Gilbert, as Nurse Trent, Dr. Bell's assistant; Dick Tozer, as Ned Steerwell, young, self-made hero; Margaret Gregory, as Doris Winthrope, the pretty object of Ned's untiring attention; Owen Simpson and Robert Dunham, as Hawkins and Dickens, moving men; Freda Thomas, as Maribelle, Doris' roommate; Betty Smart as Mrs, Rooly, President of the Dexiter School for Girls; Pauline Streight as Mrs, Batsom, a publicespirited townslady; Audrey Beasley as Jade Darnelli, a night-club singer; Ben Myers as James Scorpio, the town's leading gangster; Robert Tombaugh as Officer Brayder, a policeman, It took the cooperation of the whole class working as atage and eet committees to make this play the outstanding success