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

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Front Row: Left to Right—Nico!, Abbott, Thomas, Allen, Brandt. Back Row: Kelly, Kitowski, Sanner, W. D. Keyes, Z. Keyes, (Keller, not shown) Faculty... MR. MELVIN NICOL: Teacher of Agriculture; Illinois State Normal University, Normal, ‘Illi- nois, B.Ed. Iowa State College, Ames, lowa, M.S. MISS EILEEN ABBOTT: Teacher of English, Latin, and Physical Education; James Millikin University, Decatur, Illinois, A.B. MISS LORENA THOMAS: Teacher of English re Spanish; Bradley University, Peoria, Illinois, MISS DOROTHY ALLEN. Teacher of Typing, Shorthand and Genera] Business; Illinois State Normal University, Normal, Illinois, B.S. in Ed. MR, LEROY BRANDT: Coach and teacher of Bookkeeping, Illinois State Normal University Normal, Illinois, B.S. in Ed.; Graduate Wer Illinois State Normal University, SELDEN KELLY; Teacher of Home Eco- “Tie “thee — Normal University, Normal, Page Eight MR. J. E. KITOWSKI: Teacher of Science Ripon College, Ripon, Wisconsin, A.B. Columbi University, New York, M.A. MISS JEWEL SANNER: Teacher of Sa Geometry, Plane Geometry, Algebra I, anc gebra II; Illinois State Normal University. mal, Illinois, B.S. in Ed. N MR. W. D. KEYES: Principal and each’ American History; Illinois Wesleyan cap Bloomington, Illinois, B.A.; University of : Urbana, Illinois, M.A.; University of ©°! Boulder Colorado, Graduate Work. MRS. W. D. KEYES: Teacher of World E and American Problems; IlIlinois fpeseve versity, Bloomington, IIlinois, A.B.; sane Wisconsin, Madison, Wisconsin and UV . of Colorado, Boulder, Colorado, Graduate MR. A. R. KELLER: Teacher of vis State Teachers College; University a University of Illinois, Graduate Work:

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Principal W. D. KEYES Illinois Wesleyan University, B.A. University of Illinois, M.A. Office Secretary Charlotte Creekmur Earles S. has been due to the untir- Much of the peace and harmony of M. C. H. ing efforts of Mr. Keyes, who has given his beat at all times, to make out school outstanding in the Community. He is a friend to every student, and a wise counselor to both students and faculty. Mr. Keyes, this year for the first time, has had assistance with the cleri- cal duties of his office. This assistance is rendered by Mrs, Charlotte Creek- mur Earles an alumnus of M. C. H. S. Last but not least is our Custodian Mr. Smith, who for the past sixteen years, has been doing much to make M. C. H. S. a comfortable place for everyone. Page Seven

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