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

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FOOTBALL Twenty-eight OGER JAMES END a) JACK CREASON END TOM DOAK TACKLE GUY NEIBUHR HALF-BACK KEN BURRIS TACKLE BOB AUSTIN GUARD JIM HOCKADAY HALF-BACK MAX SCOTT CENTER

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CHEER LEADERS ¥) Each fall after the opening of school, three cheerleaders are chosen by the student body to lead the cheers during the football and basket- ball seasons. Anyone in school may try out at a designated time. After all tryouts are complet- ed, the student body then votes for three of Its favorites. These cheerleaders not only have the responsibility of leading cheers but also lead all pep sessions, help on the pep committee and z- | take charge of pep squad meetings. Naturally, : it is up to them to display good sportsmanship at all times, and it is also their job to insist on good sportsmanship from the spectators through- out all games. ’ ; Mary Jay Jane Doak Betty Weikle ASSUMPTION GAME This is a picture of the football game at Assumption, played on the afternoon of October 7, 1948. This is well remembered because of the sleet and rain. Our left halfback, Guy Neibuhr, once made the remark that he wished this game could be played over, because if Maroa would have won this game, we might have been second or even first in the conference. Our team easily matched them, but because of bad weather, change in line-up, some previous injuries and over confidence, we lost with a final score of 33-6. ; 7 Twenty-seven

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eae Ep enn EE EE ——— FOOTBALL | DICK ARGO | TACKLE FRANK JARVIS HALF-BACK - EUGENE RILEY END HALF-BACK MELBOURN LAZELL GUARD JACK WALTERS QUARTER-BACK PHIL ARNOLD HALF-BACK BILL GRUBBS GUARD RICHARD SMITH END ‘Twenty-nine