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

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SEATED: D. Sullivan, J. Ridgeway, Miss Richner, B. Lanter, B. Gentle, P. Luckenbill, J. Doak, D. F oulke. STANDING: N. Bliss, B. Weikle, B. Sinkosky, J. Pennypacker, E. Cox, M. Dunham, D. Clifton, G. Mashburn, B. Bailey, J. Stormer, P. Riley, J. Bolen, L. Fornwalt, R. Bristow, D. Seely, M. Vaughan, E. Dubson, B. Cole, M. Gardner. A N N U A L S T A F F Co-Editors. Betty June Snapshots. Lanter, Bob Gentle Phyllis Riley Business Manager. . . . . . Jane Doak Class History . . . Ass’t. Business Mgr. . . . David F oulke Classes. Advertising Manager. . . . Juanita Dean Seely Ridgeway Calender. Ass’t. Advertising Mgr.. .Leon Eathel Cox F ornwalt Art. Sports Editor. Mel Lazell Class Poem . . . . Ass ' t. Sports Editors . . . Bill Alumni. Sinkosky, Dorwin Sullivan Activities. Circulation Manager . . . . Peggy Luckenbill Delbert Clifton Ass’t. Circulation Mgr.. .Betty Weikle F acuity. Class Prophecy. Jerry Bolen Mary Gardner Class Will... Marian Vaughan Jerry Pennypacker Mr. Myrvold of the Camera Art Studio in Decatur and Mr. Keyes took our pic¬ tures. Walsworth Brothers of Marceline, Missouri were our publishers.

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We, the Class of Fifty-One, wish to dedicate this annual to Mr. and Mrs. John Fredrick Coen, because of their inspiring leadership, helpful suggestions, and never tiring work and en¬ couraging council. 3

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This is the 36th edition of annuals put out by the Senior classes of the Maroa High School. It is a record book so that we may recall our days in high school with our friends and teachers. In THE ROUNDUP, it contains numerous pictures of the classes, organizations and different activities. The main group, of course, is the Senior Class with their pictures, history, will, and many other interesting features. This is the first time there has been a picture inside the front cover, and we are quite proud of it. Also, we are trying to give you bigger pictures in this edition. Twenty years ago in March, 1931, classes began in the present school building with “Red” here as janitor. We would like to give our acknowledgement to the Class of •31“ and “Red”. During the fall of ' 50 the staff for THE ROUNDUP was chosen. As editors, it was our task to get the job finished. Miss Richner was our advisor and Jane Doak and David Foulke our assistants. One main job was to get advertisements to sponsor the annual, but with the aid of Juanita Ridgeway and her help¬ ers, we got the job finished. Then we had to get enough subscriptions, but Peggy Luckenbill and Betty Weikle ac¬ quired them. There was a lot of hard work in the back¬ ground done by other members of the Senior Class, and it was just as important as the rest. Now we hope you will enjoy each phase of THE ROUND¬ UP as you look through these pages. 5