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

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l-llglv Sc koct I like high schools that nestle In quiet little towns, And seem to offer something more Than credits, caps and gowns. I like classes filled with friends Who have a smile for me; I don ' t like teachers who know me as Row 31, seat 3. I hate to meet a former teacher ' s Unrecognizing stare; I like the kind who know your name, Your hopes, your love affair. I like ' colleges which strive to learn Years later where you are; Yes, even tho ' you ' ve never been A campus queen or star. A mammoth institution holds Within its office space. Along with proof of my degree, A photo of my face. The most it knows about me is My city, birth and class; I like my old high school best; She doesn ' t think en masse. She ' ll gaily cheer each grad’s career With faith that ' s optimistic; To her a former student is No musty old statistic. I like high schools that nestle In quiet little towns and Offer students something more Than credits, caps and gowns.

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To Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fentem, whose patience and wisdom have helped us realize the many opportunities of life, we, the Senior Class of 1964, dedicate this annual.

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