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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1972 volume:

TWE SENIOR cmss OF MAR04-F0RSVTW WOW SCWOOL PRESENTS TWE EStfc, EDITION OF TWE 7RO N4IRR • • • TT-ffS U AS 7WR V AR MajaQa-FORSYTH Tabh off Co«fe«fe M-F On The Go Dedication Editors Trojanaire Staff Faculty Seniors Favorites Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Organizations Activities Athletics Baby Pictures Snap Shots Advertisers HIGH SCHOOL 3 This was the year that President Nixon made an historic journey to China, that the building of the new Maroa-Forsyth Junior High School started, that we played all of our football games away from home, and that our basketball team won the Meridian Conference Tournament for the first time in the school’s history. He came to Maroa in 1948, a recent graduate of Millikin University, to coach not only football, but also basketball, baseball, and track as well as to teach American History, World Geography, and Boys Physical Education. Throughout his 24 years at MFHS he touched the lives of hundreds of students with his dedication and devotion, his sincerity and patriotism. He brought life and relevance to the events of American History; he coached his teams in sportsmanship and instilled the will to win. Perhaps his greatest thrills were coaching his 1961 football team to an undefeated sea¬ son and assisting Coach Herman Edwards in leading the 1957 basketball team to the Sweet Sixteen. To the memory of a great coach and teacher, the Senior Class of Maroa-Forsyth High School dedicates the ’72 Trojanaire. Wa£hyv D. Boy £ 1921-1971 ' 54 Basketball Team ’55 Gym Class With Coach Miller - 1965 His last football season - 1969 Ovut t We, the co-editors, present to you this 1972 Trojanaire in hopes that you will enjoy reading and rereading it in the future. We have done our best in trying to make this, the 58th annual published at Maroa-Forsyth High, the best ever. Many times through the year we wondered if we would get all the pages in on the deadline. But the great cooperation of our staff and of our dedicated advisor, Mrs. Coen, enabled us to do so. As we prepare the last copy sheet for this annual we look ahead to the future, but we hope you will never forget 1971-72 - the year that was. Thank you. 3l U 6 $CJ UcA ' 72 7 o}aaaX Qtafo CO-EDITORS. JR. EDITORS. BUSINESS MANAGER. ADVERTISING. SUBSCRIPTIONS. SENIORS. CLASS HISTORY. CLASS PROPHECY. CLASSES and FACULTY. SPORTS. ACTIVITIES and ORGANIZATIONS SNAPSHOTS and BABY PICTURES - TYPISTS.. PHOTOGRAPHER.. - Carol Crouch, Donna Kapper Ava Roosevel t, Nancy Kennison -Lynette Miller - - Terry Etnier, Doug Faulkner Jane Hanes, Elaine Lienhart Diana Mashburn, Brian Walters Teresa Woodard, Charles Young -Ruth Griffin, Cheri Luster Bev Mathews, Joy Yundt --Janet Fear, Carolyn Fyke Bill Land, Carole Thomley Pam Chenoweth, Karen Johnson John Leach -Jenny Leonard, Ginny Sullivan Dave Thicksten - - - - Rick Cox, Cindy Barnett Mark Greene, Bill Norfleet Carol Orrell - — Larry Darling, John Fenton Ted Garner, Dan Jennings -Mark Carder, Carol Davis Carmen Price, Brad Roberts - - Robin Hassinger, Kay Taylor Linda Humphreys, Janet Shirey Jean Simpson -Carol Crouch 9 Alutotii Class 4 1971 Mary Jane Anderson Scon Alexander - - Darrell Beck-- Dave Beck- Ron Braden-- Salena Bragg - - - - Mike Brwner - - - - Sue Bulla- Kenny Bush- Anita Chatham - - Martha Coen - - - - Jim Cullison - - - - Richard Current - - Mike Darling - - - - Robert Daggett- Vickie Dean-- Karen Dees - - - - Roger Dial- Charles Duncan - - Dale Edgecombe - . Jeff Gamer- Dick Gasaway- David Grimes- Bev Harris- Jo Himes-- Jean Hockaday - Steve Hoffman- Vickie Jenkins- Linda Jennings- Sam Jinks- Louis Johnson - - - - Sharon Johnson- Jim Kennison - - - -Patricia Stevens • - - Ill. Central R.R. -At Home - Revere Working for Ed Braden -Bachrachs -At Home - -Decatur Memorial -Revere -Bank of Maroa - - -Mrs. Greg Pease .U of I • .U of I - - - - Northwestern .I.S.U. -Community Cafe .E.I.U. -At Home -Revere .I.S.U. Danville Jr. College -Danville Jr. College --At Home • - - Osco ' s, Decatur -At Home .E.I.U. Danville Jr. College -Lincolnland - - Mrs. Terry Vester --Muellers .U of I -Beautician, Decatur .U of I Mike Kenser - - - - Laura Livingston - - Steve Lockwood - - Robin Malone - - - Roger Massey - - - - Penny Mathews — • Chuck Meece- Mickey Mullins - - Vickie Newell- Howard Osborn - - • Bruce Osgood - - - - Martha Pair-- H elen Weikle- Mark Pinney - - - - Susie Plummer- Marty Preston- Mary Sanders - - - - Tish Schneider- Larry Shirey - - - - Dennis Shookman - Connie Simpson - - Sharon Souders — - Gale Sronce- Kit Stoutenborough - Tom Stoutenborough John Thom ley - - - ■ Greg Tozer- Rich Underwood - - Linda Waite -- Jerry Wallace - - - ■ Bill Weikle- Luann Wikoff - - - - Bruce Williams- --At Home •-At Home -Wagners .I.S.U. -Danville Jr. College -Sandy ' s Danville Jr. College Beautician, Decatur - - -Chanute A.F.B. - Maroa Lumber Co. -Revere - - Mrs. Don Welch Mrs. Donnie Weikle -Revere -Three Sisters - - - - Lincolnland Mrs. Kenneth Rogers ■ Mrs. Mark Walters .U of I ■ .U of I -Parkland Mrs. Daniel Moffett .E.I.U. .U of I --Lakeland -Millikin Danville Jr. College -Lakeland .I.S.U. Danville Jr. College -At Home .I.S.U. - -Moved to Missouri This page compliments of MAROA UNITED METHODIST CHURCH David W. Gaffron, Minister Maroa, Illinois This was the year that M. F. H. S. got a new principal. With him came new ideas and many changes for both students and faculty. A new dress code and a more flexible exam schedule made this a great year. Looking to the future they anticipate the completion of the new jr. high school. Ad nd dstnjOtJtl(Hu Congratulations to the Class of 1972! Congratulations not only on a fine annual but also on your graduation from M.F.H.S. As you start your careers you will be faced with many decisions - may you meet them with common sense and dignity. Good luck and much success. It has been a pleasure to work with you. 12 PtiwClpcJ! I wish all of you success and good fortune in your future endeavors. Enjoy your earned achievements, keep interested in your own career, and strive to be happy. Be on good terms with all persons without becoming vain or bitter. ?. CHARLENE WARNER High School Secretary Bo oaAj Etflucoitow LEFT TO RIGHT: V. P. Hendrickson; Max Heinz; Tom Doak; Robert Gentle, Secretary; Harold Dun ham; Robert Schwartz, President. ABSENT: Roy Morgret. Bus DiiO€ i4 Doug Lueck Jack Haines Jack Hill Leland Beck Gary Bingamon Ervin Foor Carl Riley U yppw xAb JdKtt(Vl6 Leland Beck John Rush Russell Gould This was the year that the faculty saw a change in M.F.H.S. New equipment aided the teachers in presenting their subjects more effectively, while the new schedule gave them more time to do so. Eight student teachers came to M.F.H.S. and with them the pupil-teacher relationship was strenghtened. Maroa-Forsyth High School is very proud of Mr. Melvin Nicol who was named Macon County Teacher of the Year. FACULTY 15 CpQMJ k QM L MRS. MARTHA QUERY B. A., Milligan College, M. A., George Peabody Univ., Vanderbilt Univ. , Tennessee State Univ., Univ. of Minnesota, Harvard Univ. Spanish I, II, English III, Freshman Class Sponsor EagOlslv MRS. BARBARA PAINE B. A. , Illinois State Univ., Univ. of Illinois, Millikin Univ. Librarian, English II, Library Club, Sophomore Class Sponsor (sQjmmJI Bu Ute s fiutcL EngfesL MISS DONNA ETNIER B. S. , Eastern Illinois University English I, III, General Business, Junior Class Sponsor Psyckofiogy LARRY BRANDT B. S. , M. S., Illinois State University Psychology, Guidance Counselor, Base¬ ball Coach, Senior Class Sponsor Qp ch QmAj Pag MRS. IRENE RICHARDSON B. S. , Millikin Univ., University of Illinois Speech, English II, IV, Business English, Sophomore Class Sponsor, Newspaper Staff, Jr.-Sr. Play MRS. BETTY COEN B. S. , University of Illinois, Milliken University Typing I, II, Personal Typing, Short¬ hand, Bookkeeping, Trojanaire Sponsor, Senior Class Sponsor Be MRS. VERNETTE MILLER B. S. , M.S. , University of Illinois, University of Wisconsin, Columbia Univ. Home Economics I, II, III, IV, F.H.A. Sponsor, Freshman Class Sponsor Ckop DOUGLAS LUECK B.S. , Platteville State University Industrial Arts I, II, III, IV, Industrial Arts Club, Junior Class Sponsor Ag MELVIN J. NICOL B. S. , Illinois State University, M. S., Iowa State University, Univ. of Illinois, Univ. of Iowa, Wisconsin State College Agriculture I, II, III, IV, F.F. A. Sponsor, Freshman Class Sponsor QcteMJCb WAYNE SCARLETT B. S. , Blackburn College, Eastern Illinois Univ. , Loyola Univ. , M.S. University of Illinois Chemistry, Physics, Science Seminar, Physical Science, Student Council Sponsor, Science Club Sponsor, Soph¬ omore Class Sponsor Biofogy DENNIS CAMPBELL B. S. , Eastern Illinois University Biology, Student Council Sponsor, Junior Class Sponsor lAjOtth Qja L C(WXHnid C$ GARY BINGAMON B. S. , Illinois State University Algebra II, Geometry, Math IV, Economics, Junior Class Sponsor Guts ' P.E. MRS. FLORENCE BERRY B. S. , U. C. L. A. , Santa Anna Junior College, Univ. of Illinois Girls P. E. , Senior Class Sponsor, G. A. A. Sponsor, Cheerleading Advisor Boys ' P.E. ROBERT .SMITH B. S. , Millikin University Boys ' P.E. , American Problems, Head Football Coach, Head Track Coach, Assistant Basketball Coach, Freshman Class Sponsor ROBERT RITTER B. S. , M.S. , Millikin University Basic Math, Algebra I, Assistant Foot¬ ball Coach, Head Basketball Coach, Senior Class Sponsor a (M l-fistoty JACK HAINES B.S. f Eastern Illinois University World History, Driver ' s Education, Soph¬ omore Class Sponsor f-foto uj and Geography MICHAEL ELSTON B. A. , Millikin University American History, World Geography, Boys’ P.E., Senior Class Sponsor Bom L RONALD GERALD B.M. In Ed., VanderCook College of Music, Graduate Study at University of Illinois A-tOtSYTH HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATION CAR rovtruv of , 4 ' CHimUTBWCK CUN m j Unit Band Instructor Vocal Uusfo MRS.. DORIS DOTSON B. P. S. M. , Indiana University, Milli- kin University, Universtiy of Illinois Girls ' Chorus, Boys ' Chorus, Elementary Music I through IV Cfoss Snaps This page compliments of R. M. Crouch and family Maroa, Illinois This was the year that the class of 1972 assumed new responsibilities as it became the senior class of MFHS. During the fall we enjoyed the building of our last homecoming float, while, spring brought the all important senior trip. Foremost in our thoughts were studies, graduation, and plans for the future. Four senior girls, Nancy Young, Carolyn Fyke, Lori Alexander and Teresa Woodard, show that school is something to smile about. SENfORC Pu idbtd SCOTT J. WARNER Scott J. ’’Perhaps someday they ' ll recognize my genius. ” Class President 4; Class Secretary 1; Stu¬ dent Council 1,4; Science Club 1,2,3, 4; Football 1,2,3; 4; Captain 3; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Homecoming Skit 1,2 AMBITION: U of I, Aviation £ u(Vt DEANNA KAY TAYLOR Kay” She ' s been struck by Cupid ' s dart, she rules supreme in one man ' s heart. Class Secretary 4; Class Treasurer 3; F. H.A. 2,3,4, Vice-President 3; President 4; Student Council 3,4, Pub¬ licity Chairman 4; Class Play 3; Home¬ coming Skits 4; Homecoming Candidate 3; Student Librarian 3,4; Trojanette 2,3, 4; Trojanaire Staff 4 AMBITION: Secretary Vto6 P ' te$t {ewfc THEODORE CARLOS GARNER Ted “Where will the basketball team be with¬ out me?” Class Vice-President 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Student Council 4; Homecoming Skit 1; Trojanaire Staff 4; Science Club 1,3,4, President 4; ISSC Semi-Finalist 4; Bausch-Lomb Award 4; National Honor Society 4 AMBITION: U of I and The Olympics 0$ce t« PAMELA SUE CHENOWETH “Pam “Combines brains and beauty, that’s the way one ought to be. ” Class Treasurer 4; F.H.A. 2,3; G. A. A. 1,2,3,4, Points Chairman 3, Softball Head 4; Science Club 3,4, Sec.-Treas. 4; Trojanaire Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 2, 3; Student Council 4; Class Play 3; ISSC Semi-Finalist 4 AMBITION: I.S.U. Tl Ct UA V LAURA LEE ALEXANDER Lori” ’’Dynamite comes in small packages. ” Girl ' s Chorus 3; Girl ' s Ensemble 3,4; Honor Choir 3; F. H. A. 1,2,3, 4; Pep Club 1; Newspaper Staff 1,2,3; Homecoming Candidate 1; Band 1,2 AMBITION: Licensed Practical Nurse DAVID LYNN BRAGG Dave” 1 am as I am, and I always will be. Band 1,2,3,4; Industrial Arts Club 1,2, 3,4; Science Club 2,3,4 AMBITION: Undecided LUCINDA MARIE BARNETT Cindy’’ Rare mixture of friendship, frolic, and fun. F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Basketball Head 3; Student Librarian 4; Homecoming Skit 3; Speech Christmas Program 4; Trojanaire Staff 4 AMBITION: Work and Housewife SAMUEL BRANSON BRIDGES Sam” Wake me up when the bell rings. ” F. F. A. 4 AMBITION: Undecided CAROL ANN DAVIS Carol A woman ' s heart, like the moon, is always changing, but there ' s always a man in it. F. H. A. 1,2,3,4; G. A. A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2; Newspaper Staff 2,3,4, Editor 4; Homecoming Skit 1,2,4; Student Librarian 2,4, Treasurer 4; Band Trojanette 2,3; Trojanaire Staff 4 AMBITION; Executive Secretary LARRY DALE DARLING Larry” Study makes people old. Do you think I need a shave? Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Base¬ ball 1,2,3,4; Science Club 4; Industrial Arts Club 2,3,4, President 4; Student Council 4; Homecoming Skit 1,2; Speech Christmas Program 4; Trojanaire Staff 4 AMBITION; I.S.U. CAROL ANN CROUCH Carol Just give me a chance, I ' ll try to be boss. Girl ' s Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girl ' s Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Honor Choir 2,3,4; G. A. A. 1, 2,3,4, Basketball Head 2; Archery Team 2,3,4; Volleyball Team 4; Vice-President 4; Science Club 4; Pep Club 4; Band 1, 2,3,4, Band Council 4, Secretary 4; Trojanaire Staff 3,4, Jr. Editor 3, Editor 4; Class Play 3; Student Council 4; Home¬ coming Skit 1; Speech Christmas Program 4; 1SSC Semi-Finalist 4; National Honor Society 4 AMBITION: U of I, Merchandising and Retailing MARK LEE CARDER Marcus Welby The less I learn the less I have to remember. Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2; F. F. A. 1,2, 3,4, Secretary 4 Science Club 1,2,4; Trojanaire Staff 4 AMBITION: Ecologist 27 JANET MARIE FEAR Janet She looks like an angel, and talks like one too, but you never can tell what an angel will do. St. Teresa High School 1,2; G. A. A. 3,4; F. H. A. 4; Pep Club 3,4; Trojanaire Staff 4 AMBITION: Undecided JOHN LEE FENTON Bone’ Good sense and common sense, yet room for a little nonsense. ” Basketball 1,2, 3,4; F. F. A. 1,2,3,4, Reporter 3, Vice-President 4; Speech Christmas Program 4; Trojanaire Staff 4 AMBITION: Danville Jr. College CAROLYN YVONNE FYKE Seymore A true friend is one who knows you well and likes you anyway. ” G. A. A. 1,2,3,4, Points Chairman 3, Secretary 4; Volleyball Team 4; F. H. A. 1,3,4; Band Trojanette 4; Speech Christmas Program 4; Trojanaire Staff 4 AMBITION: Undecided RICHARD LEE COX Rick Make much of me ladies, a good man is hard to find. Boy’s Chorus 1,2,3,4; Boy ' s Ensemble 3,4; Honor Choir 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Student Council 1,2,3; Class Play 3; Homecoming Skits 3,4; Speech Christmas Program 4; Trojanaire Staff 4 AMBITION: College 28 RUTH IRENE GRIFFIN Ruthie Big things come in small packages. Girl ' s Chorus 1,2,3,4; Honor Choir 4; F. H. A. 1,2,3,4; G. A. A. 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Pep Club 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Trojanaire Staff 4; National Honor Society 4 AMBITION: Secretary LOREN EDWARD DOAK Ed Not lazy - just conservative. Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Indus¬ trial Arts Club 2,3,4; Speech Christmas Program 4 AMBITION; Undecided JACK WENDELL EDWARDS, JR. Oscar Why hurry through life; you ' ll never get out alive. Boy’s Chorus 2,3,4; Science Club 1,2; Industrial Arts Club 1,2 AMBITION: Undecided LINDA SUE HUMPHREYS Linda I graduate with pleasure not honor. Girl’s Chorus 2,3,4; F.H. A. 1,4; G. A. A. 1,2; Newspaper Staff 4; Stu¬ dent Council 4; Homecoming Skit 2; Student Librarian 3,4, President 4; Trojanaire Staff 4 AMBITION: Secretary 29 CHERI LYNNE LUSTER Never a loud word. Cheri Girl’s Chorus 3,4; Honor Choir 4; F. H. A. 2,3,4; G. A. A. 4; Pep Club 3,4; Student Librarian 4; MacArthur High School 1; Trojanaire Staff 4 AMBITION; Secretary MARK PATRICK GREENE Pode Why should I be good? Boy ' s Chorus 1,2; Football 2; Baseball 2; F. F. A. 4; Industrial Arts Club 1,2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 2,3; Homecoming Skits 1,2; Trojanaire Staff 4 AMBITION: Undecided ROBIN LEE HASSINGER Goose Makes me laugh to think of all the fun I had before they caught me. F. H. A. 3,4;G.A.A. 1,3,4; Archery Team 4; Pep Club 2; Newspaper Staff 4, Editor 4; Homecoming Skits 2,3,4; Band Trojanette 2,3; Speech Christmas Pro¬ gram 4; Trojanaire Staff 4 AMBITION; Interior Designer STEVEN CRAIG EAGLER Steve Some are wise and some are otherwise. Football 1 AMBITION: Undecided JANE BERNICE HANES Juana A still tongue makes a wise head - but how should she know? Girl’s Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girl’s Ensemble 2,3,4; Honor Choir 2, 3,4; F. H. A. 3,4, Vice-President 4; G. A. A. 1,2,3,4, Softball Head 2, Secretary 3; Class Play 3; Student Council 4; Band 1, 2,3,4, Field Conductor 3; Homecoming Skits 2,4; Speech Christmas Program 4; Trojanaire Staff 4 AMBITION: E. I. U. DOUGLAS LYNN FAULKNER Fug” Takes a tall person to know what goes on in the world. ” Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Science Club 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 4; Student Council 4; Class Play 3; Band 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; ISSC Semi-Finalist 4; National Merit Semi- Finalist 4; Trojanaire Staff 4 AMBITION: Pro Basketball Player JENNIFER JANE LEONARD ' Jenny” ’’Just give me a Young man! F. H. A. 2,3,4; G. A. A. 2,3,4; News¬ paper Staff 2; Homecoming Skit 2; Band Trojanette 3,4; Band 1,2,3; Trojanaire Staff 4 AMBITION: Marriage TERRY LEE ETNIER Ootnier All great men are dead and dying, and I don’t feel well my¬ self. ’’ Boy’s Chorus 1,2,3,4; Boy’s Ensemble 2,3,4; Honor Choir 2,3, 4; Football 1,2,3,4, Manager 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Class Vice-President 1, President 2,3; Science Club 1,2,3,4; Industrial Arts Club 3,4; Class Play 3; Home¬ coming Skits 1,2,3,4; Christmas Candidate 2; Speech Christmas Program 4; Band 1,2,4; Trojanaire Staff 4 AMBITION: College MARY ELAINE UENHART Elaine My tongue within my lips I rein. For who talks much must talk in vain. Girl ' s Chorus 1,2,3,4; Honor Choir 3,4; F. H. A. 3,4, Projects Chairman 4; G. A. A. 1,2,3,4, Reporter 3, Treasurer 4; Stu¬ dent Council 4; Class Play 3; Speech Christmas Program 4; Trojanaire Staff 4 AMBITION: E. I. U. Kindergarten - Special Education Teacher DENNIS LEE HOCKADAY Dennis Oh, this learning! What a thing it is! ” Boy ' s Chorus 1,2,3; F. F. A. 4; Class Play 3; Homecoming Skit 1; Speech Christmas Program 4 AMBITION: Undecided KAREN SUE JOHNSON Karen Mischief lurks in those dark eyes. G. A. A. 1,2,3, Reporter 3; Pep Club 3; Newspaper Staff 3,4; Band Trojanette 3; Bulletin Board 2,3,4; Trojanaire Staff 4 AMBITION: Junior College VERNEIL DALE LEGGETT Herman Handsome is as handsome does. And he does very well. Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; F.F. A. 1,2,3,4, Presi¬ dent 4; Student Council 3,4, Vice-President 4; Homecoming Candidate 2,4, King 4; Speech Christmas Program 4; National Honor Society 4 AMBITION: Danville Jr. College DONNA IRENE KAPPER Studious and determined to do what she undertakes. Donna Girl ' s Chorus 2,3,4; Girl ' s Ensemble 4; Honor Choir 3,4; Class Secretary 2,3; G. A. A. 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 3, President 4; Archery Team 4; Bowling Team 4; Volleyball Team 4; Science Club 3,4; Student Council 2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Pres¬ ident 4; Trojanaire Staff 3,4, Jr. Editor 3, Editor 4; Speech Christmas Program 4; Band 1,2,4; ISSC Semi-Finalist 4; Na¬ tional Honor Society 4; D. A. R. 4; Valedictorian 4 AMBITION: I. S. U. ALAN CULLEY FLETCHER Alan They think I’m lazy, but it ' s not so; I ' m going as fast as I want to go. Baseball 3,4; Band 1,2,3 AMBITION: Undecided MARY LYNETTE MI LLER Lynne Has anyone seen my halo? Class Treasurer 1,2; Science Club 4; Speech Christmas Program 4; Student Council 1,2; ISSC Semi-Finalist 4; Trojanaire Staff 4 AMBITION: E. I. U. Biological Research JOHN WILLIAM LEACH John Cars are my specialty. Football 1,2; F. F. A. 1,2,3,4; Science Club 1, 3; Homecoming Skits 1,3; Speech Christmas Program 4; Trojanaire Staff 4 AMBITION: Automotive Mechanic Parkland Jr. College DEBRA JEAN THOMAS MORRIS Debbie” ”A ring on my finger. What more could I want?” G. A. A. 2; Newspaper Staff 2 AMBITION: Work JERRY WAYNE IVERSON Jerry All that I have learned I have forgotten. All that I know I have guessed. ” Science Club 1,2,3; Speech Christmas Program 4; Band 1,2,3 AMBITION: Parkland Jr. College DONNA SUE MARXMAN Donna Quietly she slips through life. ” Girl’s Chorus 3,4; F. H. A. 1; G. A. A. 1.2 AMBITION: Secretary DAN WESLEY JENNINGS Dan A fool there was but it was not me. Boy ' s Chorus 2,3,4; Boy ' s Ensemble 2, 3,4; Honor Choir 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Science Club 2,3,4; Industiral Arts Club 2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 4; Class Play 3; Speech Christmas Program 4; Band 1,2; Trojanaire Staff 4; National Honor Society 4 AMBITION: Bob Jones University BEVERLY FERNE MATHEWS Bev Nature made her then broke the mold. F.H. A. 1,2, 3,4; G. A. A. 1,2,3,4; Basketball Head 4; Ar¬ chery Team 3,4; Badminton Head 3; Student Librarian 3,4; Girl ' s Chorus 4; Trojanaire Staff 4 AMBITION; Cosmetology WILLIAM WALTER LAND Bill I ' ve worked and I’ve worked and my four years are done. But now it ' s time to have some fun. Boy ' s Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Accompanist for Girl ' s and Boy ' s Ensembles 1,2,3,4; Honor Choir Acc. 2,3,4; Student Coun¬ cil 4, President 4; Trojanaire Staff 4; National Honor Society 4 AMBITION: Indiana University DIANA LEE MASHBURN Mash To be yourself is the best way to please your friends. F.H. A. 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2, 3,4; Homecoming Candidate 1; Homecoming Skit 1; Class Play 3; Trojanaire Staff 4; National Honor Society 4 AMBITION: IBM Key Punch Operator DAVID ANDREW KENYON Hip A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. Boy ' s Chorus 3; Football 3, Manager 2; Track 2; F. F. A. 4; Class Play 3, Homecoming Skits 1,2,3,4; Science Club 1,2, 3,4; Homecoming Candidate 3; Speech Christmas Program 4; Pep Club 2,3; Trojanaire Staff 4 AMBITION: I.S.U. CARMEN LOUISE PRICE I ' m just as big for me as you are for you! Carmen F.H. A. 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Band Tro- janette 2,3,4; Student Librarian 2,3; Newspaper Staff 2; Home coming Skit 2; Trojanaire Staff 4 AMBITION: Work and School RICHARD ARTHUR SCHWARTZ Dick To study or not to study, that is the question. Industrial Arts Club 1,2,3,4; Science Club 4 AMBITION: School Teacher JANET LORRAINE SHIREY. Jan” I’m not that shy, really I’m not. F.H. A. 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Reporter 4; Volleyball Team 4; Pep Club 3,4; Band Trojanette 4; Trojanaire Staff 4 AMBITION Parkland Jr. College MARTIN PAUL SEABERG Mott” Don’t hurry, there ' s plenty of time. AMBITION: Conservation Officer JEAN ANN SIMPSON Jean Trouble never troubles me. I grin at him, he lets me be. F. H. A. 4; G. A. A. 1,2,4; Volleyball Team 4; Homecoming Skit 1; Band Trojanette 1,2,4; Trojanaire Staff 4 AMBITION: Airline Stewardess BRADLEY DEAN ROBERTS Beadly Heads, Basketball game. Tails, the movies. On edge, I study. Boy’s Chorus 1,2,4; Science Club 1; Pep Club 4; Homecoming Skits 1,2; Speech Christmas Program 4; Trojanaire Staff 4 AMBITION: Automotive Mechanic CAROL LYNN ORRELL Carol She won ' t sit still and she won ' t shut up. F.H.A. 2, 3,4; G. A. A. 2,3,4; News¬ paper Staff 2; Homecoming Skit 2; Band 1,2,3; Band Trojanette 3,4; Tro¬ janaire Staff 4 AMBITION: Airline Stewardess BILL W. NORFLEET Mr. Chevrolet Why worry? There is another day. Track 1,2,4; Boy ' s Chorus 1; Football 1; Science Club 1,2,4; Industrial Arts Club 1,2; Trojanaire Staff 4 AMBITION: Car Salesman and Race Car Driver 38 CAROLE SUSAN THOMLEY Carole It is better to be laughing than to be sighing. G. A. A. 1,2,3,4; Archery Team 4; Newspaper Staff 2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Homecoming Candidate 2,4, Queen 4; Sweetheart Dance Candidate 1; Band Trojanette 4; Bulletin Boards 2,3,4; Trojanaire Staff 4 AMBITION: U of I JAMES ROBERT SCHNEIDER Jim Sometimes I sit and think, sometimes I just sit. Industrial Arts Club 1,2,3,4 AMBITION: Undecided VIRGINIA LYN SULLIVAN Ginny Live while you live. You have to die sometime. F. H. A. 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 3; Pep Club 1,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, Captain 2, 4; Homecoming Skit 2; Homecoming Candidate 2; Speech Christmas Program 4; Trojanaire Staff 4 AMBITION: Dental Assistant LEIGH RICHARD TURNER Leigh Only my mom and I know what a good boy I am. Boy ' s Chorus 1,2,3; Boy ' s Ensemble 2,3,4; F. F. A. 4; Home¬ coming Skits 2,3; Speech Christmas Program 4 AMBITION: Undecided NANCY ELLEN HALL YOUNG Nanc Laugh and the world laughs with you - Frown and you wrinkle your face. F. H. A. 1,2,3,4, Recreation Chairman 3; G. A. A. 1,2,3, Vice- President 3, Points Chairman 2 AMBITION: Family and Work JAMES SCOTT SPRIGGS Jim The less learned the less to forget. Football 1,2; Boy ' s Chorus 1,3; Band 1,2, 3,4; F. F. A. 4; Industrial Arts Club 1,2,3,4; Science Club 1,2 AMBITION: Undecided JOY ELAINE YUNDT Joy A horse! A horse! My kingdom for a horse. F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; G. A. A. 1,2,3,4, Volleyball Head 4; Volleyball Team 4; Archery Team 4; Student Librarian 3,4; Ticket Seller 2,3,4; Trojanaire Staff 4 AMBITION: Work and Marriage ROYAL PLANKENHORN Royal Often seen but seldom heard. Industrial Arts Club 1,2,3,4 AMBITION: Navy 39 TERESA ANN WOODARD Teresa” She ' d stop at the Pearly Gates to ask St, Peter a question. ” Girl ' s Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girl ' s Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Honor Choir 2,3,4; G. A. A. 1,2,3,4; Archery Team 2,3,4; Volleyball Team 4; G. A. A. Board 4; Pep Club 3,4; Student Council 4, Secre¬ tary-Treasurer 4; Speech Christmas Program 4; Band 1,2, 3,4, Band Council 4, Vice-President 4; Field Conductor 4; Trojanaire Staff 4; National Honor Society 4; ISSC Semi-Finalist 4 AMBITION: Mathematics BRAIN EARL WALTERS Tat Dad But the world is a stage and I am a clown. Boy ' s Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Boy ' s Ensemble 4; Honor Choir 4; F. F. A. 1,2,3,4; Science Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Homecoming Skits 1,2,3,4; Speech Christmas Program 4; Trojanaire Staff 4 AMBITION Eureka College CHARLES DAVID YOUNG Charlie A good time was had by all. Charlie was there. Football 1,2,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; F. F. A. 2,3,4, Sentinel 4; Industrial Arts Club 1; Science Club 4; Speech Christmas Program 4; Homecoming Skit 2; Class Reporter 2; Newspaper Staff 2,3; Trojanaire Staff 4 AMBITION: Ornamental Horticulture TERRY EDWARD WALTERS Waldo Teachers and classes are my only objection to an education. Boy ' s Chorus 2,3,4; Boy ' s Ensemble 3,4; Honor Choir 3,4; Class President 1; Class Vice-President 3; Football 1; Basketball 1,3; Class Play 3; Homecoming Skits 1,4; Student Council 1,3,4; Homecoming Candidate 1; Speech Christmas Program 4; National Honor Society 4; ISSC Semi-Finalist 4 AMBITION: Undecided JOSEPH ALLEN VAUGHAN « Joe ”1 could be good, but it’s more fun this way. Football 1; Basketball 1; Speech Christmas Program 4; F. F. A. 4; Homecoming Candidate 1; Class Vice-President 2; Student Council 2 AMBITION: Undecided ARUN LEE WATSON Indian I can be serious. Stephen Decatur High School 1,2,3 AMBITION: Auto Mechanic and Race Car Driver DAVID ALLEN THICKS TEN Krout Speaks what he thinks and gets away with it. Football 2; F. F. A. 4; Science Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 4; Homecoming Skit 1,2,3,4; Speech Christmas Program 4; Trojanaire Staff 4 AMBITION: Undecided STEVEN SCOTT WINDLAN Winnie The harder I try to be good, the worse I am. Football 2,4; F. F. A. 4; Industrial Arts Club 2,3,4; Speech Christmas Program 4 AMBITION: Undecided MICHAEL AARON ZOMBRO Football 2; Baseball 1,2; F. F. A. 4; Industrial Arts Club 1,2,3 AMBITION: Army There ' s a little bit of good in every little boy. Mike Cfo s WM I, LORI ALEXANDER, bequeath my quiet laugh to Michelle Griffin. I, CINDY BARNETT, bequeath my ability to sneak out of certain study halls and classes to any person who would like to do the same. 1, DAVE BRAGG, bequeath my ability to play the drums to the drum section of the MFHS band who will need it without me next year. I, SAM BRIDGES, bequeath my ability to get along with Mr. Bingamon to anyone who needs it. I, MARK CARDER, bequeath my ability to sleep in class to anyone who is as tired of school as I am. I, PAM CHENOWETH, bequeath my set of braces to Sue Orrell in case she clips hers off again. I, RICK COX, being of sound mind and body bequeath nothing to nobody because it would get censored anyway. I, CAROL CROUCH, bequeath my fantastic volleyball skills to Ava Roosevelt so she can carry on in the great tradition. I, LARRY DARLING, bequeath to next year ' s football team the desire that this year ' s football team had to win, in hopes that they will win more than one game. I, CAROL DAVIS, being of sound mind and bod bequeath my ability to stay good for four years to some girl who couldn ' t seem to manage it after her first year. I, ED DOAK, bequeath my six football stars to Chuck Leach so he will get off to a good start next year. I, STEVE EAGLER, bequeath my ability to get along with Mr. Nicol to anyone who needs it. I, JACK EDWARDS, bequeath my ability to play basketball to my brother who is al¬ ready having trouble learning how to play. I, TERRY ETN1ER, being of sound mind and body bequeath my blinding speed and jumping ability to Kenny Barlow. I, DOUG FAULKNER, bequeath my ability to get along with my fellow athletes (how¬ ever slight) to Mike Short who doesn ' t seem to have mastered it yet! 1, JANET FEAR, bequeath my ability to get out of fifth hour study hall for two years in a row to Debbie Fyke or anyone else who hated that study hall as much as I did. 42 I f JOHN FENTON, bequeath my ability to play basketball to anyone who can use it. I, ALAN FLETCHER, bequeath my ability to keep from getting kicked out of school to my little brother who will probably need it. I, CAROLYN FYKE, bequeath to my sister Debbie the ability to get the volleyball over the net at least once. I, TED GARNER, bequeath my ability to get mad and make up three times in one day to anyone who wants an exciting love life. 1, RUTH GRIFFIN, being of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath my ability to scream and cheer to the student body, most of whom need it. I, JANE HANES, bequeath to Ina Kenyon all the good times I never had at MFHS. I, ROBIN HASSINGER, being of sound mind (believe it or not) bequeath one diploma to Ina Kenyon. She’s the only person I know who wants to get out of this school more than I do. I, DENNIS HOCKADAY, ... Censored. I, LINDA HUMPHREYS, being of half-way sound mind and body, bequeath my ability to patiently count off the days till graduation to anyone as anxious to get out as I am. I, JERRY IVERSON, bequeath my ”66 Chevelle, which does not have a sound body, to any sophomore who might want it. I, DAN JENNINGS, bequeath my desire to have an art class at this school to the future students that will have one, though they will never appreciate it half as much as I would have. I, KAREN JOHNSON, bequeath my ability to make it through four years at MFHS to anyone who needs it. I, DONNA KAPPER, bequeath my presidential gavel to anyone who enjoys having responsibility and having a lot of headaches. I, DAVE KENYON, having been delirious my four years at MFHS bequeath my ability to find humor in everything to Mr. Hardin whom I haven ' t seen smile once. I, BILL LAND, bequeath nothing to nobody since there isn ' t anybody that deserves to get what I got. I, JOHN LEACH, bequeath my sense of humor to Mr. Smith because he doesn ' t smile very much. • t, VERNEIL LEGGETT, bequeath my ability to bequeath to anyone who wants o be¬ queath. I, JENNY LEONARD, being of sound mind and body bequeath my ability to sit politely in class to some underclassmen. I, ELAINE LIENHART, bequeath my first aid kit to Cindy Foulke so she can patch up Teresa Gruetman ' s injuries from P. E. I, CHERI LUSTER, being of sound mind and body, bequeath my grace to my sister Tammy who really needs it as she will be a freshman here next year. I, DONNA MARXMAN, bequeath my Typing II class to anyone who likes five-minute writings. I, DIANA MASHBURN, bequeath my ability to skip out of the fun” classes at cheer¬ leading camp to Carol Hamilton who has already mastered the techniques. Weren ' t those exciting days, Carol? I, BEV MATHEWS, bequeath my socks to Mary Ann Price and Mindy Hall so they will have two white socks for P. E. 1, LYNNE MILLER, bequeath an electron, a proton, and a neutron to Mr. Scarlett. I, DEBBIE MORRIS, bequeath my ability to be calm and collected in General Business to Michelle Griffin. I, BILL NORFLEET, bequeath my ability to graduate to Tom Spriggs who might need it. I, CAROL ORRELL, bequeath the gossip of this school to anyone who is low enough to hear it. 43 I, ROYAL PLANKENHORN, bequeath my ability to pass Industrial Arts to Moe Johnson who needs it. 1, CARMEN PRICE, bequeath my shy and quiet manner to Cindy Hall. 1, BRAD ROBERTS,in conjunction with Dave Thicksten, bequeath our great driving ability to anyone who wishes to take Driver ' s Ed. from Mr. Haines. I, JIM SCHNEIDER, bequeath my ability to get along with Mrs. Coen to AnnM. or anyone else in this school who needs it. I, MARTY SEABERG, bequeath my counting ability, 1, 2, 3, 4, to Mr. Smith who won’t miss me in future years. I, JANET SHIREY, bequeath my ability to act shy to most of the freshman class who don’t seem to know the meaning of the word. I, JEAN SIMPSON, bequeath to any girl the ability to date guys from Clinton, or any other town for that matter, without being gossiped about by our MFHS guys. I, JIM SPRIGGS, .hereby bequeath my driving skills to Leigh Turner who can ' t get away with anything . I, GINN Y SULLIVAN, have waited four long years to bequeath something to Nancy Harrelson, but I can ' t think of a thing I have that I ' d like to give her. Sorry Nancy. I, KAY TAYLOR, bequeath my ability to keep my hands off of the other girls’ boy¬ friends to certain underclassmen. I, DAVE THICKSTEN, leave my great fondness and my ability to have no problems with teachers to the entire student body. I, CAROLE THOMLEY, being of sound mind and body, bequeath my dream car and thirty blankets to Connie, Ina, and my brother Mark so they can have a free ride to school every day next year. I, LEIGH TURNER, being of sound mind and body bequeath my sound mind and body to Leigh Turner who can sure use them. I, JOE VAUGHAN, bequeath my pleasing personality to Mark Thomley so he can get along with the teachers as well as I did. I, TERRY WALTERS, bequeath my great sense of humor to my sister because she will need it in her next three years in high school. I, BRIAN WALTERS, bequeath my ability to accomplish any feat in high school with the exception of my studies to any one who comes to this high school only for the fun of it. 1, SCOTT WARNER, bequeath one black T shirt to Mike Short with the words the man on it in small print. I, ARLIN WATSON, bequeath my parking space to anyone who is stupid enough to park there in the winter. I, SCOTT WINDLAN, being of sound mind and body, bequeath my ability to stay cool and calm on the football field to Dennis Phipps and Chuck Leach. I, TERESA WOODARD, bequeath a large safety pin to Dawn Faulkner, who has trouble keeping the seams and zipper in her slacks. I, CHARLIE YOUNG, bequeath to Dennis Phipps a season pass to B. H. so he can save his money. I, NANCY YOUNG, bequeath to my dear sisters, Cindy Susie and Mindy Lusie, my ability to chew gum without getting caught. Let’s practice our chewing, girls! I, JOY YUNDT, bequeath my red hair to Pam Norman who has always wanted it. I, MIKE ZOMBRO, bequeath my courtesy to the teachers. [KtoJbOj FRONT ROW: L. Miller, K. Taylor, C. Barnett, T, Wood ard, E, Lienhart, C. Crouch, L. Alexander, M. Zombro. SECOND ROW: M. Carder, C. Young, V. Leggett, D. Bragg, B. Walters, J. Leach, E. Doak, F. Shipp, J, Hanes. THIRD ROW: G. Sullivan, S. Eagler, D. Mashburn. FOUR¬ TH ROW: S. Windlan, J. Fenton, S. Warner. Maroa Grade School 8 years, M. F.H.S. 4 years. limju thb Y M RyiSytli FRONT: T. Etnier, B. Roberts. KNEELING: D. Hockaway, D. Jennings. FIRST ROW: J. Vaughn, T. Walters, J. Spriggs. SECOND ROW: K. Johnson, J. Yundt, B. Mathews, D. Schwartz, D. Faulkner, C. Fyke, P. Chenoweth, D. Kapper. Forsyth Grade School 8 years, M.F.H.S. 4 years. 45 CJass f-ftstcwy In August, 1968, the doors of Maroa-Forsyth High School opened to welcome us, seventy-eight new freshmen, the class of 1972. A little scared, we respected those who knew more than we did and they soon taught us the rules that we had to abide by. One of our first moves was to elect our officers: Terry Walters as president, Terry Etnier as v.-president, Scott Warner as secretary, and Lynne Miller as treasurer. Our sponsors were Mrs. Berry and Miss Sullivan. Charlie Young was elected reporter and Lori Alexander and Rick Cox were our delegates to Pep Club. At Homecoming, we proved our greatness with our first place float, Let ' s Whip Up A Victory. Diana Mashburn and Lori Alexander were our queen candidates. Joe Vaughan and Terry Walters were our king candidates. Initiation time came around, and we were once again laughed at. The girls dressed in boys clothes and the guys dressed in girls clothes. Never has anyone seen such good looking chicks in the Class of ' 72 - padding and all. The best time of the day, though, was when Carol Crouch popped her wheelies on the tricycle. Initiation over, and all of us back to normal, we started selling Christmas candles. These went over well and put a good sum in our treasury. In the spring, we nominated Carole Thom ley and Terry Etnier as our Mardi Gras candidates. During the basketball season, we came through again with our undefeated freshman team. During the year we gained Dale Adams and lost Alice F.rlenbush and Bob Walters. Our sophomore year, we added Jenny Leonard, Cheri Luster, Carol Orrell, Debbie Thomas, and Gene Walker to our roll call, which had dropped to seventy-five. Terry Etnier was our president, Joe Vaughan, v. -president, Donna Kapper, secretary, and Lynne Miller served her second term as treasurer. Sponsoring us were Mrs. Berry and Mrs. Query. We worked hard on our homecoming float, Record a Victory. Carole Thomley and Ginny Sullivan were nominated for queen, and Rick Cox and Verneil Leggett were nominated for king. Again this year, we sold Christmas candles to make some money. They were prettier than last year ' s and put a lot more into the treasury. During the year we lost Dale Adams, Carole Dickerson, Russell Gould and Mark Lake. Freshman Float Freshman Initiation As Juniors in 1970-71, Terry Etnier was elected president, Terry Walters, v-president, Donna Kapper, secretary, and Kay Taylor, treasurer. Our sponsors were Mrs. Berry, Mrs. Query, and Mr. Boyd. Soon we were out selling magazines at every door, adding more and more to our growing treasury. At every football and basketball game, we popped popcorn and sold it along with candy and pop. This brought in some money, too, as well as a free pass to the game. The big project, of course, was the Prom. It was held at Southside Country Club in Decatur on May 1, 1971. Stately pillars decorated the rooms and a band from Blue Mound provided the music. Post prom was at The Bowl, where everyone was locked in the bowling alley until four o ' clock the next morning. On May 9th, the Junior-Senior play, ’’The Mouse That Roared, ” was given with a lot of us in it and others helping behind the stage. During the summer we gained Sam Bridges. We came back to Maroa in August of 1971 for the last time, as almighty seniors. Now we were the rulers! Scott Warner was elected president, Ted Garner, vice- president, Kay Taylor, secretary, and Pam Chenoweth, treasurer. During the year we gained Arlin Watson and lost Ben Logue, Fred Shipp and Terry Veach. Mrs. Berry was still hanging on as our sponsor, along with Mrs. Coen, Mr. Ritter, Mr. Brandt and Mr. Elston. Our Homecoming float entitled ”Our Porpoise Is To Win, placed third. Carole Thomley and Verneil Leggett were nominated as queen and king candidates and they were chosen as the king and queen at the dance on Saturday night. On Jan¬ uary 7, we served a sandwich supper before the Maroa-Illiopolis game. Many people came and enjoyed our sandwiches, homemade pies, and cakes. Our basketball team did great during the year and won the Meridian Tournament for the first time. During their four years of playing together, they never lost a game on our home court. That ' s great! !! As always; WE ARE LOYAL, WE ARE TRUE, WE ' RE THE CLASS OF ' 72! ! ! Senior Float 47 Freshman Basketball Team o-« OktSS PiOph Cy Well, here it is 1982. We have looked up the alumni of the Class of 72, to see what they are now doing with their lives. CAROL CROUCH has taken Mrs. Dotson ' s place as the music teacher at the Maroa-Forsyth Schools. DOUG FAULKNER is playing the leading role in all of Hollywood ' s latest sport flicks. Motion Raceway has been taken over by Mr. Chevy - alias BILL NORFLEET and his partners LEIGH TURNER, MARK GREENE and JOHN LEACH. LARRY DARLING is now the proud owner of the Pat-Lar Supermarket in downtown Maroa. DICK SCHWARTZ has joined his father on the high school board of education. A plane can now be chartered daily from Maroa to Decatur or Clinton with SCOTT WARNER as the pilot, and CAROL ORRELL as the pleasant, smiling stewardess wearing hot pants on every flight. JERRY IVERSON runs the Iverson Jr. Bootery Chain Store, at the south edge of Maroa where we see STEVE EAGLER and little ones waiting in line. We have a booming Agricultural Store in Maroa now. I was happy to see PAM CHENOWETH as the head secretary. JOHN FENTON and BRIAN WALTERS were out¬ side, selling farm machinery to customers. BRAD ROBERTS is now selling insurance. He finds it much cheaper to own his own business. The Boy Scout Leader is DAVE BRAGG who is a good friend of LYNNETTE MILLER who is the head Den Mother. Weikles Apartments are quite filled these days with tenants who like to have parties every weekend. Those tenants are JENNY LEONARD, CHARLIE YOUNG, TERRY ETNIER, KAY TAYLOR, CAROL DAVIS, and RICK COX. DENNIS HOCKADAY and DAVE KENYON have turned Rigdon ' s Variety Store into one of the most booming head stores in Central Illinois. It’s just across the street from KAREN JOHNSON ' S Glove and Handbag Shop. CINDY BARNETT is the biggest supplier of candy for kids at M-F High School. When we went to visit DAVE THICKSTEN in the hospital, after his 19th wreck, we found LORI ALEXANDER taking his temperature. She loves being a nurse. SAM BRIDGES has a petition going around town. He is trying to get old movies put back on television, such as Sea Hunt. We took time to eat lunch at the Red Door where ED DOAK is the headwaiter and BILL LAND provides the old fashion honky-tonk piano music. SCOTT WINDLAN keeps order around the place by being a bouncer. The Penny ' s Store is doing a good business with VERNEIL LEGGETT as their Byers ' Assistant. We didn ' t see DONNA KAPPER, but we hear she is busy campaigning throughout the nation. She may be our next President of the United States. We have a good feeling that Donna might be elected because DAN JENNINGS writes all of her speeches. CAROL THOMLEY ' S smiling face is on many of the billboards, advertising Diet Candy. 48 GINNY SULLIVAN now lives in Florida. She is in charge of training porpoises in a Gulfarium Show. There is one little untamed porpoise which is her favorite. They call him - Phlipper. ARLIN WATSON now keeps our city safe because he has been appointed chief of police. Arlin gave ROYAL PLANKENHORN a job directing traffic in downtown Maroa. If you need a cute little pet for your home, go to JOE VAUGHAN ' S Minner Shop. Joe has a rare type of bull frog for sale. He calls all of them Jeremiah. Make sure you don ' t miss the next episode of Roller Derby! JANE HANES will be racking up the points for the Midwest Pioneers. Jane bought her famous skates at TED GARNER ' S Variety Store where he specializes in sleds ! ROBIN HASSINGER has been made an honorary Indian since she loves T.P. s. Especially T. P. trees. Maroa ' s beautiful Park District is looked after by TERESA WOODARD. But some people have been complaining because the only kind of tree she allows in the park is Oak trees. RUTH GRIFFIN is still attending the ball games as a faithful citizen taking home the spirit trophy every year. JOY YUNDT and BEV MATHEWS are still working as steady ticket takers at the ball games. Mrs. Coen sure appreciates her typing helpers who are JANET FEAR and CHERI LUSTER. JEAN SIMPSON, JANET SHIREY, and CAROLYN FYKE now work in a shop on the Square in Clinton. They find it saves gas that way. MARK CARDER, when taking his break from pushing carts around at Turn Style, eats at the Red Wheel where JACK EDWARDS is the head cook. MARTY SEABERG is now the union head of sack boys for Tolly ' s in Decatur. ALLEN FLETCHER is the carrier for LINDA HUMPHREY ' S newspaper. DONNA MARXMAN is also on the staff at Linda ' s Newspaper Office. The big city of Maroa now has a taxi cab service. ELAINE LEINHART is the only cabee who drives a Cougar. DEBBIE MORRIS and NANCY YOUNG are in charge of the new nursery school in Maroa. DIANA MASHBURN and TERRY WALTERS are now professors at Yale University. All of that hard work in high school finally paid off. A new gas station is being built in town. JIM SCHNEIDER and JIM SPRIGGS are partners in this new business. They are trying to employ MIKE ZOMBRO to work under cars so they won ' t have to buy a lift. After finding out what the old Class of ' 72 was up to these days, we decided to leave town and head for home. On the way out of town we passed Mason ' s Restaurant and heard the voice of an auctioneer. Mason ' s was being auctioned off!! Guess who the auctioneer was? You’re right! It was CARMEN PRICE. It was good to see all of the old gang and what they had been doing these past ten years. I wonder what the next ten years will bring? Cfoj W(4KwS VoMuAotiow DONNA KAPPER Due to an extreme closeness in grades as the 1972 Trojanaire goes to press, we are unable to determine whether PAM CHENOWETH, TERRY WALTERS, or LYNNE MILLER is class salutatorian. CAROLE THOMLEY JANE HANES VERNEIL LEGGETT Betty Crocker Award Sousa Band Award Dekalb Agriculture Award DONNA KAPPER DAR Award TED GARNER Bausch-Lomb Science Award 50 MotioitcJ! Uou v Society SEATED: Donna Kapper, Carol Crouch, Teresa Woodard, Ruth Griffin, Diana Mashburn. STAND¬ ING: Dan Jennings, Verneil Leggett, Doug Faulkner, Ted Gamer, Terry Walters, Bill Land. fSSO Setot-Riiojfests LEFT TO RIGHT: Ruth Griffin, Lynnette Miller, Pam Chenoweth, Ted Garner, Doug Faulkner, Terry Walters, Teresa Woodard, Donna Kapper, Carol Crouch. 51 FCttftVttfeS BEST DRESSED Diana Mashburn Verneil Leggett MOST ATHLETIC Jane Hanes Terry Etnier lA tuv ' S U ltfV at U.FM.C. MOST TALKATIVE Carol Orrell and Dave Thicksten FUNNIEST JOKE TELLER Robin Hassinger and Brian Walters PRETTIEST EYES Kathy Leslie and Terry Etnier MARRY FIRST Jenny Leonard and Charlie Young SHYEST Janet Shirey and Dave Bragg BEST FIGURE Ginny Sullivan MOST STUDIOUS Nancy Kennison and Bill Land BEST DANCER Ina Kenyon and Dennis Phipps PRETTIEST HAIR Jean Simpson and Dave Kenyon MOST POPULAR COUPLE Kay Taylor and Terry Etnier NICEST SMILE Kathy Leslie and Terry Etnier BEST BUILD Rick Cox Compliments of PAUL’S SALES SERVICE Clinton, Ill. 54 This is the year that the Juniors became upperclassmen and returned to the pattern of high school life. During the fall, Juniors worked on the magazine sale and in the winter they were found behind the concession stand. Foremost in many Junior thoughts were prom, the ACT test and their senior year. JUNIOR OFFICERS AND SPONSORS LEFT TO RIGHT: Jill Taylor, Treasurer; Tom Riley, V. Presr dent; Mr. Bingamon; Jane Sanders, President; Mr. Campbell; Robert Christman, Secretary; Miss Etnier; Mr. Lueck. JUNIORS 55 56 R. Archer C. Atchison D. Bragg J. Bratton D. Brenning B. Byers V. Chandler M. Chenoweth R. Christman L. Coffman J. Cole L. Crowell N Cullison S. Daggett J. Fear T. Ferrill C. Fulk D. Garren J. Garrett E. Groves C. Hamilton M. Harper N. Harrelson G. Hart J. Hoff B. Jarvis H. Jinks N. Kennison P. Layton C. Leach D. McDaniel C. Marlatt L. Montgomery K. Morris S. Newell P. Norman D. Nunn C. Oldfield D. Parker D. Phipps J. Sanders J. Sanders R Schroll J. Schwabe S. Shaw J. Shirey M. Short D. Smith J. Taylor N. Tombaugh D. Weikle S. Weikle B. Wood 57 Jtuuo ' t Actotfites Top Magazine Salesmen The Junior Class started the year by electing t heir class officers which were Jane Sanders, Pres., Tom Riley, V. - Pres., Robbie Christman, Sec., and Jill Taylor, Treas. Their Homecoming float received second in the Homecom¬ ing Parade in October. During the basketball season the Junior stand was always open selling popcorn, pop, and candy. The magazine sales were very successful this year and Tina Ferrill, Becky Byers, Mark Chenoweth, and Nancy Harrelson were the top four sales¬ men. The highlight of the Junior year was the Junior-Senior Prom held at the Sher¬ aton Inn on May 6th. ’’Are They Soup Yet?” - Second Place This was the year that the class of 1974 became skilled drivers. Sophomores were found both in class and behind the wheel learning the basic skills. During the winter they worked diligently on their candy sale, while, spring brought thoughts of their forthcoming Junior year. SOPHOMORE OFFICERS AND SPONSORS LEFT TO RIGHT: Kevin Kapper, President; Connie Hardy, Secretary; Kirk Myers, V. President; Barb Pense, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Mr. Scarlett, Mr. Haines, Mrs. Richardson, Mrs. Paine. SOPROMORK 59 60 G. Anderson K. Baker L. Baker M. Blanchard S. Bland M. Bogle R. Brown M. Bulla J. Bums R. Campbell D. Chandler G. Cowgill L. Cowgill B. Darling D. Dash M. Edgecombe V. Edwards C. Faith D. Faulkner D. Fulk V j 2 V, 0 D. Fyke C. Garrett J. Glacken A. Griesbaum C. Hall M. Hall S. Hall C. Hardy S. Harper L. Hazlett C. Hill S. Hoffman S. Holland D. Hupp G. Janetzky M Johnson K. Kapper R. Kenyon M. Lane C a Lee K. Leslie C. Logue J. Malone A. Manley J. Mathews K. Montgomery K. Moore K. Myers R. Nunn L. Oliver V. O’Riley B. Pense D. Pittman M. Price V. Pryde A. Pulliam D. Scholes R. Schroll N Schwartz V. Short 61 62 J. Shull C. Sides T. Spriggs P. Sronce R. Stoutenborough C. Sullivan R. Summers E. Thomas J. Underwood B. Vaughan A. Wilson J. Windlan Younker J. Zelhart tHoat Comets Can ' t Wipe Out A Trojan Victory This was the year that the largest class in MFHS history entered high school. they soon caught on to the fast pace of high school life. The big change over made a distinct alteration in their behavior. No longer were they enemies, but best of friends. As the class of 1975 they will carry on the traditions of MFHS. FRESHMAN OFFICERS AND SPONSORS Counter-Clockwise from Center: Karen Morris, Secretary; Mrs. Miller; Mr. Nicol; Rita Roosevelt, V. President; Larry Thicksten, President; Mrs. CXiery; Mr. Smith, Donna Leonard, Treasurer. FRECW UEN 63 D. Adams P. Adams R. Adams P. Albee L. Allen E. Blanchard J. Blazer A. Bragg J. Bragg R. Brandt TOO iUSY PHOTO Not Available 64 D. Humphreys K. Johnson J. Kennison R. Kitchens C. Lazell J. Owens D. Pair D. Perkins M. Pinney C. Pittman 65 R. Roosevelt S. Schuler J. Scroggins G. Shoemaker T. Summers C. Walters R. Wikoff G. Wilson D. Wood T. Woodard Ptfisfuucui ftoot WASH EM UP! - Fourth Place 66 This was the year that the organizations combined their efforts to arouse the interest of their members. Total membership of each organization jumped to an all time high. Each organization assembled once a month to direct its energy at providing such events as dances, field trips, and functions to achieve its purpose. TROJAN MARCHING BAND Teresa Woodard, Field Commander, leads the Maroa-Forsyth High School Band in the Homecoming Parade, October 15, 1971 ORGANIZATIONS 67 Qbudjtuidb Cou tc? FRON T ROW: Mr. Scarlett, Sponsor; S. Warner, J. Sanders, C. Hardy, Pub. Rel. Ch.;T. Woodard, Sec.- Treas.; V. Leggett, V. Pres.; D. Kapper, Pres.; K. Taylor, Pub. Rel. Chr.; K. Kapper, L. Thicksten, Mr. Campbell, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: P. Chenoweth, T. Walters, J. Hanes, T. Riley, D. Faulkner, T. Garn¬ er, L. Humphreys, C. Crouch, E. Lienhart, B. Land. THIRD ROW: D. Leonard, L. Darling, K. Myers, J. Taylor, B. Pense, R. Roosevelt, K. Morris, R. Christman. FIRST ROW: A. Wilson, R. Griffin, R. Hassinger, Mrs. Richardson, Advisor; C. Davis, C. Fulk, P. Norman. SECOND ROW: G. Sullivan, D. Faulkner, K. Mor¬ ris, K. Leslie, S. Newell, B. Davis, I. Kenyon, J. Ray, N. Tombaugh, G. Weik- le, V. Short, T. Ferrill, N. Harrelson. THIRD ROW: L. Crowell, C. Hamilton, L. Oliver, J. Schwabe, N. Darling, C. Oldfield, C. Thomley. FOURTH ROW: L. Humphreys, D. Kenyon, K. Johnson, D. Thicksten, R. Cox, B. Walters, H. Jinks, B. Darling. Club BACK ROW: Mr. Scarlett, Sponsor; T. Etnier, D. Thicksten, S. Warner, J. Garrett, C. Young, T. Garner, D. Faulkner, D. Schwartz, M. Carder, B. Darling, B. Walters, D. Jennings, D. Kenyon. CENTER: D. Kapper, B. Jarvis, C. Crouch, SEATED: P. Chenoweth, L. Miller, L. Darling. Cindy Haines and Jane Hamilton Brian Mullinax QcJteJAJCb RtiA 1971 David Bragg 69 F.f-fA FRONT ROW: V. Pryde, P. Albee, D. Parker, J. Malone, E. Lienhart, J. Taylor, J. Hanes, Mrs. Miller, Advisor; K. Taylor, J. Shirey, N. Kennison, D. Fyke, A. Wilson, V. Chandler, C. Lee. SECOND ROW: D. Scholes, J. Shull, K. Johnson, S. Schuler, C. Orrell, A. Manley, N. Tombaugh, J. Ray, K. Dees, C. Price, P. Norman, S. Tebrich, S. Orrell, C. Lazell, R. Griffin, C. Fulk, S. Williams, R. Brown, S. New¬ ell, B. Davis, M. Daggett, L. McDaniel, E. Flynn, B. Byers. THIRD ROW: H. Jinks, A. Roosevelt, N. Cullison, B. Jarvis, J. Cole, N. Harrelson, I. Kenyon, L. Fulk, E. Groves, D. Adams, C. Pittman, J. Ham¬ ilton, J. Oakes, K. Leach, K. Morris, G. Sullivan, K. Leslie, K. Moore, C. Hardy, K. Chandler, C. Foul- ke, L. Humphreys. FOURTH ROW: G. Janetzky, E. Blanchard, N. Darling, L. Oliver, V. Short, K. Waeltz, J. Mathews, T. Ferrill, K. Morris, C. Fyke, P. Anderson, B. Pence, J. Fear, T. Ferrill, C. Davis, C. Hamilton, C. Oldfield, J. Simpson, C. Luster, J. Yundt, D. Brenning. FIFTH ROW: C. Haines, P. Ash¬ craft, T. Greutman, C. Walters, S. Foster, B. Fletcher, J. Bums, C. Garrett, N. Young, J. Shirey, D. Leonard, C. Barnett, B. Mathews, L. Crowell, D. Garren, J. Leonard, R. Hassinger, J. Sanders, N. Schwar¬ tz. F.WA BoomL PRESIDENT - - 1st V. PRES. - 2nd V. PRES. ■ SECRETARY - ■ TREASURER - - REPORTER - - ■ PROJECTS CH. RECREATION - HISTORIAN - - - - - - Kay Taylor -Jane Hanes - - Lori Alexander - - - - Jill Taylor - - Juanita Shirey ■ - - - Jill Malone - - Elaine Lienhart -Debbie Fyke - Nancy Kennison O tce ts THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS STUDYING VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE PRESIDENT- VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY- TREASURER- REPORTER SENTINEL ADVISOR Verneil Leggett - John Fenton - Mark Carder - - - -Ed Doak - Dennis Phipps Charles Young - - - Mr. Nicol F.FA FRONT ROW: J. Bragg, D. Perkins, M. Carder, E. Doak, J. Fenton, Mr. Nicol, Advisor; V. Leggett, D. Phipps, C. Young, R. Wikoff, J. Heinz. SECOND ROW: S. Bridges, M. Bogle, R. Harris, G. Shoemaker, J. Zelhart, A. Griesbaum, C. Hill, J. Cunningham, C. Hill, P. Tombaugh, M. Johnson, J. Leach. THIRD ROW: T. Veach, J. Sanders, D. Hockaday, S. Windlan, J. Vaughn, D. Kenyon, S. Weikle, S. Daggett, S. Shaw, G. Hart. FOURTH ROW: D. Weikle, B. Walters, L. Turner, J. Hoff, T. Riley, T. Spriggs, D. Chandler, D. Thicksten. QVtl AtWfifev Assocteitou G: COUNTER-CLOCKWISE FROM TOP; J. Sanders, J. Hanes, R. Hassinger, K. Kapper, B, Mathews, P. Al- bee, N. Schwartz, T, Woodard, D. Faulkner, C. Bar¬ nett, E. Blanchard, C. Haines, T. Ferrill, P. Ash¬ craft, V. O’Riley, A. Roosevelt, J. Cole, J. Yundt, D Garren, M, Edgecombe, C. Crouch. FIRST A: FROM L.: S. Orrell, J. Ray, D. Fyke, J. Oakes, V. Brilley, L. Allen, B. Davis, J. Hamilton, Mrs. Berry, Advisor; C. Hamilton, M. Griffin, C. Hall, C. Price, R. Grif¬ fin, I. Kenyon, C. Lazell, D. Parker. MIDDLE: R. Roosevelt, M. Price, M. Hall. SECOND A: FROM L. : C. Orrell, J. Simpson, C. Fyke, B. Pense, K. Leach, J. Fear, C. Luster, J. Shirey, J. Leonard, N. Darling, D. Leonard, C. Davis, T. Ferrill, L. Oliver, N. Har- relson, V. Short. MIDDLE: C. Thomley, E. Lienhart, P. Chenoweth. G.A.A. BOARD SEATED: C. Crouch, V. Pres.; Mrs. Berry, Advisor; D. Kapper, Pres. FIRST ROW: D. Fyke, E. Lienhart, C. Fyke, J. Shirey, C. Hamilton. SECOND ROW: J. Yundt, V. O ' Riley. THIRD ROW: P. Chenoweth, T. Woodard, A. Roosevelt. FOURTH ROW: B. Mathews, M. Edgecombe. TOP: N. Schwartz. Qtudeut Lib ' UJtAJUM SEATED: L. Humphreys, N. Harrelson, B. Mathews, C. Davis. STANDING: C. Price, G. Weikle, D. Garren, K. Taylor, L. Baker, L. Oliv¬ er, S. Hall, C. Luster, C. Barnett, V. Short, K. Morris, J. Yundt, Mrs. Paine, Head Librarian IftctuSfcttal! C®ub FIRST ROW: P. Adams, L. Thicksten, R. Campbell, E. Doak, L. Darling, Mr. Lueck, Advisor; . Windlan, T. Etnier, G. Weikle, M. Pinney, K. Hauffe. SECOND ROW: D. Bragg, R. Schroll, R. Adams, S. Harper, R. Brandt, C. Logue, M. Hale, T. Williams, J. Harper, R. Nunn, D. Humphreys, J. Scroggins, T. Summers, C. Hill, M. Blanchard, G. Shoemaker, K. Myers, M. Johnson, J. Underwood. THIRD ROW: T. Woodard, D. Pittman, K. Baker, D. McDaniel, T. Spriggs, J. Kennison, R. Waite, B. Wood, P. Tombaugh, R. Kitch¬ ens, D. Chandler, P. Layton, J. Fear, S. Hoffman. FOURTH ROW: J. Spriggs, J. Schneider, B. Darling, D. Schwartz, C. Leach, R. Plankenhorn, J. Sanders, M. Younker. QvJU’ Ch(wu FIRST ROW: R. Griffin, D. Marxman, L. Humphreys, J. Hanes, J. Shirey, Mrs. Dotson, T. W oodard, E. Lienhart, C. Crouch, D. Kapper, K. Moore. SECOND ROW: A. Wilson, D. Wood, J. Ray, C. Hamilton, P. Ashcraft, B. Mathews, T. Greutman, C. Walters, C. Lee, D. Scholes, L. Crowell, C. Marlatt, C. Haines, C. Atchison, L. Montgomery, C. Hardy, D. Pair, D. Parker. THIRD ROW: M. Daggett, J. Malone, J. Hamilton, L. Fulk, M. Edgecombe, L. Hazlett, L. Oliver, T. Ferrill, D. Faulkner, V. Short, C. Luster, K. Leslie, E. Blanchard, N. Cullison, C. Foulke, N. Kennison. Ucw v Ckofo FRONT ROW: T. Ferrill, E. Lienhart, D. Scholes, J. Hanes, L. Crowell, C. Crouch, J. Shirey, J. Malone, C. Atchison. SECOND ROW: R. Griffin, C. Luster, P. Sronce, G. Weikle, B. Wood, B. Walters, D. Jennings, K. Barlow, T. Walters, T. Etnier, K. Myers, R. Cox, B. Land, T. Woodard, D. Kapper. 74 Boys’ ChcyuuS FIRST ROW: T. Walters, G. Wilson, G. Weikle, B. Walters, Mrs. Dotson, K. Myers, R. Cox, B. Wood, D. Darby. SECOND ROW: K. Burke, B. Roberts, B. Land, D. Jennings, D. Edwards, R. Stoutenborough, K. Barlow, G. Hart, B. Current, K. Norcross, J. Underwood, J. Edwards, P. Sronce. B s’ LEFT TO RIGHT: Terry Walters, Greg Weikle, Bob Wood, Terry Etnier, Bill Land, Accom., Dan Jennings, Brian Walters, Rick Cox, Leigh Turner. GvJk’ LEFT TO RIGHT: Lori Alexander, Debbie Scholes, Jane Hanes, Juanita Shirey, Bill Land, Accom., Carol Crouch, Jill Malone, Donna Kapper, Teresa Woodard. rs FRONT ROW: L. Crowell, E. Groves, J. Taylor, N. Kennison, C. Hamilton, D. Kapper, A. Roosevelt, J. Leonard. SECOND ROW: R. Griffin, A. Manley, V. O ' Riley, D. Leonard, K. Morris, B. Land, P. Ashcraft, J. Hamilton, T. Ferrill, J. Shirey, L. McDaniel, M. Griffin, C. Pittman, A. Bragg. THIRD ROW: K. Leach, K. Dees, L. Allen, B. Davis, J. Hanes, R. Stoutenborough, G. Anderson, J. Spriggs, D. Faulkner, N. Cullison, N. Schwartz, T. Woodard, C. Crouch, M. Edgecombe, J. Malone, A. Wilson, D. Faulkner, B. Mullinax. FOURTH ROW: J. Bragg, D. Bragg, R. Roosevelt, N. Darling, B. Jarvis, E. Blanchard, Mr. Gerald, Director. Maroa-Forsyth is proud of its very find band under the direction of Mr. Ronald Gerald. The band entertained with marching formations during halftime of our Homecoming game at Assumption. They also participated in the Veteran’s Day Parade in Decatur and the I. S.U. Homecoming Parade at Bloomington-Normal. The band was featured in the Christmas Program and presented the annual Spring Concert. For pep meetings and basketball games they always added to the spirit. 76 The band council from L. to R. are: Mr. Gerald, Director; Carol Crouch, Secretary-Treasurer; Teresa Woodard, V. Pres.; Doug Faulkner, Senior Rep.; Bill Land, Pres.; Kay Dees, Fresh. Rep.; Jill Malone, Soph. Rep.; and Nancy Kennison, Junior Rep. President Bill Land shows the Council a marching formation to be used at the Homecoming game. 77 FIELD COMMANDER Teresa Woodard TuMQ iS 78 This was the year that activities played a major role in each student’s life. The most memorable activity is different for each student. These activities are the product of the great efforts of the students to better student life. Without these activities, boredom would surely dominate the school year. At the homecoming dance. King Verneil and Queen Carole lead their court in the first dance. AOMTtEC 79 1971 WcMM co MX tg fCuig cu ui Ouj6G i Cxviohy ]Wey cutd V uttil Liggett (jowd LEFT TO RIGHT: Kathy Morris, Karen Leach, Connie Hardy - 1st Attendant; Bev Harris - Past Queen; Carole Thomley - Queen; Verneil Leggett - King; Howard Osborn - Past King; Robbie Christman - 1st Attendant; Kevin Kapper, Greg Wilson. Low , Is Mac jtc’ ’ King Verneil and Queen Carole enjoy their first royal dance after being crowned at the Homecoming Dance. 81 l AJo k 82 Homecoming Week 1971 started out on the right foot with no school in commemoration of Columbus Day. This gave the students a chance to start their floats, and it also gave the band time to practice for their half-time routine which was presented Friday at the Homecoming game at Assumption. The student council set aside the rest of the week with the Roaring Twenties Day, Mixed Schedule Day, and Blue and Gold Day which were designed to arouse spirit in the school. Wednesday was the Roaring Twenties Day and students came to school dressed in the fashions and fads of the period. As you can see from the pictures many notorious crimi¬ nals of the day also made their appearance. Bonnie Woodard, A1 Capone Walters, and Ma Barker Kapper were just a few of the characters that showed up at school. Of course, there are always those who don’t follow instructions, such as Mr. Ritter, who was put in jail for not being properly dressed. Odtob u 12-17 Thursday was mixed schedule day which proved to be quite exasperating for the freshmen. They were just now becoming accustomed to the regular schedule when we changed it all around. It was quite fun to change and really broke up the mono¬ tony of the regular school day. Finally the big day arrived. In accordance with Homecoming the day was called Blue and Gold Day which is our school colors. The day was beau¬ tifully clear and warm - perfect for the Homecoming parade at 2:30 P. M. The parade started out from the high school and progressed through town to the grade school. The FFA-FHA float, with the theme, Put Them In Orbit, won the float competition. The mighty Trojans traveled to Assumption for the game that night hoping to bring home a victory, but the Comets proved too powerful and foiled our Trojans 14 to 6. On Saturday night the Homecoming Dance was held with the theme Love Is Magic. Funkey Magic, a band from Decatur, provided the music. Verneil Leggett and Carole Thom ley were crowned King and Queen at the coronation. At 11:00 P. M. , when the dance ended, the activities of Homecom¬ ing Week 1971 became a memory. 83 UomjCohu ig £nof s Hi Pam. Bubbles, Bubbles, Bubbles!! What are you looking at, Dennis? Busy Sophomores Now, let’s see. All right you guys, get to work!! 84 J ' t .-S ' u F%y Ruled by the Duchess Gloriana, the Dutchy of Grand Fenwick declares war on the United States, hoping for aid when they are defeated. Heading up the expeditionary forces, Tully Bascomb wins the war, much to the chagrin of Gloriana’s advisors, David Benter and Count Mountjoy. Among the prisoners of war, Tully captures Professor Kokintz, builder of the Q-bomb, the most powerful weapon ever created. When America tries to get the bomb back, Tully declares that the bomb is a ’’peace-weapon, ending all war. THE CAST Gloriana The Twelfth-Linda Jennings Norma- Tully Bascomb-John Thomley Helen-- Count Mountjoy-Richard Current Page- David Benter-Mike Darling Miss Johnson - - Mr. Beston-Larry Shirey Miss Wilkens - - Professor Kokintz-Jim Kennison Mrs. Reiner - - - President-Mike Brawner Wac Jill-- General Snippet ---Tom Stoutenborough Wac Debbie — ■ Jane ----Pam Chenoweth Will Tatum — - Fran-Mickey Mullins Assistant- Pam------ Gale Sronce Mrs. Bascomb - Ann-Diana Mashburn Professor Smith - Mary-Connie Simpson College Students Sight-Seers-Marty Preston Doug Faulkner SOLDIERS - Dave Kenyon, Dale Edgecombe, Terry Etnier, Donnie Lewis, Bob Daggett - - - - Jane Hanes ■ - - Anita Chatham - - Jean Hockaday -Carol Crouch Kit Stoutenborough • — Robin Malone - - Elaine Lienhart - - Teresa Woodard • —Howard Osbom - Dennis Shookman -Luann Wikoff --Kay Taylor -Terry Walters Greg Tozer Director - - - - Student Director Stage Manager - Mrs. Irene Richardson -Roger Massey -jack shaw ’R iCUl Uohdcuj’’ 1971 J . -Qv. P ' io+h Diana and Terry 86 This was the year that athletics dominated the school news. Athletics unified the students by providing them with a common goal - support of the team. With the plans for new facilities, our skill at sports should improve to its highest degree. Our teams will continue to be on top with our great coaches. Ted Garner illustrates athletics Bad B leaks Prague, PootboM Qeasoto FRONT ROW: M. Blanchard, Manager; L. Darling, S. Warner, E. Doak, T. Garner, C. Young, V. Leggett, R. Cox, T. Etnier, Manager. SECOND ROW: Assistant Coach Ritter, D. Weikle, R. Schroll, K. Kapper, G Hart, C. Leach, L. Coffman, D. Phipps, R. Ch ristman, Coach Smith. Maroa Wins Jamboree At Argenta Argenta Maroa - Forsyth High School which hadn’t won a football game since Oct. 31, I960, surprised Tuesday night by winning the Argenta - Oreana jamboree. Maroa won with a 2-0-1 record. Favored Niantic - Harristown was second with 1-0-2, followed by Argenta 1-1-1 and Warrens- burg - Latham 0-3. The only blemish on Maroa ' s record was a 0-0 tie with Nian¬ tic. Coach Bob Smith’s boys beat Argenta 8-0 and Warrensburg 20- 6. Niantic, which tied Argenta 8-8 and Maroa. beat Warrensburg 6- 0. Argenta beat Warrensburg 6- 0 . Dennis Phipps and Rick Cox each scored two touchdowns for Maroa. Phipps scored on touch¬ down runs of 73 yards and one yar d. Cox countered with two one - yard plunges. Cox also ran two point conversions to top the jamboree scoring with 16 points. Phipps, though, quarterbacks brilliantly and picked up several nice gains around end. fill Co e « ice PJayeas RICK COX All Conference Halfback Honorable Mention Linebacker TED GARNER All Conference Offensive End SCOTT WARNER LARRY DARLING Guard 1,2,3,4 Center, Quarterback 1,2,3,4 V AStty Record LOST - 7 ■ Flanagan 7 ■ Macon 18 • Niantic 32 ■ lliiopolis 34 • Assumption 14 Maroa 6 { ----Moweaqu oa 0� � 3k f -Maroa 24 I OREE - FIRST PLACE - Lovii.’NJn w4 r ) -Bethany - -Argema - £ Nlantic 0 0 - Warrensburg 6 YDS. RUSHING PASSED YDS. 128 583 112 35 • Leggett j - 1 Warner Young Christman 23 18 1 68 256 fw ‘ • Leach f j, 36 ... 27 M: Phipps 1 32 18 i V 4P ■ -V ' , � 591 Kapper 16 5 92 J k Vanity frwtbcM FRONT ROW: M. Blanchard, Manager, K. Kapper, G. Anderson, M. Thomley, D. Chandler, M. Younker, L. Coffman, R. Schroll, C. Wilson, Manager. SECOND ROW: Assistant Coach Ritter, C. Hill, E. Thomas, A. Griesbaum, K. Myers, L. Thicksten, J. Harper, Coach Smith. JR. VARSITY RECORD WON - 1 Maroa 12- Maroa 20- Maroa 6- Maroa 14- Maroa 6- Maroa 0- This page compliments of DR. H. E. GRONLUND Clinton, Illinois LOST - 5 26 12 28 - Assumption 44 24 - Lovington 34 93 Vo isrty Ckwlwdm Diana Mashburn Nancy Harrelson Carol Hamilton Kathy Morris Ginny Sullivan J.V. CtaftfcS fcW Connie Hardy, Cindy Haines, Sharon Tebrick, Nancy Darling, Kathy Leslie 94 STANDING: Coach Ritter, Dennis Phipps, Rick Schroll, Kevin Kapper, Charles Young, Chuck Leach, Doug Faulkner, Ted Garner, Ed Doak, Verneil Leggett, Mark Livingston, Terry Etnier, John Fenton, Assistant Coach Smith. KNEELING: Greg Weikle, Phil Sronce, Managers. VtuSity iH AcfcOtt 95 KEVIN KAPPER CHUCK LEACH Forward 1,2 Center 1,2,3 97 Maroa Maroa Maroa Maroa Maroa Maroa Maroa Maroa Maroa Maroa Maroa Maroa Maroa Maroa Maroa Maroa Maroa Maroa Maroa Maroa Maroa WON-18 LOST-6 (O.T.) MACON COUNTY TOURNAMENT 50. 64 (Fourth Place) -Argent a - - Cerro Gordo - - - - Kinkaid -Niantic -Leroy -Macon Deland-Weldon - - Blue Mound -Assumption --llliopolis - - - - Argenta -Findlay — Mahomet - - Tower Hill — Stonington - - Lovington — Moweaqua -Bethany -Argenta Warrensburg -Argenta MERIDIAN CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT Maroa 74 Maroa 78 Maroa 85 VctA ty Qtafisti c$ Games Off. Def. Field Names Played Reb. Reb. Goals D. Faulkner 22 119 165 150 T. Garner 18 54 87 89 E. Doak 23 46 70 41 C. Young 23 52 82 75 V. Leggett 15 31 48 58 T. Etnier 24 18 20 152 M. Livingston 19 36 70 93 J. Fenton 16 1 12 11 D. Phipps 15 8 6 15 C. Leach 11 13 20 10 K. Kapper 9 3 4 1 R. Schroll 7 4 5 4 - Bethany Stonington - llliopolis F. G. Free ' F.T. Av. per _a_ Throws _Jo_ Game 5 6% 76 63% 17.09 42% 49 59% 12.61 33% 40 65% 5. 30 38% 35 52% 8.04 46% 15 68% 8.73 47% 35 63% 14.12 44% „ o 32 70% 11.47 32% 8 42% 1.87 33% 7 39% 2.47 34% 12 71% 2.91 10% 7 64% 1.00 24% 3 100% 1.57 J . Vfustty Basketball FRONT: G. Weikle, Manager; K. Myers, C. Logue, R. Schroll, D. Nunn, M. Thomley, R. Waite, M. Blanchard, C. Hill, P. Sronce, Manager. STANDING: Coach Ritter, Assistant Coach; R. Current, D. Phipps, K. Kapper, R. Schroll, C. Leach, K. Barlow, B. Darling, K. Norcross, D. Bragg, Coach Smith, Head Coach. Ptesfuua Basketball; KNEELING: J. Harper, K. Burke, L. Thicksten, D. Darby, P. Sronce, Manager. STANDING: K. Barlow, T. Woodard, R. Current, M. Thomley, K. Norcross, D. Edwards. 99 ■ TMudk 1971 FIRST ROW: D. Chandler, M. Blan¬ chard, D. Bragg, D. Jennings, D. Shookman. SECOND ROW: M. Younker, L. Coffman, D. Phipps, L. Shirey, D. Faulkner, R. Current. Doug Faulkner and Ted Garner are shown here competing in the Meri¬ dian Conference Track Meet held at Niantic on May 13, 1971. Ted Garner won first in the high jump and placed second in the broad jump. BASEBALL LETTERMEN 1971 Left to Right: L. Darling, A. Fletcher, S. Warner, D. Phipps, K. Kapper, Mr. Brandt, T. Etnier, R. Cox, K. Myers, G. Weikle. 102 FRONT: Carol Hamilton, Nancy Harrelson, Kathy Morris. BACK: Ginny Sullivan, Diana Mashburn. J . VoMity FRONT: Sharon Tebrich. LEFT: Nancy Darling, Cindy Haines. RIGHT: Connie Hardy, Kathy Leslie. 103 CAROL GINNY KATHY NANCY 104 1. Mrs. Berry 2. Charles Young 3. Karen Johnson 4. Carol Crouch 5. Donna Kapper 6. Larry Darling 7. Mr. Elston 8. Jerry Iverson 9. Jean Simpson 10. Dave Kenyon 11. Dave Bragg 12. Scott Warner 13. Sam Bridges 14. Bill Land 15. Elaine Lienhart 16. Cheri Luster 17. Nancy Young 18. Joy Yundt 19. Rick Cox 20. Mr. Brandt 21. Ruth Griffin 22. Carol Orrell 23. Jenny Leonard 24. Ginny Sullivan 25. Carol Thomley 26. Carol Davis 27. Kay Taylor 28. Linda Humphreys 29. Ed Doak 30. Doug Faulkner 31. Teresa Woodard 32. Dan Jennings 33. Bev Mathews 34. Dave Thicksten 35. Carmen Price 36. Arlin Watson 37. John Leach 38. Lynne Miller 39. Diana Mashburn 40. Terry Etnier 41. Mike Zombro 42. Brian Walters 43. Mrs. Coen 44. Lori Alexander 45. Janet Shirey 46. Janet Fear 47. Bill Norfleet 48. Cindy Barnett 49. Robin Hassinger 50. Donna Marxman 51. Brad Roberts 52. Carolyn Fyke 109 This was the year that advertisers gratefully responded to our need. Without these people, the 1972 Trojanaire would not exist. Through their generosity we were able to produce this fine volume of experiences and memories. The Trojanaire Staff would like to extend their warmest appreciation to those involved. 114 BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF 72 THE PERSHING NATIONAL BANK 1000 West Pershing Rd. Decatur, III. 62526 FLO-MAR STAR MARKET GROCERIES USDA Choice Meats Produce QUALITY AND LOW PRICES Open: 7:00 am - 8:00 pm Daily Sundays 7:00 am - 6:00 pm Phone: 794-5504 MASON’S RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE Good Food and Homemade Pies. OPEN 5:30 am Air Conditioned Banquet Room for Large or Small Parties. Phone Maroa 794-8204 Located on the South Edge of Maroa on Highway 51. 115 116 North Side Square Clinton, Illinois At The Woolen Mill Bloomington, Illinois Congratulations Class of ' 72 FASHIONS FOR THE DISCRIMINATING MAN SIMS LUMBER CO. 2320 N. Oakland Decatur Phone 8,77-5700 Your Central Illinois Official Distributors for Boy Scout Supplies Trussed Roof Headquarters Congratulations to the Class of ' 72 BINGAMON BROTHERS PRODUCE Sweet Corn, Tomatoes and Other Produce GARY BINGAMON Produce Manager BRETTWOOD BARBER SHOP Mon. Thru Fri. 8:30-7:30 Sat. 8:00-5:00 VERMILLION BOWL Route 54 West Clinton, Illinois STUDENT RATES ON SATURDAY UNTIL 6 PM Phone 935-9000 ENLOE’S LINCOLN SQUARE DRUG Corner of Lincoln Square and East Main Phone: 428-6657 ENLOE’S PRESCRIPTION SHOP 348 West Prairie Phone: 428-8653 118 LINCOLN LABORATORIES INC. Hexathricin Aerospray in Post Episiotomy and Dyprin Anti-Diaper Rash Mono-Vac Laboratory Park Box 11 39 Decatur, Illinois LIVE A LITTLE AT BEST WISHES Class of 1971 MARLENE’S BEAUTY SALON Dairii Queen 220 E. Main Clinton, Illinois Forsyth, Illinois Owners, WOODY and MAXINE LINVILLE HARDWARE CO. FINFROCK TRUCKING Sherwin-Williams Paints RCA Color TV SERVICE Maroa, Illinois Hauling — Excavating and Trenching — Basements JfL J@H 794-3427 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 72 Compliments of MAROA CHRISTIAN CHURCH and GARRELL ' S BARBER SHOP 119 THE GERBER STATE BANK STOUTENBOROUGH INSURANCE AGENCY Established Since 1880 Argenta, Illinois 95-4931 General Insurance Real Estate - Farm Loans With Full Trust Powers Phone 794-2245 Farm Management Service Maroa, Illinois IDEAL TRAILER SALES Compliments of Parts - Accessories - Service Trailers Truck Coaches Caps Reese Hitches ESTHER and HOWARD VOTAW McMANUS Stz florists g Flowers By Wirt J NURSERY 4 Mi. North on 51 Decatur, Illinois Decatur, Illinois Phone 877-4817 Phone 877-1150 Compliments of Your Photographer BORSAY STUDIO R. E. BORSAY 25 Years Experience Graduating Seniors Our Specialty Living Color — Black and White Wedding — Schools — Proms — Anniversaries Groups of All Sizes 428-8314 I 123 East Wood St. Decatur, Illinois Congratulations to the Class of ' 72 801 N. Broadway Decatur, Illinois We Will Help You Plan Your Future! Mr. John ' s Proven Salon Method Students Receive Case, Mannequin and Textbooks Free Wig for Each Student Let Us Train you in the Interesting and Challenging Field of Hairstyling and Cosmetology. Come in and See Us Today! Phone 423-8173 121 122 Your Friendly Plymouth-Valiant Dealer DON OAKES AUCTIONEER HAZELRIG0 PLYMOUTH Phone 794-3475 2190 North Oakland Avenue Maroa, Illinois Decatur, Illinois Phone 877-7200 BANK OF MAROA Ready to Serve You With Your Financial Needs. Maroa, Illinois Hamburgers and Shakes Our Specialty RAUPP ' S SHOES Beautiful Shoes for For Carry Out Service Dial You Beautiful People I 39 North Water St. 506 S. Grant Clinton, Illinois 935-9029 Landmark Mall MASHBURN BROTHERS WELL DRILLING CONTRACTORS Tubular Wells — Test Drilling Cable Tool and Rotary Equip. Farms — Homes — Industry Maroa, Illinois Decatur, Illinois Ph.: 794 3437 or Ph.: 877-3273 Congratulations Class of 1972 RAKER CLEANERS CZKZ7Z7S Clinton, III. Phone 935-5266 MAROA IMPLEMENT COMPANY Sales and Service Since 1939 Phone 794-3704 123 Maroa, Illinois 124 Congratulations to the Class of 72 MAROA FARMERS CO-OP ELEVATOR MAROA FERTILIZER, INC. Maroa, Illinois 794-5010 Bulk Blend Liquid Limestone Chemicals Maroa, III. Phone 794-5533 Color Photography by LUANN ' S STUDIO Maroa, Illinois Anything — Anywhere — Anytime Home and Studio Sittings Phone 794-3739 Decatur, III. House of Baldwin Guitars — Music and Accessories 138 E. Prairie Ph. 428-1034 Compliments of YORK RADIO TV 590 N. Broadway Decatur, Illinois FORSYTH LUMBER CO. Best Wishes Class of ' 72 Forsyth, Illinois Phone 877-6395 WILLIAM C. 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KELLEY ' S SERVICE STATION Mobil Maroa, Illinois Phone 794-2226 Phone 794-2226 _ FOUR WINDS RECREATIONAL VEHICLES C Lr TF Campers Truck Campers Trailers Hitches Rentals Parts and Accessories Repairs — All Makes Wrecks Repaired When You Care Enough to Send the Very Best. Hwy. 51 North, Tel. 794-5113 Maroa, Illinois WILFORD BRUNDRIDGE, Owner HARDIN ' S STATIONERS Clinton, Illinois CLINTON JOURNAL PUBLIC Dewitt County ' s Only Daily Newspaper Clinton, Illinois GRIMSLEY’S FLOWER STORE Clinton, Illinois Phone 935-2197 Southwest Corner of Square Compliments of DEWITT COUNTY OBSERVER GOTTLIEB ' S CLOTHIERS, INC. Featuring For the Now Generation 104 E. Side Sq. Clinton, Illinois 500 W. Side Sq. Clinton, Illinois Phone 935-2156 DEWITT COUNTY FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN Clinton, Illinois E. E. CRABTREE — Pres. Dewitt County ' s Only Federal Phone 935-6665 RODDEN IMPLEMENT 216 N. Center St. Clinton, Illinois 127 CHRYSLER ' S WIGTOWN BOUTIQUE 138 N. 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