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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1977 volume:

Maroa-Forsyth High School 1977 Troj anaire 63rd Edition Dedication We, the CLASS OF 1977, would like to dedicate this yearbook to the 1976 Maroa-Forsyth Football Trojans who won more games than any team in the school’s history. The Trojans won ten games and lost two, were undefeated Meridian Conference Champions, and State Semi-finalists in Class 1A. Many school records were broken including most wins in a season, 10; most points scored in a season, 478; most yards rushing in a season, 3,871; most total yards gained in a season, 4,431; and first appearance in the state play-offs. This season was a fine tribute to a group of outstanding young men who were willing to make the sacrifices necessary to have a successful season. ’Class of 1977’ 2 We the editors of this 1977 Trojanaire yearbook, want to thank all those students whose help made this year¬ book possible. A special thanks goes to our advisor, Mrs. Coen, for all her patience and help in meeting our 1977 Trojanaire Staff CO-EDITORS . .Stacey Allen, Tracy Stoutenborough JR. EDITORS . .Karen Thicksten, Joy Sronce BUSINESS MANAGER. K..h y ADVERTISING ... Stacey Allen, Tracy Stoutenborough,Kathy Boyer, Cindie Westerman, CarrieLand, Marcia Shaw, Bobbi Bragg, ChrisBrilley, John Coen, Robert Lee, Marsha Lienhart, Terri Cowell, Val Whitehead,Greg Ford SUBSCRIPTIONS .. . Ginger Daggett, BarbFoulke, ConiHac kett, Kathie Foster, Teresa Clark,Mark Buckellew m SENIOR SAYINGS . .... Deanna Montgomery, Sheryl Reidelberger CLASS HISTORY . .Janet Smith CLASS PROPHECY. . . . . Deanna Montgomery, Sheryl Reidelberger CLASS WILL . .Nancy Thomas, Karen Blazer BABY PICTURES . .Debbie Leach, Linda Brandt SPORTS .. .Jim Peck, John Hockaday TYPISTS . .Terri Cowell, Cindie Westerman ADVISOR . .Mrs. Coen 3 w - _. £ ° Ce- -£i 6 Superintendent Richard L. Irvin Principal LeRoy Mills Board of Education FRONT: Brenda Stubblefield, Robert Gentle, Vivian Townsend. BACK: Everett Cullison, Everett Grissom, David Gaffron, Richard McKirahan. High School Secretary Roberta Odle 7 You!! Bus Drivers Gary Bingamon Jack Haines Tom Armstrong Roy Marlatt Leland Beck Ervin Foor 8 FACULTY FLORENCE BERRY Girls P.E, Fresh. Class Sponsor GAA Sponsor JERRY KUYKENDALL Agriculture Ag. Mechanics Soph. Class Sponsor FFA Sponsor DENNIS CAMBELL Biology I Senior Class Sponsor Student Council Sponsor MARTHY QUERY Spanish I and II English III Soph. Class Sponsor 10 FRED THOMPSON Guidance Football Coach Junior Class Sponsor BRIDGET CLAUSEN American History Fresh. Class Sponsor Cheerleading Sponsor DELORES NEPS English I Business English PAT RYAN Boys P.E. Assistant Basketball Coach Track Coach Soph. Class Sponsor BARBARA PAINE Jr. and Sr. High Librarian DIANE DAGGETT Home Economics Soph. Class Sponsor FHA Sponsor 11 DON LEMME Industrial Arts Jr. High Indus. Arts Senior Class Sponsor Industrial Arts Club Sponsor BETTY COEN Typing I and II Personal Typing Shorthand Accounting Fresh. Class Sponsor Trojanaire Sponsor JACK HAINES Drivers Education Junior Class Sponsor PAUL JAMES Varsity Basketball Coach 12 SHARON WHEELER Jr. High and High School Vocal Music RONALD GERALD Jr. High and High School Band BARBARA COFFMAN English II General Business Junior Class Sponsor Newspaper Sponsor STEVE DAVENPORT Biology II Physics, Chemistry Physical Science Soph. Class Sponsor Student Council Sponsor 13 v bC CD _ fi «J 5S O Sh r • CJ 0 .2 bJDt g -a 2 5-1 00 l o a; o £h ' - • l x . .: ir. SUSAN LYNN ABENDROTH I would be good, but it’s more fun this way. F.H.A. 2, 3; G.A.A. 1 AMBITION: Secretarial Work ’Sue’ STACEY LEE ALLEN Stace She always has a sunny day even though she continues to reign on her throne. Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Capt. 2, 4; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Council 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4: Homecoming Court 2, Queen 4; Student Council 4; Trojanaire Staff 3,4, Co-Editor 4; National Honor Society 4. AMBITION: Secretarial Work MICHAEL DON BAKER Mike Mechanical things are his ambition - how he does like to work on those transmis¬ sions. I. A. Club 2, 4; Band 1, 2; Vocational 3, 4. AMBITION: Auto Body Repair Technician MICHAEL ALAN BECK Bird’ Put Mike Beck on the field and get a ' punt ' out of life. Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Science Club 3; Vocational 4. AMBITION: Undecided 16 CRYSTAL SUE BENSCOTER • ' Chris Only her mother knows how precious this Crystal is. G.A.A. 1. 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, Pres. 4; Volleyball 1. 2, 3, 4; Archery 1, 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2; Librarians 1,2,3, 4; Student Council 4; Pom-Pon 2, 3, 4, Cap. 3; Voc. 4;Basketball Stat. 1, 2, 3 AMBITION: Nursery School Teacher JIMMY RAY BOWER He is silent when he reads perhaps an author if he succeeds. I. A. Club 4 AMBITION: Marine Corps Career Jim BOBBI MARGARET BRAGG Bob Her hair is always stylish, but the cut she likes best is the ’Butch . Chorus 1, 3, 4, Honor Choir 4; Cheerleader 1; Pom-Pon 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. 1. 2, 3, 4; Newspaper 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3; Student Council 1, 4; Pep Club 3; An Club 4 AMBITION: Fashion Merchandising KATHRYN SUE BOYER Buns Hear her holler, hear her scream; she is cheering for the terror of the team. G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. 3, 4, Pres. 4; Pep Club Pres. 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3; Cheerleader 4 AMBITION: Interior Decorator MARY ELIZABETH BUCKELLEW Mary Lou” Quiet and shy are her ways; but laughter and sincerity fill her days. ” F.H.A. 1; G.A.A. 1; Chorus 2 , 4; Newspaper Staff 1, 4; Librarian 1, 4; Science Club 4; Sophomore at Mt. Zion High School; Junior at Niantic-Harristown H.S.; Jr.-Sr. Play 4. AMBITION: Doctor LINDA SUSAN BRANDT Linda 1 A ' figure of speech. Science Club 2. 3; I.A. Club 3; Newspaper Staff 2; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Volleyball 2; Homecoming Court 2; Jr.-Sr. Play 3; Trojanaire Staff 3. AMBITION: I.S.U. CHRIS ANN BRILLEY Chris Here is a girl who sheds no tears cause she gets out in just three years. Newspaper Staff 1, 2; G.A.A. 1, 2 , 3; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3; Trojanaire Staff 3; Cheerleader 1 . AMBITION: Manufacturer’s Sales Representative JILL MARIE BRUNNER • • Bru With that wicked little chuckle you never know what she’s ’bruing’ up. F.H.A. 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2; Librarians Club 1; G.A.A. 1; Science Club 4. AMBITION: Business or Art 18 MICHAEL JOHN CHENOWETH He’s cultivating his way to success.’ F.F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2. AMBITION: ISU ’’Pigweed” WANDA JEAN CHATHAM ’’Wanda” A better friend you’l l never find; she’s really sweet and oh so kind.” F.H.A. 1, 2, 3. 4; G.A.A. 4 AMBITION: Housewife SUSAN MARIE CLIFTON Susiz” Small in stature, big in heart.” F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; An Club 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Trojanaire Staff 4 AMBITION: Undecided jL- % TERESA LOUISE CLARK She is pleasant as the day is long; a friendly gal who can do no wrong. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Librarian 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4 AMBITION: Factory Worker Terry” JOHN FREDERICK COEN, JR. Johnny” Oh, but the naughty things John would do if his mom weren’t around. Basketball 1, 2, 3; Football 1; I.A. Club 1, 2; Homecoming Candidate 3; Troja- naire Staff 4. AMBITION: Construction Work BOBBIE JO COFFMAN ' Big Bob To succeed in life you have to achieve; to stay on top you have to believe. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Cho r 3, 4; Ensemble 8, 4; Librarians 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3, 4; Science Club AMBITION: College and m, Cowell Ter giye advice for just a nickel, I need some myself cause I’m so fickle. Chorus 1. 2, 3, 4; Ensemble 4; Honor Choir 3, 4; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4;G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Play 4. DENNIS LEE CULLISON ’Watt’ doesn’t he know about electricity? Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 1, 2. 3, 4; I.A. Club 1, 2, 3. AMBITION: DeVry - Institute of Technology Killer’ 20 EVELYN JEAN CURRY Jean” She has warmness and a caring attitude; she ' s very soft spoken and never rude. Chours 1,2.3, 4; Honor Choir 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3, 4; Jr.-Sr. Play 4. AMBITION: Elementary school teacher JACK RAY CURRY Jack” My thoughts are on my studies, my talents are deeply hidden, just ask my buddies they’ll say I ' m not k-k-iddin. AMBITION: Welding DIANE KAY DARBY If there is trouble around, Darby will find it.” Librarian 1; F.H.A. 1, 2. 3. AMBITION: Undecided ’Darby VIRGINIA SUE DAGGETT Gin No wonder I pass all my Home Ec. tests. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1; Pom-Pon Girl 2; Trojanaire Staff 4. AMBITION: Undecided r LESLIE WILLIAM DAY Lester Les has a killer instinct. He ' d sooner kill the opponent than look at them. Football 1. 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3; I.A. Club 1, 2. 3, 4, Sec. 4; F.F.A. 2, 4; Chorus 1: Vocational 4. AMBITION: Undecided DOUGLAS BRIAN DEAL ’Doog He has two loves in this life - sports and women. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 4. AMBITION: I.S.U. GARY LEE DUNHAM Why is it that they always vote me shyest? An Club 4. AMBITION: Business Management Gary ' GREGORY MARK FORD -Clean Greggie He mixes business and fun for an ’irresistible (?) combination. Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Trojanaire Staff 4; Student Council 4; Class Vice-Pres. 4; Jr.-Sr. Play 4. AMBITION: Insurance 22 BARBARA JEANETTE FOULKE ' Barb Shorthand is really a breeze for her; so we know she ' ll be a good stenographer. F.H.A. 1, 2. 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3, 4; Trojanaire Staff 4; National Honor Society. AMBITION: Court Stenographer TIMOTHY WILLIAM HALE Easy to get to know; hard to understand. AMBITION: Undecided KATHY LYN FOSTER Kathy She is in love - She ' s all ' shook-up F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Project Ch. 3, Treas. 4; G.A.A. 1, 3; Newspaper Staff 4; Science Club 3, 4; Homecoming Candidate 3, 4, 1st Attend¬ ant 4; Librarian 1,4; Trojanaire Staff 4. AMBITION: Child Care Tim ' CONI LEE HACKETT Coni To go to school or to stay home - that is the question. F.H.A. 1, 4; G.A.A. 1. 4: Librarian 1, 4; Chorus 3; Newspaper Staff 4; Trojanaire Staff 4; Science Club 1, 2, 4. AMBITION: Staley’s TONY LANE HARRIS ’’Tony” In shorthand he ' s the best guy in the class, but then again, he’s the only guy. Basketball Manager 3. AMBITION: Mathematical Engineer DANIEL WILLIAM HAUFFE Dan” If only I could control the world . . Science Club 3,4, President 4; Newspaper 4; Jr.-Sr. Play 3, 4; Trojanaire Staff 4; Stu¬ dent Council 4; Jr. Marshall. AMBITION: College BRIAN DAVID HAZLETT What can you say about a guy who admires Marlin Perkins?’ I. A. Club 2: Art Club 4. AMBITION: Law Enforcement Rocky’ WILLIAM EARL HENDERSON Get ready Farrah, here I come! Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2; Basketball 1; I.A. Honorable Mention Defensive Tackle 4. AMBITION: Have own car dealership ’Bill- Club 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4; Football 24 JOHN JAY HOCKADAY •Hock” He’s a superstar in every way. (Just ask him!) Football 1, 2, 3, 4, All-Conf. 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3. 4; Track 1; Science Club 3. 4; Chorus 1, 2. Ensemble 1, 2; Class Vice-Pres. 1; Class Pres. 2; Student Council 1, 2, 4, President 4; Jr.-Sr. Play 3,4. AMBITION: E.I.U. BRIAN LYNN JOHNSON Personally, I think my beard looks great. Band 1, 2, 3. AMBITION: Rock Musician DWIGHT D. HILL ’Hammer Hank How about it? Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2; Basketball 1, 2; Track 2, 3: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Ensemble 2, 3, 4; I.A. Club 1; Sci¬ ence Club 2; Jr.-Sr. Play 4. AMBITION: Undecided Brian’ RANDALL WILLIAM HUFFMAN I guess I’ll just go ’racing’ through life. F.F.A. 2. AMBITION: Stock car racer Randy JIM SCOTT KITCHENS Jim Cars and engines are on his mind, I guess you could say he ' s mechanically inclined.” F.F.A. 1, 2; Vocational 3, 4. AMBITION: Auto Mechanic CARRIE GRACE LAND Carrie’ Did you say BOYS?? Where?? Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1. 2, 3. 4, Honor Choir 3,4, Ensemble 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3. 4; Trojanaire Staff 4. AMBITION: Deaconess Hospital School of Nursing JAMES ERVIN LANE He’s so nice and easy-going, it’s almost too good to be true. I. A. Club 4. AMBITION: Undecided ’Jim’ DEBRA SUE LEACH Having two Johns by your side makes it easy to go through life. F.H.A. 1, 2 , 3-.G.A.A. 1, 3; An Club 3; Trojanaire Staff 3. AMBITION: Work ’Debbie’ MARSHA ANN LIENHART Linny • ' She just skips along through life with a very special guy in mind.’ G.A.A. 1, 2 , 3; F.H.A. 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2 , 3, 4, Honor Choir 2, 3, 4, Ensemble 3, 4; Jr.-Sr. Play 3. 4; Science Club 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3. 4; Homecom¬ ing Candidate 3; Trojanaire Staff 4; Pom-Pon Girl 2, 3, 4. AMBITION: Patricia Stevens Career College ROBERT DAVID LEE Robert” ' A natural man who likes nature. I.A. Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 4: Basketball 1; Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Trojanaire Staff 4; Basketball Manager 3. AMBITION: Veterinarian in the Army BECKY SUE McBRIDE She came at the last and made new friends fast. Robinson High School 1, 2, 3. AMBITION: Undecided Becky PATRICIA LYNN MARLATT Patty Sweetness and kindness oh how they blend, no one could be a more likeable friend. F.H.A. 1. 2 , 3 , 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3. AMBITION: Undecided 27 BRAD BERT McCOOL Farmer Brad Here is a farmer outstanding in his field. F.F.A. 1, 2. 3. 4; I.A. 4. AMBITION: Farming Dick 3, 4; I.A. Club 2; Vocational 3, 4; DEANNA KAY MONTGOMERY Nanner For DUANE she has a lot of respect, BUT FACE it, she ' s henpecked. G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 3; F.H.A. 2, 3; Class Vice-Pres. 2; Chorus 1; Newspa¬ per 3; Librarians 2, 3; Homecoming Skit 4; Trojanaire Staff 4; Student Council 2. AMBITION: Secretarial work and marraige PENNY LOU NICHOLS I sell Avon, and I never looked so good. F.H.A. 1, 2; G.A.A. 2; Librarians 1, 2: Vocational 3, 4 AMBITION: Cosmetology and marriage RICHARD ALAN McKIRAHAN Move over Jerry West . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2; Newspaper Staff 2, Warrensburg-Latham High School 1. AMBITION: Architecture BRENT WILLIAM PARKER Roy” He likes building houses; he likes playing ball; he likes Bruce Lee, but he likes JANET most of all. Football 1, 2. 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; I.A. Club 1, 2; Newspaper Staff 3, 4; Class Vice-Pres. 3; Student Council 3; Vocational 3,4. AMBITION: Carpenter w ?f STEVEN MARK OLIVER •Tuff A tall, dark, and burly brute; for a football star, he’s awful cute. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, All-Conf. 3, 4, All-State 4; I. A . Club 1, 2. 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Jr.-Sr. Play 3, 4; Speech Skit 4; Voca¬ tional 4. AMBITION: College MALEA ANNETTE PLANKENHORN She does her routine with a twist and a twirl, that’s why she’s such a great pom-pon girl.” F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Librarian 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4; Student Council 4; Pom-Pon Girl 2,3,4; Trojanaire Staff 4. AMBITION: Stewardess iy JAMES E. PECK ' A bushel of mischief and a ’peck ' of trouble.’’ Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4? Science Club Club 1, 2, 4; Newspaper Staff 2, 3; Band 1,2,3 Pres. 4; Trojanaire Staff 4. AMBITION: Sims Lumber Co. Jim ' it Council 1, 3, 4; I.A. 4 Vice-Pres. 3; Chorus 4, 29 KELLY SUZANNE REDMAN ’Dr. E. M. Gun In archery she’s such Bad Company that she should Head East to an Aero smith. F.H.A. 1, 2, 3; Pom-Pon Girl 2, 3, 4. AMBITION: Road Construction SHERYL ANN REIDELBERGER ACTUALLY, her world is BASICALLY a REDUNDANT mixture of butterflies, suckers, and smiley faces. Science Club 1; Librarians 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec.-Treas. 4: Newspaper Staff 4; Homecoming Skit 4; Jr.-Sr. Play 3, 4; Trojanaire Staff 4; Student Council 4; Junior Marshall 3. AMBITON: Court Reporter RANDALL GENE ROHRSCHEIB Easy to know; hard to understand. AMBITION: Work Ro’ :• - iini MICHAEL EARL RUNYEN A jolly boy full of fun he’s never mean to anyone(?) F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 3; Homecoming Skit 4. AMBITION: Forestry Hoss’ 30 MARCIA KAY SHAW Myma ”If politics are peanuts, then Marcia ' s Jiffy.” Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Honor Choir 1, 2. 3, 4, Ensemble 3, 4; Class Pres. 3, 4; Student Council Vice-Pres. 3, 4; Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Jr.-Sr. Play 3, 4; American Legion Girls ' State Delegate 3; D. A.R. 4; National Honor Society 4; Trojanaire Staff 4. AMBITION: Medicine - Politics JANET LYNN SMITH JOSEPHINE MARIE SCHABACKER ”Jo” She can always find something to laugh about even when nothing is funny. ” F.H. A. 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4, Honor Choir 3, 4; Speech Christmas Skit 4. AMBITION: College Yard” She chews so much bubble gum it sure is pathetic, but it‘s part of her secret to being athletic. G.A.A. 1. 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3; Newspaper Staff 3, 4; Science Club 4; Trojanaire Staff 4; Jr.-Sr. Play 4. AMBITION: Accountant KAREN BLAZER SIDES Crazy nights and crazy days; with crazy Charlie and his crazy ways. F.H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Librarian 3; I. A. Club 2, 3, 4. AMBITION: Homemaking Karen’ JUDY A NN SPRIGGS ’ ' Rudyard’ - Life is a big 10-4 while driving through the Rockies in your semi with Bert Jones at your backdoor. G.A. 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. 1, 2; Librarian 1, 2. AMBITION: Truck Driver JAMES RUSSELL STOUTENBOROUGH Little Farmer He ’steers his way to Reserve Grand Championship. F.F.A. 1.2,3. 4; I.A. 1; Science Club 1, 2; Student Council 1, 2; Librarian 1. AMBITION: Farmer TRACY LYNN STOUTENBOROUGH Tracy Mae When friends are around she’s never alone, but even so, she’s accident prone. Chorus 2, 3, 4, Honor Choir 3, 4, Ensemble 3, 4; Band 1, 2; F.H.A. 3, 4, Vice Pres. 4; G.A.A. 1,2, 3, Pts. Chairman 2; Trojanaire Staff 3, 4; Homecoming Skit 4. AMBITION: E.I.U. KURT ALAN TERRY Fen Thank God, no more bus rides to Vocational. Basketball 1, 2, 3; Cross Country 2; Track 1, 2, 4; Baseball 1; Vocational 3,4. AMBITION: Architectural Drafting DARYL EUGENE TIBBS •’Tibber ’ An all around athlete, you name it he plays it - football, basketball, baseball Football 1, 2, 3, 4, All-Conf. 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4: Track 1; Chorus 1,2,3, Honor Choir 1,2,3, Ensemble 2. 3; Band 1, 2; F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3, 4; Student Council 3; Newspaper 3, 4; Jr.-Sr. Play 4. AMBITION: College Coaching NANCY SUE THOMAS Nancy She is very artistic in the way she draws and the way she speaks. F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3, 4; Librarian 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Ensemble 4, Honor Choir 4; Jr.-Sr. Play 4; G. A. A. 2. AMBITION: Nursing TINA MARIE VEST This is one ' vest who just might have a trick or two up her sleeves. F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1,2. AMBITION: Lab Technologist Tina 1 STEPHANIE ANN VAUGHN If I weren’t so confused all the time it would help. AMBITION: Airline Stewardess Steph 33 LORENE KAYE ASHCRAFT WEIKLE Where there ' s a way there’s a will; where there’s a Rene there’s a Bill.’ F.H. A. 2. 3, 4, Secretary 3; G. A.A. 1, 2; Band 1, 2. AMBITION: Marriage and work ’’Rene’ WESLEY LELAND WEIKLE Wes” He’s a farmer all the way; every night and every day. Class President 1; F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sentinel 2, President 3. 4; Track 1, 2; Pep Club 3. AMBITION: Agricultural work CYNTHIA KAY WESTERMAN Cindie She’s afflicted with a strange disease;it’s known as ’Zel Heart Syndrome’. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Council 2 , 3 , 4; Chorus 1. 2, 3; Newspaper Staff 3; Librarian 2; Cheerleader 3, 4; Trojanaire Staff 4. AMBITION: Richland College VALARIE LINNETTE WHITEHEAD Carbuncle If good things come in small packages. I must be great. Cheerleading 1. 2, 3, 4; F.F.A. 1, 2. 3. 4, Secretary 3, 4; Chorus 1. 2. 3, 4, Vice- Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Newspaper Staff 3,4, Editor 4; Trojanaire Staff 4; F.F.A. Sweetheart 1; Homecoming Court 1; Snow Queen 4; Jr.-Sr. Play 4. AMBITION: College - Secretarial Work CURTIS EDWARD YOUNG Cun’ The guys say I ' m tough; the girls say I ' m tuff. Football 3,4, All-Conf. 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; I.A. Club 2, 3, 4, President 4; Homecoming Candidate 3, 4; Speech Skit 4; Vocational 4. AMBITION: Cabinetmaker MICHAEL DEAN WILSON Big Mike It’s not easy being a tenor. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, All-Conf. 3, 4, All-Area 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1. AMBITION: Undecided MELISSA SIMS McCANN Missy Give me a chance, and I’ll try to be a friend. Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. 1, 2. 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 3; Science Club 3, Sec. 3; G.A.A. 2, 3; Class Sec. 3; Junior Marshall 3. AMBITION: Postal Worker DAVID EUGENE ZELHART •Z Dave will head WEST for his WOMAN. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, All-Conf. 3, 4, All-Area 4; F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4. AMBITION: Farming Class Honors Due to the closeness of grade aver¬ ages Valedictorian and Salutato- rian cannot be determined at this time. DAN HAUFFE MISSY McCANN S.A.R. D.A.R. JOHN HOCKADAY SHERYL REIDELBERGER BARB FOULKE MARCIA SHAW Class Wills I, STACEY ALLEN, being of sound mind and body bequeath to my little brother, Brad, all my good times at M. F. H. S. and my ability to stay out of trouble for 4 years. I, MIKE BAKER, bequeath nothing to nobody . . . because everything I have I’m going to keep. I, MIKE BECK, bequeath to Kenny Butler one pair of lethal weapons so he can take care of Donald B-Radens lethal weapons. I, CRYSTAL BENSCOTER, bequeath my good grades to ROACH because he needs them. I, JIM BOWER, will all my knowledge of car mechanics to Scott Mayberry. I, KATHY BOYER, being of questionable mind and sound body, do hereby bequeath my ability to find reasons to skip out of classes to my brother, Dan. I, BOBBI BRAGG, bequeath my pom-pon ability to anyone who wants to try out for the squad. I, LINDA BRANDT, being of sound mind and decent body, hereby will to Kenny Underwood one assembled Suzuki motorcycle. I, CHRIS BRILLEY, bequeath lots of luck to someone who takes 6 subjects and tries to get on the honor roll. I, JILL BRUNNER, being of short mind and tall body, do hereby bequeath to Mrs. Paine the ability to get along without Judy, Kelly, and I in the years to come. I, MARY BUCKELLEW, will to the younger students of M.F.H.S. a better attitude towards others and a more grown-up behavior. Act your age - NOT your shoe size!!! I, WANDA CHATHAM, bequeath to any Junior my ability to make it through one year of American History with Mrs. Clausen. I, MIKE CHENOWETH, bequeath a box of colored chalk to Mr. Bingamon so his Trig, students will be able to follow the cute” graphs. I, TERESA CLARK, do hereby bequeath to my sister, Linda the seat I had for four years in Chorus. Maybe it would help her sound better if she’s back where no one can hear her. I, SUSAN CLIFTON, bequeath to anyone who wants it my ability to draw people without any trouble. I, JOHN COEN, being of sound mind and body, bequeath my ability to get away with about anything to anyone who always gets caught. I, BOBBIE COFFMAN, being of demented mind and battered body, do hereby bequeath one bottle of Secret ROLL-ON to Kathy Marley so she won’t spray any unsuspecting Senior in the eye. I, TERRI COWELL, being of warped mind and poor body, bequeath my ability to control myself around guys to Stacy Whitehead. I also leave the crashed Blue Bomb to my sister, Cathy so she can drive through a plowed field. I, DENNIS CULLISON, bequeath to Mr. Davenport one air mask, one ventilation fan, and one can of air spray for his ”AIR BREATHER” classes. I, JACK CURRY, bequeath my Janitorial ability to Jay Hill. I, JEAN CURRY, bequeath to Glory Yundt the ability to get through four years of P.E. with Mrs. Berry. I, GINGER DAGGETT, bequeath my unflirtatious nature to a ’’particular person. ” I, DIANE DARBY, bequeath my ability to get out of school to my brothers, Danny and Donny, and to my sister Debbie. I, LES DAY, bequeath my knowledge of applying hammer blows in football to Dave Faulkner and Bobby Runyen who know they are very effective to use. I, Columbia” DOUG DEAL, being of sound mind and body bequeath my basketball ability along with my Columbian jersey” to my brother who will probably need both. I. GARY DUNHAM, bequeath my four years of high school to anyone who would like to have them. I, GREGGRY FORD, do will, hereby proclaim, and beseach my clean Georgia Peanut fuzzy growth of 17 Vi years to any nut having the same problem. I, KATHIE FOSTER, bequeath to Glenda Bush my ability to keep a boyfriend for over 3 years because it’s hard for her to like one guy more than a month. I, BARB FOULKE, do hereby bequeath to Kim Armstrong my ability to not be griped at every day by Mrs. Berry. I, CONI HACKETT, bequeath a can of deodorant to a certain sophomore so that all of the P.E. classes won ' t have to suffer through showers every day. I, TIM HALE, being of sound mind and body, hereby bequeath my ability to make it through M.F.H.S. in three years to anyone who wants it. I, TONY HARRIS, leave to any other male my good grades in Shorthand. I, DAN HAUFFE, being of sound mind, bequeath one cage to this school to put Mr. Davenport in since we can ' t turn a nut like him loose on an unsuspecting world. I, BRIAN HAZLETT, being of sound mind and perfect body, leave Maroa-Forsyth High all of my beautiful memories of which I have none. I, BILL HENDERSON, being of sound mind and body, bequeath the ability to live through four years of sum¬ mer practices to anyone willing to try. I, DWIGHT HILL, being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath my hair to Lewie Sill so he can have another afro” like mine. I, JOHN HOCKADAY, bequeath my photographic memory to Johnny R-R-R-utherford so he can remember which way Sam and Ted go next year in football. I, RANDY HUFFMAN, bequeath my ability to get by to anyone who needs it. I, BRIAN JOHNSON, bequeath my school spirit to anybody who wants it. I, JIM KITCHENS, being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath my ability in An to anybody who wants it. I, CARRIE LAND, being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath to Mr. Davenpon one assistant for his 4th hour Human Physiology class who does not have Chorus almost every day. I, JIM LANE, being of sound mind (?) and body (?), bequeath my ability to stay out of trouble for four years to my little brother because he needs it. I, DEBBIE LEACH, bequeath to anyone who wants to try it my ability to go through high school, be married, and be able to graduate a year early all at the same time. I, ROBERT LEE, do bequeath to my little brother, Jim, my ability to stay out of trouble because he’ll need it at the rate he’s going. I, MARSHA LIENHART, being of sound mind and body, bequeath my sanity, enthusiasm, and fun times at M.F.H.S. to TKE (Teresa Thompson), Jamie Brown, and Sheri Galloway for they will need them their remain¬ ing years. I, BECKY McBRIDE, will luck to all new people and hope they find new friends as nice as mine. I, BRAD McCOOL, leave my art ability to anyone who wants to get an F. I, RICK McKIRAHAN, being of sound mind and quick body, bequeath my jumping ability to GET DOWN Brown so he will be able to slam one home next year. I, PATTY MARLATT, bequeath all the luck in the world and my two years in History with Mrs. Clausen to Leanne Tynan who will need it. I, DEANNA MONTGOMERY, being of narrow mind and narrow skin and bones, do hereby bequeath my ability to act retarded in Speech class to those who don’t think I’m funny . . . then I ' ll quit school!! I, PENNY NICHOLS, being of dull mind and uninteresting body, do hereby bequeath my Shorthand workbook to any soul who is going to take it next year so they can fill in all the lessons I left blank. I, STEVE OLIVER, ALL-STATE 180 POUND HALFBACK, bequeath my football game shoes to Jere Schuler so he can gain over 1,000 yards. I, BRENT PARKER, bequeath to Jere Schuler the ability to run fast so he can get away from all the freshmen next year. 39 I, JIM PECK, being of sound mind and good pair of hands, bequeath one steak covered with mushroom sauce and peach pie to Jerry Dog Fenton, and one white football jersey with ’ Trojans on the front instead of the back to Dave Maddog Bruckner. I, MALEA PLANKENHORN, bequeath a P.E. locker behind Kathy Marley to anyone who wants to get shot in the eye with deodorant. I, KELLY REDMAN, being of no mind and little body, bequeath to Mrs. Paine the ability to survive the heartbreaking torture of seeing me leave. I, SHERYL REIDELBERGER, bequeath my ability to tell tales and pick pockets without getting caught, ability to stand up for what I believe in and always be myself to Jeff Crabtree who already shows great potential in all these areas. I, RANDY ROHRSCHEIB, bequeath my ability to talk my way out of anything to Mike Stogsdill. I, MIKE RUN YEN, bequeath one 50 dollar coffin on wheels to anyone who wants to drive a GRAY GHOST. I, JO SCHABACKER, do hereby bequeath to Michelle Caradonna and my Til ' brother Jim my ability to get along with Mrs. Clausen because I know they’ll need it. I, KAREN BLAZER SIDES, bequeath to Cindy Shockey the ability to hold onto all sides for many years. I, MARCIA SHAW, being of enthusiastic mind and body, bequeath all my Psychology outlines to anyone who can tolerate it. I, JANET SMITH, being of sound mind (?), bequeath to Cheryl, Carla, Brenda, and Beth a lot of good times in this high school. I, JUDY SPRIGGS, being of very sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath my fist to anyone who doesn’t think Bert Jones is cool!! I, JIM STOUTENBOROUGH, being of sound mind and body, bequeath my ability and knowledge of farming and showing cattle to Jerry Fenton, Dog, who needs it. I, TRACY STOUTENBOROUGH, being of sound mind and tall body, bequeath some of my height to Jerry Peck so he won’t have to stand on a box in Ensemble to be seen. I, KURT TERRY, bequeath all my rides on the Vocational bus which I never took. I, NANCY THOMAS, bequeath my wonderful Algebra grades to my sister Lynne and Bonnie Hill. I, DARYL TIBBS, being of questionably sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath to Jere Schuler my ability to grow a grubby beard every Friday night. I, STEPHANIE VAUGHN, being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath my ability to make it through my Business English to anyone who wants it. I, TINA VEST, bequeath to my sister my gym suit to start her own rental business to put Mrs. Berry out of business. I, LORENE ASHCRAFT WEIKLE, being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath a washcloth to Patty so she can help her friend Betty wash off all her make-up. I, WES WEIKLE, being of sound mind and body, hereby bequeath to my little sister the ability to keep cool under pressure. I, CINDIE WESTERMAN, being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath to Beth all the good times I’ve had here in hopes that she will have as many or more. I, VAL WHITEHEAD, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will to my sister, Baby Whitehead, all of the good times and friends I ' ve had at M.F.H.S. and the ability to stay behind Mac trucks - not underneath them!! I, MIKE WILSON, being of filthy mind and exhausted body, do hereby bequeath my expert rating ability to Dave Faulkner. J I, CURT YOUNG, being of Rock-n-Roll mind and worthless right ankle, bequeath one Speed-Pack of tape, one can of Toughskin, and one razor with extra blades, to the Athletic Department. I, DAVE ZELHART, bequeath to Jim Stoutenborough’s truck two sets of muffler bearings and skid plate. Class Prophecy Taking a slightly pre-judiced (yet entirely objective) look at the senior class of 1977, we see that the many outstanding individuals who comprise the class are destined to fame and fortune in just a short five years. Of course, everyone remembers the unstoppable Trojan Machine of 77. The biggest headline to hit the coun¬ try was, ’’The Maroa-Forsyth Trojan Machine turns PRO! and they did, too, never in more splendor and glory. With the entire senior class behind them, they have moved on to conquer all the pro teams and have finally made it to the Super Bowl! Each member has also been awarded individual honors - STEVE OLIVER received an award for most yards gained in a season. DARYL TIBBS won the best punt return award. DAVE ZELHART was given the Vince Lombardi award. JOHN HOCKADAY, the award for most passes completed in a season, and JIM PECK for the most passes caught in a season. MIKE BECK won the best punting average in the NFL. LES DAY won the award for cancelling the most opponents (permanently) in a season. MIKE WILSON won the meanest lineman award. DOUG DEAL received the award for the most defensive tackles in a season and BRENT PARKER received the award for most passes intercepted in a season. DWIGHT HILL won Rookie of the Year AND most improved player. CURT YOUNG won the award for most outstanding center. BILL HENDERSON won Most Valuable Player Award. It was announced over the loud speaker at the Super Bowl that the first class reunion for the seniors of 77 would be the following weekend at Runyen’s Roast Beef in Maroa. It was here that we finally caught up with each other. MIKE RUNYEN, owner and manager of Runyen’s Roast Beef, told us that business was fantastic and that his restaurant was the local hangout for everyone in Maroa. Aside from being on the football team, MIKE BECK has teamed up with BRIAN HAZLETT to patrol the streets and protect the people of Maroa. BRIAN feels very important being the town cop. JIM STOUTENBOROUGH, WES WEIKLE, DAVE ZELHART, BRAD McCOOL, and MIKE CHENOWETH have formed the most successful CO-OP in the history of farming. By putting all their land together, they now own and farm the entire state of Illinois. CINDIE WESTERMAN, of course, married DAVE ZELHART, and GINGER DAGGETT married WES WEIKLE. Both girls are combining working careers with being farmer’s wives and are raising children very successfully. SHERYL REIDELBERGER, BARB FOULKE, MARCIA SHAW, and MARSHA LIENHART all flew in together from Washington, D.C. for the reunion. It seems MARCIA and MARSHA are Senators in Congress, and SHERYL and BARB are Congressional Court Reporters. The only problem is that MARCIA or MARSHA can’t say anything without either SHERYL or BARB writing it down and reporting it. All four are getting filthy rich. DEANNA MONTGOMERY (now DEANNA CHANDLER) is married to Duane, and she brought her family to the reunion - they were the cutest little bunch of nanners we ever saw. Both NANCY THOMAS and CARRIE LAND are head nurses right next door at Maroa General, Maroa’s first and only hospital. MARY BUCKELLEW being the only doctor in Maroa is the Chief of Staff at the hospital. They still have not found a cure for the two-shirt syndrome. Maroa has a new orphanage, which was organized by CRYSTAL BENSCOTER, JEAN CURRY, and KATHY FOSTER (now KATHY SHOOKMAN). They are raising the kids with a stem hand and a little tender loving care. JOHN COEN and KELLY REDMAN came in together from the south where they had been working on construc¬ tion together. JOHN finally paid off his car. JANET SMITH has opened her own bubble gum factory with bubble gum cards featuring Trojan players and their statistics. She keeps a steady supply of gum going to the orphanage. GREG FORD and TRACY STOUTENBOROUGH combined their insurance companies and now have a monopoly on insurance in Illinois called Tallman’s Ins urance. RANDY HUFFMAN and BRIAN JOHNSON drove in from Indiana where RANDY just won the Indianapolis 500 with BRIAN as his main mechanic. JIM KITCHENS and MIKE BAKER have formed KITCHEN’S and BAKER’S Auto Shop where they’ll ’’Cook you up a good deal. BRENT PARKER and CURT YOUNG are in business together - BRENT builds the houses and CURT installs the cabinets. Between them they are building up all of Maroa and Forsyth. Although JUDY SPRIGGS couldn’t make it to the reunion (she was driving in the Rockies in her semi) CURT said he jawed with her over the CB and she’s doing fine (she ' s now Mrs. Bert Jones). BRENT and CURT get all of their materials from JIM PECK, who now owns Sims Lumber. They hire KATHY BOYER to decorate their houses. DENNIS CULLISON told us that he was the president of the nuclear power plant in Clinton. RANDY ROHRSCE1B and TIM HALE are pilot and co-pilot of Maroa Airlines; they ' re both really flying high. MALE A PLANKENHORN and STEPHANIE VAUGHN are the stewardesses for Maroa Airlines. PENNY NICHOLS is the manager of Fashion Lane and she is still everyone’s neighborhood Avon Lady. LORENE ASHCRAFT WEIKLE is married to Bill and they have several beautiful children. LORENE owns a bank as does BOBBI BRAGG, whose motto is Butch your money in our bank. BOBBI’s main interest is financing fashion merchandising and CHRIS BRILLEY is working with her. JACK CURRY is the janitor at the high school. He’s the only member of our class to become a permanent resident of the high school. TERRI COWELL and VAL WHITEHEAD decided to stay in Florida after graduating from college. They are both models and have frequently appeared in the centerfold of Popular Mechanics. Their main job is to lay in the sun all day and reel in the rays (and the guys). MIKE WILSON has moved his rating system up to the national level and now has his own Wilson’s Ratings. He truly enjoys his job and is becoming nationally famous for his work. DEBBIE LEACH is happily married and has so many Johns running around she can ' t keep track of where she ' s going. TERESA CLARK owns the entire town of Cabool, Missouri. She is Mayor, Secretary, Treasurer, and total population. KAREN BLAZER SIDES is now living at the Pentagon. Karen, Charlie, and the three kids makes 5 sides altogether. JILL BRUNNER, one of the world’s best artists, has become so popular that some of her paintings are hanging in museums all over the world next to Van Gogh, da Vinci, and Picasso. BOBBIE COFFMAN has used all her experience in Junior Achievement to become the supervisor at NAJAC in Indiana. She has also started a raccoon farm. CONI HACKETT is a major stockholder at Staley’s and is working on some anti-pollution devices for her firm. SUSAN CLIFTON has become a major motion picture star and her first feature was Little Women. She was giving everyone her autograph at the reunion. At Sir Richards in Maroa, BILL HENDERSON and LES DAY are bouncers, and DIANE DARBY works there as a waitress. LINDA BRANDT is Maroa’s leading psychologist and her most frequent patient is none other than DAN HAUFFE who is going insane over why spelling always has to count. JO SCHABACKER has started her own chapter of Laughaholics in Maroa. She has finished the first step of the program and can now stand before a room full of empty chairs without laughing. The second step is to say something. STEVE OLIVER, owner and manager of The Heartbreak Hotel, told us that in a couple of years he plans to retire at the ripe old age of 25. With memories in his head and Elmer ' s” in his hand, he plans to do a turna¬ bout and spend the rest of his life mending those broken hearts. (A man can only take so much, you know). BECKY McBRIDE, WANDA CHATHAM, TINA VEST, and PATTY MARLATT were all married shortly after high school and each brought their husbands to the reunion. They have pooled their talents and have formed a new Women’s Club in Maroa. The things they are accomplishing are unbelievable. JIM BOWER and ROBERT LEE joined the armed forces after high school. JIM came to the reunion sporting the rank of Captain in the Marine Corps. ROBERT told us that as a veterinarian in the Army he was able to work with more animals than are in a freshman high school class. RICK McKIRAHAN and DOUG DEAL both have professional careers in basketball; they couldn’t be at the reunion, but we watched them in a game on television during the party. JIM LANE told us about his combination ranch and ski resort in Colorado. He showed us a picture of it and it was fantastic. We are considering holding our next class reunion there. DWIGHT HILL and DARYL TIBBS have taken time out from their football careers to jointly coach a college football team (who will remain nameless as their record isn’t so great). Perfection in coaching can only do so much - it’s too bad their team doesn’t have a little TROJAN POWER. KURT TERRY started his own vocational school where there are no buses back and forth (the kids live in). GARY DUNHAM is a business tycoon. He is in the process of building Maroa into a metropolis. TONY HARRIS is a combination engineer and accountant for ’’Allen Wrenches Unlimited’’ owned, of course, by STACEY ALLEN. They are on the verge of a major breakthrough to perfect the allenwrench. We’ll have to wait and see what kind of rating it gets from ’’Wilson ' s Ratings. ' JOHN HOCKADAY was so overwhelmed with being in the play in high school that he decided to produce and direct plays of his own. The longest running play on Broadway was one of JOHN’S. We can only wait to see what other masterpieces this genius creates. As you can see, in just five short years, our class has virtually taken over the country. Just wait ... in five more years we will have conquered the world. To Ditof, (if h 90 r to M r pr , y ff r bn 6 re«y% C , h the nj w Y5 e t 7 Effect ' VHilOPel, h e y ir Sing mr-f 43 Class History In the fall of 1974, our class of 93 freshmen entered the hallowed halls of M.F.H.S. for the first time. We were no longer the mighty eighth graders, but were now the lowly freshmen, ready to start out on that great road that would change us into adults. The class officers were: President, Wes Weikle; Vice-Presi¬ dent, John Hockaday; and Secretary-Treasurer, Jim Peck. Our sponsors were Mr. Bingamon, Mr. Camp¬ bell, Miss Etnier, and Mr. Lueck. Homecoming was a lot of fun. Our float’s theme was Melt ' Em. Our homecoming attendants were Val Whitehead and Ed Walters. During the year we lost a great sponsor, Miss Etnier. We also lost ten classmates: Ted Brown, Mary Buckellew, Steve Dooley, Jim Frontz, Earl Owens, Connie Runyen, Bill Sheets, June Speer, Glenda Tully, and Elaine Wise. Our Sophomore year we lost Nick Fellwock, Tom Garrett, Linda Gramman, Teri Ferrill, Ralph Lane, Don Knotts, Jim Neilson, Eric Shoemaker, and Ed Walters. During the year we gained Mike Beck, Geoff Boyd, and Rick McKirahan. Mrs. Coffman became our new sponsor. The officers we chose that year were President John Hockaday: Vice-President, Deanna Montgomery: Secretary, Marsha Lienhart: and Trea¬ surer, Jim Stoutenborough. Our Sponsors were Mr. Bingamon, Mr. Campbell and Mr. Lueck. Mr. Lueck left us in November and Mr. Seigle was with us to finish out the year. Our homecoming float theme was Track ’Em Down, which won second place. Our homecoming attendants were John Hockaday and Sta¬ cey Allen. During our junior year we entertained the seniors at the Prom at the Clinton Country Club. We also had a much improved football team. During this year we also gained many students: Cheryl Baker, Jim Bower, Kim Colbert, Rhonda Vest, Tony Harris, Don Tuel, and Ron Tuel. We also said good-bye to some old friends at the end of the year. They were Mark Brown, Dave Bloomberg, Dave Blanchard, Geoff Boyd, Debbie Brandt, David Burns, George Burns, Kim Colbert, Rhonda Vest, Ann Johnson, John Marsh, Ron Tuel, Don Tuel, Missy Sims, and Bill Wilson. Mr. Lemme replaced Mr. Seigle and became one of our new sponsors. Our class officers were President, Marcia Shaw; Vice-President, Brent Parker; and Secre¬ tary-Treasurer, Missy Sims. Our float theme was Shield A Victory. Our homecoming candidates for King were Curt Young and John Coen and our Queen candidates were Kathie Foster and Marsha Lienhart. In the fall of 1976 we entered the dear old halls of M.F.H.S. for the last time. During this year we gained Debbie Leach, Becky McBride, Chris Brilley, Tim Hale, Linda Brandt, Eric Dessart, and Mary Buckellew. Our class officers were as follows: President, Marcia Shaw; Vice-President, Greg Ford; and Secretary-Treasurer, Marsha Lienhart. Our float, with the theme of Put the Hammer Down, did not place. Our King and Queen candidates were Kathie Foster, Stacey Allen, Curt Young, and John Hocka¬ day. John and Stacey were chosen as King and Queen. Our four years at M.F.H.S. brought us many memories. Twelve guys of our senior class gave the most valuable memory of all - the opportunity to play in the State Semi-final Football Playoffs. This great accomplishment will long be remembered. And So Will the Class of 77” 44 Baby Pictures Maroa Through the Years FIRST ROW: V. Whitehead, R. Weikle, T. Clark, S. Clifton, T. Vest. SECOND ROW: M. Shaw, K. Boyer, K. Foster, B. Foulke, D. Montgomery, G. Daggett. THIRD ROW: M. Lienhart, T. Stoutenborough, P. Marlatt, C. Hackett, T. Hale, R. Rohrscheib, G. Dunham, J. Stoutenborough, C. Young, D. Zelhart, D. Tibbs, W. Chatham, W. Weikle. FOURTH ROW: J. Lane, M. Runyen, L. Day. J. Coen. Forsyth Through the Years FIRST ROW: B. Coffman, J. Spriggs, K. Blazer, L. Phipps. SECOND ROW: D. Darby, C. Westerman, C. Land, J. Peck. THIRD ROW: C. Brilley, B. McCool, M. Chenoweth, J. Hockaday. FOURTH ROW: M. Baker B. Johnson, J. Kitchens, D. Cullison. 50 National Honor Society LEFT TO RIGHT: Terri Cowell, Stacey Allen, lohn Hockaday, Marcia Shaw, Dan Hauffe, Bobbi Coffman, Cindie Westerman, Mike Che- noweth, Mary Buckellew, Greg Ford, Barb Fouike, Kathy Boyer. I.S.S.C. Semifinalists Tony Harris, Sheryl Reidelberger, Bobbi Coffman, Barb Fouike, Dan Hauffe. Vocational Students Bill Henderson, Curt Terry, Brent Parker, Rick McKirahan, lim Kitchens, Les Day. SECOND ROW: Crystal Benscoter, Linda Smith, Penny Nichols. THIRD ROW: Mike Baker, Randy Huffman, Kenny Butler, Brian lohnson, Mike Beck, Curt Young, Steve Oliver. Baby Picture Names 1. Curt Young 2. Stacey Allen 3. Deanna Montgomery 4. Jill Brunner 5. Brent Parker 6. Val Whitehead 7. Sheryl Reidelberger 8. Jim Stoutenborough 9. Marsha Lienhart 10. Tim Hale 11. Kathy Foster 12. Les Day 13. Daryl Tibbs 14. Karen Blazer 15. Wanda Chatham 16. Marcia Shaw 17. Randy Rohrsceib 18. Debbie Leach 19. Bobbi Bragg 20. Bobbi Coffman 21. Tracy Stoutenborough 22. Nancy Thomas 23. Patti Marlatt 24. John Coen 25. Jim and Jerry Peck 26. Tina Vest 27. Chris Brilley 28. Robert Lee 29. Wes Weikle 30. Cindie Westerman 31. Lorene Weikle 32. Kathy Boyer 33. Jack Curry 34. Steve Oliver 35. Greg Ford 36. Diane Darby 37. Connie Hackett 38. Gary Dunham 39. Carrie Land 40. Linda Brandt 41. Crystal Benscoter 42. Bill Henderson 43. Susan Clifton 44. Malea Plankenhom 45. Jean Curry 46. Terri Cowell 47. Janet Smith 48. Kelly Redman 49. Teresa Clark 50. Penny Nichols 51. Jo Schabacker 52 MOST POPULAR John Hockaday and Stacey Allen BEST DRESSED Chris Brilley and Jim Peck Senior Favorites NICEST PERSONALITY Curt Young and Tracy Stoutenborough BEST LOOKING Steve Oliver and Stacey Allen MOST ATHLETIC Steve Oliver and Deanna Montgomery COMPAN Al Si p N ' Co Zn Go Ce A s ' . fr it u ± d A 9 Cd In So fe Au Tl Pb U I. A Gd Tb Dy H � fe - _ Bk Cl E MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Marcia Shaw and Dan Hauffe Senior Favorites DONE THE MOST FOR M. F. H. S. CAMPUS CUT-UPS Marcia Shaw and John Hockaday Deanna Montgomery and Mike Beck 54 JUNIORS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Heiser, Mrs. Daggeti, Mr. Haines. ABSENT - Mr. Davenport Karen Thicksten - Secretary-Treasurer Janet Kennison - Vice-President Dennis Burke - President T. Abendroth D. Adams K. Austin J. Baker S. Barlow P. Batchelder B. Blundy M. Brashear G. Brown D. Bruckner D. Burke K. Butler K. Chaney T. Clark P. Crowell B. Cunningham F. Curry D. Darby K. Dash B. Dees J. Eagler K. Edgett K. Edgett D. Faulkner 56 J. Fenton R. Fombelle R. Frazier G. Galloway E. Gardner M. Garrett P. Greutman R. Grissom C. Hackett M. Haenny M. Harris C. Hill J. Hill L. Hill J. Kennison D. Koehler R. Lane J. Lazell C. Lechleiter N. McDaniel P. Manley K. Marley S. Mayberry K. Miles J. Newell S. O ' Riley D. Page B. Patterson L. Pennypacker D. Perkins S. Pittman D. Pulliam A. Reeser D. Rotz B. Runyen J. Schuler R. Shirey L. Shoemaker L. Sill L. Smith J. Sronce L. Summers 57 T. Terr y K. Thicksten J. Thomas K. Underwood S. Veach J. Vincent J. Votaw A. Warner D. Wheeler D. Wilson JUNIOR FLOAT KEEP CHARGIN’ ON ’ X ' A , , , a A p 5 c , v ' 5 1 ) r 4 V y- £uv A- £ y II S v vV aV ‘ ! ' ' ■ ' c X - 0 Jt .t ' « -tf I L 0 3 + -- O ri o •§ T 9 ° cJ o 5 r ■ x i 13 g j 3 £ a jj -4 r HH. g xtxJT j uskl ! te - v v jytjvs ■ i (ctb-jjt cP ru cLuji nl} rnAssisyjj JtuvnAUL (J OLxKa P X t TUL X STKUl . Q 5 d zccf jUL rubi, odhxyoui luxyi LQ 31 SOPHOMORE CLASS SPONSORS AND OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Jeff Dash - Secretary-Treasurer Sandy Huffman - President Marsha Shoemaker - V. President Mr. Kuykendall Mrs. Query Mr. Ryan Mrs. McKay P. Alexander K. Armstrong C. Ashcraft D. Baker B. Baker M. Belk T. Bonds S. Boys D. Bruckner K. Burris M. Caradonna J. Chandler P. Cochran C. Cowell K. Cullison D. Darby J. Dash T. Dash L. Davis S. Deal J. DeAngelo C. Dunham D. Durbin J. Edgett 60 J. Eggemeyer S. Fear W. Gardner J. Garner C. Garrett B. Gentle K. Griffin A. Grissom C. Hackett A. Haines T. Hall B. Harris K. Harris D. Hastings D. Hays C. Hill K. Hoffman T. Horn C. Howland S. Howland S. Huffman P. Hunt M. Janetzky K. Koehler D. Marsh S. McDaniel C. Montgomery D. Montgomery T. Morris R. Morrison R. Newlin R. Palmiter R. Parker R. Patterson J. Peck P. Penwell S. Pittman G. Poszich C. Runyen R. Runyen J. Schabacker M. Shoemaker 61 K. Spriggs B. Street T. Teel S. Thompson D. Tibbs C. Tschappat S. Tynan G. Underwood C. Veach P. Weikle R. West B. Westerman P. Weyen S. Whitehead M. Wolff G. Yundt 62 a Is ft jr c, 0 O W , $ .An Wv _ A 1 . fr? : 7 S-2ft 4 7::« • T)oa -6 , Tc qqum LOhoj o A x o vo oo tUH -xOKjlo u 060 ° t Q QJhO tti 4 c 4 � jO KjjQjrv, -Myfyt T OLOvqO) CU. ftysn (jLm cUla eevCQ £5 £v 1 ac TT v 0 0, 4 ° jJt „ ol , QICH c i 1 C J - ? K ( 4LcV ' ' .Ley u PRESHMA CLASrOFFICERS , wO A D SPONSORS . 0 ' 1 UQ v 4 , :„. £f QW Mrs. Coen Pam Day - President David Lane - Secretary-Treasurer Mr. Thompson Absent Bob Bischoff - V. President H. Benscoter D. Berry B. Bischoff D. Boyer B. Manley J. Brown E. Brashear G. Bush P. Carrier C. Churchill J. Clifton J. Clifton J. Crabtree S. Cunningham D. Darby P. Day T. Deal J. Dunn 64 W. Dunn C. Emery K. Ford S. Frazier S. Galloway R. Galyean D. Garren D. Garren M. Golden N. Griffin B. Haenny B. Hall T. Harris S. Henley B. Hill C. Howland L. Humphreys D. Jacobs B. Johnson J. Johnson J. Johnson D. Lane C. Lane J. Lee S. Lohmar M. Lovelace J. Malone B. Manley J. Marsh T. Miles S. Miller K. Montgomery C. Ogden L. Oldfield P. Parks J. Rawlings S. Reason R. Root J. Rutherford J. Sallee J. Seaberg L. Shipp 65 C. Shockey J. Sides D. Smith J. Snow M. Spriggs M. Stogsdill R. Streich K. Stubblefield K. Teel J. Terry J. Thomas L. Thomas T. Thompson R. Todd D. Townsend S. Vest M. Walters K. Warner K. Warner E. Wood J. Wood T. Younker I , 1 ' m FRESHMAN FLOAT REEL ’EM IN First Place Jto 4 JzjzMh Ub r f - A • , v v - 4jlCJ£ , A— ' A JkX 66 - 4- V c r rj M $ Uy ' o-crzl j - fc r={ ;m 7 KidO ' A 1 f- s ' , „joT (L£AUX ps 68 G.A.A. FRONT: K. Marley, C. Howland, R. Grissom, K. Thick- sten, C. Benscoter, Mrs. Berry, C. Lechleiter, K. Edgett, J. Smith, K. Edgett, A. Reeser. 2nd ROW: D. Hays, P. Carrier, D. Bruckner, A. Haines, J. Eagler, C. Hackett, K. Austin, K. Boyer, V. Adams, C. Hackett, K. Chaney, K. Armstrong, S. Boys, K. Warner. 3rd ROW: P. Alexan¬ der, C. Brilley, S. Whitehead, J. DeAngelo, A. Grissom, J. Brown, K. Teel, L. Shoemaker, J. Kennison, T. Dash, T. Miles, C. Montgomery, B. Bragg, S. Galloway. BACK: T. Deal, C. Cowell, S. Austin, L. Pennypacker, C. Hill, L. Hill, T. Cowell, L. Brandt, L. Phipps, D. Leach, T. Harris, C. Garrett, S. Lohmar, J. Johnson. Student Council FRONT: M. Shaw, J. Hockaday, M. Lienhart, C. Ben- scoter, Mr. Campbell. 2nd ROW: D. Burke, D. Hauffe, G. Ford, W. Weikle, S. Allen. 3rd ROW: V. Whitehead, B. Bragg, J. Sronce, J. Peck. 4th ROW: T. Thompson, P. Day, K. Thicksten, S. Huffman, J. Dash. BACK ROW: T. Terry, J. Kennison, M. Shoemaker, J. McDaniel, P. Man- Newspaper Staff LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Terry, K. Warner, V. Whitehead, Mrs. Coffman, K. Thicksten, R. Grissom, L. Thomas, T. Thompson. SECOND ROW: K. Armstrong, S. Boys, D. Hastings, C. Hackett, J. Thomas, D. Marsh, P. Weikle, A. Warner, T. Horn, K. Hoehler. THIRD ROW: D. Burke, B. Coffman, S. Reidelberger, K. Teel, M. Buckellew, C. Cowell, K. Stubblefield, B. Bragg, P. Day. FOURTH ROW: D. Tibbs, R. McKirahan, K. Foster, D. Hauffe, R. Shirey, M. Haenny, B. Parker. During 1976-77, the newspaper had the largest staff it has had in the past few years. In publishing the TROJANAIRE II, the students want to have a paper that informs as well as entertains the student body. The Trojanaire staff had several money-raising projects. In the fall, they held the first bake sale of the year which was very successful. Also, during football season, members of the staff assembled and sold buttons that had the football team ' s picture on them. During February, the staff provided a delivery service for Valentines which was done more as a service rather than to make money. This year the staff has been active and they have come up with new and better ideas which improved the paper for their school. 69 F.F.A FIRST ROW: G. Briggs. D. Tibbs, J. Sioutenborough, W. Weikle, Mr. Kuykendall, V. Whitehead, D. Zelhart, R. Derker, S. Deal. SEC¬ OND ROW: D. Montgomery, B. Runyen, D. Tibbs, B. Hill, D. Boyer, R. Patterson, C. Hill, D. Berry, J. Malone, J. Fenton, P. Bat- chelder, D. Perkins. THIRD ROW: M. Runyen, M. Pool, J. Schabacker, J. DeAngelo, C. Cowell, B. McCool, S. Mayberry, S. Whitehead, B. Ekiss, J. Sides, G. Brown. FOURTH ROW: L. Day, T. Clark, S. Cunningham, J. Thomas, M. Chenoweth, B. Cunningham, D. Edwards, B. Baker, K. Hoffman, R. Runyen, M. Nixon, C. Dunham, J. Lazell 70 F.F.A Officers FIRST ROW: Jim Stoutenborough, Mr. Kuykendall, Wes Weikle. SECOND ROW: Val Whitehead, Daryl Tibbs, Rusty Derker, David Zelhart. Junior and Senior F.H.A. FRONT: Mrs. Daggett, K. Foster, C. Howland, J. Sronce, R. Grissom, K. Boyer, T. Stoutenborough, L. Shoemaker, S. Allen, A. Reeser, K. Chaney. 2nd ROW: N. Thomas, C. Benscoter. C. Brilley, K. Austin, K. Blazer, S. Barlow. J. Kennison, C. Westerman, T. Vest, M. Plankenhom, A. Warner, S. Clifton, C. Hackett. 3rd ROW: G. Daggett, K. Thicksten, W. Chatham, J. Baker, D. Leach, L. Phipps, J. Brunner, J. Curry, B. Bragg, L. Weikle, B. Foulke. BACK ROW: P. Batchelder, M. Lienhart, T. Terry, K. Dash, P. Marian, T. Cowell, J. Schabacker. Freshman and Sophomore F.H.A. FRONT ROW: K. Griffin, K. Koehler, L. Thomas, T. Thompson, K. Warner, D. Bruckner, G. Bush. P. Carrier, S. Huffman, N. Griffin. d it R0V 1 : B ’ Palmiter ’ L - Oldfield, D. Hastings, B. Westerman, D. Marsh. C. Adams. R. Parker, K. Harris. S. Veach, P. Fen well. T. Horn, P. Day, T. Deal. S. Pittman. 3rd ROW: M. Belk. J. Brown. K. Stubblefield, C. Howland. S. Vest. S. McDaniel. L. Tynan. C. Howland, T. Miles, A. Haines. P. Weikle. K. Teel. P. Weyen. BACK ROW: J. Chandler. K. Burris. C. Tschappat. M. Shoe- maker, J, Johnson, S. Austin, C. Ashcraft, B. Gentle, P. Alexander, S. Lohmar, S. Galloway, A. Grissom. 71 F.H.A. Board FRONT ROW: J. Sronce, R. Grissom, K. Boyer, T. Stoutenborough, L. Shoemaker. BACK ROW: Mrs. Daggett, C. Howland, K. Foster, A. Reeser, S. Allen. Librarians FRONT ROW: V. Adams. B. Baker, F. Curry, S. Deal. M. Wolfe, K. Edgett, B. Coffman, C. Veach. BACK ROW: M. Buckellew, E. Gardner, S. McDaniels, C. Adams, W. Chatham, D. Hayes, T. Clark, S. Pittman, B. Palmiter, J. Curry, C. Benscoter, P. Greutman, P. Manley, C. Hackett, N. McDaniels, K. Harris, S. Riedelberger, Mrs. Paine, M. Plankenhom, N. Thomas, T. Hall, B. Bragg. 72 Science Club FRONT: K. Griffin, D. Hayes, N. Griffin, L. Thomas, C. Hill, D. Hauffe, D. Deal, B. Patterson, C. Lechleiter, J. Eagler, C. Land. SECOND: K. Marley, C. Hackett, B. Hill, J. Malone, D. Koehler, R. Lee, K. Cullison, D. Wilson, M. Lienhart, L. Brandt, K. Teel, K. Stubblefield, G. Daggett, B. Foulke, J. Johnson. BACK: M. Buckellew, T. Terry, A. Reeser, J. Peck, D. Cullison, M. Pulliam, P. Cochran, M. Harris, J. Hockaday, D. Faulkner, M. Wilson, M. Shaw, K. Foster, J. Brunner. This year, as always, the Science Club attracted its quota of science-oriented students who witnessed some very interesting demonstrations. These demon¬ strations which included a chemical magic show and the pithing of a frog, were under the direction of our sponsor, Mr. Davenport. The Science Club also put on it ' s annual Science Fair and ended the year by taking a field trip in the spring. 73 Industrial Arts Club LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Stoutenborough, G. Ford, K. Edgett, L. Day, Mr. Lemme, C. Young, R. Lee, J. Peck. SECOND ROW: R. Newlin, D. Durbin, J. Fenton, J. Lane, B. McCool, L. Brandt, J. Peck. THIRD ROW: J. Bower, T. Clark, C. Dunham, S. Deal, S. Howland, R. Lane, W. Weikle, D. Montgomery. FOURTH ROW: K. Hoffman, B. Baker, M. Baker, C. Terry, B. Cunningham. 74 Art Club FIRST ROW: Gary Dunham, Ginger Dagget, Kenny Underwood. SECOND ROW: Bobbi Bragg, Ron Frazier, Mrs. Cooper, Jody Baker, Brian Hazlett.THIRD ROW: Susie Clifton, Debbie Leach, Karen Thicksten. Girl’s Chorus FRONT ROW: D. Hayes, P. Day, J. Malone, V. Whitehead, Pres., K. Thicksten. 1st V.P Deal C Daggett B. Foulke, R. Galyean, M. Plankenhom. C. Ashcraft, B. Westerman. FOURTH ROW: K. Dash, L. Phipps, J. Shabacker! M. Lienhart, J. Curry, W. Chatham, A. Reeser, M. Shaw, T. Stoutenborough, L. Humphreys, J. Baker, T. Clark, M. Shoemaker, C. Cowell, J. Johnson, B. Coffman. Boys Chorus FRONT ROW: B. Patterson, J. Peck, J. Schuler, D. Hill, Mrs. Wheeler, J. Peck, R. Patterson, J. Terry, D. Suddeth. SECOND ROW- E. Brashear, D. Berry, E. Wood. J. Crabtree, B. Manley. J. Rawlings, B. Streich, J. Eggemeyer. THIRD ROW: T. Morris, ]. Seaburc. j! Dash. B. Baker. R. Frazier, J. Hill, M. Brashear, F. Curry. s ’ 75 Honor Choir FRONT ROW: C. Lechleiter, J. Eagler, P. Weyen, J. Schabacker, Mrs. Wheeler, S. Clifton, D. Hayes, K. Griffin, V. Whitehead, B. Gentle. SECOND ROW: J. Peck, E. Brashear, E. Wood, D. Suddeth, T. Morris, J. Seaburg, B. Patterson, F. Curry, J. Crabtree, R. Patter¬ son, D. Berry, M. Buckellew. THIRD ROW: J. Schuler, N. Thomas, B. Bragg, L. Shoemaker, V. Adams, B. Coffman, K. Thicksten, L. Phipps, K. Dash, J. Sronce, C. Land, C. Ashcraft, J. Curry. FOURTH ROW: M. Lienhart, J. Baker, M. Shaw, T. Cowell, J. Hill, R. Frazier, T. Stoutenborough, D. Hill, A. Reeser, M. Brashear. Officers Jer Schuler, Boys 2nd V.P., Stacey Allen, Girls 2nd V.P., Jim Peck, Boys Pres., Val Whitehead, Girls Pres., Karen Thicksten, Girls 1st V. P., Dwight Hill, Boys 1st V. P. Swing Choir 1 - GIRLS TOP TO BOTTOM Tracy Stoutenborough Terri Cowell Marcia Shaw Jody Baker Bobbi Coffman Nancy Thomas Marsha Lienhart Karen Thicksten Carrie Land Patti Weyen Janet Eagler BOYS TOP TO BOTTOM Ron Frazier Miller Brashear Dwight Hill Jeff Crabtree Jere Schuler Butch Patterson Tim Morris Mrs. Wheeler Joey Eggemeyer Dean Sudduth Jerry Peck Rick Patterson This year the M-F Girls and Boys Ensembles combined to form a Swing Choir. Pop numbers were used with dance steps and were accompanied by drums, piano, and sometimes guitar. Mrs. Judi Flowers gave her help by teaching the dance steps. Swing Choir performed at various places such as State Contest, Senior Citizens, Community Club, churches, and Women’s Club. It added a variety to the Ensembles and everyone seemed to enjoy it. 77 FRONT ROW: C. Land, J. Kennison, K. Boyer, K. Thicksten, E. Gardner, D. Bruckner, J. Brown. SECOND ROW: T. Vest, L. Tynan, P. Carrier, T. Thompson, P. Parks, P. Penwell, B. Palmiter, L. Humphreys, K. Griffin, S. McDaniels, S. Vest. THIRD ROW: S. Galloway, L. Oldfield, B. Patterson, D. Berry, K. Ford, D. Faulkner, P. Cochran, S. Thompson, D. Townsend, Ron Root, D. Cullison, B. Dees. FOURTH ROW: C. Ashcraft, L. Thomas, B. Westerman, R. Morrison, P. Alexander, A. Grissom, J. Rawlings, D. Tibbs, E. Wood, C. Emery, L. Sill, Mr. Gerald. LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Thicksten, R. Grissom, B. Gentle, J. Peck, Mr. Gerald, C. Westerman, S. Allen, T. Thompson. 78 High School Band FRONT ROW: S. Allen, C. Westerman, K. Warner, B. Hill, K. Austin, J. Johnson. SECOND ROW: M. Spriggs. K. Teel, K. Stubblefield, J. Spriggs, B. Gentle, C. Howland, S. Pittman, D. Marsh. THIRD ROW: B. Coffman, D. Bruckner, J Beck, L. Alexander, P. Day, K. Cullison, J. Dash, N. Griffin, D. Rotz, R. Grissom, M. Brashear, J. Malone. FOURTH ROW: D. Baker, . Howland, J. Peck, E. Brashear. D. Burke, B. Manley, M. Lovelace, L. Davis. , ' l 79 Trojanettes FRONT: C. Cowell. SECOND: J. Sronce, S. Whitehead, L. Hill, T. Terry, A. Reeser, L. Pennypacker. BACK: C. Benscoter, J. DeAngelo, B. Bragg, M. Lienhart, M. Plankenhom, K. Redman. Every year for the past three years the Pom-Pon squad has performed their routines at several of the home bas¬ ketball and football games. The squad was formed by Mr. Gerald. Mrs. Sandy Blundy has been their sponsor for two years. This past year they added another spon¬ sor, Mrs. Judy Flowers. Keep up the good work girls!! 80 M-F 54 BETHANY 6 M-F 48 MACKINAW 0 M-F 42 MACON 6 M-F 75 NIANTIC 14 M-F 36 ILLIOPOLIS 14 M-F 32 ASSUMPTION 14 M-F 38 MOWEAQUA 14 M-F 40 LOVINGTON 0 M-F 6 ARCOLA 35 STATE PLAY-OFFS M-F 34 MILFORD 14 M-F 43 CHENOA 18 M-F 30 HAMPSHIRE 33 UNDEFEATED MERIDIAN CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS CLASS 1A STATE SEMI-FINALIST Varsity Football SITTING: S. Howland, D. Wilson, C. Hill, J. Schuler, D. Burke, B. Parker, B. Runyen. 2nd ROW: L. Sill, K. Spriggs, D. Tibbs, M. Wilson, S. Oliver, D. Zelhart, L. Day, D. Bruckner, C. Dunham. 3rd ROW: Mr. Thompson, L. Davis, D. Hill, J. Peck, C. Young, M. Beck, J. Hockaday, D. Faulkner, B. Henderson, D. Deal, T. Teel. MIKE WILSON Guard 1, 2, 3, 4 All Conference All Area DAVE ZELHART Tackle 1, 2, 3. 4 All Conference All Area 83 JOHN HOCKADAY Quarterback 1, 2, 3, 4 All Conference 4 JIM PECK Split End 2,3,4 DARYL TIBBS Fullback 1, 2, 3, 4 All Conference 4 CURT YOUNG Center 3, 4 All Conference 4 BILL HENDERSON End 1. 2. 3, 4 Honorable Mention 4 DOUG DEAL Tight End All Conference 4 BRENT PARKER Split End 1, 2, 3, 4 All Conference 4 LES DAY Guard 1, 2, 3, 4 All Conference 4 DWIGHT HILL Tackle 1. 2. 3, 4 Honorable Mention 4 84 MIKE BECK DAVE BRUCKNER DAVE FAULKNER DENNIS BURKE Center 1,2,3 Guard 1,2,3 LEWIE SILL Tackle 1,2,3 CHUCK HILL Defensive Halfback 1, 2, 3 JERE SCHULER BOBBY RUNYEN DAVID WILSON Halfback 1,2,3 Halfback 2, 3 Defensive Halfback 3 85 Trojan Final Football Statistics FIRST DOWNS NET YDS. RUSHING PASSES ATTEMPTED PASSES COMP. NET YDS. PASSING TOTAL YDS GAINED PUNTING AVG. NO. OE INTERCEPTIONS FUMBLES LOST PUNTS BLOCKED TOTAL TURNOVERS M-F OPP. 185 157 3,871 2,174 73 155 30 61 560 790 4,431 2,964 36.1 32.6 17 4 5 18 2 0 9 37 SITTING: D. Boyer, J. Wood, K. Warner, E. Wood, D. Berry, J. Clifton, J. Crabtree, D. Townsend. 2nd ROW: D. Jacobs, K. Spriggs, D. Wilson, C. Hill, B. Runyen, J. Schuler, C. Dunham, L. Davis, J. Rutherford, B. Todd. 3rd ROW: Mr. Thompson, S. Howland, D. Burke, L. Sill, D. Faulkner, T. Teel, J. Thomas, D. Bruckner, P. Beck, S. Frazier, D. Garren, D. Garren, S. Fear, Manager. Freshman Football FRONT ROW: B. Todd, J. Wood. D. Boyer, K. Warner. E. Wood, D. Berry. J. Clifton. J. Crabtree. 2nd ROW: Coach Thompson, D. Jacobs. D. Garren, J. Thomas, P. Beck, D. Garren, S. Frazier, J. Rutherford, D. Townsend, S. Fear, Manager. JUNIOR VARSITY M-F 12 Bethany 14 M-F 22 Heywonh 0 M-F 6 Macon 0 M-F 20 Niantic 14 M-F 0 Illiopolis 6 M-F 12 Assumption 10 M-F 12 Moweaqua 16 M-F 30 Lovington 6 FROSH M-F 14 Argenta 19 M-F 18 Bethany 0 JAMBOREE - 2nd PLACE M-F 0 Assumption 40 M-F 12 Warrensburg 6 M-F 0 Bethany 0 88 nTvArmnrong, j im Warn ier hiiie Lohmar, T ies heerleaders VW.E p y rw CT r ( .cy tiers , Piula Car- Kaffiy Boyer, Val Whitehead, Cindie Eagler, Stacey Allen. f?F 1 - Varsity Basketball M-F 77 Heyworth 55 M-F 66 Kincaid 58 M-F 53 LeRoy 66 M-F 74 Niantic 56 M-F 59 Macon 51 M-F 55 Lovington 64 M-F 53 Assumption 65 M-F 60 Illiopolis 64 M-F 50 Deland 43 M-F 64 Argenta 69 M-F 47 Blue Mound 99 M-F 86 Findlay 51 FG FT Beck 76 20 Brown 107 60 Butler 81 23 Deal 31 7 Hockaday 131 69 McKirahan 61 26 Peck 99 36 Tibbs 21 12 Young 22 8 M-F 76 Findlay 33 M-F 75 Illiopolis 69 M-F 74 Lovington 65 M-F 40 Blue Mound 73 M-F 65 Tower Hill 52 M-F 80 Stonington 74 M-F 52 Argenta 65 M-F 69 Areola 52 M-F 59 Lovington 68 M-F 85 Moweaqua 79 M-F 72 Bethany 79 M-F 51 Argenta 70 FT A TP Qtrs. 38 172 68 77 274 85 37 185 64 14 69 31 86 331 88 36 148 52 43 234 72 31 54 51 19 52 42 Varsity Basketball BOTTOM ROW: J. Peck, J. Dash, M. Harris, G. Brown, K. Butler, M. Haenny. TOP ROW: Mr. Ryan, D. Tibbs, C. Young, M. Beck, J. Hockaday, D. Deal, R. McKirahan, J. Peck, Mr. James. Varsity Cheerleaders S. Allen, C. Westerman, J. Eagler, V. Whitehead, K. Boyer, K. Thicksten. Jr. Varsity Cheerleaders K. Armstrong, K. Warner, D. Bruckner, T. Thompson, P. Car¬ rier, S. Lohmar. Basketball Individuals CURT YOUNG Forward 1, 2, 3, 4 JOHN HOCKADAY Forward 1, 2, 3, 4 RICK McKIRAHAN JIM PECK Guard 1, 2, 3, 4 Guard 1, 2, 3, 4 DARYL TIBBS Guard 1,2,4 DOUG DEAL Forward 1, 2, 3, 4 MIKE BECK Forward 2, 3, 4 CURT’ ’’Slam Dunk” Jr. Varsity Basketball FRONT ROW: J. Peck (manager), R. Patterson, S. Deal, M. Haenny, J. Dash, C. Dunham, B. Patterson. SECOND ROW: S. Thompson, J. Hulvey, J. Garner, M. Harris, R. Morrison, D. Pullium. Freshman Basketball FRONT ROW: S. Frazier. D. Boyer, K. Warner, E. Wood. C. Emery. STANDING: Mr. Ryan, B. Haenny. P. Beck, J. Thomas, D. Baker, D. Townsend, D. Jacobs, J. Peck (manager). 94 Junior Varsity Statistics M-F 48 Heyworth 71 M-F 65 Kincaid 42 M-F 66 LeRoy 30 M-F 65 Niantic-Harristown 47 M-F 60 Macon 59 M-F 37 Assumption 47 M-F 64 Illiopolis 47 M-F 49 Deland-Weldon 59 M-F 53 Argenta-Oreana 57 46 M-F 56 Blue Mound 53 M-F 63 Findlay 57 M-F 53 Tower Hill 57 M-F 50 Stonington 65 M-F 57 Argenta-Oreana 51 M-F 54 Areola 46 M-F 68 Lovington 60 M-F 55 Moweaqua 61 M-F 48 Bethany Freshman Statistics M-F 39 Warrensburg-Latham M-F 41 Heyworth 51 M-F 60 Argenta-Oreana 58 M-F 36 Assumption 56 M-F 52 Niantic-Harristown 46 M-F 51 Niantic-Harristown 39 M-F 54 Heyworth 48 M-F 53 Argenta-Oreana 36 M-F 62 Niantic-Harristown 46 M-F 40 Mt. Pulaski 53 M-F 47 Argenta-Oreana 59 1976 Baseball Team FRONT: R. Newlin, C. Hill, R. Blundy, D. Tibbs, M. Wilson, B. Dees, R. Lane, B. Patterson. SECOND: Mr. Thompson, M. Haenny, J. Peck, M. Beck, J. Hockaday, D. Bruckner, B. Mashburn, R. Poszich, L. Sill. Archery FRONT: T. Thompson. D. Adams, R. Grisson, C. Benscoter, E. Gardner, K. Austin. BACK: Mrs. Berry, S. Galloway, J. Kennison, C. Howland, L. Hill, P. Alexander, L. Shoemaker, C. Lechleiter, K. Teel, J. Brown. Volleyball FIRST ROW: C. Lechleiter, J. Eagler, C. Howland, D. Darby, B. Bragg. R. Grissom, D. Marsh, C. Benscoter. SECOND ROW: K. Teel, S. Galloway, L. Pennypacker, L. Hill, M. Buckellew, Mrs. Berry, C. Hill, S. Austin, P. Alexander, J. Johnson, A. Grissom, A. Reeser. Foreign Exchange Student Fernando Lorenzi Fernando is an International Fellowship exchange student from Sao Paulo, Brazil. He is 15 years old and has completed his first year in high school in Brazil. Fernando arrived Dec. 22, 1976 and lived with the Bruckner ' s. He returned to Brazil in March, 1977. 97 Jr.-Sr. Play — Harvey ” Elwood P. Dowd- Veta Simmons- Myrtle Mae Simmons- Dr T vman 9anHpr«An__ -Tom Jennings -Lisa Myers -Marti Haines LsL • JLi V JLlidll OcUlUCioUll Dr. Chumbley- Duane Wilson- Nurse Kelly- Judge Omar Gaffhey- Betty Chumbley- Mrs. Chuvenet- E. J. Lofgren- Maid, and Mental Patient- Mental Patient- Student Director- Director- -Ben Walters -Marsha Lienhart -Greg Sullivan -Mike Pulliam HARVEY, a thiee-act comedy by Mary Chase, centers around the life of Veta Simmons and her eccentric brother, Elwood P. Dowd. Veta is trying to introduce her daughter, Myrtle, to an active social life, but El wood disrupts everything by bringing home a friend, a six foot, one-and-a-half inch white rabbit named Harvey, which is invisible to almost everyone. Elwood’s personality affects everyone he meets and he is responsible for changing the lives of Nurse Kelly, Dr. Sanderson, Dr. Chumbley, and several other characters in the play. Harvey gradually becomes visible to other characters and the play ends with the audience not knowing whether the people who see Harvey are insane, or if everyone else is. T ll ACTIVITIES Homecoming Madness John?? ’’Steve?? ’ ’’Watch him bum! ” ’’You call that work?!?” Winners of the Hat Day.” 100 Homecoming Parade ’ ' Homecoming Candidates The second half was all Maroa as the ground attack netted 137 of the {SMsSa tS5?aMaroa Meridian Char Gains 1-A Playoff Berth ford to 46 yards. % pH MAR.___ boosted wins by deiV 36-14, in a game here Fru Steve Oliver sco. and a point after rui? total to 100 points scored Maroa’s other and a two point conv ' aday kicked two p 4 - Maroa 4 al to five stra. jfy 5 ' dis High School fence football chdowns season Bruckner vo touc hdowns John Hock- Maroa Smack: Bethany 54-6 ru A, v.u U m U season Xf . Illiopolis Maroa 8 —14 aroa-Forsyth High, favored he Meridian Conference r own, took a.step in action in its season ight at Bethany ' victory, he big gun for 211 three wo- oro ° ' £ ££ ' ■« ondispu ' ed lj gh n “We’ll go 1.000 miles for a victory if we have to,” said Coach Fred Thompson after his Maroa-Forsyth High football team whipped Milford 34-14 in the opening round of the State Class 1-A playoffs Wednesday night. . th ' ery L 4 °-0 touchdowns, ho °‘ ho ' i and kicked ere i n t s . defend a contender, went dowi 6 defeat but it took Kincaid team into ovei fore succumbing. Leo five-yard run in the provided the decidini Mark Warnick tallied f olis on a 35-yard rur third period. Moweaqua squ Little Okaw Conferenc ment 16-13 in its horn as Matt Novota snar yard scoring strike frc Cooper in the fourth qu the decisive n - As J - i • •? « • «■ r 5 ya s. amp Mar ' ' ‘ I f © The drive to Milford seemed a .e 1.000 miles but actually it ras closer to 100. Milford is ome 30 miles north of Dan- V f Z M •x- tyf) start. 1SI — % A ft A A W j - ' xmd Maroa s going oi !nt0 put COffij [n of.stDJs ' „,in playof V- K ' 1 ?,.? . « offense SZ1 ’ WsS In a dazzling display of offen¬ sive football, Maroa-Forsyth High School, behind Steve Oli¬ ver’s five touchdowns, trounced Niantic-Harristown 75-14 Fri- rnkm ihenoa next foe Maroa th The Trojans will ha only a few blocks Sati their quarterfinal gai on their home field Chenoa, which has a Sc¬ atter upending Buda 33-21 Wednesday. Ul I I Milford. 34-1 K A Homecoming 1976 LEFT TO RIGHT: Christi Shaw (Future Queen), Christopher Orr (Future King), Stacey Allen (Queen), John Hockaday (King), Butch Mashburn (Past King), Sharon DuCharme (Past Queen), Kathie Foster (1st Attendant), Curt Young (1st Attendant). 104 Precious and Few” Stacey, John, Butch, and Sharon Cathy and Jim Jamie and Kevin 105 Coronation Dance FRESH. ATTENDANTS - P. Day, D. Boyer SOPH. ATTENDANTS - S. Whitehead, S. Deal JR. ATTENDANTS - J. Sronce, J. Lazell SR. ATTENDANTS - G. Daggett, J. Stoutenborough 107 _ S S THE PERSHING NATIONAL BANK Best Wishes to the Class of 77 1000 West Pershing Road 112 Decatur, Illinois 62526 THE GERBER STATE BANK With Full Trust Powers and Farm Management Service Congratulations Class of 77 Argenta, Illinois 62501 Class of 77 From DEAL’S CARPET SERVICE 115 Visit Our Beautiful New Showrooms New Homes • Bookcases • Vanities • Remodeling Rt. 51 North 875-1200 Forsyth, Illinois Custom Cabinets by REARDEN KITCHENS SPRAY PHOTOS George Spray Portraits Weddings Babies Groups Schools Proms Natural Color 216 E. Main St. Clinton, Illinois 61727 Phone 217-935-3652 THE COUNTRY COMPANIES Timber Creek Simmen+al Harold L. Lotz, Agent Herd Improvement Bulls Show Heifers and Steers Herd Replacement Cows Life Health Homeowners Auto Hail Contact: Harold Lotz Offices Decatur 877-2830 Maroa 794-2217 R.R. 2 Blue Mound, IL FOUR WINDS Phone 794-5113 Repairs - Wrecks Rebuilt - All Makes Parts and Services H. POST AND SONS Londmark Building, Decatur, Ifltnoe Gems of the World Watches, Diamonds, Glassware, Perfume, Handbags, Silverware, China, Pottery, Established 1872 Decatur, Illinois HENRY ' S Certified Gemologist Mens’ Clothes Boys Clothes American Gem Society 117 Decatur, Illinois 118 ( va.,. ‘T? 7 1 Office 429-5477 YOUR miJtptnJmt 1 „ „„„ V AGINT J Home 877-9575 l • ' • � � ' Congratulations to the Class of ' 77 JAMES R. HOCKADAY DBA THE WELLS BINGAMON BROTHERS PRODUCE AGENCY Sweet Corn, Tomatoes, and Other Produce All Lines of Insurance Gary Bingamon, Produce Manager 651 West Eldorado Decatur, Illinois 62522 Photography by R. E. Borsay Borsay Studio 1123 E. Wood St. Decatur, Ill. 62526 Phone: 428-8314 Portraits - Natural Color - Oils - Schools Weddings Commercial Congratulations to the Class of 77 From Ben and Wanda Myers of UNVILLE HARDWARE CO. Ill West Main Street Maroa, Illinois 61756 DON STONE MOTOR CITY Dealer for Pontiac and American Motors 241 North Main Street Decatur, Illinois 62523 1955 E. Pershing Rd. Decatur, Illinois A Great Place to Do Business Phone 423-2261 VI 7 AC 119 120 THE MACON COUNTY LIGHT c • . CO. French Quarters West Shopping Center 985 West Pershing Rd. Decatur, Illinois High School Students . . . Get Up and Boogie at the Light Company Every Sunday 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. KILBORN LEASING CO AND U-DRIVE-IT DAILY RENTALS OLIVER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY P.O. Box 1229 1705 East Pershing Road Decatur, Illinois 62525 Auto - Truck - Tractor Daily Rentals We Lease All Makes and Models . . . Chryslers and Dodges, too Congratulations Class of 77 Congratulations Class of 77 P.O. Box 2021 Decatur, Illinois House of Jewels MING AUTO The Store That Loves Build BODY Jewelry Repair Remounts Clock and Watch Repair Art Carved Class Rings 2850 N. Jasper Decatur, Ill. 600 West Side Square Clinton, Illinois Mike Hager Phone: 217-935-6732 BRUCKNER MASONRY CONTRACTOR 5241 MacArthur Rd. Decatur, Illinois DAVE ' S CUSTOM CABINETS Rt 51 North Forsyth, Illinois 62535 Telephone 217-877-7537 Custom Kitchens - Cabinets - Formica Counters - Vanities Cultured Marble Dave Hoffman, Owner Best Wishes to Class of ' ll MAROA FARMERS MAROA LUMBER CO-OP COMPANY ELEVATOR Charles Hamilton Maroa, Illinois Phone: 794-5533 122 VERMILLION LUANN ' S STUDIO BOWL Photography Student Rates Mon.-Sat. Until 6 P.M. Member of PPA Route 54 West Color Photography Weddings - Groups - Portraits Clinton, Illinois Phone: 935-9000 Phone: 935-2632 BANK OF MAROA Congratulations Class of ,, 77 Enjoy Our Extended Banking Facilities Use the Drive-in Window Mon.-Thurs. 8:30-4:30 Friday 8:30-6:00 Saturday 8:30-12:00 123 KELLEY ' S SERVICE STATION Maroa, Illinois Phone: 794-3921 Edwards GREG ESTES Fertilizers Concrete Contractor Cisco - Maroa - Cerro Gordo P.O. Box 322 Bill Edwards - MGR Ph. 217-794-2261 Forsyth, Illinois 62535 Maroa, Illinois Phone: 217-875-0930 SIMS LUMBER CO. Home Improvement Specialists You Do It - We Do It Free Estimates - Easy Terms - Planning Service Just Name it - We Can Do It Building - Remodeling - Repairing Phone: 217-877-5700 2320 N. Oakland, Decatur, IL 124 CARPETLAND U.S.A. ' JEEP ' DONNIE LEWIS Sales Counselor 2161 E. Pershing Rd. PH: 429-9604 DON STONE MOTOR CITY Telephone 1955 East Pershing Home 877-3025 Decatur, Ill. 62526 Bus. 877-4290 RAUPP ' S SHOES GOTTLIEB ' S Adidas Florsheim Pro Keds Converse Shoe Value Has a New Look 139 N. Water on Landmark Mall Clinton, Illinois 61727 Fashion Corner for Men 104-105 E. Side Sq. 935-6665 HARRY APPLEBAUM STORE Compliments of Weidenbacker-Olds 632 E. Eldorado Phone: 429-4294 340 N. Broadway Decatur, Illinois Phone: 429-5423 MASHBURN BROTHERS 794-3437 Well Drilling Contractors 877-3273 125 Maroa Decatur CABINET CORNER Congratulations Doug Lueck and Bob Metsker to the Class of 77” Doctors Gordon Gordon Custom Woodworking Kitchens - Vanities - Countertops Clinton, Illinois Argenta, Illinois Phone 795-4737 MAROA FERTILIZER INC. Bulk Blend Liquid Limestone Chemicals Maroa, Illinois 61756 Phone: 794-5010 THE POTTING SHED Plants From the Smallest to the Tallest 3096 North Water Brettwood Village Decatur, Illinois Phone: 875-1456 Compliments of: HNCAUTO PARTS 426 N. Broadway Decatur, Illinois Phone: 429-5315 €0jjJL (jswJbGu la£ PREMIO PIZZA Sbh ’’Premio Pizza Pleases People ’ MFG by Premio Foods Oreana, Illinois Phone: 468-2131 NORM ' S CAMERA SHOP BUD BRADLEY ' S PHASE III Beauty Salon 865 East Wood Street Decatur, Illinois Phone: 423-5116 3180 N. Woodford Decatur, Illinois Phone: 877-6877 Two Blocks North of Pershing Road - Located in the Bradley House FAGIN INTERNATIONAL INC. Congratulations Class of 77 Route 48 Oreana, Illinois 62554 STATE FARM INS. IDEAL TRAILER SALES 3180 No. Woodford, Suite 4A Decatur, Illinois 62526 Parts - Accessories - Service Esther and Howard Votaw George V. Ford - Agent Phone - 877-4818 4 Mi. North on 51 Decatur, IL Phone: 877-4817 THE LINEN CLOSET 130 Merchant Street Decatur, Illinois 62523 Phone: 217-428-7246 Best Wishes to the Class of 77 127 HUFFMAN JENNINGS CABINET COMPANY 110 North Hickory Phone 794-2224 Maroa, Illinois £ Steve Jeri Colonel ' s KITCHEN ' S FROSTY CREAM 108 S. Wood and Route 51 Maroa, Illinois i GENTLEMEN ' S QUARTERS Men ' s Hair Styling Open Monday-Saturday 9 a.m.-7:30 p.m. 3180 N. Woodford Suite 2B Bradley House 429-3855 STOUTENBOROUGH INSURANCE AGENCY Established in 1880 Maroa, Illinois General Insurance Phone: 794-2245 TOM GARY ' S SHELL SERVICE v5 O ' ,, fX : rench Quarter West Shopping Center 985 West Pershing Decatur, Illinois i HOU CHEMICAL CO. First in Automotive Chemical Products ' Manufacturers of Quality Products to Beautify Your Automobile” Car Wax - Vinyl Dressing - Cleaners Richard L. Harris, President D R CAFE Phone 794-5114 Maroa, Illinois Compliments of SIR RICHARDS Congratulations From Friends and Patrons of Sir Richards Maroa, Illinois THE JOHN WARNER BANK 301 S. Side of Square Clinton, Illinois CATHY ' S THE CUT-N-CURL WOODSHED ANNEX Best Wishes to Class of 77 Good Luck to Class of 77 110 E. Main Alan and Peggy Kisser Maroa, Illinois Maroa, Illinois Cu e , UucM. rCtZ x - r -yc i 6U yu cJi Maroa Congratulations to the Class of ' 77 From Deanie and David HUGHES PLUMBING AND HEATING Illinois (217) 935-6922 GRIMSLEY ' S FLOWER G B FLOWER SHOP STORE ”Flowers Are Always in Style” Paul and Donna Garvin C|Lft 102 Jones Ct. Clinton, Ill. % Cor. Linden and W. Macon Clinton, Ill. 61727 c Qip 935-2197 MAROA IMPLEMENT COMPANY Sales and Services Since 1939 Maroa, Illinois Phone 794-3704 WILLIAM R. JARVIS MASON ' S RESTAURANT INSURANCE AND LOUNGE 300 W. Main Street Maroa, Ill. Route 51 South 794-8204 Phones: Maroa 794-3482 Decatur 428-3241 DON ' S LOCK SHOP WILDER MOBILE HOMES 133 N. Pine Maroa, Illinois 61756 Phone: 794-3275 Mid west Largest Dealer ' Wilder Mobile Homes 1460 E. Pershing Phone: 877-2050 Wilder Travel Trailers 1515 E. Pershing Phone: 877-7641 Wilder Haven East Decatur, Illinois DARVIN VOLKER FITZGERALD ' S BARBERSHOP For Prompt Service Appointment Vy or Walk-in 120 North Center Clinton, IL Phone: 935-3551 Q) Fine Jewelry The Bridges Store Bridal Registry Silver Fostoria Gift Shop China Watchmaker 202 E Side Sq., Clinton, IL 935-2940 PLEASANT VIEW FARM Congratulations to the Class of 77 Compliments of Otis Weaver 544 Hickory Pt. Rd. Decatur, IL 62526 STANDARD FARMS Contribution From DR. W. T. OSTHUS Standard Farms, Inc. Forsyth Gardens Clinton, Illinois Nursery Landscaping Country Butcher General Office 919 East Wood Street Decatur, IL 62521 w 131 132 :st Mason Men of Steel Congratulations Class of ' 77 Welder - seeking employment??? Call 423-2565 MASON STEEL FABRICATING WILLIAMS FLORISTS THOMS AND Plumbing Heating NURSERY Congratulations to the Class of 77 Maroa, Illinois Tony and Fran Thoms Maroa When You Care Enough to Send the Very Best, Call . . . McManus Florists and Nursery 1106 West Pershing Decatur, IL Downstate’s Largest Florists Phone: 877-1150 C. CORKY PETERSON INSURANCE 123 S. Center Street Clinton, Illinois 61727 935-6605 Clinton, Illinois 61727 Since 1872 Phone: 217-935-2148 HOLLAND ' S MOBILE HOME PARK KISTLER MOBILE HOME SALES Route 51 Maroa, Ill. 61756 1311 East Pershing Road Decatur, Illinois 62526 Phone: 794-3975 Phone: 217-877-3404 THE MOBILE LAWRENCE BRANDT MERCHANT Member National Leaders Corps 1470 E. Pershing Decatur, Illinois Phone: 875-1642 The Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States Bank Repos New and Used Dealer Trade-ins Mobile Homes Ken Smith Dennis McCollum Suite 410 - Millikin Court 132 South Water Street Decatur, Illinois 62523 r — r -. q XJi® Telephones: J r Res: 875-0961 Z Bus: 423-3629 133 KILBORN LEASING CO. AND U-DRIVE IT DAILY RENTALS Auto - Truck - Tractor Daily Rentals We Lease All Makes and Models . . . Chryslers and Dodges, Too 1705 East Pershing Rd. 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