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2 days ago

1944-1945 Maroa High School faculty. (1945 YB)

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3 days ago

One of the former rural schools that we had no images of was Pleasant View. This schoolhouse was located on the NW corner of Hampshire and Bearsdale Roads. Thanks to RuthAnn Wilson for donating this!

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4 days ago

Who else has one of these awesome Trojan Bears, c. 2003? (bear donated by Cheryl Agee)

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6 days ago

Wishing everyone a Happy International Talk Like A Pirate Day! (photo from 2004 YB).

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7 days ago

MFHS Junior-Senior Class play, 1976-1977 school year (from 1977 YB)

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a week ago

The MF School Archives is looking for the contact person for the Class of 1961 reunions. Can someone comment or DM the Archives with this information? Thanks. (Photo from 1961 YB)

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a week ago

Maroa High School Victory Corps WWII, from H&R Feb. 8, 1943.

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2 weeks ago

Today marks the 211th anniversary of Francis Scott Key's penning of the poem "The Star-Spangled Banner," which would become the US National Anthem on March 3, 1931 (movie of MFHS Chorus, Feb. 2002).

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2 weeks ago

MFHS Junior Class homecoming float in October 2001 (from 2002 YB)

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2 weeks ago

A copy of the May 1985 MFHS student newspaper was recently added to the collection. You can check it out here: mftest.omeka.net/items/show/796

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2 weeks ago

MF Junior High spelling bee winners, 1988. See photo caption for names (from Prairie Post Feb. 25, 1988).

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3 weeks ago

1975-1976 MFHS Student Council (from 1976 YB).

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3 weeks ago

Candid MFHS student pics from 1989-1990 school year (from 1990 YB).

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3 weeks ago

MF FFA Poultry Judging Winners (not sure date as it was cut off): Back: Ron Margenthaler, Charles Bliss, Richard Stephenson. Front: Jim Campbell, Bud Blickensderfer (from Prairie Post)

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4 weeks ago

Grab your lunch and join me this Friday from 12-1 (Sep. 5) at the Maroa Public Library to learn the history of the former 18 one-room schoolhouses that were in the MF District prior to consolidation in 1947. (photo of Model School, 1898)

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4 weeks ago

Photos from High School track team, early-to-mid 1940s. Older kids often attended HS then (until early 20s). Track meet in 2nd photo might be at Millikin's field (Nelson Smith Jr. collection)

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4 weeks ago

The newest donation to the MF School Archives: an original 1983 MF Football State Finals t-shirt. This piece of history from the 1983 team's memorable season will be preserved with the other textiles in the Archive Room.

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4 weeks ago

A photo sent in of Red Foster's Maroa letter sweater (Class of 1948). This is the most-decorated letter sweater to date. Thank you to Sharon (Foster) Woolum for sharing.

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a month ago

1964 MF Graduates-sorry, not enough room to post all their names. From Prairie Post, May 28, 1964.

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a month ago

Did you know the 1985 yearbook was designed as a mystery story? One student even dressed up as the character Blackie LaBlanche and secretly appears in the background of several group photos. See if you can spot him!