Artifacts of school life: such as sporting memorobilia, uniforms, texts books
Records and artifacts of extracurricular or non-profits: such as documents regarding M-Club, MF School Foundation, National Honor Society, scholarship programs
Printed records: class lists, school records, yearbooks, announcements, Macon County School Directories
Written records: early school register books, meeting notes, class records
Audio/Visual materials: photographs, negatives, VHS tapes, miniDV tapes
Records about individuals or families with a clear connection to the Maroa-Forsyth School District, Maroa community, or one of the historically-associated consolidated schools
Personal papers of teachers, students, coaches, or staff that have a connection to the school district
Books by or about individuals who have a connection to the school: books about Maroa, Forsyth, and the surrounding rural areas, and books relating to central Illinois
1 Maroa High School. The Trojanaire [Yearbook]. Maroa, Illinois, 1954, p. 1p. https://archive.org/details/maroalibrary_gmail_1961/page/n14/mode/1up
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