Maroa-Forsyth School Archives


Maroa/MF High School Principals

No Image available

J. T.
Sutton
1881-1882

No image available

George Beatty
1882-1886

B. F. Shipley Image

B. F. Shipley
1886-1893

No image available

C. V. McReynolds
1893-1895

No image available

James A. Hodge
1895-1896

No image available

D. Frank Faucett
1896-98; 1907-08

No image available

William
Fry
1898-1902

no image available

George Morris
1902-1907

No Image available

Lela Lockett
1908-1909

No Image Available

John McLeod
1909-1910

Leona Bowman

Leona Bowman
1911-1913

Daniel Mitchell Image

Daniel Mitchell
1913-1915

Erna Reller image

Erna
Reller
1915-1919

No Image Available

Claude Lells
1919-1920

Roy Steele Image

Roy
Steele
1920-1923

George Cross Image

George
Cross
1923-1929

E. H. Menke Image

E. H. Menke
1929-1934

W. D. Keyes Image

W. D. Keyes
1934-1957

John Kitowski Image

John Kitowski
1957-1959

Milo Watson Image

Milo Watson
1959-1962

John Dal Santo Image

John Dal Santo
1962-1965

Charles Wood Image

Charles Wood
1965-1971

William Hardin Image

William Hardin
1971-1975

Leroy Mills Image

Leroy
Mills
1975-1992

Jeffrey Holmes Image

Jeffrey Holmes
1992-2002

Mike Williams Image

Mike Williams
2002-2006

Scott Adreon Image

Scott Adreon
2006-2017

Brice Stewart Image

Brice Stewart
2017-


Notes

Principals were verified through Maroa-Forsyth High School yearbooks, when available. Additional resource: Catalogue and Course of Study of the Public Schools of Maroa, Macon Co. Ill. Maroa Board of Education, 1901, pp. 445-69. For all additional years, see notes below for citations.

J. T. Sutton: (1) The Champaign County Herald. Urbana, Illinois, 15 June 1881. (2) The Pantagraph. Bloomington, Illinios, 13 September 1882, p. 4.

George Beatty: (1) Bruce Waller Diploma. MF School Archives, Maroa, Illinois. (2) The Clinton Public. 1 February 1884, p. 3. (3) Decatur Daily Republican. 1 August 1884, p. 3.

B. F. Shipley: (1) The Clinton Reigster. Clinton, Illinois, 3 June 1887, p. 2. (2) Maroa Sesquicentennial Book. Maroa, Illinois, 2004, p. 163.

D. Frank Faucett: (1) The Decatur Herald.Decatur, Illinois, 29 November, 1896, p. 2. (2)The Clinton Register. Clinton, Illinois, 25 May 1906, p.3

William Fry: The Decatur Daily Repubican. Decatur, Illinois, 5 May 1898, p. 2. (2) The Clinton Register. Clinton, Illinois, 20 May 1899, p. 8. (3) "Maroa School Societies." Herald and Review. Decatur, Illinois, 9 March 1902, p. 5.

George S. Morris: (1) "For the Summer." Decatur Herald. Decatur, Illinois, 24 March 1903, p. 2. (2) Herald and Review. Decatur, Illinois, 24 May 1903, p. 2. (3) The Clinton Register. Clinton, Illinois, 25 May 1906, p. 3.

Lela Lockett: Herald and Review. Decatur, Illinois, 14 June 1908, p. 2.

John McLeod: (1) The Kenney Gazette. Kenney, Illinois, 11 June 1909, p. 5. (2) The Clinton Register. Clinton, Illinois, 18 June 1909, p. 5.

Leona Bowman: (1) "Lectures on Maroa School Work." The Daily Review. Decatur, Illinois, 28 September 1912, p. 1. (2) "Miss Bowman Chosen." The Clinton Register. Clinton, Illinois, 12 May 1911, p. 8.

Erna Reller: (1) Herald and Review. Decatur, Illinois, 22 May 1918, p. 2. (2) "Maroa Briefs." Herald and Review. Decatur, Illinois, 25 March 1916, p. 13.

Claude Lells: Decatur Daily Review. Decatur, Illinois, 25 July 1919, p. 9.

Roy F. Steele: Blue and Gold [Student Newspaper]. October 1930, Box 20xx.01/1.1, File: October, MF School Archives, Maroa, Illinios.

George A Cross: Blue and Gold [Student Newspaper]. October 1930, Box 20xx.01/1.1, File: October, MF School Archives, Maroa, Illinios.

E. H. Menke: (1) Blue and Gold [Student Newspaper]. October 1930, Box 20xx.01/1.1, File: October, MF School Archives, Maroa, Illinios. (2) Blue and Gold [Student Newspaper]. April 1931, Box 20xx.01/1.1, File: April, MF School Archives, Maroa, Illinios. (3) Decatur Herald. Decatur, Illinois, 14 April 1933, p. 3.


Historical items have been made available to the community for research and study purposes and to satisfy curiosity. Due to the nature of the colloquialisms, culture, attitude, and/or political climate of the various time periods represented, some content may be deemed “inappropriate" if viewed outside of its historical context. In addition, the newspapers, logos, branding, and other publication identifiers are the trademarks of the newspapers and other publishers. Our use of newspaper content contained in this archive in no way implies an affiliation with, or endorsement from, the publisher. Included photos have been identified from owner's notatations or through community members. If you believe there has been an error in identification of any materials, please email the Maroa-Forsyth School Archives.