Macomb High School - Spiderweb Yearbook (Macomb, IL)

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HOPE McGILLIVRAY Be good, sweet maid, and let who will be clever. - 17 -

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URSULA KENNEDY A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of girls. Class Prophet; Class Play. DALE LAWYER Give me a nickle, pa, and let me be tough. Class Play. MARY VAN ETTAN Nothing but death will separate me from my dignity. Words to Class Song. AGNES McCUTCHEON A quiet, unaspiring maid. — 16 —

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Just at the close of a warm, sunny dav. hen my duties and cares were over. 1 was awakened from a dream of my yesterday's deeds By a hand that 1 could not discover. I was led at once to the pen and ink Bv a voice—1 could scarecly hear it— And I grasped the pen and began to write As tho I were led by a spirit. And then I kenw my wish had come true; My task was approaching fulfillment. For the most beautiful things in this world could be written With scarcely an anxious moment If a guardian sprite were ever at hand To start them, and we not know it. Oh, may one attend and guard my pen As tho I. too. were a poet! Fain would 1 say some most wonderful things In a most extravagant manner: Tell you “Tens” of the joys which await Each one who has reverenced our banner; Tell you that the time is now near at hand That will bring out your unrecognized talent. But we'll leave that to you and the kindness of fate. That you'll wake up to duty before it's too late. - 18 -