Macomb High School - Spiderweb Yearbook (Macomb, IL)

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10 THE SPIDER WEB MACOMB. ILLINOIS MISS GERTRUDE OLSON A. B., Knox College, Galesburg. Illinois. Miss Olson drifted with her great big smile, like a sunbeam into our midst. She is our advisor and we drink to her health a toast, for she is jolly, good and wise. . t r - i MISS EDNA MARTIN B. S., Lewis Institute. Chicago. Many young men will thank their lucky stars that their wife learned how to cook in Miss Martin’s cooking class. In counting our own blessings we must not forget Miss Martin, for as a teacher she is unexcelled and for making you forget your cares we know none better. A perfect woman nobly planned—to warn, to comfort, and command.” .S . ' GEORGE PELGR1M A. B.. University of Wisconsin. He came into our midst, smiling, and mistaken at first for a classmate. As time went on we grew to revere and honor him very highly. He heard his country’s call and it is our sincere wish that he will make as good a soldier as he was a teacher. a . Ca | 7 ( MISS ANNA C. NEW Graduate Southern Illinois Normal University; A. B. Milliken University. She isn’t so awfully new after all—you see she has been with us for two years and is very much to our liking. -

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THE SPIDER WEB MACOMB. ILLINOIS 9 REESE C. BOWTON A. B., Indiana University; M. A. University of Wisconsin; one and one-half years post graduate work at Teachers’ College; Columbia University. Mr. Bowton is new—terribly so—but we have become acquainted with him. We have found him kind. good, and considerate. , . -rtW Wm It ?.'.' B. S., Hanover College. Hanover, Indiana; one year at University of Chicago. Miss Iddings mothers a part of our flock in English and History. She hasn't been here long and is so quiet and demure that it took us quite a while to get acquainted. , ,v-u4a. J. WESLEY BUGG Ph. B., University of Wisconsin. We were terribly afraid we couldn’t get Mr. Bugg for an instructor, but luck was with us and we are well pleased. His work in the debating class is excellent. l fi ' V|. ■ -AAcx I MISS HAZEL M. PAIGE B. S., Beloit College, Beloit, Wisconsin. The world should give Miss Paige a vote of thanks for conducting such an efficient bookkeeping class. The business world is sure to evolve into one of infinitely higher standard, due to her work. She is also training some fine mathematicians. MISS MARY E. IDDINGS

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MACOMB, ILLINOIS 11 MISS MARY FOSTER A. B„ Franklin University. We bid you welcome to our M. H. S. You are new and we have never known you quite as much as we’d like. Yet here’s to your success as a teacher in die Macomb High. ■'0. { -ULJ MISS JOY H. SMITH Ohio State University and University of Chicago; B. A. and B. S.. in Home Economics. She is exceedingly good natured but it is not the sewing class that makes her so. She has met her Waterloo, conquered it. and came out smiling. cl MISS ARIE KENNER A. B., Northwestern University. Just ask Miss Kenner what a troublesome hunch the Seniors are. She was our advisor and did wonderful work in spite of all our shortcomings. • .L ' v ’ v | u MRS. WALLACE WALKER W. I. S. N.; A. B. Monmouth College. Mrs. Walker is another one who is doing her very best for us. It seems as if we have had a special blessing in having a complete, up-to-date enthusiastic faculty.