Macomb High School - Spiderweb Yearbook (Macomb, IL)

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ADMINISTRATION pl MACOMB HIGH SCHOOL FACULTYl Samuel M. Bishop-Science B. E. Degree-W. l. S. T. C. M. A.-University of Illinois Eric Bradner-History A. B.-Occidental College M. A.-Northwestern University Marjorie Brittain-English and Dramatics B. S.-University ot Illinois W. Franklin Bunnell-Band and Crchestra Koela College Shattock School of Music Clara Carrison-Home Economics B. E. Degree-W. l. S. T. C. Richard W. Freeman-Science M. A.-University of Illinois l-Ielen Hungerford-History B. E. Degree-W. l. S. T. C. Matthew Iaclc-Manual Arts Norma lackson-Latin and French B. S.-University of Missouri 3. YS 3 I ll i..ij2w,f4, jirltwtjfrrsuf 3? i Laura Iohnston-Commercial B. E. Degree-W. I. S. T. C. Vera Gene Morris-English B. E. Degree-W. I. S. T. C. Ph. B.-University of Chicago Rena Reeder Nail-Commercial B. E. Degree-W. I. S. T. C. Hoyt Rawlings-English A. B.-Illinois College Helen Rothgeb-Music B. E. Degree-W. I. S. T. C. Elizabeth Ferris Sn'1ith-Mathe- matics A. B.-Carthage College William Strickland-Physical Education and Coach B. E. Degree-W. I. S. T. C. Marlin Thomson-Mathematics B. E. Degree-W. I. S. T. C. Pearl T. Thompson-English A. B.-University of Illinois Elizabeth Tregallis-Mathematics B. E. Degree-W. I. S. T. C. E Page Ten l

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Page Nine ADMINISTRATION William N. Atkinson, Principal lowa Wesleyan College BA Graduate Study, Colorado Agricultur- al College State University of Iowa MA, 1932 Colorado Teachers' College George A. Selters, Superintendent Knox College BS, 1919 Graduate work, University oi Michi- gan University of Chicago. As the end of the school year nears, I am happy to think that the departing Seniors can take with them memories of worthy accomplishment. This accomplishment is not to be measured by grades alone, nor by this excellent edition of 'I the Spider Web. Rather, it is the total of a great many things, too many to list, by which they helped promote new activities and new attitudes which vie trust vxill be continued to make Macomb High a better and happier school. Class ot 1935, we thank you ior what you' have done, and wish you success in what you shall attenipt in tl.e future. 1 W. N. ATKINSON, - Principal ot Macomb High School. Let me take this opportunity to express my satisfaction in the splendid spirit ot co-operation that has been manifest this year, not only on the part of the class oi '35 but the remainder of the student body and faculty. Mr. W. A. Roebling, who built Brooklyn Bridge was asked on his death bed, if anything could break his bridge. l-Iis reply in a whisper was, Yes, one company C230 ment of marching men. Many more fine things may be accomplished in the future by 500 students and a good faculty working in har- mony and unison, and will usherin the day when we will send no Diogenes around Macomb High with his lantern to show the community that we have a superior high school and class of '35. GEORGE SELTERS, Superintendent. Good Luck!

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Page Eleven ADMINISTRATION THE STUDENT COUNCIL OF M. H. S. The idea of a student council was tor the lirst time carried out in the Macomb High School this year. The council has sixteen members besides Mr. Atkinson. Each advisory in the school has one representative in the council. Richard Pettit was chosen as chairman ot the council. The council is attempting to promote good citizenship among the pupils. They have approved the Newspaper, the Library assistants, and have installed hall monitors during class hours on the two floors. The duty of the monitor is to see that a record is kept of every person who goes to his locker during class. This organization has been a great improvement to the Macomb High School and we hope it will be better next year.