Macomb High School - Spiderweb Yearbook (Macomb, IL)

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cm-assi ,Less www I Iarvis, Ernest Clirniel CTWO little worms working in dead earnest-p r Ernestj l e l, Maxine tMaxD - e would travel many miles , ' To be the subject ot her ' smiles.J Knoedler, Eldon tDarleneJ Landis, u C peyel has claim aim.D 'xiii is posters are always Leighty, Ellis KCut-upl y L 'X -' Laughing eyes and jet black 3 ' , in. g V hair.J .1 McGinnis, Robert fBobD McCartney, Duloie tDeeJ Other times I jest set.l CI know myself better'n any- one.J Mercer, Paul CMercerJ tStudious but girl-less CPD Merkey, Helen tKate1 QI wasn't built tor speed but Qfandll I'll get there.l Miller, Max Clvlaokyl tlf athletes were all as hand- M some as he, where would P the rest ct the Romeos be?J fvviypfk Moore, Lawrence fLarryJ of discretion.J L. r U 1 I I WW-U ra -fl l L' i ,fi I I vtfieff ' 5 , X I Q My M U7 l if W L . if' , L f 7 lf 6 of the period to our original seats and how embarrassed we Were. But all in all we were just as good as any other group that entered those big wide doors ot M. H. S. tor the first time. Then came our Sophomore year and we got the same tun watching the new Freshies as the upper classmen had in watch- ing us. Soon we were luniors and, no doubt, thought lite was looking up to us when we tried out for the lunior play, were taken into tThe high open air on my life QH' al drawing Mickey Forlan aeroplane pilot is my .J utah! CHe1pfu1 to al1.J ff' LQ r Le , Charlotte tCappieJ M, , ' tAn atgigeti? You be-fu A iiugifriffwtlm M 1 I C1 ' ent. s ould say!! We' e X C ey he digg? Iookn proud of her some day.1 ff.,-if: J I ff . , 'E ,, I Markham, Emily tMarkl K ,J f L ' CWe know her by her jolly air- tSometimes I set and think CHave you seen the new lieut- Miller, Margaret Cpeggyl enant out at camp? He's tS1lence is the principal in- gredient in the eloquence Page Sixteen

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CLASS OF 1 935 Felsman, Leota KStevel KCupid wrought her dimples deep ' That tell of elfishness never asleep.l Farrenkopf, Evelyn KPicklesl ' KHow would I get my grade I' without the aid of my e e ,Al Fargusson, Eloise KGinqerl :A US YHY H059 Sl'1iHY?l Fosdyck, Clarence K rkiel Kl-le has read much-even red hair.J Ford, lulia Kludyl KHer entrancing eyes and blonde curly hair, Give her a .unusual haughty ' air.J Z Foley, Helen KFoleyJ 1 Klf she would t, more we would know her better.l GOSSGQ9, Elizabeth fLiZZi9l KA wiser maid is hard to find Time is spent in developing her mind.D p l tl Frye, Mary Louise KAdairl KGee l wish l had a way to get to Adair today.l ' X Fosdyck, Dale KFarmerl I . X KFour hours to think how tired Lk? 2. Q l am and 20 hours to sleep.l 7 . Hay, Helen KKatiel KMen may come and menfl-Tay' go, but l go on forever.l Hare, Lucy KTootsl if' Klf silence were golden, she'd vm . ,, 1,110 be a millionairel Hanna, Verle KBeastlf h W' Q KFrom the crown o is headrto 1 ' ' , the sole of his foot ' 'I F ' ' lf W df caaq, H55 all fifqumeflt-l fp Iames, Doyle KPlow-horsej ' KA carefree lad.l Huff, Perry KPercyl KLet the rest of the World slip.l Hinman, Myriel KSadiel KBewitching eyes, light blonde hair A pretty maiden, young men Page Fifteen bewarej .Wi as Yay Q-X and the fun and hard times we had finding the right rooms and the right place for the right teacher to sign them. Then at 4:00 o'clock we forgot to turn them in or they had mysteriously dis- appeared. How we all remember the awful wails that were heard when We opened Wells Sz l-lart's Algebra book for the first time. Then there were the study halls where we signed to sit in a certain seat and the next day forgot which one it was, or maybe we had gone to sit with a friend and the teachers moved us in the middle

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.il V . W who t ,. lggtifaihit t CLAEEQQET Xgftiiig Noel, lohn tOrphie-J tI'm not afraid of work, I can sleep long side of it.D If Nichols, LaVerne Nicki tlrlis name is rather hard to ' spell, But we can do it very well.J J' 1 Murphy, Teddy cream W tNot that l like study less, but ' that l like fun rnorej v I 'N Pur r C el didn t say a t ' Q-D Q ml ton, Dorothy CPatD pfjtj COh kid-he's just pergctj rri CP nutsj 1 n you know what l'm ' re for.J,- I 7 ' I i Ritter, VictorAtVicD ' K ll'm always ady, always ,X 4+ true.J ,' Rigg, Hazel tRiggsyJ l COh, quit laughing at m . V Purdum, Mary Beatrice CBettyD QL tOrgeDevglg1g,really studies Spiker, Scjirah csauyy Qt tl'm going to be a soda yerk F in Bloomingtonj - , fVVlAf4-0 f V-' Simpson, Dorothy tDixieJ l fr1.,L,yj' lf tOh-kid, let's skip this after- V,,,44iL-xnoontl Roberts, lustus L. Uustyl tWhen not Spring, Mary Ellen CTOD 1 CWhat would lite be without lOY5f Or a town without C. C. boys?D Page Seventeen one is truly in love, he i ' b 1 it -. Onysayslt uf OO Sm siickiefi, Junior qsncky tl'rn not proud, even if I am handsomej Stanley, Marguerite tGretaD CThe moonlight ot forgotten seas dwells in your eyes.J the clubs, and attended the Iunior-Senior Prom. And now we are seniors going through the same routine as those that have already graduated and those who are yet to graduate. We have our plays, dances, proms and parties not to mention baccalaureate and commencement. ln athletics, both boys and girls, plays, and other activities in which our class has participated we feel we stand out as much, it not more, than any graduating class of M. H. S. ,Zi