Macomb High School - Spiderweb Yearbook (Macomb, IL)

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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

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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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5 ,Y gr. Strader, Pauline CPauD CA merry smile maketh glad the heart.l Sturm, Charles fChickJ tWayne King-The Second.J Swartzbaugh, Mary Ann Taylor, Marjorie fMarjD CNot a flirt, just naturally good natured.l , Thompson, Freida fThompyD 1 . CShe's quiet and sensible and 3' cheerful besides.l 5 Upp, Donald fDonJ Vail, Bette CBettsl tBette's happ - ucky grin Has hel ' V er many friends ft Ward, Louise KPollyJ .J t KA pleasant disposition is a I D' thing we all admire.l Cl-Ie says he's bashful.l Wasdell, Lorraine CWaseyJ fSwartziel COh, we have a test in history.l fOh, Typing is a snap.J wtuey, Kathryn qwiuiey '?f5,,QeC.,,6 3' ' ' lDid you have a test in ' , ,- History?J 'Q Willey, Pauline CPoolyl AM V' lf!! l CShe talks! She talks- Ye gods ' I 44 U VU, ' how she talksll Q My Wilson, Mary Louise flsouisyl she'd blush, most QD blush.l Woerly, Maurice Clvfikel CMy home is not the farm, I'm here on a visit.J Dear ol' father education is only two-thirds through with us and has left it up to us to go on and gain more knowledge-so let us throw back our shoulders, put that chin up, stiffen the upper lip, and lead our left at anything that comes before us that looks hard to whip. Those before us have succeeded-that is, those that really wanted to, so let's take the trail of our predecessors and succeed in the fields that are best suited for us, and if there is no field let us make one. fShe'd giggle loud and then Embarassed till she-'d al- Page Eighteen