Macomb High School - Spiderweb Yearbook (Macomb, IL)

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Beryl Frances Dougherty All the wlsdom of the Medas All the craft ot the Wabenos leanne Eaton I can shoot your heart and k1ll rt I can blow you strong my brother Ahce Eddlngton Speaks 1n tones so plaln and ch1ldl1ke Scarcely can the ear d1st1ngu1sh Whether they are sung or spoken Bernard Eltlng He who had the ear for muslc, Always humm1ng always s1ng1ng Kenneth Gamage Gazed mtcnt as IS lmplormg Often stopped and gazed 1mplor1ng Mac Gardner Delores Gloyd She was thmkmg ot a hunter From another land and country Vexed the vlllage Wllh dlsturbance You shall hear ot all hrs mrschret Wrlllam G1ll1dette He the merry m1sch1et maker Wayne England There are such men I hav known such Whom the1r people understand not Kerth Gordon Talked w1th them when e re he met them Called them always by the1r hrst name mf Page Is ye- n - 1 rl u - - ll , . . . u . . . . 11 u - - - - - lr , . u - - I 'I u - - - - . , I - - 11 xx - - - , ,. . , , . . . ,, U . . u 3 , K, ' If A u - I - - 11 . 4' .

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Iimmy Carey Looked with two great eyes ot wonder Eyes that seemed to ask a question. Barbara Carmack As ot one who is in a vision . . . Ceceha Chapman Always ready always wrllmng George Evelyn Curtrs lt thou only lookest at me I am happy I am happy As the l1l1eS ot the pra1r1e lack Davrs Gerald Clemons Paused a moment ere he answ' r d Arthur Curfman He wrth eyes of serrousness L1ke the tree tops ot the forest Ever r1s1ng r1s1ng r1s1ng Mar1on Davzs Oh me' when I parted from hlm Round my neck he hung the Wampum As a pledge the snow whxte Wampum O my sweetheart my Algonqum' less Davrdson Strarghtway from hrs brarn departed All hrs moody meloncholy Charles Dosrer As he passes through the heavens Walks rn s1lence through the twrhght mf Page 11 10+-

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Robert Halnllne Tall ot stature broad ot shoulder Martha Hare Heart and hand that move together Feet that run on wllhng errands' Mae Hart lolned them w1th the1r no1sy talxmg loxned the1r laughter and the1r s1ng1ng Raymond Hennessy Speechless as 1n 1nt1n1te sorrow Heard thelr volces call1ng to h1m Betty Hess Betty Lee Heaney Lrttle thttlng whlte hre 1nsect Llttle fhttmg whxte hre creature Tom Hemp He could shoot an arrow from h1m And run forward wxth such fleetness That the arrow tell behlnd h1m All she had endured 1n sllence Wlth the vrrtue of free gwmg Dorothy Herndon Seemed more lovely as she stood there Lenard Hurst Wlth a frown upon h1S countenance Queshoned hstened walted answered . D1Ck Murphy Tall and hthe as wands of W1llOW -arf Page 19 140'- ll , . . . ll I ' ' II ,, . . , . .. ' 1 . . . . . ,, H . . . . . . I I I , , . . . Swift of toot as Hiawathag 1. ' ' II ,, . . . . - - - - ll 11 ' ' . . . . ,, ll ll , . H . . I . . . , I I I ' ' ll ' '