Macomb High School - Spiderweb Yearbook (Macomb, IL)

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Phrl Logsdon He the marvelous story tell r He the traveler and the talker lohn Lewrs Ban the cunnrng Paw Puk Keevrs Lrke an antelope he bounded Randal Magu1re And made answer very gravely Mar1e Moore Wrllard Marlow For h1s very strength she loved hrm For h1s strength allled to goodness Harold Mason Wooed them wrth h1s smlle of sunsh1ne W1th h1s tlattermg vwords he wooed them Shrnrng were her two blue eyes Lxke lakes among the rushes Oscar Parks By h1s blazmg hre he sat there Warm and merry eat1ng laughrng Rosa Lee Parks Wayward as the Mrnnehaha Betty Patterson W1th her moods of shade and sunsh1ne Eyes that smrled and frowned alternate Marvrn Paugh Who shall say what thoughts and longrngs Frll h1s frery loraln w1th longmg 4-if lrzqe I yr 11 e 11 u - - , . . I - 11 u 1 u - - - - ll H . . . . . - . 11 7 I . n - - - rr u - - - , , . . . u - r u - - I - 11 XX - . . . . . . ,, .. P 1 . N

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Paul1ne lames L1ke a yellow leaf 1n Autumn Lrke a yellow water l1ly' Dwlght larv1s Wrth a smrle he sat and lrstened Utterecl nelther threat nor menace Leonard lohnson But h1S heart was warm w1th1n h1m Lrke a l1v1ng hearth h1s heart was Smgmg gayly to the woodb1rd Who from the leafy darkness Answered w1th a song as merry V1rg1n1a Lawson Mary lane lohnson And the daughter of Nakom1s Grew up l1ke the pra1r1e l1l1eS Grew a tall and slender ma1den Robert lones He s the one who s always wrtty He s the laughter of the tr1be But not once her l1ps she op ned Not a smgle word she uttered Eugene Le ters Skllled 1n all the craft of hunters ln all youthful sports and pastrmes In all manly arts and labors Betty Lefler Ponderlng much and much contr1v1ng How the to1ls of men mxght prosper Merl1n Lefler L1ke a man from dream awalfened -af Page so je' u - - - - ll H . . . ' ll ll ' . 4 . ' - - - ll ll - ' ff ll I I ' f ' ll luamta lump ,,. . . I If 11 ' e ' ll 2 N, ,, . . I I ll xx - - ' ' ' ll ll 4 ,

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W1l11am Pol1te Played t1ll mldnrght Played t1ll mormng Alvln Pollock Let no weed nor worm molest me Wayne Porter He who loves the haunts of Nature Loves the sunshlne of the meadow Loves the shadow of the forest Donna Post Much perplexed by varrous teehng Lrstless longxng hoprng tearlng Margaret Reed Tresses tlowmg hke th wafer Howard Rhoades Had o erheard the s Jrntul laughter lohn Rlutzel I should answer your 1n'1u1re Strarght way 1n such words as tollow Barbara Rutledge Thou wrth eyes so soft and lawn 11k ' Davld Sala Had you conquered h1m 1n battle Not a groan would he have uttered Lew1s Sell Lund seemed the sky above h1m Lund seemed the earth beneath h1m -af Page J 14+- ,, . . . . . ,, ll I ll ll ll ' ' f . . . . ,, I I I ' n - - - ,B I A I Ever thoughtful, carelul, watching, , , H ' ' .- ' L o, ' ' ll ll ' V - ' 3.1! u - - A , I L XX ' ' L , I ,,