Macomb High School - Spiderweb Yearbook (Macomb, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1955 volume:

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The seniors for their class trip, the juniors for the prom, and sophomores and freshmen for the years to come. The football team this year had the best seasons record in many years. They won eight games, losing none and tieing none, to win the Midwest Conference. During all the home games, the band preformed at half-time. IT WAS A TOUCHDOWN WE'VE GOT THE PEP HALT! ONE TWO HUMECUMING ALL FULL OF PEP THE BAND PLAYED ON COLOR GUARD HEADS PARADE MOST BEAUTIFUL FLOAT Qjofty' 'NWA 'r f X 'H 2,2 ' 3' S +3 W Pl 4 Q in -o 1 '.f B f '5 , af , ' 'Q QSM. 2' Qi 1 nf M '. -. N , . ,. ,.. linxf limi: lt. 5lll5lll'I', lx. llllllllll, Xl. lullls, I. SXYlSt'LIUOll, Xl. XlilSUIl, C.. liurgurtl. li. Ile-tp Si 'n'1l . , . . . . , , I . , limit ll. f,l'UNVl', -I. lilcxins, C.. llunmng. S. llatmtcr. Nliss XM1ggm1t'l'. l. Riggs. Cn lnmam SENIUR CLASS PLAY CAROLINE, played by Kathy Inman, was an unusual teen-ager as she didn't like boys, dances, or pretty clothes. Instead, she prefer- red birds and bugs. The boys tried to get her attention by going bird-Watching with her, and made the bet implied in the title. Victory final- ly comes to Ioe, a bashful boy, played by Roger Slusher, in the form of real love for Caroline. The play was directed by Miss Waggoner. r ELSE: FU? CDEUT Moccasins and no lipstick YOU CAN 'T KISS CAROLINE I'Il'-Nl limb: VI. Duns. l,. lit-4111. 5. lilgg. 1'. Alltsoii. Mwmnl linux Is-1-l. I.. Smith, I.. llatukvtl, C. INA. XI xv1llll'l', Xliss xyLlQgUlll'l'. 'l'f1i1'r1 limb: L. Litth-. H. lh11wy.AI,-Illstlls. Ilillllplltll. S. Xluliiu- Ill'f. L. Nlvtlvv. lftllllilll Huw: D. llcltosu, li. 'lxuoltz IJ. l'ug11v. XY. St-ott, bl. Xlullcu, G. XYclch. STAG LIN E JUNIOR CLASS PLAY THE STORY is of Maudie Mason, a very ef- ficient teen-age girl, who always seems to have a stag line. Besides managing her men , Maudie decides she must take charge of her sister's wedding. Maudie decides to use her technique to win the best man but somewhere along the line there is a mix-up. For a while, there is a question of whether there will even be a Wedding. A slip of Maudie's efficiency results in a great deal of confusion and amus- ing situations which made for a very enjoy- able play. WE PREPARE QQ? NOW REMEMBER . . . EUR T'V SHOW ONE OF THE BIG EVENTS of the year was the T. V. show. Under the direciion of Mr. Kimpton and Mrs. Cummings, the students worked many OUR SCHOOL FLAG OUR NATIONAL ANTHEM hours practicing. Everyone agreed though, that it was Well worth the iime and effort. FUN AND ENT tl R , I is 673 PENNY CARNIVAL 5.53 ERTAINMENT SINCE THIS WAS TOUR YEAR, the music department had to dream up many brilliant ideas on how to make money. They made money picking up corn, and another money making project was the Penny Carnival. There was everything from weight guessing to a penny-a-vote king and queen contest. The students this year were entertained by many good assemblies. The Wood- stock and Western College Choirs, and the Quincy High School Orchestra, each pre- sented a performance. There were also many groups from within the school that put on assemblies, including the Junior English Class, which put on a program concerning their study of poetry. Macomb was very proud of their basket- ball team this year. They won second in the Midwest Conference: won the County Tournament, but lost to Colchester in the Regional. THGSE HATS ! I ! ! x ,5 Fi QQ! , 1' 1 Q, E ,wx x Q i Mi? Ui- 4. FSH +5 A ...gm A 5, K 123 s AV' 'TQ ll uf J 1, W . I I , gi -M is gr gd? Q .. b 1 LEARNING OUR MAIN UBJECTIVE ' -li I MOVE THAT ONE WOODWORKING PHYSICS MACHINE NN E SEARCH 1' OR KX OW LEDC E AND SKILL SENDING CHRISTMAS SEALS THE ART CLASS SHOP GRI-IDIIATIUN . . . THE ENDING I-IND THE BEGINNING THEN, FINALLY THE BIG DAY for the Seniors. 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'Q I. 7.3 w in 'Q .1 A .fm x'I,v.., ,gm SUPERINTENDENT P. F. SHAFER During the past school year, Mr. Shafer, with the help of the Board of Education, has increased the standards of our school. He has endeavored to encourage a high stand- ard of scholarship and citizenship in Macomb Schools. Whether seen in the school or on the street, you can't help but notice his keen personality and friendliness toward everyone. We are truly grateful to have Mr. Shafer in our school sytsem. BOARD UF EDUCATION The guiding and lawmaking body for Macomb High, its Board of Education, is composed of members elected for a term of three years by the citizens of Unit District No. 185. They are repre- sentatives expressing the public will and they have given un- stinting of their time and energy. The Board is responsible for the hiring of teachers, the building and maintenance of school property, the building in general, the operation of the Macomb Public Schools. S :Inf Ill It l Xlillvtg Pl'm'.sirl4'Hl: lf. K. Kzlvllwg Xlrs, lflsn' llmvtmnll. S1'f'l'f'llll'llJ Xlrs. KUIIII ll: cll 'S lm Ill lx lttt XX nlzmtlg .Xl Cuuptflt 'llmu l'.1t's': SIllPf'l'illft'Illll'lIfJ l', lf. Slmlvrg IRL-itll Scott. UIQ ull PRINCIPAL W. R. POGUE When in the halls or about the school, Mr. Pogue is always busy at some task, coping with teachers, leaders, and the general trouble maker. Due to these untiring efforts and his participation in school activities, he has bettered our school. His personality, sincerity, and ingenuity has won admira- --- tion from all. We are truly grateful for his splendid and inspiring leadership. -HI- l SECRETARIES All during the year, while we are in the hub of school activities, these secretaries are busy working behind the scenes. Lois, be- ing Mr. Pogue's secretary, is responsible for all the principal's correspondence: while Virginia and Elsie are busy handling textbooks, mail, and the numerous bookkeeping matters. They should be complimented for their splendid work. , .nu , 3 . s ' A . Luis Nlunifix XIIRCINIA FLUELQEL lSll.Sll5 Bowxmx 1 NIT' gb-OQPY' 5e,w.x'f' ROBERT AL1fxANn1zu ELIZABETH BOYLE Emir: Bltfwsimw Enrru CIIUHCIIILL Mullwnmtiw- Dean, Languages Biology A CU,,,,,,L,,CL, MANY OF US don't fully appreciate our teachers ef- forts to prepare us for life ahead. In later life we will thank them in our hearts many times for the time, energy and patience that they put forth toward our learning. NOON HOUR DISCUSSION 'ff V5 I I xl.-XNJORIE CUMM Ixus English, Speech U -, X Q ' '---1 mf ' ' T 1, I ' -u-...-I 5 . . Q , ' I X1 .- 1' . . A ' ,r Bunm-:'r'1'r: CIRAHABI Ag1riz'uI!urc I I x .. I ,.A. ...A ..-- . H.-x1.r.u Duczmin ,IfllIl1ClHlltiL'S, Science M.xn1'1N l1As15l,'r1Nr: Dean, .IlllfIlCNlfltfL'S 'I ., , W. x, K F 'Wx ,, .3 Q S f IA '1 .I, ,ji 1' Y X , . U xYIl,l.I.'XNl Hl l'llilll'1 1'hgfsir'r1l 1':lllH'llfi0ll 'X wa' iutu lluxm: Cloummx .Um him' Tl'llillill,Lf .xflllllltll 4' Io Ilulyl' Cilmrm JW! ' X' . nf-AN Q TID? IJ.Xl.l'1klNll'l'UX I. lirmrl ALNLX JL'5l'L'S l'l1g1,sif,'1ll Ifcluculiuu 'F-i l..L -r?f'X 'MM-Q-iii, pw liox' IIUXXYXIKID Auto .Vc4'1u1l1im' I lmu-un 'l'miniug FACULTY f-1 T' Ixus l .xx .f K JOHIN NIARTL1-mx ANIILS N11llLLhI ICRA GENE NIORRIS History English, History Louisa Wfxccoxrzu English Dramatics NIMH' Zotxusos XX IXII mn 1101121 N lnglish Iournulism bdwol Nurse .-- J X,-,fff . SENIOR CLASS ,t. SENIOR CLASS UFFIEERS Alim Blmins. 'I'rf'1l.xlll'1'l' ltugvr Sluslu-r. It4'lmrl1'r Bull Crmxv, lVlt't'-l,l'l',XlIll'lIl lllll lllgg. Sl'f'l'4'f1lllf lliclx l.t'illll4'l'XKUHll. l'l't',si1fr'nI WHERE HAVE the last four years gone? It chicago, where we spent a glorious three days seems like yesterday when we were poor, in- As the last days of May drew to a climax, we experienced Freshmen. had little time to stop and realize what was The Sophomore year passed swiftly. At that time we underclassmen, innocent as we were, felt we had nearly grown up. As Iuniors, we began to shine more brilliantly than ever. Our class play, No More Home- work , was a smash hit. Then we began making loads of money by putting on after game dances, bake sales, and operating a coat checkroom at basketball games. Highlighting our Senior year was our class play, a tremendous hit, entitled, You Can't Kiss Carol- in e. Homecoming festivities were a success, with Dick Leatherwood and Pat Rigg reign- ing as King and Queen. We sponsored a cabaret dance, a big sucess, and our class trip was to happening. Then all at once, it was over. Q KEN X I-I'l'II BENN lC'l 'Ik N t ss- Bou Cxowu X IHQIXIX D xxxru flIiliALlJ Fosugn Ixrxxhrla C xmuuox in 'I-an L 'snr' 151 Nma- xx IIIQNII-.5 1CL'c:1axr. lxxux K.x'1'm:1uxl-3 Ixxux C11-,cmmf lmlx Xlxx Inv, Y, 1341 x . if- ww 4 SENIUR 'WG ' X I t- 'f Qi' Y ., Mt, V R. AJ: .E ,NJ 1 ,L ' f E L -A. S S fl iz: A v' ' ' Q? Dux LLAxx'11mmomu Cmml. Lvxnsrmnr BIG EXAMS lhczluluw Xlc KI-Il-I Dux NIVXIQ1-.1.m ff: H 1 X Ag! BE' ,.., 'N MM. ullll kl4.1.l.s Sunni.:-zs' Kr-:1.x.1'x1 SANIDIKA Ku-11.11 S,xxlm.x Knllxulx l,Amn' lbxxms lim-3 Xl,xl,oxm xI.XliKiIli Nl.-xsox liocsuu xICCl.lN'I'0CK XIAHY LOU NICGIKUDEII was--1' 5, 52--G wx , f' S' Vqn. 1. 5933 h 4 X EN gi xi ca X Bun N11-pncznen liwsul. Nlu.n.r:u Roxxuz Moss DALE NIULLEN Wit' mr jmuu' NELSON XYAYNE NORRIS jAl.,A.NE PATRICK Dox POIVITLIK NI.xm:ua l'mx'l'r1n SENIUR CLASS CABARET DANCE l YC E' Hocaxzn SLL'5liliH dpzk--sa .lun SL'l.l.lYAN VIACKIE XY,-Xlbli ll.Xlil!ilC'l l' XV.x1.1. O Tal? Yi l'x'l' l'm rs lilczuxmm l,lKl'IN'l'IfTl'l Dux Hmm: PA1' Run: BA1us,xu,x Sczxusuzn PA1' SPIKINKEER P1n'1.1.ls Swlsucoon Lrgsnzn Tuoxu-sox l'.x'r 'l'lm.xsur:n Ymu. XYurrrg Il,xmn,x'N XX'll.1.1sox FRANK XYoo1.Axxl MW, JUNIOR OFFICERS Xlgxry lu x'illlUK'. S4'r'r1'I1lry Lynm- llau-km-tt. Tl'L'll.S'llI'l'I' Bill Dom-y. Prvsizlwlt Shirh-y Higg. Yin'-Pl'4'.s'i1l1'rlf A N.. if ,,,.: 'N Q' W. ? 62 JUN 'R ek IDR CL C' RQQ wi 1 f an C Il 'S+ X' 'mmf .QA .--Q !, ,ff ,-1 Nl l Yum' lluukvlt Cumlum- Hzlim-s Dumm llauniltun Ccmnic' llilllllllll -lucli llzunpton llllii' llllllllillg K4-mlull HL'llt0ll fyilllcf' llmlgcs Shirlvy llugln-s Alwuum- llllts fully juslus lJm'lurx's Kalisvl' ,Iucly Kvlllllilf' Xl.uAy Kurth Gb ,sf fd if -bv K 'YN WITYI 4 W . Tom Crcusey Sandra Crowe -I-lll Davis Dick Dc liosal Hill Dmlvy lilimlwtln l a1wcclt Admin lfvim-rmaun U 1 llmvurcl l L-rris CIIkll'I1'1'Il Ifoslcl' Knltlllm-cn Fostcl' Carol Fox f nr XI lrthl C cntrx liltl C r IX LS 11 :mu bruu hbf 49 ma if bd if 5.3 Q' elf-2 Nl S .1 fi ,. . Carol Clnllangl - J. , , ' Yirgil LQUUI' l I Q xx h . a 1 f ' I' -QW - , - , 44' X N 4 I Q L xx K .HA ' ,. A 'P 5 nd J Q - V X fav ' Q Q on M Q' N W 4 , . V W k C llLlIlll1'l'N lUl'tlllll' ,M ,.,' gh ,. ' ar fig 'f f . -: v ' V if Z, 4 C vorgn- Krusc Lmm Landis Hose LL-altln-rwoml Rode-ric'k L1-st:-r Inu Lewis lovcl' Litcllfivlcl Larry Littlv XViIlium Locke' nmiv Xlrfflalill Bl'XL'I'ly Xltffoy Clmrlvs Xlvllalllivls Larry McCu- mlrzl xll'f:l'llill'l' In-rry' Nlckauny Sandra xlL'KiIlIll'X Limln Nlir-In-Ii JUNIUR IILASS -w :.:, . Q ik-N Q. gr. ,Q '- A R X-W , ' 5 ' ' H1 7 3' ' 1 5 XV ' X 'Q-fx JO 5-Sari nv- . X X Pix ' . QI A . Y X. . 'lo' ,. Env N Mary X4 lla XluorL Limla X4 sm NUIIIIIL Xflsou Larry u s Norm III 111 L liuth Rcid Shillvy liigg Bvlty liitlvlllmllsc D1-mum lluhimmm Patsy liuycl' Lzlrry Hyam loc- Suviflgm- XVLll'lll'l' Stull Limlu Sm-lsvr Bill Skvin Limlal Smith Nlaxlculm Smith Put Smith Nancy Stevens Iuckie Stoncking lim Stoucking CLASS 2-A Z' ' SOPHOMORE OFFICERS mlm' Davis. l'n'xirlr'r:l Louis Clillwrl. 1fl'lHIl'll'l' Simms Ii1'vclm'l', Sl'l'l't'flIl'lf ll:u'rx Cl.u'riwn. X'irc'-l'l'1',s'irlc':1I Indy licutty. Trr'f1.mn'r nf SUPHUMURE CLASS -1 . E Q1'l':- ,, vr ' ati' u X ns Ill u l N X 1 ' - , . H-11 V KA, ig? if fi? yi' 1 1 1 . my ,im 1m.N'1 r Q is rj' 1- '11- ' 'S mp. zu' . IN, XX ill' . A ty' g 'vc' ' I - h r 'f.q ' , fi' V ,,..: 4. ,Q -- N . N ' D , D , f. ll '. slip 7. Ih- 5. f 'Y' YW in-xnxx' Vv 6'Vh -J, ,f--Q, K 1 i .. Curiuuck, Carol Clwiimvvtli, Ianni-s f:lll'll0XX'Utll. Plivllis Cliristiv. Bula Coqlclinglun, Sully Collins, Slizlroii ., af -ca 'Q 4' -S2 zz- 4: l F' I VX 5 c:I'1'klSj', Bula 1 227 L' W':HI 'int' X KV f Cross, Nlilclrucl ' , Davis Im- 1 :limi np mm, mii- C' llulu-y, llurry , 4 X 'gall G W S 'T A Ibouglus. liuyiiiuml l 'P il fl :fx A lJllIll'l lovcc 'nur Q Er: an - 'p- . Q lflrlx-rt. Marilyn 5 f. I, ' 'fy .4 Q lilirlmrt, Fern ,, ' s, Fltiiig. Dim ' - N A Q- ,W lngcrton, Lu' ' ., 'i ' f' -,,,,,T Q M' , l Af R Fcrris Ilelcn i K x 5 if . Fc-sler, XV11ync i A X ' . . 5 ' box, Marilyn SUPHUMURE CLASS lfmiill, C,iu'nl L- . fizlllzlllllti Slmroii Cliuiismi. ll1u'ry A 'S Gilln-rl. Louis W I ix ' J! ,zz Gil wrt. xlilfllfll - K ., Ci ZV- ! Clituvs, l,al1'rx' Crm-vin. lJ.1lv is . 4 , . Cliuvvr. l'a1triL'l4 i sf. Ilulvx, Carolyn S' I V . 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J 1 5,1 15 v l 1 Nlc-sick. blgllllbt' ri.: - ' F ,,,, 5 M y.. S 4 l '57 lf Q' - KIUUII, Iurlx L A lg w 1 gl ' f jug A N ' 'K ' 'Vs X 'S 4' l ' Nlcyvr. jucly HV. U A, Xlorris, l'lllg1'lI1' Y' Z? 4. M ,K I l. 'V v X M W ' Y Ml QS , ' -sun. l l'a1m-is Nulmlv. I1'.lIlll4' . .. , f' ul lg A as 'Q' ' .. ar! Q' Ni lxlz 1 Ill 'I S xx nik G cl ,vw 'V' il Q, 5 ll s 'Y -1'-f 4 nlmuxn ru llllvlll 6 liussqll V1 L nc L1 1143 S- A 5' Scttu Cllllllli Q, Wx llil x -ini' ,Z 4,-ff Q 5 5 1 muon I I? Sllllt llLl1 r SUPHUMURE CLASS Xl!! lll llll llli 1 ll an J., w lllllxlllj., ll ,gy iowff gl mu u 1 sl In l fl I 47 Il ll I W, 111 lg max vw..-fi iv ul 1 :stu N lu u n Ill u 13, ,K I mm -N, 4 E s- U Ill 1 s guy Qi f HX' ki 'Gab fn NV 110' Sgt 4 1'-'P A Qf4 I Q L' I cl f ' ll-lll'lClx. Ulu-rl t ll ' 'qi'-4, W A ii' PR L L l'm1l'sml. 1' Ill -Ill ' . X lv I fl L ' L in , Q3 lltlI'l4'l', llillll J f 'r 9 ' y I K ' - E F l' Til 'W 5 l,l'vllic'4'. llu lil' Q. A 1' Y' X , A I l l r l , llI'l'klt'l'. fit' ' f tv, 25 i 4 . N' V Y , V W lla-' nulclj. Bull 1 X, .Y ' f 54 f , '7 jf, X .gf 1 f mu- 11.1 l M g l P '59, lml ' . . Img.-f , X' it v - - C1 ll. f I X I -' ' - ill 'Y A l l A liutl -. a rrp lwf l A lf gl 1-af g- ,W 1. , - l 2 l , vi' .. bv ' W, f 'vw . sm 11-11 K x J - V ' ' 7 ' 1 'L , .,., L A I ' lt A ll. - l' fl K fl ' , 'I 'a I0 Sll -1 l'all F U.. Sn, l', lla 'mlml lk 3 M l W Sv' 11 -f K -5? l Stltl Don lx Q' -an 1 -Q Q ff. ' Str - 1. C lclia- ' , .,,w A' 1 53' SlUllL'lQl!lQ. lla-nry f f X ' cj I X Q. 5, 't ' xg , W sh , - 5' k M ff, 4,132 -if ' L V .- ' A , E .., K x Vllllllllllll. Cllmlm- - Q llllltllllpf . NIA 'lkllllll 1 'WR' VlllIl'll.' 1, 'I ll's I Vila. xvl'gllllil is x 'vc K k YQ 'gllt, XYQ ll 'I' A H Q ' N ' nn T K XVA ll li 'lx 1- - 5.2 mi v f I 7 'ggi' ll 4 'Q' f, 'W H ,I -gy. '- '-1' ' . wifi ,..l M - . 4 TK . A' -I ' 7 If , U4 'c. l.11 llmulal I Xl' 'l .' KAL' 'i f' .. XYl ltr, N1 l'I lil f ' 9 X. Al Xlll lt'y, Sli: AUII , 'YW 3 l A I ', W ,Q v XY'll'.' . 'llama ' is - f I ' 4 5 NY lla I. l.l vynl Ir, Q , of ' ' Y' ' 1 tl y jg A y A M , . 1 A W J ' L k Cll ' ll X. his F RESHMAN OFFICERS Dane' Xlllrphy. Sw'n'luryf xIill'QklT4'i Xlillvl. R1'purIc'r XMIM? llorn. Tl'r'11.s' lllt'I' Larry Bartlett, Yin'-1'l'1'si11f'11l Luam Ki1'kpa1t1'in-k. I'rf'.virl1'11l ,Www . . 5 s FRESHMAN CLASS X'1s1i11v. l'1clxx.11'ml 'K ,hy vcsu K l3.11x1. Im- nn Q fy 7 . , LM. f i ix -fy 'ffm liaullm-tt. L.ll'l'X xv A ka A l5illm'lc1', YUl'L'Ull fl Y . X ' -. x ' 'X 'X M L ' -- liixlump. 'litxil I E , l5l.111cl. l,a1l'1'y 'Q Q V Q: I W 2 is fs , an A K . l3mx'11. SLIIYI -In A ' -,- -,.. Briggs. Ruhr-1't 42-f 1, -K- -1 -f' sk f R' f -- s linucmlw. xl.ll'il7l4il' 'U 2 . , I ' f as me 4- E -rf X A S ,4., x -.1 l ,...v '- i 1 ...,,,,r 1 l5l111u'. ,I1lIlll'S 5 ' BlltkAlIC'l'. l3a11'l1111'aL B at .,. ,N ffalsl1.J411111 A 'G-4 1 Nj CTlll'IlUNYl'tIl. kvitll :,.-:N ' 111 ' 03:49- Culylm. Klurslmll Cuupvr, -l1lIliL'U Cuopvr, Lloyd Cmllins. Kcxlllvlll Crmu: ixl'llllll' .x Q N xx H,x ll IIN umm ll rx IX Vi mln lllltl INK lll X g... lx me 4. 1? 1- la li A' '. ual 11 'Ulf' ,1 3:5 lun ll In lx luv K 1 lllvi CLASS 'f-'7 4680-1 new OI' 'I .41 Cu Iniul, .iury U11 liiL'lnall'cl D41 3 liarluru lJ1 ','. Lillilil Umll' s. Kilt' 1 IQ uw-tl, Iulm xv Ifisln-l'. llurlm-nu' -fl, .- .Q l 1.'k 'IL -I ll' Y p X I ,Q - lfuulk. I,1u'ry 'M ' lfrimluy. 'vx -tln Cm 11,1 I ll M K I u lol 1 'Q Y te W - c:lllA .- 5 'plx TM nm. Klls rg J: A A 1 . -v 'YLV Q A ..., W5 J H A :AH ' I-1' X 2 Wk , al , M Y wx, S' Q K' AVN' N 1 ' f 4 A x ,N fwim 'a , I J, , Q , V' xv I Iuston, Myrlcnc llutson, VVzmda 'THQ' Iccnoglv, Dunne' Inman, Lois X' 7 1 I X Kellum, Dorothv : I f x ggi, - L w p, Km-plcr, Surah it L., 'dm ,ei Q it , .. . I P hlrkpatrick, Luun I '-'- 4: gl, ' -. Kugler, Sharon fu' ll' - f F .7 '-'-' if W K V Landis, Lorraine 9 Inllyi-f. liobr-rr i , IA-mtvl. jc-1'1'y A , I1 Wm M ., V Lvwis Nillllij' 3-f:l:v -v I,itc'l1fii-Id. Cllzlrlvs .vi Y - , .'V Long. Dorothy 1 - V 1 . l,UllQll'l'lll1lll. Conniv X5 i 4 Q Q' ' JL Xlt'cj0l'llliL'k. Clzuldizl Xlvlluxulld. Irene' 1 04 XiC'c:1lllgil0B'. Randall 6, NlvKn-4-. Stanley v FRESHMAN CLASS Marlow, Larry X Xlnson Lois ' R fb -- Xll'l'l'0l', Marilyn 6' , P Milli-t. Mz1rgzl11-t vp 1 qw M? KN' xlil1l'l', IilllCt Hi sfqxi 4 M -'X i rf Mueller. Ioyce if W 2 L W. xillfgllll. liiclmrii Morris. licvmly .- ,q Xlurfin, Arlvnc Jw! J! . ' ...y I Murphy. David Q ' ' gf ,QI :,.,. , , gp .lr V' . PM Noi-l, bum Xmmiin. Xyiliilllll 3' Z L i,L'llIllllfltUIl, Hulzulcl 1' . Q 'Sq 6- X G 1' Puglw. Doris -- 4 , - 1 ff?5E5Q3:: V- ki f..'.f,f RQ gc K .,. Li W E l'0SSlf'v, Clvnn 9 'rx , W1 ' Pllffilllll, Ronnie . W 7 X W- ff 1 lk W ii 1,-ev Nvx wtf' if 41 r .-Q-1 41 I . . 1. -l' iv iw , . ,e L ,,-, Q V V .3 .' ' ' f .0 . Q 'Y . I 4 E , A 2 . ,. 6 A-x ' . ' f 'Qi' f W I V1.7 s..f-v , 5 FQ . X 5 -Z. -gg r 1 P' A il' . A 5 r , gn l K 'six .1 X wsu au' A4 i 11 ' ,ff 'V' w-,v .,3 .2 Q ,K-. an i Q .W ,x , 1-L, Cnr 1-vc 1 1 li L'IllNHlSi', Marilyn lin l Xml ll l, Imln W , V lim-cl, xlllflllll 'T gfgl- 4 in H l ' , Sanllm v, Cara Lcc L5 'S' v Salnisll-1, -lim SL'lllK'll'll, Auclrvv Q Y 1 51-Qc'a SL'lllll'lKll'l', Billy 1 S1-ills, XVc-mlull S4-nu. Nancy , Nl.. x S1'lYt'l'. Sumlrzl 'ar an 9 h A Slnvppunl, Curl 1' X :fl 1 A L Sllurt, Illilj' 2, -ff L . gi. I Simms. NVilliaun X 3-lb. 'il'-.kxf Skimwr, liuth Ann .' lUL'li. Llllilll Stumlnrcl. Marilyn Stutlvr. Cary , Sn 'is' Q ' S0llHllUlL lftlcliv xx J. an Sim vns, Huy FRESHMAN CLASS Slicklcu, 'l'u1'ry 'l'l1orpv, Xvklylllllll 'lNllI'llSlll'l'. Larry Tilton. Icrrx' OIllllllSOll. .lucly 'lkmll-, Judy xvilXVl'Cl'. Xvlllllil Voglvr. Peggy Yulkc-r, lflllllli XYllllL'ln. ,lltllll Xllltsun. lluln-rl XYlSSlt'll4l, Slick , fc fl.: 'F -' LEX -, fa. , In ' K, mf' , g if 7-va' 239' L-1lwv5ne.gX . l , N ,914 ,- ., l'? Q B ,gm Jflifu S . fi' N A ,ii - QQ 3 , The -s. x I H WNW . -' , 1 'lik .,:. X ,, 'HQ 'V 1 '-2 V, 5 Q' z ...ff Xi' A ' fp, Y X 1 Y v 'FN is fy. 'yi l, x W' R L5 FV, JV E XT through the lens of the camera we see conference champions in football . . .county champs and high contenders in , 1 1955 , I, SPIDER WEB the basketball conference . . . and some C if' sa? ,l 'wi ff QL QI' Q6 1' Fffsfgf .. a , ' s . 3 X s H gd' X , N 4 XNQQX 353 6' -'J 1 in i -.f 25 Q E - L 4 'qi i rg? X ,, A V W1 H f k-mf 5, K Nswwg., Q W ? f 4' A ,Lf-KJn,J ' I w-uw... e -. ,M ,, ., Vi ,. ,n-fqgy' Au, Q, 4 J M A. 525' 5' f- V LL.k 'fm' 4 K ' q4Sk1w X ,.k ,T gl A l Q- ,Z Ni K K 4, ,i -It .,.:. , I VJ! 5 ' f5? f j 'ii i at f 7 . u f ' 5 iff QQ' ' Q33 'Q Q Hi 'Q .1 b : -M t . ' A L fi P 333 x W K , H A x li Q- R . A F22 H 'fm 5, ic 'f NN s . S xg , i ' i- r Q L ls, A it sawn- S A gf , :Z Ai qi V P 4 3 T kN -f S- N , QW B-1 X 3, I J ts . +4 fp ' ' .V Y V Q M 1 '1 fur x 1 Md ,, 14. ',, gf' r fr .W J I I , M K vw-A N ,A , . 1 - yr-4 , K I , 4 1 L k W , 1 ix t f .M Q X if -I. llaunptmm. S. .'hlliIl'l'XYS. S. SEASON RECURD Macomb 15 Iacksonville 7 Macomb 39 Havana O Macomb 31 Rushville 6 Macomb 28 Bushnell Prairie City 21 GAMES AWAY Macomb 18 Notre Dame 13 Macomb 28 Beardstown 7 Macomb 34 Monmouth 12 Macomb 28 Carthage U D!! l1 ? ' Mve- GO MAN! GO' I. V. SQUAD l ir.s'l Hutt: IDSINIS 1 I5 CILIN I amd. CI. Nlorris. 5 f mil nt tlmi. l'. l'ortt . frrlt Ilup h tg: fill pci I I I,l't'IlIICl'. NI. ltr-t-rl. I I5 ut 1 It Illlldlllll I Ct It D Ill t inn frflllfll xIill'lll I I mrl ltmr: Cliviitiwt' .'X. cillltltk NI. Ht-4' lx. llztrp. I. XXIII IS CHEERLEADERS III rt I Nlul xx 3 r-'- -4 af 1 ,X ' x ff Q Ca fl 'iw G V556 me Ax HQNVNQ Duck, Dellcfa no Hemp eye- N9k.Oww2, ,Qs ilnlfxibvbl .Q - fu KJQA Xa,-'xffgi pVw Wx 'C3'l PM! J Row PGQZQJL w-'mw'UU'A 5193+593 'Q N53 53 X ff Q 53 DQJ2, mich 4 Sw ,fpl 'Term 'JEEHW' Mvikmx Qvwfvffla '-f 0 t'1-' 0 il MQ ima ,QQ Ui 6 Q FNIWYQQH f'!5K'!f'vUv3 mm Evbwuh W A iafiff' lf? F' va .AEK 4?,.f ' ff! 'N Q 1' XE . 4 a 1 ,qv - x vp. EJ J E355 pg E j 5 3 , , I llrmll limi: HI. HIVXIIIN. li. ll.1m1111g ID. IA-.lllxn-1'xx'4xml. lx, C-.lrx'1sru:. l,. l',mlxx.mls. li. llump. 54'l'17llII limb: .A,tHHl,Lfl'lA Xl v , . . lull I Uvlgvn, X. ll.1Ic'. C, Ixllzlcul. f,1NlI',l Ile-c'l'clv lilwmkx. j. Sllllluul. HLIQVI' Shu A. VARSITY BASKETBALL 1 UP AND OVER, LARRY 'f. BASKETBALL SCORES 1954-5 Macomb Macomb Macomb Macomb Macomb Macomb Macomb Macomb Macomb Macomb Macomb Macomb Macomb Macomb Galesburq Colchester Rushville Ft. Madison Quincy Carthage lacksonville Monmouth Dupo Mattoon Schlarman Western Carthage Beardstown Macomb Macomb Macomb Macomb Macomb Macomb Macomb Macomb Macomb Macomb Macomb Macomb Macomb Notre Dame Bushnell Prairie City Southeastern Rushville Notre Dame Havana Lindbloom Beard stown Galesburg Havana Woodruff Northwestern Colchester I. V. SQUAD 51 g... lust linux C.. I.1l llll ltl. ll. l'.1t1'1f.-L. IJ. Xl111'1iI1x. ID. XM111l11111. lx. ll.ll'1L Il. 11.11 IN IT GOES Y Il 111. SVIWVIHI I ll Xl Xtissltncl, f., llmslf-x. ll. C,l111st11. X. c.llll lx C tilt lflirr ll 1 C r11'f1C.11r4l1111 llopp 1 1 . . HU N. . 1l. ,pv- Y-0 lull V' rex CW ls 2 lT'S ANOTHER BASKET 6 2. ,O l ff +I 0 Wm 9045 was iriO f-:xanax .-5:5-2-slnw.:.r,.':xam4m-W f., A , .,.. . -A. f... ff-uf--f.,.u.1 ,....-- MQ!!! .:.,en's453'5' -,.-..,,,,,. ..-, MW, ,MV wg, K M, .1 1 441' ,f 417 U 2 HQ -4 4' wrdk L L.. H557 ax 9,3 -V+ vw Q., if . g,3s,xwmunf'yrA41nvgg4,.,3,, t N.. . .-N.a.-.vii 4, gwwmrx mp.-ew ga-wanna Big wa gg-iki1k:f's6S1?Ht ,'!SI.!lkRf'vW'95' 3 , . w:1+a.fzw:.2Qk 3,54-'J -Q Qt April 2 'Q at in ji' April 6 April 1 5 UP AND OVER April 18 April 20 April 25 April 28 May 3 May 6 May 12 A LONG IUMP BASEBALL LLL, SCHEDULE Galesburg Bushnell Quincy Rushville Beardstown Carthage Notre Dame Carthage Quincy Rushville May 17-18-19-20 District Tournament May 23-24-25-26-27 Sectional Tournament COME ON, MELVIN THE WINNER TRACK MEETS April 7 Rushville cmd Carthage April 19 Bushnell April 26 Midwest Conference April 29 Colchester cmd Bcrrdolph May 10 County Trctck Meet May 13-14 District Meet Western PICKING UP MEDALS HE MADE IT OW the lens of the camera catches actions of the clubs and activities. Our governing body the f 4'- O 1955 SPIDER WEB g student council . . . the , x sf,s 2 . I M i 4, Q 3. Q clubs of service and pleasure that motivate : r t -. WE il J is W.. G THE DEADLINE THE LATEST NEWS THE SENTINEL, the bi-weekly school paper, is put out by the journalism class. It comes out every other Thursday third period and costs only 5 . There are special issues for Christmas, Homecoming, and commencement. It takes a lot of Work to meet deadlines, get advertisements and write up articles. It contains news of what's going on in school, coming events, editorials, the sports page and other items of interest to the students. l l'A'IIl ltnlvz -I. llllllll'i, P. Swist-guml. K. lnmsm. L. lftlwztrcls. Brick lltlll mms l SlllSlll Clmu Nliss ZUIIIIIINN, Xl, l,Ul'lVI'. l.. Xlt71'llt'l'. H. BI'tllll'l1. lt. Xlt-Cflilltucli. if 91 l Y -gn- Nm l7.n'1t Rout NI. Smith: VI. Nlul lluckx-tt. Svrnrzzl Rmb: Nh' Nlurtvt-ity: Ni. Clrttiiigt-r: K Fostm'g li. Nh-i'ct'r: li. Mu Clinton-k. WORK! WORK! WORK! AUTOGRAPH PLEASE J' Q , SPIDERWEB LITERARY lots to do in order to make the yearbook bet- write-ups. After the first semester, the staff ter each year. has to get the dummy copy made and sent to the engraver and then to the printer. One night out of the Week before the first Everyone works hard and they hope you will semester is over, they Work on pictures and enjoy the 1955 Spiderweb. lc-nz D. Bit-X4-t-Icy, Ifclitnrg Nl x,llIK'1'l B. liittt'lliI0llSC'1 L SPIDERWEB BUSINESS THE BUSINESS STAFF of the Spiderweb has a hard job making money to pay for the yearbook. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Kostas, they have done a very good job. It costs so much to put out the annual, the staff has to work hard to keep the cost to the students down. Some of the ways they earned money was selling candy at basketball games and after school, promoting the sales of the yearbook, putting on an after game dance, and selling name cards to the Seniors. - '-xx SWEETS FOR SALE LOTS OF LUCK, PAL Xt X Xlr. kostzts. S. lim-rlcr. lx. COUNCIL IN ACTION SWEETHEART ROYALTY F. H. A., with a membership of 52 girls, is a club for the Future Homemakers of America. Mrs. Wright has charge of this activity. Any girl qualifying for this club must have had at least one semester of homemaking. One of the main festivities of the year was the Swell- heart Ball with Ialane Patrick and Bill Cross reigning as King and Queen, and it was a big success. The goals for the year were, Families working and play- ing together and Families in international relations . The club also held its Mother-Daughter potluck sup- per. st us mm b. Kuslmvr. gl. Patrick, S. Amlrt-ws. Xl. L. Stillixxui. l'. Smith. Sm'- Ill lit it r fl 1 rcl D Iltlsltv, C. Ilnlt-5. -I. bpringcr. -I, VllI5IlCl'. l'. llzllvy, Musick, ll. Nlor- X tr s, lf. Crt-cn. Xlrs. .'hl'IlIZl'll.Tl1il'lI Hurt: NI. .'xI'IIIZl'll. l'. Tlirusli 1 s isou lr 1 no s X. Audit-ws. X. Imwis, hl. Ctmpvr. Z. lltlll, D. KL-lly, C. llalr- u nu ur 1 nu 0 ms M. lluston. Xl. xlL'C:l'L'. C. Kellum. Bc-Qui, Xl. Cross, L. Smith, 4 ,gt M . .Qin .-lifts 'WM-I- BUSINESS INDUSTRY THE F. F. A. is a nationally known organization. Its F F A goal is to prepare its members for the future when I I I they will take their place in the Working class of the World. This is best expressed in their motto Learning to Do-Doing to Learn- Learning to Live and Living to Serve. Some of their many activities this year were: A speech contest, parlimentary procedure contest, a livestock and soil judging contest and a very succes- sful basketball team. 'l'ul1l1': Cf. lfmull. L. 'lllIOIlll1SUll. ll. Cross. U. Wt-lt-lm. I, SlllllX.lll. lfirwl limit Xlr. Cxulmm. N4-lson. Swrnml I limb: B. Slwin. Xl. AIIIUS. L. Swvtlvll. lt. llvaulla-5, ll. Xlillvr. 'lf Cash. D. lfltinq. lx. lc'zu'sm1, NY. Sims. Suliix It-r. Tflffll Hf1:z': R. Lcstvr. ll. Nlurfin. Klimz I . xlvillllgllll. lt. l'r1triL'l4. ll. llC'I'IlLlUIl. lt. llaumu. L. Ryllll. D liillitcf. lt. Xlclvullglwy. Lvstm-r. Fmlrflz Huw: N. l'lutc'. ll. l'lt'1'l'lS. K, ll.u'p. xl. Sullixzm. ll Nlloolzuii. Nl lm-rl. B. llupping. B. Arvin. LEARNING ABOUT RED CROSS BLOODMOBILE DAY JUNIOR RED CRUSS EUUNCIL THIS IS THE SECOND YEAR the Ir. Red Cross has been organized. The council consists of a representa- tive and an alternate from each home room, but every student in school who makes a contribution is a mem- ber of Ir. Red Cross. Under the sponsorship of Miss Bradshaw, the Council has had a very active year. Some of the outstanding activities were presenting a program for the Elms and Everly nursing homes: helping with the blood mobile: giving a radio program to help with the Annual Red Cross Drive, and the making of an album that was sent to a foreign country. Frmzl Ruud: j. Paitricli. S1'c'r4'furyq NI. ll. Yatticv. Prtrvizlcrzlg S. Katsllnt-r. X'if'L'-Pl'l'.S'IlIl'IIf. Svrmu! Huw: Xliss lirnclslmw. I.. Lzuitlis, S. Kuglvr. X. S1-nn. Bl. liittt-nlmtlsu, IJ. Vogue. Nl. llustun. C. Iltlfllilllfll. XI. linmks. C. l ox.Thirrl Hmm P. BRITCILIX. S. Iluglws. llgunpton. I. Klattliis. J. Nolilc, lt. llurt. Xl. 'I'l1ompsm1, II. Xlltllt-1'. Ftlllffll How: B. Crcaxstw. L. Gilbert. C. llauniltun. D. Nlullt-n, I. 'IK-cl, L. NIQCL-L-. ii .W H611 S THE INSIDE THE OUTSIDE THE AUTO MECHANICS CLUB is made up of boys in vocational auto shop. They have the full afternoon for working in the shop. Their main project this year was rebuilding a 1946 Pontiac. The money from it was used to finance their annual educational tour of auto- mobile industries. The repair of student's and teacher's cars was much appreciated. The class this year has studied carburators, transmis- sions, major overhauling and some work on different- als. Some of the other things they do are trouble shoot- ing, welding, painting, and body work. They are plan- ning on joining the National Vocational Club. AUTO MECHANICS lwiw! llwtr: C., ht-ttlt-5, C-. .'xIlCll'l'NUIl. t,l'IQl'll, 5!'t'l7lllI limi' Al. Slttllltlxlllg. ll. l'n'mm'11. N. Xlewun-. Nlr. llllXX'Lll'll. I t-it tr 5 til: CLUB MEETING ACADEMIC LABOR THE LIBRARY CLUB is under the direction of Mrs. Ius- tus. The students in the club spend their free hours working for pins which are awarded for various num- bers of hours all the books Although the sponsored an spent in the library. They take care of that come in and check out all books. club wasn't very active this year, they all-school skating party. Shirley Bainter was president of the club this year. LIBRARY CLUB lfmnl limo: S. lituntvr. yl. Xulmlv. XI, L. Xlillurd. D. Long. N. ltillc-tt-11 Xl. Cusliings. I. Blcllotmltl. D. Kvlly, C. II1ll'l7llllQll. I. lll'ilttf'. P. Springer. Scwmd Hutt: S. Amlrt-ws, NY. XvllNYiC'l'. C. Louqlcrxium. J. l'Qk'lllll'Clj', C. I.llllilSll'lllll, lt. Skippc-r. Towle. 17. Eltrlmrt. X. Sc-nu. Mrs. Iustus. Tlzirzl Huw: D. Elting. D. Rittenhouse, lf. Stllllldilllg. 13. CII tsp It '51 Cl. Inman. Blevins. B. lIca1p. L. NIL-f' 1 Y G ill l'l1FIl'I Xlr. lxmtis. li. ffruxu-. lilvxiiis. li. Simian-i'. Xl. lx.u-ilu: Cl, Ililllllllltll. Stwilul limit XX'. Svztls. lf, Stunt-- lxiiit. ll. 1.11-.iscX. IJ. llUQlll'. li. llwip. gl. liltoii. -I. llustmi. Tliirzl limit lluiiws. Xl. Smith. L. Clillwrt. XX'. Sault. Xlgly. ll. 5ll'XK'll5. XX. 'l'llt1I'pL'. HI-Y THE HI-Y is a fellowship and ser- vice club. It's purpose is to create, maintain, and establish throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian charac- ter. Living up to this purpose is one of the first requirements for each member. It's activities were carried out under the sponsorship of Mr. Kostas with Roger Slusher as presi- dent. TRI-HI-Y THE TRI-HI-Y, under the sponsorship of Miss Vera Gene Morris, is a sister club to Hi-Y. The purpose of the Tri-Hi-Y is to create and maintain throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. The slogan for the organiza- tion is pure thought, pure words, and pure act- ions. One of the highlights of the year was the very im- pressive candlelight service for the installation of officers and initiation of new members. Tri-Hi-Y also sponsored a bake sale and held a Mother and Daughter tea in the spring. 1 141 ss X lux tx i I14 Htl N l U N1 KX! 5 l Ill l 'k:,.. BAND THE M. H. S. BAND under the direction of Mr. Dale Kimpton, is an active organization. The marching band preformed at home football games and at one out of town game. Half time shows including a special tribute to Iohn Phillip Sousa's 100th an- niversary and a salute to the Boy Scouts of America were presented. The band again won a superior rating in the Western Homecoming Parade. The concert band presented some very enjobable music in the Pops Concert, and the annual Spring Concert. All members attended the County Music Festival and a few students were chosen to repre- sent M. H. S. in the Western College Honor Band. The Pep Band, a very important group, has helped create spirit during all football and basketball games and pep meetings besides supplying music for different community programs. A p ARADE AND A CARNIVAL .ws bmw 'flfffl Inf! In Right: ll. liullulwl. Nl. Millard. XY. Yuwtcr. ll. XYillison. S. llollistmy NI. Kawlkc. S. K1-llum. I D umm, L. Nlmlow. C. llznnilton, D. liigg. 1. Blll'L'lllj'. L.. Sm-ch-ll. l. 'I'llI'ilSlll'l', Xl. Block, rNIiIll'1', N. llcmp, I vym-r. 5. Buwn. C. Fox, li. Nlorgzul. S. Nlclicv. nl. Xlaxthis. N. Horn, j. Patrick. E. Anstinc, B. Lookin NI. Artxcn. X atv. ll. Nlurfin. C. Nlubrv. li. Sluslwr. SImu1in,u Lvl! tu liiglzlz ll.unptuu. li. Purdum, l'. Burrv, K. liclls, B. Cro Gccr, ll. Thrush, Mr. Kimptou. A I CONCERT BAND MORE PEP EVERYBODY FLUTE QUARTET inmuwnw 2 . xv, . 4 . J MADRIGAL SINGERS Lvff In Right: Nl. Brooks. gl. Mullen. lx. Inman. NI. llustnn. P. ltigg. Xl. Matson. C. Hamning. P. Swisi-good. Xi. Cobb. XY. St-ntt. 5 6' 5.3 , F . C BIRL'S CHURU5 THE MADRIGAL SINGERS, a group from the THE GIRL'S CHORUS is a group of approxi- chorus, appeared many times at civic organi- mately 30 voices under the direction of Miss zations. The group looked fine in their new Io Holt. costumes which they wore the many times theY Pfefofmed- They presented two major concerts during the year, Christmas and Spring Concerts, and at- They participated in the T. V. show and a tended two music festivals at Western Col- contest at Lewistown. lege. I rnnl: gl. lllstiu-. Nl. Cross, L. Nlaisun. I.. Svtsvr. S. Clalilnllllv. lf. Short. S. K.lSiIll1'I', li. BlIil'ill'l'. I.. llvrry. Y. llodgm-s. I.. Lztmlis. Sr'r'nlu1 linlc: .-X. St'ltli'i1.'li. Xlvsirk. li. llalrt. L. Kirkpaitrit-L. ll. l 4'rris. Y. xYlIl't'IK'l'. l.. XVI- smi, C. llnlvy, I . Xt-lsmn. B. llartvr. 'Ivllifll Huw: IJ. Kc-llmn. P. Ilulvy, NI. Pmtvluvr. I. llaill. I.. Kim-llvr. Xl. Xlilli-t. li. Skipper. Y. llt'iclvl1rL'icll, Xlovilvr. ,I ,Q J J Wxsllbk lfrmils 'If Crtiitnit. S. XYluvi'l1-y. I. B4-uni. Nl. NIL-CCL-v. -I. Blown. L. Bt-ani. Ni. Iliistoii. li. Inman, I. Tlirusli, D. Ioguc, Cl, llzitlgc-s. P. Swisc-goml. S. liigg. ID. Ilvlslox. Nl. Fox. NI. Manson. Scrmirl limb: XI. xIl'l'L'CI'. II. Gruliuni, K. Ifostvr. Smith. XI. Ilurris. ll. Biiriilmm. K. XV-listt-i'. l'. Allison. L. Iluclqvtt. XI. Iillis. C. l'zii'ks. K. Foster, -I. Noble. X. Iloclgcs C.. liiirgurtl. Tliirzl Iflmr: L. Lamclis. C. lfostvr. Ii. Inman. B. Bruiir-li. ll. CIRIITISUII. D. I,i'ritlici'woocI D. Porter. B. Dom-y. D. Xlullvii. U. Souls. l'. Iimwlvii. Xl. Colwlm. li. Xlurgrui. L. Biirtlt-tt. lflllllfll limb: Cl, Immm. S. Hecdvr, '11-cl. I. Ilumcs, Xl. limuks. I. Nlullr-ii. XI. Smith. B. llt-rip. XY. Scott. L. Little, L. Lrmdis. L. Mt-Gm-, NY. Russell, E. StOI1ClilDg,J. Iloylc, I. lllINlO1'l. MIXED CHORUS THIS HAS BEEN a very progressive year for the Mixed Chorus. Under the conduction of their new director, Miss lo Holt, they presented two major concerts: the Christmas and Spring Con- certs. This year is tour year for the music department. They made money by picking up corn, sponsoring the Penny Carnival, and sponsoring a basketball game. They decided to go south this year, making their destination St. Louis, Missouri. The chorus attended two festivals at Western State College dur- ing the year and performed for Graduation. The Executive Council, the governing body of the chorus, is com- posed of the officers of the chorus and a representative from each class. They meet regularly and help Miss Holt in making decisions to problems that come up. C .'- I . ' -' f I .-V, , .5 , rg 49 --+......,,I,,V 4 ,ws L. MISS HOLT EXECUTIVE COUNCIL lm!! lu liigfilz Xl. llroolis. Xlul- ls-ii. Xliss llolt. S. livvclt-i'. I5 Dm HX IJ, INJQIIL-. I'. Higg. L. l'atl'lxs. ,fx 5 1... V11 SENIUR Axnrgnsox, Csxnz Intramural 1 2 3, Auto Mechanics 2 3 4, Baseball 4. Anxrzrtx. Klum LO: Banrl 1 2 3 4. Chorus 1 2, G. A. A. 1 2 -3 4, I . II. A. 1 2 3 4, Tri-Ili-Y 2 I3 4. B'XlN'I'I:l1l, Su1nl.m: G. A. A. 1 2 3 4, Library Club 1 2 3 4, Chorus 1 2, Photo Club 1 2 3, Sr. Class Play. Bl5NN1:'1 r. K1-1NNli'1'1i Intramurals 1 2 3 4, Photo Club 3 4. B1.15v1Ns. Lou Football 1 2 3 4. Basketball 1 2 3 4, Travk 1 I3 4. Library Club 1 2 3 4, Photo Club 1 2 3, Ili-Y 1 2 I3 4, MP Club 1 2 3 4, Ir. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, Thespians 3, Chorus 4, Sentinel Staff 4. Bnooks, X1lil.YlN Chorus 1 2 3 4. Spirlcrweb Business Staff 2 I3 4. Travk 2 3. Football 2 3 4, Basketball Mgr. 2 J3 4. Tlunspians 3 4, MU Club 3 4, Student Council 4, l1L'nc:,x1m C.XIifl1.Z Library Club 1 2 3. C. A. A. l 2 I3 4. Tri-Ili-1' l 2 53, Chorus 1 2 3 4, Rell Cross 2 3. jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play. Bl'nN1lAxl. 11l l'llZ Chorus 1 2 3 4, Library Club 1 2 3. Tri-Ili-1' 3 4, Thespians 4. CAsH. THoM.xs If. I . A. 1 2 3 4. Chorus 1 2, Circle 8 2. Cnoss, 11Il.l.Ni Intramurals 1 2, F. F. A. 1 2 3 4. Red Cross 4. Photo Club 4. Cnmvrz, Bots. Football 1 2 3 4. Track 1 2 3 4. Student Counvil 1 2 3 4, Thespians 1 2 S 4, Ili-1' 1 2 3 4. Clmrus 2. Baucl 53 4, jr. Class Play. Sr. Class Play, AIU Club 4. Baseball 4, Sentinel Staff 4. llfxxxxan. VIRGINIA: G. A. A. 1 4, F. II. A. 1 2 4. Band 1 2 3, Tri-Ili-Y 4. INDEX Duns, JOAN: F. II. A. 1 2 3 4, Chorus 1, Library Club 2 3, Thespians 3 4, Tri-Hi-Y Elmxxnns, L.uun': Band 1 2 3 4, Basketball 1 2 3 4. Chorus 1 2, M Club 2 3 4, Intramurals 1. Track 2 3 4, Sentinel Staff 4. 1i1.l.ls, Nl.-sm' Lou: Clieerlelulcr 1 2 I3 4, Library Club 1 2 3. G. A. A. 1 2 3 4, Chorus 1 2 3 4, Trl-Ili-1' 1 2 3, M Club 2 3 4, Ir. Class Play, Sr. Class Play. Fosrun. K.-mol.: Chorus 2 3 4, Spiderweb Literary 3 4. Foshan, Crznxrnz Intramurals 2 3 4. CIAHIIISON, Kr:NNr:'rn: Football 1 2 I3 4, Basketball 1 2 3 4,IIi-Y 1 2 S 4, Photo Club 1 2 3 4, Mu Club 2 3 4. CLHAIIAINI, I10nr:n'l'A: G. A. A. 1 2 3 4, I . II. A. l 2 13, Sturlwnt Counvil 1 2. Chorus l 2 3, Library Staff 2 3, Iluskie Staff S, junior Class Play. Gln-x1Nc:11:1x, NIARY 11U'l'HL Circle 8 l 2, G. A. A. 1 2 I3 4. Library Club 3. Spiclerlceb Literary S 4. HANMNG, Cuxn1.oTTE: Cheerleader 1 2 S, G. A. A. 1 2 3 4. Library Club 1 2 3, Tri-Ili-Y 1 2 3, Chorus 1 2 3, Mn Club 3, Junior Class Play, Sr. Class Play. 1'1E.-xv, BIl.l.2 Football l 2 3 4, Basketball 1 2 3 4, Track I 2 3 4. Ili-Y 1 2 3 4, Photo Club I 2 23 4, Chorus l 2 3 4. Library Club 1 2 3 4. Xl Club 3 4, jr. Class play, Sr. Class Play, Baseball 3 4. HUMES, .lint Football 1 2 4. Refi Cross 1. Chorus 1 2 3 4, Baseball 2. F. F. A. 2, Library Club 3, Ir. Class Plall, Sr. Class Play, Ili-Y 4, Sentinel Staff 4. SENIUR vm. IIIXIZ lmwllulll I 2 FI I. lizlxlwlllrlll I 2 53 I, lmfls I 1 'S I. l,ilmI:y Clulr I 2 I3 I, I'lmln lfluli I 2 41 I. Il fflnlw I 2 I3 I. lirzmwlnflll 2 IS I. CTlmru.x 2 -'S I. Il. Cflrlm l'lugf. Sr. fflrlmxs fluff. Ixxrxx. IXXIIIIIIINI, C.. .L .I. I I I I. C,fuuu.s I I -I I. l,ilm11q f'lul1 I. 'l'ri-Ili-I I L2 53. ,lr. fflms l'lu1f. Nr flaw l'I11rf lu Ixxnx. Cfxmmg lfuulllrllf 2 F3 I, lfrlwlfflll 2 SI I. IIl'tll'li w v 4 I. TI! ffluln S3 -I. lnlmmuml 4 S3 I. I'l1uln Fluff 'I I Inu.. CLI-u1u.l.: lllflillllllflll I 2 IS I. Vg fi ' V1 I I!f'fI '5Q'?I INDEX luxn. Nlxxz In I . .I. I. Xl'll'Njl1llPl'I' Stuff I. l.il1m1g1 I. 'l'n1rfs I. lfzmrf I. l'f1wln Cffuln S -I. IXXNIINIIL. Sxxmzxz AIIIIINIIHIIIN I 2. If ll, .I. I 2 'S I. Cf. I. X. I -I I. fl lIwII'f.'1'1m SI I. Tri-Ili-Y 53 -I, fffmllw I. IXII.IN. Ixnllal: Hum! I 1 'E I. Il. Claw 1'lf1gy. lnlrumul ulv IS I. I'xl.II,lXl.SIlIIII.IN1 I . ll. .I. I. C. .I. .I. I LI ij I, lirlml I 12 -I I. SENIOR INDEX Klz1.1.Y, SANDRA: Chorus 1 2, G. A. A. 1 2 3 4. Luxxms. Lxmw: l3a.s-vlmll 1. M Club 1 2 3 4, Intra- mural l 2 S 4, Chorus 1 2 3 4. LIQAT1uc1m'nolm. IDICKI Football 1 2 3 4. Baslcelball 1 2 3 4. Truvlc 1 2 3 4, l3a.w.'ball 2 I3 4. Ally Club 2 3 4, Clzorux 3 4. LUXDSTNUAI, CAHO1.: Library Club 2 I3 4, G. A. A. 3 4, F. H. A. S3 4. B1AI.ONlCX, RAE: Lzbrary Club 1. Xlnxsox. Nhnraln-,z C. A. A. l 2 S 4, Chorus 1 2 3 4, Library Club 1, Tri-Ili-Y 1 2, jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play. RIcC1,1x'r0cK, Roman: Track 1 2 3 4, M Club 2 3 4, Spiclcrlceb Literary 3 4, Intramural 3 4. x1l'f:lil'lll'IIi. NIMH LOU: C. A. A. 1 2 3 4. Chorum l 2 :S 4. NIIZKICIC. 11lllIAlillC l3u.vlc1'll11lll 2 3. M Club 23 4, Trrwlf 2. lnlramurul l 4. xllllfl-1lil.liW. 1JON.XlllZ Iulralnural I F3 4. lizlslcctlnlll 2. Spiclclruflr l.iI1'rary I3 4, Track 4. Xliimrlm. Bon: lnlranumzl 1 2 3 4, Photo Club 3 4, S1llllK'l'lL'K'lI LllL'I'tll'll 3 4. N1ll.l.lCll, lKL'ss1f1.l.: Clzorux 1 2, F. I . A. 1 2 I3 4, Infra- luural I 4. Plzolo Club 1 2 3 4, Foofliall 4. N10lil.l.l-Ili, Luxe: G. A. A. 4. Chorus 4. Sentinel 4. Moss, BONNIE: N1L'l.l.l:lN, DALE: Bas-lcctball 1 2, Football 1 2 3, Basa- ball 1, Band 1 2 3 4. F. F. A. 1 2, Photo Club 3, jr. Red Crass 3 4, Track 3, Clzorux 4, Intramural 4. Xrgmox, Ilcnm: F. F. A. 1 2 I3 4. Cirrlc 8 1 2, lulra' mural 2 4. F. F. A.. Baslcclball 1 2 3 4, Xomus, XY.n'xr3: F. F. A. 1, Auto Mechanics 2. 13.-Ylllllfli. -I.-u.ANr:: F. ll. A. l 2 3 4. C. A. A. 1 2 3 4 Chorua 1 2. Banll 1 2 3 4. jr. Cla.s'.s Play, Rad Crum -I, Tri-Ili-Y 4, Thcspian 4. 1,0li'I'l-Ili. DON: Football 2 3 4. Baslfball 2 3 4. Chorus 3 4. Track 4. JI Club 4, lvl'lL'-S'lJllfIL'I' Staff 3. Po'r'rs, PAT! Chorus 1 2, F. H. A. 4. G. A. A. 4. Pnurvrlcls, Ru:HAnn: Inlrarnural 1 I3 4. Baslcelball 2, Football 2 3 4. M Club 3 4. lilmc, DUN: Banll 1 2 I3 4, Lillrary Club 1, Clzorus 53, Ir. Class Play. lnlrarnuralx I3 4. Hume, P.fx'rluc:1A: G. A. A. 1 2 3 4. Library Club I, Tri- lli-1' 1 2 3. Clzorux 1 2 3 4, Spillvr 1Veb 2 3 4. Sturlcnt Council 3 4. junior Class Pla!l, Senior Class Play. Scznlsmgn, BARBARA: G. A. A. 2 3 4, Spizlcrwcln Business Staff 2 3 4. Sl.US!lliIi, Iioczlcn: Baslcatlzall 1 2 3 4, Baml 1 2 S3 4. Ili- 1' l 2 3 4, Claorus 1 2 3 4, Sturlcnl Council 2 I3 4, Tlu'.vpian.s' 2 3 4, junior Cla.v.s' Play, Senior Class Plau, Trarlc I3 4. MU Club 3 4, Sentinel Staff. SU1.1.n',xx, lolz: F. F. A. 1 2 3 4, Plzolo Club 3 4, Foo'- ball 4, Illfflllllllllll 4. SENIUR INDEX Sll:lxc.lv,l:. I'x'1'm1 lx: I . Il. .-L I 2. LiIu'uryCIuI1 I 2 I3 AI. XL.XI.I,l'lII. II.xul:lr:'1': I . Il. .L I I. Kilc'I:r'n CIIIIJ I 2 m CJ. .L .L I 2 I3 VI, Plzufu CIUIJ I 2 3. Cin-Iv H I. licrl C1'u.s'.s' 3. INIKJIUIJ. I'lnl.l.ls: C, .L I 2 I3 -I, C,'Imr11.s' I 2 I3 I. l.1l,,,ff1f rilf..', 1. 'nf-Ili-I' 1 2 :s 1. ,Iuniffr crlm-.I fluff. Wlllllf- U1'H+11 lHf f1'H'1 f -Y I 2 3 4- f7I'f '-I I4 M nfur CfI4.'v.x' IIIIIII. Y I 1 Q 7 J ,I XYlI,lmmx. Ilmmmxg fl. .L .L I 2 -'I I. Iirmrl I 2 IS I IIIUXIINUX. I.lNII-,HQ Imax I, I'. It .L I - -u I. I mI1. fflmlm lt ,library Club 3' fIIHI1 I I IIIXNIIIH. I'x'rmc1x1 fl. .L .L I 2 -'S -I. Iiuml I 2 I3 -1, XXIUl.l.XNl, Iflmxkg I . I . .L I 2 I3 I. Cirrlr' 8 I 2. IGH Iiul f,'1'.m :S 1, ImII 2, I'I1nlu CIHIJ 53, IIlIl'IllIIIlI'fII-YA1. HE ANNUAL STAFF vvisheew thunk C111 tho e who made the 1955 SPIDEHWEB posslbl Among these were BLANNENBERG PHOTOGRAPHERS I IX PEORIA ENGHAVING COMPANY w C IN VISTER S BINDERY QXIINIIIK IIIIXI S ' Q. I.INIII IIIIIIIXNIIIX XIX IPXIIS. II,I, U15 QI. I.. Snow' I'IfUIII X. IIIIXUIA The DUDIVIAN Printery IIX Xlrrxm XX IIu4rl,1I11r11I XIX IHXII5, II.I. HIS IIll.Xlxx IIIINIIII I , f, I 'I Q, ,. NJ y I LA! 6 '47 I 7X :J 5 N xx 1 X x 5 X QQ. X J wQ sg Pig SN 'X ,..,?3Qg ,Lf-f ' x, 2' ,M- X iw 1,,- 6 ,X H-7 r . X Y? ' . K P .. N E N. .fi Kat,-X . X xx J w M i-if , H ' x x X55 Q N' l If ,Yf - 1 ' N .-, . XX V j, 7 ? x lj N A I s XL 9.- . LL, ' ' N ,, r 'X 5 . T xi x l J A 1 1' ,My 4 V , c, N' 5915 Lidfwxe 5 w:f,+f'N X.ffS imwj 560125 Q, Qffwx V! QL, . my QV yf if Q . fl - ,J4 f ,f f P A fp 47