Macomb High School - Spiderweb Yearbook (Macomb, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1956 volume:

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A ', we 1 SN I -1' 'Q ,4,x.KV: i-.tub Aff i M , 4 ' X f M x W F-N ' 1 3' :Q 'C' f , H, J' fr , V -5 1.3: + K .hir Q .iv Q f 4 'Y . V .gf fi? 0 ' ik: K Q 'sg' f., V, In If , U ,, .1 L 3 if .MB 4. Qu ,. ,M if ,., ,M Om Hmm! Staff Eecafzde Zan S Bill ljonvy. A.s'si.s-tant I3u.s-iricss Managerg XVarner Scott. B11sim'.s.s .lfllllll11l'l'J jo Vance, Erliturg Gene llauniltnn. A.ssi.s'tm1t Editor. WE, THE STAFF of the 1956 SPIDERWEB, present to you your story. Whether your interest be in sports, organizations, or some other phase of school life: whether you are a freshman, sophomore, junior. or senior, your part of this story will ap- pear on the following pages. XYIQ- 'LI 1 TUjJiSL'!lf6'!I2 L. Hackett, C. Hamilton, Vance llalrris, N. Ilvmp. Sflllllllllgi Mr. NlklI'tCCl1Y, B. Brant: M. Kuclkc, V. Vida, VV. Fvslcr, B. Rittenhouse. Bntlonlz K. XVclxstcr, D. Poguu. S. lit-ctlvr, Nl. Foam C llir XV. Scott. Mrs. XV1tylund D. Pogllc, B. Dom-y, ,. baugh. WW In The WINTER I I I In The SPRING 7a 556 7453 About ORGANIZATION 'V , , X ' I ,ggi And Your FRIENDS ', I ig A fi ! 9 ' gf Xgffl ,I .ff Q. sl J , We .:. I ...:, .gi .K - 3 , M Mm., , M ,X v , def' W 1' f S I . -,-,,J,v?fi . I f ,, -iff A A A A , f' f f xx 1 If 11 1 f ' 1 l , I , a 1 ' I xx X Q? .plu Eff 4... .i ' ,ff XZ lg 7 XP? QV Z- vf N E ,Q X Y Sefatemdm Emu Wczmtckm SUMMER had come to an end and your story began with the first day of the 1955 - 1956 school year. The opening day was greeted with enthusiasm by all and a promise to make the coming year one of the best. With the help of the upper classmen and the new student handbook, prepared by the Student Council, the freshmen found it easy to adjust themselves to M. H. S. At the all-school picnic, old friendships were renewed and new ones made. Yes, activity at school had begun. GEE-The Seniors Are Big! WHERE ARE THE BOYS? gat We Std!! had 7m PARTIES PICNICS PLANS --....,.,. We ONE OF THE MOST MEMORABLE weekends you spent was the week of Homecoming. You worked many hours making preparations for the coming festivities. Then finally Fri- day night arrived with the annual bonfire heading the list of Homecom- ing activities, followed by a snake dance. Saturday afternoon you viewed the parade and in the even- ing the big game between the Bomb- ers and Monmouth. Although we lost the game, everyone had a wonder- ful time at the dance, which was decorated in the theme of Autumn Ball. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of the king and queen and attendants which brought the 1955 Homecoming to an end. Lcfl tn Riglllz L. lluguin: Sullivan: D. Dc-Rosa: C. Nlcllm it-ls: D. Lvzttllcrwotxl. EX-Kil1,L!g ll, llillllllllg. King: S. Ill Qm-vu: P. Higg, lfx-Qlwclng Yum-cg L. Lamtlisg P. Hurry llattnpton. A PRIZE WINNER D VX BAND FLOAT G. A.A FLOAT 'WJ fb C ji! ,A 1 Illlllklll I uk Dc Kon Ch lI'llS XIQD 11111 ls lion 'I 0 ff, X x 1: Qs I as ' 'N ,Q X 1 VA ...sl K 'sm Q Q -Q Iluli llillllpltill sliiliiyl Hug Lurrglim- Lgmqlig lr. ...L ilu ,. X ' Purtcr Connic Sm-ttlvs lllll'I'j'c11ll'l'iSUIl lion llamning Wcncitq eam liullmn Hou' tlvft to rigluti: Clu-llmvvtll. f,l'tQK'll. 'llmulm-. Illlllllillg. Crvamm Clmvvr. Svfmzcl Hrllr: Xlcliuu- Q im-ls. 131-liusu. cl1ll'l'iSUIl. Sturm. lim-cl, Ilanp. Hu Ragain. lJilllllCl', II1-lslcy. Tllirfl linw: X'2lllCL'. .-X.szsi.s'fr1r1! Cuuvlz, lurtcr, Brown, S1-tllcs. -dv Cnz1c'l1. lfnzzrtlz Rmb: II2ll'fi40ll. 'IM-l. Hyun. l'a1trick. lllsticv. Pricc, Ska-in. .xx if LACK OF EXPERIENCE was the main reason for Macomb High's not too successful season. Macomb lost most of her backfield and line through graduation the year before. How- ever, with several lettermen, transfers, and newcomers the team seemed to shape up pretty well. Most of the Macomb High games were closely contested despite the scores, and the players kept their fighting spirit throughout the season. J is Magi xim' llalrt Mary Patrick Alive- linux ' s AHL- . - PRESIDENT DONEY PRESIDES DISCUSSION GROUPS MACOMB HIGH was host to the twen- tieth cmnucxl Pekin District convention of the Student Council. Guest speaker Iudge I. M. Brcxude spoke on the topic of juvenile delinquency which was the theme of the convention. Swim: Zacmcdf Qaaenlian Sendcvz Play 'Down to Satin AS TWO ANGELS are decending down to earth to pick up a couple of elderly souls, they are joined by a would-be angel who has only one wing. When they arrive on earth, Pilone, the half-angel, gets into so much mischief that it looks as if the angels might be stranded on earth. Pilone has the power to make people fall in love just by a kiss and, strangely enough, makes the two victims, Augusta and Herman, fall in love: thus making them take a stronger grip on life. Unless the angels can find two substitute souls who are willing to go they'll be stranded on earth. Diana, Augusta's frustrated maid, who had just been jilted for the eleventh time, suddenly and dramatically qualifies as an angel. Pilone, who has fallen in love with Diana, becomes a full-fledged angel so as to be near Diana always. He's re- warded with his other wing and it ends with the four angels concentrating on their ascent back to heaven. OLD SAILORS WILL DRINK ANYTHING THRILL OF GREASE PAINT EARTHLY MISSION COMPLETED AL4-- 14-14- 0--.u.'4l.'4--A QJIJQAA cwdS4a!ie7f ACTIVITIES continued to crowd the calendar. Many of you took part in the Open House program, which was enjoyed by our visiting friends and parents. Shortly afterwards activi- ties turned to the lighter side with informal ini- tiations, those wonderful potlucks, hayrack rides, and parties. One of the highlights of the fall season was the Sadie Hawkins dance sponsored by the Band. Ioined in wedlock by Marryin' Sam, boys and girls spent a hilarious evening in Dogpatch. F. H. A. PARTY Xa l 1' ,- .nl Q . X NW ll Q VOLLEY CHOW TIME CHORUS COUNCIL M014 Wan BY THE TIME noon-hour rolled around all you could think of was food. Many times you had to rush through dinner to attend meetings held during the noon-hour or those of you who had more leisure time played absorbing games of chess or table tennis. The gym was a favor- ite gathering place to spend those few idle moments talking with friends and dancing to the juke box. MOOD MUSIC CHECKMATE --nu-..., -ME SSS? ga. X i A, 5... 15' , , . ,li ul' X! ,1- lf W il 'Q - , v' ,lk A 1 .l JL' N Q- KK W., w W.-.SX JDK .xy A lm, Wh yy gg . 5 .sf -9' ,, Vg' z is , A-. ss Y if Q 1 ix a L .f ff f 5 e x 42' -f' x X Vi gg! Q s f' 49? f F by Q if ef? V QQ' 1 I 1 ., ,V 1 251 06 WPG -7 -qi' ,dv N58 Wir ,ff lfmnt linux .hX-Ni-Yfllllf CTHIIKJI Danni liiil. L. liiuui. xillIlLl','l'I4 Cl. llmiiiitmi. L. Cli'.n't-s. Cunrlz Ilu-nic. 50601111 limi: C. I.itt-iitiivlcl. Nl. Kncikv. 1. Wiillt-r, K. Ilairp. B. Paitrit-lt. -I. Siillixiiii. Tlzinl limb: Ut-tgma. li. llauiiiiiig. IJ. Xhmlitiii. Wmcctq eam THE MACOMB HIGH basketball team, run- day tourney and came out Winning the s.:- ninq hot then cold, had a mediocre season. Cond plqce trophy, The Bombers ranked Much experimentation was made in trying third in the Mid-West Conference ending to find a Winning Combination. the Conference season with five Wins and The team played in the Mark Twain Holi- five losses. TIP OFF LET'S GO l?55-56 3 lim: llzmning mm Wmadtq lfrnul limb: .x1Illl1lfll'I'. G. lllllllihlllll D, Davis. Cl. lfm. li. llalqspinl. f7UlI1'll lloppf-1 Svvnlzrl limit: 'l'. ll0lldl'il'k50ll. SIIIHYALII. H. XYz1llc-r. ll. Siom-king. Tflirfl limb: I K. Coultns, Cl. losslc-y, Nl. XYis:4l4'ud. D. Sta-wgml. jack Octgen Q, 3 I1-rrp' SUHIVQIII 'uni' Duck XX oolmn -5591 SCHEDULE AND SCORES Macomb Macomb Macomb Macomb Macomb Macomb Macomb Macomb Macomb Macomb Macomb Macomb Macomb Macomb Macomb Macomb Macomb Macomb Macomb Macomb Galesburg Colchester Rushville Fort Madison Quincy Carthage Iacksonville Monmouth Western High Carthage Beardstown Notra Dame Monmouth Hushville Notre Dame Havana Beardstown Galesburg Havana Peoria Woodruff IT WAS GOOD Avlis. r-1 ' ' v Q. URIAWN' 5 W -Q' I ' N 'L' as 5 K Lanz? 3f5?+:mgf!Qs.ggg 5 '.i1' '- 5 Q. I as f4 V .5 Q -5 u 4 f I b ' Q y , g:.hiw3'2l f 'a3- 'A' lg, ii it x -5 g fi iii' M If Q as if , : 11 4. ,, wi W ff :ww ' Q l ff x ai. ' ..,,es' ac wwf, A, Q , L9 do Z Ca Q ' Y OUR NEW LAB FOREMAN AND PROJECT PROIECTIONISTS Mamma l r in ON THE AIR MANY CLASSES LEARN, not only from books, but actually working with media pertaining to a particular subject. Class- es engage in such activities as radio pro- grams and working with machines. Most classrooms use visual aids as a means of learning. M.HS. was very proud of its chemistry laboratory which was new- ly equipped this year. Mm k ,E ll f N , 55 Q mg 7 Maui' 3' Qu 5 l ya a J s a Q QM 1 f Ib 'N A l -its X S X ew f is 5 mn-' gl: x K M mr- wi - K -'- , Ula. --ja V' ' . - X W M-if L mm ., Aw me A ,. Ka. 1. gvlqgigr 1 5 ' :'2: ,e fig.-:' : 1,5 qw ,y 1 g al 1 WSW -' - V X T: fwzgffi Qhiww . . X L - 5 I3 W '-.a . N .A X -M' be- ,xg M' A S AA jmi4,,,,z Ry f yu mpg 14 N 1 iw is 45 Vflv1 e,,hYf1f H W 5? Eff? ki? JUL - Egg fbqmrix A 5 fQj3,,,fs Qj Ja 5233 x jd b Away Wwe THE LAST FEW MONTHS of school were probably your busiest. Much time was devoted to practicing for the district music contest. However, the work paid oft as soloists and ensemble groups advan- ced to state. The junior class play, Father Knows Best, was one of the high lights of the season, and was enjoyed by all. Spring was the time for social events which ranged from roller skating par- ties to a good old-fashioned square dance and then to the much awaited Iunior Senior Prom. CLARINET QUARTET x1 2, my ff X we ,Q . KJ ,Ag k ff, I D in - 1 . ,1,. Q F. g gi, Q-R A H 1 A IR X fi R ' 4. 43 I A-. . X . , .W ie ,ff f ??:?ffwf3-fp X :fy F , 5 V gg b.: ug 5 ' fm' iq ,i Nga H ,Y A A , W 31 Cal' , . , , F, ' 1- I , ' ' -' - f ,ef . '3 U ' Q Y ' ,.,: Q'HQ I ., I .J K W Figs? K 43. vs V lx ' i 1 E3 R, 1 . 5 C f 1 :sin sr- ' 1 Y few lv 2, TX N Q 1 af A H-,ff 1 5,446.19 Spam WELL EARNED MEDALS any XM Jdfqslksiilssw. LET'S GO CHARLIE UP AND OVER HEAVE-HO THREE AND TWO . . . WHAT WILL HE DO? 7: rs .- 5 5 X. N A -':5:. X' ff! x. FT, , I V Hx 5 A UN + w -5 32 X , Six 4 R . me W K it :- ff ,Q W 2' ggwk A f . WWF 2 . 5 1x Sw S x ' s if 18 fx, 'C S K t Q, U y - . X ' f vxzsrg, N 1 , it in 4 - 41 X ' . - N , r ,K X X .1 k 5 7 fe. ' ' figs K x 7 Xi f , . r we 5 ul A , -4 b ' 'Q' ' JF. 'Q-,gxu ti -f -1 X , ' EST? 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THE SENTINEL STAFF, under the guidance of Miss Zoumbos, prepares and distributes the Sentinel. The bi-weekly newspa- per contains news of the school and students, coming events, editorials, and other items of interest. ,x 1 . ss .Ullllllt . -. ' .. . .with Al. llumptuii. 5. lllgq. bmwirirl limb: I,. Xlillliltlllll. C. lfox. ' rri.. . Y' 1-rx. .. gl' .. H irrl iuut XY. l,ut-kv. L. Smith. I.. Prim. .X. I'll'lIl1'l'lllllll. lt. llklllllllli. in J' F 'V 1 .5 5'w'Q wzfsgf. . A 7 5-I an 3 :Q -, nj 1 x x 3 E 7' I Q : 1 'Y .- X F- 7 I N - NY 'Z 7. N I Z' J hm- . ' 'ft - 4- -- ,ao f' as 'lo ,,, gg in 5 0 Q. if Qi JO J y-,r 33 '6 l'rfm1 limr: 5. ltlgg. lu. Immun, -I. llzumptun. I.. llilllllllllll. C.. l,1tr-lulu-ld. Slwlrnl ltuvr: IJ ll.1ints'r. lJ1lllll1'l', I.. llfllll. clllt'IllHNl'lll. -I, SlllllN1lll Tlzirzl Hour I.. Xlnrklmul. C. Svttlvs. ll. Cturismr lr. l'zu'ks. IJ. llvltmn. lfuurflz limb. I'. l'urtL-r. lt. llgmuiug. K. llnrp. Nl. ltccd. ll. Cruxcr. I. Ovtg THE M CLUB is an organization for all students who have earned letters in the various athletic events. Their activities were sponsoring after-game dances, sharing the concession stand with the F. PA. at the football games, selling pop at the basketball games, and helping to pay for the juke box. Much of the money the club made throughout the year was used for a trip to Chicago. THESPIAN is the national dramatics club of M. H. S. Member- ship may be earned by 100 hours of work in acting, staging, and make-up. Under the leadership of its new sponsor, Mr. Lemmer, and the president, Mary Io Vance, the Thespians were very active. The club presented a Christmas play, went to contest, and put on a Variety Show. At the end of the school year, the Thespians held a formal initiation. First Huw: li. Inman. X. lla-mp. lliuis. I. Ymtuv. S. lligg. Bla-54-r. Nl. C in x Sttmul 'lou D. l'ottm-. X. Xvlsou. X. Ss-un. C. llturison. X. Stmvris. Third Ituzr: gl. llunptuu I Xluu llxr L. llawkvtt. Xl. xl4'l'L't'l'. ll. Dum-x. l'lUIlI'flI limb: Xl. Nlillct, S. llollistm-r. ll. Crt as 1 S For c in ton. Ht' .., 0 35' 'll N 35 dj A 'G' :ont 1 'ir ns 1 tnionst-, S. ltigg, L. llnckt-tt, II. Ynxirc. C. Fox, D. llannilton. Second 1 I on rt ix t son 1 oxutli. l. XYiln1ot, Cttllnlnn-, C. lfoxnll. Springt-r. l. Stwirlqt-, I. lfrirlny, I tnclis Xlrs Dorotlix ot Tltirrl How: I. Xolmlv, -I. Litclltit-lrl, M. llnston. C. Kt'lllllll. N. Stvvcns, x x 1 Nl lox D llvlslvy, E. Morgt-r. li. Sllort, Ii. lnnnm. Ifourflz How: T. CLlI1ilY'lt, It 1 som lt Slllllll, K. ltilllt-. M. L. Snllixnn. C. ll1lllll'5. I. Nlc-sit-la, X. lloclgt-S, S. nr 5 XILIXIIIIIKN 1 1 Hou I K4-nlwcly, C.llurlmn5.:l1. Moon. C. llnnnnontl. K. XXI-listcr. l . Nt-lson, 1 o is Us X. llt'lllIJ, l'. Allison. M. K1-lnlrlv Sixlll How: DI. Mt'yt'x', M. BlllL'lll'I', nix on at 5 Coclrlington. Y, Yitlri. M. clllflllilllx. M. Cross. M. llnrris. L. Slnitlu, C. THE G. A. A., under the direction of Mrs. Dorothy Roe, was a very large and active group. The girls went bowling, played volleyball, basketball, worked on the trampoline, participated in archery, and sponsored several dances. This year's officers were President, Shirley Riggp Vice Pres- dent, Lynne Hackett: Treasurer, Betty Rittenhouse: Secre- tary, Mary Io Vance. out Ron, I 4 str ong D. Pognv. Toolv, Mrs. ltoe-. D. Kr-llinn M. Rittvnlionsc. Svvonrl on ' tr L tr B Btltlon L Allmt-in L. SIIIOCIC. S. Xlillianns. I. llllll1CS, S. llcnclrin-kson. A. Ftciin- im ng.,cr :rr ou C. McCormick, A. linrvlny. X. Sr-nn. S. llnvxiv. B. llngg. Cl. Erwin. orris onurn n cvs irc s, Crnvvs. Fourflz Huw: M. Mt-rt-cr. S. llorton. L. Dt-rry. Y. llorlgvs. l str X llciclt-nrt-icl1,R. llnrt. A XYisslnzck. L. Lnntlis. Fifth How: l'. llulcy, msn octni nnncr 1 nn L. Kirkpzitrick, L. Siglvr. S. Atvn, Mint-r. AI. Mason, C. Britton, M, tll 1 Hou t irhin. I. Mt-Donalltl, B. Brown. S. Lam'rvrit-v. M. Millet, C. llalys, V. rr Nur 5 NlqCornnLlt lt. NYillianns. Vg' L. as .t Q' UC 10 35 45 5c fn 8' son- -if '96 36 K..-.gt l ir.s't llmr: Hrs. Dobson, C. lliwlmauigli. C. Ililllllllfbllll, P. 'lIlll'llSll, Nl. Cross. Nlrs. W1-iglmt. Svvmul llmc: Nlrs llilflhlllgll, D. Kl'lllllll, D. lldllllllllll. Xl. Blot-k. S. Cl'llX'.'L', C. l,1ll'ldS. Nlrs. Sunitli. Tllirrl Rttllf X. Svnn, XY llluxnson. Stark. XV. Liiwiw-11r'v. I. lluinw. D. Ilclslvy. A. Sr-lulm-it-lu. Z. llalll. I. I,itr-lllit-lil. Ifnurllz limit: L. X11-sick. X. Lvwis, Xl. Crnlnnn. C. ll1n'risun, I. Coopvr. I. Xl:-sick. C. llulvy, Nl. Pnrlis. lfiflli limit I. Dun- lamp. P. Smith. L. Smith. Xl. Cimnuclc. Nl. Sullixxin. S. Collins, Nl. Xlnrtiin. C. lliaines. P. llull-y. S. Nlormw. THE F. H. A., with a membership of forty girls, is a club for the Fu- ture Homemakers of America. The girls work for Iunior, Chapter, and State Homemaker Degrees. They must take written exams for these awards. They must also have ten hours of work to be eligible to go on their annual trip. The F. H. A.'s biggest event of the year is their Sweetheart Ball. They have an annual party with the F. F. A. and sponsor many other activities. 7, 'Zf.f-Z THE F. F. A. is a nationally known organization of boys who plan to take up farming as a vocation. Its goal is to prepare its members for the future when they take their place in the working class of the world. Under the direction of Mr. Graham, the Macomb Chapter has been very active. Among other things they ran the concession stand at football games, went to the F.F. A. national convention at Kan- sas City, co-sponsored a Sweetheart Ball, and presented an assem' bly in honor of F. F. A. week. 7. 7. fi. Scatcfl: lt. llznnin, B. Skt-in, C. NVQ-lsll. I.. Swvclvll, lt, Paxtrick, Mx: Crailnnn. X. Platt: Svvurifl linux: K. Pear- son. C. lfoxnll, C. Forclycc, Klinv. ll. llz-nclly, Allison. B. llopping, ll. Nlr-Gttuglwy. Tllirrl Holt: M Kuglvr, B. Lixingston, L. Ptyun, I. Sullivan, D. NVoolann. UI. Stoclwr. K. Ilan' 1. VI. Broulxliant. D. Smith. Fuurllz l Huw: B. Arvin, ll. Ifvrris. D. Broun. I, Sullivgni, B.,-Xnn-s. li. Sims. Xl. ltr-ml. X. xllll. ll. lvviimigli-. X Y X4 l C ,ne l I'llllf limb: lt. Douglas, Oc-tgtan. C. St-ttlrw. ll. HITNVII. L. Nia-Cm-. St'l'HlllI Rmb: B. Slmtk-r. D. AlllSllL'l'. I. Morris. C. 'lllllllllllh Mr. lluwurtl. Third Itnut D. Curt-x. ll. llt-viclriuksmx. P. Porter. ,440 new THE VOCATIONAL AUTO MECHANICS CLUB was very active throughout the year. The highlight of the year came at Christmas when the club presented gifts to some children and held their annual Christmas party at which Mr. Howard was presented a watch. The class did major body work on a '49 Plymouth, a '50 Buick, and a '52 Nash as their projects. Besides the projects the class studied Carburetors, transmis- sions, and worked on cars in the community. cmchfzfed THE IR. RED CROSS COUNCIL, a young organization at M.H.S., has done much to further the importance of the Na- tional Red Cross. Under the sponsorship of Miss Bradshaw, the council has done many worthwhile projects for the com- munity, as well as for help overseas. These include giving a Chirstmas program for the Elms and Everly nursing homes, and collecting material for an album to be sent to a foreign country. The members consist of a representative and an al- ternate from each home roorn. Frmit Huw: S. l'uy1u-. 1. Stark. C. llurbuugli. S. lluglics. Nl. Patrick. A. Barclay. Nliss Blxitlsluiw. Svrmzd Huw: Y XYl1t-1-lt-r I Kircli C' Fox C LUllClCl'Ill'lIl K Foster Xl Primm S Xtvn L l intlis Tllirrl Rmb I Yo it c 'Bruton flllfll Hou N Xlllltt X from lsslt irl x 1 xr C' s X Nlt ra l 'DQ FQ -9' ng lov li '!' lfmrzf linux X. St-nn. C. ll.ill. IJ. Long. IJ. llgmnltoii. I. l,1tt-lntu-lil. 5 !'fPHll linux li. llairp. 5. be-tsvr. X. Billi- tvr. S. Nlorrmx. IJ. kt-llum. Nlrs. Illslllx. llzirzl limi: ,l- Sl-wk. N. .Xmlrt-ws, Xl. cltlllllllll lluxm-s. Cl. litwviii. C.. l.Ulll'1'llllliHI. l'17HlllI limb: NN. li.lXYl'i'llK'l'. K.. ll.um-5. NI. 5llllIXAlll. lt. Sl-xlll1H'l. l, Xll'lDlHlillll. ll. llI'L't'llt'Il. THE LIBRARY CLUB is one of the hardest-working clubs of M. H.S. Their duty is to keep the library in top condition and to check out books. The members earn pins for hours spent in helping the director, Mrs. lustus, with her Work. The club was not very active this year, but did sponsor several skat- ing parties. The officers are President, Dorothy Long, Vice- President, Carol Hall, Sec.-Reporter, Donna Hamilton, Treasur- er, Nancy Senn. CWM ANYONE WHO IS INTERESTED in photography should join the Photo Club. This organization learns about taking better pictures, and about developing and enlarging them. The group has built a darkroom in the ping-pong room, and this has helped it to function more actively. Mr. Howard, the spon- sor, has devoted much time and effort to further the interest of the club. Fiore 66245 lfrmil linux lt. Xllirtl. ll. l7.tI1l. l'. lltmtlvii. ll. lluylt-. Xlr. Nlttrtw'ny. Srwuul limbs Xl. lllmrk. ll, Cross. Klr. lluwzll'tl. ll. Alviniings, Cf. IHIIIINUII. K. l,t'.ll'NHll, 'l'l1irrlli01Lt: Xl. titvlilm. ll. l'att1'it'lx. ll. xxvllilllllll, IS. Cllrisliv. lf, Slum:- king. 1 5 3 1,5 . fw- , 11 ' fa , 13 FQ .L 'Z Q 4. 2. K rw ,L 1' l . i Y gl Q 'K+ inf! M . A f . W R9 3 - -f X K i . 1-ri ' ,.-' Q Q 4 .53 .ig , ll 4' 4. .-H11 -ww ,J -sm 'X 1 Front Row: Reporter. B. Crcusvyg Chaplin, XY. SL-ottq Vive I'l'a.si1lcrat, NI. Kan-lkog President. D. Pognc: SL I C in 1 oon FLIISIITLI' L mart u mul int nu u ns 1 1 C11 s -rrx' C. ccncr lt. Dalll . r. ani 1. lin nc: '. ,nr sun ...'n1iti .'u11c iw'. .. nv f XYillisc NYissli-acl G. Tilton L. Tlmrslicr if THE HIY began the year by having a pledge period to recruit all boys lnterested in joining the club Twelve new members were 1n1 tiated bringing the membership to a total of twenty three The H1Y earned money by several different ways but their main proyect was co sponsoring a penny carnival with the Tn H1 Y The club also sent David Pogue and Mike Kaelke to the Youth in Government at Spring field Ill The H1 Y was under the leadership of President David Pogue and the new sponsor Mr Damp fu We THE TRI-HI-Y IS one of the most active clubs in the school. It is a sis- ter organization to the Hi-Y and the two clubs work together to carry out their purpose which is to create and maintain throughout the home school and community high standards of Christian character . Some of the activities during the year included initiation services and a bake sale. Several of the members attended various conven- tions out-of-town and the club sent two delegates Judy Meyer and Mary Io Vance to the state convention at Springfield. 'Hltlf nr: . . la . . 'jc , . . z 's. '. 1. . . 1 R. A. cz y. .-X. Ht-ilnolcls, Sc'cm1f1RmL': L. Lumix. .. a . . f '--1, .. 5 'cx'm1s. , Ss, 1rrix. ir1 mu: . a, N. Ci wr. I. 1 ma 2. itrmr, . ' yan , . A , . 'rwnrz out . -11, ,. 1 . .. JL . l. Km 1 ..'k'pp1-r. ' 'a ' L'1. . 2 '. '. f 'mx .. .V '. I 'u ,A , , -luv . ll , 0 is -. . Davis. -Q 3 Q 1 V 'V . ay' .?i'-fi. . . ' ,Ag ,wg w, . . L as fir . - ff ,L .. 1 L W , 5- Q m. hw 4' ' 3553 A 'E As K X A A wif w w' x v rl Y, fix 'ff' A wfiqv f f Q P S if 42 Yi Q Q-W . V KR 55 N Q A W, E5 KJ A 'L Y .K 6kt!i'iQ'A Lli:x , W 4 iw ' ka hasta' f 1 5 99? f' . 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I'., Xlorgn-r. Ix. XX'-Iistvr. I'HlI'lI llnu: II.u11ptm1. XI. Ilztrriw, XI. Xlt-1.1-If. I.. II1r.uIn 11 lx, C.Inmmn-tI1. I.. I3.11'tIvtI. K.. 5I.1tII-r. XI. f.oImIm. XI. Ittmtlt-n. II. Ilum-5, X. XliI.l. XI. XIII- .. , . . . , .. , . It-I. l'1tIl1 lwzu ll, Ilmlv .X. Cimur. C- 5lIllIII. II. Ionlv. Im. IIAIIIIIIIQ. Ii. i.I11'1st1t-, XX. St-utt. XIIIIIQ-ln. XX. Itllsst-II. N. lim-LII-1' X. Xlmm-. IJ, IM-IIm.t. IJ. fl.llX, THE MIXED CHORUS under the direction of Miss Erma Wil- son, has participated in many activities this year. They pre- sented a Winter Concert, a Spring Concert, sang at Commence- ment, and attended the County Music Festival at Western. The chorus also went to contest, which was held this year at Bush- nell. To earn money the Music Department sponsored a Win- ter Carnival and sold refreshments at various basketball games. ,ized THE GIRLS' CHORUS consists of approximately 40 voices under the direction of Miss Erma Wilson. They participated in the VVinter and Spring Concerts, attended 2 music festivals, and went Christmas caroling at the Everly House. The Girls' Chorus also went to contest and sang at Baccalaureate. At the end of the year they took a trip to Chicago. QM! '4 glanced l'llxl linlr. XI. Cmoss. C.. Ilqumsmml. I.. Nt-Iwn. I., I.1lIliII5. I'.. Izlwu-tt. VI. IHIIIII-Ill. SVVIYIIII linux li, ltrmxn, . 1 , , . . . . , C,1lrwn. II. Ilzut. Ilumm-N, I. C..tIt-. IS. Ilalrlt. I.. Smith. Xllw XXIINUII. lflml linux II. XII-vu-It. X, XX INMIVIQ. XI. IKlNI1l. XI. Xwlwn XI. IIUIIVI. I. Xllllvl. Xlrye-1'. XI. Illmxuun. 1'1YIlI'Ill Hull: X. IIl'lCIt'III'4'll'II. X. st-Itlt-itll. I7, IXVIIIIIII. Il. Illltclu-l'. Il. Ilan. I'. 1.11.-:tom-tlt. C., III'lI,IIUIl. X. Ilmlgvs. l'1Ilf1 llffrrz X. Ix4'1'1'. I.. llvrry. It, Skip- pt-1'. I.. Xlvsivlx. I'. Ifclxxatlrls. 5. XX'iIIialms. -I. Xlzmm, I , Nclson. Ix. BUIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIKI. Nt Wx. K y Q, va- as A 'E fiixz. 2 'I 4 K Q ' U- . Q A ' M 5, 'fs . . x. 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Louderman, S. Kugler. il. Toxiilinsoii, ll. XYats0n, A. Bar clay. Bam! Mgr. G. Morris, K. Pearson, Mr. Sparrow, F. Longaere, B. Dahl, I Kennedy S. Aten. I. NIL-Donald. S. McKinney, S. Crowe, G. Fox. H. Pennington. j. Brookliart C. Clugston, Nl. Patrick, C. Hammoncl, R. Scott, l'. Loc-ke, L. Albee. D. Pogue P ll. Morgan. Bunce. ll. lrentice, S. Bown, Beatty, F. Elirlmrt. ll. XVilliams. C: Carl son, S. Horton, P. Thrush, D. Kellum, Bl. Gentry, A. Feineriiiaii. S. Lawrence. L. Kirk patrick. li lu MATORETTES Q7 COUNCH Ifl'll fvfl In riglll: H. lizlllallll. l.. 'I4lll'll5llt'l'. Nl. Kzu'lkc'. XY. x'3lXYll'l'. li. Crusx. C. XYUNI, A. 1-nowvtll, L. Pricc. S. Corlclinghm. l,. Hnguin. S. Nlm-ks-11. Nizxtluis. I., NInrlcm', H. Xxbllfll. L Swm-dull. NI. Block. l,. Sigh-r. B. llugspilxl li. lluylv. XI. l'11trirk, ll. Xlurfin. C. Xlallmry, B. mrris. X. Nvlsun. L. xlilfklilllil, S, llllqhvs, Xl. xllllkfill. P. l311l'L'la1x', AI. Nlinvr, X. IIFIIID. AI. 'l'uulm', C llzuniltun, S. Ilollislc-r, Xl. Yzzm-v. Sfumlin,gl1'fl In riufzlz li. xlL'cjllllllll,LfIl, -I. Coopvr. Y. Ccer. Y I rclum. 'l'. Sticklcn, l. Barry fx v 5- , 9 X V l ,Aix K I P. F. SHAFER MUCH PRAISE for the success of our schools goes to Mr. Shafer. In the role of chief executive of our school sys- tem he has encouraged a high stan- dard of scholarship and citizenship in the Macomb Unit. He truly takes a per- sonal interest in the students of our school. gazed of Education THE BOARD OF EDUCATION is composed of members elected for a term of three years by citizens of Unit District No. 185. They are responsible for the effective operation of our schools. Certainly by their investigating and carrying out the new building program, they have shown their sincere ambitions for the best standards of edu- cation and learning in the Macomb Public Schools. On? fs Scalwlz Everett YVuylz1ntl, Dr. R. F. Millet, Mrs. KCIIIICIII Cray. Stamling: Al Cnopvr. Tum l'uct', Silpm-i'it1tt'mlvi1t P. F. Shafer, Keith Scott, Prcsitlent E. K. Kztclkc. 5 C' ,. -....., X may X ffn'!MJf 1 ' WW I 'I litil NIA LI.'li1-LL 7-'Pu ' LQWIWWQMW X I WMWA! WV. R. POGUE V THE DUTIES of a principal are many and varied. Mr. Pogue not only performs these duties well, but he also finds time for many student problems and with his sincere, moving erson- alit is Q le to ins ire all of us to re er hei ms. Y GE QQP Q q 3452- G3 'i -Quex sigiggfxl QR XBUIIENG Eivii1E1fHsXL' l':I.SIl'1 Bowxt xx Lois NIc,l .mm.x Q Homzm' Al,iQx,xxnEn AlllfllCHl1lfit'8 lCl.lzA1xL'r11 Bm'1.r3 Dean, Langrmggcs IZl,su3 Blmnsu.-xw Binlogy l1:lll'l'H ClIl'llfillll.I. C:UIHlHl'l'L'l K new N I-I'I'll DA Nl 1' Clwlnixtry, l'l1y.vi4'x .-Xiu Dmxsux lIUIIICIlIllkillf.f 5 ,...,,f ., ,Q . 1 . Y 4 P ,, i uhm-nur ' I BL'nm:'r'rr: KQRAIIABI Agrivulturc 'WW bf Gnfi' XIAHTIN IIASI-2I.'I'lXl-I Dean, Alllfllzflllllfil'-S N! OFLQQ XK'll.L.l.xx1 lllilillllli Plzy.s'ivuI Ecllwutimn blurs Ilcwu: .Vuclzinc Sharp ALMA lUsTL's Library 1 fkcw ZOQY' X, ,uf 2? 1 SI xp., Q zu As? , 'N M H. 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IJ.-wma Yvxxczlc lcmx XV.n1.,xx1: Emu XX'll.sox XYIIAIA NVmc:11'r Suviul SciL'm'c fIUHlNlCl'L'C Vocal Jim-if llmncnmking NYzxll-'luclm llUI.lJlCN Sf-luml .X'14r'.s'f' Nlxm' ZUUMHU5 1':ll,Qlih'l1. ,lUlll'll1Ili.Slll !'...P awe? .Z eackvz M444 AS THOSE OF YOU who are now seniors look back through the years to when you were a freshman, at first it seems your class had accomplished very little except to dream of the day when, at last, you would become a senior. Your sophomore year was filled with every- one working hard trying to raise money for the future Ir.-Sr. Banquet and Prom. One of your money-making schemes was the selling of banner buttons. Your junior year was busier yet. Another suc- cessful source of income was the food sales - fresh country butter, eggs, and home made pies and cakes. We also presented the very successful three- act play, Stag Line for two consecutive nights. You'1l always remember the many long hours of working at night making nut cups and de- corations for the Ir.-Sr. Banquet and Prom in which the theme was Stairway to the Stars. Your senior year, seemingly the shortest, was filled with many exciting events and was high- lighted with the very different kind of class play, Down to Earth, which was a tremen- dous hit with everyone, young and old. Everyone enjoyed the Cabaret Dance with its pink and black night club theme and its nine big acts. The last time you and your senior friends were together as a group was on the class trip. Now, as the last of your high school days are over, you realize it means the last year with all your friends, many of whom have been with you since grade school. 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F S 2 A, -, Q, .f 1, 1 NN om' 1 -of N 1 f -A . uf N . ..,.N?:N.. t ' X L i ' w if, - Q SL'l.l.lX lxx. Xhm' LOU S'1'uxr.xlxc:, I.-xctxlrz STUIINI. .huns Su.1,n'.A.N, juuu' T:m1.1L. Rox SXYl'lDlil.l.. LENNB Tutu.. JIXI Tol,wEu. Xxuu ,bs-... ,,, InoL 1'Al.xx. DoN.xl.l1 Xfxxftri, Nl.-un' In af 1956 www-'ll' NY1fl.sl1, cl!-INE XY!-Q5'l'lililIlll,l3. Nm x XVII IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS jun' l31aA1 l'x', Treasurer lor: lbfxvls, President LoL' Cu,m:u'r, Hvymrtcr CIIESTPQIX Nl.-mln. X ic'c-Pre.virl1.'nt XY.u'Nr3 Frzsmgn. Secretary 'Zhu WW ?v.. 'N 'wif 'Qp.....,-v fnsng- -1-1 L5 'W CZ? Ames, Bud Arvin, Bennie Beuttv, Iucly Brvc-clcn, Bvtty Cnnavit. Terry Curnmck, Marlene Christie. Bob Collins, Slumm Andrews, NQUICX Beam, Iumly Bowclun. lkunl Carmuck, Carol Cl10IlOXVl'tll, jaunu Codclington. Sully Q .5 was M5 if Q f X is WJ f fi Ax fav if ,., fb J Six if X , E A 3 H V ,xi 'ii M , in, ML M ig M- RY. in ang . 5 1, ? 1? - wr- x wx, 5 M fig? my. Q . '..':' QM-f 'lf' if ,sm .X f af, Q 5 A . .Zi X ', yg 'U lm C1 S af M Q QQQ x + if E? .... A ,W it r . f w J A If-W wk ? Q ...dx 1 S, an gw .im 3? turn, Morris, Eugene Nelson, Frances Noble, Jeanne Patrick, Bob Pm-arson, Kenny 'V' Porter, Paul Prentice, Ronald fr llc-vcler, Stevc llifflc, Karen if Settles, Connie Shaffer, Bill 'QQ- Sllort, Eleanor Sliryalck, Patricia. Snvder, Harold Springer, janet Stoncking, Ed I 405605 Suck. Donna Thrush, Phyllis Voight, VValter XVard, Lullonnu Vllclistvr, Kay XVlu-rlcy, Sliuron Willison, Tom T athaun, Glee Vida, Virginia Waller, lack XVliecler, Norma NVillia1111s, Shirley Woolani, Dick SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS KEN lluw, Scvrvlury KENNY CllL'l,'l'.XS, Pri' jrm' 'l'uox.r1, Rvlmrfw' LKFIXILXIXI-Q l,.'KXlll5, Tn'11.s-11111 jmun 'l.Il,'I'UN. X'in'-1'r'1'.virl1'ruI .virlmli A, S mm V xii W S - QQ' K -Q - f Q is ' ,, ,, H -ggwj .' - I ,J VV II! Y 40 if M K u 5 5 ' 1 li 'Q 1 f 5 L' . Q. ,. :,- 1 E 4 -.-, ..::. 3 'Y L. :V .Lyn i .3 ' .ff 3 ,. - ' 'Q i'f'?':A --- if '-:sm S z A l Anstinc, Edward Bursi. loc- Billc-tc-r, Nun-ttu Bulvn, Ninn Bown, Sara Io Brooks, Nlurjurin- Blltc-lu-r, Bzlrlmru Clu-lmwctlm, Kulh Bullard, Roger 15au'tl1'tt. Larry Bislmp, 'll-d Briggs, liolwrt Hllllcv, jim Cash. -lolm 'X , ' Clu'mm'4'lll, liulwltl ' Culmlw. Murslmll Coupe-r. Janice F f ,f Cuopvr, Lloyd if ft Q MS V 5 Q' Coultals, Km-mw I ' . Crum-, Arthur fb, Cushing. Nlury , Davis, Ricluu-al ,6- 9 ' ., Q Dvpuy, BllI'IPlllA1l Q l if . Dc-rrv, Llllilll l anvCvtt, lolm K lfislncr, Darla-nu Ifmta-r. Iaulirc . . 1 lfuulk, Lzwry l'vI'id1lj', K1-n .Tl A f:kllllil.Q'C. Richard S . My 1 f in Vi - W' 7' 7 , , . 4 if '- . W' '..g:f,.sf ' 'Q 4.2- ' fii. '17 may e1-f 5 i U + f :Y A T3 ii.. '1 Q .. ff- ' .--- F 1 ' 1 X 1.3. 5 19.5. QQ- l XJ k.4s Clruxvs. loam llzzlvy, Phyllis Harp, Km-n llqlrm-cl, jcrmnm- IlLll'l'iSUIl, cjllllllik' lIlxiLl4'lll'l'il'll. Yl'l'.l llilly'x'r. liulu-rt lluylg-, Iolm Culivk, lux- Il.1ll, iI.lI'Hl llalrk. liuxiv llliltllll. Normu- llm-11cl1'i4'lxw11. 'lkrm llmlgos, Virginia lluffinam, lim llumcs. Esther llutson. VVzuicla1 Inman, Lois ' . .fx Kuisor. lim-lla fx K1-llum. Dorothy Kirkpntrivlc. Luau Kuglvr. Slmrun Lauiclis, Lorrnim' Lvstvr, .lm-rry xi: Lewis. Num-y Litvllllivlcl. Clmrlvs J' Q I,on5.!. Durotlix' H 5 Nh-Cnrmir-k. Cla . J 'Sv .Q f Q 'V 6- v I,0llCl1'I'lllllll. Cmmie- 0, W lllllil UF-vi H K -X Hull llllzl lil. lr l'l11 - Nlcllgniglwy. lizuiclnll 'V' Nlrli m-1', Stun Marlow. Larry Slim wll. lmix S l ,.,i.s,:f Al' K . Wg, Y :S BY 1-Q?-'lg I X , -fu N, -:W -- J. Egan L' an in ,, V 55333257 '.-':' I , Q , Q Q ' ff Mcrcvr, Marilyn Him-r, .lam-t l'm'11ni1igi0ii, liuliiml Millut. Nlzirgurvl Xiu Nowlin, XYillium P rl inl E :L Xlurris. 134-vm-rly 0 Posslvy, Gln-nn lm ll rgam, Him-liaircl lxlllfflll, Arlcuic oguc, Doris Price, NlilI'llXll Q? -3' lim Q cl, Carol lim-cl, IUIIII -U V db Snllvv, Cilfll ,dw , Sullislcr, Iinl '12 Y in 4 A S4-nn, Nancy Q.: .ad-Q Nur 1-Q Slllitll, Russ 3' Short, Iucly liccd, Marion Rcid, Indy liittvxlllollsc, xlilfihll Sclllvicll, Andre-y SL-lnn-iclm-r, Bill Souls, NVvnclvll - f j, Slum-plwrfl, Curl wg! ,. . 1 f 4 VX at Sims, XVilliann Q, Skippcr. liutln he ' ,V lr J Q , iv . K 3 5 bs. Slllllfk, Lindam 'X 36 ' --:Q Y 3' Q, Solomon, Eclclic , ... - Standard. Nlarilvn - ,NH f, : i- Statler. Gary ' i.::::'E f X' ,. 5: ' if . V 5 ig, r. fr V: t'Q?' 'IN 1, an A t , bv Q 0 -1 , KRW' X J A WY, .fgfik X, w A77 -I '. ,fi sh h , r n , 1 L, .Q -, 1 X ' X5 Q ' . A X . . ' 44 ,1 1 'W K - b W - ,r M. Simi-11s, lluy 'l'lnn'p1-, NVuyn1zln Tilton, jerry X'nwtm'r. XViln1n Yullwr, lflllllk NVnts0n, liulmcrt Toolv, .Indy Stivklvn, 'l'vrry 'l'hmsln'1'. Larry Tolnlinsmm, Indy XvOQ lt'l', Pcggv NYullm'r, Tom XVisslvnd, Mick FRESHMAN OFFICERS NlAllY l',x1'1nc:i-1. Sccrclury JIIXI Ihxxrgn. l'rL'sicIcnt Il mm' lliixmuczxsox. TTl'IlSlll'Cl lu. llvrxugs Vim'-Prc.viz1c'r1l . , V XX :.. 1 . ,A g 5 4 9 T n A, Q . . ' Q v .w2:u, ' 'G 49 fffi. B B V B if ' f 'V ' , A 591 5 lt -Hoi N uh M! A 1 Z , f m ac ,as ' . , ,A , f f I 5 1 ff' Allison, jerry Arvin, Geneva Ati-n, Sandra Bninter, Billy Barclay, Alicv BL-Ck, Iznncs Boclcnlmmvr, Karon Brown, Bonnie Albee, Linda Akvrs, Max Argenlrrigllt. Kennvth Butvs, Phillip Baintcr, Marvin Baxter, Dunno Bclclon, Bonnie Broolillcnrt. lc-rry l Britton, Carol ANQ Bugg, Bclsy 'TI' Cale, Polly Curvy. Larry Carlson, Eugcnv Carson. luclitll Cllr-nowcth, Amos .. .. W' - - , 0 ' j Q: fy, f Clugston, Storl W g. ,,....i ., A Cook, Nlznry I,ou Coop:-r, lfrunk X if ,,,, v clilllllllf, Nlnry bg A Crom-, llicluml Cross, llonniv llallll, llolwrt Damm-r, lionnim- if . 4 21 ,av Dznmvr. lim X G Dark. Bonnie- K llvvllvr. Com-ml Dvpoy, G4-no Dm-rrv, lloln-rt Doran, Murcia Illllllllilll. liiclmrcl Eclwurcls, Patty Elting, ja-rry L rvvwwlq fs: , Q ff, . ' ,Q , ' V Q ' J A K r r - 'fu 2 Q . 1 A 1 E gt y . .,., X -fi Q V k 1 'll la r I Z ,?,, V.: -I Z 5 A . ,bv ' '-H2 ' 5 all r I l 'Sf . ,AM . Y' 1 , 'J V - . ' ::::fEr.-2-If 5 A ' .' ,9 Ll - J l in r L .A .4- ,Q lv Y, fliffii - All 'Q ,ffl 'L l, .k fu ll Erwin, Guy Fox, Ca-orgv lfricluy, llolwrt clilllllllllig Cary lluinvs. Loon llzunmoncl. Cary llalys, llital Hemp, Bvnm-r lfostvr. Nlamruiu lfoxull, llaumy lfruwln, lCx'1'1'c-lt cll'lllll'S, Mika' Hull, Lloyd llnys, Carol Ilclslcy, Fred llvnclricksorl, H. llcndrickson, Sue Hill, Steve Hodges, Keith Horton, Sharon Hoyle, Boh llllckahcy. Donald liumvs, lill Iohn, Iunior Kcrr, Vivivn Kirch, jorrx' we he M 6 fi! -F ' ' -'-' r -'-' . I M 1 A V' S ' A fa ' 5 ,- ,A , W 1 -' E Q: 1 A ,Q M-, ': ' r A by if X 1 t . , R i N ' Q S H ' il 'Q Kuglcr. Miko 54 A F Lahlastcr, Donald J fb Langford. Donna g' Lawrcncv, Sharon , Luwrcm'c, XVilda an . S Q -' . 4, 5 Y my L0lld6I'lllilll. 'Iona ,P S4 - 4 av Longacrv. Freddic ff - P 'H McCormick, Carol . A A. 2 McCoy. David ' f ML-Cullough, Ronald R. 4.i ' .5 ' Q 716440140 66444 1 -P 5 1 1.5 5 'A I: K of A 1 ,. ' J 'pu A 'Z , X Y.. -1 QP :W if Iwlabry, xVilltUY Meeks. David Milli-r. -lim Xioo Morrow, Sharon Nlurfin, Martha Nelson. Marcia Xu ML-Sperritt, Eldon Mason, lanicc- Mr-sick, Lynda Miller. Pat x T Moon-, Donald hillffifl, llcrhcrt M51-rs. In-an Nopur, Carolm Oakman. Hamid Parks. Nlartha Parks, Richard Patrick, Malcolm Patrick, Mary Paym-. Samlra crry. Rugvr hvlps. ltogvr lortvr. Marla-nv iil'illlUitiS, Alien' .ar P IJ I 4 5. X xg Sargvnt. Tum ,, Scott. liavmmui il' Shughart, Ct-raltl X Sigh-r, Linda Silt-pin-nl. Cami Smith. Charlcs Smith. Craig Smith, Dick Smith, Vicky Stark, It-an 7fze44mcw 66444 'R' A X 5 ...A SK Q bf! QR 4 is 1 I 1+ 7 fan' 'S ' 4' ww! Stvwarcl, David Stone-king, Dun Thompsmi, NVancia XVali1-r, Ralph XVaylanci, Paul NVhiting, Harold XViliiams. Sharon XVitt, Cariaml Stow.-kt-r, lolm Sullivan, Iohn Upp, Paul XVcavcr, Larry Williams, liuth XVisshack, Ann f v wi , :iw -r ii - wg: -1 ,Q K' J , .rrgfgggifsifffzlf iam 4 ii f1zf.f IEffT3f fer? f Q X??S?i SY v sfgr'Q -with -M45 f W 'filo xi 1- V A Q65 ' Y Eff Quai, 1' 2232? . u?'g,fv..A law, M-wwf awww 13? . ww ir ww -, W .4 i u it , XVarcl, Ronald SL 'i 'i35vffg35f ., ' B I I , ai' 2 SS If ,tru Hm- ptr ,, ' ,Qt ,Z : .5 -gf jr, Lf, I 1 Pdwm' 'Zzdex . . . . . , I - I-spians 2, .. .. . 2 : , AllXt'll Ilmrus :I I, Iiirls' I'Iwrus I 2, .luniur I'Iass Play. IIAINTICII, Danny-liaskf-tliall 2, 1IasI-IIalI :I I, AI I'luII :I I. IIAIIVIIAY, l'at-Stihl:-III Umiiivil I, I,iIIrary I'IuII I 2, I .ll..X. I 2, ILA A. I 2 II I, lla-Il Urnss SI, lzilllll I 2 :I I. IIAIIIIY, Pal-I .II.A. I, I7..X..X. I 2 :I I, MIM-:I I'Iwrus I, Ilirls' I'll1ll'IIS I, Ilansl I 2 :I I, Ilaml IHIIIIII-il I 2, IIIGAN, l.iiirIaw'l'l1I-spiaiis :Z I, I2..X..X. I 2 :I I, 'I'ri-III-Y :I, Mixm-Il Plwrus 2 :I I, Girls' Vlifrrus I, .Iuniwr l'lass Play, SUIIIUI' Class Play. I-IIGAN, Ilmliwy- IILOFK, Al2ll'I.2'1ll'I'I-l .ll..X. I 2 :I I, 'I'ri-IIIY :I I, PIIIIIII I'IuII I. liaml I 2 :I I. IIIIANVII, IIIIIII-rt --SI-nliuvl SIafI':I, SIIisI.'i'wI'II I.iII-Vary :I I, Alix- :-Il I'lmrus I 2 :I I. IIIIUIVN, llanivlfl ImIIIalI I 2 II I, 'I'ravII I 2 I, I .I ..X. I 2 II I. lll l'I'Hl'Ili, Marving'l'lIn-spians 2 :I, ILA A. I 2 II I. 'l'I'i-Hi-Y 35- Mixs-Il f'IiIIrus I, Iiirls' I'lIIIl'llS I 2 3I. I'.XllI,SI IN, harry --- I'.XliY, lN'illI-- Iiaslu-Ilmll I 2, l::Is1-lnall I, 'l'l'iII'li I, Ili-Y I, Plwlu I'luIu II, MIXI-II f'lInI'IIS I. VIIHXYI-I, Sawlra- Lilvrary I'llllu I, 'I'lI:-slvians I 2, I .Il..X. I 2 :I I. Il.A.A. I 2 :I I, 'I'ri-Ili-Y 1 2 L-L I, Sqiiarn- llama- I'lIIII I, llanfi 1 2 :I 1. DAVIS, .l1lII7SIIlIlI'IIl Vmim-il 2 :I I, 'I'hI-spians 2 :I I, II..X..X. I 2 :I I, 'I'ri-Hi-Y 2 :I I, IIIIII Vrnss 2, IIamI I 2, JIIIIIIII' Vlass Play. IIOIUAISA, llim-II-Ifzmtlralll I :I I, llasvlnall :I I, 'l'ran-II II, M l'IiIlv :I I, 'I'IiI-spians :I, Alix'--I I'IiI-ras I, Ilaml I 2 :I, .Iuninr I'I.wss Play, Svninr I'Iass Play, INDNICY, TIiIl-- Sluxlvnt I'I-um-il I 2 :I I, 'I'III'sIIians 2 :I I, SpI4II-r- wvlu Busim-ss 2 :I I, Alix.-II I'IiIIrus I 2 :I I, .Iuniwr Class PIH5. SI-nior I'Iass Play. F.-XXVI lCT'I', lClizaIv-Ili-Ilirls' I'liIIrus I. l4'Il'INl'IR1lAN, .xdflllll-4 llaml I 2 :I I. FICRIIIS, Huwarllf l4'.l ..X. I 2 :I I. I-'IlS'I'I-III. l'lI1ll'lm'I'IIff Mixwl I'IiIIrus 2 :I I. WINS' I'llI'l'lIF I- FOSTICII, Kaiilile-mi-III-II I'I'1rss I, Mixwl I'li4-rus 2 :I I, Girls' Phorus I. FOXALL, I'harII-s-'I'IiI-spiaiis I, F,I ..X. I 2 :I I, Squaw' Danu- Vluh -I, SI-nil-r Class Play. FHX, f'iIl'Ul-SI'lIIlIII'l Staff I, I1..X..X. I 2 :I I, 'I'ri-Hi-Y II I. III-fl I'rI-ss :L I, Hand I 2 :I, .luiiinr Plass Play. SI-ninr I'lass Play. GICICII. Virgil- liaml I 2 :I I. IIICNTIIY, MarIl1a-- Slllflvlll I'UIIlII'll JI, I.iIurary I'IuIv 2..5I'HliII l Staff 4, l .H.A. 1 2, fI,A..X. I 2 I, Ilaiifl I 2 :I I, Se-Inor Vlass Play. GRAHAM, Marjuriv ---Slurl-'nt l'lllllI4'll II, P.Il.A. I 2 :I I. G4-X-A 2 :I, Girls' I Iwrus I. IlII.XYl'fS, Rita--l .ll..X. I 2 II, l:ll'lS' I'lIIIrlIs I. IIAl'KlCT'l', I.ynnI-v- IlI.1lsI- III' II.-Inn-sf-IilziIiw-s I, VVIIVSIIIIIIIS 2 .:I I. Spido-rwn-II l,ih-rf-ry :I I, 4I.,X..X. I 2 II I, 'I'ri-Ili-Y 14, Shawl I lmrus I 2 :I I, Girls' 4'riIrus I, .luiiifvr Vlars PINK. SI'llI ' Vlass Play. HAINICS. Carulw-- I.iIIrary I'luII 2 I, I'.lI.A. I 2 :I I, 4l..X.A. 1 2 3 4. H.X5lll.'I'llX, lvwlilia- l.iIIra y l'lIllI I 2 II I, l4'.ll..X I 2 34 I. 47--YAY l 2 3 I. IIAMAIHNII, I'I-nniv-I,iIIrary I'li1II lil, I .ll,A. I2 :I I, ILA. A. I 2 :I I, Mixml I'lIul'll5 :I, Ilirls' Vliuriis I I. H,XMl'TIIN, Judi - AI I'IuII :I I, 'l'III-spiaiis :I I, sn-ntinvl Staff I I .H.A. 2 , II..-X..X. I 2 :I I, Tri-Ili-Y JI, III-nl I'r1vsS MQIXUII VIII-rus I 2 I, Ilaiul I 2 :I I, .Iuiiiar Class Play, SI-nim' IIHSS Play, I1llI'I'l'll'2lIlI'I' 2 :I I, Xl:II'j1mre-Iti- I 2 :I I. II..xNNINI:, u..nffI-'....IIIIII1 I 2 :I I, Izask.-IIIIIII I 2 :: I.-I51lS l'91H JI I, 'l'l'il4'k l 2 :I I, BI I'llIII I 2 :I I, S1-iitilu-l Stat! I, III-Il I'rIIss 2 :I. Ill'IA'I'0N, KI-mlall -- Intramurals :I I, Hl'IlHI'IS, SlIIl'lI'X+ l.ilvrary I'lIIlI I 2, 4l..X..X. I 2 :I I, lla-Il VVIISS .I I, Band I 2 LI I. Hl I'SON, Je-ai1i1II+ .IIIRIIINIIL Sonny-'I'rac'lI I :I, AI I'luII :I I, .ll'S'I'l'S, JuIlyfI.iIIraI'y I'lIIIv I, 'l'IIn-spialls I 2, l ,ll..X. Inf. lI..X.A. I 2 :I I, sqiiarf- llama- 4'luI. I, Ilaiul l 2 :I I. -IIIIIIUI' Class Play, Al2ljlIl'l'llI' I 2 :I I. .- v. .I ... ,H ..... KIIINNIGIIY, .liiwly--llilvrary I'IuII I 2 I, Sqntiia-I Staff I, Ii..X..N- I'II IlllIll,Jl LAXIIIS, I.uaiIiI.iIIrary I'luII I 2, Il,.X..X. I 2 :I I, 'I'ri-Ili-Y LI, III-II f'l'IISS I, Alix:-II I'lIUl'lls :I I, Ilirls' I'llllI'IlS I 2. l,l'Ih'l'l'IR. lIml4fI'iI'lI- l4'.l ,.X, I 2 Ii I. LIGIYIS, .liIIIIIS- l4'.II'..I I 2, l,l'I'I'Ill ll'Il.lI, .luym--f l,ilIrary I'IulI I 2 :I I, l .ll..X. I 2 I, Ii..X..X. l 2 JI 4. IAIVKI-I, IYilliaII1- liaiul I 2 :I I, Squarn- Inna-I' I'luII I. I'I1 II' I'llIIw 2 :I, SI-iitiiw-I Staff. MrI'l,.fXlN, Dniiliin--lI'.ll..X. I, Jlixe-:I I'lI1vrI1s I. MI-IIAXIIQI., I'liar1vs---l mIIlraII I 2 :I I, llasm-lvall I 2 :I I, 'l'ra4'lI 2 II 4, Xl I'llllI I 2 :I -I. AII-IvIN,xLII, Nam'y-- I:..x,.x. 1 2 :I I, Alixwl I'Iuu'us 2 YI I. Girls' Chorus 1. -anew ! Mctllild, Larry-I.ibrary Club 3. Thespians 2, Red Cross 3, ln- dustrial Arts Club 4, Mixed Chorus 1 2 3, Junior Class Play. M4-KAMY, Jerry- Mc-KINNEY, Sandra - G.A.A. l 2 3 4, Square Dance Club 1, Mixed Chorus 1 2, Band 1 2 3 4, .Iunior Class Play, Senior Class Play. MARKLAND. Lary-l oolball 1 2 3 4, Basketball 1 2 3 4, Base- ball 1 2 3 4, M Club 4, Square Dance Club 4, Band 1 2 3 4, Junior Class Play. MOORE, Neal-Thespians 2, Key Club 4, Industrial Arts Club 3. Auto Mechanics 2 3, Square Dance Club 4, Mixed Chorus 4. MORRIS, Jim-Industrial Arts Club 4, Auto Mechanics 4. MULLEN, .Iim- Mixed Chorus l 2 3 4, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play. MURFIN, Harold-Football 1, F.F.A, l 2 3 4, Intramurals 2 3 4. NELSON, Linda-Girls' Chorus I 2 3 4. NELSON, Norrine-House of Representatives 4, 'Fhespians 4, F.H.A. 1 2, G.A.A. 1 2 3 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Band 4, Major- ette 4. NORRIS, Jeanne-Thesnians 1 2, Sentinel Staff 4, F. H. A. 1. G.A.A. 1 2, Square Dance Club 1, Mixed Chorus 1, Band 1 2. OAKMAN, Kay-G.A.A. 1 2 3 4, Mixed Chorus 1 2 Il 4, Girls' Chorus 1, Cheerleader 2. OETGEN, Jack-Football 2 4, Basketball 1 2 3 4, Track 1 2 3 4. M Club 4, Industrial Arts Club 4, Auto Mechanics 3 4. PARKS, Charlyne-F.H.A. 1 2 3 4, G.A.A. 1 2 3 4. Mixed Cho- rus 3 4, Girls' Chorus 1 2. PARKS, Larry- M Cluh 2 3 4, Sentinel Staff 4, Intramurals 3 4. PLATE, Norman-Football 2, Basketball 3, F. F.A. 1 2 3 4. Square Dance Club 4, Band 1 2 3. POGVE, David-Football 1 2, Track 3 4, Student Council 1 2 24 4. Thespians 1 2 3 4, Spiderweb Business 2 3 4, HI-Y 3 4, Key Club 4, Mixed Chorus 1, Hand 1 2 fl 4, Junior Class l'l1l3'. Senior Class Play. PRICE, Laverne-Football 4. Sentinel Staff 4, Red Cross 1 2. Band 1 2 3 4. PICOVINE. Harvey-Band 1 2, F.F.A. 1. RAGAIN, Larry-Football I 2 3 4, Basketball I 2, Baseball I 2 3, Track I 2 3, M Cluh 2 3, Student Council l 2 3. F-l .A- 1 2, Mixed Chorus 1 2, Band I 2 3 4, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play. RIGID, Ruth - RIGG, Shirlr y- M Club 2 3 4, Library Club 2, 'Phespians 2 Il 4, Sentinel Staff 4, G.A.A. 1 2 3 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2 3, Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 4, Band 1 2 3, .lunior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Xizljlirette I 2 3 4, Cheer Leader l 2 3 4. lll'l l'lCXHUl'SI'I, Betty-Library Club I 2, Spiderweb Literary 3 4, G.A.A. I 2 3 4, Red Cross I 2 3, Cheerleader 2. RUYICR. Patricia- Thespians 1 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3 4, Mixed Chorus 2 4. RYAN. LEIITB'-I-'ootball I 2 3 4, Basketball I 2 4, Baseball I 2 3 4, M Club 3 4, I-'.F.A. 1 2 3 4, Square Dance Club. SAVIDGE, Joe- SCtYI'T, XX'arner-House of lin-presentatives 4, Thespians 2 3 4, Sentinel Staff 4, Spiderweb Business 3 4, Hi-Y 3 4, Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 4, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Latin Club. Sl'I'l'SER, Linda-G.A.A. 1 2 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Girls' Chorus 1 2 3, liilted f'hol'I.lS 4. SKIGIN, llill-Football 1 2 3 4, Track 4, l .F.A. I 2 3 4, Band I 2. SMITH, llinda-Library Club 1 2, Sentinel Staff 4. F'.H.A. I 2 3 4, G.A.A. 1 2 3 4, Square Dance Club 1 2, Girl's Chorus 1 2 3 4, .Iunior Class Play, Senior Class Play. SMITH. Mal-House of Representatives 4, Spiderweb Literary 3, Hi-Y 2 3 4, Key Club 4, Mixed Chorus 2 3 4, Latin Club 4. SMl'l'H, I'atric'ia-F.l-I..-X. 2 3 4, G.A.A. I 2 3 4. S'l'l'IVENS, Nancy-Tliespians 1 2, G.A.A. 1 2 3 4, 'I'ri-Hi-Y 3 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Band 1 2 3. S'l'UNEKlNG, Jackie- l .H.A. 2, G..-LA, I 2 3, Girls' Chorus I. S'I'l'liM. Jim-Football 2 4, Baseball 4, Industrial Arts Club 4. SVLLJVAN, Jerry-Football 4, Basketball 1 2 3 4, llaseball 4. M Club 4, F.F.A. 1 2 3 4. SVLLIVAN, Mary Lou-Library Club 4, F.I-I.A. 1 2 3 4, G.A.A. 1 2 3 4. SXVEDELL, Lennis-F.F.A. 1 2 3 4, Photo Club 2, Band 1 2 3 4. 'l'l'3EL. Jim-I 00lball 1 3, Baseball 1 2 3 4, Library Club I 2 3. Red Cross 2 3, Mixed Chorus 2 3, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play. 'I'tlI.I.Vl'1R. Nelda-Girls' Chorus 1 4. TOOLE, Ron-Football 1 2 3 4, Basketball 1 2, Track 2 3 4, M Club 2 3 4, Hi-Y 1, Photo Club 1, Mixed Chorus 4, Band 1 2, Junior Class Play. TROUTMAN, Don-Basketball I 2, Baseball 1, F.F.A. I 2, Junior Class Play. VANCE, Mary Jo-Mixed Chorus 1, Band l 2 3 4, Thespians 2 3 4, Red Cross 2 3 4, Tri-I-Ii-Y 3 4, G.A.A. 1 ZZ 3 4, Spider- web Literary 3 4, Student Council 4, Junior Class Play. Sen- ior Class Play. VVIGSTERI-IOLD, Neva -F.H.A. 1 2, G.A.A. 1 2 3 4, Square Dance Club 1, Band 1 2 3 4. IVILLIAMS, Carl-Key Club 4. NVILMOT, Peggy-Library Club 1, l-'.H.A. 1, G.A.A. 1 4. XVELSH, Gene - Basketball 1, Baseball 1, Student. Council 1, F.F.A. 1 2 3 4, Key Club 4, Industrial Arts Club 2, Mixed Chorus 1 1 T HE ANNUAL STAFF W1Sh9S to thu 1k C111 those who made the 1956 SPIDERWEB posslble monq these were BLANK NBERG PHOTOGRAPHERS C IX PEO IA ENGRAVING COMPANY X IX Ihe- D J D M A N Prmtery C N JFISTER S BINDERY llluxlxx I11 lun QXIISBLIK IIIIXUIN I lf K A' . 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