Macomb High School - Spiderweb Yearbook (Macomb, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1958 volume:

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S. 71 l?57 MACOMB HIGH'S 1957 HOMECOIVIING got in- to full swing Thursday night, October 17th, with the bonfire, pep talks, announcement of royalty, and the snake dance. On Friday aft- ernoon one of M. H. S.'s best parades rounded the square. Friday night was the game featur- ing a wonderful half time show which was pre- sented by the marching band. Following the game was the annual dance in the new gym- nasium. T h e students and Alumni danced to the music of the Bo Iaxs and later in the evening witnessed the corona- tion of the king and queen and their court. Tha Principal ,uirvs a pup talk. I'l'1'1lif'fim1 by an zm- partial nl1.w'rrr'l'. Caavlx ,Qirvs his tvivu' iz Sv Jrvim Th ,,, iz? wr I 4 5 1 Q Q O 1 0 3' if .p- ' .FH K. W I L rl ,583 Al J jr 3' ' lllv ik 'Q f 'H' A I .. Q gr fi A 'U '32 M. H. S. WAS ONCE MORE TRANSFORMED into a mini- ature Dogpatch. Love and the pursuit of nuptial bliss reigned as king on the annual observance of Sadie Haw- kins Day on November 19th. Following an afternoon as- sembly where various M. H. S. teachers portrayed char- acters straight from A1 Capp's cartoon column, boys were on their own against 234 spinister girls. The evening was highlighted by the Sadie Hawkins Dance in the old gym with the dance bands of both M. H. S. and Beards- town providing the music. Sadie Hawkins Day was a project of the band. Sadie 'gfcuaddae Dag Q l ...IE I CM u lmlrl on that nxustuvlz Amex! Smvll that lmgu'u.wll.' Elvis mul llnumlzlvg inzprouiscf Iluu' zlizl Gramlnm Fl'ivk0rt gvt into Ilzz' art? 1' . 'TAUWP 62.551 Swan 66444 play THE SENIOR CLASS of 1958 presented the play Seventeenth Summer by Maureen Daly on November 14th and 15th, 1957. The heartaches of growing up plus the wonder of a gir1's first ro- mance was the plot of the play. The seniors enjoyed presenting the play as much as the audience enjoyed watch- ing it. f-ll, i.s'n'I Null fun luul! lirmlzflll 5.UACK.' .1 lJtllIlIUlillf'S: :min Glace Fwy PAPA WAS A PREACHERH, a three act play by Alyene Porter, was presented on April 27 and 28. The play was centered around the life of Rev. Porter and his family. Rev. Porter seemed to have trouble with Miss Ionas, a member of the congregation who didn't seem to like the activities of the Porter children. It seemed that she thought that the children should be perfect examples to the community and she didn't include the usual activities of children in this category. The play was set in the early 1920's and it was made authentic by the use of knickerbockers, short skirts, and middy blouses, which were worn by the play cast. All in all the play was a huge success and was enjoyed immensely by everyone, in- cluding the play cast. You Villlvf mlm' lmrging in lzcrzw' You sure you irmwrl Ilwsv t'lll'ffllll-8.3 Iiguclsf .' I-156 bven duped and deceiued! ww ww ffwww Wi? WW 1 41 -r 4 ,,, 05 w'aQ5i, '- ww - ,skvaz im, A N uf ,Y . 'iffig ' ff ,gi NN Q aw 3 :X K S , 3 A uf SQ , 3 X :j:::, ' -- 1 .A.,. K N R, I yr 3 'M X l Q L Q W f ,,. ,.. H. ,ww X x A S S 5 s S ,Q E mf? NW MM' 40 a 'SN X 1 ai.. A .yf Q QY pw Q C W iw X. y ref: 0 0 0 0 O . -4. ,.. :Ya ' 2 een-:fl , ag-i..-, - :S O 0 i f . O O I , S ' I A ME, . I r x Sw f L an K W NYQEWWQM, A A J., 'M' acuity cmd Elaaeee THE BOARD OF EDUCATION occupies a very important administrative position in Macomb Unit District 185. The board con- sists of seven members who are elected by public vote for three year terms. Dur- ing the past school year many evidences of the work of our school board could be witnessed. Among the outstanding ac- complishments of the school board last year were the completion of the new band building and Macomb Iunior High School. Their untiring work has certainly earned them the respect of the commun- ity, students, and faculty. Smlvrl, Imff fu right: Mus. Krcxxrrru ClliAY, IIAuo1.n lXIc:M1L1,AN, Evrgltrml' XV.n'1..xNn, Romcm' Yue.-wr. IJ.-tux Comer. Standing: Sup1c'rinlc'mlvnt P. lf. Sli.-Xlfldlt, 'l'oM P.-xrzrz, P:'1'.viflz'nt Krzrrn Sc:0'r'r, Scrrrdury Emir: BOWMAN. THE SUPERINTENDENT of our Unit of great responsibility. It is Mr with the needs of the Unit. It is ev eryones opinion that this responsi bility has been carried out with dis tinction. P. I . SHAFEIK, SlllJl'l'fHf!'lIfll'lIf l Mr. P. F. Shafer, occupies a position Shafer's responsibility to co-ordinate the goals of the Board of Education C I BAlllil'Z'l I',l'rim-ipnl 776 74 S. ,-fdmdnialzaldon IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY of the High demands of the remainder of the Unit. School Adrninstration to co-ordinate The Deans and Principal have fulfilled the needs of the High School with the this function with merit. Nlxxlxlc lllfxkmi S1'r'l'f'lrll'y I ll.XNf'l'1S ki-Lxxlam' S4'r'rc'Iury l'll.5ll'Q llmvxmx Iinokkwper cdence Depaztment IN THE PRESENT DAY AND AGE of satellites and guided missles, science has become a ma- jor topic for criticism. The members of the science faculty of Macomb High have been able to hold their heads high throughout this nationwide criticism. The Biology, Chemistry and Physics courses offered in our high shcool are conducted in a professional manner that could warrant very little unsatisfactory com- ment. Miss El.Sll'I lilmnsiiux Biology IJONALD CAl.l,AXK'AW' Clll'I1li-Yfflj mul Plzysivs f,'lu'rnix!ry st1u1r'1lI.s' rluring u lalmru- Biology DOES lilfllllll' thc .wfurly of lury 1u'l'iurI. ff0L5S-l I 'ti' 'QN- X N 'X :affix . x Srniur lfnglixlz in room 15. Thr' Svntincl staff in ACTION. THE LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT of Macomb High offers a variety of choices to the student. In addition to the four courses in English a student can also receive two years of Latin, two years of Spanish and experience in newspaper Dekdflznpeaz work as a member of the SENTINEL staff. The excellent record of past graduates in college English certainly indi- cates the outstanding ability of our language department. Mus. MAHGAMJT ALL:-:N lfllglixll I, Sl7l'l'l'Il mul Contest SlljIl'l'lIINUI' Miss ELIZABETI1 BOYL15 linglislz I, Latin Ap. mul Dann of Girls Mus. SUI-I Mamas En,Qli.vl1 I mul Spanixlz A4 Mlss VERA GEN1-3 Momus Englislz IV Miss IXIAINCAIIET Nm-'1-' Englislz III and Drumulilzs' ! XF Miss IXIARY Zoumnos Iinglisll II and J0lll'llIlll,Vll1 aa 'fa jg -WW ww mera ' W W YW Q QQ N 2 W ff gk ,g wg! saw, A ,ww 5 f if ,q'Qa X' XX 21 ' mf- V, X , I 1 f'. A B 'sl 4' Y .S ,, X , if M ' sv is i' gg? , ,S . A - ,jg M . 'W .EQ 1 X L4 fs: . ,, L 1. s 93' 2 in If' 4, X S. X kg we X xxx as QQ X v -'Fi Q 9, 5 ,Q I sm K ' I . , Q 'L 'Yf 5 , u f Q sf, A g.. w.,, .5 p, t .. ,N Social cdeace THE SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPART- MENT offers courses on every grade level. Freshmen are required to take Civics, sophomores may select World History as an elective, jun- iors are required to take United States History and seniors are of- fered Social Problems as an elective. The courses furnish a basic back- ground in history, government and sociology. ,Wiwx Wav IJAVIA: VANCE -I.-uzx l'lc:K,um -lfxcx LIIJICISEIIG Unilvrl Status' llixlury llnitvrl Sfllftit' lIi.v!m'g1 Cizfilzs' and PllI1Sll'll mulSocialI'ml1lz'n1.w and ll m'lzI Ilislury El1lll'flH0ll T SM. ,,, A XX . qw WWW ,.,...-AN SV 5 Sinn' u'lu'n rm' t'lll'.N' ll puff of Irish 'jf ur J A truly rlc'm!1'zl ,Qftflljl of hi.s'tm'inn.s'.' igzdaaftaze AGRICULTURE COURSES afford all students an opportunity to improve their knowledge of farming. The agriculture program is unique in that it operates on a twelve month schedule, rather than the regular nine. In addition to student education: agriculture courses are offered to adults. llltlllll-I'I l'li C.n.-tu.-xx! c:0ltllON llovmirt Woodworking and Rox' llowmm Drawing Auto M1'r'l1unic'.s' 'Xt 'Vt 5:5 A1158CII.-Xltl,lD'I l'I1I STICINBIAN IIWIN1: SU1'roN .rlutu .Ur'r'l111nir'.s Clams. Art .Uuvllilw Shop THE INDUSTRIAL ARTS PROGRAM is an- entries from M. H. S. placed high in every other of the vocational offerings of Ma- division. To further add to our success comb High. Probably the highlight of the at the Fair, Macomb High students placed year for the department was the recent first and second in the Grand Prize corn- Industrial Arts Fair held at Western. The petition. '7mZa4z!zdaZ ,-4154 .-tclrrlmwl u-mvrIu'0r'king fuugllzl by Nln. llom-Hit. by T'Qv-1 are culled? pdgdiddl Zdccealdcm THE P. E. PROGRAM affords stu- dents of M. H. S. an opportunity to escape the grind of academic subjects. Numerous participation sports such as basketball, volley- ball, football, badminton and bowling are mixed with formal exercise to furnish a well rounded program. Lrffs shorten the :WIP W1l.1.1AM llnmxm- Mus. IJOROTHY ROE Who says all :mls ammefaodczf Depaztmeat THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT offers courses to two different groups of stu- dents: those who plan a business career and others who wish to increase their per- sonal crbility. Courses offered in the de- partment include: typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, business law, office prac- tice and salesmanship. Miss EDITH CHURCHILL RICHARD D1cKAsoN A111 amul Typmg, P1 rsonul Tzfpmg bl1UlfIl!l1ll1 and Bmnkkeewng, Of iw' Przlvfivc 91114 snmnsllip mul Business Law Mn. lJICKASON'S 5th hour pw ,VOIIIII typing. .-Xfltfrlmwfl tuminff .sure keeis .I 1- you busy. Wiatdematdaa . ,. -Q4 :viii mf 1 A, ', Mn, ll.-K5l'1l,'l'lNl-1lS I r1'.vlinmn Alglt'l7l'!l. THE MATHEMATICS D E P A R T M E N T serves a vital purpose in our present age of scientific progress. Scientists rely heavily on math and the M. H. S. faculty realizes the fact. They have done a com- mendable job of education for both the interested student and the student prepar- ing for cz science career. Arwf! tlwxf' f1'f'.s'l1iv.s ' l'1Hl.S'f'll'lIflUllS? lionrzlrl' Al.:-zxtxxm-zu NI.-xlrrlx ll.-X5lil.'l'lNl-I Cvmnvfry mul Al,u1'l1ru .'ll,E.Il',Il'll I. Dvun nf liny.x Sins. NYluc:u'l' f'ln'f'k.w Il S!'lL'lll,il prnj1'l'f. , QP' X Q57 Mus. Arm Donsox Mus. XVn.M,x XVRIKIIIT HOME ECONOMICS offers the girls of M. H. S. cz number of topics that are of vital importance in their future. They are taught the values of courtesy in addition to a thorough knowledge of cooking and sewing. Certainly the topics covered afford worthwhile 1-'nowledge in homemaking. 1 Wame aaaomccc ixlllll' l'l'l7lt'lHIH'l' thflfl' i-S' IIH Ur' In SPH. FE Cl'S'l'OIJl,-XNS -V XV. XvUStl'l'Il0lIl, D. Hc'iclc'x1rt'iL'l1. Wclewc of Otiew THE DOZEN SNAPS presented on these pages are intended to acquaint the student with the varied activities of high school: both curricular cmd extra-curricular. .xl x AIUSTIKI I.flJl'lll'illH vxu-'lu-'lm llm.m-N Srlmnl .Yur.w' N1RlQ,'l'2lVV, D. ltvzirdou N if R U. 5 'Q S S ,K W. qfwwmx f 33 Our King and Queen Krzx llaurf, Mun' CusmNr: eadafz 66444 CLASS OFFICERS I rm1! llozr. lmfl Io Right C. Litchfield, I'iw'-l'r'z'.virlwll, K. Harp, President, M. Reed, Slll'f.ft'llllf al Arms. Second Row: Nl. Millet, S4'z'r1'turyg M. Wisslead, Treas- Ufef. A Few Seniors On Display. anim Vmiez ANsTINE, Enwmum fu Ping Pong 1, Golf 3 4. Football 2 3, House of Representatives 2, Ili-Y 3 4, Key Club 3 4, Intramural Student Council 4. BALLARD, Roouu-Intramural 3, Industrial Arts Club 4. BARSI, jon-I-li-Y 3 4, Intramural Basketball 3, Key Club 4. BILLETEH, NQHETTA-Library Club 2 3 4, Square Dance Club 3, F. H. A. 3 4. BowN, SARA jo-C. A. A. 2 3 4, jr. Class Play 3, Chorus I 2 3 4, Blilfcfls, Rox-1Eu1' -Due to illness was unable to be present when pictures were taken. National Honor Society 3 4, Sentinel Staff 4. BUTCHI-La, BARBARA-C. A. A. 1 2 3 4. Casu, ,IOHN- Hi-Y 1, Industrial Arts Club 2. CHENOWVETH, KEITH- -Hi-Y 1, Square Dance Club 2. Coom-gn, jAN1cE-- F. H. A. 1 2 3 4. CfDUl.TAS, KENNY-Hi-Y I 2 3 4, Basketball 2 3, Football 2, Spiderweb Staff 3 4, Key Club I 2 3 4, Intramural Basketball 3 4, National Honor Society 3 4, Class Play 3 4. Cnoms, Aur- Football 1 2 3, Basketball 1 2 4. Baseball 1, jr. Red Cross 2 3, Intramural Basketball 1 3 4, M Club 4. Cusumc, MARY-C. A. A. 1 2 3 4. Library Club 1 2, F. H. A. 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2 3 4, Spiderweb Staff 3 4, Student Council 3 4, Class Plays 3 4. IDAVIES, SUE-Tri-Hi-Y 3 4, C. A. A. 3 4, F. H. A. 3. Davis, DICK -Basketball 1 2, Baseball 1 4, Football 2, Industrial Arts Club 1 3 4, M Club 4. D1-Liuw, LINIJA-C. A. A. 1 2 3 4, Square Dance Club 2 3, jr. Class Play 3, Spider- web Staff 3 4. FAXVCETT, JOHN - Jr. Red Cross I 4, Industrial Arts Club 4. IFISHER, DA1u.1-:NE-C. A. A. 1 2 3 4, jr. Red Cross I. Kitchen Club 1. Fos'rE1x, j.-xN1cE-G. A. A. 1 2 3 4, Kitchen Club 1 '2 3 4. CIAIKIAGE, DlCK-- Industrial Arts Club 2, Auto Meelianics 3. HA1.1:Y, PlilI,I.IS-C. A. A. 2 3 4, F. H.A. 2 3 4, Kitchen Club 1 2 3 4. g,M ,., ,A NA- 1.5 v-me I Z1v X if , it ,, 5 f . if - , 18 I gf- 5 X . 5 ,,,.w .A 2 , in at! e-qqn - Q N-.N-xp ' A .JA - Q y - -X I X L -Q.. Nm N !.Q..'? S ww-vi' www? syn., wiv' um-f NVQ ,,--H-ua 'ZTQSP WNY? wif E 43' X315 S Wir W wi ,,...f-as An:-stinv, Edward Ballard, Roger Barsi, joc- Billvtvr, Norclla Bown, Sara jo Butcher, Barbara Cash, john CIICIIOWUII1, Kcilh Cooper, Janice Coultas, Kenny N W Cronc, Arthur Cushing, Mary Davis-s, Suu Davis, Dick D4-rry. Linda Fawn-vit, john Fishvr. Darlvm' lfosivr, janivv Camagc, liiclmarcl Ilalcv, Phyllis e. COACH IMIEEIIIDE gives in.s'truction.9 to CAPTAIN REED. endow 66444 Play Practice is really tough! .V .V And you womler how we ever get our float fifiislwdl .--'QLM ,rw 1? ,eff endow 'Wwiez HALL, CAROL-G. A.A. l 2 3 4, Thespian 1, Tri-Hi-Y 1 2 3 4, Library Club 2, Stu- dent Council 4. IIAHP, KI-JN-Hi-Y l 2 3 4, F. F. A. l 2 3 4, Football 1 2 3 4, Basketball 1 2 3 4, Base- ball 1 '2 3 4, M Club 1 2 3 4, National Honor Society 3 4. HART, RoxlE-G. A. A. 1 2 3 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1 2, Library Club 1, Cheerleading 2, Square Dance Club 2 3 4. lIE,x1'oN, NouENE -- llEIDliNREKIH, XVEIIIAZG. A. A. 1 2 3 4. llomsias. V1uG1N1A-C.A.A. 1 2 3 4, Square Dance Club 2 3. Spiderweb Staff 3 4, Class Play 3 4, Thespian 4. Ilovmms, BILL F. F. A. 2 3, Intramural Bas- ketball 4. HUSTON, VVANDA - F. H. A. 1. INIKIAN, Lois-Tri-Ili-Y 1 2, Library Club 3. KELLUINI, DCJIKOTHX' - F. H. A. 1 2, C. A. A. 1 '2 3 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1, Library Club 1 2 3 4, Square Dance Club 2, jr. Red Cross 3. KmK11ATn1CK, LUAN-C. A. A. 1 2 3 4. LANDIS, Loiu-iAiNE - Cheerleader 1 2 3, C.A.A. 1 2 3 4, jr. Red Cross 1, Tri-Hi-Y 2 3 4, M Club 2 3 4, Chorus Council 2. LESTER, JERRY- F. F. A. 1 2 3 4, Intramural Basketball LEwrs, NANCY-F.H.A. 1 2 3 4, Library Club 1 3, National Honor Society 3 4. LITCHFIELD, CHARLES-Bi1Sk6flJilll 1 2 3 -1. Football 2 3 4, Baseball 1, M Club 2 3 4, Industrial Arts Club 2, Key Club 2, Track 1. LOUDEIHKIAN, CONNIE-Library Club 1 2, G. A.A. 1 '2 3 4, Square Dance Club 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3. lNlCDONAI.D, IRENE -G. A. A. 1 2 3 4, Library Club 1 2 3 4, Square Dance Club 2, jr. Red Cross 3, Class Play 3. b'lCGAUf2HEY, RANDALL--F. F. A. 1 2 3 4, In- tramural l 2 3 4. MCKEE, STANLEY -- ,wif ww '43 YN 'QWNUHK Hall, Carol Harp, K1-n Hart, Roxio llvalton, Norunl' Ilviclmmrviclm, Vl'!'ll llodgcs, Virginia llupping, Bill llutson, VVumlal Inman, Lois Kalrvonin, Vlwlllllllilh Kellum, Dorothy Kirpzltrick, Luam Landis, Lorralim- Lvstvr, .Im-rry Lvwis, Nancy Lin-l1l'i4-lnl. Clmrlvs Loudcrlmm, Connie Nlcllmmlcl, Irvnv McCnughc'y. R. McK1'v, Stun endvz '7adez MAHLOWE, LARRY--F00tlJtlll 3 4, Intramural I 2 3 4. MAsoN, Lois-Chorus I 2, Librrrv Club 3. National Honor Society 3 4. Mizurtxeu, NIAIiILYNiStllCl.f'I'lt Council I 3 4, C. A. A. 1 2 3 4, Tbespian I 2 3 4, Latin Club 2. Class Play 3 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3 4, Spi- clerweb Staff 3 4, National Ilonor Society 3 4, Chorus Council 2. lkIlI.I.l:2T, MAnr:Am-:T-Spidenveb Staff 2 3 4, Student Council 2 3, Tbespians 2 3 4, Latin Club 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3 4, Class Play 3 4, jr. Red Cross 3, National Honor So- ciety 3 4. MLNEP., JANET-C.A.A. I 2 3 4, House of Representatives 2, Square Dance Club 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Spiderweb 3 4, Class Play 3. NIORGAN, RlCHARD- National Honor Society 3 4, Ir. Red Cross 3, Student Council Class Play 3 4, Intramural Basketball 2 3. Momus, B1-Jvisixu' YA Tri-Hi-Y 3, C.A.A. 1 2 3 4. NOEL, SAM - Intranmral Basketball 2 3 4, In- dustrial Arts Club 2 3 4. NOw1.1N, Bu.L - PENNINGTON, ROLAND-Intramural Basketball 2 3 4. POLLOCK, GEORGE - PossL1-:Y, CJLENN-F00tl7Llll 3 4, Basketball 3 4, Track 3, Colt 3 4, National Honor Society 3 4. Finca, bIAIilLYN - PUHDUM, RON -Intramural Basketball 3, Foot- ball 1 2 3 4, Class Play 3, M Club 4. R1-LED, CAROL - REED, JOHN- Football 1 3, Baseball 1 2 3 4, Spiderweb 3 4, Class Play 3 4, M Club 2 3 4. R1-L1-LD, NIAltl0Ni F. F. A. 1 2 3 4, Football 1 2 3 4, Track 3, Class Play 3 4, M Club I 2 3 4. Ram, JUDY - R1CHAansoN, JANE-FIQIICSPIHII 4. Tri-Ili-Y 4, C. A. A. 4, Student Council 4. RITTENHOUSE, MAiu1.x'N - Cheerleader 1 2 3 -4, NIH Club 1 2 3 4, C. A. A. I 2 3 4. jr. Red Cross 1, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Spielerweb 3 4. Ulf Marlow, Larry Manson, Lois Mvrcvr, Marilyn Millvt, Maxrgurvt Minvr, jalnvl Morgan, Ric-llurcl Morris, Bc-vm-rly Nm-l, Sum Nowlin, Bill Pvrmingtmm, ll. Pollock, cll'Ol'Q.ft' Posslvv, Ulon llricv, Marilyn Pnrnlum, lion lic-ml, Carrol lim-cl, julm R m-1' cl, lXlnrion llc-id, ,lucly liic-lmzmlsmm, -lauu llith-nlmusc, M. Af lvnsf lu' kll0Il'h' how In lmld u liumm1'r.' ewdofz 66444 Nrrvr trusl ll man. A rvnr rivu' of Ihr' .svninr l'lll-VS, '. rl 1- mv.Y sv 5 E, eniofz 'Wwlez SCIIISLICIL .lim - If. lf. A. l. lutrzuuurul Buslu-tl ball 3 4. SCllI.l'IlCll, AUDllEY- SHNN. NANCY-Clic-1-rlvaiclc-r 4. M Club 4. .. , , ' .. ,. C.A.A. 1 2 3 4, ji. llccl Cross l, llus' pifuis 1 2 3 4, Library Club 1 2, I . ll. A. 2 Fl. Tri-lli-Y 3, Stuclz-nt Council 23, Spi- tlvrwcb Stuff 3 4, Class Play 3 4. Slmnr, jum' -C. A. A. 2 3. Sims, ICAiu.- l . F. A. l 2 I3 4, lutrauuurnl llns- kc-tlmll 2 S, Class Play 3 4. SKII'I'l'1lt, lllrru-Tlwspizin l 4, C. A. A. l 2 3 4. l,ibrury Club l 2, Tri-lli-Y 22. Suomi. Lusim-C.A.A. l 2 3 -l. Summ- Dauico Club 2. SULQMUN. l llDllll41-B1lSt'lNlll l, lutrzuuurul liais- lwtbull 2 3 4. ST.-xNnAium, Nl,Xllll.X'N4-Cl1lSS Pluy 23. S'l'A'l'l.l'Zlt, CAM'-Auto Ma-4-lmuius l, lutru- uiurul lluslu-tlmll l 2 3 -1. Busvbull l. ln- clustrinl Arts Club 1. S'l'lCKl.liN, Tiamn' llaislcvtliull l. 'l'1'iu'ls l 53. Ping Pong l, luclustriul Arts Club l. Bust'- lmll l, lutrauuii'ul Baislwtlizlll 2 53. 'l'.-x'l'li,xM. Cm-:I-17 lfootbnll 2, Sqiiurv Duuvc- Club 2, 'Franck 2 fl, Iutruuiurul Buskvtlmll 23, Tuoixufsow, Mmu' ANNfG. A. A. l 2. F.II.A. 1. 'I'imAs1u-gli. LAltltYfljll1jl Pong l. Hirst-lmll I. Ili Y 9 '3 1 lutr'uuur'il Bwskvtlnll 3 '3 4 -...-A, 1 1 .. . --A. Key Club 2 3 4. 'l'u.'r0N. IICIKNY - lli-Y 2 3 4, Kvy Club 2, lfnut- .. -. , bull 2 3 4, M Club 2 53 -l, lIlfl'AlIlllll'ill lluslcvtlizill 2 3. 'l'oMl.iNsoN, jun' fSqiiurv Dain-v Club 2. XYAXYTEIX, XVu.1sm -- Vonxlcn, l'-HANK l'l'2lCli l 3. lutrauuurul liais- lwtbull 2 55. luclustrial Arts Club 2 3 4. XY,-U.l.lilt, TOM Jsllllllft' Dum-v Club l 2, lu- mlustriul Arts Club l. W.-vrsurs. ltonr:u'l'- XYISSIJCAII. Mick- Buskvtlmll l 2 I3 -1. 'l'r.u'ls l, Ifmwtlmll 2 3. lnrlustriul Arts Club 22. 7 7 v -Ir. lit-rl Cross L. 3, lli-Y L. 3 4, Kcy Club L.. Squurc- lDum'v Club 2. Class Pluy 3 4. Nl Club 3 4. 'sv ' W .az . .w '1- . J vw-4:1 ' is 4- 59 -at 'UW li 'WS ef view 3 X?-' 1 I rfb We wisrzzn. sa-M av' 1+ '11 A Wg? E X Will' f fF'Nx 55 15 - ' li I -A SL'l1islc-r, jim 4 SL-1111-icll, A111111-V 5, Wi w .......?1 501111, Nzulcy 'RA A Short, .ludv Sims, Earl f E A wt ' i f ' 5 4 iz? Skippm-1'. Ruth 2 ' f 'VM , - b111ovk, Linda ' QE- x qi' 5 X511 3 I - . 5 . 0 o111o11, hclclu- 1 N v in , E J Stklllllilfll, Marilyn 55314 A , Stntlvr, Calry StiL'kll'll, 'll-1'1'y Qs Ta1tl111111, Cloz- N,Qnf Thonnpson, Mary A 0- ' Nu rVl1l'1lSIli'T, Larry Tilton, jc-rry J f I 'T0llllillSOI1, Jlltly Vawtcr, Xvillllil Volkm-r, Frz111k mm am' XVz1llc1', Tom XV:1ts011, llolw1'l xViSSli'illl, Mick anion ezdldd Cl ,AS 'S UIfl IClCRSvAnn VVissl1a1clc, S1'r'rr'turyg junicm- Mason. Tl'f'll-S'lll'I'fg Holm Daxlil, l'1'r'.s'i1lr'11Ig Str-vm-llill, Vic1'-Prc'.s'i- flcnf. an 'K 4 i J w. is i Xff 2 ivlhxw vm 6 Allwv.. Linclu 4, Y V: Allison, jvrry Y ' , ' ,lzv E Arvin, cil'lll'Yil yr .:,. , . ga :'l Atvn. Salnclru Ref' ' ' Bates. Phillip Bnintur, Billy ! v ' Baiintcr, Marvin wifi ' ---:A 2, ' Q H ' ' Hzlrclaly. Alicv wi, rl? lianllngairclm-r. lilsiv 'Q . -f-- , , ' ' x Q. N E Bock. JRIIIICS 1 Bc-c-kvr, Viviun B0lll'Illlllllll'I', lxurvn N BI'O0klNll'l, .lorry ' Brooks, Murioriv . Brown, lionnia- -1 5--. Buxlxl. B4-tsy 3 Q, lliimvss. David Z r,V. J A ' Cuzllc. l.,urry film 'D ' Czlrvv. LurrY , U , g I, Carson, jmlitli il Clivriowvlli. .Ninos rg. 5? if D1 'S 'fill 1 in Msg. ff '3 wil , I Lurlnon. be-rw :2 Q. ,' Clugston, Conraul -, - in Connor. Mary Y . I t, U. Q 9, , ..,. :., - '...,. h Z Cook. Maury 0 QQ Q., 1 .. ,.., . . . .- 6 Coopvr, l' rank Q 'Ji Y A. K Cross.. Ronald X, 1 ' Cll5l1lIIilll, Hoy f .. ix , J x . L ' ' Dulil. Holi ' -fc Ji W W Dunnvr, Aliin K V M Dunne-r, lion Dark, Bonniv ' A lx' C' Dvvm'r, Conrail A . 1 Q D1-rry, Rolwrl , Doran, Marcin 7 , ,!.,. I-' 'ii :ij-zze., .3 , .5 rg V.-,,::: -kr I Dnmlnmn, lliclmrcl Iimlwurmls. Pat Erwin, flilj' lflynn, Irwin ifostw. Marvin lfox. G1-orgv lfriclzly, llolwrl Um V Q K r uns loin Clrinu-N, Miki' Iluys. Cami llziys, iiitil 'X I lvisizw, l rs'ii Ili-mp, Ht'llll4'l' Ilvmirii-Lsmi, ii2ll'l'j' iliii. Slvw' llurtmi, sillllllll Q 'X iiIll'k3IiV'y, Don ggi llnmos. jill Km-iliiivv. julm 3 ss.. ,, Q- A 3 Q Q S 55. P -2-fi XZ- V, Q, 3.3 .KJ Y if Q .v ik I: w Si 'Q ...Q ,J ,iv . ii, V JE H , 3 4 , ,, . K -. .- . .- A 'Chl 4. iw. , Q' XQLJX .X R x. I., Y If Y vw gf 7-TW Y., -sw I fv- TYA I vb X W . 'rr. XviX'i1'll in Kil'L'il. -Ivrry f ' , Kuglvr. Nlikv v .Q Q' F I L5 iiLlllkiAUl'Ci, ljlillllil - W ' X . Qf ? x l.4m'i'4'm'm'. Siiairlm A I +' Q x L A - Q l,zlwl's'11c'v, NYiimizl I J i A H J' 1 'ii efffz V T I.ui1gaic'rv, l rm'4i li f A 5.9 y I., X if 'eb ' if 1 iUllii1'l'lIl1lll, Tom ' Mi-Clllivy, Silil'il'y 5 .N X xilfilliillllgil, Hun n x . ' 8. ' Qui 0 8 , Nia-Spi-1'riU, iflclun '--fi 'M g 'E Eff Q Maison, -Iamivm' L K if' Mm-ks. Ilan iii ' .X A 'L 4' Q Xivsivix, iiymin Q53 Eb. jx j 2 if A -f il Xlilivr. jim F A . ' iiillASi. LMillm-ri. Patsy 5' V .55 1. 'Q M Mmm, l'nul . fr- ,Q Q 3 Q. Xi0Ul'l', Don f -'Q ,Q , 1 is gi A Nilll'l'UXY, Sllamm w x Nga? . ' Niurihin, Niilfiilil 3 -1 , zv, V NIM-rx. .Ivan ' S P ,. 335 P. , In ' ' ' 'Wifs 'K WVISUII. xiill'L'lll if P A l - Q Nupm-r. ciilI'Uil' .L xv H ' i H N Null, N4ll'lll2lIl QF it - D i f ' :,,:. Pzirks, liic-lmrd X Q 1 Q . 'Q 1 A.,,' Sf l'aili'iL'k, NiiliL'Oilll ' S V' is Pailrick. Mary llilyllli Saimiru 'X 5 , ' iUI'i1'I', Xi1lCiK'iiIll' Pmtu Nluiim ' sill',Lfl'lli, Tom vw gl! M 'Q Si-uit, Ray 4' N Sillljlililfi, Cm-mimi wg Smith, Ciiauivs Smith. Craig Q, ,Ei Q - ' V ff.. .N A 9 nitli. Dia-is V Sliliiil. Yin-ki x g Stark, -I4'llll , f I RQ -g Slm'i'pic's. Miki' 'W --'- X W A 'Tit ix, htvwnril, Ilan- . .1 K? I .W Y. Sim-kvr, -lulm , is Sullivan. john iiqilllllllvlhll, xxillllkill E . i A . 1 a IL 1' . .4 - 1 NN iliit'l'. lialipli XYzu'il. limi NU-a1x'c-1', l.ill'l'X NYiiliauns, lhltll NYiiii:unS. Simrmi XYissln:u'iQ. Allll XYHI. lhirliiml N'-ef .gs lr. ES f--- X i ri Sapiamafze 66444 CLASS OFFICERS - Left fo Higllf: T. Sullivan, T7'lflI.K'1lfl'f: S. Crancla, Vivv- I'1'c'.',icl1'rifg j. Manglv, I'1'c'.s'i1l1'1itg A. Pur- dy, Secretary. Q.. gi .M ,, 4 ,Z I WS V' ie x X .D f G 1 'yi 4 Q .. B -sg Ak 4 '19 if' 4' 'E g. 1 an ,xr , 'S-4 Q, 'B . if . ,Aw- lg I xi. 1' uv Q .A M ., S :NE YYY sz'-ar -- Q. Xlx In A X X .ti 3 in f L fi!-Q 48 'E v ffl' E Va 5 Andrews, Ivan . Arnold, Ioycv -,., :'L S 5' Bland, Boy B' Blvvins, Uonalcl Bown, Barbara 332 I A Brandon, Vivian , -' Bri-vluan, Buclily ,I .- 'Q Bricks-r, Ronald Brooks, Laura Brown. Roberta Brown, Bosvanna Bucbcr, Karon Cash, lov Chapman, Larry A , Cobb, Sliarou - , Cooper, Sue ' ,, , Y Copvlancl. Clyclv I :', Cushing, Bob 'Q Davis, jc-an M 3, V 5 DvCouiih'r, Stow' Uivliy, Hail ,Uri . . ii im L if I 'ff:?Eg ll.if,lsr,l - Duclman. Toni Dunlap, Cary Eve-rbaii. lloclnvy Fc-rris. Ioycv Fox, janv Franco, Sui' Craliani. Rom-r wil' .. Crancla, Susan 1 , Cravvs, Diannv I Q., .gm . Cray. Dana llainlinv. -lanws llalvy, Bolwri ' .Q'l llall, Susan 'T' Ilay, Ronald Havs. jim Ili-acllr-y, Myron llc-ituian, Conv llviislvy. Ricbarrl llorinv, Slu-rrill 5 E . lloyt. Robm-rt ' 1 Inman. lflovcl P' is ' 4 hlaclison, Diaiim' 'lilL'l'iS0l1, Sanclra Jarvis. Judy jorclinv. Tvrry Kaolkv. Toni King, Rob:-rt LaCrm-. llliillip l,i'lNlash'r, Donald Lrstcr. llolx-rt Manglc, janm-s Mark, joscpll Marlilancl, Ronald May, llonalcl lXl1'Donalcl, -l2lL'Illl0lllll' lNlc'Kinm-y, llanclall lXlcKil1v,a-y, Rolwrf hll'l'l'l'I', Donalcl Milli-r, Carol Milli-r, Kay Miti-lu-ll, Don Moorv, Bonnie' Moulton, lioxann lXlounc'v, Marta Naylor, Arlistcm' On-tgmi, jcrry l'ac'1'. lack Paclgm-tt. Larrx' Perry, .lon l'civrson, Max l'riu', llogcr l'rovinm-, liogi-r Purcly, Alclvna Qiwsm1lwl'ry, lim-cd, Clifford lim-1-cl, Donna jumly lim-iml. Lum-lla llvimolils, Diwiv llilhailiousv, lionalcl liolxinson. Marv Svliislvr, Cliarlvs Scolt, joan Scott, lionalcl Sm-im. Cosmic Svtsor, lll'Yi'I'ly Sllanlis. Nanvy Siu-plum-ml, Don Sllinlu-rgm', Ilaxmiv Sims. Da-nnis Smith, Larry .. .1 . ui ' Sprimlvr, Ula Bolli- 'it Flair Fury Stvwart. Kathy Stoclu-r, jim Sullivan. Tliomas Tllorpc, Luwis Tilton, Cary 'l'0lllllll50ll, Caroly ll Nail, Don Vail. Sm- Ann Viilvmlt. Nlilflvllk' Vollu-ii Diana NVatson. Myrtlc NVaylancl. Karon NYl1vclm-r, lion r XVl1ilalu-r, Sallv VVl1iting, llarolil XVilliams. Ann NVilson. Cliarlvs Xl'ilson, Larry XVilso11. l,aX'vrm- xYlSSllllL'li. jucly Yvast, Steve N 'si' v i Q Ffh Q X xg S, x SSX Q Q W Q :sfgYPiff r X 5 , .3 x Y v 1 K 5 isa 'K xX- is hi 6' -X . Ti , .....- in . ' iiwfi' l ! i of H ' J i 14151: X 1 r 2' i 1 X 1 i L - 's fx .ig 3: ' - 5 . QM fx R i -3 i . ig. if 'S' w --Hr .iw 7 f x .. wa. V. -. fm Q . , 4-In .X X . 9 R is ., i X iii . . 1 in K . 'iv W? ' i i 13 'SIN W 1 a gm Q f A Q 4 ' x' 3 in 1 'l. .Q N ,K 1 X' -. , X ,: Rf' Gm !'.. ..,..'5- 'Nm 50 R gi . ,pn - , ,vw X T 1.l: QQ 0 5 . X 1, an 5 Q ixrilf kn ' ii N Q K E ks i 'L f'4i' ,E , . 3 so ,A .. ,. J sw 4 Smal 1- I ,i Q, 4 sw Fw wifi, ,,r , - qi llf A N V pa if '- Q ' si V sf 2 A 7 '13 xi JA . 'Y , Mai S A A I xv- ',.i A . X QM F i ' W Q, , x A . P 5 G3 ' . A l , ,-1 , , ,-'. K' x-kl ,, .N ., ' :ig .1 L. -P f i ,., uuquv tx QV-V H 1 A 6 f.5 1 IX 'sk k . 'V :lx E, ,- N'- .5 V -S 1 I - h - 4 no ' ' lzliikix ' 1:52 , E M ,Q Q-Y 5 W 'ah is Qu,-I ' ,R , .N , is 'f' Q 1 K fp A maggie' as A X . N 3 9+ , E fi 1 in Y 1. ,J , if , M fzb 11. fy- ' 5 i . Q ,, 'ff' 5 : M: 1 N . 1 , . ii 5 x iillll MM , f f M .E Q Y - . f U9 - Q 'Z' 'R Q1 xwuflsgw W is zeadmcm 66444 ll XSS OFFICERS--Ll'ft to Rigid: il. Small, lzzr-I'r'1'sil1c'rl!q QI. llays, Svf'rc'f11ry rmcl 'l'i'U1ls1l1'r'1': I lJl'lll'l. l'rr'sirl1'nt. .- x E' g ::. ., :V 4 ' si-ff 1.- Qg , QQ , ,,,, .,A: ,M ,vw Q 0 Q 1 Q .Q -l. . ,. .is Ar' Aclums, Rolic-rt Arnold, Ann Atun, Linclu Bzlrsi, Alam' Iiulliiigulxliiz-l', Curolvn Bauinigmclm-r, Sharon Bum, QIZIIIIUS Q Bc-ck. llonzllrl g ' '- . Black, Nliclizu-l - . ' Q' Blevins, Rivlmrcl .- --Q' , -. - 3 Bowclvn, Dzlvicl H . -' ' f -:.Q ' ' if Q21 I Brvvclvn, Sllllilfil - ':' -A H Q 'Z ' .Qi ., is 1 fiifaii ,'. A KW? Brookliurt. Lonniv ,f . ,W ffmk zv, ,Q ' Buoy, Erlivst M ' R q ' Blll.l', Qlolmniv - ,, i 7 fl -'-'-' 1 -'1'- Q- 1 BYf'flY- CGW' Mil H iQ, i QQQ ' L, Q , Curvy, Tllomzls Q ' ff Q .Q QQ 1 Q Cluulclvrclon, 1.1-wisQ -M ' if-'f Q- Q ., iQ. . q 1 ' Clugston, Kvnm-ti 3 ij ' Q X Cokcr, Ann i f-gq.-M' ' : ,, Z. Q ' -' Colo, Lois Q Q Connvr, Lon-ttax Cook, QlillliL'K' 5 l 5 Q Coopc-r, Jvzm ' ' Cox, Suv QQ - f' - A Craum-r, jzirwt Q ,'.. ' Q 4 Q55 -5- Q :GW 'W - Crowe. Nliclmvl gf, , fii'-ggi ' -Q 'V ' , M.. - ig, ' .. M. Z ' Curtis, Billy . VL 4' 'NJ Dahl, Pzltriciu ., i 'D Q QQ Q 4 Q Dunne-r, llurlmuru ' 'l , i M ' V-- 4 4 , s Dzmnvr, llogvr ' 'lj lf? - Q - Q QQ Davis, Donald ,... .. Q 5 ,,. . Q f ,M , IDPQQDQQ KQQNQIQ Q Q ...' D4-rry, Mir-Inu-I Q 13 5 2-1': ,, Q . QQ , lm-in-1, Jr-fry . ' ' 'Q ,Q - lv 1 I ,Ai- Dvwili, Olin ' -' ' '- S Dolilis, .lilllll'S f if ,Q Doclcl, Kay - , 'ki if Dosivr. -lmm-s A - -f i x, 'Q Duncan, Diana A r Eiulrm-SQ. Yi-rlon ' y A' Q mn- 9' K -I 7 - 43: W my Lrllvllli' :tsl -tl QQQ Q QQ Q QQWQQQQQ 3 .z l in in A .i in . rum 1 Q .Q Q I, -. Q --W - lforfl. jo Ann ..,. f - Q ' Q ,U QQ, Poster. lioln-rt Q55 V - QQ: Q lfoulk. liin-lmnl ' Q gh- I f,..,.,, Foxull. l.an'ry ff -v-- Foxzlll, liogvr :,V 53 ,.,. , Foxull, XVilliaun . QQQQ Friday. ,launcs 8 ' W 1 Q -QQQQ Q Fross. Cary ,Q ,Q., ' -Q .,...., A Lullowuy, Ann ,Q ' Garrison, lien' , n- Q -, , Q ,QQ 1 , 'Q Cruliaun, Virginia 'IQ'-n V' ' c:I'l'lll'l, Sliirlz-5' - QQQQQQ Q Hull, KiltlIlQ'l'll L- . Hull, Cvrailcl -Zi, ' Ilummoml, N4-lliv z Q QQ fi., QQ-Q Q llzmning, Gr-mlcl Vw -A j f L Z r 2 Q llaxscltilw. l'z1h'ici:1 ' . Q- ig: ' 1 Q llalyvs, Carol Q lluys, ,Im-.mniv i '-2- - . ...L, ii il i U lluuton. Carol fi llvndvrson. Ann Horton. Ernvst llvnclrivkson. Nancy Sliuron llugllcs, Rolwrl Hutsou. Sully jackson, john johnson, Eu-1'4-tts JUIIIISUII, KiliM'l'. Bm-ily' Km-lhim, lluwarrl Kvssh-r, KK'IlIll'fll Lois Krzunw. Bl'llL'l' lmnkfnrml, Dvlhi-rl l.:u1s1l4m'n, Klary.iar4'l .. ,. M, . a ,. irir is xx X S ' '- is ff- - . , W x -- sk 4 YR 4' X X x f,- fi 1 w M r. ,,,., f- 1 v 5 L W ' mf ., . , W, 4,5 I an 4. -Q vw --xk S' Q -,-- ..u:4 3 J ...,g, f,-,,1 ,1b--, - :--:'-. 2:. :-. VW5f?r9f i 5-.fffzi lmvill. ,lim . :..- Q z-: .--.g :fy 1, i -.-1,' -i . L la-wis. .Imlilh 4h .'i.- .- . ' Q .,.. ' l.ilclii-ir-lil. Cary Q Q' X 5 1 ' A 53' L I A ' . ' liitvlliim-lil, Nlalrcia L i Xv ix V ' .. M l.m'km', Patil! . ,QS KN uw V:-if' IiKlllLfi1K'l'1'. Barhara 3' 1- ff gi P- l4lIllilK'l'Ill1lll. Clary NQ ig i X ' ' Marlow, jvrrv Y z . ,,V. ,,,N ,,,.,:..,.,..J., I Q A Marx, Suamu' ' ' Nlaxmm. Lluycl - ' GE,- Nlasnm, lhmalcl 4 ff i g fgi M' ' Z M102 Mark i- i ng.. 'ia . A Mc-Army, Yin-lm' L' Y , 5 ': ' ' a MvCoy,C21-rald -A , jjr A Mc-Dania-I. Aima 4 A ff- IXIcCall1.iln-v, liuhvrt J N f K xii If . ., . , NIUKQIIIIX. Connie' in D H ,, ,... 2' V 5 hll'yl'l', john I D Milla-r, Stanlvy 5 3 .X .- Nlim-r, Timothy N 5, Ji, v:'. P hl0llfj.fUllli'l'f', Bunnim' kqqn i H, 5 Q Moon-, Larry ' Q .- if ' ' x Q Morris, Patricia 'jf 5 I Morrow, Dwight 5 , ' S1 Muhin. Us-urge '-: ' A l f Hyatt, 'IR-d LLkL z ' b , Nm-15011, Vicki , ' I .... .1 We S V 9' Oakmam, Charlmls 1 I - . fi M 5 hr Oakman, Ifrvm ff. Q D L- A n , ,, ' Palmcr, David 5 Db ii A 1 ' I '2 'fffiff' rr l,llIl'iL'k- Alilllifl' ' V f' A Q A A l'n'arcc'. Sally ' is Phillips. Norman N -,- gg i - 'lmx'iiix, Liluhl Elf I'm'h'1', Hmiuic h 1 X- N 5 i , ., I'ow1'll, Sharon i . X ' ' r I l'1'icv, john .. - ., L ,Q Q I'm'cly, Lvmi 5' 1' 2 2:':':' rr i liiuharclsml. Harry ' A Saliva-, Clary J ' ' N SL'liish'r. Sharon ' M,,,,,,1 , iL'l1lL'il'll, Milf! -'-- s till Shanks. Rohr-rl ' :H :', K 'H-Q3 W Sharon, Karon X R Q L 5-Q f' 'L' O SIll'lll'lllM'l'g'l'I'. 'l'0m .- ., H ,N Shorl, Kvrmil 'zzk ' ' ,A4A 4i sly. Ibm-is ' f-:': Z , A ' ' tiff' ' ' - Small. .lame-s ' L K 5 zb, ish ' N ' Q as I imilh, I'-1-tix' A '11' I A ' Na': Smith. Kalhvrim- I ' D sf f 2 D i Smith, Mary 'Q A U- Nqu, fi? Q - P . , Ni ,. Di, Snyclvr, Cmniic ' , . W . iz- Q , -. X - Slamlarcl, Arlin ii A 1 : ' .2 V I - Sfatlvr, Nlivllaa-I 4 ' i Q is . i ' Sh'm'ph's. li1'hmx'c'a1 4' X , I . Stun-lwr, Nlarsha .5 A .. 'D A 'bg' itmwkiug, Mary , i SfUll4'l', Larry t f -, Slum, Margin-rin' V 'i -5, ,Q 'I'hompsmm, Km-am'lh ' S-3 I . ' i 5 f , Q V 'I'ipps-y, Norman W xr' I 'l'0lll'lll'1ll', Dah' :'-, f fi i J ' 5' N liwp, Kailua ji. - g x ,K V I mplnym, Dmma - . 'ig KW illlt'l'. B1'Y4'l'j' A - -v-h- , 0 ---. S NYaIkli-y, Clmrlottv ' M- -A ,, Qi , 'Z ' U21 lvrs. x'iIl1'L'lll D A A if .. 11 fl QS! 3 'U , xv2lYIllill'k. Nlarvin 1 ' -' RA 'f N ? ' A V A , Q . Sw XX 1-au-r, Clary A 5 x XYvlc'h, Kl'lllll'tll , ' 5 ,-- Z Z' A ' gin' xYl'Nll'l'llUlCL NYih11zl W f H ' .i 1 ! L' f - vu' .ffl Yhiu-. lirmalml M' chi lllxlllil Jmu 1 N NNIIILIK s :xml Hill , Lulu Ihllr - - ' XYilhams, li 'arcl f , 5 7 , ' N wi 4' 1. I 1 '-I gr' -Q :ggff :K ij' .. XYinl 'l', BL'YK'l'lf' A , I J 2:21 ' 5 -Q a Sllfilll ',: ' - A 3 in . , A V Q -:Q -5:: :gtk U , K-ary - x Q ..1: X F - I 'RFU ,yr yu I I I I I I I I I I I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I 4' 15 494, , I I I I I I I I I I I V ' as ooooooooooo 9 I I I I I I I I I I I X. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I . I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ckiixx EY ' Q f A 654454 Q ix M -ts Inf! In riitlzlz 'l'. Nlyzltt, N. Null, P. Iflulvstine, Scott. L. Atvn. C. llvitmam, 'l'. Kaxvllw. laden!! eacmcif THE STUDENT COUNCIL is a representative group picked by the student body. It is spon- sored again this year by Mr. Barrett, the princi- pal. The council is composed of 5 seniors, 5 juniors, 4 sophomores, and 3 freshmen, making a total of 17 members. Probably the biggest job undertaken this year by the council was homecoming. This included supervision of the bonfire, snake dance, and parade. They awarded prizes of 10 and 5 dollars to various participating floats. The first project undertak- en by the council this year was Orientation Day for freshman and new students. Hand- l.1'fl In figllfi l'.. .'hIlSlllll', ll. Cllmllllljl, -I. llllmvs, ll. Mil- lvr. Nl. NI4-l't't'l'. li. Dzllll. 13114 .., books were distributed and general explana- tion of the schools regulations, functions, and facilities was given by the council members. Other projects that the council sponsored this year were, Courtesy Fortnight , and Teacher's Honor Day in which Miss Churchill was espe- cially honored. The council was also very ac- tive in convention work this year. They went to Pittsfield, Illinois to attend the Fifth Annual Pekin District Convention. The council took an even greater part in this convention than in past years for they ran a member for vice- president. Front llmug Lvft In right: Mr. Batrrvtt, Sjmnmrrg Mary Cushing. Pr1'.s'if1f'nI. Burk How: Sanulrat Atcn, Vivr- l'l'r'.wirlc'ntg Carol llaxll. Sr'r'r1'lr1rlfg Jann' Ricliartlson, T1'vz1surz'r. ff lirlilnr, Marilyn Nlvrvvrg Spmlxur, Mr. Pickairdg junior l'frl.lul'. Holi Dallil. I ' and Zaaciaeu Smgp THE SPIDERWEB LITERARY STAFF is a staff of six seniors and six juniors whose ob- jective is to provide the material cmd gener- ally organize our yearbook. The staff was sponsored again this year by Mr. lack Pick- ard. THE SPIDERWEB BUSINESS STAFF is a staff of eleven students who manage the business end of publishing our yearbook. They raise the money to cover the costs in- volved, and are in charge of taking sub- scriptions for the Spiderweb and advertising the book. The Business Staff was sponsored this year by Mr. Richard Dickason, I ir.wI l'lnu': Lvfl tn Right: Virginia llocl- gvs. Linclu Dvrry. jznict Minor. Sccmul limr: Ann XYiSSllAlCk, jiin Lzivinv, Alclena l'nrclv. Third Hair: Carol llays, Don Nlitclwll. Susan Granular. Bi:.s-ir1r'.s'.s- .lf1llIll,!l'I'. Mnrgalrvt Milla-tg Sponsor, Mr. Dim-kasmig junior l311.vim'.s'.v Manager, Sharon Laiwrvncc. Firsl Iiuiug I.1'fl In Rigid: Marilyn Rittenhouse, Nnnvv Scnn, Mary Cushing. Sm-mul Huw: Cay Erwin, Snnclrn Ati-n, jill llnnws. Tliircl ltmr: Km-nny Conltais, lion Xhml, llaiv Scott, ,lolnn live-cl. I gf' , f ,32 '.Qj',E' f. Q i - -f X If ie Sentinel THE SENTINEL is the name of Macomb High's school paper. It is published bi- weekly by the Sentinel staff under the sponsorship of Miss Mary Zoumbos. Var- ious editors and managers were selected in this journalism class. They are: Mar- garet Millet, Editor: Bob Briggs, Assistant Editor: Marilyn Mercer, Feature Editor, Iudy Reid, Business Manager: Darlene Fisher, Assistant Business Manager. Bob Briggs, As.vi.s'lanf F dltor MISS Zoumbos, Sprmsnrg Margaret Millet Editor. UW 'QP Stfllltfiflgg Left to Hight: Cc-orgv Pulluuk, ltulwzt Xllltsoii, Xli lx Nl cl-r, Darlene Fisher, Mick NVissl1'aul. Silfingz jam' lllL'llill'llh0ll Iuclx llllil - W' Ifrmll linur: li. Krunu-r, T. jordine, J. IIIOIIIIIIISOH, L. Clizlpnmn, C. OI l7lCEltSh'l'. Sargt-nt, l,il'l'-PIT'-S'IlIl,'llIf fltlpvltlllll. Sl't'UlIll I'lou:: D. Davis, C. Scliislz-r, K. Welch, C. Dilts, H. XVarcl, Pr0.s'if1c'nIq S1'r'1mzlHouv: Mr. Span'- l.. Stoner. 'l'l1ir1l Row: lt. Xvilfil. B. Dahl, T. Sargent, D. Burgess, row, Sponsor, B. Dahl. Sc'c'r'z'tr1ry, D. Bur- l'. Upp. gvss, Tl'l'llNllft'I': Mr. Pit-kurd, Sponsor. -lddfzafzg Zia! THE LIBRARY CLUB'S main duty is keeping the library in order. The club, under the lead- ership oi Mrs. Iustus, sponsored a library ex- hibition with many large book companies be- ing represented. The officers for this year are: Irene McDonald, Presidentf Noretta Bille- ter, Secretary: Mary Connor, Treasurer: Vicki Smith, Head Librarian. plate 66:45 THE PHOTO CLUB handled the majority of the photography for the yearbook. The latter part of the school year the Club moved into the new darkroom. The members have been able to do more individual work in the new darkroom. It is to the Club's credit that it is one of the fastest growing organizations in school. Q.. Front Row: D. Kellum, Stark, D. Rr-ilnolcls, V. Smith, Mrs. ,lnstusg Sponsor. Svcoml HUIL' M. Brooks. M. Cook, S. Mor- row, C. NIL-Kauny. L. Brooks. L. Connvr. Third Hmu: N. Bills-- tvr, I. McDonald. j. Kidd, .I Martin, M. Connor, K. Slmron. FU'1ll'flI' Row: T. jorclim: M l,L'lC'l'S0ll, C. XVilson. B. Dvrry lt. Lt-str-r. Q i . WM. . .n THE G. A. A. is an organization for girls who are interested in sports activities. The G. A. A. sponsors several social events, one of which is the annual Homecoming Dance. Another was the Sweater Swirl which they sponsored in April. After school, the G. A. A. provides such activities as tumbling and trampoline practices, volleyball, and basket- ball. The most attended sports activity sponsored by the G. A.A. is bowling on Mondays and Wednesdays after school. Approximately one hundred girls participated in this activity every week of the season. The G. A. A. requires each member to earn a total of ninety points per year to maintain membership in the organization. Points are ac- quired by participation in sports activities sponsored by the G. A.A. At the end of the year, each class chooses one girl to be awarded a Sportsmanship Award. Y OFFICERS-Left to Right: Mary Patrick, President, Mary Cushing, Treasurer, Mrs. Roe, Sponsor, Roxie Hart, Secretary, Sharon Horton, Vrkrc-President. First Row, left to right: L. Senn, S. Creuel, C. Walkley, K. Dodd. Second Row: M. Stocker, V. Graham, D. Pollock, R. Moulton. Third How: B. Bown, J. Mason, M. Foster, S. Huff. Fourth Row: C. Senn, A. Naylor, M. Mounce, L. johnson. First Row: D. Duncan, P. Dahl, P. Locke, M. Smith. Second Row: D. Umphryes, S. Pearce, N. Hendrickson, L. McSperritt. Third Row: I. McDonald, M. Murfin, K. Smith, C. Heaton. Fourth Row: J. McDonald, N. Hammond, W. Westerhold, j. Andrews. Fist Row: M. Schleich. D. Kellum, L. Smock, M. Stout. Second Row: P. Porter, A. Schleich, K. Bodenhamer, 1. Graves. Third Row: M. Lansdown, V. Nelson, M. Thompson, S. Schisler. First Row: K. Derry, S. Wisshack, M. Ritten- house, S. Riddell. Second Row: C. Louder- man, D. Gray, 1. Miner, B. Longacre. Third Row: B. Morris, 1. Richardson, j. Hays, D. Sly. Fourth Row: R. Williams, S. Davies, I. Scott, ll. Kidd. First How: M. Robinson, I. Jarvis, I. Patrick, C. Hayes. Second Row: B. Steeples, S. Marx, C. Miller. Third Row: D. Graves, L. Mesick, B. Porter, P. Haley. Fourth Row: A. Hender- son, I. Short, L. Aten, S. Cox. First Row: R. Brown, M. Porter, A. Arnold, I. Fox. Second Row: B. Moore, P. Morris, I. Arnold, M. Mercer. Third Row: K. Miller, J. Wisshack, N. Shanks, S. Granda. Fourth Row: R. Brown, S. Hall, D. Fisher, S. Lawrence, K. Stewart. First Row: A. Purdy, L. Albee, S. McCulley. S. Vail. Second Row: P. Edwards, M. Doran, S. Cobb, N. Senn. Third Row: S. Horine, S. jackson, C. Hall, j. Quesenberry, S. Williams. Fourth Row: B. Brown, V. Kerr, M. Millet, D. Lankford, P. Nicholson. First Row: A. Barclay, S. Payne, 1. Humes. L. Landis. Second Row: G. Erwin, L. Derry, B. Winters, B. Bugg. Third Row: V. Heidcn- rcich, L. Kirkpatrick, S. Aten, P. Barsi. Fourth Row: lt. Skipper, V. Hodges, D. Volker, C. Hays, S. Bown. QS JN? Si. is P 4 5 ks It if-.. H-C Sim FUR 4-lx F1 dl 'N-4 If E .ls ill.l'l5 Ul'Al'ICl'1liS7l.1'-ff In l'l,Qll1Z H. MQ'CzlllglN'y. RV- SIIEICI' PRU,IICC'I'S 'Jil'-Yf licvlr: K. 511011. li. lfwxalll. ,mftrrg lx. Ilurp. l'1'1'.wirl1'rzig Xl. lic-ml, Sz'nlinr'lq li. Sims. I.. Holm-, L. liruuklmmt. Sawmill limp: li, Xlvflgllnglu-5, lrn..mn'rq Nl, Patrick, Sr'f'l'r'lrlI'g1q ,I, l.vsh'V, X'll'l'-lJI'f'-S'l- fl. Dunlap, LI. Bl'lNlkIlill4f. IJ. Xlitm-In-I, lf. Sims. 'lllirrl fl nlg XIr,i1l':lll:ull.S1mlz.wl', Huw: K. llalrp. li. l31'i4'Lm-r. X. Null. l'. xx-llylilllll, Nl. l'a1triL'k. SU IXIC I'HU,lI'XI'I'S l iI'vYf limit lrft In l'f,!l1f: I.. DAIRY PHUAIICCTSflfilivf limb: li. HIlLIllt'N, K. sllllfl, Xlfmn-. lx. Slmrl. KI. Dc-lu-I. li, Iluglu-s. Svvmul limit Nl. XYRIYIIIZICIQ, D. Nlorrmx. bl. lh-uvl, li. Ifmgnll. Swmnl P. I5!.uk. li. Xluilznlglwv. -I. llvzln. li. Sims. Nl. VVQU- limr: K. Kvsxlc-11 li. Mc-lxixmn-xg 17. Sims, Cl. llunlup. D. nnnmk. 'lllirrl lfmr: Cl. IIz1nmmml,Cl. Dunlap. -I. Brook- Smith. H. NIc'Cl.ulglwy. 'l'l1ir1l linux -I. IA-xls-1'. li, Nh-- lmrl, Xl. l,2lfl'iC'k, C. livvcl, N. 'l'ippvy, I'.llHl'fll limb: P. Clzlllglwy. I . LUIlj.f2lt'lAI'. ,I, Shu-ks'l'. li. Ifuulk. lf. Slum, Ulxylznlnrl. ll. Xlilvluvll. ,l. SIIIHYEIII. Nl. Ihwcl, li. lirickw, l nu1'll1 limit: IJ. Xlilulwl. Xl. l'z1ll'i:k. K, llzxrp. li. l4l'i:-lv ul. I,m-xl:-r. cr, l'. XVuylalncl. N, Null. CORN l,HU.llfC'l'S-l iI'.x'l Huff: I.. lirmrklmrl, H. l'Ul'l.'l'liN l'llU-llCC'l4S- l irsI Rmu: I.. Pllrdy. H. Fm- Shanks. K. Kc-swlvr, D. Nim'rmx'. I.. l'm'mly. Svrmnl limit lll. I.. xlllilflk S1'1'umlli4v11': I,. Bl'00kllzll'!, C. XVUOCI, ll. C. llzllnmuml. D. Nliic-llvl. li. lfmllk, D. Smilln. li, Niv- Xh lxinn-x. li. XIL-Claulnglwy. Tlzirrl limb: li. rXiL'f:llllj.fhi'y, Kinzm-3: ,l'll l'lI Rolf: IC. Sims. -I. llmmkluannl, bl. .'xHlNUll. KT. H4-1-I. -I. .-Xllisun, li. lfuulk. l rr1u'Il1 lirur: -I. Brook- R. Nlcllalllglmvy, D. Sims. lfllllffll lifmt XI. Kuglm-r. Al. ll.H'l. N. Null, l'. Xvllylilllll. D. Mitclwl, -I. Lvstvr. Lcwtvr. M. PiltI'iL'k, H. NlL'Killl1'j', N. Null, S. lla-Cullum-1'. ll X u.v.w'n:l2ly x-kr! llu' I nf fl flu alone cmmew of fifmezdca THE FFA STARTED THE YEAR making money by operating the con- cession stand at the football field during the home games. Their other fall activities included their annual trip to the FFA Naional Convention in Kansas City and the joint FFA-FHA fall potluck supper. As is its annual custom, the FFA entered into speech contest competition. One of the most outstanding things that they do for the student body is spon- soring the Sweetheart Ball in conjunction with the FHA. One of their large recreational activities is their basketball team that plays FFA teams from other schools. One of their year-long projects is promoting safety. This involves giving talks and presenting radio and TV pro- grams. Their main social activity is their annual Parents' and Sons' Banquet in the Spring. Besides j all of these activities they also operate the FFA farrn. it .snmll jmrlizm of tha' Ag Shop. 0l l lCl'lllS Sl'l l'lNC- K. Coultus, l'rvsi11f'11fg C. Smith, Svf'r1'mru. Stnmling: B. Dulil, Vice-Prasirlefitg I.. 'l'l1r:islu-r, Clmpluing Mr. Callaway, Spnnsnrg M. XYisslv.icl. Trc'u.vi1r1'r'. lfir.sI limit -I. Mc-yi-r, T. Myaitt, l . Onkmun, T. Kaielke, P. LaGree, E. Horton. Second row: B. Cushing. I . Immun 'I. Nlamglv. D. Bla-vins, I. Perry, B. MCG2lllgl1l'j'. Third TUIUZ M. Aten, P. Moon, F. LOI'ljI,2lL'l'9, 1. Bzlrsi, C. l,mitln-rinzin li. lIo,t. lfnurlli mtv: E. Anstin:-, j. Tilton, H. May, C. Dcencr, G. Carlson, R. VVlu-eler, B. Dc-rry. m- ef gm THIS YEAR THE HI-Y CLUB was under the guidance of Mr. Don Callaway. They attend- ed a potluck supper and dance given by the Tri-Hi-Y. A dance is planned later in the year in return appreciation to the Tri-Hi-Y. The Hi-Y held a pledge period in order to gain new members. Bob Dahl and Tom Kaelke were the representatives of the Hi-Y who attended the Youth in Government program in Springfield. The Hi-Y club also participated in a District Conference meeting held in Rock Island and a Pre-Legislature Conference at Champaign. A-Q OFl ICEHS-Svzlivllz M. Millet. l'l'1'.s'i1l1'1lIg Mrs. Melton, Sponsorg Stnllflingfz A. Barclay, Tr1'a.s-llrwrq M. Cushing, l,fl'l'-Pl'f'Sfllf'l1fQ M. Patrick, Sz'vn'tm'y. l rfmf Roux lwfl fo right: L. Lamclis, R. Brown, K. Bucher, Vail, S. Payne, P. Dailil, I. lluinos, B. LOIljI,ilL'l'P, L. Phoe- nix. Srrmul How: C. Millcr. M. Mercer, S. llorine, S. Cratnclu. S. Colmlm, tl. lluys. B. Bugg, K. VVz1ylnml, D. jackson, I'. ll2ll'Sl. A. llc-mlm-rson. Tliirrl Row: S. VVillizuns, M. Foster, -I. Mason, C. Hull, I. Minn-r, P. Nicholson. J. liiclnmrdson A. XVillizuns. S. -lilL'liSUll, S. Atvn, V. Becker. Fourth Row: M. lxllllllll, j. lXlL'lDllIl1llKl. C. llalys. S. llull. S. lAlVVI'l'!lL'l': N. llanmnoml, V. Nt-lson. S. Davies, D. Volker, V. Kerr, J. Scott. 'ha - We - Z glad THE TRI-HI-Y, a sister organization of the Several TRI-HI-Y members attended various HI-Y, is a very active girls' club at Macomb out-of-town conventions. The Club sent two High. They gave a potluck supper and dance delegates, Iill Humes and Margaret Millet, to for the HI-Y members and guests in the fall. the State Convention at Springfield. lfirxf ltmr: j. Stark, I.. Sc-nn, S. Att-n, ll. Morgan. K. .7l NX'.llil M. Sclilit-L-lt, K. 'llumtpsmrg SITHIIKI Ituw: J x f f It ll ts D A. li1ll't'l1lY. I. llicm-, I. Cuhrk, S. l'rzuu'v. C. lim -od. C. Milli-r, S. latjuvz Tlirrl fmt: . any . fll'ilYl'S. lf. X,ltl1i't', SMCOX, AI. llzlys, Nl. Paltriclq, R. Hlwxvll, S. Coopwg 1'l0IIl'flI Huff: lr. jolmsun. -I. Nh'- Ilmmltl. lt. lJa111m'r, K. I 1'ida1v, ll. XVa1tson, L. SVV1ll'lll?lllljlll, j. Scott. I.. Att-11. XY. Merritt. de Zed 62044 THE IUNIOR RED CROSS was started at Ma- comb High in the year 1954. One student and one alternate are chosen from each homeroom by a vote taken at the start of the year to be- come members of the Iunior Red Cross or- ganization. This club is under the able spon- sorship of Miss Bradshaw. The main project of this organization is sending gifts to over- seas children. This year's officers were Presi- dent, Richard Morgan: Vice-President, Kathy Stewart: Secretary, Sandy Aten. iecpdcm 6545 THE TWO MOST IMPORTANT PROIECTS of the Thespian Club this year were in presenting the Christmas Program and the Speech Con- test. They presented the play Geraldine and the White Robe as this year's Christmas play. All the members of the club also attended a picnic at Argyle Lake. The T h e s p i a n Club has six new members to present for national membership in the National Thespian Society this year. This year's o'ficers were: President, Nancy Senna Vice-President, Pat Has- eltine: Secretary-Treasurer, Marilyn Mercer. lfiml Itmr: B. Aclzuns. lt. Brown. N. 801111, -I. XX'issl1zu-li, M. Mc-i'c-4-V. -I. Ihre:-. Nl. Stout. Nlrs. .-Xllx-nz Srrwmrf Itmr: ll. Kidd. l. ltivlmrclsmr, Y. llucluvs, l'. llaxsvltinv, R. XVilliums. E. Sims. Il. Cash: Tfrirrl Huw: C. llnll. R. lmstt-xt, C. lhxllm-k. il. lim-L. Xl. llvvcl. ll. Nlorpgzln. D. Mitclwl. M. Milla-t. .- .s.,y T gf, a . all ,V . 'ftuqf QA' ,s lfirxt Roux Left to right: T. Myatt, W. Thorpe, C. Litchfield, AI. Burst, -I. Mya-rs. Sl?l,'01llI Row: J. Dun- nvr, Il. Tilton, L. 'l'lii'z1slu-r, E. Anstinv, B. Derry, H. 1'urdnm. Third Row: K. Coultzts, K. Chvnowcth, Y C. Smith, C. lusslvy, C. Statler, C. Tilton. de faq Zia! THE MACOMB HIGH KEY CLUB is affiliated with the Macomb Men's Chapter of Kiwanis International. This year some of the members attended a convention held in Peoria. They also attended the Kiwanis meetings uptown and helped serve and washed dishes as their part in a Pancake Day sponsored by Kiwanis International. The club is sponsored by Mr. Graham. ' Www S ' THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY is CII1 l'1On- orary society for students excelling in the fields of scholarship, leadership, and service. In ad- dition to having the qualities of reliability, orig- inality and leadership, each member must maintain a scholastic average of 4.25. The pur- pose of this organization is to stimulate interest and create competition in scholasticity, stim- ulate a desire to render service, and to promote leadership in students. Their emblem is the flaming torch and keystone. The flaming torch symbolizes the searching light of truth, and the keystone represents the high ideals of society. 'l'lm.w' who llllllllfll for llIl'IllIM'7'Sllif7 in flu' National Honor Snrivty ure: -First Row: Left tn right: Mr. Ilnsvltim- Sponsor, VV. Tliompscm, S. Horton, M. Mcrccr, S. Payne, J. llumcs, A. Barclay, Miss Boylt-, Spzmsor. S1'f'um1H0w' M. Patrick, P. Burst, -I. Ricliatrclson, V. Bc-ckcr, S. Aten, N. Lewis, A. ll lSSl12lL'li. Third Rmc: M. Nlillct j. Stocker. j llmolilturt. B. Dahl, G. llatmmoncl. L. Mason, V. Kcrr. Fourtlz. Row: N. Null, R. Morgan, K. llztrp, C. Posslvy K. Coultns. B. Briggs, A. Chonoweth. Oi I lClCltS-Lvfl to right: Cary Stutlvr, , s!'f'l'!'fllf!lJ jim Damnvr, Prcsifllfntg Ralph XVa1ll4-r, Vim'-I'r1'.wir1e1ifg Tom VVa1llcr, Hz'- pm'tw'g Alzxcrxt was Hurry Hendrickson, 'l'l'r'usurr'r. TIN' Sponsor, Mr. Sutton. l ir.vI Row: K. Thompson, I. Cash, J. Keithley, 1. Iohns, R. llnh-y. Sc'cm111Rnuf: NV. Sc-als. I Kirt-h. L. lfcmyill, 'I'. XYz1lh-r, XY. Tliorpv, K. XVvlc-h. Third Row: Al. Duunc-r, R. VVz1Hcr, bl. Fawcett, H. Parks, C. Stutlvr. S. Nom-I. 76td664f'L6dff ,-4154 dial THE INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB was one of the Company, both of Peoria. The annual Indus- more active clubs this year. The members took trial Arts exhibit was a success this year with trips to the Iohn Deere Plow Company in Mo- the boys showing the project they made during line, the Caterpillar Plant and Keystone Wire the year. Ol l ICEllS - -I. Km-ithlvy, I'l'c'sifIm1lg Mr. llowurcl, Spfmsorg D. Maori-, Vin'- President. Ifirsf Itulr: Imfl fu right: P. Bntcs, C. Fox, M. Crimes, I. johns. Svmnzl Row: D. La-Mustcr, D. Str-wurcl, Trcu.s'111'c'r, U. Gaillulnw, S1'4'r1't1lrl1g S. Noel. so snuff, into Wiecdaadce 66:44 THE AUTO MECHANICS CLUB is an organiza- tion that deals with a very technical side of mechanics. This year they completely rebuilt a 1949 Chevrolet and a Dodge truck. Club members took two trips this year, one to Rock Island, and one to the parts yards to study the various makes of cars and car parts there. They built up a private library with only S150 to start with. - .Qu Ann. ... , l A lfirs! Row, Loft to Right: Mrs. Wright, D. Duncan. B. Kaiser, I. Fox, K. Bucher, S. Vail, J. Stark, S. Baumgardnvr. V. Smith, S. Powm-ll, P. Lot-ko, C. Hayes, S. VVhitaker, A. Arnold, I. Cook, Mrs. Dohsong Second How: M. Smith, S. llor- ton. A. Calloway, S. Franco, D. R1-cd, S. Marx, K. Wayland, S. Horine, I. Cooper, B. NVintcrs, D. jackson. P. llaley, l.. Connor, V. Brandon, R. Stu-ples, 1. Homes, A. Coker, Third Row: D. Kellum, N. Hendrickson, D. Umphryos, C. Bgx-rly, B. xytltlllllll, J. Cooper, A. McDaniel, S. Morrow, C. Heaton, P. Morris, D. Cravcs, j. Hays, J. Ford, N. liillctn-r, N. Lewis. B. Vance, W. Thompson, Fourth Row: S. Cooper, R. Brown, VV. Lawrence, A. Schloich, S. Bu-vclvri. K. Ste-wart. C. Nopr-r, P. Nicholson, C. Arvin, W. Westerhold, D. Volker, B. Sc-ts:-r, j. Andrews, A. XVilliams, K. Sharon, S. jackson, L. Mm-sick, M. Connor, M. Brooks. octane Wamemakeza af Amended 0l IfIClCllS - Front Row, Left to Right: J. Homes, Treasurer, .I. Cooper, Sm'r:'I111'y, NV. Thompson, Przfsiderztg N. Lewis, Vice- l'n'si1Im:rq D. Crave-s, Hrvvrczltiori Chuirnmn, Mrs. NVright and Mrs. Dohson, Spon.s'orsg M. Brooks, Public' Relations, Third row, K. Wayland, licgrws Clmirnumq C. Nopcr, Profm'fs Chairman, K. Stewart, IIi.vforizm. C C THE MACOMB CHAPTER OF F. H. A. sponsored by Mrs. Wright and Mrs. Dobson, has a membership of seventy- four girls. Formal initiation oi new members was held the first week ot the second semester. The main social activity of the year was the Sweetheart Ball in February. The annual Mother- Daughter Tea in May ended this year's activities. 644146 Qfzaape CHORAL MUSIC at Macomb High is direct- ed by two very capable instructors, Miss Wilson and Mrs. Parks. During the year a number of assorted choral groups have been organized and have participated in various contests. In addition to contest work, a num- ber of the choral groups appeared before local organizations. The Macomb High choral groups have certainly proven that concentration and hard work DO pay off! I MADRICAI. SINCICRS Lvfi In liiflllfl O. Spl'illgvl'. Ni. Xilntsoii, A. xYiSSililL'k, K. Harp, R. XVnrd, H. Dahl, S. Vi'ill- illlllS. Y. Kc-rr, l'. Ilult-V, Nl. Doraui. A ,Am BARBERSIIOI' SINCIISIKS-Ifmnl Roux Loft to High! D. Bowclvxi, 'I'. Kuvlkv, I.. Moor:-. l.. Purdy, 'I'. Minvr li. llatlll. Sl'l'HlIfl limr: K. llairp, S. Nic-Km-, C. Smith li. Morgan, j. Iluw, lt. hvilffl. dw vt 'W 'Q Q vw 'U :rf-Qi Rl Sy 3 4' 3' .... Zaye Ziofzae First How, Left to Right: J. Pace, L. Brookhart, T. Kaelke li. Foxall, L. Purdy, L. Moore. Second Row: H. Cushman D. Sims, M. Kugler, C. Clugston, E. Sims, S. DeCounter ll. ML-Caughey, R. ML-Kinzey. Third Row: L. Thorpe, J Brookhart, B. McCaughey, R. Mcliinzey, ll. Ward, C. Beecl J. Lester, J. Allison, G. Dunlap. Fourth Row: M. Patrick R. Morgan, A. Crone, ll. Bricker, M. Reed, J. Sullivan K. llarp, F. llelsley, N. Null. ized gimme First How, Left to Right: A. Purdy, L. Phoenix, S. Sehisler, A. Mt-Daniels, C. Reed, D. Reed, T. Kaclke, T. Miner, J. Paee. L. Purdy, L. Moore, B. Bown, S. Huff, J. Humes Second Row: J. Seott, P. Haley, S. Bown, V. Becker, C Smith, R. Morgan, S. McKee, L. Smith, P. Haseltine, A Sehleieh. D. Gray. M. Mercer. Third Row: D. Jackson E. Baumgarclner, A. NVilliams, D. Pollock, B. Dahl, B XVarcl, K. Harp. D. Bowden, J. Andrews, J. Miner, B Brown, L. Albee, M. Brooks. Fourth Row: S. Aten, S XVilliams, R. Vllilliams, J. Richardson, J. Tilton, G. Heitman, L. Thrasher, R. NVatson, ll. Bricker, M. Millet. N. llam- mond, M. Standard, L. Aten. Quia Edo'-me I irs'! How, Left to Right: J. Stark. E. Vance, B. Dark. S France, C. Byerly, B. Longaere, S. NVisshaek, Miss VVilson Spom-or. Second Row: B. VVoolam, M. Nelson, V. Brandon, M. VVatson, O. Springer. M. Porter, S. Powell. Third Row: ll. llays, J. Ferris, NV. Lawrence, L. Mesiek, B. Porter, M Litchfield, S. Cox, M. Sehleich, M. Stout. -Q .1 if-E 1 ir.s't Plow. lmff lo Right: L. Kirlcputrick. S. Lu 1-nz-v. l.. Atvn, A. ML-Dzlnic-ls, B. Stvvplvs, D. Cray Al. Scott. K. Dodd. A. Nuvlorg Sl'l'I7lllI How: ll Xlillizuns. li. Ilown. AI. Vutricli, L. Colc, L. Willey ll. Xlorris, S. Colmli, C. Svnn, -I. Anclrcws. ll. Brown, -I. l'z1cm-, M. Mnrfin, S. Bown, I. Mincrg Tlzirrl Huw IDHUNI NI.-X,IOltlC'l l'l'IS - L. Allwc, R. Brown, M. Patrick, B. wrris, C, S1-nn, UI. Nh-Ilonalrlg Drum Major, S. Yvust C. Carlson, At:-11. S. llorton. nl. XVissli:lc'k. j. X14 Donald. C. Lonclcrnmn, L. Marlow, Nl. lirooklru S. SL-liislcr, L. Allie-s-, 1. Small. ll. Bricla-r, S. NIL Kce-, -I. P1-rry. j. lluinlinc, ll. Aclanns, li. NY:u'cl I Marlow, R. lluy, Nl. llc-zullvy. 'l'. Km-lk:-g Ifom 1 Row: B. Briggs, .l. Cminu-r. NV. NVvstvl'l10lcl ll 460006 71494 THE M. H. S. BAND had another suc- cessful year under the leadership of Mr. Thomas Sparrow. In the fall the Band marched in several homecoming parades and also in all home football games. The Pep Band performed at all home basketball games, and trav- eled to Monmouth for the game there. Throughout the year we heard the mu- sic of the Concert Band at the Winter Concert, the Pops Concert and the mtstm, K. Smitln. l,. Purely, l,. lXloorc, A. Purely. C. Tilton, Nl. .Mtn l xllljllllllll C flup l llrooks, S. Mills-r, G, St. Clair, D. Bla-Vins, l'. kill'YOlllll, ll. llitttnmust N Sparrow st-ltim-. S. llutf. ll. Provim-, B. King. S. Yt-list. D. Burgt-xx, K. Kuslt N mg lt lin-l'l1l11't, 'l'. Minvr, L. Smith, C. lllmnnoncl, Ylll1l'klSl10l'. li. Dali oo mu nm A Clwmvwvtlm. A. Slillltlilfil. l,. Stonvr, B. Svtsvr, Nltfllllltlllllll. D. lltn lu ugsttm But Nl Putmlt C lltltn in X 1 I. 1: . '. l5t'L'lu'rg Fifth Huw: Deion! Zane! Spring Concert. The Band sponsored such social events as Sadie Hawkins' Day, the Penny Carnival, and many suppers sponsored by the Parents Club. The highlight of the year was moving into the new Band Building. This building has ample roorn for both the chorus and band. It also has space set aside for offices, practice rooms and a library. The Band concluded the year by sending many solos and ensembles to contest. Colm' Gurml in rm 77544464 TOM Spfumow Band Dirermr A uirw of tlw I111nrl.s'Uz'1im1 of thc' nvw M. II. S. llI1l.S'if' building Q, Eff lv bl!! N W ' f A w Q W 1 -. l2' FT ' ff N 4 5' wf I ,...Q 'rr W -007.3 1 N , yi-1, War s Q' 1 N :rg-we . Q v ,ii D if, fm, -nl -in ,. S. A Y - sg-Y - 1 . x 31,5 Ng X WW. - ,N-A. wx-W-K l. ,... 'K 'x ' Q 2 L- ' 5 X N N . S K J if 1 ,.,-no . WAYAM. , .,,,,.W,... W I 4 ' ,Y v,,...,- 1 x lf' Q. X 5423. X A NW hiv K - Q MN E ?,,, T' X A Q 49 1 i :sg E Q , v la 15 E, K Af' in A' f4L'4Zez!6c4 N .1l1u'nmla B O 13 19 Notre Dame Iacksonville Beardstown Monmouth just wail ,til NVE gvl flu' lmll f .V .' j Seaman Zeoafmf op, ,,,,1. n 'nl Mar,-mnb 7 0 51 0 13 20 19 Havana Carthage Rushville Bushnell Cancelled oppfmmf 13 25 20 nun' 'I'll,'roN Emu. Sums KEN llmu' I..Alun' rX1Al1l0XX Guard Guard Bark End Viacom! 747694 Front Rmug Lvft to Hiuhf: C. Litchfield, C. Fox, C. Litchfield, , R. Pnrclnln, E. Sinus, j. llall, R. VVarcl, D. Iluckabey, D. Hens- lcy, R. Derry. SUFUIIII Row: Sullivan, R. Garrison, F. Hols- lc'V- .l. lJZllllll'l', E. Anstinv, M. Stem-ales, -I. Tilton, D. Blevins, P: Moon, R. Scott, G. Carlson. Third Row: Coach Vance, R. Dnchnan, j. Oc-tgvn, A. Cronc, K. Harp, L. Marlow, C. Possley, M. llvvcl, C. Statlvr, J. Milla-r, S. Novl, Manager: E. Sinnnons, Sturlvnl Cuurlzg Courlz llc-orclv. 3 r 'm it P'-N. AUM, WP? Q 5 is Fm 2 W.: im- M . M 'rg' c:l.HN Possmzx' An'1'CnoNE CHAnl.1E Lrrc:nF1El.n NIARION REED Ccnter Back End Tackle 'il Cmu'lu'.s- Vrxxrzi-3 mul IIEEIXDI-I talking uucr team str.:- trrfy urillz Captain Rmzn. Bombers on defense. 74455456 Seaman THIS YEAR'S FOOTBALL SCORES do not tell the full story of Macomb High's football season. It is true we suffered four defeats in seven games, but a closer look at the scores will prove we really lost only one game all season. In the two games with Carthage and Havana, we had less than one-third of the starting eleven available because of the flu which took, at times, better than 100 pupils from school. When the Notre Dame game ended, we were inside of their 10 yard line and moving stead- ily. That was a heartbreaker. In the other 3 games, we were tied at the finishing gun. It is the personal opinion of this yearbook staff that Macomb High had the very best team for sportsmanship and spirit possible. We were beaten by scores: but we were never out-fought or out-thought, with the excellent strategy of Coach Bill Heerde and his assisant Dave Vance guiding the Bombers. RUN PURDUISI GEORGE Pot Back Back 413 Wlacomf 7171694 Scion! IIr:1,s1.m' plunges for first clown. Dux llllczumxm' RUN XVAIID jul IJANNER Flu-:D ll!-3l.sl.Ex l,inz'lmvkz'r Guard Buck Back T7 3 ,hx 1, WH A sf' in ' ,'-aff 3? ?ze44mcw ,R , Q.. ,. 6 Front Hour: D. Mitclicl -I. Mvyvr, ll. Marlclancl, QI. jackson, ll. Kvllum, D. Blevins, F. Inlnan, D. Morrow. SUCUYIII Row: L. Padgvtt, B. Brcyman, j. llall. C. Litclifir-ld, B. Hoyt, D. llc-nslvy, P. Dobbs, R. Beck. Third Row: Co:u'h Liljeln-rg, B. King, R. Price, ll. VVIN-c-lc-r. li. Scott, C. llanning. 1. Small. T. Sulli- van, li. Garrison, T. Myatt, Manager. ?oaz'ZczZZ guna! Macomb Opponent 14 . Monmouth Freshmen , 8 27. .. .. Beardstown . 7 O ., .. Monmouth F-S 33 6, H .,., M Havana .... .W., ..H . ,7 The flu l'plCll'lIllC uausvcl thi- cancellation of games willi Ruslivillc- and Cartliagv. RAY SCOTT Tackle -Imam' Orrrczl-LN E nd Dnzx IIENSLI-:ir Back HAY CIANRISUN End cz.-UH' Ll'rc:iu-'lrzmm Bock ,llillllY I IALI. Lin1'l1uc'k1'r 775. W. S. 244055466 7957-55' THE 1958 BASKETBALL SQUAD gave an ex- cellent representative of M. H. S. this year. The Bombers, averaging a little over six feet, ended the season with a record of seventeen wins and ten losses. Among these were ex- cellently played games at the Bradley Invita- tional Tournament at Kankakee, where the Bombers stout playing won them lst place in the consolation bracket over much larger schools. The Bombers also displayed superb ball playing in winning the Midwest Confer- ence with an 8 and 2 record, taking place in the Regional Tournament, and capturing third place in the County Tournament. The Bomb- ers upheld the M. H. S. tradition by being as good a loser as they were winner and bring to the school a fine record and a well-played season. The Freshman-Sophomore squad also enjoyed an excellent season in winning the F. S. County Tournament. In the Freshman- Sophomore division of the Midwest Conference, the M. H. S. squad captured first place. - Front Ruwg Luft to Right: Mick VVisslt-ad, Charlie Litchfield, Ken Harp, jerry Oetgen, Mac Hillyer, Sam Noel, Aillllllgff. Buck Row: Roger Cralmm, Dave Steward, john Sullivan, Ge-orgo Fox, Couch Heerde. L.-. fl sv f, Yi- ga 9 f Qi .P 4nLiSf'f' E WSJ KAOS ' v fill! ! v xg 617 I W! 'MA' R I .Q muff gv x . A 'Fig 5, :xx is xg X at - -.35 I N-44' mf. -um ma r y s WE 'X E! 550 5 54 ' v x ? Q X S 5 52 Qlggf is X Q' W' gg-, W i Q J 1- mf W , ' N x if ibm X sz - W Q ix fx ! ! V F . vw ..-.5 i XX'r:N1w:1.1. Sr:,x1,s, Scnior Guonfzu Fox, junior DAVE STEXYAIID, junior AIOIIN SlII.I.IYAN, juninr zeakwaa -Sapdamafze gazed YW' xv! limr: C. Ilzm- m.. II. C.r.1lmm. VI. cJl'I,Lfi'Il. II. xYIN'l'It'I'. II. Ii:-L-Ii. Smwul HUIFZ IiL'IcI. SIucIu'l'. Small. I . Inman, Tllirfl Huw: I.. XYiI- Q sun. AI. IIaxII. -I. Marx, II. III:-Vins, C. lim-QI. QN, Sfrjlllrrlll UW' mae!-54,64 Seemed Mmwnnl: f,1lIM7lIl'llf TIS YAl,l.EY 33 ISS l3lCAlilJS'l'OXYN 25 66 RUSIIYILLE. lm'c'r'tinu'D 59 SH CULCIIESTEH 42 62 QUlNCY 60 761 CAIKTIIACIC 43 69 CICNTRAL 47 lil XX'l'IS'l'ERN 87 T-I BUSIINELL 62 68 lili.-XliIDS'l'0XYN 4-1 5333 CIAIMSBUIKC flH'1'l'ffllll'T S3 COUNTY 'I'OUliNAMlCN'l' Sli XYICSTICHN 60 IST COl,CllICS'l'ICli 28 T5 BUSHNELL 51 156 RUSIIVILLIC 48 -I5 NIONNIUUTII QHl'l'l'fiHI!'J 46 68 CICNTIKAL 45 32 ll.-XYANA Qnwrtilm-J 233 -Ili CAHTIIAGE ,, 41 Sli BIONMOUTII 55 18 XYOODliUl l'x 45 58 IIAY.-XNA GI Q 2 Cll.w1.lcx' hits hix fuwriff' .s-hut. MAC xr'ul'1'x on Il fax! lnwalx MICK l'4'fl'i0H'.v Il louse' lm k 'fT's-ug 1 l En ANsT1NE Snzvu HILL Row Bum 0 Imf! In ltiglzf: Don Bla-Vins. Rich Bla-Vins, Larry XN'ils0n. lion Scott. GOLF, coached by Mr. Hopper, is a relatively new sport at M. H. S. The golf team could qualify as unsung he- roes of our athletic program. They work hard and long preparing for their matches: yet they receive very little recognition. The team consists mostly of underclassmen and appears to have a bright future at Macomb High. Zczaeda ZZ THE BOMBERS have shown great promise dur- ing early spring workouts. Since their brilliant X victory over our arch rival Western High, in the 1957 District Tourney everyone has eagerly awaited this spring. The squad consists most- ly of underclassmen with only two seniors present. This could easily be a bright spring for Coach Heerde and his club. Srnim' Squad il1l'l71IN'l'S-KEN Ilfxlu' and JOHN REED lmfl tu Right: Km'c'liu,Q: T. Kala-lkv: .lIllll!l,LIl'l', R. Mu1'klau1cl: T, Sullivan, -I. NIRIIIKIU. lt. Crulmln. R. Bt-uk, D. Iluckulu Slrlalrlirlgz I . llclslvy. K. llzirp, tl. Hcvrl, B. llc-mp, j. Small, -I. Ovtgmi, lt. Musml. CUIICII Ill-4-1111-. A.. Svvuful and third place in HIC County Fmvlnnan 100 during 1957. 7fzaaa6 Thr' wind blew it off! Snphmnnrc sprinlvrx will sfrengtlzen the dashes. 1 -sv-vm 1' is TRACK COULD FUHNISH a mild surprise at M. H. S. this year. In their only meet to date they defeated Beardstown and lost in a close 50 to 49 point dual with Cenral. Top prospects are: Hillyer, mile and 220: Hensley and Padgett, dashes and relay: Litchfield, pole vault and relay: Helsley and Hemp, weights: Brookhart, broad jump. 11E1.sl.m', Mill-Wen' Cmzfvrcmv' slwfput vlmmp in 1958. 1957 County Chumpimnv for Frvxlmmn Hz-lay. 9 . ,sw .. ., , . ftp W ,gt-EQ fbftil. J. ' '. .wife 1 ,pt 'QQ' W -1 5 V -tr - 4. . . . A ,ik , swam Qu ay ,, .4 . ... -ww ' fmryqmw 3 NANCY SENN ALICE BARCLAY 76g 7694 gamieza ff! THE CHEERLEADERS worked very hard this year earning their way to the Bradley Holiday Tournament. They decided that they would need at least one hundred dollars to make the trip. The jobs that they took to earn this money were selling score cards, washing cars, and selling pop at the Harlem Globe Trot- ters game. They earned one hundred and twenty eight dollars which fully paid for their expenses. They thoroughly enjoyed their stay in Kankakee. t I. V. Clwerlmclcfrsz SUSAN VVISSHACK, ARLISTINE NAx'1.o1x, NIARSHA STOCKER. , f hlAltll.YN RI'l l'ENIIOUSl hlAllY PATRICK SHARON Coma lrflf Elec! n lfigfll: R. xyilfd. C. Ijlcllfivltl, llzlll, K. l I'itlalY. rliiltllll. N. Sunli. ll C 1 xlmm, A. Crum-, K. Harp. L, Marlow, C. l'ossl4-y. NI. lim-Ll. AI. lim-ml. R. ifuwlniug, C l mm l x. D. lluckallwy, S. Cobb, N. Svnu. A. liurc-lay, I.. Lumlis. NI. liittvnlnmnsa lntrick, T. Kan-lkc, H. Purdum, D. Davis, AI. Oc-igcn, j. SIIIHYLIII. NI. Wiwlvu 7 Sullivam, I . llvlslvy, R .c:ill'I'iSllIl, L. lalclgctl, ,l. Dzmm-r. D. llvlnslvy. -I. xllllllll l Sims, Cl. Litcllfivld. .. in K ix 5 QS A A AWP r V , 5, Xi ba nmmwcwq , 6 .4 ' Q . JL ww .,, QNX wkes X R ..-...ilgri :Q x ' Rf f-QQWSW MN Bl f v sf 5 x f X N xg aggw Viva ig km 'S 5' ii 51 ai 3 7 Q 3 , QW m X :fy f.Qf..fx. Q fb de Hanan! Staff . . . wishes to thank all those who helped make the 1958 SPIDERWEB possible. Among these were . . . BLANKENBERG PHOTOGRAPERS Bllil, lIAl.lI7.fXX .lun Dun PEOBIA ENGRAVING COMPANY -I. l,. Scinuxczl-2 THE DUDMAN PRINTERY J lin Moxn XY. Pom. PFISTER'S BINDERY - lllillkl.-KN l,I lS'I'I'lll NIACOMB UNIT SCHOOL BOARD min llxx Macomb, , 'SUN Peoria, Macomb, Galesburg, Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois S 4' Q N if Q I' -A -... QQ., .. N ' , , 4.1-H ff ,., - -. - ,, A .- f-- -f K, 1 - V, , A' . . ' ' ', - - v-'ff'--ff ., . K ,,, , . , K - A' - m2 'fQfff 1 V 1 'W 1 ' 'J' -A , 'N r ' '-'A' f, -E ':- 11 11- ., ,. A. - V , - ' ' ' - :, 'Y UL. - zu -,, 1- - 1 3 f .je - - -43 - xf..-H ' -sry 1 -i-5: Qi gy. 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