Macomb High School - Spiderweb Yearbook (Macomb, IL)

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SRIDERWEB VOTLUME 7 E 'f 9 J. 4 - , QSQENICDR HIGH ' Q .. SCHGUL - . ' CO-EDITORS: -5 '.y Bart Bockenstedt - ' f '-Tina Sullivan OLASSES I Kelley Quinn, ed. Sara Meyers . . Todd Black STUDENT UFE 4 , Sara Meyers, ed. ' - .' ' ' Lisa Majeres O ' ' Tina Sullivan ' 0-, FACULTY Tina Sullivan, ed. ,. ' - Mike Stiatton GROUPS Lisa Mdjaes, egl. ' ' Bart Boqkenstedt ' , Kelley Quinn ' ACTWITIES - Beth' Harriip ed. - ' Sara Meyers . A Eisa Majeres . 5p0R1'5 oTodd 'Black, ed. ' . Mike Stratton SENIOR INDEX . Bart Bogkenstedt, ed. Kelley Quinn ' Beth Harris ADS' . ' L' ' S., .- -- , ' - ' Mike Stratton - ' Todd Black Q ' .gn ASST. EDITOR INCHARGE oE..PHoToGRAPHY ' ' ' ' l - l ' ' ' Beth lacobsorhwa ' 4 ' ' ' T of ' Sara Meyers ' 0 0 , . A - ul R,enabrandt'Studios PHOTOGRAPHERS v .Todd Black . U . ' -Kristin Btjnstan 4 Kelley Quinn S ,. ', -.JD o . -O' '. A SPECIAL THANKS TO THOSE FRIENDS vvHo GAVE ENDLOEQYEAR HEEP.

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Macomb - A Metropolis? There is nothing to do in this town! is a phrase often heard in Macomb. Well, there are plenty of things to do in this town. Take WIU for example. Not only does Western nearly double Macomb's population, it provides em- ployment for a large per- centage of parents. WIU also brought a lot of attention and publicity the summer of 1985 when it was chosen as the location of the Salvation Army International Youth Congress. This brought about 5000 people from myriad points of the globe. john Cafferty and the Bea- ver Brown Band came to Macomb january 21. Photograph courtesy of Ron Fizzell Chicago Bear Noah jackson goes up for two. The comedian, David Brenner, made it April 16 after being cancelled due to bad weather. 5 members of the Chicago Bears football team played basketball at Western Hall. ISee photo abovel james Doohan, commonly known as Scotty from Star Trek, was beamed down to the Union where he spoke for two hours Feburary 4. A permanent feature of WIU is the Union. The Union shows movies for 51. The Saga Food Service employs MHS students dur- ing the summer and throughout the year. The Union also is the loca- tion of the luniorfSenior proms. The WIU library is available for MHS students to do more indepth re- search. LIKE SANDS THROUGH THE HOURGLASS . SO ARE THE DAYS OF OUR STUDENTS wi-:AT KIND or LUNCH DO You EAT? ff A 'Qi 9 'Vo 13 Ofo 'I 0 ofo kEat,N'otI'1ingli I Eat ARA Lunches Eat Ala Carte J K , I 7 I . 12 'Vo 60 GX, Eat Lunch 1 From Home Go Out To Lunch ' ' 1 - V j School: All work and no play OR IS IT? To add a little spark to the ordinary eight period day, the student council presented four assemblies to the stu- dents during the year. A hypnotist from Chicago Isee photo belowl brought twenty students on stage and attempted his hypnotism lan- uary 22. Benny Kim performed on his violin March 4, seventh hour, marking the beginning of Fine Arts Week. A band from Florida called Free Fare performed their music as well as sent a message saying not to give ,in to peer pressure. A ventriloquist provided the entertainment for the fourth assembly. Other happenings which occurred in the school were the addition of two pop ma- chines and a juice machine in the commons and the instiga- tion of homerooms for Fresh- men and Sophomores during the first fifteen minutes of their lunch period. Photograph courtesy of Ron Fizzell. These volunteers may look like they are praying at the moment, but, while under hypnotism, they are literally unable to pull their hands apart. 2:55 P.M. I THE DAY IS I FAR FROM ' OVER The notebooks are closed and books are straightened upon the desks. Students' at-I tention is now focused on the clock rather than the teacher. The clocks are rarely on time, but the students are aware of what time the clock will say when the bell rings. Suddenly the bell rings that signals the end of the day. The school day, that is. For many students the day has just be- -.. wack E. MouIden,,l. Beaver, T. Hodges, Goodman, and I. Harris enjoy a Argyle. gun. Some students work school or in the evening. ivia. students have practice for sport or extracurricular acti' ties. Some students go out weeknights, but others w' until the weekends. How could the acronym TGIF g so popular? Aside from going to movi the union, or out to eat, it's secret that students like to ty. Maybe this is because rarely, if not never, find work at a party. One thing will find is a various of beverages at hand. Parties can be held in ous places including: houses, heavily wooded and Lake Argyle. Argyle has been a popular place for friends to get togeth- er during warmer weather. Maybe students like parties be- cause they can get away parents. Nah, that can't