Hononegah High School - Mack Yearbook (Rockton, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1937 volume:

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W.A,- ow Mich 4, ' . hkxxf as L G' G Q Q 'L Q M 5 ' Y D ' A S X3 1 .. . , 1 . b . . bf , 11 ' . , L L ., A W g L x pluasui .Q -- 105 is BUILDING The physlcal plant and grounds of the Hononegah Commun1ty H1gh School, DlStT1Ct 207, are second to none 1n th1s part of the country We feel Justly proud of our bu1ld1ng and of the ample space that we have for play ground purposes,football, tennls, track baseball, and other allled physloal educa tlon outdoor 9Ct1V1tl6Sn Our maln bulldlng was constructed at the West end of an eleven acre plot of ground whlch accounts for the space m8Hf1OUGd above Thls bulldlng was erected ln 1922 and 1S made of flreproof materlal throughout Bonds were lssued for 3s1o2,ooo 328,000 plus lnterest yet remalns to be pald The last payment lS due Sept ember, 1940 ihere are ten cl ss rooms 1n thls bulldlng, of rhlch are labor torles Thls comblnatlon of regular rooms and laboratorlcs enables us to take care of pupll needs both from the standpolnt of VOCau10nal and cultural educatlon The gymnlslum 72' x 42' 1S on the tage of the audltorlum Th1S audltorlum has a eatlng capaolty of approxlmately 420, lthough 600 have been crowded lnto lt Our study hall wlll not take care of our 215 students all dt the same t1me, other arrangements must OTgQH1Zdt1OD, however, thls bulldlng could rather easlly take care of 300 people Th1s would HGCGSS1tQtG of course more teachers and more equlpment A COHS6TV3t1VL lnvolclng of equlpment and sup plle shows 335,000 Each year the Board of Educa tlon adds to the rest thus replaclng worn out and obsolete equlpment and addlng to what we already have All the lmportant records of the lnstltutlon are kept ln a f1reproof plece An automatlo clock, electrlcally controlled frcm the off1ce rlng bells throughout the bulldlng for the passlng of classes Behlnd the maln bulldlng 1S a three rocn frare tructure used by the Ind t11al arts Department Thls 1S well qalpped wlth oo er machlnery and all the necessary tools for manual tralrlng and a gen oral shop 4 O - . . . . I , 9 V V . O , , . , , . . . , . . I . . ., . 0 . - O U F . - . . . ' uc V l c c' il . 1 0 . u . r ' 1 x 7 J r D A ' L. K . r . I f- , . S up , . . 0 . . . L S . L . . H Q 3 ' f l . c . I i L ' so be made to house them. With a change in our . I , A I . . . I , . K .Ix - . . I .I . 3. 0 . A . . . . I - ' s . . - , . N . A U x. . rw L I I . . A . . K , J A . , . ' A . . . . ,LA M s us 'L ' G .e . ' ' e v', A mv .f ' C - . - ' x ' A '- ' 0 BOARD UFN5 RS One change has b en made 1n the nembershlp of the Bo rd of Ed1C9tlOH IHCP tue last lSSUG of the ect appe red Doctor 3 Zwaska, Presldent of th Doard of rducatlon, d el Juno 50, 1956 Later or lr tb rear the oth r our members of the Board tern or uftlw the SPTIHE cleotlon of 1959 Fdword D Shotlltf Jr wlo had n evlously served two JGQIS pre ndert was apmln chosen to take Doc to Z: skd's place 1he ccmolete oersonncl of the Bo rd 1S as fol lors NAME T RN DXPIR S MEIBER SIRCE Srotllff, Pre ldent 1 58 1929 Same, Secretary 1159 1927 Keeney 1958 1952 Carrlker 1357 1955 Cllffo d 111s 1959 1956 Upon the de th of Dr ZIQSYQ, the fOl1OW1Hg res oldtlon was passed by th Bo rd of Educatlon nwhereas dedth has cldlm d our falthful co worker nd fllend, Dr A B Zwdske and 'ldmroas Dr 1 B Zvo ka ha sorvcd as a mem bor nd as PTbS1dGHt oi the Hlgh School Board of hd CatlOH ln an honest d1l1 e t, 1fLG11lWSHt and 6fflC1eHt manner Therefore be lt resolved, thot the Board of Ed ucetlon of Hononegah Commun1ty Hlgh School send to the reletwves of Dr. A. B.Zweska a letter of symp athy and condolence lH thelr hour of bereavement and that a copy of same be entered 1n the records of Lhe Board.H It expresses perfectly the regard and esteem wuth vh ch the school and the communlty held Dr. A.B.bmMm. 5 sm? 1' 253252252551 ' z 1 lf ' TT' 1:1:f:'.4:f .11 uv. - 1 '-13:31:13: 'Vjgf f 1 ' f? 1 , 1 . 3 ' L ' s' , ' ' Y 7 1 - K Y . ' 1.1, .L 3 0 ' .L Q ' '1 , ' ' , 2 . 9 1. J '. L .. 1 L I f ' Q ' , D 9 I . - .V J h V 1 V , . ., . , . - ,. ,. . appolnted Clxlfozd E111S to 1111 out nas uHGXp1FGd . 1 A L , , ' , - ' g, Q I Q. ' ' ' w 1 ' . Il .. 0 A u .. , 0 , 1 1 L 1 f 'f-C ' QS A s. - , ' je - - ,r vu rf . H , - ' J 1 K ' , Z1 .. 1' : ' J W U m T . 1 ' 1.1 g 1 1 U 1 1' , . . A E1 o P o 1 S if A a R 0 L Q E. R. 1 - - L C O ' f O I , K ' W T7 I 1 L.: - Q . V . ' - ' 9 X O Q : 'z 1 ' fm ' , 1 s. .U ' ' J 3. . o s 0 ' c L ' G f , . 1. . ies s - .f - 0 1 . D ' . Gi 1? ll ' ' , ' ' . ' gr 111 ' -1 ' V ' ' C: . Q Q , 1 A. CURRICULUM A little shift in-the curriculum was made this year to coincide with a change in the point of view and purpose of a high school education. For years the high school curriculum has been based on training for college. Wm know of course, that only a small percent really go to college and in as much as their formal education ends with high school, some account should be taken of that in regard to the subjects offered. Consequently, our curriculum has been divided into what,for lack of a better term, we call a college preparatory course. The subjects taken in each course are as follows: Starred subjects are required. College Preparatory Non-Collegiate Ninth Year 1Engl1sh I +Engl1sh I +Elementary Scicnce General Mathem tics Latin I :Elementary Science Algebra I Manual Training Sewing Tenth Year 1Engl1sh II tEngl1sh II Latin II Jr B usiness Training Geometry I iworld Progress iworld Progress Manual Training Eleventh Year :English III :English III Commercial Geography Economics A Civics Trignonmetry Biology Economics Manual Training Civics Bookkeeping Biology Shorthand Phy ics or Chemistry Tynewriting Twelfth Year +Engl1sh IV rEngl1sh IV YAMSFICSR History YAmCP1C8H History Economics Shorthand Civics Typewriting Physics or Chemistry Civics Biology Economics Commercial Geography 3 I I . 3 4. , a . I . . J . . .- . . a . . ..- - . - . . . . . . F . . . . u . - . . . 3 5315- 554:-13. '-3:55-Ig: -:-'-:-:-a:- :1f5:7?:1:1'1 ' :-:-z:3:-.- .-:like-5:7 6 NORTH CVUTRAL ASnOCIPlll SlPC6 l9ol the ho on gah Commuzwty dlgh School ba been a member of the aorth Cen ral A soclat on of Polllge and S cond ry schools The H1mS of thls or hHlZ t on Cro, fl t to brlnv about a better acqualnt noe, a Veener symoathy and a heqrta r co oner tlon between the colle es, and second ry schools of thws terrltory second, con 1der common 6dUC1t1OHJ1 problems and to de vlse the best wdys and means of SO1VlH5 them and tblrd to promote the phy 1011, lntcllectual nd moral well bG1Hg of students by urglng proper llbrary and laboratory f1C1lltl6S and hlgher stand rds of SChO1QFSQlp A larce number of rebulatlons and stand rds have to be met In the brlefe t posslble form they are as follows S3HltQt1OH and JaH1tOF181 Servlce of the School Plant lhc equlpment, lnstructlonal apparatus, materl ls and supplles of the Sclence Laboratory Ind the School Lubrnry Accuracy and completeness of records Requlrem nts for raduatlon The 6fllC1fHCy of lnstructlon and the splrlt a1d attltude of te chers and stu dents The selectlon and tenure of offlce t achers The academlc preparatlon of teach rs All teacher must have college degrees and the Drlnclpal or Superlntendent dlrectly 1D charge mu t have a Naster's Degree The teacher load The pupll load Athletlcs Inasmuch as tho ASSOO1atlOH has exchange rc latlonshlps wlth Slmllar OTgHnlZQtlOHS the west and east coast and ln the south, lt really means that any boy or glrl graduatlng from Hono nogah can enter almost any College or UH1VCFS1ty 1n the Unlted States wlthout taklng an entrance CX8m1HQtlOHo 7 fi' v 1 - rw r-1 X my l .J H A ' ' A 'wiv ', ' n e A , .. 111 1: . ..s . . Y t- s ' 1- i , 2 ,s ', e a 7, . ' ' , . ' g' ' a l 2 s 'rs , ' D L . Q H Q T is le - L a ' . , c g . a ' L J ' 3 to s' , ' ' 1 - . ,C . . T 3 b A.' , ,. s' L ' e. a sanitary conditions of school buildings, adequate - ' ' J Q ' fl A I ' . if W . c. fl t. 0 ' s ' : 1. . H . K . . . O 2. m A . . . 1 l fl , - o I Q L J f L . 5 I .H I T X O 4. ' e ' g . ' , 5. s 1' 'e ' ' ' ' 1 s ' f ,a - .A . 6 0 - - ' of e . 7 o ' - ' f ' . .C c S x vs ' IA . . . ' ' s l ' 0 8. 1 f ' . 9 o . F Q lO 0 A . 4 1 , ' ' I A x -. . J - . . . on . ' -X. ' 3 1 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Because the Hononegah Community High School is a member of the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools, it is privileged to have a charter of the National Honor Society . The purpose of this organization is to encourage and develop in high school boys and girls a spirit, an attitude, and a group of ideals in regard to scholarship, leadership, service and character. Each year not more than l5'fZ of the Senior Class may be picked for membership in this group or 52 of the Junior Class and lOZ of' the Senior Class during its Senior year may be chosen. This organization. was established at Hononegah in l95O and up to date has included the following people: Class Name Class l95O William Samp l95O l95l Vernon Howland l93l Marguerite Stoller lQ32 Lucille Frear l952 George harstetter 1953 Bertil Johnson 1953 l954 Theodoie Hall l934 Mildred Holte Helen Samp l955 Cora Burton l955 Helen Burton lC36 Dorothy duss l936 Donald Davis Doris Geddes Roy Hansen Jean Liddlc Doris Popanz All tudents are eligible to r ceivc a old pin upon becoming a member a shield, the emolem of the organization, is placed upon th ir di plomas ,. . A l I , J , . f 1 s C e V g . y . , , . , , A. , ie' 0 BRAIN AID BRATM SOCIETY The Bra1n and Brawn Soc1 ty 1S 11 honorary org D1ZQt1OH of the Hononegah Comnun1ty H1gh ochool 7h1Ch has for 1LS purpose encoaragewfnt of a hlgh standard of chol rsh1p strong ath1et1es and good C1tlZCHSh1P It g1VCS S9061 1 TuCOgD1t1OH to those who h ve ttU1HCd some d1St1HCt1OH 1n 1n to11ectu11 or athletlc ach1evemcnt The SOC10ty 1 s org n zod by Ar James Ll11S 1D 1926 F01 lOf1HV 15 a 11 t of the qu 11 1C t1OH9 a tudent must have 1D order to become a member of the By maklng an average of 90 1n four subgects for three and one half fears By maklng a letter 1n three sports 1n one year and competlne 1n three sports durlng the Sen 1or year In ease of no tr ck team, a boy may qu 11fy under th1s DFOV1S1OH, provlded he VlHS a letter each vear for four years ln any one sport By w1nn1ng f1FSt place 1U any county 1nte11ec tual meets or 1tS equlvalcnt By breaknng eho1ast1c track record boys By be1ng selected by th f1cu1ty as the Wlnn er of the wood c1t1zensh1p contest The1r d C1S1OH 1 based on the fo11o11ng polnts ObGd1GHCG Interest 1r Ofud16 nd lCtlV1t19S Cooperatnon, C X10 pr1de,Att1tude toward tea chfrs and pup11S Loyalty nd 1 ver by Word or Deed Hav1nv Brou ht OCF1OuS D1SgTTCC upon t1lS school By fu1V1111ng the fOl1OI1ng requlrcmcnts a Must be a member of the G. A. A. three, COFSCCut1VC years, 1nc1ud1ng the Senlor yr. b Must w1n the State League emblem. fc, Must pLrt1c1pr.te ln two cl ss sports each of the three years, 1ne1ud1ng the S6HlOF year. S1HCC 1929 f1fty four boys and glTlS have be- come members of th1s organ1zat1on. 9 F5 .T . ' ffffff :S ' C L I - . . ' ' . A i O . . . 1 ' ' ' - .1 - . 1 S U. c. A 1. i . . . . Q J . R 3 . . 4 L r 1 I 9- . . . . . . - 4 9' o va Na 1 P . -. ' . - , . . . . D. K . 1 D s a 1 1. . S Bra1n and Brawn: 1. .. Q 1, 0 .1 2- - - .1 O 1 . rg . C es 4 Q . . . . . 1 . J 1 -9 5. . A - ' I - ' e 5 0 40 1 . ' 5, S . K D 5 5 0 ' ii ' ' V ' . - O U C S 1 V 2 . . f, Y . . . . , J. 'S fl, 1 ' Y 1 f . ' V - 1 ' Y ' , L , Q 19 ' , . ,-. . . 1 , C,- , c 0 O Q , . A I . . . . 6 o .. V 3 ' I THROUGH TUE DAY At eight o'clock when We 'nter the Off1C6 door we see an ofi1cc 1rl who seems to leep level headed 1n splte of hurry, nolse, and all of the COHfUSlOH that goes on 1H a school offnce 1n the mornlng Thms glrl 1S War e Strauss a grad u te of Hononcgah lhen the ewgnt twenty bell T1HgS we re 1D the upper hills nd turn lPtO 0 room ln whlch the Junlors arf xss mbled Tn our lntroductlon, we learn that the teacher ln charge Js one op the newer ncmbcrs of our faculty By n.me, she 15 M158 B1 ur She was gracaated from the Unlverslty of Il1lPOlS at Champalfr, and came to Hononeoah thls year as teacher of Latln and Engllsh wlth the added respon 1b l1ty of the Llbrary As the f1TSt hour classes pass we follow the crowd to the Laooratoly where we f1nd a Physmcs class 1S ln ses 1OHa We learn the teacher's na me 1S Mr Hovd he 1S also anotler of our new teachers who came to iwnonegah tklS year He was graduated from.W I S C ,Macona,Ill He 1S tak lng up graduate work at the Unlverslty of Illlno 1Sc He teaches General Sclenoe, Chemlstry, Blol ogy, Physlcs, nd 1n addltlon has Solence Club At n1ne o'clook'we WFP1VG at the top of the stawrs we look an a room and there We flnd a typlng class. It eems 11tCFCStlPT so we wlll walt tlll 1 passerby comes and can tell us some thlng of lnterest bout th1 teacher we learn that thls telch r lS 11ss Mungcr sne has been here qulte a whlle She was gradlated from'W S T C at Kalamazoo, MlChlgBH She teaches Tjplng, Shorthand, Bookkeeplng, Poono 1cs and 1S annu al taff advlsor and coaches Senlor Play As the nwne forty flv bell rlngs, we Co next door where NS flnd a Hvstory class ln sess on we learn tlat t11s te chcr lS Mlss Struebln graduate of the UHlV8TS7 y of wiSCOHS1H at Mld lson, N1SCOHSlD She teaches Hlstory and Erbllsh As extra ac+1J tl s src h s ch rge of the Glec Club, Mlxed Chorus and t 1 year, has or nlzcd the French Club I 10 . 3 C ,. . J x Q . - I C . . . 1 w - -' . . I . . In C' - 0 . .. O 3 fl 'E 0 7,2 . , . . v - .- ' E1 K 2 El . . '1 ' . N r G . . J L if I -. x . . . ' c f . 4 . 9 . ' V .1 ' ' n 1. , . ,Q . . 'FL 0 ' if ' . . . N U. - I Q 1 . . . . . . .. ,, J - v S . i . .I . . r I . 1 - V. , - . . S ' ' ' r. . 1 T . N AY . U Q - A ' .L x A o , W . ' - I . U U L I I L . r fr . . . r 4 1 - 1 - - . . . . . Qt o . L , 0 ' Q I 0 - , ..- , . l ' . C . . l . L.: Q l ' ' log V V . . u I C' L. . 4 L4 -' . . . 1 M7 . fl S .1 A ' Q ' ' . ' X.. 1 ff lv ,..- 'X P 0 , 7 o o o 0 Q I 'W . ' 1 'm' ' - , . U . . '-7 Q A, .. .. , 9 ' cf f- -1 ' ' ' : n ,. J. o - . . . c. 1 1, 8 . 3 g 9, . - . L , K . . , - :J f as . M . . . v . 0 'E -l '... o ' o ' 1 C l A El 1 CL. . -' 4' A a'e an ' . .- .L no .. 1. Sue . 3 Now, that the next peliod is beginning, we will stay in the same room as there seems to be very busy man coming in. He must have lots to do because he carries a large stack of books see on the folio that he carries, that his nanw is Mr Loomis Oh! yes, we have heard of him H is the principal. From a conversation with one of the students, we learn that he teaches classes in English, Civics and Economics, he has been t Hononegah since 1929 when he came here as princip He served in the French and American armies during thc World War, he attended Beloit College and the Univ rsity of Wisconsin Now at fifteen minutes after elcven, we are getting rather hungry, and as the odor of food is coming from somewhere, we search for it in the cooking laboratory. lho cooking classes serve the cafeteria at noon. The instructor, we learn is Miss Loser, a graduate of Wesleyan, at Bloom ington, Illinois, who, along with the cooling classes has charge of the sewing classes, Dinner Club G A A and is the Sophomore Class Adviser After dinner we decided to visit a mathema tics class Here we find such a class, and 'w recognize the teacher as the coach. Our thoughts are affirmed as we find that Mr Walker teaches all the Math classes, and is coach for football, basketball, and track teams. He was graduated from Carthage College at Carthage, Illinois This year the seniors elected him as their class spons or, as did last year's seniors. Let's do some exploring and find out what this building is, out behind the school. It is cold on the way out - but it looks as though it were inhabited, so they will probably have some heat out there. As we approach we hear noises of machinery. Yes, it must be the shop! But where is the instructor? Certainly these boys must have some guiding hand. Here he comes! We learn from this Heasy-to-get-acquainted-withn man that his name is Mr. Root - a graduate of State Teach- ers College at Platteville, Wisconsin. He teaches Mechanical Drawing, Manual Training, and Indust- rial Geography and is the Freshman Class Sponsor. ll 'SK Eg? Sai f fha J? sf ' Eiiia. another class approachingo In a minute we see a iW5EEma , . ,We ,,, .., u . 0 . . 9 . e . . . . , . . a . H . - Q 1 o . ' . I . g g A . . G . . . ' .1 . :1 ' ' J . . L u , I U Q ' - l I 0 ' 9 . . O - . . . . ' . -59' KW TIME OUT TO VISIT THE LIBRARY Let us pause for a few minutes to look over the library. We have worth-while books in all fields of reading--history, fiction, biography, poetry, drama, and others. Everyone knows the value of fiction. It affords us pleasure and if we take time to notice, we will find that quite often there is interwoven an interesting back- ground of history. HAlice of Old Vencennes' is a good example of this kind of literature. Almost everyone likes poetry of some kind--even Shake- spoare's dramas, when you become good enough to understand them, are interesting. Biography is an essential part of reading, because when you know and understand the author's moods, you can more readily understand his works. And then, of course we alw ys rave new magazines on the shelves to give us current news I think that orce you have found out what a genuine Jewel any good library is, you will spend a good deal of your spare time reading JUST TIME TO GET THE BUS 'Here I'll hold your coat while you tie yo shoes You'll have to watch that clock more olo sely Can't you see this silver and blue Rec Speedwagon bus coming down the road9U 'Yes but I'm so sleepy that I want to borr w your shoulder for a rest.' This is a highly probably greeting as a pupd from Uoronegah High School boards the school bus for his morning gaurt to school lhe bus leaves Rookton at 6 501n the morning and after making school about 8 OO used to transport school but it has ketball teams to Christmas time it the band, caroling 5 the rounds, the occupants reach 0'clock The bus is not only Boone County pupils to and from also taken the football and bas our games away from home Around took the Glee Club and part of 1 ' ' 'z . n . Cs. A J . ' n L . . . . . . . 0 I Q 1 . . u' O J ' A . . I . '1' . 1 o 0 . . . V r . , CJ ' . . L , . . . A 4. Q m U . . 9 K . I , . 1 I . aaagawn ' . f ' ,1.4.t,' 'A:gg.'., . :Biff .. ,MN - . . main. ' twig - XEHQ. ' , EE? '1.1:gEf22?ir 12 - .-Pav:-E1f'. TNDT5TDlAl Amis UN hXJlBIT The FIQShN9H a e ta.vnt wood volV11L the p1TSt VQHT, Durln thc fxrst sowester tney have l6 as s F193 proqeots. fs omcgects src feslgned to aoquawnt tnem'm1th the war ous h ni tools. Near the COHllGt1OW of s p ojotts the lWSt uc or gradually Aftel tne ready to thlnns of Along W th Mechunlcal dr tt chos th use oi the me nlne tools. OOWOlCt1OH cf tho prowects h 1S then on such tHlFTS as und T blcs and sort re mwy h ve nls CLO1C6u 'NOT' hls vooowork the lreshman SfUd1GS Wlfg 115 su wect has been S31 to be the len ulge o ln ls 1 hos tqe a vantuge of for s understood the oourse h 1D UP1VCTSel langu peg 1U other 'TAVlHF mtde 1H one country 1S reudlly 1D alv Otter One of the m 1D alms of 1S to teach COTt11H Jenertllj usab e slllls 1n nahlng of SlmU19 mQCh1P1 al dF8WlngS an ln lree h nd tt rlng and also to develop the almllty Qrd tool 1F WOFk1Hf I1 the second he hao1t Ol uslng draW1ng as a o't nl plenrlnr matters. r the student 15 1QtFOuUP6d ln the feneral shop he me sl mork I ll take up a mwgor DO tlon wt h1S tlue. Tue ooo1on9res also hsve lO nvowects to co he1o'c they are allowfd to duke thelr CHO1cC of NW t to no. Elch week four mombens of Speno one or b o DcT1OAS lunch for th t chcrs and lT'S TILE O LAT the COOklHU class L d y Wn orcnlrwng a ll those stucents w 0 Wlsh to e t hot lunch. mhe llqjs serve hot d1SH, s FiW1ChGS, desstrt, and SOmutlmCS u Salud You can always et a glass of 1ce cold mllg, and occsslorally cocoa arc coffee. 'a of these l+Gm9 cost only one llttle WICVG1 let's D8tFOTlZG the cefeterln once n a ftlle. l5 212253 E:5:fr:E:I f . ,., , Y, , . .. ' . . .1 , LL y . ' - . - ' 1 F- ' N-I .Q -L x' ' . .1 4 .. L 4 - ' , ' .v. , ! V V I 3 ,. 3 , - fl U . f .. f .. ' . I . m K 1 . , . W '1W1, t lh. e A f , - Y - 1 .. - ' fl ' - ft 1 . Lx- - ' ' A lr ' A the e t '.1 ' t t N 1 1 ' D . , 4. ll ' ., C f C , , ' 'V A ' . w is - , l N O i ' , - Ly ,, , w, - -X - 5. X. . A LD Z1 , - Y- . - - A LNL thti O . Q Q. 1 ' l. A ' U .. 1 .L . . ,n 1. , . . ' ' fl A ' 0 , .1 d c J- . , 1 I . 1 A f l , A ' f dl. u t ' 7 Q f... 1 d' .: 9 ' .1 - 6. 3 8 . 'T S, 3 . I , . . E . 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By Jay The history or this institution for the past few years is no doubt similar to that of all other schools 1H the country namely a long hard fight combatting the depre sion witmout too er1- ouslv crlpnling all educatlon l functlors of 1llu tratmon so e O1 the fel lowlng 11125 mt oe valuatlon of the from hugh mark or approxlmate y tlcn even though lted P1FSt of all the a sessed proner+y wn thls dlstrlct sunr of 82 G70 OOO OO Sl 600 OOO 00 46W Ilth tlls klnd of a sltua we levled taxes up to our legal l1m1t our los 1H revenue wa trenendou On top of that our oan closed and tled up nearly 257 of our yearly funds for one year Tlen the State Legl lature Ca sed a law Nh1Ch W1Oh1b1t6d us from levylng more taxes than for f ur ye r perlod JHICH lllewwse out down mmxewmm fren our enrollment 1HCFCHS0d from lO5 durlng tle school year of 'QZG 6D to 21d for 1956 7 Thls of course tends to lncrease our ex penses, also Then, too our bond payments have lncreasod 'lroq V OOO OO a year to S37 OOO OO year, Wn1Ch has added to our burden A llg ll of these factors together males lt seem lnle we would be hofelessly bank rupt before now A a matter of fact, however by economlzlng ln eve y posslble pl ce by xedu clng tue faculty from olbht to even ard by e tlng many ltems of m lH+6U noe and repalr eo OVI' untll a later date we Vere able to s ru through we dld not once default on our bodd 1S ue, nelther dwu ve mlss a pay day we old have a very ubstantlsl lncrease 1U revenue fror outslde sources namely from the non hlgh school terrltorle of Boone and W1H1Gb3FO Countles from whloh we drew a large nulber Ol tux tlon yu lls lhls 1tGH alone 1nc ea ed ore than l5ff enabl ng u to better carry on our edu catlonal pxogram . 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Q L, . 4 I I em: l4 ffffiff: 521514523 'C' lau H Proof' -i Esther- Loser 'Nh Sfrdu-M' m Howd Iearlore munqer' Ptuth R.Str'uzbinq 4 : 2 Dfw! ulldlnq H Fl Gamp Qu. j Boa rd O f ff. P1 K, J JJ'xJ 15 C .f.-V. 5 t J E5 4 5 .,f: gsfffi ': 2Qf5?ii22Ef52if5fif52?QE1si25232215122222is1552555aL2Ei52i1i55i2iEi25522fiZ'f:ffT?f?ii2P5E9f2i52E SENIOR CLASS HISTGRY In September 1955, we entered Hononegah High School, feeling very much out of place. We were initiated in the gym by the Sophomores. The Sopho- more girls won an unique tug-of-war with four big tires. The Freshie boys defeated the Sophomore boys. In our Freshman year we chose the following officers: President, John Moore, Vice President Robert Grisbyg Secretary Treasurer, Morgan Coon- radt. At the beginning of the second semester when John Moore became a Sophomore, Robert Grisby was made the President, and Warren Harnish was elected Vice President. Mr. Walker was chosen as our class advisor. Our Sophomore year Mr. Root was chosen as class advisor and the officers were: President, Eldon Holmes, Vice President Robert Hillemeyer, Secre tary Treasurer, Dorothy Sh ard On May 25, 1956 we had our prom, which was a big success. The gym decorations were carried out with the Southern Plantation idea. Our Junior Senior banquet was given on June 5, at the Blarney Stone near Beloit. On that occasion the color scheme was silver and blue. Our Junior yean Miss Struebing was chosen as class advisor and the off icers were President, Milton Hamborg, Vice Pres ident, Phyllis Wright,Secretary Treasurer, George Reynolds It was necessary to elect Dorothy Sheard as President to fill the place of Milton Hamborg, who had dropped school The Seniors ended their school career with a good name by picking as their play Tomboy It turned out to be a success with a clever act put on by a tomboyish girl It seems as if we are sea minded because we chose a maritime surrounding for our trip we went to Benton Harbor Michigan, on a lake cruise The year was climaxed by the banquet given by the Juniors to the Seniors as a last token of their af 16 O U 1 1 C u . : . . . . -. . . . I o ' ' ' H U 1 . . . . . . . . , . . . . iections for us. HCWOR ANARDS 1916 1 57 e 1 oi the S nlor Class awarded certaln honors P1OUUd Co menoenent t me as a reszlt of th r iolr years of achlexemerts lrls year lt was found zpon averag ng the grades of all of the members of the cl ss that Phllllp addy stood the hlghe t, so he was elected to be Valedlctorl an of the Class of 1937 Rachel Truman was second hlah est nd was elected S81Ut3tCT1HH Each student wlth an averdre of over 90 for all four years of hls hlbh school work 1S elected to the Qraln and Brawn moclety lhlS year Ph lllp Eddy Wach el Truman and Dorothy NcFone were accorded thls honor Ten per cert of the Q nlor lass 1S usually elect ed to The Natlonal Honor Soclety on the bas1s of good cltlzershlp, scholarshlp, char cter and leadershlp These students are chosen by the faculty Th1s year 5 outstandlng nembers of the Senlor Class were chosen to rece FG thls honor they were Dorothy Sheard George Reynolds and M rgaret Wright MWF19 MCMQ ter was elected to the Bra n and Brawn Qocnety as a wurner of tre ood Clt1ZGH h1p contest she w s chosen by the faculty, each of her four years ln h1 h school, as an outstandlng c1t1zen of Hononegah INTRAMURAL AWARDS 1936 1957 For the flrst tlme th1s year we have an extenslve wntramural program. The followlng people were awarded lHSlgHlHS as wlnners of varnous events. Box Hockey ---- -- ----- Lllas Popanz Plng Pong fSlIlgl6SD Paullne Nlckless Free Throw Tournament---Marlan Schewe Horse Shoe - - ---- Mar1e McMaster Tree Throw Tournament---George Stultz Basket ShOOt1Hg ----- ---George Stultz 17 k lil g' 'WHL y V L1 V...-.:.x.:. .1 1 Z '. ' - ., 2:f'25:f'f-. L L 'emi ' 'QZ555' -., 3:-:-i nach y,ar the memsors e are wwhyw , . ' -.F . A - vp , , -I , . . . -. , ,:..,. . ,:i: U A ,,. v w 4 ' 1 1 ' 1- I ' s s.. 1 53 4. s.. K L s Q u.- 3 .'1g.1 M A U ' 1 i. ' ! A I . . -. A ., 9 El , o ' . -. , ' . s f 9 ' '- o . 3 fl ' 3 1 , n. Q . ' , , T . . . . . . 1.1 r G u M ' 1 ' , 1. ' -' u- 1. ' . - c . f, . r u 5 u ' , . J . . . . Q . - - L .L Cs I - . - ll .. 'V . 'Q 1 ' ' , . 1 J. . X , v , , 4 Ex . . X u 1 1. . c S ' 1 , u . ' L 1 ' S a o .. . . . W . . . . Q ' - - .. - AU RFVOTR When throuvh the houl glass ol tlme The year have swlftly lled In memory we shell olt return To halls me used to tread The fleetlne hour we heve spent Are deeo 1D memor5 land, So deep thpt tlmp can UC'91 61336 Those Joys whmoh shall not fade r m111Se6HC6 e h ll turn To tn1s pazvlldr oldoe, he r the eoloe of our Jouth ll hae FIOW FOIMPI days Tae Trl nds eu here we found Were of The true t ard The heopy tune we soe1t wmth them so well we hall remember The +TOWh1 s 1D the hell Tue banners and the honor nldoques And D1CtUTLS on the wall The tennls courts ann w ll worn rack, The eym and Tooth l fweld These thln n our renlmbruwoe Forever sh ll he ed u nov the U 1tl1 hour h S com The bro llng of school 1 so +oday 1t'S lu revolr Th t s ldeos our povdb es Rachel lrum n 18 J . D . T , D .- H . G 5 F - . Q ' u ., , . .fl P X ' T Q s M . V . ' A .3 . , 1 ' A I ' . 1. ' A I In e. 1 W W, s,a , v - - 1 ,. ., J Is - C L To T a ' ' s H V Ru1g T X ' . ,,' ,' . 'I ' 7 -v , T e T and tJ'ChCFS A ,, ., 1 ' A , , 1 s -Ql1-g .L .. s v, X21 . Shell often come to mlnd. rw . 0 , .. ' Q 1: . . ,A I F2 l . . , A , T , I A - , l . L 1 . A , L . V O - - , ,. . . + A ., LJ ' u r T, Q T ' . -, J , n T T - , . gs i , ilu 'L V . 1 2 soul . B 'b x .1 ka' iig . e en: , ' t'es, And A , - xc, .- n .a an ,M A 1 v . T . T e . 'C' .gn- ff -.4-9 4 l x.x'1r' QI.: Zn: ee ilu 1- mpuf 1 JL. ixed Dhorus ,lance 'Jlub Q netzzl. .-1 11 led h rus 'mu lub 1 1 '10 sr JL .Jul 1 49 hor mo Virnlnlx lv- lenfe f-vin: ' Tamatl nnual t f 1 L lxed nur o 5 ce 1.1 l 1 rzmatrfs , qi Floye 2 .mm Lcd jimi' 5 '-.-' .Q ' Tlub 1-.-i rg?-'e J ui: -, .Rnl .1 .lil ' fin Holmes -emo . uh 1 .mf rv 1 : '..n'fuNi ':1I-txfi ZH' Sw T st .-.N x 1 WHAT THE JUNIORS DID grit September--time for school again and a large group of former sophomores have graduated into the ranks of the superior upper-classmen. Though its number has dwindled percept1bly since the freshman year the class is stlll large in proportion to the others To gulde us through our freshman year we chose as our sponsor M153 Munger, who d d much toward he1p1ng groups of green ufP6SH16S over somecf the rough spots that beglnners are apt to stumble upon. As offlcers we cnose Presldent Ralph Llddle V1ce Presldent Alma Llghth art See and Treas Mary Helen Hardy Durlng our sophomore year we had as Off1C6PS Pre ldent Charles Whltlng Vlce Presldent Grace Ro ers Sec and Treas. Mar1on Davls Sponsor Mlss Loser At the f1TSt of thls year We had a class meetlng and elected for our offlcers Presldent Maxlne Geddes Vlce Presldent James CUm 1ngS Sec and Treas Ralph Llddle Sponsor Mr Howd The JuU1OP class began 1ts 8Ct1V1tlGS wlth an eye toward fllllng our treasury 1n order to assure maklng a success of the Junlor Sen1or Prom and Banquet when the Junlors 'W1ll take thelr turn at playlng host ln honor of the SCDIOFS, who w11l be endlng thelr hlgh chool careers. On October 31 we sponsored the HOmGCOM1UU Dance thus startlng off our drlve towrrd the necessary amount of mon Later, on March 5, the JUH1OFS sponsored a dance ln the h1Lh school, UgH1H addlng a substan tlal amount to thelr gFOW1Hg fund In November, the gunlors had the1r 11rst class party We played g mes refreshments were served and then we danced 1n the hlgh school Qud1tOP1Um for about two hours 19 . . 0 . ' .: ,L Q I . . . . . - L - . - n G l O' . . . . U. . . 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V 'a-: , A - V . . . . f 0 .il The date fox tre Junior Prom was May l5 The deco at ons were carrl d out to ma e the whole aym look llke a sllver fo est The effect was that of falry land The paln was or1g1n ted and executed by P very competent Al COmK1ttG6 Palph Lldcle wa Challman, Janes Cummlngs, ASS1StMHt Chalrman and Allene Lllls, Evelyn Belshaw, Norma Bell and Donald Geddes were the other members IHV1LBtlOHS, and damce programs were planned by two Gff1Cl6Ht OOmm1lt99Sq For the dlnce p ograms, Roberta Brewer was chalrman, Corr ne MOFT1S, Bllly Bryden and George Stultz were on the commlttee, and Dorls Dlcks Cather1ne Zlnnecker and Mary Downs were rer 3SS1St3DtS In trylng to make the Prom a unlque nd lnterestlng dance the JuH1OTS dec ded to have a receptlon l1ne Max 1ne Geddes, Presldent and her e cort lerl Rogers, Ralph Llddle QSecretury and lreasurer and h1s partner, Mary delen Hardy ecelved the guests 'wlth Mr and Mrs Loomls Th s ldem p ovcd successful as d1d the whole prom. The floor was kept clear for danclng and the chalrs were arranged 1n the audltorlum part of the gym The lHn1OF Sen1or Banquet was g1ven on the evenlng, lege The hall was decorxted to represent P Plr te Shlp The arrlngements for dGCOPFt10nS were made by the dlnner COmm1tbG6 consnstlng of Charles Whlt ng, Chamrman Ben Aleaander, Florence Smlth and Marl n Schewe Tle program N s planned by Grace Rogers, QCha1rmnnD Royce M11l6T, A rlnr fTlflLthS, Mrxwe Grlfflths Frank Neuman Spe kers were 1YtPOduC9d by the To st master, Maxlne Geddes Sally Iel on re d the Senlor class prophecy and MnTlO Mel ster re d the S nnor Class H111 The whole roup sang songs and everyone xoted, the affalr A huge succe s On the whole, the Junwors have had a very success ful year and though they ha e worked hard they have en Joyed lt ard feel that they have accompllshed a great deal They are all looklng Vorvard to next year Nhen they wlll be on top of the pwle so to spea 49 A . . 1 ' ' . .v o ., - -5 . ' rm lf ' M o - O . N A G U , . 4 O V ' J I 1 , 5 a V , A , X ., . , . . 1 g L l f S ' A . G . Q , . - A . ' 1 . o .g . m . L A ' ' ' . ' ' 'A, 1 r , . 4 . . J. l A . . . I .. 1 . . . ,L L C l . L , I . A . . 1 . J. Ct . . . . 1 . 1 o - ' 4 A ' D , 5 ,T Q .... . , . . X f ' D c. c. , . . . 4. Q 4 T' ' ' 0 0 . 1 1 r K . . . . . . I - U 1 A x , . T . , of May 21, at Memor1al Hall on the campus of Belolt Col . - . , . 1 . 4 a ' . M ' P T ' r ' . t ..: - ' i C . 1 J v . . A . ' A J. A. s' KA l I u AL -. 21 L Y 1 .L A . m . , . m, . , . K ra H. I . . f'H , , and ' . Q., - 'n 2 - . , 1, 3 . 0 1. 1' S L . . U . ' W .fl A LL .c G . . ,H 1 1 . A .. r 1 rv 1 er . , J y . ' -s . - J r g , - v v f ' - , . v . . , . X 1 Q ,L . . ' ' f N J L H k. P SO3PO'OR CBPSD qlQlOPY y t 1U txo years lt has had a lot of fun, some n1nth hours and has made a place for ltself 1n the school In the fall of 1935 over flfty, rather frlghtened, green freshmen walked 1nto school After the newness wore off, our knees stopped Shdklng and ve began to hold our heads and look around us. But there always seems to be SOmGth1Hg to br1ng them down agaln, and thls t1me, lt happened to be 1D1t18t1ODc When thls ordeal was over we felt we really be longed to the chool We had a class mGGt1Hb and elected Thls year as a sophomore cla the fO11OW1Hg OfflCSTS2 PF6S1d6Ht W rd Por or, V1ce DFCS1 dent, Betty T ylor, Secretary Sponsor, Mr Root. We had a those who dld not know hov to learned before the evenlng was Treasurer, BLSSIG Falrchlld cl ss party 1n the Sprlng and wlggle thelr feet proper over s we feel a l1ttle more 1m portant than last year, and much more superlor t he freshmen we held our cla s meetlng and elected Pres1dent, Byron Telfalr Flce Presmdent, Ruth Wlndle, Secretary Treas Robert Wh1te, Sponsor, N1 s Loser. Shortly after school began, we sophomores, about tlme to show the freshmen thelr place 1r The date was set for 1n1t18tlOU and the followlnb chosen Costume, Mary Loulse Gayton Chalrman, felt lt was the school CJmmltt6SS, Marlon Hal ott, Robert Samp, Robert Johnson, Stunts Byron Telfalr, Leonard Wrlght Robert Wh1te, John Telfalr, Beverly Telfalr, Betty Taylor, Beatrlce Ingraham, Leo Popanz, Lola Faust, Herbert Hansen and Margorle Johnson. A large crowd atterded and we engoyed seelng the Fresh - men go through all sorts of UHt1CSe In November, we had a class party. Games were played, danclng followed, and then, the best part of all -Kas the boys would sayj refreshments! The following committees were responslble for the food tlme we had: Games--Lois Tlgwell, Beverly Telfalr, Barbara Secorg Refreshments: Darlene Krup- ke, Ruth Peters, Ruth Wlndle, Marlon Malottg - Orchestra: Forrest Beck, Bob Whlte, and Beatrice Ingraham. In the second semester we had another party where we agsln had a grand tlme. You see, we have enjoyed our flrst two years and are ex- pectlng to get more engoyment out of the next two years. 21 25:1-55335 , - T-. v -1 -- - lr my A , J U . gg The sophomore class is only half-way naround the clockn 0 .A 7 1 lp p , . , s. 4 . . I A . O ' - ' r I up . . . . . it , I - s . ' T ' ' ' l , a rs - ' -A '- a 0 - 3 . . . - Q C1 ' . u , - 1 n - . n - ly , 'X I . . . U S , A . . - ' 1. ' . O It Q S A l J 2 . . 3 . . L . . - . . u.S . . .L . 3 A . , U. . Q - . . , . I , . , 5 . . JUNIOR CLASS Front Pow Left to Rluht H Dlder ch, Keeney, M Geddes, R Brewer, D McHone, L Card Mr Howd Second Row M Davls, D Dlcks, F Smlth M Downs, E Belshaw, Marlon CT1fflthS, M Sonn son Th1rd Row E Mathews E Whltlng, Marie Grlfflths, P Baker, E Fletcher, G Rogers Shotllff, A Ell1s Fourth Row V Voss, N Bell, C MOTT1 , Schewe M Johnson, C Zlnrecker, S Ryer, P Cochran Flfth Pow R M ller, E Vaughn, W Harpool Nhltlng, R Erd W Bryden, O Van Bronklln Geddes S1Yth Row' G Staltz B L1dlle, J CUmmlHgS Splelman, J Dmlth, B Alexander, F Neuman Lang SGPHGMOIB CLADS Flrst Row QLef't to Rlght Lester Popanz hn Stoll, P Porter M1ss Loser Second Row A Nllllams, B Blomberg, I Logan, N Clark, L Llghthart B Secor, Drummond, R Baxter Th1rd Row McLean B Taylor, L Tlg well, B Fa1rch1ld R Bryden, J Telfalr, Bates, M Gayton, L McMa ter Fourth Row K branseen, L Van Amee C Beck, A Ward, H Harsen, Johnson, B Telfair R Tuller A Bennett Flfth Row D Krupke, P Nlckless, M John son, Beverly Telfalr, S Pete J Hamborg, L Faust A Balley, M Folyer Slxth Row M Malott M Dwyer,E Sonneson N Rlchardson, M Ellsworth, F Swenson, P Ste vens, F Clark, N Barber. Seventh Row W' Ponsor, F Hecox, Leo Po anz, F Beck, J McCullough, D Gleasman, Whlte, R Nelch, L Wflght 22 . . C ' uf' D -f I I fl. Mo U U I A. 1 0 , 0 a ' 1 ' ' n 6- . Q O .A 1. , 0 I . T n ' 0 'Q ' I ,Ji 2 o e u l .S Mo , 0 I l L 0 U C. 'I . l I ' I O 0 , DQ f .. 'Z Q ' , 1 0 .i F o . Ru . n N - u o , RQ . ' 5 . R. Samp, F. Davis, L. Sande , R. Peters, M. Q I , . h ' 0 AQ Q . , 0 E. ' : HQ , Q Q ' - U . . , f C . Bl A Z 0 J Q , Q Q . . H. . O , . l . . - ' , o Q ,. I I Q 2 ln , Q Q n 2 0 5 P' . A . R. 1-3 ik FRLSVUAN CLASS dloTO Y At the end of Aufusc I6 ferdert Freshmen vere all ready to go to hlgk school ocnool ras postponed for a week and wten th t keel N s cve re had lost some o our entou 186W and exe camed rlee to enter the portals of learnlng flth so mary others 'ho thot them selves our uperlors. Llke SVlmm1W 1U cold water tre flrst plunge the orst, ard soor ve began tc e 105 olrs lves nd to become accustomed to the routlle of llgu School e teachers were con ldexate oi us and nf trled our new subgects w1th hlvh hopes oi et lre better gradesthan we had recelved dar11g our 61 nt vear 1U element ry school lt rasn't lone before we fere belng Us ed to con trlbute to tro football town and our boys lesponded lo ally 1nd took the ha d knocks that are necessary to become wood playels. Ne Jolned tre Glee Club and Cho rus and several of our members started to play 1H the Band Durlng October we elected the followlng Off1C6FS and soon,or Presldent R1CHoFd Snotllff Vlce Hresndert oecy nd Treas Betty fu sell oponsor Mr Root Lee Henderson We declded to celebrate t the erd of the flr t e mester SWG so we gave a party Maly LOUl5S Gayton played the DIHHO for danclng and re all learned to nhlrl and sllp around the dance floor. It gave us a lot of COHf1dSUC6 and we dlsplayed our newly acqanrod sklll at the next all school dance wlth a great deal of prlde. The Freshmen glFlS had P good oas et ball team and showed up Nell 1D the Gllls Basletball mournvnert. We even had the Senlors scared for a ,hlleL Wrer lt cane t1mG for declares ons, the fresnven were rlght there too. Although no 3 rf oar me.bers placed lH the contest, they got sore valuable experl ence ard next year, we wlll Peep on try ng lf all llne, of school actlvlty. 23 T F555 .E:52fff:Ef. Z , ,315 . W' , ' r. ' - L- w 'S5SQEfE1 f?. - ll- . - 1 L .g:3:,::.:::. .- ' 'i:7fCf'ECE2i1: 2:f:f:f:Q:?'::. 'lf7f3f5:511f1:', J 1- f ' W 1 r 7 3:f:-23:25.-. O , . I - A A -J l . l -.Q-:g:Qg,::5.:., , - . o - .. f. '45-5:5:g? 5?2g .,., 17 V ' 1 V f '-2:-:-:-:Qt-:-' I-C-.x , lzl'-:I:?:1:-:i:?:3:2:':-.' . . - - -. - , . '3:5 r5S:3.5:':k3!' ' -. . ' .v 'fl 1 l f. V I' 'f Q .. o -. f -:-:-gzez-1-FQ:-'., E-'- ' -: 'qz-Q-:Q ,L-'2y::: . - C - . , ,, . Q. , n , , r n , L '- Nr :5'E,:,,-:- ll U 4. 1. o J lg ' ' . 'V K A ' Y . Z ' Y v - , . - l , . . 1. . . H P- V l .L .2 . Q . . O. . A. I Q . -. . H A 4 .1 C V e o O . , ,. LS ' -.1 . 3 . sw ' v 1. 0 Q . . . . .. . . - . e, U 1 L 1 f' ' . Th L J L - J- -, ' . J S J - . I . .- A ur 3 . . - . . -, rv JJ . I A V ' A LD ' Q 'fs . . . , . . -. -, 1 , , , , . ., J ' l gb , 1 ' S , , e. I Y : 1 ,V . l . J ' ' V ' 1 4 . ' J 1 L Q ' . 1 x r v 1 ' . Y' ' I ' D J . Z l .1 . ' , -. T1 ' ' o 3 I J . 1 .. ' 0 f ' . . A 1 O ' ' A . f- 5- - L . s ' .. .. .. .. .... - - - 7' ' ' n ' ' - J - A ...... A L r' m 1 al 1 ' ' ' ' u S C V -nunu-Q-any--nQ-11111111 . 'f 1 ' a . . s s ,A W . - 1 T ' . ,- ' l 7 ' . L 4 Q c. . ' , 7'-G. FRESHMLN CLASS Front row, left to rigrt-Victor Grebas,Hender- sone Selover, Sybil Eddy, Ruth Johnson, Bethine Zahm, Edna Schultz, Merle Moate, Alfred Wilson, and Sponsor Mr. Root. Second row-Jean Peterson, Joan B allard, Nor- ma Bates, Carol Tigwell, Margaret Flynn, Jeanette Johnson, Jewell Reimer, Arabelle Dixon and Marj- orie Eaton. Third row- Milton Johns, Lynwood Anderson, Eu- gene Pete, Earl Norregaard, Warren Ellis, Glenn Carriker, Harold Wright, Duane Bell, Harlen Harn- ish, and Betty Dion Fourth row Jack Thayer,Dav1d Br dye,Jcsse Tul Ter, Barbera Cair, harlyn Sohner, M rv J ne Georve Bernice Bradt Dale Wetzel, and James Hobart Fifth row Betty Pu sel,Pearl Harnish, Clifford Hauge, Donald Johnson, Le Hcnder on, Jeanette Griffis, Grace Bolander, Murtiebelle Reimer, and Jessie Ncbollough Sixth 10W lloyd Daniels, Jac' Arghel, lU1ll1am Kr hn, Kenneth Lerch, Naxvin Barne Harold Shel ton, Donald Lang,Donald lane, and Pobert Morr s Last row Earl Buch nan, Francis Vhite, Edwin Hobart, Leo Beszhak, Hugh Snroul, Robert Vincent, Robert Bennett, hilliam Dcgner, and Richard Shot liff MANUXL lRAlNING Left front Donald Lang, Pugh Sproul, Middle lee P noer on, Tfslie Van Nlmie, actor Greb s Bat? Mr Root Instrlctnr, Kenneth Lerch, Jac? Anglel, R lph Erd Right right to left William Nrahn, Jatk They er Leo Be zhak,Donfld Johnson, LuLene Pete Pob ert Bennett, Harold Shel on, Bfron Telfa1r,kran cis Waite 'iii l . . -. , 1 3 .- ' r' a , .- . 1' A. A' at L Lk. Q I I C ' O 4 . -l L S . A . . ' G ' S ' . , . -, . . . . . ' ..l c ' 1 Q. Q ' -' 1 ' J Ji . ' .. lj n 4 . -. xA. la. 4 , -.. f 4 J L ' A J. O Ir- . C, r F . I . ' . . .,.. . 1 . V ,J 1 L - U FN .L . l ' e ' L 'K' . . 1 .- I , Tn ' f' A ' f ' , 'T' ' u I Av. NJ - .J-I J x K u Lu , ' N .: ,, . , , . 1 ' A . ' 1 Q fl s -. . . . . Us , . 1 v I x 4 I X 3 0 ' - . .J 1 1 ., ., r- - ' 1 J. . - 1 1 A ' . Lf J , 0 2 ':4:f9C'2':- x 5.5.95-.5-1. 3:2:fi:ff5?5PlE: . 2:35:22-. ':-.v:f:-. 2:f:5:2.E:,g.:., - .. - .- ... - -- '-:::::g::::::. G 251251511- Ai:Q:f:2:Q:5, -:?:1 :3:1. 4 1 Q 2-':5:3:5:, K, Y 1:3532-qc: L14 6 xJ -... fd pb 'I .jj .I K 0 ,J 4 7 1 J ia ii: ftp 1 z. e a g i-f21f fx rH LE f1 A 2 OUR FOOTBALL SEASON As autumn showed itself on our calendar, we smelled the odor of greased pigskins and once more became enthusiastic about football. Our men, this year, under the tutorage of Hononegah's mathematician, Professor Onlin Walker, who tells them that the shortest distance between the two Goal-lines is a straight line, we find quite inexperienced. As the nucleus for a fighting purple and gold, we find three letter men returning: nRedn Armstrong, fullback Cvoted all conference this yearj, Ralph Lang- rehr, guard fvoted second team all conference guard, and Byron Telfair, at end. Coach Walker had to prepare a team for the opening account at Marengo and after watching his offspring for a week, began to shape up a starting eleven At ends were Wright and Telfair taclle were Bezhak and Bell, at guards, Sproul and Langrehr, Neuman alternating with Sproul, and Bob White playing in the Center of the line In the backfield, Coach started Henderson at left half, Liddle at right half, Waite at full back and Cap tain 'Red' Armstrong as quarter back The season, although by no means too successful, was a triumph many times. The opening encounter at Marengo was lost by a 6 to O margin, it was a non conference affair The following week at Fort Atkinson we were downed prettily by a score of 26 to O n another non conference game The next week ve hit our stride by taking Clinton to town, 40 to 6, but were to be subdued humbly by the opening conference game with Harlem, when at the erd of their scalping and war whooping, we found ourselves on the small end of a 25 to 6 score The next attraction was Lanark And as revenge is sweet, we took upon our shoulders the will to conquer W did 2l t O Too bad, Lanark! Winnebago said we ere a Jinx ard kept it so by Jinxing them 7 to 6 Boy you almost had to gasp for air while the fellows were 26 F KA. L M I . - - C S . . . rr U , . ,- . . - . - ' I I C . . . C , ' ' - . . . s . . ' J 1 L ' ' u . . . . 1 . N' . , ' l . . - V . Q . I . E . C . F . . I 6 - -' O o . - V! l A ' 4 , Q v . . , an I . 'fSE3.'ErQ5E:g,4 ln the huddl S pe se' no n we For ex too' Cllnton for 1 r de 20 to 6 r1t1 the second team olaylng the last hal? Ne cel brated q0m6CO11Ig on a raln oaced fleld vlth mld nuddles as b g as frog nonds onsequently, ftcr the mul as scrap d wif the tor bodrd, me found h t Poo had talen a fallonlng by a 90 to 0 score Then to end tn t se son dl stromslx, our old T1 val, South Belolt defeated us ln a g ne that held a last mlnute of play when th gun sounded sbout 2 mln utes too oon' Out we took our defeat of 19 to 13 11th a thou ht of refen e next year The ShbStltutPS of thl year lnclude lnd Welch, Alexander, Rlohardson, Smlth, Ellsvorth mackle Neuman, Hazeltlne, Sonelman, Hocox ouards Mmller, Ponsor, Bennett Centers CUmP1HgS Hambor , Halfbaoks F1uS6, Johnson, 11118, Vwn Namee Fullbucks J Telfalr L Wrl ht, Quarterbacks Peynolds Shrtl ff S ultz Conferenee bt3UflHES Von lost Percentabes darlem 1000 South qGlO1t 750 Hononegah 00 U1n ebago 250 Teoatonlca O00 We Onponent Thelr moore WIQJFO lh re Fort At 1U on Thtre C111 on U re Harlem Here Lanark There Wlnnebaoo There 26 Cllnton Thfre 6 20 Docatonwca Here 0 15 South Belolt lhere 19 135 Totals Q4 27 ' e. 'us -1 . mhet's , rl, I it. N' we 1 ' 1 f 1 ' , r' I . 2 Y L L ' J . ' s . , 0 ' o . .'1 ' -S 1 'W ,' I 1 1 - ' A Q n . U a w 3 1' 1 S- e . T JC- H .. 'Z 1. Af - V K n f.. u 0 1 . 'Q u 'sa 1 J '- ' , X . ,Eur f' I lot of thrills, excitement, disgust, etc., till the . A fc L C t . - S 0 D 1, ' Y' g ,Y 3 2' . ' ' l . S 1 c ' I T S: Y 1 , ' . ' + 1 - 1 S 2 1 ' n L' ', . - , N f' : .f Q .' , Q .. ' , 1 A . ' 1 . 1' ' , ' ' I 2 o - . , 0 1 ' I L - , v 3 1 , JC , 'I ' '. J 1 .1 2 ,N M Y 1 1. ' ' 4 0 1 ' 5 1 , 2 2 5 5' n l 5 1 ' 0 4 ' N - 1 J' 2 -in - --I-u-l-lqg 0 LC T3 ',o 6 0 k'-s 1 26 40 - 'lt ne' 6 6 - 25 21 - - 0 7 f 6 TU0WbALL P st Row Left to lt Ieslle Twnamle Lee Hendereon,Edrl Arm trong,Fnarle Qecl, Ward ollls, Coach Weller Second Row Vdynard EllsNorth, rrancms iecox, Byron Telfa r, Royce Mlller, Robert Johnsor, Johr Telfalr Thlrd Row Rlchard slotl1Tf, George Reynold Frmrk leumen, Ben Alexander Oxrln Boll, Ward Pon sor, Walsh Lanbheur, bruno s Walte, Arthur Bennett Fourth Row Leonard Wrlrrt, Robert Haveltlne Robert Spellman, Leo Be shak, John Sm th, Robert Whlte James HHm1TgS, B lol L ddle, Rooert Samp 666 BASKETBALL Seat d Left to Rlglt Lee Wonder on, Ralph Langheur, Earl Earmstrorg, Gearge Qeynolds,Ral9h Llddle, Ceorge Carter, Relbh Erd Ben Alexander Second Row Manager lranr Neumxn FP2HC1S W'1te Leo Bezshak, Robert Vhlte, John smith, Leonard Wrlfht George tlltz, Arthur Dennett Coac Walker T 1rd Row Robert Johnson, Leo Pooanz Forest Beck, Ch8TlCS1WhltlH5 Maynard Lllsworth, FlCh3Td Shotllff P Y W' , 1 . . - . 1 ' - T3 Q' x 11 I K .L AL7.'i1 D A ,. x. Q, , I . ,., , A . ' S , U . , S L C Q Q n . . H v 'L 14' ' 7' ,. . . U.-Y t . , i Y 1 n' ' n L J f . . ,., In . 1 ... ' S , v r I . - L L X1 . 'J J , ' 1 - it ' 'T H -Q ' 'H ' ' J Q I . ,A . . ' -A A A 'Q 1 . y 2 f . 1 , ' 11 ' ' .z 1 '. , v 1' A Lf. X '1 .L . u -1 J Y- g . N I e C V 1 D g J gf . sz V f l ' 1 ' . N 1 4 I - c T , 0 11 - 1 . . 2 ' , 4 ? , v E. ' ' ' r' ' . e . ,, . ' 1 U - ' ' , : KJ U ' , Z1 - . , . rx ' - ' ' L A .0 A . . T r ,, 1 . I W , 4- ' LL U af' .1 Sa-f J B!oKEl?ALI As 1S the custom of all H gh Scmools :here the 1nhab1tants are more or less restless, we have d1V6FS1On known as Basketball It seems however that tHlS 1nst1tutJcn 1S no dlfferent and of course we also have a basketball team. In 100k1Hg over all the f cts, sumnarles, etc , 1nclud1ng all broken arches, stlffcned muscles, and sore throats the sore throats meanlng our cheering ectlon, whlch was exceptlonally, flne, at all the home gamesj we flnd these facts to be true Hononegah played w1th only one letterman from la t year that pcrson belng Red Armstrong Cent red around Red, who played at guard and for ward at varlous tlmes, we h ve Ralph Llddle, capt aln lect for '37 and 58, at one forward wlth Erd and Langehr altern twng at the other Carter Bezhak, Smlth were at center At guards were Captaln eeoxge Reynolds Red Armstrong who played the ma1or1ty of the t1me ln the back court and Fenderson We opened our season wlth Capron at Capron The flnal was 50 to lg, ln favor of the Capronltes Aiter go1ng all thc way o ocrford to play the Reb HBH squad were nosed out 24 to 25 Seems as thou h they keep a l1d on top of that ba ket Well, anyway nothln could be sweeter than gurplng on Pecatonlca we Jumped on them to a tunelulof 24 to 22 what 1 sweet muslc But walt!! Here we are faced wlth thesnme outfit ln the Pecatonica Invltatlonal Tournament. Well they sure dld tramp on us 54 to 18. Oh well we stlll get another crack at them. Now, as we travel down the 11st of casualtles, we find on that list a llttle town called Wlnnebago, and came out on the small end again with a 39 to l8 score. Capron comes to Rockton for the1r return game and what a game. 15 to l4 ln favor of Rockton. Nice gO1Hg Red and Langehr. Harlem, though out of the conference, scheduled a game wlth us and to add to our m1sery beat us 49 to ll. The game was really a lot better than the score lH51G8t6S. I 13 'Q 29 . u 4.4. .. - 61- 51: fn 2 1 52:1:2:2:1,' 755513. -::3q:::g:- 5, .,-, . .g.g.g.--.5 , l . E . 115.313, ?f4:2:1f'.7:2:2:-. ' 1, I V Eiga ?:Y'5Ef '1. -:Q-. ' ' .. -- ww., . , A u 8. -1-1-:--:g:,5. 1:i:?t7rb5,3:-vt-?F 'Az - - -' - g,.5:,1 Q -:. L L . X 1 f l . . v . ' 3 1 Q 5 1 Q ' , . s K ' 0 . f . S ' , X ' o 9 ' Q . - EX . - ' rs . , 1 . ' V 1 - K EL ,l ' J J 5 0 0 1 rw , r , : ' , . . . . - r. lt A 0 - . ' 0 v O . - Q w ' J. fn 1 . . - .- ' n, In . ' 2 Q ., c ff ' 5- -:1 J ' . on X . I . vb A . D LL L . 1 . g -1 Q I s .- S 5 Q South Be1o1t, upset us 28 to 17 lhat 1sn't bad enough but we must play there aga1n 1n the Harlem tournament. A5a1n they!! Oh, well Tut Tut. 40 to 19 Whew We just can't seem to score nlenty of shots, n1ce ball handllng and everyth1ng but the baskets Durand caught us st111 1n that mood and took us down the Road for a 52 to 16 count. L1ddle and Carter were the best that nlght Ahhh! we do 11ke th1So Pecatonlca back agaln 31 to 27 Erd makes the tops that tlme Nlce olng K1d Ughl Just as thlngs seem brlght and rosy W1nnebago knocks our teeth down oul throat. 42 to 18 My! Llddle and Erd are our very best that tlme Th1s Rockford outflt 1sn't bad elther Oh, how we do take lt rlvht on the chln 25 to 18 Chlns up But of all the snckenlng thlngs th1s 15 one Durand beats us 1n an OJ6Tt1m8 27 to 25 We led them by 4 po1nts wlth only a minute and a half left to play Llddle h1t th stop thexe wath 15 ment turned them back 56 to 9 It seems however that when We get started we are stopped ten tlmes as fast Klngston knocks the sacks off us 28 to 16 That game was the flnal of the season I th1s 11ttle summary we flnd that someone must lose as 1S the game, and 1f lt must be Hononegah, lt shall be Hononegah Hononegah played 18 games Wlnnlng 4 and 1OS1Dg the remalnlng 14 And Just a word or two about our llghtwelghts there are 6 games won and 6 lost for them Thelr team was F Whlte F Stultz Wflght G Henderson G Alexander Subs were Beck, Popanz Ellsworth, Beszhak, Sm1th,'W31t6, Bennett, and Shotllff . x Q K . x nl . . C O . . . , ' . I . . . y L . . . . . S . . . . , , . 1 . . . . , . . . .O , . D . . Q 5 f . . 5 . . . ' ' . 0 s . l S ' .. points. we met Caledonia in the sectional tourna- I 3 -J ' 0 , . . 0 . ' 0 I1 . I . . . . . . 3 . . , L 0 Q . R I O C. ' L. . R. . O , ' . . . . so The 0ff1C9TS of tle OfuFHA9Ht are HOUYS ll TR S OPCYT UA D I ar volno tr 4 ke yo on a golrn y o very stranre, small courtry wh1eh las only b1PlS n lt populatwon ke name of tH1S country 1S I Th s eourtr 1 just Q llttle dlfferert from other oourtr3es It has a leader who has tue ole rul ng po r, hor nano D91Hg Mvss Loser 1' oee'y lreas Reporter re 14 S+ tes h governor B seball Ble o11 g Horseshve Dltehlhg mGH11S Skatung DADClHg T ble F UPlS Hlklng wolf Horseback xldlnv Jolley Qall B skrt B111 Stunts Ceastiug Iafle Acluster JF we Robers L las Popanz P y11lS Nrlght s colrtry Emeh I rtha 'lurk Betty T ylor W r1e John on sarah Pete Yhodu Welson C rter ther athews ry Heeox lly Nelson Bev rly T lfalr lor noe Hob rt 4 rvan sch we Cnrrlre 1OFT1S6 lubsl Ill er stute All tr g1T7S ol this oourtry are dlvlded 1U e usses and oooh elgs o ru er. Sen or Rfehzl Truman Sophomore -Jury Goytor Junior- Peullre N1c1es Freshmen--BettyRussell Eueh Muvdfy morllng nt ugJO a mcetlng vs held. The g1TlS found, through th'1T oh1ef leader, that other COUHtT1CS knew what buod othletfs they were wrd so they Joln d the st.te Athletle ASSOC1QtlTTo 31 .O f 1 A G, . L ' fl - Y If H 0 Q . Q 4 QCA, U . L C ,C Q , r 3 l A Y L 'I , W . l A , . i ' S 1 Q T1 1-1 .A . G o 1 nA. 0 i , -A I If . S .' c I I - A . ' I ' f 1 A .YW S i- we 1 1 ' ' 1 '1 . ,, ' A-A y fu wt - : Pres. ------------- Harguret Wright Vice Tres. -------- D I 13 I . ,--.--,---., fa - x rv 'm T . ------------ i ' A ---------- h 'x ' 17 ' T There a . oe - in thi TLT . 'L f as a , . . lc -U X5 1 u L 2. ' y 'n ' v 4 3. 1 ' lg ru f' S 4 0 1. I . 5. f '. 1. 1 1 6. : I Doris 2 - 7 Q CL ' V Ck, , A . E S 8. ' ' Mu 9. I SQ -1 10. 1 If ' 6 - Q e ' ll. 1 . F- o , u 12. Q J . La li T e 13. I, V .h W . 14. o 1 Fone D'.1 ,he ' - V? 'T Jo'- - r' ' e ' 1 , 1. ,1 . - s his - .14 f 9 -- A 2 ' , M, - ' ,- The youngest of the girls who are called Fresh- men were required to do something for one of the States. When they have received lOO points they became a full fledged member. There were eighteen Freshmen girls who joined our ranks which brought our population up to 85. Some of you are probably wondering what we girls do for entertainment? Well, we have lots of fun. In the fall we get together and go on hikes sometimes at noon or after school and on Saturdays at any time. Of course our Governor goes with us. Winter came on and there were many things to do. At Christmas we had a party. There was a large tree decorated in many colors. The girls exchan- ged names and bought presents for the name drawn. The Nurses from. Winnebago County gave several lectures which were interesting and helpful for the future elRLS BASKFTBALL Hurraht for the Sophmoresl With team work like theirs they should w1n.anyth1ng and so they did! The first game of the year was the Juniors, vs Fre hmen The score was 16 to 4 in favor of the Juniors The second game was not a sup rise. The Sophmores won l2 to 6 over the Seniors The last game as, much to the Sen1or's pleasure because they felt they gust had to win one game before leaving Hononegah High The Seniors Won 10 to 4 over the Freshmen. Then the games for the first, second, third E fourth places were played. The Sophomores, feated the Juniors 12 to lO putting the Sophmores in first place. Juniors in second place, the Sen iors played against the Freshmen to place the Sen iors in third and Freshmen in fourth place HOTORS Horse hoe Pitching Marie McMaster Box Hockey Lilas Popanz Telegraphic Basket Shooting Marion Schewe ' , . 5 . . o f, . J . 1 . . h . .L . ' I ' , Q S o , - . . ' 1 TF - . . . -l -I ' 0 . . ., . de- . . , . . . . . fr J ,, 1 xl L1 .r O . . . v . v . Q l. l 432. 52515- -2-12:1 3:33, g Y Jen 52 :gzctlzk J 'i ikxrnj J-XCHVIHIJ 35 -4 I -1 I fx rx Z -f ff:-:1 2 if , . 4i.::A:.4. J K 4 7 2' A.:f-1 .-,. '..,' :ll A111:,:2 -EEE.: J -.-,-,- ..f1 , . .1.: 4.-.':-.-. ,.:,:.,,: - , 5 ,.--', .'-'g .2:11:1.1:2-'f,.::g ,l 'A P' 'C-'24 5- :Eg 1 THE MACK STAFF FOR l956el957 Editor-in-Chief -------------------- Margaret Wright Associate Editor-- -------- H ---------- Phillip Eddy Business Manager ------------------ Lillian Krupke Athletics ---------- Charles Prouse and Sally Nelson Dramatics --------------- U ----- H ----- Edith Carriker Music ------------- Robert Grisby and Dorothy Sheard Calendar ----------- Rachel Truman and Rhoda Nelson Art Editors -------- John Smith and Robert Hazeltine Snap Shots ----------- Doris Carter and Robert Lerch Humor ---------------- Phyllis Wright and Mary Hecox Social -------------------------------- Floyd Graham Senior Editor ---------------------- Marie Mc Vaster Junior Editor- Sophomore Editor Freshman Editor -- - -- Marion Davis iary Louise Gayton Dick Shotliff Typists Maxine P terson and Rachel Bacon Last year our annual won first class honor rat ing in the N S P A Contest and now We are working for an All American Honor rat ng in the mimeoaraph ed year book section of the same contest During the first some ter the annual staff wls chosen by the faculty members. They were chosen according to ability, scholarship, and initiative or helpfulness to tho school The members of the annual staff have been faithlul and willing work ers For the theme of the annual, this year, we chose a rather unusual one NTime because we feel that it is xery important in student's life We want to thank the members of the Typirg II class for being so willing to assist us W th this annual in order that it night be a success We also feel that a great part of the cr dit for our book should be given to Mr Blankenberg of the Eisenbeck Studios, for his skill in taking inter esting pictures, and to Mis Hunger, our sponsor ----- ------ ---- --- . , Y . --------------- H . . . --------------------- ' .........-..---.--,- '- Q3 , , ' - . . . C I l U - . I 3 . . L .. Q 0 S L . C 2 . A V . . . . . . . . . J Q 4 . 0 . . - O - - n -- . . T . . . 3 . 0 - A . . . . , . l , .L . . . . AL C F3 O . . . . . . . -1-1 . ,- . D ' ' fwem+ . . Wiewww, ' e 1 Y' -'13-i '1 .i1:i?E1.i1. 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'Tia 5 abs 34 f :5.f:f:f.2:- mOMLOY The annual Senwor Class play vas lven here t the hlvh school on Jay 7 M Iunger dna ar em oellent plece of work n d1rect1nv the nlay Tle success of the play w s lue 1U larg part not only to the ca t but to our ouslne s lenage s Margaret and Pnyllus Wrlvht ou tlCkGf mana ers Warren Harnlsb, Dorws Carter, Bob Lercr, our cos tume managers, karle IcMaster Hazel Wl1l6F, Fach el Truman, and Jaxlne Peterson, and our property managers, Phllllp Eddy, Rob rt Grlgsby, and M Mchaster Tonboy, by Bovoe Lofnr wher 1U tb tonboy in ov r tkat thls rea ly 1S a woman' world J CklP 1S the lnu Iter of oohn and Narcy Abbott who also ha e two other dam rters Dorothy and Elolse, who ale very fCmllWHC and are shocked at Jacl1e's n nner of lress and speech John Abbott l av s h1s N116 ln the lurch orly a 19 1 three act comedy ters as to take place ln orner that he may take Jackle to the state tournanent and she returns the women's golf champlo of the tate When J8OV1G returns from college at Thanksglv lng she dlscovers that she has greatly mlssed hor llfe long companlon, Larry Sallsbury she decldes that her slsters are Tlbht and she becomes a ch Fm1PU glrl ln the place of a rowdy tomboy CAST OF CHARACTERS John Abbott arl Armstzong Narcy Abbott Dorothy Abbott lolse Abbott Jacqaellne Abbott Larry oallsbury Alfred Klnston narnest Wat on Mrs aWk1US M s S11pSOn Newspaper Dhotographor Radlo Reprcsentatlve Golf Foods Saleswoman Cosmetlos Representatlve Dorothy Sheard Mary Hecox Sally Nelson Rrod Nelson Eldon Holmes Georg R ynold Geor e rter Illllan irupke Ldlth Carrlker Robert N ZPTTIHS Hazel Mlllcr Dorl C rter AD149 lller A plcture of the Tonboy cast ln actlon lo on tue ooposlte page 35 -s L . 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AMNU1L LGA r UAA S S6'1t4Td :mfs to ratmpj ' t-4 V P21 Nj f' V. T5 CD -. ir! .A E ,w r-J 3 SD 'U fD fb Cu 'S m L5 ,Q 1 fx Cf- Q4-Nfigr..- v QLQQ UAE left to riglt f VI ,rx f- C 1F0T5 E X ' Jrnu 'llian KrwpkQ, Thillip EQQV, ily Inman, Rhoda Yelson Ierie cwas , lily Nc on, uk L L, TU 712111 TWU 'FO SmNTOR PLAY CHQ Loft to W Jo11LhJ T TEX' '.1. 04111 L, , fr- lfchrl Pacfv garet Mright, Hacnf NJUert gazel ter, vwn ith Cprri? F T lllf 'MTL J 1 fa 5 Ty Y' TLIF1 VQCOA eo? f Pdl h C frlmnr cor G A J 'I-G-wwf In-1-r 'Nag I I-1 LOQA C zo ' lla? Drrlg C r FT W1 rwnkx nfl Q A lqv e Mu Dlr ct r. D e , il, e GrrKwp hjlliv W'ijLt, Ufyig Carter, Vary Tifiil HQCQX Sf gels RiChrT6 Skxn 'I , Rolf ' nrigs y Egbert L2rch, C?-rlas P sure, Iofotgy Sh3,rl, Mn ' GM5 1 , Marion ig'l', Irud f MungQr, Qyovpor. ' ' f ' ' rw C ' f rQghtf T '.i 1 Shwurd, Mf-y Vi lf,'u YH f, G, ge Cartar, 2 'f Q h , GJ gw Rhym- Jlfs, Zfberf Ha:e-.Lhe, EHF1 Avant ng, EA'x1 Lfl.s RY 'f HelQ0n, Ha .1 ji L , g 'F Q tJ , 1il-'Qi I QA 5, 'L'tA F'1 L,, Isuior H nger, ' Q 'v -.1. .. '7 756 IIh N 1 1 MAFAZTWD CrllL9T When the tlme cafe around th s yeal for OU1 nual mHg3Z1H6 contest, M1 Nlck LH ler, the Crow ell Publlsh ng Comoany's representatmve came and outllned the detall oF tle tor est Arourd here Mr Engler goxwngly calls hlmself nTne Woman's me COmD8HlOH pa t the g1FlS were d1V1dGd afalnst the boys The Black Plrates had Mr dowd for thclr sponsor and the Red Plrates had M195 Qraucr as tnflr l ader On Thursday aftrrncon Septe ber twelty folrth the contest started and W s to COHT1HU9 tlll Octooer f1TSt Meanwhlle money and ubscrlptlons were pourlng lnto the hands Ol Phyllls Wrlrht, Dorothy Sheard John Moore, and Chuck Prouso, our re pectlve lead ers Thursday' f1gUT6S refealed that the Red Plrates had won. 'We had exceeded our quota by turn1ng 1n 3457 75 From then on lt was up to M195 Munver and L1ll1an Krupke, our buslness leaders to fngure out reports prlze llsts and such Prlzes were olentlful, as nearly everyone, had sold ubscrlotlons We plcked out pens, penclls, and other such artlcles that struck our fancy Thls year John Moore and Donald Lane were hlgh salesmen for the boys and Dorls Carter and R chel Truman hlgh s leslad es Our total earnlrgs were 216 92 It has been sugvcsted thdt the money be spent for a movle DHCh1D8 To the vlctors belong the spolls so the bo s gave the glP1S a dance on Friday the HlHth of Oct ober. The gym was spook1ly dressed ln cornsta lks and Jack o'lanterns. Jean Clark's orchestra played for danclng. Everyone who had sold one or more SUbSCT1DL1OHS, was admitted free, so there was a large crowd. 57 H. Aw, Um. , K ZW.f,:- at , , nf T V , 1 4' L nl 'biz ' n . i ' ' ' an- . J u. . ' n I H 'SQ V ' . i L . A ' ' f' s g I fort. . . . ' 'I f - L J' . J, , . Ho . I ' . We were to have a Treasure Hunt and as in the S . . . OA. A V . ' 1 . '- Q. ' L - , H ' f, , '. , A, 'a' e . 1 e J 5 - nz A 1 -' x ' - , at I ' f . , 1 I I V V . S . .Q I 5 . . D . y . ' LJ ' I s ' - O S ' Y ll ' , ' ' K Q , 1 , T Y , .. - x I , S .L . 0 . . J . . M U , u . . , Z . . . ' K ' - a- a' i . ' ' ' 'S o 0 ' C 'X L. - . . . l H ' ' II f y HOMECOMING The date of our Homecoming was set for October- thirty-first. A dreary rain Cjust what Coach Walker and his boys had been praying forj spoiled our plans for a parade. The Cooking Club braved the storm and served a chili dinner to their alumni at noon. Our band was scheduled to make its initial appearance at two o'clock on Homecoming Day. They had practiced their 'formations for several weeks and the drum Majors, Sally and Rhoda Nelson, had new costumes for the occasion. Needless to say, everyone was disappointed when it rained and spoiled this part of the program but the rain did not spoil the music. In fact, the stirring strains of the band did much to put us in a fighting mood and beyond a shadow of a doubt it was worth getting muddy to see that game' At two thirty we all went to the field old, young, yes, even a bedraggled little pup The team 'was playing against Pecatonica, a strong team, and we had to win Sure enough, at the end of the game the score was 20 to O, so our hopes were not in vain Jubilantly we came to the dance The gym was decorated in purple and gold, our school colors Gold footballs hung from a ceiling of purple rib bon and 'Welcome Grads in electz c lights made pleasant memories glow in the hearts of the old er grads Music was furnished by Jean Clark and her or chestra Everyone was in a d.nc1ng mOOd,bSD6C ially the football squad we took time out around ele en o'clock to throw confetti and serpentine at one another After that it seemed easier to dance, and we even noticed our nb chelor on the floor Ne continued our dancing until midnight, and tired but happy good nights brought the end to a perfect Homecoming , . . . - ...- l l . . - O . o I . . . 1 . ii . . . .- o - . - 0 ' E' I 1 - O , A I V . . . . v ' 2. N , . . . . . 0 ' 1 . . . 4 I '.'52'. ' 2227215 fifififfiig 15555355333 , 58 S' fp CPPlolHAQ PA?lY Our Yul tlde party was h ld on Wednesday 1U the audltorlum to see what klnd of a program the sclence Club would put on Just as we had expected, tae Junlors gave p ay entltled 'Dolls The 'dolls were Mary Pelcn Fardy Ca h rlne Z nnecker Lsther Mathews harlaa Keeney, Naxlne Geddes Mary Downs Stella Ryer Lfel n Eelshaw Max D1eder1ch and Royce Mlller The play w s followed by a F1d1CU1OuS sk1t,HThe Gre t Amerlcan Tragedy' or nDeath Where s Thy St1rg9 It was dlrected, acted and pro duced by the three funsters, Ralph Erd who played the part of the Prlnce Jlm Cumnlngs, the Klng, and R lph Llddle, the F1sherman's Daughter. The death score wa tOUCh1H5 lndeed we all sang CHF1Stm3S songs, several specl alty numbers belng rendered by the HD1onne Qulntuplets The HD1OHH9S were especlally good humored and were really ln thelr prlme whlle favorlng us wlth th61T numbers. Thls qulntet was o course de up by me of our ubrunetten lrls wto stlll W1Sh they could h ve been QU1HtS Bllly Bryden read Hononegads letter to Santa Claus. we were all sympathetlc wlth Coach Walker who had s nt h1s order for a sm ll football sult weeks ago, but t the last mlnute had to change the order to a megaphone Santa, Bob Hazeltine, and h1s helpers d1s- trlbuted our Chrlstmas presents. There were shouts of laughter as clever tops and rolly polly dolls tumbled about. One of the boys ever got a box of klsses Ccandy onesj. Later 1H the afternoon the orchestra arrlved so we danced and thoroughly engoyed ourselves 1U the Chrlstmas atmosphere created by the huge - llghted ChF1StmHS tree, and clever decoratlons arranged by the Sclence Club. 59 sf J' itdfz 'S' ' ' ' 3315- , 55 95. Z' Ei- .1 VZCEQET:-3. l - -' rw r-x r m fggi' , L ' 'ge ' t .. '1'?1:1f- '. S-325. . xg-' .5c, :-az '-37-'sms-.. 7 . '3z-2x':-:-:-:- -3 . ,1 - A 9 A '-2:2-5-5:42:15 afternoon. me were all on tlme and ln our places, 5gggg:, ' -'-.Avg-5 -A ,- -. . t ,VJ - when N . , ,. l ' -, f I ' a 1 ' T H H . M . - I X , t e ' i ., , ' H , v N ' ,f , A I, .v 1- y ' s I L 1 u V 3 . Q . y i 'T H ' - . . , . , . An. Q Q . . ' ' l S I M . 0 G ' L - . 6 ' Il ' 11 ' . 0 . . - . . ,. f , ma so T g. 1 . . a . ' ' 'I L L e ' a ' n . K L4 C . L . 1936-57 IN GLEE CLUB AND CHORUS The Glee Club and Mixed Chorus were organized on a basis of rotating periods this year, This system was thought to be superior to the old plan of always having them first and eighth hour. The reason for that, is this-wwith the old plan the people engaged in either of the groups missed the same classes 'week after week, going only four days each week for the classes that happened to fall on the first or eighth hour. But with the new plan they miss each class or Study Hall only once in six or eight weeks. Miss Struebing, who did a very fine job with the groups last year fs director again this year Dorothy Sheard 1 the accompanist On December 21 thc roups went caroling at Ros coe, and on December 22 they caroled in Rcckton After the caroling in Qocrton they returned to the high school nd ate chili con carni, played ames and danced in the ymna ium This year a new scheme Jas tried by the County League Instead of sending out on required num ber to every group who wished +o enter the con test, four were sent The groups thus having their choice of four numbers, would more likely get one that would suit their group From this group of four Miss Struebing found that a German folk son Good Night arranged by C F Manny, was Chorus the b st suited to our Mixed For the Glce Club, The Dobin in the Rain, com posed by M ble Cain, was che cn Our selected number for the Glee Club is A Dream Boat Passed By, written by Edwin H Lemor The eng chosen by Mis Struebing for the Mix d Cmorus is The Heaven arc Telling, by Ludwig Von Beethoven Work on these pieces has been going on since 74 40 , 'L ,A 0 A ' S - ' u . 1 cv' - 0 1 - U . . A - , l L 1 L . 3 . . - - . f- , r ' -4 r' ' g 5 Q 'D ' ' ' 'v' T 0 c - G A 4 I U ' , I 1 . . , . . V 'F . L ' v ' 11 A ' A ' ' -u t . 1 - I '1' ' 1' J f o I - I u Q . O ' Q 3 . . . . - fl . I S A 5 , 1 , . 5 W . R . O C f A S rr ,X . S . , . Q J? V ' ' 1 . S n . f ' ' W 1-5 . ' r5:3:T:1:':111:f:1:-f.-. . :1:f:f'2:212:QiQ:2T:2:3f:E:g.-.. '-'-:-:-:-::-:f:-:-:- :-:-:.:-,. rr T '-?I,2:Q:Q:Q.f'Q:Q:2:f:E:':g.. t ff63Q3fig February 8th. sf' 5-5533 K ' ' AE?f':5ffl:-: :-:-:+'::- 1-zgzpgg BAND AID FNSVMBLE The tlme has come, at la t when Horonegsh 1S ble to llsten to a band, whose cheerful muslo has done much to pep up the sp1r1ts of the puplls nd the b skot ball teum lh1s ye r the band under the Qble dlrectmon f Mr Davld hcFlroy, 1 Well known band le der from Mllw ukee W1SOOHSlH, has Elven concerts Roscoe Noodstock nd Rockton On 1 rch l9th the band g ve u corccrt 1n the Ud1fOFlUm fhlch Nxs well attended by the publlc er tqe cor ert 1 d noe s hcld in lr we hdv Qlso orb nlzed sn ll d noe orc1estra of clght ploces Thls orchestra hrs furnnshed muslc for scv r l school p rt es and for the tea glven by the C0Ok1Hg Club The German Band 1S conpo ed of BG8tFlC6 Ingraham Robert Grlgsby, Dorothy oheard, Mr Nc Blroy and Gordon Azhm There 1S also saxaphore quartet made Charles Prouse, Donald lCM8k1H Bob Hazeltlne, and Mr McElroy The Band has been engoylng partles along wlth 1ts Nork Our f1FSt ndrty was g1VGH after evenlng of rehearsal We had a lunch and spent the remalnder of the EVGH1Hg danclng The blg party of the year came for Mr cElroJ's blrthday on the fourth of February D1ffGTGHt members of the band gave speeches Mr VcElroy was presen ted wlth a baton by the members of the band On the whol , re feel that We have ceompllshed qulte lot durlng the school year of l936 l937 s well as haflrg a good t1mG dO1Hg lt A lot f cr dlt for tDP good performances glVCD by the band 1S duo to our poppy Drum Magors Sally and Rh da Nelson 41 -.-1. f W. wr .ix-5' QE , I n .m . A . . . S , L ' A . . n . A . a u - c . m . . . a L o ' H f Q 1 .1 1, r -t . n Y, . . . M , , Q at 7' f. J -,. I Ya , e .. fn . 2 n ', ' v ' ff 'A , . ' ' . I LC c U. TI. K. I L d ld 0 H H , . . ncnlroy's orchestra furnlshed the muslc. 1 ,, ,. Q .' ,-, ,Y ,., . ,X . 3 1. L4 f ' me LA, A L- ' - Q A T' Q L , J ' ' e Q Q i f J I ' 1, S I ' F! I I 4 U L. O L up of , M . . L , ' I u I '- . Lf v an ' R O , Q V . M v ' . , , ' a 0 13 L ' ' '- ' .A ' 0 , G V I -, l Q A ' . ' a ' , X A - - a f 1 L ' . o ru ' - ' - ' , o - , . , 5 . ' . ' . 1 U 0 N BAND First Row: Mary Helen Hardy, Evelyn Belshaw, Doro- thy Mchone, Warren Harnish, William Bryden. Second Row: Beatrice Ingraham, Rachel Truman,Max- ine Peterson, Betty Russell, Raymond Olds, Grace Rogers, Donald Geddes, Margaret Wright, Robert Grigsby. Third Row: Robert Hazeltine, Donald McMakin, Char- les Whiting, Dorothy Dheard, Richard Shotliff, Marie Johnson, Maxine Geddes, Roberta Brewer, Flo- rence Hobart, Mertiebelle Reimer, Barbara Gair, Jeannette Griffis. Standing: Donald Fiese, James McCullough,Forrest Beck, Max Diderich, Drum Majors-Rhoda Nelson, Sal- ly Nelson, Director, David McElroy. GLEE CLUB First Row, Florence Smith, Jeannette John on Dor othy Sheard, Evelyn Belshaw, Joan Ballard, Sybil Eddy, Instructor Miss Struebing Second Row Maxine Peter on, Mary Gayton, Marie McMaster, Betty Taylor, Hazel Miller, Lillian Mc Master, Rosemary Baxter, Bernice Bradt Third Row Carol Tigwell Dary Jane George,V1v1an Voss Barbara Gair, Grace Roners, Mertiebelle Reimer Top Row Marlon oohner, Anna Bailey, Jrace Bolan der Sally Nelson, Norma Barber Doris Carter, Mar Jorie Johnson NIXED CHORUS First Row S Eddy, D Sheard, F Smith, E Bel shaw, D Fiese, H Miller, J Ballard, Instruc tor Miss Struebingg Second Row F Hobart, L Mc Master, M Peterson R Baxter, B Taylor, M Gaytor, B Gair, Rog ers Third Row C Tigwell, M Reimer, J Voss, D C r ter A Fuller, M Johnson S Nelson ter R Hazeltine R Crigsby M Ellsworth, R miller 42 . . . S , - . . . : W ' S .- '. ' L? ' . I I T . . . E , . . , A , .. , . , G . . - , . Q' - ff .- J ' 9 ' 4' ' l . 2 0 Q 4 0 I 0 ' - . . . . Q 1 . . 0 s if 0 ' . Q D G n ' 0 ' : . ' . f , T. . a :3., gn fi. ' ' ' ' ' 'i ' ' ' Top Row: P . Eddy , D . Mcllakin , E . Holme s , G .Car 5 ' 1 ' ' ' Q ' ' ' 1 T ' ' - Q74 ' . ' FROM TIF SClnNCE CLUB'S DIARY Thls year the Sclerce Club was organlzed by Mr Howd at our f1TSt meet n we elected the fO110W1Hg of lCnTS Pre 1d nt EQFIOH D vls Vnce Pres Catherl e Zlnnlcker Secreta y hobo 1+9 At the beglnnlng of the f ret semester we had Orly 23 members, but after our 1HltlHt1OH on Cctober l4 we had 54 Solence Club has a n W purpose each year One year they bought new equipment fO1 the Chemlstry Lab oratory and last year the So1ence Club members took a trlp to Ch1G8gO Whlle thls year they are endeavor lng to buy a motlon plcture machlne for use ln the school ach year Sclence Club sponsors the Chrlstmas Pa ty wlth a Chrlstras Tree, Santa Claus, and glfts, for all Names W re drawn for the exchange of g1ftS Bee des the Chrlstmas Party, Sclence Club spon or several daloes The second Wednesday of each of the months 13 the regular mb6t1Hg of thls club Talks are glven on SC19Ht1f1C subjects after the regular buslress m6Gt1Hg The Club has several soclal gatherlnvs each yr thls year, the In1 1at1on supper of Mar 10 was the most lmportant After the supper, the new members were lnltlated lrcldentally, our club 15 a member of tle Jun 1OF'S Academy of SCICUCS Last year we JOlHCd the Amerlcar Museum of Natural Hlstory of New York C1ty 6 and recelve the magazlne publlshed by that OFgQH1ZU - t1on. COD16S of thls magazlne are in the school lib- rary and are engoyed by all members of our school. We feel that through the Sclence Club We broad en our social contacts as well as some of the thlngs we learn about in Sclence Classes and that the Club 1S very much worth Wh1l6u 45 5? f '3 'S m T U fa L l 1 ' - K.: aa E? 0 s S? - A - X c 3 . 1 i g ' . .O ' ' . o . s' e - l ' a ' r : T ,rt Wh', Treasurer: Marion Mallet . . j , L A Y . . . . 3 o I C 0 4. A . . , Q ' . , A W , a I I ' - I E . . W . . . l T Q S I' n . i ' . ' , p - s s 1 . ' A . I ' N 1 . S. 0 I . . . . . A. . L . 0 A M . . A . C 1 . .L. . - u n , A I . . . . . 1. ' , ' 1 .. . 5 . . . r X J 1936-1957 IN DINNER CLUB The students of the cooking class held a meeting at the beginning of the school year, and it was de- cided that they should continue the Hononegah Din- ner Club. The Club became a reality last year. Its members sponsor dances, teas, lunchecns and other activit- ies Which provide entertainment as well as exper- ience in the general subject of cooking. The officers elected were: President, Marion Davis, Vice President, Maxine Geddesg Secretary, Mary Louise Gaytong Treasurer, Lola Faustg and the activity reporter, Beverly Telfair. The schedule for the school year was worked out according to celebrations and holidays Sponsoring the Homecoming Luncheon on Homecoming, vas a suc cess for all the tudents, as vmre the fhanksgiving Breakfast and the Christmas Party The tea held in February was a very engoyable alfair The aUd1tOT1Um.WaS decorated to honor St Valentine, in red and white The school orchestra played during the afternoon and Miss Loser, Marion Davis, and the officers were in the receiving line The mothers of the students were invited and were e corted by their daughters The profit from the dance given January 30th was used to help pay for the two sets of silverware purchased by the Club Two dinners are part of the second semester's program The dinner in March was served by the stu dents at the High School During May, the Club Members with guests spent part of their money and gave a dinner dance at th Faust Hotel With such a successful start the Dinner Club after two years of active work to its credit pro mises to become an established and interesting side line for the students of the Cookery Classes ,, ' J , .. 0 . . A r 1 , . . S a . . ,, . . . Q l . . . J 0 . . . . . . . . . . . S Q . . 3 s I 0 9 A ' - H 4. I . . . - r..' s.' .-. .. Q , -:53.,,:,w:-'cf .- 4, as 1314112253 .- ' ' ' ' ' oeffz- ,. :4-Q. A '- Q:-353.52-'-.g:g.'3,N '-S' Szffizgfzf'-za ' .iz-.-:5:f:2.ftg:g., a 1Er:-Eflririgigi. 1'E21r:22a- '.:-:-'-:-:ire -:::3:f::3:g::. ' 'Y:5:i:?pki:2: . V 322577. f EQ? 42? j' -:-:1:3t2.31 . ,cg l TJE SETINU CLUB The OfflCeTS of the SSW1Hg Club Pres Betty Dlon ec Sarah Pete lreas fazel Mlller Members of both clothlng classes organlzed a S6W1Hg lub at the beglnrlng of the year. The club was not lntehded to be a soclal club but one 1HStTUC+lV8 lH worthwhlle projects for lelsure tlme such as krlttlng Weavlng, crochetlng and other noasehold arts Speclal mG6t1HgS were held before the Chrlstmas holldays to make posslble for the glPlS to prepare Chrlstmas glftS for thelr mothers or frlends some very lnterestlng projects were completed At the beglnnlng of the school year lt was declded that the g1TlS should leave all materlal left from thelr projects at school to be used ln club projects, as a result a star qdllt was made by members durlng th 1r lelsure tlme and chances or the qullt sold by students The proflt from the sale of the qullt enabled the club to pur chas a new electrlc Slnger SGW1Dg machlne for the department lharks to the Manual Tralnlng Department w were able to dlscard on dllapldated lTOHlHgbO1Fd for one that they made A HOME VC GIRL A Home Ec G1rl 13 a glrl who can play any part anytlme, anywhere. And Ifll put you wlse how you'll recognnze thas well-tralned Home Bc Glrl If she's WOTklHg all the whlle that's a Home Ee Glrl, If she sews wlth sklll and style, that's a Home Ec Glrl, If she goes 1n neat llttle clothes, If she bakes pretty brown loaves, Sweet Dersonallty, full of mentallty, that's a Home Ec. Glrl. 45 1 1 , ' q --I --------- I' , . S . ------------- r'1 1 ' O ----'-- 'll Club Reporter ---- Marie Stoll I .A A L. . 1 . . , y L . . . . . , . . A O , . , ' A . . , . . ' Y . - I . 8. . . L . J . . 1 'Le . . . . U , m L ' . 9 . Q. . . . I A.J I WE WIN A SPEAKING CONTEST This year it was compulsory for all contestants in dramatics to choose their declamations from the writings of certain authors. Because of this, the choice was limited but it makes for a higher type of entertainment In our own elimination contest, Uoiothy Sheard was our only representative in ora tory ' Marion Davis again won first place in the dramat'c declamations, with Catherine Zinnecker a close second In the humorous, Mary Helen Hardy won first and Roberta Brewer second The contestants in our elimination contest held on April l along with their pieces excerpts from books are as follows HUMOROUS Mary Helen Hardy Twelfth Night Roberta Brewer Taming of the Shrew DRAMATIC Marion Davis Elizabeth, the Queen Catherine Zinnecker King Lear Stella Ryer Lady Macbeth's Crime, Edith Carriker Anna Christie ORATION Dorothy Sheard we Call Them Radicals This year the district contest was held here on Apr ous act The 1 l 2 We won first place in oration and humor declamation, and second in serious Our one play, 'Tea Pot on the Rock N also Non first characters in the play were Sally Nelson, Rob ert Lerch, Lillian Krupke Dorothy Sheard, Robert Grigsby and George Reynolds On April 16 all the firsts went to Rockford to compete with others in the county contest There we won first with our one act play, and second in oration and humorous declamation All the contestants are deeply grateful to Miss Brauer, and Mr Loomis, the directors, for the success they have won in these different contests U L L ' A ' i 0 X' V, xr 7 ' . . ' C , C 3 . . Clll IOOIIIUO . IOOOIIDIOICOIU .. . h . . Cliilllll OOC I . l UO!! OQOIOIDCOIIQ ' ODOOIQIDO ill r . . IIIOUCCOOIUUCOOIOUOO . . UOOIIOOIIICI . L. . . . . . . . '- K . . . . '- I ., ' S . Q ' Q 1 ' ' v. . . . . - . . . . W i . . . - o Q 5 46 HONONEGAH GOVS TO A COMMERCIAL CONTEST On Saturday Aprll 24, our commerclal students arose early ln the mornlng and wert to Pecaton1ca to compete 1n the D1str1ct Commerc al Contest Students from ten other schools were there and when the flnal scores were added up lt ras found that Horonegah had t1ed wlth Mt NOFT1S for secord place Our flrst year typlna team was composed of Mary Helen Hardy, Dorothy Sheard, Catherlne Zlnnecker and JOSGDh1H6 Shotl1ff was alternate The team placed 2d among 7 teams Dorothy Sheard won thlrd as n 1nd1 vldual, and lncldentally, she wrote the most accur ate typlng p per 1n the entlre contest The f1TSt year shorthand team wa m de up of Catherlre Z1HH8ClCT, Stella Ryer, Marlon Davls wlth Mary Downs as alternate. Catherlne Zlnnecker won 5d place as an 1nd1v1dual Our bookkeeplng team won second place and Max Dlderlch tl d for thlrd place as an 1nd1v1dual Don ald Geddes and Mae Sonneson were the other members of that team In 90 word Shorthand our team placed 2nd and 1ts members were Edlth Carrlcker, Margaret WTlDht and Rachel Truman. Edlth Carrlcker placed 5rd as an lndlvldual The lOO word Shorthand team also placed second nd was made up of Rachel Truman, Margaret Wrlght and Rhoda Nelson Rachel Truman won f1TSt place as an 1nd1v1dual 1n this event. Tachel Truman placed second 1D the l2O - word Shorthand event. All of the teams or 1Hd1V1dUB1S who won f1PSt or second place 1n the Distrlct Contest are 911glb1G to compete ln the Sectlonal Contest at Mt. Morrls on May Sth. Our commerclal students dld very good work lH the D1StT1Ct Contest and we wish them the best of luck at Mt. MOTT1S 1D the Sectlonal Contest. 47 fs.- in-05.5. if , ,c P. v- 4.:,,Z7:-.gy We . ,J - ' ' f - ' .-J: . Z9 K' - .45 42:22, . . . -,dh-5.-: - L V ham . . . - 7t1323SfE1:1E1:'.f -1 -:-: ' :zz-'-:-.,., A ' ' ' ' ' iz-:iz-.23:3:i:5E-5 4, . . :-: :-:-'-'-:-:-az-.-. . 4 ltihgwim , .4-,A ' n 'f4Mg5sg,q:r v A 'N-4 . . . 0 1 - - 0 . . O ' ' V . . ' Q . A . . 0 ct ' . Q . . v - 9. e . . S O.. - - . . ., . . . L C ' , . . . 1- a . . . . . . . . 9 c 0 ' U , ' - 2 .2 U' . . . . 3 . A 2 . - 4 , 0 DRAEIAT IC S Seated Left to right, E Carriker, S Ryer C Zinnecker L Krupke, D Sheard, S. Nelson Williams, B. Bradt, M Davis Stardinb J Peter on, Ver Reimer Mi s Brauer G Reynolds R Gripsby, L Lerch, Mr Loomis, S Pete E Noregard G A A First Pow, Left to Right Be+ty Dion, Florence Dav s Ruth Johnson, Marie McMaster Ldna Stultz Margaret Wright, Marie Stoll Marjorie cater, Merle Moate, Marian Keeney, Joan Ballard Miss Lo er Second Row Sgbil addy, Bern eoe Bradt, Jewell Reimer Berniece Blonberg, Alice Williams Martha Clark, Tary Louise Gayton, Lucille Lightheart, Jeanette Johnson Arbelle Dixon, lean Peterson, Ruth Peters Third Row Barbara Secor, Bessie Fairchild, Mary Jane George, Carol Tigwell, Irene Log n, Lillian Krupke, Lillian McMaster, Darlene Lrupke, Anna Bailey, Lois Tipwell, Aargoxie Johnson, Nargaret Flinn Fourth Row Norma Bate , Mertiebelle Reimer, Stella Ryer, Aarlyn Sohner, Betty Russell, Jean ette Griffiths, Melba Foler Pearl Harnish, S lly mary Baxter Fifth Row Pauline Poxter, Lila Sandehn, Grace Bolander Warian Nalott larie Johrson, Handle Dwyer, Lola Faust Harlan Sohewe Sarah Pete Corrine Norris, Pearl Stevers, Jean Hamborg Sixth Row Vixian Voss, florence Hobart, Flore ce Clark Peler WcLean, Arlene Ellis, J Shotliff, Pat Cochran, Pauline Nickless, Grace Rogers Hazel Miller, Phyllis Wribht Elizabeth Drummond Top Row Betty Taylor, Doris Dick , Jorma Barber, Lilas Popanz, Mary Hecox Catherine Zinnecker Rhoda Nelson, Doris Carter, Marion Davis, rsther Matthews, Maxine Petersor, Bethene Zahm 2 ' u 0 , Q ' , u 0 , A- 0 I o o l 7' I o S A L 0 1 f 3 S , ' 7-K u , u J L u 0 a , 0 . I O . . L . : U . , U 4 1 . -1 .L , i n 'f . 1 , ' I I - . I , . . f . T1 . . . . , if - , - . , L :- Q o ' g ' ' W - l , , - I :L , . . , '4 ,V . . . K. 11- A , I, J l . ' : . F A . . O f, l JS. . - ' 1 '7 ' . . . F . V . I A . 3 , . I - Q l 2 , , S 1 7. I 1 1 4 -, L , , I1 Nelson, Rachel Truman, Jessie gHc Cullough, Rose- ' o . . . , . , 1. . ', , Jil . l ,VL . XJ I ' I ' I . . ,.., L X L u . : . T . . , H , L l Jr . I ' O . . ' - ' ' - I 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' fr , ' : ' M ' ' S l ' I V I . , . . T, ' ' Y 1 m V, ' - . .. l . . 225225-1 -991 wr rl U MQ R '12 11 'I ' f QQ xx-,X r f L3 i E g TO ALL CCNCERNED These jokes are not supposed to be funny. They are very deep and you should not laugh when you read them. lf you do happen to laugh it is no- body's fault but your own. THE STUDENTS WOULD LIKE TO SEE l. Mr. Loomis take up acting. 2. The Lover's Lane of Hononegah. 5. New candles in the candle holders in the study hall. 4. Eldon Holmes without a girl friend. 5. All the girls with the school girl complexion like Bob Lerch's. 6. Floye get to school a little bit early Walk r become Policeman Pillows on the tudy hall seats Dustcrs for the seats in the uditorium A few clocks aroand the place WHO'S NUTS Chucl P ln a wondering tone 'lsn't it funny hov the bi gest ruts lvays get the bc t irlsv Floye G nOh Chuck, no don't flatter me that way, plea e DID YOU MEAN ITQV Miss struebing H ame three trorg nouns Warren H NOnions, Carlic, and Limberge FAJOUS LAST WORDS He vwo laughs best, laufhs when the teacher laughs Pwiilp may If a irl is to let anywhere with 1 young man today she has to be beautiful but dumb beautiful enough to interest him and dumb enou h to like him Qhoda Nelson 0 7 1 1' U , ' Q. 0 8. ' A s . . O , - , ' n ' ' NJ I . ' KA. D I 'V Vw r I X , . , . c .g Q 2 V fl: , 1 -P. Q W Q ,F -- H u CJ L k.,L bl L ' D . .: H W ' Y r S 0 H - f- - n x 2 N 1 S L ' n u u a o 2 .1 T I' o . Il! L I , 1, o . . Q -, J T. . Y F .- ca as ' K J . --v ' . . . -I II' ' L3 0 iii h 50 r Howd Hdhat 1S a vacuum7n Ra ph E nl've ot lt 1n my head but I oan't say lt N Cllff S HD1d any one ever tell you how wonderful Marlon D thlnk not Cllff where dld 1dea?N ou are?u ! Ntken, you get the Qtella R HNot only has he broken my heart and wrecved my whole llfe, but he's messed up my evenlng' Ralph L Marle Sarah Bob D Sarah Clerk ' f ,- 54' yfyfjpf he-Q, Sffffx ff xx? ,343 75 QESP AT THIS TIME OF YEAR 'I don't thlnk Morday 15 unlucky I W orr on Monday W ell, what do your tolks thlTk7n 'What do you thlnk I'd do 1f you trle to l1SS me9n ' h1ven't ary ldea W ell, n't you a blt CUFIOUSQH Ihese ure especlallx stronb shlrt madam ey slmply ldu h at the laundry Sally HI know that klnd I h d so e t at e beck wlth tkemr sldes spllt U r Howd Jhat lS steam? Bob S nweter ID a bl h state of persplratlor Bob u nProfessor Howd told us IH our UIYS1 s class that we were descendents of the morkey about thlrd couslns I 1mag1ne.n Barbara G.: HOhL Thut lS nothing, he told us we were brother and slsters to them.u Bob G.: HOY course, that was a dlfferent olass.N MISS Loser: uName three QTt1Cl6S oontawnlng starch.n Eldon H.: HTWO cuffs and a collar.n M . ' : H U ' lv . g A g - V - 'Qty I . EE 5 ..., E 'A .ISL ' WIIQ ' .g ' - 1ff?E QQ 'N A,Q 5 55, g?QgTf ,I.y ' - : No I I 11.1, , ' . elu, B R1 -4-' e 'Jr 1 F ' S. g 1 A - jrjggpuj f 13f.?g . A U - K S- f , XL . . i ggaf'A Vik T L I I V M -Q r- .2 ' ' l ' -- as b I .n ' his 2 lv T I I A. . P.: ' ' - ' ' ' d . Q' , ., e 2 'I : 'T I . s H C P-: U are ' ' , g 'M ' ' f W ' s . ' H- f Y' Th Q 5 - . N.: , ' . a m h cam ' . I ' ' . Nl Q 1 2 nv ' ' A . U - n VM I I I u 1 . il I Q ' '.g ' 11 'o 51 CLASS WILL Last Will and Testament of the '57 class of Hononegah Community High School, residing in Dis- trict 207, State of Illinois, County of Winnebago and Village of Rockton. we hereby give, bequeath and leave the following to the specified persons to have and to hold for the rest of their natural life: First: To the Juniors, because of their hot reputation, we will the city fire department. Second: To the Sophomores we leave the Rock River to catch their tears at our departing. Third: To the Freshmen we leave our ability to stick to the ship for four years We trust the following oeoule vill keep, n all good Frith, the b low nunerated articles I, Earl Armstrong, W ll my red hair to Reber ta Brewer I, Orrin Bell, Hill my black eyebrovs to Lila Sandehr I Rachel Bacor, will my graceful walk to Mr Waller I, Ed th Carriler, will my littl brother to Joan Ballard I Doiis Carter, will violets and lillies of the valley to Miss Struebirg for her wedd ng G orge Carter, will my height to Euge ne Pete Phillip Eddy, will my AA's to Jim y McFu l l ough Donald Feist Just leave and am glad of 1 Anita Fuller, will my gracefulness and the typewriter to Miss Munger Edna Floye Craham, t e only Senior with sophisticated airs will th m all to P to Buch 'lIlI1211'l 0 I Robert Grigsby, will my abil ty as a pedagogue to Mr Howd I, Warren Harrish, will my heavy voice to Glen Carriker I Wooert Hazeltine, will my art of sleep ease at 74 52 O 2 , L 4' 1 -' - 2 J-' 1 L ' f 6 . ' 2 - - i QT - 1 . n I . 1. V V E . 1. I , i -L ' r -. w -I ' r- s if o i 'A d ' e I ' I , 1. ,L . . . - ' A. ' . 4. . ' i I I, e C V' e' - l I p . . 1 1 Y! ' . 'N u ' L , I, - ,, ' .y I 7 .t. , I, I - , ' , , y- r ' ' L .. I . I, - he ' ' l l : , . O Q U ' ' L , , ' ' ' ' i .. ' ' ' 0 I l L Y ' A 'I . :2:3:22:I'1:-:-.-. . . ' , 1 ' ' ' 'X Tysqgggiij -ing in History class to Mary Louise Cayton. CLASS ILL coht'd I, nary dccom, wall my gltt of gab' to Mar lon Grlfilths I, Florence Hobart wlll b t of my temper to large. T, Fldon Holmes, wwll my good looks to M 1 ton Johns Maine Nc Ma tel wlll my slenderness to Jesse We Cullough I Donald WCBBKIH full ng Foro to Mary Hel en Hardy I Dorothy Mcdone leave my demure manners, to Allce Willlams I Hazel Mlller leave my glasses to some one who needs then Norse than T lo I L1ll1ar Kraple, wall my curly halr to Stella Reyer I Ralph Langrohr, w1ll my susoenders to Catherlno Zlnnock r Rooert Lerch, wlll ny school glrl com plexlon to Walla e Hohart lor class Rhoda Nelson flll a pair of blnocular to MISS Brauer for xse an he stldy hall sally Nelson, full my ao1l1+y to get r de to school on lcy morn s to Nr Root yuXl18 Peter on, wlll my art of gett ng UHSat1 factory 1n C1tlZGH hnp to Syhll ndiy I Lllas Popanz, le vo my lovable natureto Anna Balley I Charles Drouse wlll my f1JG years hlgh school to Dlck Shotllff I Geor e Peyuolis alll my love for the glrls to nnobbyn sp1elnan I Dorothy Shearo N111 my rt of plwylng p1UHO to Margorle Johnson I Rachel Truman, lol e my t11kQt1VCPGSS to Hr Loomls to uso to the best odvontage I Margaret Wrlght, w1ll to Ir Loomls the full and PXCIQSIVG rwbht for ihe use of the say lng HThese qu stlons ln connectlon I Phyllls Wrlfht, wwll my blohde halr t Sarah Pete I Gordon Zahm Jnll my COOklHC abllzty to Mlss Loser 55 153 If . -I . V - 3 1. .- - u v - . . ,. , I ' . , ' a 1 . f 'A ' ' - V4 ,, .. J .. .. ,. -i . J. I I' I V '. Ll S Q, . - x . .1 s ' 0 ,, . ,L ' J' J L . l. .r . s - v J ' JI. T - 4' o , I' ' I ' Q ,'. . ' -N 1 Q 1 ' '-- . . : C o I , . k . , U , -W , .. ' ' . -o o 1 u,. n - I, John Moore, will my braces to the Jun- ., . 1, I , . I, , 2 ' S, A ' 1. '. 'li 1 . ,, N. . U . . . I, I u . .1 3 9. i ' . . ' ling . . . I, F l- .f. S - r 'S c. ' .L .' ,I S .. , ' . in . 0 , T, ' A - F . U , I , A N IH - O 1 E5 W' Y ' .0 Wt- 1 . ,. . V A I l o , . J, W'l I a L ' - O 5 . , 'YV L 0 ' - X. a . ' I -' Q. -. ' 1 , . N . .. . ., ' .' ft , Z ' - X. 9 . . A . .fy , '3 - - - O C , , vi, - U . l Night before Miss Loser was ting bread for por, the knife 'P' uf , A ff pod, and sue herself in the try. X V, -Ai x X vs-WW was X Ef??,s -2 E ' ..,4, -ber' ? READ THIS! ffi..f' fall. Jake V. Eldon H. 'WH1 you call her So last out- sup- slip out pan- y do otem Don M. Because she was the start of my I can predict the future by consult- inf he Mary H J ke Y Raloh L sp des Jlm C P lph L spot 1U Dorothy t ou Ol zodiac ' o you cnow hat the z dl Q s9 S c 1t's a d rn ood cure That Sylft of' yours 15 1 ko trree lhy 13 titt'- ' It looks llko the deuco and has 1 the mwddle S 'I got fx pe rl out of on old oustor Th t's notlunb I got 11 .11 nomo in old or b s n o orm TC 1th ons h n 9 Georg C s sV ov1hvo Gumo Jordon 'Don t to t ko fl h out of Loomls T'm not t 'OTH Ruth Dotors Why T1 PVC you cno you ro not llo cd mls t r'P' klng them out Jfm f cd ng Doctor you told 1 to hor my tontuo, blt you h vcn't von lookod t ootor VU11C I Tot only to P op you qu1 t ou tho UI sornptmon onny T I n 11 m lc mBtGr1B1 Ve hare +he ountsst lurm .-lrd on G N1 ll He found a ounoh of M11 bottles nd 1F 1S+6d he ha' found a cov's nest Mau D Max D 54 Q t . - v Y 1 F n ,.,. - a Y D W 1 W - O on 1 . f H ,. ' - ,,. ,, . ,. V! a 1. u. J--, a 5 - f-A ru. Y . . ,Q ' i '. of fl A . y . . WP . I 2 . q . L Q, c 1 .1 4 1 ' L y ' 1. - ' ' H N 4, 1 J. I . .. H . I ., , S. . Ani u F. m .' To H fiQh ' t J . EV Q H C F.. y .fx 1 . X ' Tx' . 1 -X C. d , ' go . NYG H. Si V, . Th - QL o Q. fl . 0 - To ' g ' ' I W ' W 1 W1 Q. ' 5 t' ' wg. o , ' - ' : s . Q ' f , Q J 'ov i , ' , I Q , r . ,, ,. . - . 1 , , ,. ,f O u . V 2 1 L ' H a A e A '., 1 it. D : Ho , it was , df .fp V A f .1 vl' - H 'o t , ,'5 f f .N My J . 1 Q so A af' nan. I , . Betty T . 'You must have run out of ,g v1gm , . . . 1 U 4 .oo ' f A J ,V U H - W - .... :C ga N , A I 05,0 4 Her 9 ef-1121 Wm? m Tfwfva tar .5Fa.zr G.: ng if pf Ha fe.: F ffcer amen Canwczir offs!! 7 7Zeby WJIMW of fr JIN6 ' Juv., 1 Q Jfe2f'd!MJ'faf'efJ Fa As' W! Jfaf Y fu I. Jas! firm f Just H: wife Poffcemazv A Paddle Jdhlfff Future .Semen Joe Penn f Exe ms Femem ber iiskf V HWJMM ,,,Q,,a:w, D: fd fazm, free 'fl X X r f 1 I 1 I xN ff xxglgf X I 1'g 7x Q X --an-L-A g,A F NDAA .15 I . fx 1A , 1 .4 5' h -I A -j 1 U ix 2 A X 4 N ,' ' f ' jp 5 E 12,-' A dx X XX N 1 1 If ,I 7 .Z X v 5 X I ff ! 1 1 X XN xN xx X f ' f'- : f 1 - ' X XV !fL? f y -'mglyff-Pmfxn ' X of fax cg .X ' N '- X 'J f , f I' 'X xusxxx P, fb-.-I fl' Il X X x 1-WXQN OL' ,ff 'i N X k-X44 ,'I 'I ' ' N xx ' 1' N 1 N X ff 1' x I N I K I x -X pf -z-.-51:52-I-' . ! N -N iiiV,:5215-1rEli'11Zg:Q:E2?Ei-E.E:E3E1:2:gz1:f:i 11E1-f:1:11Ef1fE- 5 I ' P H I 7 AUGUST Sl: False alarm! School x isn't going to begin for a .Hssb week yet. SEPTEMBER r-.4 lid ff 8: We, the students of H. If If f 5Q15QayngTTTf45 C. H. S., in order to further ' our education, establish the ninth hour, insure scholastic tranquillity, provide for the appearance of gray hairs on our teachers' heads, promote athletics and social affairs and secure the blessings of the faculty, to ourselves and our followers do promise and a- gree to attend this school for the next nine months 9 Real classwork lO Senior class picked tieir officers tnis noon quick work' hldon Holmes is having his tonsils out a h nldon' 15 Mr Loomis thinks Leo Popanz's motorbike quite an idea So did Leo when he got caught in the r in tonight l7 It isn't March lst but it's moving day our lockers were assigned First football game of the season and e lost to N rengo 6 to O Oh well a poor begin ning is a good ending Mr Blankenberg x s here to see about senior pictures and our nnual Today Miss Struebing gave Hazel Miller an A on her map showing the Atlantic River dow do you do it, Hazel r Pngler the Nonan's to start the Ma azine Contest 56 l 2 0 P ' . U 14: L d I ' ' i ' ' . Y H S y 'a , . : . ' ' . - n . ' is 0 . 5 ' .. 3. A u : . , . J 7 U D Q l8: ' 'f . W 15 M R ' 1 s ' . - ' . 'N . F W . U I 22: W . va' - ' A ' . r 5 . r g , . . . l . T V Y 1 F , Home Companion was here today SEPTEMBER 28: This treasure hunt is exoitingl The girls are three-tenths of a point, ahead, of the boys 15553 - 29: This afternoon, we had a program in regard w we s X . ' .O ef , x' J '- N - , Q , S s w . ,...,. awww ...AEN KF., -by -fq ,t to the Contest OCTOBER Th g1rlsCRed P1ratesN Wont! Now xe ee what k1nd of a party the boys wlll g1V9 Thls has been a blg day F1TSt three cheers for Mr. Looml L H presented IS 11th a free nMat1nee Dance because we made over S400 n the contest Second, thls afternoon Vllton Ham borg f actured h1s collar lone Th1rd the boJs put Cllnton 1n her place w1th a score of 40 6 P A A was rc omganlz d thl morn ng after Your years lon1ght, about thlrty JUHIOTS and SGHIOTS went 1n the bus to see lhe Corgeous Hus y Shorthand II cla 1ro+e letters 1n short hand to Anlta Fuller who ha Scarlet Fewer Th1s was aroth r h1sJ day ThlS atternoon ad to say, we lost a came to Harl m At 7 50 the sophomores vegan an hour and a half s ego of 1n1t1at1ng those tra d1t1onally reen fresh men At nlne o'clockthe 'a azlne dance tarted nd proved a real c s. Ak Torlght about 35 H 5 lg, of the students dc fac fi U' ulty went to B6101t to ls ee A Mldsummer N1ght's Dream. we know three gals, who almost Cot left bCh1Hd Agate,-1 'WYE W Can Anlmals Thlllkqu Well wh t d1d fou th nk af' er Mr Dr1ddy's talk tF1S mornlngi 57 1: 9 ' 1 - , -, '11 S . V . . . 2: . H ' . - . . , A . , 'S G 1 T . . ' H 3 1 f Q . . ul - r ' J . ' , V 52 'Q 0 0 -' 'I . . O 'U l S E. ,.,, . Y Q . . . F s . 7 L ' I ' ' H r S 5 7 . c f 4 , Us 'f cf . - . I , 1 F5 , , ' Q 9- ' - 1 Je Q . I X c 0, . .1 ' - i X 1--N z' G o 2 'N N - f L Qfchg ff. -D ll - milf . 'L 5 ,'T. pkg' ' . . .h . x ix' 'lbw' e . 1 N - . . q I -?1,Ff, E: . U , iql' 5 0 - . - ' - 1- 1 L 1' P' ' 1' , X ' ,I v1 3 0 , i 1 'il V 1 L:-...... es -T 1 g 'r ,f, N, i xt! H f G5 I 'tit-1 X' ' ' 12: - L m..Jf -qflv mth 1 N It-4f,k , 11 1- A- A fi' .4 '-3913! , 1 .L - .ce - a - ..- , I 5 ' -X5 .T 1 . - ' 'ze ' Q . --5 X , U: .. . 12: ' f ' , -e, ' 3 1 1 +5 . A Q h. A . 3, DEM 1 x lr' C Y U3 5 N ' T 'M ark TUQEVH . mf, 04 OCTOBER l6: Come on. Letfs give fif- 1 teen for the teaml we beat- Lanark tonight. l wh 19: Parlez-vous francais ? ? H ,..'- - CFrench Club is orgenized.D V U 20: Got our Magazine Contest dawg prizes today. What does Pearl -W T Harnish want with Q sheath T knife, and John Moore of a 1 dresser Set????? ' ha hobo hike this noon, ard did tley have fun? Tonlvht ulkey Rlchardson' broke H15 arm, and John KH1, Toot umlth, broke h1 ankle Today th b nd went outdoors and practlced m rchlna for thelr Plr t aopearance Jhwch wall be Homecomlr next week Played at N1nnebavo toda3 and be t 7 6 Keep up, boys. o Report cards well, hele vere no heart fall ules th s tlme, but nor, now do the fFGSH1GS l1ke hlgh school? TODlghf vas thr f1PSt SCICHCG Club meetlng v1th electlon of Off1CeT 29 Eleven of the hand mcmbe1s went over to Vood stock and played at thc rwyh school there That s where two of our typowr1t rs came from 51 Thls was HOmGCONlHb L d e wamped PCCHLOH1CQ 20 O, so that makes the day a hlg successl NOVEMBER Straw votes were held today ' ' Landor w1ns ' Elect on day No cteat ng! school mou ns that lS the Landon Vans 2 1 2 C o A 0 A. 0 d 8 ' L W1 ' n Q ' u ., . , Q , , . ' . S J 0 ' ' ' S o 22: ' e 1 ' T C ' 21 51 ' g S, L L. Q 3. at 'lg . ' 'V' . 25: Y 1 5 6 f Q. - . 2 it 25: --' t ' 1 , ' - 4 1 ' 'V' 'Q , . ' J J . .Q A X . N . . S. . - - - J , X K 5 li. 3 Q f ' 1 . ,4 ' ' 1 .1 o D : ' .' W EH V S P ' ' 2g , l.Ll. l - ...L 5 I 1 x i mafia - 43 Sunflowers droop--Wateril Whole ' E53 - i EEE 58 NOVEMBER 9: G. A. A. Girls passed baseball test today! Possibilities seen for a second Dizzy Dean. lO: Band's first public appearancet Drum majors, added attraction, big hats and all Thing sure striking tonite!! 15 Friday Black ats nd witches History test today 17 Science 'lub Initiation Ll1HS born Ask Bob Ler h 18 Big Tournament tonite Freshies and Sophomores play Freshies wir a1d so they will play senior tomorrow right Let's hope the Freslie don't show the divnifiod Seniors up' 24 Senior Pictures are t kent Look beau tiful if you can, and plea e dor't break the amera' DECEMBEP 4 Paradi e host'L All privileves taken from assembly room No more talkirg More abused people I have never seen 9 Nancy Ann Naller arriwes Proud Papa Walxer had a hard time gettinv into his vest this mo ring lO Beautifuller things ne'r has the eyes beheld Gym is all decorated for tne senior dance toworrow ni ht mverv body come 16 science Plub met this memorable day Magi displa yed by Lorald Geddes our ittle Mabic ian 59 x, . A ,J 1. '4- W, we A S'-T T3 .e-. .. . .. . l'ff'51E1Ef:21:2?'- .' ' X. , .4- Irgmqg T5 ff rkmh j-95:5 QI its : ' ---- o Q. V . - A . ., I . L- o ml' ' L C Q I n .u u ' Y 4 l 1 S A ' l ' . a l S 1 A ' O . .. I 3 -A ' . . A , . S A ' C n I . . F f . . 1 Q 9 :J . pr - A A A O A - L J . . 0 1 P . v D X I H 1 . O - fanny , . . an' IE . 1' L u g ,ig-l' iv i' . 'J' sf 5-Eid 1- 1 ' if ,if 141, . . , . Lge gf, V I . , 1, , ivfgfryga j- e r me W' - if 'f--Uwe - X . , 6 . if , fzfner- ,eig4gf , - a 4 'Neat 'rgzfsaf J - g . U- A-- 'yff ',fr:mf ..: ,., ,.:z in A I a :'.- I . ,fxmil .v Q - ' K. ' '---,T' ., lm. .. 4 ' 5-lf ia. 'R ks --.-.-J,--,-,Wi , P . . , 5 ,-,,,f'.u X awww e . . , -' 1 m. --.'r- ' f 0 Z J f -m'. .JJ A x4 I V . L- ' ...J .,! ' , ., A 'lf .V . . ,, -' ' A 1 . I . . N L T . mi, I ow . .'13l,gj1 .:: 1 ,.,. k TR' v INTER DECEMBER ., G ., llc. . 18: A game with the undefeated team from .HH w.f.ii , '. 'D ' F' e o at o n i o a L Eve r y - QQX4 554 .- , gygfg body send off the team wi th a El-E . 51733 ' if C eer L ,j 'A., il 22 1 santa c lads 1 S coming to ' 'QQ Jsidjf' town . A Christmas Party i s N' ' bein held. Hope we all get somethingu Everybody must have been good, as gifts were enjoyed if? ' by all. 5' 5 JANUARY 4 Hello everybody' llere must hate been a lot of readlng done thls vacation, gadglrg from the rowd at the llbrary ISr't lt awful? Winnebago took a basket ball game away from as tOH1fkt 8 10 Too much lce no chool teachers have a heap blp now wow at Ho ronegah, ard ll Today, we all rece fed a sn red letter from Mr Loomls how thr1ll1ng' la Extra A COmmhH1St 1U s hool' Have you no tloed Don Jeddes' red SYlTt9 My unlucky day' Broke ore ofthe xew rules ard had to lt lt out 1U the nlnth oar room ClV1CS class heard Pre ldent woo e elt lraugur ated today Tests beg n today Who would have tkou ht our te ehers oolld of thod ht out so m ny Q1OStlOHS7 Lost to Ddrald ton1 ht WL lb He D, help GO . ' X V Q Q L I 'x L . L C . Q Q 3: l , - J 1 - . 7 . ' IJ L , U v 0 A , S 3 1 ' ' K - - - L 1 -..--- I -all . I ' u 1 I U f' - - ' ' Q . I a o -. C Q - - . ,., . - . . . 152 -.. L 0 L 1.f - S' ' '. f 'L -hl' . . . . .-, Y . Y 20: S . L S,w l - 4. Q 27: I 9. 0 in gr SH. 8 f T E534 'Q 15 1 . WHL, , , - , n A i:.i,:A1,-7-EZ' 29: x U , A L .. K ,. 335 . lg . .. E4 BBQ UARY LIL! W? x h6POlt cards ou tooavt And new re knov QV 4 wmat good CltJZ n we K are The Band gave Mr Mo Elroy blrthday party tonl ht a proselted hlm wlth 9 nlftj baton R' 6 Mr Root's Inoue trmal uoography Class went through the Logan Museum at Belolt Col 1 ge Fldon's made the front pa e mgaln He g tl g to be a e ulur out throat Wlth slates O ICE lO AWCTILHH H1storv Clqes had u reel Pl6Ct1OD today nd George Qeyrold 15 g01H to teach the loss ore 0 V o o 12 Basketball me w1th Rookpord B's, and S016 noe Club 5 ve u lwnoe wfterw1rd Hovd' Phgslos Class Went to the Chlo 50 Mllw ukee nd St P l Poundho se and C1tJ Ice and gel Pl nt today l6 Junlor Senlors, and faculty members go to Belolt to see HRomeo and Julletn D1d Jou see any tears? 17- The Dlnher Club gave a very rltzy tee CFIS afternoor. 19: Sezlor class ohoee lts class flowerend oolors today. Thls afternoon we had a very whtor estlng muSlCHl program by three olevex entertaln -ers. 25: Jlnlor Ewrls Nzn basketball glmel Cheer no freshwer, you'll be JU1lOFS eomciey, too! 61 'gwzsgrggg - 1:5124 4. Y cffk- ' -. EW' 5, xl -:g ,iff . , TI ' f ' ' 51 H A , .. ', 237. ' - fri 4 If-3 , . I 4 'Q fn X . . .I fe ..+.. ' A 1 ,- 4: . t 4- ' qs -5 A. ,-.iighi V X. I .-.. 5, F9 N 2-., '- -R lf tif? -. - :Q - - ' 1 f f ff:-. A 1 df .1 U .N EH - 'S z. ' ., - . . ' -' ' 'M Q g l. iff high ' ' I- -Aiizitl? - A . 9 S 1 Y'1ff:sw: -.1 . ',: . ' ' . .UQ - 5- '-Sgr:-ft N , iq V -,.L..W.1, , . , ,,..::,.,. ,. , . L 'k a y 1 ' - 0 3 l buf 'ffhu f Agwe!,J fx , . I- , 7-15,2-'-. 1, ' 'fs 1 ' a. 'i'- ' if.-,121-.af ,. '- ., '-'-,:3?-1 . f-'14Q,, - 5 'H a' N'-1' I' .. md if-.531 5 .5111 fu 5 0 9 Iifdpf MNA? A M ' - 'vffkflf , L ' 5 .-.51-' -4 -,Q .5 ' ' . . 5.5 ' f' ' - 0 1 ,. gr fl, -1 44,-1. , ef- 1 1-' 1 413955 4' i I L Q f - ,zgqf f -3 .11-,W N ' ' - l J - ' .nf f .- if' 5 :-'. . ,'f fr Y - if ' . 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For shame Senior boys - suffer defeat from the profs lO SCIGDCQ Club 1Dlt18+1OF for the econd semester and Senlor choo e thelr announcemcnt What a day' ll Band plcture 1S taken who was the bass player? l5 Other UlCtUTGS taken, so I gue s the band d1dn't break the camera after all Telegr Ub1C G A A shoot l6 Senlor lfl play oennor boys. 22 2 Some conootwtlon hat Nh t we thou,ht any'oy Anyone tho ws TTlSh wore reen today and lookeo llfe slze ano tU1C0 as n tural enlor class ol y selected lO hoy Bind comc rt torleht' Studerts from atcrford Hlgh ochool help out John Telia r ant to know nho the tae danclng Frosh1e ras Can you bllmc hum? 2 Faster Vlc tlon Hurr yt 24 SltUltlOTS wanted 5 Jounv lld1Gb l1Sh po ltlOH Smale Charmor Exporlenced WqTlC Tohn on V ther mcHone and Florence Clxrk. Result of Johnson Broth r Sn 1 Fxhlbltlon I I 0 1 l . S . 1 -- . S S ' . -5 S s ' e , ' ............ ' -1 I n .1 L o , S J f , 0 Z1 A 0 ' u Q 1 . Q . . f-, . V . . . U PD ... S , ' 0 . 1 ' . . 0 . . 4 T ' ' S ' C. ' ' bl . if 2 . . . . 17. J. ., .. g o , .. ,, . -, I . F - Q. n ' HM . I! 18. S . a . Ah . ,U V . 1 9 0 ? I S l .. l 1 t 1 . Q X U rw w, ' -. . 0 . 1 'af ,S - ' ' - L . . ' r A . T - Q - , . , Pr , ' L, Q uc, ' Z Ll U. g E L 'W S T . w Z ' V S , - . , . N -Q . . 1. Ch ' ' S0 ' Y' 0 .'- L S , ,Lbf ' 1 W 1 u C' fy fp K , . . , L, .J L. .4 . . . .J 0 O 1555553253 Yfifiiflf- 6 2 l E gsgjgi APTIL we had the d1StT1Ct Declamatory Contest here ,wh The Sophomores had a S :W any of' then who were ,,,vW5',KsE,P 5, the brldge when thetraln I' geazjiigfgaa, went by! QT? 5 The G A A 0ff1C6PS, af' C for next year were elect Grace Rogers, Pres The cooklng classes ti are experlmentlng on ple! Faculty eats results at lunch! 16 The Countg Declamat1on Contest 1S held at Rockford Our play won flrst, and Dorothy Shea d and Mary Helen Hardy each won second place 20 we had a real treat today we s W Walker pu hlng a baby buggy after school some dlfference than plOW1Hg 22 Paul1ne N1CLlGSS came through as champlon Plng Ponger among the glYlS today, ln the f1D8lS of the tour nament Congratulatlons to you' 23 we have a half hollday today because the vrade Sch cols of the county re uS1Hg our aud1tor1um for thenr County Muslc Contest TOH1VHt our Gl e Club won a rat 1ng of Excellert, our Mlxed Chorus a rating of Good, the County Hlgh School MUSIC Contest. Our band also pla yed, but was not given a ratlng. 24. Our COmmGTC181 students get up early today and go to Pecatonica for a D1StF1Ct COmmCFC1al Contest. There were eleven schools there and we placed second. Rachel Truman won first place ln the lOO word Shorthand event. Congratulatlons to you Rachell 63 ' 'ws 4-' 'EE lik -. 5 'QFE .pr 5.-57, ,M n.-f - --f-we ' ' Lfqi .441 ,T 2 ' his-5 Q? -MP5 ' 125-is-f 5 5-' ,-fg.25:'f 0 fffgj ' V3.- , 'ga' 'I , -, ihmgfks, 9 ' -, ggi. ' .lei 'X ' - Q f A 4-f?3,'?f, . L A ' Treasure Hunt. Ask most ggygwg 'ky 2 Liitzii- ' 5 ' ' on as .- -' are ' ' . ' '?r3l2T,'s7f Fi CITE JpQ 5, fig 3 , CSP , XQY- ' ' if cw n 9 . f .1 w 1.2 s U 0 0 I K ,W ' , eg - B ed. . .,. +.,'iiif-if.C:.gAL .I 15 - - Jail -ew,Q4wnag1-- ' 1 '--any - Q, . . . -' 5 f , A - Xf' . V . g . ' . r I . -- 3 1 - S ' - 1 1 I . I . . . , . . . ' 7 X Vw 1 1 on 1 I . ' I 0 f O ' S . . . .V . Q . OA A3 - ' , ' . in A x H Q i Q 4 . 0 , ,,,.,, X . 1 1