Hononegah High School - Mack Yearbook (Rockton, IL)

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THE CHIEFS The moon changes. With the changes came the reminiscing of our chiefs. Four seasons ago our mighty chiefs were papooses, They relied on others and shrank from mental and physical combat. To lead them through that dangerous place they chose Gordon R George, president: Mary Lou Liddle, vice presidentg Raymond Olds, secretary-treasurer: and Mr. Root as sponsor. Gradually their environment and heredity gave them courage to stand on their own feet. Again the moon changed. Now is was summer and the hunters Planned to Stalk their Prey- Their prey, of course, was the innocent new papooses or Freshmen. To lead in the hunt. Royce Diderich was se- lecbed 88 PI'6SideHt: LGROY Dicks, vice presidentg and Mary Lou Lid- dle as secretary and treasurer. Again the season was fall. The braves were indeed very brave and felt equal to winning the scalp of the mightiest warrior. During this time they picked Dawn Shotliff, president 3 Herbert Brewer, vice presidentg Lila Baker, secretary: and Mabel Burton, treasurer. Mr. Root was again sponsor. They won many scalps in presenting the class play Life Begins at Sixteen, in giving a banquet for the Chiefs at Grinnell Hall: and .in having a prom which showed off their artisitic ability. They re- ceived more feathers in their scalp-Lock by deciding to undertake a trip to the happy hun'ing ground of Washington, D. C., for their last or final hunt. The snows came again. The heavens were white. The chiefs were re- laxing and smoking thier pipes of peace. No longer did they struggle. They had reached the top and were supreme. Among the mightiest of the chiefs were Herbert Brewer, president: Robert Harrlisch, vice presi- dentg Mary Lou Liddle, secretary-tr easurerg and Mr. Root class advisor. Their first great battle was an operetta An Old Spanish Custom. They were victonious and it was a was a success. The chiefs could in which they all did their best and were again victorious. After four years of hard work they received their award. 'I'hey de- parted for Washington. The trip was a succsss. The chiefs could now return to their happy homes as they had accomplished what 'man had never done before, their goal hadbeen reached. 'll