Hononegah High School - Mack Yearbook (Rockton, IL)

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AS WE SEE THEM Wilbur Adams-Wilbur is a quiet lad-except in the study hall. He enjoys patronizing the Bungalow frequently. Beryl Anderson-Friendly and small, loves dancing and dates. Beryl loves to roller skate at the Rink. Anna Lee Ayres-A very active all-around girl. Anna Lee loves mimeograhping papers. Don Baker-Don is an excellent athlete an intelligent student and an accomplished dancer. You guessed it-the guy's perfect! Lois Bates-Better late than never, is Lois's motto and her presence is always welcome. Bill Bean-Don't judge Bill by his size. He carries a lot of good sense in his head- especially when it comes to anything dealing with science. Phyllis Berg-Phil is a quiet. pretty girl who enjoys studies as much as winter sports. Shirley Carter-She is a quiet girl, but enjoys basketball. Don Clikeman-A star basketball man. Clike can swing out on a clarinet. No one can forget his warm welcome smile. Barbara Conklin-Barb's blond hair was the envy of all the girls and boys. She loves dancing very much. Katherine Dahle--Always smiling-always busy. That's how we remember our Mack editor. Ruth Daniels-Shy and sweet. Ruth always did well in basketball and roller skating. Virginia Dixon-We never heard her say very much but we all admired Ginny's pretty brown ever. , W Dick Dwyer-Though he was always frolicking with his companions Dick was ambitious to become a successful farmer. Willa Jean Faust-An accomplished dancer, Willa also possessed skill when it came to decorating and typing. Sharley Fuller--She's ambitious but she's engaged., No chance for Hononegah's boys with jolly Sharley. Irene Gilmour-Sincere and generous. always ready to lend a helping hand. Jim Gilchrist-A fine journalistg Jim took keen interest in the school paper. Football was right down his alley too. Howard Goldy-When you see a glint in his eye you know that Howard is up to some mischief. Ping-pong seemed to strike his fancy. Grace Gl1laves+After your work is done have your fun. Grace excelled in commercial wor . Albert Gummowf-Always ready with a joke. Al was the jollist of seniors. He wants to take up farming. Jo Gummow-Worry, toil and trouble, these things bother her not. Jo beats a mean bass drum and was a fine cheer leader- Jean Hazelwood-Don't look now but Jean just took your picture. That's the favorite pastime of this camera enthusiast. June Hirt-June was skilled at clicking the shutter of a camera and she played her sax with rare ability. Arlene Johnson-If quietness denotes knowledge , Arlene is a true example. Every- one is proud or her superior scholarship at H. C. H. C. U -20-