Hononegah High School - Mack Yearbook (Rockton, IL)

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AS WE SEE TIIEM Doris Knapp-Happy-go-lucky Doris was a cheerleader for two years and did right- well, too. Anna Belle Krupke-Basketball is a favorite sport of Ann's and her warm friendliness is one of her worthiest traits. Betty Leech-Betty was always a good student and she possessed a fine bright per- sonality. Dale Long-Dale never said very much but we always paid attention when he did. He always enjoyed a good juicy English class. Bill Lonkouski -If you heard someone singing at the top of his lungs, you could expect to see athletic Bill loom up in view. He is no Crosby, however. Lyle Masear-Delving into any subject Lyle always showed himself to be a grood stu- dent and he especially enjojed reading library books for a pastime.. Barbara McKibben-One grand girl-everyone enjoyed Barb's wit and humor. She was very clever as editor of the Indian , Harlan Olmstead-Though he came t-o Hononegah at the beginning of his senior year, we felt we all had known Ducky f'or a lifetime after first meeting him. He's one of our star basketball men. Darleen Olson-After looking in the crystal ball We discover that Deen should make some man a good secretary. Bob Palmer-Bob sits behind a shiny cornet in the band and he can play it, boo. He hasn't stated his ambitions, but weullwager that he goes far. Bill Payne-Always ready with a smile and a jolly word-that's Bill, a regular fellow. Ethel Popanz-Because she was captain of the basketball team, we know of quiet Pope's' interest in sports. Mildred Redieske-Dashing hither and yon it was unusual to see Milly quiet for five minutes. Mr. Loomis agrees! Guerdon Reed-We only had the pleasure of Guerdon's company for one semester but we enjoyed it nevertheless. He likes girls and wants to study medicine. Lydia Rowley-Because of her fine interest in sports, you could always find Lyd with a ping-pong paddle. and she won the championship, too. Shirley Roth-Because she was skilled in it, sewing seems to be Shirley's favorite pastime. Geneva Russell-If you're looking for Gene you'll probably find her poking about in the chemistry lab. A fine student, she was a, true friend to everyone. Dale Scott-Athletic-minded Dale wants to go into the cattle raising business, Don't forget to water them, Dale. Jean Scott-Jean may be described as a quiet business-like girl. We always enjoyed her companionship. 4 Helen .Sharp-An all-around athlete, student, and friend-what more can be said of a gn' . Jayne Thayer-Fl-orida gives us this sun-tanned beauty. If it was a class meeting, a party, or a new book. Jayne alwavs showed keen interest. Don Vaughn-Shorty dropped in at school occasionally to see how we were. His visits were happy ones, however, for he was a jovial companion. Harold Von Guerard-Harold's warm smile was always very contagious and his manner and abilities the envy of all who knew him. .22-