Hononegah High School - Mack Yearbook (Rockton, IL)

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The Sergeants Top Row: fleft to rightj Marvin Blomberg, James Barber, Jack Zahn, Glen Cox, Loren Hedman, Duane Townsend, Clare Clover, Donald Olds. 2nd Row: Wilma Paris, Ratie Liddle, Maurice Barnes, Donald Eaton, Rob- ert McDonald, Allen Gummow, Vivian Carter, Doris Haas. 3rd Row:Lorraine Townsend,Mary Doner, Roberta Childs, Marvin Hauge, George Wenger, Betty Ann Belshaw, Peggy Edwards. Marcia Wilson. , 4th Row: Mary Oquist, Jeanne Kalk, William Waugh, Robert Franseen, Leland Bradt, Joan Moody, Barbara Graves, Lucllle Gummow. Bottom Row: Miss Theobald, adviser, Leonard Johnson, Darlene Dahl- Top Row 2nd Row: 3rd Row 4th Row gren, Betty Ann Mack, Helen Olmstead, Mary Garner, Betty- jane Carlson, Carol Hutchinson. The Corp orals Cleft to rightj Russell Buchanan, Norman Lane, Lawrence Kindall, George Brayton, Francis Mineff, James Newell, Matt Berens, Robert Gummow, Carroll Dillett, Paul Clikeman, William Lindemann. Barbara Robertson, Marilyn Stenberg, Shirley Crockett, Es- ther Metz, Mary Mcfllatchey, Mary Jane Mack, Thelma Vinke Dolores Grzonka, Anna Sohner, Lois Marston, Arlene Clikeman. Mary Lotz, Lewis McGonigal, Sam Dixon, Carolyn Lindstrom, Glen DePue, John Thiel, Douglas Hildebrand, Stewart Alexan- der, Darrell, McMillen, Arlene Pfaff, Audrey Schewe Evelyn Meiborg-, Donabelle Bolander, Ruth Mary Gilchrist, Barbara Miller, Donna Phelps, June Marleau, Eleanor Ulrich. Betty Doner, Patricia Charboneau, Mildred Tooley, Darlene Wallace, Emil Dahlgren G Moate Clarence Bottom Row: Barbara Tuttle, Ellen Edwards, eorge , Johnson, Irene Williams. Rlchard D1cks,, Charles Seaton Lloyd Gilmour, Eleanor Stultz, Elizabeth Nichols, Mr. Root, adviser.. ..26...

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The Corpor-als The sophomore class of '43 have elected as their Drlllmasters: Rich- ard Dicks. president: Irene Williams. vice president: and Ruth Burton. secretary-treasurer . Since the first of the year the Corporals have held their meetings once a month regularly. These meetings were the basis of all the- ideas they have had. The most important fun session of the year was a Cor- poral class party at which a light supper was served. Commander Root made the chili, and all who ate it Claimed it was the best ever. Sand- wiches and ice cream were also the main attraction. Dancing to all the best bands of the lands was furnished by a recording machine and a pile of best selling, sweet, and hot records. I. The approximate turnout was 13, and as that is an unlucky number the sophomore class has been a little wary of putting on such affairs again. During the year there was a magazine contest. and a prize was offer- ed to the class selling the most dollars worth of subscriptions. Our Cor- porals won. and 85.00 was added to the treasury. Expenses mounted also. Little things that counted so much were flowers and cards the class sent to some convalescing class-mates who thought that staying at home was better than drudging at school. -25-

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