Hononegah High School - Mack Yearbook (Rockton, IL)

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Squ1res Serve and Reach End of Med1eva1 Age Wast back 1n the year of 1940 that the Squ1res first cameth to our beautlful castle Then- gay manner and ablhty to doeth uhmgs soon marketh them as a valuable addxtlon to the castle They starteth out as the lowly Knaves but wxth such zest they were sure to be honored as Pages soon For then' leaders dunng the-1r Dark Age they choseth John Thxel as Pres1dent, Rxchard D1cks as vxce pres1 dent, and Arlene Pfaf! as secretary treasurer In thexr second year at the castle they choseth Rlchard Dxcks as Presxdent Irene W1ll1ams as Vxce presldent and Ruth Burton as Secre- tary treasurer Lord Root sponsor of th1s group, kept them busy at the1r monthly meetmgs They holdeth a party wluch was a success for all who turneth out Lord Root makes ch1l1 for h1s hungry Pages Sand all emoyed a superb evemng of dancmg Musxc was furmshed byeth a recordlng mach1ne Durxng the annual Magazlne Contest they proveth themselves capable of wlnmng the Q5 plrmze off red to the class whxch sellest the most magazxnes Now they have reacheth the stage of Sqlures They proudly bear tlus honor As the1r leaders th1s year they choseth Carroll Dlllett as Presldent Jumcr D1xon as Vlce-president and Manlyn Stenberg Secretary treasurer The Squmres losteth a few of thelr class frxends Mamulyn Stenberg left the castle to Journey to Rockford and Glen DePue Jomed the navvy Th1s year hath been one oct fun and work for the Squ.u'es They hath sponsored several dances successful ln each at- tempt To flmsh th1s term ln good order they gaveth a prom and ban quet for the Kmghts Next year they shouldst have grwt success as leaders of 1.h1S realm 23 O I . , . . . - . , wiches and ice cream were serveth with the chili. After this feasting . . W . 3 . , , . . . . , I . as

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Med1eva1 Age Hereth aft our crastle we have a pemod calleth th Medleval Age wvhmh 1s d1v1dst mto two seperate parts the early 'VIed1e val Age and the late Med1eVa1 Age The Med1e'va1 Age Ls a pemod xn Wh10h we hath passeth from the Dark Ages and are m the prrooess to prepereth ourselves for the long desmed Renmssamce Age It IS a tame when all must serv eth thy supenors wfh11st tramung to become leaders 't cannot be eluded by anyone who fwusheth to swcceed or at least maketh g00dJ hvmg for themselves because one must passeth t.hr0'ugh a stage of learnmg by Stlldylng and puttmg mtlo pract1ce by work what they hath stud1ed When one reaeheth thls pomt ln h1s c11mb upward It IS h1s chtance to make ready for the moment wmhlefn opportumty willst knock Indeed the Med1eva1 Age meaneth much to the crusaders of Hovnonegah Castle The part first of the Medxeval Age 1S represented byeth our Pages who hath Just emerged from the Dark Ages and are acqmur mg then' first b1t of experlence to take resp0tns1b111ty whxlst the Squires taketh up part second of the Medueval Age m the1r can quest to maketh good 1n the Ren alssance Age 22- I . Y - Q as ' ,, . . V. . . , . , , - ' . ' a A ' a 7 l E ' A I. . . . . 1 , , I , , , , Q W I 0 , , - Y I. , . . . .

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The Squires Row first QL to R I Esther Metz Mary J ane Mack George Brayton J nn Newell Ma t Berens Paul C-l.lk6'!Y1BlI1 Darrell MCMIHEH Thelma Vmke Carolyn Lmdmm Rofw second KL to R. 1 Emul Dahlgren George Moate Lols Marston Mary Lotz Arlene Pfafl Irene W1lhams Clarence Seaton Clarence Johnson Leonard Johnson I ROW third KL to R I Janne Moody Ruth Mrazry Gllchrlst Eleanor Ulrlch, Audrey Schewe Betty Clark Patrlcxa Charboneau Donnabell Bolander Darlene Wal lac Ruth Burton Row fourth CL. to RJ Mr Fay Root advlsovr Mxldlred Tooley Marllyn Stenberg .Tumor DIXOIII1, Jack Dlllet Ellen Edwards Eleanor Stutz Ehzabeth Nxchols The Pages Row first CL. to R1 Dan Ayers Donald Mlneff Burdette Haas Carl Baulmg Lowell Jack Kalk, Charles Nelson Row second CL to RJ Kenneth Pfaff P'h1lR1ch Sldney Balnblrldg Rodney Baptlst Rob ert Fender Harold McCr1111s Donald Guetschoew Russell Bennett M11 lard Barlow Frank Olson, Robert PB1'k1I1S Row third QL to R 1 Betty Hamburg Patsy Newell Shrrley Crockett Barbara Green Gerdrudie Black Ehzabeth Oldenburg Mary McCord Betty Clover Gladys Downs Mae Krupke Row fourth KL to R1 Dorothy Broge Audrey Grzofnka Barbara Olson Mary Lou Scott Rose Bames Blanche Hmkle Sh1rley McLean Elma Gltchell Ella Barber Dawn Nelson Row fifth CL to RJ Ray Andlemson, Dwame Cox Donald Smwndls Ahce Pxatt Ralph Vmcent Jo Ann Blrkett MarJor1e McC1eneghan Margaret Flsher Mrs Mabel Laffm 8ldV1SOI' 24- 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' Q1 1 u 1 1 7 Y X, 7 7 I 1 V . I 1 ' ' ' 1 I ' 1 Y 1 1 ' ' Q .., . 4 l 1 X X . y . , . , . ' V 1 1 ' 1 - 1 1 ' . 1 ' 1 l ' 1 ' Phelps, George Bridge, Norman Lane, Owen Sprague, Lawrence Roberts, 1 . Q 1 . I I x 31 ' ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' , , , U P - 1 f - 1 ' ' 1 ' '1 1 U l 1 1 I 1 1 1 Y 1 1 ' I 1 1 . , . . , . . , 1 Y 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 1 ' ' 1 .