Hononegah High School - Mack Yearbook (Rockton, IL)

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6 GIFTED GATE AND HIS SOLID SQUARES HEPCATS J ITTERBUGS AND Rl-IUMBOOGISTS SWINGSTERS BOOKY JEFF SOLID SENDERS AND BOUNCIN' B ALREET GANGS JIVE GROUPS PAPER HELPERS SMART CHUIVIS HI-LITES OF THE SESSION FIGURES AND FACES BEAMIN ON THE HEPCATS DEAR DIARY ADVERTISIN' 5 OOGIES

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fb We, the class of '45, dedicate this Mack to a classy loe, Mr. Root, who was our sponsor for the first three sessions, in appreciation of his super leadership and swell coopera- tion with us.

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A 4 4 'Well, Junior Dixon, skin me, boy! 'Hello, Mr. Loomis. Er--what was it you said? 'I said, 'skin me'-you know, shake hands, 'Oh, certainly, How are you? 'Why, I'm just out of this atmosphere, Junior. I'rn right there, cooking on the front burner. That's-ah-nice, Mr, Loomis, 'You shred it, wheat. I'm a little beat up from shopping, of course, but otherwise I'm strictly alreet. Uh-swell, 'Oh, my, isn't today simply on the buttered side? Did you ever see such swoonderful weather? 'No, It's very nice out today. Incidentally, I saw a pigeon last night, Junior, a little bundle bunny in a dream drape. Are you a thing? 'A what? A thing-don't you dig me' A gruesome twosomej' Why--ah- Oh, don't mind me, Junior. I'm not prying into your stardust, I'm just beating my gums. 'You are, Mr, Loomis? 'Why, sure, I just thought you'd call me an icky, if I didn't ask about your chickie-ha--ha! Well, I gotta get out of this trap, Saloon, goong alcohol you. 'Saloon,g--er-good-by, Mr, Loomis.Oh, and, MT, Loomis-- 'Yes, Junior? 'Would you mind very much if I sent you the name of a competent psychiatrist? 1111 apology for the use from the Sat. Evening Post? 6