Hononegah High School - Mack Yearbook (Rockton, IL)

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we Qzfief! gale ml ,ua saw swia O. E, LOOMIS ' This guy has been with us since way back when and is still TOPS with the gang. He has plenty on the ball for his American History Class- es. He is kept on the run from morn till nite doing odds and ends for us DONALD HICKS: He was one of the most solid gates in the place, He juggled algebra, physics, trigonometry and general business to the guys and gals and he also was the alreet boss of the Pep Club, FRANCES KLITZKIE: A sweet little cookie who is highly super is the only meanin' for this gal. She is always in the groove with shorthand, typing and bookkeeping, Her friendly smile just digs itself down to the bottom o' your heart, IRVING HUGGINS: No lazy farmers was his motto and as a boss of agriculture every gate added to his brain how to dig the ground up and how to acquire fat healthy pigs, etc, He will be remembered as a solid gate with plenty behind the ball, RUTH NORTHROP: Here is one of our solid squares who is more on the sentimental side. She could turn a dry English story into a very interesting novel. She was alreet with English and the like, PAUL MUNSON Plenty on the alreet side, this gent could make any guy we the mark, because he was head of gym classes. He also had to sive the bouncin' boogies and solid senders a W0I'k0l1t and did all Fight by 'CUM t00. MABEL LAFFIN: Scientific matter was this cookie's specialty. She was a slick chick in mastering the G.A,A, Whenever this gal was around no one could be seen with a sad face, ROY HUBBELL: Sweet and sentimental melodies were of a super class under the di- rection of his neat gate. He really could send one out of this world by his unbeatable rootin' and tootin', JEAN DOUGLASS: This super cupcake was plenty neat when it came to cookin' and sewin'. Her friendly greetin' always supported many friends. As head gal of the Home Ec Club she really went to town. HARRIETTE BYRNE: A newcomer in the second session, this gal ,was plenty on the top side with a. strict but solid hand for gals' gymnastics, She showed the gals a ship-shape time all thro' second session, RUTH FINK: Strictly groovey was a part in this chick's make-up. She was simply first rate in English for juniors and seniors , She also was top aid in French and could make a gang swotn with her swoonatra chorus. WILMA DYBEVIK: This sweet little honey-chile was a sender in the place of business, Never a dull moment, because Willie always could round up a slue of junk to work out, The gang was pretty sweet on her, too. 11