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- Class of 1948

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CLASb KOTTO He who builds beneath the stars, builds too low CLASS COLOR Line and Lhite ' CLASb FLOJLH Lhite Carnation CLASQ SPONSOR Mr. Donald Hicks MACK STATT EDITOR---Betty Nelson ASSISTALT EDITOR L BUSINESS MANAGLR-+-Llgine Cum- mings ASQIQTAHTQ TO LUSILLSQ LANAGLR---Dick Oldenburg, LeRoy Gleasman PKOTOGiAEhLn---John Gessner AATILTS--fatty Iright, LeRoy Gleasman, Dave Ellis TYPISTS--Carol Roth, Doris Dickerson, Norma Con- klin MILLOGRAEILR---Hay Hardy Jr. WMITBAS--Jim Williams, Joyce Grant, Lyn Bigelow, Pat Nelson, Mary Jo Dailey DEDICATION We the class of 48 dedicate this Mack to Mr. Donald Hicks, in appreciation for his leadership, guidance, and under- standing during our four years at HCHS. .51-S9 k:- - Y V ,MA il-517777 Y 1, Y . Jlg., ' 3 'r i , ,Azul - f' 'W ' Y A---, f -f- 1-.. -i., -Y V A! vi h - -W R- ix '.- -aff! Y ' 'Y' 'TT A x fxJKX3K1 'f'4LfC'N Q, 1 'LII 'IE ,lc 3 -C ggi! I lilgsiigk! 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A ' .Vai u-'fi . . . ima. 1 W , . 1 ': .. - N -4- , ' , F f- 5' ' J' ., w 1' . .,- ---. - 1 5, 1 MEMORANDA Mr. Loomis-- Fhculty ----- Seniors ---- SEPTEMBER--- Football ---- Freshmen ---- OCTOBER ----- SENIOR DIARY School Board punqqqanqq- Office '----- ---mann--op Homecoming-- Magazine Contest --------- NOVEMBER ----- Janitor ---- Sophomores-- FQFQAO DECEMBER ---- Basketball-- JANUAHY - Pep Club ---- Indian Staff FEBRUARY ---- GQAOAQ MARCH ------- Junior Class APRIL ------- Band ---- - FnHoAo ' MAY --------- Mack Staff-- JUNE -------- Picturettes- Cheerleaders onc- --qu- National Honor Society naman-unsung: --one--sauna Bus Drivers- Junior Play Librarians-- -neva-Q-are HHH c1ub--- Seniors---- Cast DONALD HICKS Nathematics, Chemistry Biology State Teachers College Wayne, Nebraska University of Wisconsin Degree: B.S. JEANNETTE VAN VONDEREN Commercial, Publications State Teachers College Whitewater, Wisconsin Degree: B.E. O. E. LOOMIS Civics A Beloit College University of Wisconsin Degree: M.A1 IRVING HUGGINS Agriculture, Shop University of Illinois Degree: B.S. GEORGE KELSEY Science, Physical Education Beloit College University of Wisconsin University of Illinois Degree: B.S. ROY HUBBLE Band University of Wisconsin Degree: B.A. FACULTY RUTH NORTHROP English, Latin, Library Beloit College' University of Wisconsin University of Colorado Degree: B.S. GLADYS WILCOX Physical Education Carthage College Degree: B.S. PHYLLIS GILCHBIST Office Secretary ' J. Sterling Morton High School Beloit College ELWYN MILLER Economics, History State Normal University Normal, Illinois Degree: B.E.' MARILYN GHIGLIERI English II, III, Beloit College University of So. Degree: B.A. IV Cal. MILDRED PARKER Home Ec., Cafeteria Northern Illinois State Teachers College Dekalb, Illinois Degree: B.S. KEITH NELSON Mathematics Lawrence College Degree: B.S. 6 HJ!!! 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I , . , 1. , ., x ,Q .A , .. th... ., V - SENIORS, AS ws sas 'mlm JACK ALLEN If you're looking for Jack, he's probably in the chemistry lab making hydrogen balloons. A good student to have around when there's something to be done. MARY JO BAILEY nJou throws in a great deal of fun even when she is busy with studies and other duties. LYN BIGELOW Lyn is one girl who finds it hard to sit still, either bodily or verbally, for a single minute. Everybody's friend and ready with the helping hand. NORMA CONKLIN A rather quiet girl until she gets out on the athletic field, then just watch the get-up-and-go. ELAINE CUMMINGS Elaine is always busy working on the Mack. Typing, writing, and everything that has to be done to get the job finished. DORIS DICKERSON Though rather quiet, we all miss Doris if she doesn't appear. DAVID ELLIS A perfect example of an extrovert, Dave gives life to the daily duties and to all the extra social events. CLINTON FTNLEY nKitn is always willing to chauffeur girls around in his car, on business, of course. GLEN GABLE Tall, dark, and handsome fits Glen like 'tailor made. He uses his height to good advantage in basketball and track. LOUIS GABLE A hard worker and hard hitter, ask anyone who's boxed him, Louie is liked by all. JOHN GESSNER Snap, your picture is taken--and its John at the controls. While not taking pictures, John's favorite haunt is in the dark room developing pictures. - LEROY GLEASMAN LeRoy is always attending to little, almost forgotten details. His greatest interest around school is the Conservation Club. DOROTHY GOLDY Dorothy seems to enjoy herself at all times and if there is nothing doing,she doesn't object to stir- ring up something. 9 ED SHARP Science Club-3 FOFOAc'2,5 H Club-2,3 Band-l,2,5 Basketball-2,5 Football-l,2,3,4 '4 Track-2,5 Jr. Play-5 Sr. Play-4 Class Pres.-4 Nat'l Honor-4 Baseball-2,5,4 MARY JO BAILEY Science Club-3 G.A.A.-l,2,5,4 F.H.A.-l,2,3 Chorus-1,5 Camera Club-5 Mack-4 DAVID ELLIS Conservation Club-4 BETTY'NLLSON F.H.A.-1,2 G.A.A.-1,2 Chorus-l,2,5 Pep Club-l,2,5,4 Presp-4 Nat'l Honor-4 Jr. Play-5 Sr. Play-4 Class V. Pres.-5,4 Indian-2,5 Mack-4 Ed.-4 D.A.R.-4 JACK ALLEN Science Club-2,3 H Club-4 Jr. Play-5 Sr. Play-4 Football Mgr.-5,4 NORMA CONLLIN G'oAoAo 1,2,05,4 RAY STULTZ Camera Club-5 F.F.A.-1 Indian-2 H Club-5,4 Secy.-4 Baud-l,2,5 Basketball-l,2,5A Sr. Play-4 Football Mgr.-3 Class V.Pres.-1 Pres.-2 Secy.-Treas.-4 LYN BIGLLOW F.H.A.-l,2,5,4 Secy.-5 G.A.A.-l,2,5,4 Pres.-4 Science Club-5 Librarian-5,4 Mack Staff-4 Camera Club-5 Chorus-1,5 Sr. Play-4 Nat'l Honor-4 Brain 3 Brawn-4 CLIETOH FINLLY F.F.A.-l,2,5,4 H Club-4 V.Pres.-5 V.Pres.-4 Mack-4 Band-l,2,5 Basketball-1,2,5 Football-1,2,5,4 Chorus-1 Football-2,5,4 Basketball-l,2,5,4 F.H.A.4l H Club-4 Track-l,2,5,4 Indian-5 Baseball-5,4 Mack-4 Band-1,2 Dance Band-2 Class Pres.-1 Brain K Brawn-4 F.F.A.-l ELAINE CUMMINGS GLLN GABLL LOUIS GABLL DORIS DICLSHSJN H.A.-1,2 F.F.A.-l F.F.A.-l,2,4 transferred from , Pep Club-5,4 Basketball Basketball-50 Peo.-5 or Play-4 2,5,4 Track-2,5,4 F.E.A.-5 Mack-4 Track-5,4 Football-5,4 G.A.A.-3,4 Librarian-3 Baseball-4 H Club-5,4 Mack-4 Sr. Play-4 Chorus-5 H Club-4 Pep Club-4 10 E' W Sdfff-fret aehjffebm-dies EJ'31i'tPt.-3'-391903 7 v'v ' ' 'f nd rff Buble! Jdclflie 22 ffkeya Bydvif' ,Haw 107 Ellis Norm: Zfo viii? l. 21n1'afz!-'izzhf Elaznolammags 5-.fur LF-24.43 Loans 56329 fn 451-ajeefaraoa. k ' 'MW -lm' F Q 6:15. J :an-,g+M., Q 1 . '-4, ' ' :pa -,ld ,. Q' r L - , - - , ..4. ,-.U ., - .A U x 1 E 1- ,Q , wifi , -.1 1, -'X T .qw w3.'-Era: . :wi -. V,-.. XL 3.3, . . .j 4, g. ,, ,C :U-1- -, -.rise .. 'A .f V ',,--,Q--1 it, -sw, ,. ', z nge' 4.51: , -, jim., '19 ,f 1 .. , ,.- L, , .,, . anti Fixx' -L 1 Q.: -if -47. J- 5431-u N H ,,gg:.:.l 1 - ' - . --if 135, .15 5 . , ,E's1 1- 1' .H I . F V 1' 'Tl V - I Zi + ' ' 1,30 1 ' 'i-midi' .V ,,, - . -v :'5,.,:.f .,.,-vw, 'K ' .2 It 2'fA.FiV::4l', V, al -.-A.. In .N 1. 4554. ' 31917 .4 .7 psy ,, n lf ,f fig- ,.1 F- 'l'- 1 JOYCE GRANT Joyce is always ready for come.what-may. A.con- scientious worker who specializes in the commercial studies. TOM HADIE Tomh quiet drawl and comical manner makes studies livlier and makes him friends with everyone who meets him. RAY HARDY Ray is rather quiet, but a good worker. Anyone who drew him for a chemistry partner considered himself a lucky guy. BILL HOPKINS Bill is outstanding in all sports. His friend- ly manner makes him pals with everybody. JEWEL KEMP The senior cheerleader, Jewel is a great help in peppingup the team. A lot of fun, we all enjoy having her around. JEANNE LANE E1ll of fun and fancy free , fully describes this girl. MARILYN LONG This blonde, cheerful senior does a bang-up job with the Indian, but, even so, finds time to have fun- and to be friendly. p DORIS MCLEAN Whenever there's aiy fun to be had you can be sure that you'l1 find Dorrie there. WILBUR MOIST Wilbur just came to Hononegah this year but he fit right in. Everybody knows him as a star basketball player. BETTY NELSON Betty is a wonder when it comes to working on anything. Though our vice-president aid Mad: Editor, she is never too busy for a friendly word and smile. PAT NELSON This red head is sire to make a success of life as her winning personality will help her forge ahead. RICHARD OLDENBERG Dick really enjoys debates in classes and is always willing to give his opinion and advice. VIRGINIA OLDS If you want some typing done, just call on Ginny, she's a whiz at the typewriter. BURGE PEARSON Burge surprised us all when he turned up one day in a Marine uniform. He's a whiz in math. 13 A H Club 5,4 V Pres. 4 Mack Staff-4 Camera Club- Pres.-5 Basketball-1,2,5,4 Football-1,2,5,4 Track-1,2,5 Baseball-3 Bane-1,2,5,4 JOHN GESSNER F.F. ,-1 5 TOM HADIE Transferre6 from Winnebago-5 Football-5,4 Basketball-3 Sr. Play-4 JEWEL KEAP Transferred from . So. Beloit-2 F.H.A.-2 A G.A.A.-2,3 Chorus-5 Pep Club-5,4 Sr. Play-4 Cheerleader-4 WILBUR,MOIST MARILYN Transfekred Science from Durand-4 G.A.A.-1 Football-4 F.H.A.-1,2 DOROTHY GOLDY Band-1,2,3,4 Cheerleader-2 chorus-1,2,3 Pep Club-1,2,4 G.A.A.-1,2,3,4 F.H.A.-l,2,3 V.Pres.-2 Dance Band-2,5 JOYCE GRANT F.H.A.-l,2,5 Secy.-1 Pres.-2 G.A.A.-2,3 Pep Club-2,5,4 Mack Staff-4 Indian Staff-5 Cheerleader-2 Sr. Play-4 JEANNE LANE G.A.A.-1,2,5,4 r.n.A.-2,5 Chorus-1,2 LONG Club-5 721524 5 ,4 DORIS KCLEAN F H A 1,2 Trees.-2 Pep Club-2,5 Class Secy- Track-4 Chorus-1 Basketball-4 Pep Club-4 Baseball-4 Nat'1 Honor-4 H Club-4 .Jr. Play-5 Sr. Play-4 Indian Staff- 2,3,4 Ed-4 p Camera Club-3 14 Trees.-5 LEROY GLEASMAN Conservation-4 .- Pres.-4 Mack Staff-4 F.F.A.-1,2,5 Football Mgr.-3 Chorus-1,2 RAY HARDY Band-1 p Indian Staff-2 Mack Staff-4 Pep Club-2 F.F.A.-1 BILL HOPKINS F.F.A.-1,2,5,4 Reporter-2 Basketball-l,2,5,4 Capt.-4 Football-1,5,4 Track-5,4 Baseba11-2,3,4- H Club-2,5.4 DICK OLDENBURG F.F,A.-1 Band-1,2,5,4 ,4 Dance Band-2 Mack Staff-4 Librarian-4 Jolml? Thames Hua! e J Milam Lnllur P10 457' wit 11 'QW'-'v ,: :fy gill A 1 Y f?' .,,. ,- ,, ,F , ,J , 4 f V l ' . I ,fin .. .,,. .. W X.VT, . .K ,gag vp X .r-f.-'-.- X x.fw-f-- 11, F 531- ff -. ,gtqr we. .,,,,Y V., .QE ' v1 1 A ', I 5 . 1 mmfflet ., , 314, in tfflffk . V 1 f ig.. . 5.x i. L . S 1 gif' , 'wifi , Ifivi 1- .- 15. f'Lf'i?Q4 ,5 'F' .1 7.:3f,iv'u. ' . QM,-, 4 Sf.-?'j'A 1?7 lm, L -A itigfgf- ' : 1' Lszbtf' LW 2' Zigi 1,1 SA' J. -' :fi 5143:-.. ,nvgxg : wi, -: 5 Il-13 1 -1 5' ,MJ ' Hx: :rt-.,,-,9 . ilffigif 'I 5 K+. , 1 , ,kph ., F, . z: Six, -:-,. .4 .,,: 5 -N 'ey-I, T' .' 1 bf.:--1 ffl ' ,-LZ G.-.af fz 'U.i' 'i?f'5' f,:'r'j,.- . -- 3.5.1134-ag' , 1.3 ,ep-, - ,. i Q' , .yy -f .. - H I-I-5 ' 4 '-rr, . :fi :5 4 F ac- .. .. 4- ' ' 41332. f z . 1' x - L, J Q f u.-v AQ ,P1,',.E:f:2' sg 21'-Y. ,-, . Rfk' '-:'5f'Si! . . 123- '-s-Q3 Z-51 5-,PE . f JK, 'Jn' 2-sz. gli? Q,-Gi ' ' ':. sr- ja, , 5. 21212517 f wf9:ff9f'1. , fir YlQ'Q2.1 if A gf: '-1 fl I -ln L.. . . -.,- Uiffh 1.1 ., - 4, BETTY PETERSON Betty is the jolly personality of the class. no one She always seems to be laughing at something, and can help but laugh with her. JEANETTE RAYMENT When this quiet member of the class speaks up, she knows what she's talking about, so we sit up and notice. CAROL ROTH Carol's sweet voice cheers everyone up, she nev- er lacks friends and entertainment. OWEN ROTH Owen has been with us for the better part of two years and we think he's a nice guy who works hard to help. ED SHARP Our president,and a guy who knows a lot of answers on a lot of subjects. You won't find many finer personal- ities than Ed. JACK SHARP Jack, our Junior president, was one of our main forces in football and track. RAY STULTZ Ray might be small but there's nothing small a- bout his brain power. Ray made a good record in basket- ball, too. ROY SWANSON Another quiet member who is in having a good time as well as getting down to work. DAVID WAUGH Dave seems to call the right signals both in school and in football. An easy-going fellow who takes everything in his stride. ' CHARLES WRIGHT If you see anyone all dressed up in a Marine or baseball suit, you can bet its Chuck. PATTY LOU WRIGHT This dark-haired little girl seems to be more interested in horses than in boys. The fellows disre- gard that, for everyone likes her. RALPH WRIGHT Ralph seems to have a little trouble with his cars, but he doesn't let that bother him. He plays the trumpet, too, and does a good job of it. JIM WILLIAMS Of course, singing is his hobbygbut you can always depend on him to help when there's anything done. 17 to be BURGE PEARSON F.F.A.-1,5 Secy-5 H Club-2,5,4 Football-2,5,4 Track-2,5,4 Sr. Play-4 Baseball-5,4 JACK SHARP F.F.A.-1,2,5,4 Secy-2 Pres-5 Trees-4 H Club-2,3,4 Pres-4 Band-l,2,5,4 Conservation-4 Football-1,2,5 Track-2,5,4 Basketball-2,5 Dance Band-5,4 Class Pres-3 DAVID WAUGH F.F.A.-1 VIRGINIA OLDS G.A.A.-1,2 Pep Club-l,2,5 Chorus-1,2,5 Indian Staff-4 Jr. Play-5- Band-l,2,5 Dance Bend-2,5 F.H.A.-1,2 PAT NELSON F.H.A.-1 Chorus-1,2,5 Pep Club-1 Mack Staff-4 OWEN BOTH Transferred from Weukesha,W1s. Librarian-4 ROY SWANSON Conservation-4 A -1,2,5,4 F.F. . 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I5 Now our new little Freshies are officially a class and have as their capable leaders: Pres,--Pat Larson, Vice P.'-Marilyn Newell, Sec.--Howard Harshbarger, Treas.--Barb - ara Flora. 19 What a wonderful beginning for the grid season!! we defeated Mt. Morris by a score of 27-7. Big announcement at the pep session before the game was that Ed Sharp had been chosen Captain of the team. 25 Mr. Donald Scott-Morrison gave us our foretaste of heaven---harp music!! On ancient and modern instruments, he played popular and classical selections. 24 Our sponsor honored!! Mr. Hicks, under the spon- sorship of the General Electric Co., was chosen as one of 50 from 400 applicants to attend a school at Case Institute of Technology, Cleveland, Ohio, for six weeks. One-half his course was devoted to the work of the General Electric Go., the rest of the time to the study of Applied and Industrial Physics. He enjoyed his summer courses. 26 The score was 27-6 in our second grid game of the season at Oregon. Dave Waugh and Burge Pearson wereout- standing, for their blocking. Jack Allen, Manager, wasscram- bling all over looking for shoe laces, with Coach bellowing encouragement, 23 OUR INDIIJS-I ' ' ' FOURTH ROW--Jim Baumel, Kenneth Branson, Dick Pfaff, Del- bert Lamont, Tom Bridge, Art Winterland, Jules White, La- Verne Olson, Ralph Krupke, Harold Gulbrantson, Bob Barlow Manager. C THIRD RCW--Jack Allen, Bob Zinnecker, Rodney Nelson, David Ellis, Clinton Finley, Dick Fisher, Warren Gilmour, Lloyd Terry, Paul Matteson, Charles Hodges, Coach Kelsey. SECOND ROW--Jack Sharp, Burge Pearson, Ralph Wright, John Gessner. Jim Williams, Ed Sharp, Howard Krupke, Wilbur 'I Moist, Dave Waugh, Bill Hopkins, Chuck Barker. f ' FIRST ROW-mRuss Ellis, Art Andrews, Gene Funk, Dick Johnson, Stanton Boswell, Duane Whisman, Charles Patch, Charles Brown, Roger Cannell. Navv, BUT WELCOME. SIXTH Row--Bob Nicholls, Jerry Graham, Dick Baker, Gerald Moist, Chuck McCormick, Art Winterland, Charles Paris, Clyde Stogsdill, Charles Hodges, Ralph Krupke, Richard Rog- gensack. , FTFTH ROW--Virginia Bainbridge, Lois Herramann, Darlene Granr berg, Audrey Paris, Elizabeth McDonald, Louise Kissack, Joyce Long, Phylis Burtis, Joan Hunter, Jenell Bunn, Betty Carpenter. A A FOURTH ROW--Carl Anderson, Darwin Blake, David Sund, Gene Funk, Edgar Smith, Eugene Redieske, Donald Funk, Edward Gar- ner Burdette Lindstrom, Art Andrews, Roger Cannell. THERE ROW--Sally Silbaugh, Margorie Broge, Donna Lotz, Lois Wixon, Nancy Barber, Shirley Haas, Ruth Olmstead, Kathryn Mineff, Mary Simonds, Helen Higgins, Norma Hiatt. SEEOND ROW--Leo Weires, Robert Barlow, Richard Olson,Chmr les Brown, Donald Slocum, Charles Patch, Duane Slocum, 'Bob Coutts, Bill Baker, Donald Rindy, Jimmy Baumell. 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Student class leaders areg Freshmen: Shirley Burton and Ru- ssell Bllis, Sophomoresg Barbara Frisk and Paul Matteson, Juniors: Beverly Eerens and Ronald Andrews, Seniors: Lyn Bigelow and Richard Oldenburg. 5. New cheerleaders were introduced at today's pep session for tomorrow's game. Senior cheerleaders: Dorothy Dixon, Jeanette McDonald and Jewel Kemp. Junior cheer- leaders: Norma Gleasman, Pat Holroyd, and Marilyn Newell. 4. The Braves fought their first afternoon game of the season at South Beloit and downed them 13-7. As the gun went off,our warriors were on the opponents one yard line. Chuck Barker starred in his role, making the only touchdowns of the game. 7. The Juniors, as a part of the Magazine Contest, composed a song for the 'purpose of stimulating, what they called, our Hfeeble minis'. 8. Not to be surpassed by the Juniors, we recovered quickly with our version of Feudinl, Fussini and a Fightin!. 10. The Hononegah eleven marched to their 4th straight victory by a score of 21-12 over West Rockford's Junior Varsity here. Right tackle Ralph Wright played his best game of the season. Hotdogs! Peanuts! Candy! Popcorn! We had them all in our concession stand. 12. We're over the top! Our eight-day Magazine campaign came to a close today with sales amounting to S3040.l0. Students who sold S10 worth of subscriptions or more, were given special privileges throughout the campaign. The high salesmen wereg Howard Krupke, selling .Sl74.5O, Jack Sharp 5119.10 and Norma Conklin 594. This year the Freshies will be initiated as the Sophomores beat them in their part of the contest. 15. Hold it! One-two-three! Mr. Granger, the Blanken- burg Photographer, arrived today to take our Seniorpictures. Getting out of classes male it a red letter day for all. 29 OCTOBER HIGHLIGHTS 1. Super salesmen! 2. Our big brawny foot-ball captain. 5. Enthusiastic, would-be salesmen. 4. Homecoming king! - 5. Not another one of those corny jokes, Nick? 6. Leader of the victorious girls. 7. The soman's Home Companion! 8. Cur victorious team at practice. 9. Collecting paper? or girls? 10. See!!! The boys don't work! RAGALINE STAFF THIRD ROW--Paul Matteson, Freshman-Sophomore boy leader, Coach Kelsey, 'Boy's sponsor, Lyn Bigelow, Junior-Senior girl leader, Beverly Eerens, Junior-Senior girl leader. SECOND 4Ow--Carol Roth, bookheeper, Pat Nelson, bookkeeper, Doris Mclean, bookkeeper, Shirley Burton, Preshmen-Sopho- more girl leader, Joyce Grant, bookkeeper, Virginia Olds, bookkeeper, Russell Ellis, Freshman-sophomore boy leader, Barbara Frisk, Freshman-Sophomore girl leader. FIksT nOh--Dick Oldenburg, Junior-senior boy leader, Miss Van Vonderen, Business Lanager, Betty Nelson, 'bookkeeper, Elaine Cummings, bookkeeper, Mrs. Ghiilieri, Girl's sponsor Ronald Andrews, Junior-Senior boy lea er. 30 F? s ix .I '- ,, ' D ' M' D x'k' in 53? V ,, 6 QQ if 3 'M 52 P 'N' I- 37 V N S . f f p - .1:-, a ' Q1 , .ex , A Q . '14 I N 6, '- n 1 '4 ws 1' 1 L r I . at , 4' 'P U.. , -N. 1 l 1 L .x,.. ,- ,4- Y in 4. - my 1 , 4.145 .,' s - za 1 - 16-17. Teachers' Institute gave us a chance to have a paper drive to help our financial status. There was much banter as to who did the most work--the boys or the girls-- but all was forgotten when we received our reward. Ah! That check was just the right medicine for our treasury. Q 17. Attention! Defeated unbeaten Beloit Sophomore team 20-6. 21. Senior proofs arrive! The results were as good as can be expected, considering the subjects. Another highlight of the day was getting out of school to journey to Leloit to gee HHenry VN. Could this have improved our French?? 25. After ll years of obscurity, we showed Harlem what a championship football team looks like. With our strong defensive line and fast backfield, Harlem had no chance to score. Thus we made the largest score, rolling up thirty points for our sixth victory. Outstanding on defense were John Gessner and Jim Williams. 28. An assembly program was given by Captain Hook, who told of his experiences while living in Alaska for 35 years. Various things he showed us were: parkas, bear skins, and totem poles. Feeling a little chilly? ' Q- or-g ',,- . 50. To create Homecoming enthusiasm in Rockton,we made a banner which we put across Main Street. We ran into trouble with Coach's car, which Ed Sharp will gladlyconflrm. 31. WThis is station H.C.H.S., broadcasting fromHonone- gah High School of Rockton, Illinois.n This started ourbigf gest pep session of the year, with Mr. Miller and Mr. Hicks as masters of ceremonies. To enthuse our team, the faculty put on a very fine skit. Immediately following, a snake dance was held through the downtown district, which was dec- orated by the merchants. It wrs wonderful having their sup- port for this memorable homecoming, fought this year withpo- werful St. Thomas of Rockford. H.C.H.S. lead 6-O at the half. St. Thomas raced for a touchdown in the third quarter out with a quick touchdown from the Tommies 45 yard line in the fourth quarter, Jack Sharp carried our Warriors to fame. Howard Krupke, left tackle, played a fine game. .A record crowd turned out to cheer our undefeated Indians on to this 12-7 victory over the Tommies. During the dance, Betty Nelson was crowned the Fo- otball Queen of '48, by the Football Captain Ed Sharp. The members of the Queen's.court were Elaine Cummings, Virginia Olds, Jeanette McDonald, Nancy Gable, and Marilyn Newell. 55 Sophomore Bill Hopkins Dave Ellis-- John Gessner Ralph Wright Jim Williams Jack Sharp-- Dave Waugh-- ' High Scorers ---- Jack Sharp and Chuck Barker Captain --------- Ed Sharp Major Letter Winners --Senior --Senior --Senior -Senior --Senior --Senior Burge Pearson Wilbur Moist- Ed Sharp ----- Chuck Barker- Howard Krupke Clinton Finle Warren Gilmour--Senior Dick Fisher--Junior -Senior Minor Letter Winners John Bratt ---- ---Junior Stanton Boswell-- Lloyd Terry -------- Junior Ralph Krupke ----- Freshman Art Andrews ------ Freshman Duane Whisman ---- Freshman Charles Patch ---- Freshman Delbert Lamont--Sophomore Apt Winterland--Freshman Managers: Bob Barlow Jimmie Baumel A Squad Results Rodney Nelson Paul Matteson Bob Zinnecker Jules White-- Tom Bridge--- Roger Cannell Sept.l9---Mt. Morris---Here--27-7 Sept.26---Oregon ----- --There--27-6 Qct.4 ----- So. Be1oit--There- l5-7 Oct.lO ---- West Rockford-Here 21-12 Oct.l7 ---- Beloit Sophs.Here--20-6 Oct.25 ---- Harlem ---- --There- 50-0' Oct.5l- --St. Thomas---Here- 15-7 Nov.ll ---- Polo -------- There- -6-O B Squad Results Sept.l9-- Harlem-------Here- 12-O Oct.5 ----- So. Beloit--There--25-14 Oct.lO ---- West Rockford-Here 12-12 Oct.l7----Beloit Sophs.-Here-6-15 Oct.25--- Harlem ------- There-5-0 Oct-51 ---- St. Thomas ---- Here-7-7 '-Nov.6 ----- So. Beloit ---- Here-12-O IT'S BEEN A WONDERFUL SEASON! 54. ---Senior ---Senior ---Senior ---Junior ---Junior y--Senior Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore -Freshman ffovember 'If a V . I A f-F IL-fl w-4-,if 7T'w 4 'Q 1 it ,jr- 1 Elf ,.1. 1 mg' , ,.. .T ifl v f 9 n I . L A n .'.' W,- v A mf' fl qu ' fa-if 'RU ,sv -1 an .,., J , , , 'tif-r o ,.. . . va,- '., f 4.. w-1 SV .1 'pix -. . V ., gym-7 ' n pq AF -m-5.-ff-11-,-xl' ngfwu .X .I ---' L - Ly' nw' ' 1 1, 4 'I 1 H- 5 ..,.-wi 1 .- I . ' . A -.l.' .' , . .' X .1 ' I .qi ' 9' . ' J -. , V' , , , . , 4 ,s, , I ' A 1 A , . ., . . . g ,,. .. .. W . . Q, f .V I .9-. 1 Y I, . 1 .S 'Q ' I rv k ,LU l v . .1 ,. , C 1 Q 3' Y F' il ,. Q J .7, I . L . ' , - 5- A Q 1,'Jv.- ' i 'IW N .V . I. Y. 1' ', ' 1 'T ' , . X mx. . ' 1' , F.-' ,V e- - , 1 f.-ef' ,. 1 ' . ' Y, . . ' ' .- . ,fl ' V ' 1 . , I - M, f i ' .' f 'ai M . 1 ' n u I ' 14 f . ,.. 5 . - V ul. -,, W I ' 4 1 - w.f,,.. .. f ,X !g:,g3pw,Vg4 :r -., . J , E. - u 1 ' - 1 ' Q.. 1- A r,,., ', ,f , ' uf 5 -254 Q? J fs, nf 1 Vx ..,Ag,,1x NOVEMBER ll WE MADE IT!! By beating Polo 6-O, our Indians com- pleted an untied and unbeaten season to become one of eleven such schools in the state. The pass from Jack Sharp to Chuck Barker, who then ran 45 yards, clicked for the only score of the game. Jim Williams then 'saved the dayn by intercepting a pass on our own U18n yard line, preventing a Polo score. Dave Ellis, fullback, played the best game of his career. This team's record will be a goal for future H.C.H.S. teams. 15 Whether we know it or not, we all have five aims in life! belief in God, true friends, love, truth, happiness. Thus, Nelson Colby, an ex-convict who spent his life in work houses, prisons, and reform schools, opened his talk to the students and faculty. 14 Better watch out, boys!! Sadie Hawkins day dance. 18 The Juniors are now officially upper c1assmen after ordering their rings today. But we felt a little sad as we chose our cards and announcements. 21 It was wonderful! The Sophomores really showed us a bit of their school spirit tonight when they gave the Fresh- man class one of the best initiations in years. Paul Matte- son made a very fine master of ceremonies. 25 The championship football team was the product of hard work and expert guidance on the part of Coach Kelsey combined with the cooperation of the boys. He deserves plen- ty of credit for this Ccrackl team. The boys, also feeling this way, gave a party for him and presented him with a key case and billfold set. Tonight two lucky people went home from the F.F.A. Tur- key Raffle with turkeys under their arms. This was only one of the many activities sponsored by this ambitious group. To guide them through the year they chose the following of- ficers, Howard Krupke, President, Clinton Finley, Vice Pres- identg Stanton Phelps, Secretaryg and Jack Sharp, Treasurer. Dale Bainbridge was selected to report all the F.F.A. news, and Bill Hopkins is the watch-dog. 27 Lxtra! Hononegah vs Durand 45-51. The first game and victory of the season! Bill Hopkins, hero, scored 14 points! 50 St. Thomas came through with a victory on their own basketball court! 50-10. Revenge for our football victory. 57 Mr. Kelsey's Sophomores: Their class officers are,Shire ley Burton, President, Laverne Olson, Vice President, Betsy Laffin, Secretary, and Paul Matteson, Treasurer. ,, ROW 6. Jules White, Bob Zinnecker, Lawrence Richardson, Richard Crouch, Ernest Matthews, Tom Bridge, John Bates, Dale Bennett, Rodney Nelson, Bob Magnuson. ROW 5. Leatrice Heinz, Marilyn Ragland, Barb Frisk, Nancy Gable, Lillian Truitt, Donna Rindy, Clarice DuChaine, Mary Alice Nicholls, Catherine Plank. ROW 4. Russ Ellis, Robert Bauling, Richard Johnson, Theo- dore Seaworth, Delbert Lamont, Clarence McCul1ough,Stanton Boswell, Dale Bainbridge, Jimmie Pozzani. ROW 5. Elsa Plank, Marilyn Swanson, Dorothy Bauling, Pat Holroyd, Lois Hawkins, Ida May Gilmour, Shirley McDonald, Rita Baker, Alice Black. ROW 2. Eunice Sill, Alice Burton, Joan Carlson, June Betts, Mary Gray, Donna Kamholz, Audrey Belshaw, Florence Miller, Norma Gleasman. ROW l. ,Mr. Kelsey, Gladys Dahlberg, Glenna Hunter, LaVerne Olson, Shirley Burton, Paul Matteson, Betsy Laffin, Velma Shilts, Bessie Barber. These hard working boys are members of the F.F.A. They have as their director, Mr. l.M.Huggins. ROW 6. 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We are proud of our members who are: Bill Hopkins and Jack Sharp for athletics, Burge Pearson for good citizen- ship, Jim Williams for scholarship, Norma Conklin and Lyn Bigelow for G. A. A. achievement. 19 Our alumni played a 'successful game here tonight with a score of 51-50. Our Christmas party was a wonderful success. Fbr the program the Freshmen presented a medley of Christmas songs, the Sophs gave a good play, but the Juniors stole the show with different acts by members of the class. An encore was given by Martha Smith and Ed Manley. We found aseriou view- point for a change,and gave a play on racism. Santa Claus soon made his appearance, falthough Ed Sharp had a little trouble and found two Senior girls rather heavyl. The over- all organization of this program was left to the G.A.A. We then left for two weeks' vacation after wishing everyone a Merry Christmas. 25 Merry Christmas! 26-51 Still having a wonderful vacation! 45 IT'S BEEN A GREAT SEASON!n, SAYS COACH. ' It was a great honor and pleasure to work with the fine group of boys that represented Hononegah on the football field this season. I have never seen a group of boys work together as well as our team did this year. Outweighed in every game, often by as much as 25 pounds per man, the team made up in speed and fight what they lacked in size. In ten years of coaching, I have never seen boys tackle harder than we did this year. Our prospects in basketball are at a low ebb, with only one experienced varsity man back from last year. On paper we do not stand to win many gamesg but if the boys pitch in like they did in football, we may surprise some of our oppo- nents. I would certainly like to beat Harlem in basketball once.. 7 J ,KX4 Coach Kels A BASKET! A BASKET! A BASKET, BOYS! 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S. 9 Hononezah-42, our rivals, South Beloit-55, bowed to us tonight ln our second straight victory. Oh, my aching feet!! We sponsored a Sock-Hop!! 10 Another victory!! This time Durand, 55-25. 12 uSlt! szaylf Nice dog.u Fred Spooner, in an 88- sembly program this afternoon, demonstrated how everyone can train his dog. 14 Despite frigid temperatures, the G. A. A.'g1rls went swimmlnz tonight. on't get worried, they didn t Join the Polar Club, it was at the NYU. 16 Determined to surpass our record of past years, we met Harlem on our own floor and defeated them 47-45- F. H. A. Tomahawk Jump afterwards. 18 The mazazine aroup journeyed by train to the Ice Follies at the Chicago Stadium. There were several minor difficulties such as Coach's cigar, the train belHB.1at9: Mrs. Ghigller1's frozen ears, and Lyn's hose trouble- 2l-23 Doom was delivered by the teachers ln the f0Pm of semester exams this week. Numerous cokes have been con- sumed by exam shattered students. we trust everyone fe' covered. 26 Bidding ran high in our home room when we tried t0 boost our financial status by auctioning off Sunshine Note Cards. 49 These energetic students, with their vivacious cheer- 1eaders,put on our best pep sessions. Row 5. Glenna Hunter, Marilyn Long, Marilyn Ragland, Doris Dickerson, Gerald Moist, Nancy Gable, Barbara Frisk, Martha Smith, Virginia Olds. Row 2. Dorothy Goldy, Betty Larson, Virginia Bainbridge, Dale Bainbridge, Louise Kissack, Lois Herramann, Dorothy Carter, Joyce Grant. Row 1. Mrs. Ghiglieri, June Betts, Betty Nelson, Betty Pet- erson, Lois Crockett, Ronald Andrews, Doris McLean, Elaine Cummings. Q Cheerleaders. Jewel Kemp, Pat Holroyd, Jeanette McDonald, Marilyn Newell, Dorothy Dixon, Norma Gleasman. 9 Every Friday these industrious staff members reproduce the highlights of the week in our Indian. Standing. 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N5 fp mpgs Q LIES? l,j,, 119 1' ' - Kobe qc ,Q-7' Il A 52 'golf ifalfb Kel H K ,,f fd' m mmwmm'W an '+ 312' x 5 , WA. r 1 6 The. Indian FEBRUARY 2 Mr. Keith Nelson, who will teach some of the math classes, started work this morning as the tenth member ofour faculty. We hope he 5 Never a dull were taken for the chemistry class made will enjoy himself here at H. cg H. S. moment at Hononegah. Group pictures Rack. Just to add to the confusion, H2SHiRotten eggs to everyone elselg Staff was busy puttinQ the finishing touches on their first publication here at school. Credit goes to Editor, harilyn Lon, and her co-operative stafffor this issue. Avenging our previous defeat, we out-scored St. Thomas 44-37 here this evening, after which everyone had fun at the Freshmen Valentine Swinb. 9 Commencement programs were selected today! Did we say commencement!!! 12 Vacation!!! Happy Birthday, Abe Lincoln! Tonite was the G. A. A. lnitiation and hayride. Just ask Lyn Bigelow and Peg Foster what happened when they tried to show off their athbetici ability. -15 Another vacation!! Teachers went to school instead of us. Exciting overtime game at South Beloit!!! We won by a score of 59-37. hhew!!! The Juniors, after conserving their strength duringvae cation, held a successful paper drive. 14 Adorning the gym were large lacy' hearts and other decorations in readiness for our 'Valentine Dance. Everyone took his valentine and had a wonderful tlme. 16 Kindness is our motto around here. Just ask any member of the 7th hour gym class about, HB6 kind to Glenna vkieek o H 55 20 The Indians invaded Harlem High at Harlem and losta lard fight, 54-52. 21 We all turned out to cheer our warriors in our last moms game of the season, but the boys,being unable to outs score ut. korris, were defeated 50-25. This was a disap- vointment to all, especially the eight Senior boys playing their last game, but they were cheered somewhat at the Nash- Lngton whirl, sponsored by the Sophomores. 25 HAre you on the beam?U Mr. Glen Morris, in anassema zly, showed us how to pilot planes in stormy and cloudy feather. 24 With lots of enthusiasm following our last pep ses- sion, we boarded a bus Einnebago in the first 5 Llthough the team fought zapacity, Kononeyah lost MAJOR LETTER Lill Hopkins hilbur Moist Jack Sharp Glen Gable Ray Stultz David Ellis Charles Barker John Gessner Jim WilliamS Captain and most valuable player, Bill Hopkins 'JJINNERS bound to Monroe Center where we met ame of the district tournament. valiantly and we all cheered to our to Uinnebago 50-25. MINOR LLTTER WINNEHQ Bob Zinnecker Jules White Gene Funk Paul Latteson Art Winterland Charles Bloomingdale Russel Ellis Howard hrupke Stanton Phelps Captain and most valuable player, Bob Liqpecker. 56 November 26 November 28 December 9 December 12 December 19 January 6 January 9 January 10 January 16 January 24 January 27 January 29 February 6 February 9 February 15 February 20 February 21 February 24 Won 8 H Junior Var November 26 28 November December 9 December 12 December 15 January , 6 January 9 January 10 January 16 January 24 January 27 February 6 February 9 February 15 February 20 February 21 Won 7 r Sophomores 'SY BASKETBALL SUMLARY A Team Basketball Durand St. Thomas Polo Rockford E.r Alumni Dakota South Beloit Durand Harlem Mt. morris Dakota Rockford E.r St. Thomas Polo South Eeloitamu Harlem Winnebagoiw Here There Here Here Here Here Here There Here There There There Here There There There Here at Monroe Center WE 45 10 29 55 29 40 42 55 47 45 55 29 44 41 59 52 20 25 Totals 656 Lost 10 we Tournament ala Overtime B Team Basketball Durand Here 22 St. Thomas There 19 Polo Here 54 Rockford L.i Here 28 Belvidere Soph. There 17 Dakota Here 54 South Beloit Here 58 Durand++ There 55 Harlem Here 19 ht. Lorris There 22 Dakota There 55 St. Thomas Here 27 Polo , There 55 South Beloit There 28 Harlem There 50 Mt. Morris Here 51 Total 450 Lost if Gvertime 57 THEY 51 50 50 54 52 55 55 25 45 60 48 54 57 44 57 54 55 EO 716 59 24 26 65 55 55 25 .52 48 55 17 41 51 26 42 21 559 iOne of the highlights of the G.A.A. year was the ini- tiation, held this month and assisted by the officers which include: Lyn Bigelow-President, Peg Foster-V. Pres., Shir- ley Burton-Secretary, and Barb Frisk-Treasurer. SIXTH ROW--Marilyn Ragland, Dorothy Warner, Dorothy Dixon, Carolyn Wright, Nancy Barber, Beverly Berens, Martha Smith, Nancy Gable, Leatrice Heinz, Jane Warren, Betsy Laffiri, Shirley KoDonald. FIFTH ROW--Frances McMaster, Rita Baker, Lois Herramann,iban Hunter, Marilyn Newell, Pat Holroyd, Mary Alice Nicholls, Doris Dickerson, Dorothy Carter, Dorothy Goldy, Dorothy Bauling, Louise Kissack. A FOURTH ROW--Norma Conklin, Dorice Hedman, Audrey Paris, Mary Jo Bailey, Carol Roth, Pat Larson, Ida May Gilmour, Janet Sander, Marilou Eick, Alice Tuttle, Elizabeth McDonald Marilyn Long. ' THIRD RCW--Jenell Bunn, Anita Belle Brown, Barbara Flora, Alice Burton, Audrey Belshaw, Joan Carlson, Marilyn Swan- son, Donna Kamholz, Elsa Plank, Norma Gleasman, Phyllis Burtis, Darlene Granberg. SECOND ROW--Betty Adwell, Helen Pursel, Pat Wright, Glenna Hunter, Helen Higgins, Virginia Bainbridge, Joyce Long, Bessie Barber, Velma Shilts, Kathryn Mineff, Mary Simonds, Sally Silbaugh. FIRST ROW--Joan Hook, Lois Wood, Dolores Bunn, Peggy Fbster, Shirley Burton, Lyn Bigelow, Barbara Frisk, Annette Hook, Arlene Wells, Mrs. Wilcox. ' SNAPS 3 I l. One-two-three, relax! 2. Got that fellas? 5. First day of school. 4. uTake a letter, Phyl.n 5. She's a good cook, too! 6. Rear-view ---- 7. Fight team fight!! 8., Drug store cowboy. 58 9' 1 1 I. 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These candidates were selected on the basis of service, leadership, character and scholar- ship. Among all her other duties, such as taking care of the library and teaching English, Mrs. Northrop also is the sponsor of this organization. ll Mr. Hubble is here today and everyone is practisingfbr the solo contest which will be held on April 5 at Crystal Lake. Entries for the district contest are as follows: John Gessner, violing Dorothy Warner and Barbara Flora, clarinet: Betty Lou Larson, tenor sax: Lois Crockett and Dorothy Bauling, cornets: Howard Krupke and Howard Harshbarger, bass horns, Beverly Berens and Barbara Flora, piano: and Marilyn Newell, snare drum. l2.Y6n should have seen George MbNamara in Chemistry 'lab today. It seems the directions for the experiment were: WPlace your hand over mouth and shake well.N George immedi- ately clapped his hand over his mouth and began shaking the bottle vigorously. The rest of the class nearly went into hysterics. I leave you to draw your own conclusions. 15 Mr. Miller is handing out cigars today because over the weekend there was an addition to his family. A cute little girl named Jelinda Rae. N 17 Seniors vs. Juniors in intramural basketball-40-5Oin favor of the Seniors. 19 The Junior play, a one act comedy, was a big success tonight. UThe Perfect Gentlemanu cast consisted of Jeanette McDonald as Margaret Ames, Dolores Bunn as M s. Ames,Beverly Berens as Alicia Ames, Ronald Andrews as Robert Ames, and Stanton Phelps as Mr. Crawford. 24Yea Seniors!! We won the intramural basketball .champi- onship today by defeating the Sophomores 15-lO. 63 The Juniors presented a swell play this month and are planning a wonderful send-off for us at the Jr.-Sr. Banquet. ROW 5 Gene Golander, 4Stanton Phelps, Dick Swenson, Ed Man- ley, Lloyd Terry, Wayne Marston, Charles Barker, Charles Bloomingdale. A A .- ROW 4 Jane Warren, Dorothy Dixon, Barbara Rindy, Martha Smith, Beverly Berens, Alice Tuttle, Jeannette McDonald. ROW 3 Janet Sander, Frances McMaster, Dorothy Warner, Dick Fisher, Ronald Andrews, Esther Jaschek, Betty Larson,Qmh othy Carter. ., A ROW 2 Lois Wood, Joan Hook, Betty Bissell, Anita Brown, Marilou Eick, Dorice Hedman, Carolyn Dahlgren, Lois Croc- kett, Helen Pursel. ,- ROW l Mrs. Ghiglieri-Sponsor, Dolores Bunn-V. Pres., Peggy Foster-Pres., Carolyn Wright-Sec., Howard Krupke-Treas. nl l. Are we winning? 2. Could.thi5 be Ed Manley? 5. How times have changed! 4. Caught in the act! 5. Done your good deed for the day? 6. Why so sad? 7. Oh, that brat, John! 8. Pop! 9. Oh, what a smile! 10. Peek-a-boo! ll. Camera shy? 12. Dorothy Lamour! 13. Working? 14. What are you waiting for, Pat? 15. Inseparable. 16. The latest fashion. 17. Come on and smile, Art. 64 4 99, ,ar QQ I 1 My - ,. - gf- '! 25: 7 I . w O. yi! 'S 1-L .3- F.-fu ,T ,Z .Q ,. 171 ,54 :I5Af.JFi iv-lx' .Lk-:F .. 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The cast includes: Lyn Bigelow as Frieda, Ed Sharp, Herbert Gage, Jewel Kemp, Sarah Gage, Betty Nelson, Marge Gage, Mary Jo Bailey, Paula Gage, Joyce Grant, Barbara Gage, Jack Allen, George Husted, Jim Williams, Jonathon Rockwood, Elakm Cummings, Mathilda Rockwood, Burge Pearson, Mr. Loomis,Ray Stultz, Uncle Walter, Tom Hadie, Matt Rockwood, Glen Gable, Carson, and Wilbur Moist, Constable. Sounds like fun. 5 All the musically talented of H.C.H.S. entered into an all day solo contest at Crystal Lake, Illinois! They competed with some 700 students from about 30 schools. Un- der the assistance and guidance of Mr. Roy Hubble, the con- testants made a fine showing. H.C.H.S. placed six sec- onds, three thirds, and one fourth, .in their clagg groups, 5 Mr. Kelsey has chosen the tenative baseball team for the season. They are: Ed Sharp, catcher, Charles Wright, pitcher, Wilbur Moist, first base, Paul Matteson, second base, Bill Hopkins, third base, Durga Pearson, left field, Dave Ellis, Center field, and Clinton Finley, right field.W 6 lst baseball game of the season!! We defeated Aquin, of Frccport,3 C. After struggling through Sr. play'practice, we sampled some peanut candy, made by our expert cook, Glen Gable and his tssiaiant, Jack Allen. It was good, too. 9 Our track team out-scored Harlem,45-70. 15 Blayed St. Thomas in baseball, Lost--2-O. 29 We're really warmed up new and all set to defeat Durand this afternoon. Cfmon team! Letfs have a home run! 25 Mrs. Northrop and her busy staff of librarians, Shirley Burton, Martha Smith, Jeanette McDonald, Dick Fisher Ronald Andrews, George McNamara, Gene Bolander, Lois Wood, Dick Oldenberg, Owen Roth, and Lyn Bigelow. 27 We were showr a good game of baseball at Aquin,todam 50 Rockford East Relays today, and of course H.C.H-S. was there! W Howard Harshbarger, shortstop, should have been included in the baseball line-up of April 5. 69 Our music makers, under the direction of Mr. RoyHubbel STANDING: Mr. Hubbell, Stanton Boswell, Dick Oldenburg, Marilyn Newell. ROW 1 Betsy Laffin, Lois Wood, Jack Sharp, Betty Larson, Elizabeth McDonald, Howard Krupke, Howard Harshbarger, John Gessner, Bessie Barber, Dorothy Bauling, Nancy Bar- ber. ROW 2 Barbara Flora, Dorothy Warner, Dorothy Goldy,Char1es Patch, Jimmie Baumel, Lois Crockett, Louise Kissack, Ralph Wright. F.H.A.--Here are our Home Economics experts, busy plans ning the,year's activities under the supervision of Dorothy Dixon, President, Vary Alice Nicholls,Vice President, Shire ley McDonald, Secretary, and Betsy Baffin, Treasurer. Mba Parker, sponsor of this organization, is also busy with her Home Economics and Cafeteria classes. ROW 5 Frances McMaster, Marilyn Ragland, Ida May Gilmour Donna Rindy, Barbara Rindy, Marilyn Newell, Pat Holroyd, Louise Kissack, Pat Larson. ROW 4 Phyllis Burtis, June Betts, Marilyn Swanson, Clarice DuChaine, Leatrice Heinz, Janet Sander, Marilcu Eiick, Elizabeth McDonald, Audrey Paris. ROW 5 Elsa Plank, Donna Kamholz, Dorothy Bauling, Anita Brown, Darlene Granberg, Jenell Bunn, Catherine Plank, Eunice Sill, Audrey Belshaw. ROW 2 Sally Sillbough, Helen Higgins, Gladys Dahlberg,NmM ma Gleasman, Alice Burton, Barbara Flora. Glenna Puntsq Norma Hiatt, Barbara Hayter, Lois Wood. ROW 1 Miss Parker, Mary Nicholls, Dorothy Dixon, Shirl? McDonald, Betsy Laffin. 70 ,R A V . VI E ' i ,, Q. - V ff P ' 4' . .. Q . I K U' V W ls It I' ' X , , Mff 1- Q - If 'Q' 3:v - gg , f 15 f 1 -Q ,J ? -, ' N ' ,- ' Q -1 If ,W Y .iff ' ,1 lv, V lv 1 I NX 6 ' ' - .4 .j .... , A . N ,fx .J Wig. Q X H Ak 0 , A i x lf by ' , 4' ' .. 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Other members include Ed Manley, Bill Hopkins, Roy Swanson, Louis Gable, Clinton Finley, Jack Allen, David Ellis, Dick Fisher, Ralph Wright, Wilbur Moist, Burge Pear- son, Ed Sharp, Howard Krupke, Jim Williams, Dave Waugh, War- ren Gilmour. 20 Soon you'll get your Mack and probably took so much time, effort, and energy, but all staff will never forget the work and good times working on it. Behind us was our advisor, Miss wonder why it of us on the we had while Van Vonderen, who urged us on, helped us,and encouraged us,throughout the year. 25 The first of a series of Senior events was Bacca- laureate this evening at the Roscoe Community Church. 27 nHeap Big Indian Pow-wown at the Beloit Country Club this evening. The Juniors are given much credit for this fine banquet. 27-28 Dreadful days for the Seniors! Exams!! 30 We started to Chicago on our well-earned vacation early this morning. Later we boarded a boat for a 24-hour trip to Muskegan. 75 ,Saving the best until last, we present the staff ofthis publication, a group of so-oallelwhiz bangs who have worked industriously throughout the year to produce a record of the class of 048' at H.C.H.S. THIRD ROW--Ray Hardy, Dick Oldenburg. SECOND ROW--Miss Van Vonderen, Betty Nelson, E1aineCummingS, Norma Conklin, Carol Roth, LeRoy Gleasman, Pat Wright, Dave Ellis. FIRST ROW-dJim.Wil1iams, Lyn Bigelow, Mary Jo Bailey, Pat Nelson, Joyce Grant, Doris Dickerson, John Gessner. LOOK WHAT MAY BROUGHT!! 1. Another home run. 2. Our Photographer. 5. Can't you smile? 4. Manual labor? 5. HUncle Bing.U 6. He's UOn the Beam.H 7. Jump! . S. Eating again! 9. Are we in this mess?! 10. Keeping in practice. ll. Royal Court for our Junior Prom. 12. Freshies. 15. Duck! . 14. Aren't those wonderful decorations! 15. Extrovert! 76 L I . s 4--.-1, . 4 If l lg, ' ' E' :t 1 'SJ . ij X., , x 115, rr 'ei'-gn, I 'Zz :1-vw. 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JUNE 1 uAlways on the go and never sleepingn, is our motto as we are still on our Senior trip and having a wonderful time. After seeing a stage show we will journey on towards home by bus late tonight. 2 It's Good to be home again! We are now busy re- covering from the trip and gettin, ready for graduation. 3 The Conservation Club is now uclosing it's booksn. A newly organized club this year, the .Conservation Club is led by' Pres. LeRoy Gleasman, Secy-Trees., Dale Bainbridge. Publicity is handled by Charles Wright. The purpose is to promote conservation in any way possible and the activities are centered around it. The sponsor of this group is Mr. Miller,who joined our faculty this year to teach economics and history. ' 4 The long awaited night is here--Commencement! We were together as a class for the last time and everyone was just a little sad remembering Nthe good old days at HCHSW. 7 Collecting our report cards and other odds and ends at H.C.H.S., we officially ended our high school days. As we all left our Halma materu, every one looked slightly tearful as the nClass of 48N said good-by to Hononegah. 8 A little lonesome for H.C.H.S., we visited the vacated school only to find Phylis completing the Sr. re- cords and the many tasks which must be finished by the end of school. SO LONG H.C.H.S.!!!! QSM -M vw ..... is T is W my yi' if Q I gt: HS L m3i,SN:fQ1: ,. ' .,.,.,.,. 1 ,M '-1 ,I U - - X? X O -:' '- ' I '-w:5:5'::':B155i9CffS:-.1:.:4-.. 1- wg., T. .M l . L 'Z' , a i l s f 5 I f 81 PICTUHETTES Where are you going, LeRoy? Kit, with the uNew Lookn. Dorothy is being kind to animals. Trying to steer that thing, Pat? Our class president, Ed, ready for a ride. What a pretty parasol, Elaine! Don't run away, Jack! Two little tow-headed boys, Glen and Louie Gosh, Tom, you look coy! Betty was her mother's pride and joy. This is Jeanne, believe it or notii Doesn't Mr. Hicks have a lovely dress? has it quite a struggle, Roy? Did you win it, Dorrie? Ray hasn't changed a bit. Done your good deed, Marilyn? How our Mack editor, Betty, used to be. Dave W. in his pre-high school days. Burge, grade school whiz kid. Even then Lyn had her mouth open! Ready for a party, Pat? Farmer boy. Doris,playing dress-up. What cute pigtails Norma had. Ginny as she was in grade school. Could this be a Senior? Shirland's uBelle of the Balln, Carol. Ray and his wee little tricycle. Our football star, Jack, at 2 years. Ralph, just standing, as usual! Could Chuck be that angelic? Joyce! How you've changed! Wilbur certainly resembles Little Abner. Little Miss Muffet. CMary Joh Jim's in this picture someplace. Isn't Owen a sweet little thing? You must have been a beautiful baby, Jewel Shy,little Davel? 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One balmy May day, we began to reminisce about our four years here at Hononegah. We remembered that four years ago, back in '44, we invaded Hononegah in great number, 86 to be exact. We were soon in the swing of things, aided by the Sophs, who initiated us on November 16, 1944. To guide us further, we selected Dave Ellis, President: Reuben Clark, Vice president, and Charles Wright, Secretary-Treasurer.Un- der Don Hicks' sponsorship, we did ourselves proud. Coming back in '45, we chose Ray Stultz, President 3 Bill Hopkins, Vice Presidentg and Pete Gardner, Secretary- Treasurer. Mr. Hicks was still helping to hold us to the straight and narrow. Of course, we thoroughly enjoyed the job of putting the nGreeniesn in their place. We just couldn't seem to stay away, so in the fall of '46, we chose Jack Sharp, Presidentg Betty Nelson, Vice President, and Doris McLean, Secretary-Treasurer. This year we really outdid ourselves as far as activities were con- cerned. We covered the gym with tulips and windmills to make a wonderful evening of dancing at our Junior Prom. Of course, we can't forget the grand Jr.-Sr. Banquet at the Wagon Whee1.And remember nLife with Willien! At last we 4lstood gazing at the top rung of our school careers. Determined to make this year unforgettable, we elected Ed Sharp, President, Betty Nelson, Vice President, and Ray Stultz, Secretary-Treasurer. We found this year to be busy,but full of fun with excitement, too, Though we're glad to have reached the top, graduation, we're sorry to have to give up our place to the incoming Seniors and say nGood-bye, Hononegahnl ' 85 June 4, .1958 Dear Diary: Startled into consciousness this morning by oneof those wake-up radio programs, I heard Crooner Jim Williams accom- panied by the famous name band, nRalph Wright's Screwballsu, with Dave Ellis, announcer and commedian, filling in. Bounc- ing into the shower, I was somewhat dismayed at the three whole drips of water which gushed forth. Still half asleep, I stumbled to the phone and tried vainly to get some service from the operator, Jeanne Lane. After qettigg in touch with Pearson's Perfection Piping, I was promise. prompt plumbing service. After breakfast, I was carried down to the street level by Jeanette Rayment's Elevator Service. First on my list of duties for the day was to mail my correspondence of uTen Easy Lessons on How to Run the Governmentn, to Congressman llen. Next was to make an appointment for some other time with Doc Hardy, Dentist. As he was busy, his nurse, Norma Conklin, recorded the date of my appointment. To complete final arrangements for a fishing trip, I went to H. C. H. S. for a conference with uDocN Oldenburg. Passing by the athletic field, I saw Coach Jack Sharp work- ing with his boys on the baseball diamond. Raymond Stultz, nProfn of Math, was acting as umpire of the game. As I walked in the office, I was cheerfully greeted by Doris Mc- Lean, the office secretary. During the course of our busi- ness discussion, HDocn informed me that Tom Hadie had died from, overwork on his book, uLife Beneath the Tombstone? Wishing to pay final respects, I hurried over to Gleasman's funeral parlor, where I was graciously received by the Rev. Owen Roth. . After departing from the establishment, I decided to replenish my supply of energy at Kemp's Kooking Kettle. While I was eating my modest lunch, whom should I see at the next table but the noted architect, Glen Gable, who had been in Alaska selling pre-fab houses to the Eskimos. He, I pre- sume, was visiting his brother Louis, who was acting as the chief cook and bottle washer of the establishment. I en- joyed very much the floor show, starring Betty Peterson, the noted torch singer. 86 driving instructor for Just as I was leaving the restaurant, I was startled by a loud crash. On investigating, I discovered that thechief teen-agers, Roy Swanson, had rammed into a stop sign. By Patrolman Wilbur Moist his report and issuing traffic court. In the the time I had arrived on the scene, was recording the necessary data for a summons to appear in Judge Waugh's meantime, John Gessner, newspaper re- porter and photographer, was busy phoning in details ofthe accident to harilyn long, editor of the HSand Irairie Sun.u When the excitement and confusion had subsided,I no- ticed among the Spectators, Electrical Engineer, Ld Sharp, who outlined to me his project for indirect lighting of Macktown Lall Dark, the home field of the famous pitcher, Chuck Uright. As it was drawing near to the time of a fashion show, which I had planned to attend, I hopped into a nearby cab and was somewhat astonished to find Clinton Finley as my chauffeur. After giving him directions, I settled back to enjoy my ride. Suddenly realizing that another of myerrands was to obtain an airplane reservation, I stopped at the airport- to attend to the matter. After getting a ticket from the agent, Dorothy Goldy, I turned to leave and bumped into the airline hostess,Virgin1a Olds. haking hurried apologies, I rushed back to'my waiting cab and proceeded to the fashion show. I was received very graciously by Joyce Grant and was ushered into the presence of Pat Mripht, fashion it was my misfortune to tune in designer, and Pat Nelson,hairdresser, who were also attendin, the style and originality of the ELPSOI1. On my way home from the Betty Nelson's Super Service ihile preparing supper, show. I was impressed bv the costume modeled by Doris Dick- fashion show, I stopped in .at Food hart, for some groceries. on Llaine Cummings' show, UThe Supper Time FrolicU,sponsored by Carol Roth's Rabbit Raising nanch. Slightly unnerved, I started what I thought to be a nice quiet book, nkround the Zorld on Twenty-nine Centsu. I had not noticed the authors, who were the Misses Bigelow and Bailey, but decidedit was not the quiet book it had seemed to be. Now completely un- nerved, I raced over to Dill Hopkins, psychiatrist, who as- sured me that I was quite sane. Kanji 5 ' 87 ,, ' CLASS WILL p We, the Senior Class of Hononegah Community High SehooL the year 1948, do will and bequeath the follbwingg ., aw. JacQ'Ki1en,1my p1ngfp0ng,padq1 3 to the gipfsgi' ' Mary.Jb Bailey, my 5f5n heighia to Dolores Bunn, Lyn Bigelow, my passionate lavenders to Peg'Ebster, ' Norma Conklin, my chemistry grades to Carolyn Wright. Elaine Cummings, my long skirts to all short-skirt wear- ers. , ,. -f. ff Doris Dickerson, my horrible middle name to anyone who has the strenghth to use it. '- 2 P David Ellis, my ability to draw to Mr. Miller. Clinton Finley, my short hair to Delbert Lamont. . Glen Gable, my high-jumping ability to Tom Bridge. Louis Gable, my gum wrappers to Virginia Bainbridge. John Gessner, the expenses of the Senior trip to Dick Fisher. LeRoy Gleaaman, my ability to get along with Harlem to the underclassmen boys. Dorothy Goldy, my association with Durand to Carolynlbahle gren. ' Joyce Grant, my Irish temper to Betty Lou Larson. Tom Hadie, my charm with women to Gerald Moist. Ray Hardy, my car to Ed Manley. Bill Hopkins, my basketball ability to Gerald Moist. Jewel Kemp, my cheer-leading job to Glenna Hunter. Jeanne Lane, my hair to Dorice Hedman. Marilyn Long, my job of trying to get the Ulndiann to come out right to Howard Krupke. Doris McLean, my ability to get along with underclassmen to next year's Seniors. Wilbur Moist, my studious ways to my brother. Betty Nelson, my freckles to Shirley McDonald. Pat Nelson, my red hair to Alice Black. Dick Oldenburg, my drum sticks to Marilyn Newell. Virginia Olds, my speedy typing ability to anyone who can use it. A Burge Pearson, my math ability to Glenna Hunter. Betty Peterson, my ability to tell tall stories to Glenna Hunter. 88 V Y 5 Jeanette Rayment, my attraction for nSquirtW to anyone who can take it away. . Carol Roth, my quiet manner to Carolyn Wright. Owen Roth, my sleeping pills to Mr. Miller. ' Ed Sharp, my expert penmanship and spelling ability to Mrs. Ghiglierl. Jack Sharp, my English book to Mrs. Ghiglieri. Ray Stultz, my nickname to anyone who deserves it. Roy Swanson, nothing. I'm taking it all with me. David Waugh, all future dates with girls to Mary Simonds. James Williams, my brains to Ed Manley. Charles Wright, my Wilkie button to Russ Ellis. Patty Wright, my height to Dolores Bunn. Ralph Wright, my curly hair to George McNamara. I 05- J 'QAJSENIQR Rom. CALL p and f 'f 'V c9 '9,0'Q-Qfw V ' f if W 539' JM U'aM'd UW' fnff I 10201 M vi' 'WW egg? W 55, N9' Q9 Wifi: lf ww , El' if CW ' by C 34 a 293 tim Y fb ef . lf.f yQ I J xd ' N '. S N, l QU L, ' lab, X 7 . 'inf ZS all eff NW ' vi on 'M .ff 2 N JC , lisa l fa we fl ,wawilx A so a it me me a ' t ' V Af V no 'ff d 4 XJ 1 IEIQBIJR TIESE PEOPLE? They put on our assembly programs. fm, ff- 5?Wg,4f9M Mjwl ff? Q-ww ,gf J f , BQ- X7 , J Q df4fLW.Qz,7,, M fu-J? Npluftfl 42144-m.J,! A .J 3 ' A S 1' Coz-fjlfqrulafiozax SCUEUFIS J halve J have niclefl inxomexmall way in our una-I Fijcflzer Hur jan.:-Pjceg lm make uP' caxicr For you I'ojl1Je..r1ua:,rlzfj an Phroujlz Izfe, ,Bu-I' of lucllanzfsuce ess. yu! Uapm. Sfucfio of Dance 52.41 Sfatc Sfrccf , Bffmt Wisconsin .P3.J'fo,pc Payee The rexroif-you ncxtyear, J-Ng 71 I. 1 N. L I ne W L. . rw. 4-i'.:!s.'.a ' ., .- 4 'L ., if 1.1 . '55 XII- V ?l , .35 fi lv . 5, f ,I Aff' 5 3: -5- Y f 2 4 gl, M: . E I -1, i. ' 1. 1 'LL if ,L Q ' v. Wm ., 21,31 V V. -- 1-. . w,.gw.A --',r ,. g-fit ' .X .E , 3,1 .fx Z T' NLG f . ,' 'Y w -v wr' ' f s My n 'Q 'I . ' H: E6 'fi' - i,.. . fl- , 1 'Q . , Y , N: 'ii ' . XL ,.' -tg .,-, .. 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Loolsey Q Blakely Wright B Wagner Dairy Co. Warner Electric Brake Co. Risconsin Knife 'orks .'f' L. B. Yagla Van Wart Agency Murklands r , . 'Q ft' ififilffifr' ' f ra K - ,Q M l 1 Nj Xe.J J Jfu-X .QPJQ x'JCii5x,,-f',LyfQ,,j T if-' QQ, X l!, ,127 , 4 it ' , X., V ,, ,,....-, , . . M-.. W, -. , .,.....f' CQDNGRATULATIQNS TQ CLASS OF 1948 FROM BlLL HAMLIN To you, the students of the graduating class of 1948, we wish to express our sincere wishes for your future success in all fields of educa- tion and business. The Hamlin Jewelry Store, merchants of 'fine jewelry since 1865, is pleased to offer our clien- tele a wide selection of gifts for graduation and other special occasions. WM V A V H A ML iN BELOW, wascomsm X ff -xxx if we f'!V,l! X' H' 'gl I c 'T' 'WST 'VMSX A M8 If 5' ....i.. J.. 1. J-11.4 -' 1 5 ' 4 I ' tcm QQ 'jx' X O 9 9 'S hu - 6'A I I' oulzs 1948 L A Of' LHDKJJ , QQ, , a 'se-f' - c V Q, f lg...4-f-' Ve slncerelv believe that you will go out into this world of ours and make your parents end friends Troud of what You do. l You have been educated in many fields of vor: and we know that you will pick the one that best svits you. To be of service to you is, and. will remain, our aim in brsiness. Mile Tonafede THLMAIN RQQQQTCQN DRUG SUNDRIES THE Mmm BEAUTY mop .M ,. ,5.g:f:-- -1.1 . ffl? f ' 'PF 'E5:Q-iii?'Wi iii! 11.55222'?'??i'5rf??i?f?7 'Ei5fi?35I A WE CARTER TQ PARTIES IN OUR'PRlVATE DINING ROQM STEAKS SEAFOOD JUNCT. 75612 'PHCJNE 36 RQCKTCN, QLLINCJWS MATTE SCN CL CTHI NG THE STORE FOR THE LAD E HIS DAD VVIL BURIS BA R BE R SHOP Wockton, Ill' 's C G Ll I TO TPL CLADL OF 1948 DR. J. C. ELLIS WIA U!-XM F ZINNECKER RGBER TS ' . TLAAC0 QgAVICL RJCZTOH GARAGE ROCLTON, ILLINOIS Q ORG- h. KOLQHTS LBSTLR L. ROBERTS COHPLILENTS OF HQPKINS LUMBERWEUEL COLPLIILHTS OF THE VV!-ff TE STAR COLPLIMENTS OF THE D-X SERVICE T MR. LOWE ' ' ' Przorm 250 RoQcz,1'o1g, ILLINOIQ, TEED'S S TAND!-X RD SERVICE ATLAS TIRLS, BATTLRIL5 PHONE 123-22 ROSCOE, ILLINOIS JACK!-XLONES RCDYAE BLUE PIDHL ROCLTON 150-15 RQSCOL, ILLINOIS ...-Q..-..s.. -Q----.i., ,,,. ,-: -- , , --f A W -- W -Y Y: V V Wi- '-- --- V --I ROSCOE MQTORS AUTO kAHT5 1 ACCEQSOAIES MBLJIXG JF ALL BINDJ PHUNL ADCLTON 125331 RJSCOL, ILLINOIS ERY'S ARRUANCE STORE PHILCO ALJ CROSLEY APEIIANCBS LALKJERALL QALEL L QLAVICL DON R ADA FRY PKONL ROCLTJK 139-21 ROJCOR, IIIIJJIS' WHERE THE GANG GATH RS HERRING TONS DRUG 5 TORE THE REXALL STORE Phone 61 Rockton, Illinois COMPLIMENTS OF XVZANLEY SAND CEJMPANY Rockton, Illinois CGNPLIMENTS OF THE RQCK TON INN Ray F. 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