Hononegah High School - Mack Yearbook (Rockton, IL)

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Class Officers: B. Porter, V. Pres.g T. Larson, Pres., J. Kocher, Sec.g D. Zeman, Treas.g H. Byrne, Sponsor. Junior's Football Dance Committee -.1 1 1:12 ' f,..,i a ,s. ' ,, , ,gre . , f I iff! ,. lxw- jeg-o-gy Seated: J. Kocher, A. Sill, C. Childers, S. Matson, J. Rigotti. First Row: P. Reedy, K. Manly, L. Dahlgren, K. McIntyre, W. Carlson, M. Kellor, N. O'Brir:n. Second Row: J. Pozzani, C. Beck, J. Bauling, G. Carpenter, B. Porter, L. Wilson. Third Row: G. Truman, B. Granger, D. Zeman, R. Ramsby, R. Koch, D. Kothe, D. Lotz. Absent: P. Brayton

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UNIQIQS N Seated: M. Petrick, C. Nickless, H. Byrne, Sponsor, D. Crow, M. Williams, D. Rieff. First Row: S. Haas, H. Bauling, K. Reimer, J. Koeller, C. Mason, J. Bailey, L. Meuret. Second Row: B. Birks, C. Stockwell, R. Lindstrom, B. Larson, R. Carr, I. Kirby, A. Lother. TlhirdhRow: T. Larson, D. Brosier, S. Schmidt, R. Harkness, F. Grimes, J. Wingert, B. Up- c urc . CLASS H .STO IQV As freshmen, the Class of 56 started out with seventy-six members. Gene Truman was elected President, Bill Porter as Vice President, Jeannine Kocher as Secretary, and Tom Larson as Treasurer. Their sponsor was Miss Marjorie Markgraf. In the spring these freshmen held a class picnic. They had S36 in the treasury at the end of their first year. When the next school year rolled around, Gene Truman was re-elected President, Jeannine Kocher was re-elected Secretary, Tom Larson was re-elected Treasurer, and Bill Upchurch was elected Vice President. Mrs. Harriette Byrne was class sponsor of the sixty-one member class. Money making projects for the year were: two dances, one Concession, and class dues. They won second 'place with their Homecoming float. Of their 8230, S225 was invested in stocks for the Beloit Building and Loan Company. For the junior year the officers were Tom Larson as President, Bill Porter as Vice President, Jeannine Kocher again as Secretary, and David Zeman as Treasurer. There were fifty class members. Money-making projects were: selling autograph books, felt HCHS emblems, school neckties, and snow brushes. Their Hoat for Homecoming won first place, and they also won first place in the Magazine Contest. Papa Was a Preacher, their class play, was a big success. Good luck to a fine class of '56. ' igom

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SQIDHQ GIQE5 Seated: J. Nelson, J. Magnuson, G. Schoonover, J. Ferron, J. Lonkouski, C. Hiatt. First Row: P. Bender, W. Bridge, C. Radke, P. Keepers, D. Fisher, B. Edwards, M. Gleas- man, D. Degner. Second Row: M. Bainbridge, P. Livingston, B. Hogan, R. Mutimer, S. Todd, R. Winter- land, S. Schmidt. Third Row: D. Reedy, R. O'Dell, E. Belken, R. Todd, J. Altenberg, G. Merriman, B Allaben, J. Hayter. Absent: J. Gustin, I. Vance, P. Peck. CLASS H ISTU IQY In their freshman year, Mr. Helsing was their sponsor. Because of leave of absence, Mr. Spielman became sponsor the last semester. The class officers were: Larry Whisman, President, Terry Kocher, Vice Presidentg Bob Combs, Treasurerg Donna Fisher, Secretary. Last year they had a freshman party here at the high school, this year they had two concessions, one after Kirkland, one after Beloit-Catholic basketball games. They also had a Turn About Dance after the Kirkland game. Class officers this year were: John Altenberg, President, Dick Reedy, Vice President, Ruthanne Wensel, Secretary, Donna Fisher, Treasurer. 122,