Hononegah High School - Mack Yearbook (Rockton, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1957 volume:

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W, -2,,-.2,,, ,,,, H W H -W, lil , g ' , , , ,, vw, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-,,,,2--,,,, Ms, , H2 93 ,g' K A',' , , ,M , ,,,, , ,2s,, ,, ,U ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 6315-T2 ..- 1 ..- ,-fdmammzm I ' i f 5-:dm me LEST WE FORGET PRINCIPAL O E LOOMIS N D1d you evcr wonder why the school schedule ran so smoothly or why the rooms 1n thc new add1t1on all had just the r1ght fmxshmg toucheso Maybe th1s was Just taken for granted but Mr Loom1s and the Board of Educatmn plan these and many other project durmg the year ed oweltlme on thc bu11dmg program They had to check ey ery detaxl such as color plumbmg heatmg and supphes for each of the VHFIOUS departments We should appreclate Lvcrythmg that 1S bemg done to make Hononegah a cheerful and happy place to work and play PRINCIPAL O E LOOMIS BOARD OF EDUCATION Seated Harold Foster Presldent Clark G Wr1ght Secretary and James Conkhn Standmg Chfford Holmes Delmas Hasse Elmer Krupke and Henry Shugars 6 I I ' ' n I - C C ,4,,,. Y f - C Y' ' ' ' . For thc past two years they' have work- ! I . , I . ' 7 ' , I y ' ' , ' , . , ' 2 ,I ' 5 - , 9 . 5 y l 1 ' , , L 1 I . V? ' s ' ' , ' 1 1 X X . I .. , ROBERT ANDREOLI, At HCHS 2 yrs Spamsh Play Dlrector ESTHER BELARDI B At HCHS 2 yrs Bookkeepmg R T ' A Q4 wr-SN W x 9- CLAYTON ARNOLD B E M At HCHS 5 yrs Band Chorus Pep Club Advxsor FACULTY HARRIETTE BYRNE At HCHS 1016 yrs Enehsh II G1rls Phy s1cal EdUCat1OD, G A A Advlsor NCI? lf' 7 31 ,-uv' 'NR VICTOR BAUMGARTNER B A At HC IS 1 yr World Hxstory Coach ANDREW CLAUSEN, At HCHS 3 yrs CIVICS U S H1story Modern Problems Indlan Advlsor Mack Advlsor , 4 . , Y re - V ,fo-5 K ri ix Q L . ' O ' Nw ! B, E, . . . , . . ,, ., 1. U ., Art, ' , , 1 ' ' B. S. , 1 1 u, B. E. , - ., . . , , .S. ' , , . , 7 . . . . . W - ' , Q ' :xx LS' ,Y . Q . ., - kj N 'rsy szlr B f I- ' A ' -of ' 2- -, j A . A , ' I' ,V P' ,A . A ' , ' qi so f W L6 Q r f - l f A I ' Y I 4 idk- 'l ,,,.. BEN COMPAGNONI, At HCHS 2 yrs Industrlal Arts Coach DOROTHY FREDERICK, BA M At HCHS 1 yr Geometry Advanced Algebra L1brar1an sl rf Dimu Q-P 'N '61 MAXINE CURTIS B At HCHS 1 yr Home Econonucs F H A Advxsor FACULTY MARILYN GHIGLIERI B A At HCHS 6 yrs En hsh II III Sop omore Advlsor F T A Advlsor .ff CAROLE DOUBLEDAY B A At HCHS 1 yr Typmg Shorthand Transc pt1o M QM ESL NDERSON, At HCHS 1 yr U S Hlstory General Math Boy s Phys1ca1 Educatlon Coach 4 DONALD HICKS B S At HCHS 18 yrs PhyS1CS B1Ol0gy Student Counc I dvlsor Semor Advlsor GEORGE KELSEY B At HCHS 12 yrs General SCIQHCS D1rector of Ath1et1cs Coach IRVING HUGGINS At HCHS 13yrs Agmculture F F A AdV1S0f M7 L4- 4' Eur f. ALICE KELEKOVICH At HC Algebra J un1or yrs Jr Red Cross dV1S Zan! wgfzeae PAUL McNAMEE B A HFLEN PENDERF AST AtHCHS1yr B S MA Enghsh II IV At HCHS ZV2 yrs Enghsh I ,AVT 9 WORKERS BEHIND THE SCENES Margaret Grenz Dorothy Rasmussen Standmg L Roberts S Carter A Faust iris! Kneelmg Hurley R E irl Tom Janssen IO Chaflle Gavfvn 65444424 -'5 P --- - --I I '07 ' -YQ , Q x- ' -W K 7W'W Wllham Allaben H Club 2 3 4 Pep Club 2 Student Councxl 4 Foot ball 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 Track 1 2 Golf l 2 3 4 Jumor Play Morgan Anderson Rosarme Anderson F F A 4 G A A 4 J R C 2 W? 1X1 M , 'SY 'wx-v John Altenberg Club 1 2 3 4 Club 2 JRC 1 Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 3 4 Track 1 2 Golfl 2 34 Class Presxdent 2 'Sal 'lv-'F s-.W N4 'fi -,Dv -'uf 1 SENIQR F A 1 2 G A A 1 2 3 4 J R C 3 Librarian 3 Indxan Staff 2 Mack Staff 4 if Wg.. Eddie Bclken Phyllxs Bender Club 2 3 4 Football nd1 2 3 4 FHA 3 4 Baske ball 2 3 Treas 4 GAA 1 Track 2 Transferred from 4 JRC Belolt Cnhollc 1 I7 I ll ., , , Q- ul-In v 7 v 5 Pep X l y , , Q 7 Q 7 - Y' 3' I. A ,2, ,E .,: ,, 1.2 ,, , ,-A a v ' Y ' H V gs 1- 4,1 ,cf ' 5 V .5 I 0, M: A' la ' ll Shirley Andrews Marlene Bainbridge .H. . , 3 . . . , , 9 1 - - . 9 ' ' 5 fer X Q, f iv 4 , 5 ,Q Q 0 ,. vs- x ' ' ' ' -X' H ,,g Ba ,,.3...1, XXV, 2,-1'f .35 2,1 A ' 3 ' . . .234. O v : n - 1 X . . , ,J K - . u AA Norman Cha man Qi' 'SIX GK'-f -Av ff' P Transferred from Stockton Betty Edwards Per! Club 2 3 Sec Treas 4 FHA 1 V Pres 2 G A 1 4 JR Student Councll V Pres 4 Indlan Staff 2 Mack Staff Asst Ed 4 Junlor Play Warren Bridge FFA 1 2 3 4 Football ...nf Margaret Casey Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Cheer leader 3 4 Majorette 1 2 3 4 Chorus 3 FHA A 3 GAA 1 2 3 JRC 1 2 3 Pres 4 050074 Phyllis Dobson Pep Club 2 Sec Treas 3 2 GAA 1 2 3 4 Student Council 3 Indlan Staff 2 Mack Staff 4 Junior Play Transferred from Lmcoln Jr Hlgh Rockford Ill 1 Jane Ferron Pep Club 2 3 FHA 1 Pres 4 FTA Pres 34 GAA 1 2 Sec Treas 3 V Pres 4 Student Coun c1l 1 2 3 Indxan Staff 3 Mack Staff 3 Ed 4 I3 E 'Ni 15 ,rin l Albert BHIklHS Club 1 4 R 4 Student Counc11 4 Foot balll 2 3 4 Basketball I, 2 Track 1 2 3 4 Jun lor Llass Play Ellen Chamberlaln FHA 2 FTA V Pres 3 Pres4GAA234L1 brarlan 4 Mack Staff in 4 . . , , , z , QJ. .C. 3, ,ay 2, 3- 9 I ' 9 - x L 4 .4 :Q 1 1 x l ' I . 'N' - . me 7 , Nfl , , , 1 - . . . ' . . , .- . 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Phyllis Gustm Pep Club 2 3 Majorette 3 Chorusl 2 3 4 GAA 1 3 SENIOR Q -JPG' fa John Hayter H Club 1 2 3 Treas 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Basket ba 1 2 Track 1 3 4 J RC 4 SP6 4-'JJ K' yn.. 3 Kaye Hllker Pep Club 2 3 4 Band 1 2 Chorusl 2 3 4 GAA 1 2 3 4 Llbranan 2 3 Ind: an Staff 2 Evelyn Holmes Larry Hopkins Band 2 3 4 FHA 1 2 3 Transferred from East 4 F T A Sec 3 4 J C High Rockford 2 JRC 2 3 4 Indlan Staff 2 Asst Ed 3 Ed 4 14 Beverly Lowe Barbara Luklch Pep Club 3 FHA 1 GA A 1 2 3 4 Student Coun c1l Sec 4 Mack Staff 4 J udlth Magnuson Gordon Merrlman F.H.A 1 3 GAA 34 In H Club 3 4 Football 3 dlan Staff 3 4 Basketball 1 Z Track 1 2 Terry Kocher H Club 1 2 3 V es 4 Pep Clubl 2 Band 1 2 Chorus 2 JRC 34 Stu dent Councll 1 2 Mack Staff 4 Bus Mgr Foot ball 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Golfl 2 Trackl Jumor Play Class V Pres 1 Class Pres 3 4 Wayne Larson Jlm Lonkouskx Football 1 FFA 1 2 3 4 Football 2 3Track123 1 3 5 11 Sr Betty Mosher Bob Mutimer GAA 1 2 Indlan Staff 4 H Club 3 Football 1 2 4 Ba etball 1 Track 2 31 Julie Nelson LaVerne Nlckless FH34JRC34Trans H Club34JRC34 ferred from Lmcoln Junior Football 1 2 3 4 Basket Hlgh 2 1 2 3 4 Track 1 ivy? Nc' 'C' IDR Ronald 0 Dell Club 3 Mack Staff 4 Football 1 2 3 Basketball Barbara Pinkston Transferred from East High School Rockford 3. -16- 9785. f 5-.ff 'Qi Pat Peck FHA 1 2 FTA Treas 3 V Pres 4 Librarian 4 Mack Staff 4 Junior Play Kathleen Porter Pep Club 1' Band 2 3 ' F. .A.1 2 3V.-res. ' FTA. 3' G.A.A. Sec. 1 . 4' J.R.C. 2, 4: Stu e Council Pres. 4: Indian Staff 1. fu- gig 'FB' QQ., inn' 00 R0dIleY P0l'fe1' Pat Puddlcombe Club234JRC3 Ch0I'us12FH.A234 Jumor Play Football 1 2 GAA 1 2 3 4 JRC3 34Track1234 as ketball 1 2 Richard Reedy Pep Club 1 Band 1 2 L1 brarxan 3 Student Counc1l V Pres 3 Class V Pres 1 2 Track 1 2 Junor Play ,44eewl Ronald Rosclu JRC 3 4 Transferred from So Beloxt Hxgh School Sandra Schmidt Pep Club 3 Chorus 1 2 3 4 FHA 1 2 GAA 1 2 3 4 JRC 2 Indlan Staff 4 Junlor Play Gary Schoonover Mae Stanqulst Student Cofuncxl 4 Mack Chorus 2 GAA 1 2 3 4 Staff 4 Football 2 3 Llbrarlan 3 Indran Staff 2 I7 .hm Rollette H Club 34 Football 4 Track 3 Transferred from Belolt Cathohc Hxgh School an Q 'vb H--nf 6 1 2 HH . Q K 1 , , , . . , , , Q . . . . QE , 9 , , , :B - 45 I. 5 f ' I s . 4 ' Q' - X '..,, A -S . 1 1 1 U s 1 1 X 4 . 9 . . ' -V , Wi- ' PLL ' .' . Q .- . V V 'A 25 Basketball 1, 29 Football 3. 5 NA 4 ,Q Q J- ' , 1 , s 1 as -' 5.3 a gi, 'Jax 'V . 2 ff -Jfzl 12. 2. 2 . -V332 T'fsi'lf. I I I I I I I ' - - 1 3. , 3 , , , 2- , 3 .. . . g X 's 1 ' 5 U U 9 - , , , : b Qi Q , . l I . X? - ,S 35.1, Joe Stien Helen Swenson I Arizona J.R.C, 2: Librarian 3. Band l. 3. 4: F.T.A 3, 4: J. I R C 3: Indian Staff 4: U - js Transfcrrod from Tucson. 3. i,v Iv-46 Stanley Swenson Nancv Thorson 41 Mack Staff 4 Class V Pep Club 3 Cheerleader 3 Pres 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 FHA 1 A 1 2 3 4 Jun Play S NIOR Bob Todd Band 1 Chorus 1 2 FFA 1 2 3 Football 1 Track 1 HI 2 Junior Play H ' Ai ,T-1 L, J Ruthanne Wensel Pep Club 1 2 3 Band 1 2 3 4 Chorus13 FHA 1 2FTA3GAA1234 JRC 1 2 3 Mack Staff4 Class Secretary 2 3 4 18 li D David Warner Mack Staff 4 Basketball 1 Track 1 Stamp Club 3 Larry Wlusman H Club 3 4 Pep Club V Pres 2 Mack Staff 3 Class Pres 1 Class V Pres 2 4 Track 2 3 Foot 1 2 ' -1 -:if--Q E l 1 I M. Xi J I -1551 2. 1 17 5 N ,. , ,. 4 f fvs 1' f' .1 x -.4 U 1 -- I: , nf ' ci.A..,',','f'i0f V E 1 v Z - - - . i Q I v v In Q , v . Sl 1 A N 'U' 9 . . A Ci' 'f 4 f 0-'L-., . Q.-5 t, A , 3. fl : ', -'-lljfi. .- 4.13 l,,, ni Q ,N ,X . 1 . : - . - . -- . : 9 ' .3 -- A 4 - . - . , 5 5 - , 9 , 5 - N ' , , . ball , ,3. I . S, , L-. u - - TRIP AND GRADUATION CLIMAX SENIOR YEAR - Remember the fall of 1953? VVe elected Larry XVhis- man. Terry Kocher. Donna Fisher. and Bob Combs as our president. vice-president. secretary. and treasurer. Mr. Helsing was selected to be the sponsor of our class of S4 students. The only source of income was our class dues. At the beginning of the second semester. Mr. Helsing left due to illness and Mr. Spielman then took over the task of guiding us. Returning for our sophmore year. we choose 21s class officers John Altenberg. president: Dick Reedy. yice-prcs- idcntg Ruthanne VVcnsel. secretary: and Donna Fisher. treasurer. VVe made a float for Homecoming, and we had two concessions, a turn-about dance. and class dues. The highlight of the year was our carnival. which added S250 to the treasury. We also had paper and scrap drives and I a class picnic. CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSOR We started our junior year by electing Terry Kocher as president, Stanley Swenson as vice-president, Ruthanne Wensel as secretary, and Donna Fisher as treasurer. This was a big and busy year which began with a paper drive and a concession and dance during the football season. Our junior play, Down To Earth , was presented on February 2 and 3. Then came the preparation for our prom, Moonlight Memories , and the Junior-Senior Banquet which was held in the Martha Washin ton Room at the - S VVagon Wheel on May 8. Though there were many expenses that year, our treasury was in good shape for the big year ahead, This was it! Our senior year at H. C. H. S. Mr. Spielman left the teaching profession and Mr. Hicks became our sponsor. We re-elected Terry Kocher, Ruthanne Wensel, and Donna Fisher to their offices and selected Larry Whisman as our vice-president. Then we made and sold Indian headbands for Homecoming and also sponsored the Homecoming concession and dance. The sale of note cards and our dues, noon lunches, the candy machine, a bake sale, and car washes all increased our treasuryg as did the play Tish , a three-act cornedy presented on April 11 and 12. Then came the Senior Trip and Graduation, our goal for the past four years. WHATS COOKING?- NOON LUNCHES, OF COURSE-OUR CHIEF MONEY MAKER. -155 f sa 1.2 xf' FRONT ROW P Wells P Brenner P Beaver C W1lson D Mesch G Jacklln SECOND ROW K Mallxcoat J Weaver C Goodell S Busker J Spnghtly M Degner P H1gg1US THIRD ROW C Moen J Wlshop G Mltchcll K Hoops D Lowe R Bovee K McK1nney P Thorsen FOURTH ROW B Hoover J Yeager B Conklm B Carter B Bond J Buchs B Bollxe T Domke BACK Campbell awww K Zeng PLAY AND PROM HIGHLIGHT YEAR In September of 1954 99 freshmen entered H C H S Cralg Manley was elected presxdent Pam Thorsen secretary and Glorla Bland treasurcr Mrs Kelekov1ch was chosen as the1r sponsor Al ready lookmg forward to thexr semor tr1p they had two candy sales and .1 conceswlon stand at a basket ball game to THISC money Only 89 returncd as sophomores IH the fall of 1955 Presldent Cra1g Manley v1ce presxdent Mlke Kelley secretary Judy Weax er and treasurcr Glor1a Mr H1cks and Dan ChIlSl8D vsatch D1ck EICK try to measure how much hm at steam holds O v ' ' 'R X ' Vx Q 5, L L Row! JI E1lingsdn,'B. crank, B. Buchs: BI Meuerf Rf Henderson, N. Allen, J. Rhcad, C, Marmley, B. I ' . F .-- . v l ' v J , . E 5 W 1 , 3 . . r , I , . . ' . . 5 - y v -v V y . cCOUt1Hu6d from page 205 Bland worked as hard as any body on the sale of covers and candy and the Sophomore L,arn1 val All these addcd to the1r seruor trlp fund In September of 1906 78 returned as up perclassmcn As Jumors Cralg Manley held h1s th1rd term 1n the pres1dency Mlke Kelley was rc elected v1ce presldent as was Judy Weaver Secretary and Sandra Jung was elect ed treasurer They were kept busy all year staglng the Junlor plays and workmg on the prom and the Juruor senlor banquet They also worked toward thC1r sen1or trlp by selllng book covers H C H S pennants ball pomt pens and home made candy at noon Havmg dances and concesslons at ball games also boosted thelr treasury They are lookmg forward to another busy year as sen1ors ID 1957 58 FRONT ROW P Carter B Funk D Carter M ROW J Dooley S Jung L Bubser G Bland L THIRD ROW J Shade N Ward C Peterson N FOURTH ROW D Austxn P Bolander D E1Ck MacGregor BACK ROW J Kochcr B Dav1es Glover B Carleton J Ell1s ABSENT N Easto CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSOR Bartcll J Barber S Baumgartner SECOND Holmes R Vanderbeek G Stllson C Moore Rlchter J Brown S Bottxmer R McHone D Anderson M Frey T Lackey T Jones R R Johnson M Kelley R Gable D Chrxsten L n M Mclntyre v v , - X . . . 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I , , ,x A A I , - S .' 4 - ' F . l x ' q - P 1 ' I X M 'M ALL SOPH PARTY IS SUCCESS Thls class entered H C H S 1n September of 1905 w1th 124 students The officers they elected thelr flrst ynar were M1ke Cannell presldent Donna Davls VICE prLs1dent Deanna Betts secretary and Carol Hod ges treasurer As freshmen they sponsored a concess1on and dance Thxs year Br1an Untcr was presldent Cllfford Ramsby was VICE pres1dent Ellen Eddle was secretary and Carol Hodges was treasurer Some of the bmght spots for the class were the dances and conccssxons vwh1ch they sponsored A spcc1al mem ory IS the All Sophmore Party on the nlght before Chrlst mas vacatlon The sklts games danclng and refresh ments made the party a success The-lr blggest projcct for the year was thc carmval 1n March The var1ous booths and games turne our school 1nto a beeh1ve of llghts and act1v1t5 CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSOR SEATED D ElI1s D Davxs E McHone S Hopkms E Fddxe C Mutmmcr R Hmde SECOND ROW S Anderson L Goodman G Mernman L ODonnell S Schmldt J Jannsen R MOIFISOH C Goebel THIRD ROW B W1lCOX S Swenson S Clank1e B Hlatt C Ryerson P OBr1en B Olm stead D Roddy J Moreau FOURTH ROW L Nxcholas D Bloom B Nlchols A Durdln G Brewster J SWa1n B Larson D Hawkms FIFTH ROW G Wallace A Splegler R Pueckcr J Hopkms M Schewe K Hlatt C Blggart K Wmterland S Hotlen BACK ROW D Andrec D ABSENT L Thorsen J Drummond in l .A A h Y Z . , . I . , - 1 3 , - ' . 1 l I V7 - 1 1 ' . . , V :. ',. ',. ,.. .,'. .' ..'. ' : . , . , . , . . . . . . ' . . i . . . , . ' . . . , . , - l , . , - . , . , 1 ' , . ,'. . u : . , . , . . , . , . -1 . , . , . ' , . I . ' 2 . , , , . X , . , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . Betts, M. Newton, C. Ramsby, L. Cadman, F. Ayres, J, Glover, B. Unter, G. Davidson, D. Craig. : . , . . N 1 I J as ' ' I 'J . K W ' ' k 4 A : I , 4 . s e s Z- 3 . 5 Y Q all . i , Q , V- ,.-. J ...... - A I 4 L '. Q Q. 4 X yr' N- , X' W? OND ROW N Beaver R Holhday J Hall L R1Ch8IdSOH M Gustm N Mock J Bohn D Swenson THIRD ROW J Blalr C Hodges W Graves B Everhart J Bland J Roblnson P K1HC31d M Brown M Peters FOURTH ROW L Grover J Shroeder L Palmer J Peck S Kelsey B Grenz T HCIHZ D George FIFTH ROW J Carr D Huntmgton K H111 D MacGregor B Aylesworth G Noller R Kothe K Carter M Wheedon BACK ROW D Havens B Gann D Bryden J Steven son G ODonnel1 J Gfforge J Krupke J Brayton M Cannell M Baker Sepia Wane Www! 'nal M THE LIFE OF RILEY' IS BULL FIGHTING DANGEROUS9 SI' 5 N J' , ' . , ' if ,ff 5 A V, 1 H . I4 J' I U r I .4 I ' , X A ' 4 V' 1 0 I A f lv ' ' , SEATED: C. Burkins, M. Love, S. Larson, M. Oa kes, C. Brenner, D. Andrews, L. Underhill. SEC- : . n , . , . , , , . , . ., . , .. ' : ' y ' 9 - 1 ' 1 - 1 - x . 1 u, . . : . , . l , . l , . , . , . . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . - Y , . , . , . , . , . , . . ., . . 2 I f .1 . ' 4 Q A X . 1 ., 'P ...., - :-.i:'.'- 4 of . y - QQ- . Lgfg' VY, -1 ,O CK - 37 li 39 - 2 - FIRST ROW T Funk K Graves E ROSCh1 L Wheelock J Rogers B Crouch B Everhart SEC OND ROW I Vaxarella C Hoops G McDan1el D Goodman B Wr1ght V Wmtcrland J Har court A Burkms THIRD ROW J Greenfleld L Edwards E Frey L Stralt F Hasse C Nagell J Mosher M Bcnkov1ch A Baulmg FOURTH ROW D Ward S Domke S Andrews S Madru D Havens G M1HtO B ODell S Jarman FIFTH ROW M Heftl H Anderson J Kroesch B Andree D Chamberla1n E Kroger E Mattmgly K Adams, W Whlte BACK ROW D Jerome J Hopkms SENT R Boyer D Coleman E Crary R Falconer L Randow Om Wea: ,-fuwala FRESHMEN LIKE HCHS Thxs year then werc 104 Freshmen who start ed the well troddcn path of past students They have the d1Sl11'1Cl10I'1 of bemg the flrst Freshman Class to enter the new lddltxon Mr Gundm rson vx as selected as adwlsor for the class of 1960 For thexr OHKICQTS thcy elected Douglas Jerome presldent Dxck Truman VICE presxdent Sally Wlute secretary and Bob Hlcks treasurer The1r monlx makmg proJects haxe consxsted mamlx of thur class dues and one concesuon Next year thex hope to sponsor mam more -lc t1x1t1es Expenence IS the best teacher for Terry Freddy and Dlck 4 Y . 3 -N N l .Nic my WMV, Q' ' r I 1 W' : . G , . , . ', . , . ., . , . . - : .U , . , . v , . , , , . , . - , . . U 21. , . . . , . , . , . , . , . ' , . . : . . . , . , . , . . , . . , . , . , . . . . , . , . , . , . y . . 0 . . . , . , . G . . . , . , C. Magnuson, E. Bennett, J. DornCy, D. Granger, J. Smith, T. George, M. Geng, D. Childers. AB- : . , . , . , , , . . I . 5 n ' . A . ' ' J . . -fr, v-J, ' . . . ' s, '3' , .,,,, A , 1 , - 'A 'rx.s- ' ' - . - . - . Q -X, F' F ' 1 1 1 ! ' XX Q -' D . ph ' -V ' ' , Q ' K xx L 5. xx . 7 Ai . F 'S ', , L . - o ' w ' 'Q ' ' I ff . K, 1 ..-A Lu ' ' Y! A 1 ..- 2 -f- f Qi ls Mr Kelsey Ronald Falconer and Mxchael Geng cxamme one of the rocks collected by the sc1ence class CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSOR SEATED D Bloom F Raehl N Bell P Cra1g D L1pp1tt G Gunn P Cox SECOND ROW K Hlnde L Dunaway J Mall1coat J Denney F Hutchcroft L Stavlund J Moore S Peters THIRD ROW L Schoonover P Brandt F Palm, R Meuret D Brosler B Rollette D RICE J Chappell K Kellor FOURTH ROW S H1ckS S Morgan S Hotlen C Crane B Rhead J McMas ler J McIntyre K Puddlcombe K Kelley B M0ff1tt SIXTH ROW G Bond E Swartout E Haw kms L Larsen C Alexander R Cronk B Wllson D Truman T Bumstead R Weaver 2:1 I 1' V ' I - , f 33 L I .,,, V X - 5' 1 4' -jxqf. f I J 1 L . I l f . - : , , . I, . , . ' , . ' ' , . , . . : . 7 ' 7 ' 7 ' Y ' , ' ' 7 ' 7 ' . ' : , , . , : . , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . . , . , . , . - ter, G. Selsor, M. Carr, S. White. FIFTH ROW: L.Barron,,D. Johnson, R. Holliday, B. Hicks, M. Mil- ' , , , . , . , . I ' . : . , . , . - 1 - 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 ' 1 1 - ' 1 iyfffv t C 1 ' 1 A . . f .O 3 it v -. . j- ' - 1 -fx, - 0 J F . - N 1, V . . I 5 X I C E I 1 1 ff' ' f . X v Y ls ,f V 1 .fe - , A 4- L , vi u , N , K - V 2 f - f I A SEATED K Porter R Wensel STANDING P Bender J Ferron D Flsher E Chamberlain P Peck E Holmes GIRLS MONOPOLIZE NATIONAL HONCRS In order to receive this award, students must be in the upper one- third of the graduation class. They must show signs of leadership and be willing to offer their services in school and in organizations. These traits of character are required: de- pendability, industry, honesty, and personality Members of the National Honor Society chosen this year are Jane Ferron Evelyn Holmes Patricia Peck Phyllis Bender Ellen Cham berlam Ruthanne Wensel, Donna Fisher and Kathleen Porter cgiec Wmaw D A R and VALEDICTORIAN Salutatorian Jane Ferron was selected by the fac ulty for her dependability service lead of the American Revolution She earn of 92 506 durmg the first Sex en bemes ed the rank of xaledxctorian in her ters at Hononegah This gave her the class with an average of 93 75 rank of Salutatorlan 26 5 Y a y ' : . , . . : . , . f l ' ! ' . y - , - . 7 ' ' '26 Q, 5 ., wr A 'fl I sf! - R 4 5 V .1 ' . , -1.2 t ' ' -X 1 . kb 5 . ' .L , '- wx: - ,- ff, - I 5 - . ..z,.-my f N - gg? V. H 5 ' f ' -If-261 , . S., I ., i Q . L-iz .. y . Y - 0TShiP, and Patriotism as the Daughter Evelyn Holmes compiled an average BRAIN AND BRAWN MEMBERS EXHIBIT VARIED INTEREST To become a member of Brain and Brawn one must earn merit in scholarship citizenship athletics or music. An average of 90 or above qualified Jane Ferron Evelyn T-Tolmes Patricia Peck Bettv Edwards Phvllis Bender Stan ley Swenson Fllen Chamberlain and Marlen Bainbridge John Altenberg Terry Kocher and LaVerne Nickless were outstanding in athletics as were Marlene Bainbridge Phyl hs Bender Betty Edwards Jane Ferron Donna Fisher Mary Lou Gleasman and Mae Stanquist in G A A Se lected for their musical ability were Ruthanne Wensel Ev elyn Holmes Phyllis Bender Helen Swenson Donna Fisher and Kathleen Porter For being respectful obedlent cooperative loyal con genial and interested in both school work and activities John Hayter Good Cmzen John Hayter was the recipient of the Good Citizenship Award z4www!ed emma SEATED R Wensel D Fisher J Ferron E Chamberlain M Bainbridge STANDING P Bender L Nickless H Swenson T Kocher P Peck J Alten berg B Edwards S Swenson M L Gleasman J Hayter E Holmes AB SENT K Porter M Stanquist 67 a a x 7 , . . . Q , - , ' . I . . , . , , 1 J 9 1 ' A 7 7 , , . . . ' , - Y l 7 I a a J x ' . . , , , . . . . . 0 ' I 1 A' . - V 1' L r 7' ' ' .1 . . I ': 1 . V , . f -V- A , rv we ' - e f 4- :W f f If , , lui' K fi . -- A 4 , Q1 . A - - 5 , - W ' . a t : I I ' A L - ' ' A:-'I A V , n Q A l ff A ' Q , I Xtlivh I . , . , . , . , , . , . e . , . , . , . , u , . ' , . , . , . . , . , . . ' 0 . . . , . . yx uk 5' I, 4, i- I f A .5 I .. E. f 'iv i L, O ' x gli, X X f Q X ks - - ' t xxx yt i ABOVE: Rogcr Gable stiff-arms a Hornet. BELOW: Julian Yae- ger peers from behind the cactus while Senor Christen watches Phyl- lis Higgins, Sharon Baumgartner, and Pat Puddicombe rush out to uextcrminate the Hornets . M64 14nd M4264 ABOVE: Mr. Hicks once again gave the fans a down by down account of the home games during the sea- son. BELOW: The road to victory is paved with obstructions. CENTER: The crowd 'came home' to see this tcnse morncnt and many others. N hvfk ,LF fr Ili SEA'I'ED D Andrews D Fisher B Lowe J Altenberg M Stanquist B Funk STANDING L Nickless J Rollette J Hayter J Mallicoat K Manley R Harkness R Mutimer T Kocher QUEEN BEV The Homecoming Activities started Thursday night, October 11, with the Snake Dance and bonfire. The pep rally really started rolling during the burning of the Harvard dummyg and then, continuing their enthusiasm, the students joined hands and snaked to Main Street. The last pep session was in the gym on Friday after- noon. Everyone was in high spirits and each person knew just exactly where they would be at 7:15 that evening. Although the picture seemed dark at the half, the skit for victory presented by the Spanish Class and the marching maneuvers of the band KING JOHN helped to retain our spirit as did the appearance of the lovely feminine members of the court. The Hornets defeated us by the score of 18 to 6, but we knew that our Indians had done their best. The gymnasium, decorated in our school colors with all the players names printed on pennants along the walls, was the scene for the annual Homecoming Dance. On the goal posts were megaphones with the cheerleaders names. Lewis Dalvit and his orchestra provided the musical background for the evening, which began with the crowning of Beverly Lowe and John Alten- berg as King and Queen of 1956. -,--' FF . fffffxln FRONT ROW E Holmes S Bottlmer E Mattmgly SECOND ROW R Wensel D F1sher S Jung P Bender L Hohnes S Kelsey J Shade J Hopkms THIRD ROW B Grenz J Wlshop H Swenson G Bland M Peters L Wheelock J Chappell M Benkovlch W Wh1te L Thorsen P Thorsen B Aylesworth STANDING B Bollle K Porter R Holllday D Dav1s Z-:ma!7 In the spr1ng of 1956 for the frrst tlme 1n the h1StOI'y of our school the band went from d1S trlct competltlon to compete m the state fmals at De Kalb and rated second place 1n the class B competltxon Thls sprlng they were agarn judged superlor 1n the d1str1ct contest at Forreston and advanced to the state flnals at Bradley Un1vers1ty 1n Peorla on May 4 The 45 pxece band journeyed to Northwest ern Umverslty m October to partlclpate Ln one of the country s largest mass band formatlons They performed durmg the half t1me ceremo mes at one of Northwesterns football games It vsas an unforgettable experlence for them Th1S year the band agaln sold delxclous choc olate candy bars fllled to the brlm w1th toasted almonds and they also sponsored concessxons at dances The Band Parents Wllllngly vol unteered thelr servlces and helped to earn the monej Wh1Ch was for unlforms muslc mstru ments and trax ellng expenses Every year these melody masters g1V6 a splendld performance at then' Chrlstmas and sprmg concerts and th1s year was no excep t1on Thelr muslc was also enjoyed at all home football and basketball games We feel they truly deserve the recognxtxon they ve re celved 'lm ----'--4 f V n n 1-vt . 2 I 2 ' ff I , nf , H, . 1 , -gpg , - . l . -.. E S -, ff sl: , , 1 -A ,.. Q1 inn: L ,f ,. - 'N' - A ,, -V ,. . . , . , , . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . . , , , ' v ' a - w - v ' 1 - 1 ' 1 - 9 . , . . . . , . , . , . . W ' dd, s 1 ' , - 9 . ,, . ,, . . . 7 . . . . v 9 ' . V . , . ' if 97 ' , - , . . n n . u Y ' 7 . . , Y ' j ' sv I ,Q ll I 5 'gg Iii- f gsflefggglwa FRONT ROW J Spnghtly E Eddxe SECOND ROW D Truman L Good man J Bland J Dooley D Huntmgton C Hodges D R106 THIRD ROW D Betts B Hxcks B Dawes D Andree J Barber S HOpk1nS B Andree B Unter J Brown STANDING Dlrector Mr Arnold INDIANS SHOW VIM AND VIGOR Pageantry and color were agam added to the marchmg band thls year by the Ind1ans John Svuam Jamce Hall Alan Splegler Karen Kellor and Davxd Bloom Thex performed durmg half t1me cere ed to provlde entertalnment for the fans 1... ns 03 lv Q V a S , ' ' Sx 1 xx, a a 4 I ,, f- - ,if E V -Y D a X ' ' if Y-' ' if J i i wen- , hi lt 1 c, , I Z7 X J , g - ' ' 3 V 1 f : . ' , . ' . I . . . - . - , - x ' 1 - 7 ' 1 - 1 ' 1 ' , . . : , . . . 55 . . - V A 4 , V y ' Y v ' , 7 5 monies of football games and help- Q P ' B f fy ' O , 1 'Y 1 - v . L.,-f...4 FRONT ROW Mr Arnold D1rector E Eddle SHopk1ns J Brown L Wheelock G Mc Damel N Bell SECOND ROW K Malhcoat P Hlgglns P Brandt D Huntlngton D Bloom M BQf1kOV1Ch L St1v1and J Malhcoat 'IHIRD ROW S Baurngartner J Chappell S Anderson L Bubsnr A Sp1egler G Mmto L Goodman K Kellor D Dav1s FOURTH ROW P Thorsen S Whlte J Hall B Bo111e T Lackey R Vanderbeek J Harcourt P Dobson FIFTH ROW L Dom ke K Adams J McMastLr K H1lker T Jones S Schmldt C Hodges B Rhead M Gustm B G1en C Peterson M Baker W VVh1te N Thorson ABSENT L Thorsen K Portcr CHORUS IS RATED BIC GER AND BETTER The new choral robes and golden stoles added the f1n1sh1ng touch to the chorus thu year The Chrlstmls Concert was the1r f1rst b1g undertak 1nG and ulth a beaut1ful blendmg of XOICGS they helped exuyone 1n the audlence 1C i1lZL that Chustrnws IS the sexson to b Jox ful Thex also htlpcd to make the HCHS pre Chmstmas party suttes ful 'Im n xxlth the tornlng of sprmg thelr thoughts X It clnectccl tovx nfl tht CllSlllLlUHTlplllll0I1 1 1 the Sp: mg Comm It The tw o sclttttho11lg,1ou1rs -ks Wd 1 sololst computed xxlth other schools 1n the ch txxct at For IC ton ID Malch 1GCQ1X1Ilg exctlllnt latxngs The Sprlng Concert xx as also rated tx ctllent hx the people of the communltx Although th1s xsnt Inuslc It IS a form of art Shn Hts ut Llf1lIL11X sax that the LDOIUS was b1g lu Andxux Bob Muumer Mae Stanqulst B111 U mdbettu lh'lf19YQ1th1SY0'1I Bind and Inu H1lLe1 chscuss the mt of stone sculptuun 31 . . ' . . . . . , . . , . , , . . . . , . 1 l . . . 1 . . . . , . 7 , , . , . , , 1 - , ' . 1 , . 4 , . . . . , . , . , - I . . . 0 , . , . , . , . , . . . . , - . . l . , . , . , . , . , . , . - . . . - x . . . , . ., . , . , . , . , . , . , . , - 1 ry . 5 I X L., . , . , . , . . . . , . . , .1 . .1 7 I --A 3 . L 7 ' ' - S- ' if A . v,. . . C . ' Q rf .' A , if C l' . V' ,' A X X L ' X - . 1 . ,, .. , .5 . Q ,, V V, Y . I . 1 . , x 'VL' ' ' ' ' ' ' 'Z ' J ,' ' ' ' ' ENC .4 L , .- . . - . ,, ,. . ., , . . 1 ' 5 ' K1 X v v C s J 'C ' ill, Z Q I ' 1 ' ' .' ' .' ' . .' , - ' . . , ' . . ' ,' . , s - N , . ' ' , . -' 1 ,- I -- v - V . . . . . . .Q , . ' 'c . ' - ' ' ' ' 'N . . 4 , - . , . . . V . . . . f E v - Q ' 1. X c 5 c . 1 K l Q L ' - ' ' L L ' Q 'A Q. Q - LIVELY TWIRLERS 7' AND CHEERLEADERS 4' '. Diana Andrews Pat C1 aig Darlene Su enson Susan Domke ind Mickey Casey Adorned in purple and gold with Hccents of white. the majorettes have tvvirled their way through many band formations this year. They have also added life to the parades in the area. The main goal of the cheerleaders is to help lead our team on to victory. This was accom- plished by stimulating enthusiasm and thc will-to-win among uor fans. With the aid of the pep club they planned short pep rallies to arouse and maintain school spirit throughout our student body: and in all kinds of weather they were in front of the fans chanting the HCHS cheers. All of these girls devote many hours to hard practicv. just because they, too. are proud of Hononegah and they want Hononegah to be proud of thc-m. KNEELING Jackie Dooley Ellen Eddie Sally VVh1te Susan Domke STANDING Ruthanne Wcnsel Nancy ThorSon Donna Fisher and Mickey Casey J v - v 1 . , ' v v I . : - ' . . 7 7 , . ' 1 ' 1 a 1 , .wi l . I f, , n , . ' A - Y v U Q . 1' . 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PEP CLUB MAINTAINS OUR SCHOOL SPIRIT The Pep Club 15 in dCl1X e Ol 531112311011 made up of xoluntalx members who tu to keep school sp1r1t 1oa11n and the student bodx be hmd the team Pep SESSIONS dU11I'1 tht lfternoon befom most games are a xer5 xmpoltant funct1on ot the Pep Club Membels help the cheerleaders organlze lo mlnutu of what they hope vtlll aroust the students to the p01nt vthere xuld horses couldn t keep them away from the game and from cheeung then team to xlctory All through the year tht Pep Club IS busy plannmg the Snake Dance and Bonflre for Homecommg dLCOI'3t1I'lg for the Football Ban quet and mak1ng sure the students at Hono negah are always ln good school Splflt Gary O Donnell goes up for a basket whxle 1 St Thomas player trles to ma1nta1n h1S balance SEATED K H1nde J Weaver Trans Pub Chmn B Edwards Sec Treas P Dobson Pres K Hxlker Trans Pub Chmn Mr Arnold Advxsor P Carter SECOND ROW B Funk R Hlnde L Schoonover J Malllcoat S Larson S Peters D L1pp1tt THIRD ROW K Kellor C Goodell J Hall V Winter land M Gustm P H1gg1ns K Mall1coat S Whlte BACK ROW N Mock B ODtll N Ward K Kelly C Petcrson D Johnson K Adams S Dornke G Selsor 3 c . . .D , . . . . . v . ' ' . .' OA . Y - 23 . L . . . g . L . .. -V - - . I Y . . . ' ' 5 . , I v .' '. v' v Q , - Q - v ' . - c h . . . . . . , . , .' . s . , ' 5 . , . , .' . , . , , . . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . . , . , . , . ' , . , . , . , . . . . , n , , . . , . , . , . , . - , . , . 7 I X J L 1 , . 'Qt K ,V . ' , , J. SEATED L Holmes, J Bland E Chamberlam P Peck D Carter C Pcter son SECONDROW S Baurngartner J Ferron M Peters P Hlgglns K Mal11coat E Holmes, Mrs Gh1gl1er1 Adv1sor THIRD ROW M Gleasman G Merr1man, H Swenson B Buchs C Ramsby B Grenz J Shade J W1shop ,ff Some of the future teachers may teach bookkeeplng classes l1kc th1s one Kathleen Porter and Mae Stanqulst check thur totals as MarJor1e McIntyre looks on The proceedmgs are unnotlced by Betty Edwards and Phyllls Dobson who are hard at work 37 FIRST ACTIVE YEAR COMPLETED BY FTA The Future Teachers of Amcrlca IS 1 comparatlvely new organ1zat1on at Hono negah having been started 1n February 1956 The1r monthly programs have pro v1ded speakers from our own faculty as well as from local collages The mem and conferences and they have also tour ed Rockford College and Northern Illx noxs Un1vers1ty In some of then' free tlme durmg the second semester the sen xors vxsxted Rockton Grade School to ob serve classes 1n sess1on The FTA obtalned mformatxon about varxous aspects of cducatlon durmg the year wlfnch helped the members to fmd fields rn whlch they may be mterested Informatlon about scholarshlps was also made avallable to the future teachers Well bc lookmg forward to seemg our teahers of tomorrow : . . , . ' , . , . ,- .I - . u : . n t . , . I , . , . , . I o ' 7 ' : ' 7 .l . , . , . , . , . , . l . . 2 7 I . H Y ,LA L bers have attended b21nquetS, receptions. If -N f' - - I 'J . . . l at . il I I l ' ll H , . ms Z gn-nsfd N -x ,,4-..-.- SEATED Mr H1cks Advlsor B Lovye Secretary B Edwards VICC Pres1 dent T Lackey Treasurer SECOND ROW B Funk C Mutlmcr G Scho onover J Weaver R Hmde THIRD ROW S Jarman A Burkms B And ree J Hopkms D Bloom J Chappell BACK ROW C Peterson J Elhng PROBLEMS ARE SOLVED BY STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Counc1l 1S an orgamzatxon made up of lepresentatxy es from each class lts functxon 1S to XOICQ the op1n1ons of the student body to the faculty Tha Student Counc1l has many dutles yyh1ch It pG1fO1f1'1S duung thn school 5681 At Chxlstmas trme the g1oup handles the deta1ls of the school party They auange the enteltamment 1efxesh ments and d1st11bute the gnfts Tow ard the cnd of the school year they sponsor 1 Fre hman Day uh1ch IS deyoted to the students who are gom to emu Hononegah thc follovxmg Septernhmr Thest Flllllll Fleshman come to the school for a IJILXILXX of lllgll school 3CllX1l1CN The Student Counul Mtmbexs do then best to make the students feel yy elcome and at east The Chrlstmls Party 'llxxays proxxdes lots of We axe xateful fox the Job they haxe done T,l'11S fun and suxpuses hhq thls one that Rodncy ygar Porter recelx ed 3 35 2' , si. .I ' .A , , - ' f -,- 6 1 n- 2+ 41 W U e j I vi I fl xx 1 4' . 'Q ' wgrliw If lf! . : . ' , ' g . Y , 5 . l , ' '- g , , . : , , . 1, . - , . l , . . : . , . , . I - , . , . , . . : . , . - son, J. George, N. Richter, B. Allaben. ABSENT: K. Porter, Pres1dcnt. 7 . - a . v 1 .4 Q. I i. Q 3 K - ., ,' , . ' y . ' ,' ' . ' it 'ly' H - gf - s' v . ' - 3 - MANY OPPORTUNITES FOR J R C TO SERVE The prxmary functlon of the Jumor Red Cross IS helping others Its members make toys for l1ttle ch1l dren 1n hospltals They also help to provlde clothes for needy people and sometxmes the j a1d ln efforts to replace damaged or destroyed property Mrs Keleko v1ch sponsors the Hononegah J R C Chapter whlch has nearly 200 members Junlor Red Cross IS not all work and no play by any means The members have many OppOI'tllI'11t1eS to at tend summer camps One of these camp IS at Druce Lake Ill1no1s and another a great favorlte of members who have been there 1S at Lake Geneva The camps serve malnly as leadersh1p trammg centers but there IS tlme and opportunlty for much fun as well Sponsormg dances IS one way of rals mg money for varlous projects SEATED J Nelson M Casey Pres Mrs Kelekovlch Advlsor L Holmes Sec Treas D Carter SECOND ROW D Davxs K Kellor S Hopkms E Eddle THIRD ROW L Bubser K Adams C Hodges S Domke J Chappell FOURTH ROW J Shaoe ID Johnson C Ramsby B Buchs W Wh1te, , 1' s ' 1 I 1 ' , 1 U n ' I . ' ' 7 ' 7 7 ' 7 7 ' ! - S . I . . , . , . , . ' - . - . , . , . , . , . . .- 1 . e - 1 . , . V , . , . ' I 4 'S ' 1. ,M . lu-ll I . I 'Q Y 1 ,R :T 5 5- 5 ' A A v I . - M x,1 A , J W1shop 39 FFA VISITS FARMERS AND JUDGES CONTESTS Betvxeen x1s1ts to xallous txpls of fum mimbers of the Futuxe Faxmus of AITICIILT haxe been extxcmelx busx Thex haw sold calendars and axden steds sponsored a con Ces1on stand at the NIHIQHQO football 'ime and celebrmd the xxeelx of Fclmuau la as FF A Week Thev hate part1c1pated ID seuml wud 1nff contests One mt Mount A101118 where thev judged fat stock and gram Tlns August thev xull pntlcxpate ln the annual F F A Fan 'and elttt a F F A su eetheart from thls chapter to ltplcstnt them 1n the court Do lt yourself was the attxtude taken bv Ken neth Wxnterl ind Gary O Donnell and Noel Easton SEATED Mr Huggms Adv1sor B Buchs Reporter D Austln Tre is B Lonkhn V Pres B Carleton Pres J Carr Sec M Newton Sentlnel FIRST ROW F Raehl C Ryerson R Bovec M Mxller K Hoops A Durdm SEC OND ROW T Bumstead D Truman J Krupke B Todd W Br1dge J LOHkOUSk1 D Chllders .10 In .mg- buf '55-' SEATED P Bender Treas J Ferron Pres M Peters Sec Mrs Curtls Sponsor SECOND ROW D Carter C Goodell J Shade L Holmes P HIQQIDS S Baumgartner THIRD ROW J Rogers E Eddle S Hopkms D Llppltt J Weaver J Barber J Nelson FOURTH ROW D DHVIS P Brandt K Malhcoat G Bland G Sulson E Holmes M Penkovlch P Carter FIFTH ROW S Whxte L leholas C Peterson S Kelsey B Grenz J Bland ABSENT S Domke K Porter V Pres P Puddlcombe V Wmterland YEARS ACTIVITIES KEEP F H A HOPPING Hobo Day a bazaar and ch1l1 supper a Chr1strnls Carolmg Party a bake sale for the March of Dm es an Easter egg colormg party for orphans and a Mother Daughter Banquet were some of the projects mcluded 1n the Hqnonegah future homemakers program of work for the year Each month they try to have two projects plus the1r two busmess meetmgs to keep them busy In add1t1on to the1r local 8Ct1Vlt16S they also attend the scctlon rneetmgs In the fall the off1cers went to Mount Cauoll to the OILIICSYS tramlng school and qu1te a few of the members were able to attend the Sprxng Rally at Orangev1lle Each of the Future Homemakers of Amerlca now has a better understandmg of homemakmg due to the efforts of the new advxsor M.rs Curtxs and the Chapter Mother Mrs Weaver 4 Sandmg and upholstermg were just 1 few of the les ons the hornemakmg classes learned Here Julla Shade and Dorls Roddy sand away wh1le Darlene Swan son f1n1shes a cha1r cushlon 1 , 9 g . I l A 1 Q , D fl ' '. ' , f X , ' I' , , P ' 1 r' X , , M J .,- ,J E- ff ff. 4 A . -C X ' f' A 'sv . ,,- -Q. ,v NA i as . - . , ' . ' ' 1 I ' 2 1 ' v 7 ' 1 - - . . . ' ' - 1 - 1 - 7 - , . . 1 . , . . ' ' . ' x ' v - v - , - . . - . . . . . . . ' v ' 7 ' 3 ' l ' J Q - , I - , . NX . . . , I A ' u Q y - - , . , . . . . , . , . , , , . y Y . . . 1 1 7 ' v - 1 i . Q - I 1 - v a . . . . . I v - s y - N . - E . . ' I , - .1 , I 1. l . l SEATED: D. Lippitt, J. Moore, D. Davis, L. Stavlund, S. Peters, J. Rogers. SECOND ROW: C. Mutimer, E. Eddie, P. Craig, S. Wllite, A. Burkins, S. Hopkins. THIRD ROW: J. Green- field, P. Brandt, M. Gustin, M. Oakes, J. Chappell, K, Kellor, J, Bolin, FOURTH ROW: J, Hall, V. Winterland, J.Janssen.G. Selsor, S. Hotlen, G, Merriman, S, Domke, A, Bauling, BACK ROW: B. Moffitt, M. Hefti, B, Grenz, D. Havens, D. Betts, S. Kelsey, K. Adams, L. Barron. B. O'De1l. ABOVE: Trying for that famous strike is Cheryl Peters n in the girls' bowling i league, LEFT: R, Gible. C. Mutinmer. M. Benko- vich, and B. Hicks relax for a few minutes at one of the G.A.A. skating parties. ,fl SEATED: P. Carter, J. Magnuson, J. Weaver. Sec-Treasg D. Fisher, Pres: J. Ferron, V. Pres: C. Goodell Prog. Chmng S. Baumgartner, G. Jacklin. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Byrne, Advisory D. Carter, M. Bartell, S Jung, J. Dooley. C. Wilson, P. Bender, P. Higgins, K. Mallicoat, J. Barber. THIRD ROVV: B. Funk, L. Bub- ser, E. Chamberlain, J. Sprightly, P. Thorsen, R. McHone, C. Moore, S. Busker, C. Moen, M. Bainbridge FOURTH ROW: R. Anderson. J. Shade, D. Jones, B. Lowe, P. Dobson, P. Gustin. N. Thnrson. S. Bottimer, B Goebel, J. Wishop. BACK ROW: S. Schmidt, B. Edwards, K. Hilker, P. Puddicombe C. Peterson. R. Wen- sel, G. Mitchell, M. Casey, N. Ward, M. Gleasman. A scorekeeper, her toes are Norma Ward, Dobson, Betty Hinde. LEFT: Keeping the Lynda Nicholas, on Mary Lou Gleasman, Kaye Hilker, Phyllis Edwards, and Rosada Below: Florida, here we cornef The Wagon Wheel provided a wonderful pool in which to swim. I-74 5 af F23 SEATED K Hmde L Wheelock J Malllcoat G McDan1el R Hmde N Bell SECOND ROW D Andrews S Larson M Benkovlch E McHone N Mock S Jarman D Swenson L Schoonover THIRD ROW J Blau' M Carr S Morgan D Roddy S I-hcks M Brown S Anderson FOURTH ROW C Hodges L Rlch ardson S Schnudt L Goodman S Swenson B W11cox L ODonne1l P K1IlC8ld BACK ROW H Ander son D Havens W Whxte D Johnson M Baker L Nlcholas K Kelly J McMaster S Clankle gud 145514554 775 QM The Gxrls Athlet1c ASSOC1at1OI'1, better known as G A A IS a popular orgamzatxon at Hono negah Under the gu1dance and 1eadersh1p of Mrs Byrne, the membersh1p COI'1S1StS of 124 glrls, whxch IS approxlmately three fourths of the glrls ln school Any glrl attendmg Hononegah who has an lnterest 1n sports and fun IS ellglble to become a member If you Joln as a Freshman you can earn the four aw ards and become a member of the Bram and Brawn The awards can be earned by part1c1pat1ng 1n at least two sports each year and earmng no less than 12 po1nts or more than 45 po1nts 1 any 8Ct1V1ty The po1nts requ1red for obtalnmg these awards are as follows Awards Pomts Pomts Pomts Po1nts Pomts Numeral Map of Ill1no1s Due to the constructmn of the new school, our aftelschool act1v1t1es such as volleyball basketball and h1tp1n were llrmted, but we dld have as much fun as ever by swlmmlng and roller skatmg I , ill SEATED M Oakes D Bloom L Bubser Mrs Fredmck Advisor STANDING B Buchs D Craig L Nicholas K Mal licoat P Peck E Chamberlain M Degner G M1tchell D Betts M Baker owe Wanna Faded The library which the students are now us ing holds thlrteen This uncomfortable situa tion will soon be altered when our new li brary IS completed It will then hold seventy two comfortably Mrs Frederick the librar ian and her assistants w1ll have much more work to do then but Just think of all the new materials with vxhleh they will be working Belng a student librarian is not an easy Job clone After this is accomplished they then go into the library to work They check books in and out and locate those individuals who have forgotten to turn their books in at the end of the two week period They also help to locate reference books for those who need them to complete their assignments Since Mrs Fred erick wasnt able to spend her full tlme in the llbrary this year the students who volunteered to help 1n their free time came in very handy We are all looking forward to our new li brary and hope we can move into It very soon 45 On a dreary day the library 1S an ideal place to spend your time Janice Hall Gary Schoon over Del Craig Mike Cannell and Sharon Andrews seem to agree with this idea Q : . , . , . ' , U . ' l J ' a - l , - , . i , . , . . I I g g . . . . . I I Their first duty is to get their assignments l RIGHT J Shadt Asst Ed J W1shop Asst Ed Mr Clausen Adv1sor E Holmes Ed J George Sports Ed S Kelsey Bus Mgr BELOW TYPISTS M Gleasman H Swenson S Schm1dt B Goebel LOWER LEFI' REPORT ERS P H1gg1nS J Weaver K Mall1 coat C Goodell C Ramsby C Peter son LOWER RIGHT REPORTERS L Bubser L N1cholas D Carter B Buchs J Magnu on L Holmes B Mosher HCHS NEWS COVERED BY INDIAN STAFF Publlshed weekly 1n the Rockton Herald our newspaper the Ind1an tells the story of HCHS studffnt hfe The staff composed of any newspaper Belng a staff member glves the student an 1ns1ght mto the fleld of journal lsm and teaches h1m to become an alert rt spons1ble 1nd1v1dual Thxs year s staff has endeavored to bulld bet ter school Splflt and mterest among the par ents fr1ends students and faculty Z . ', . g .. ' , . g . , 3 . Y Z ' 7 J ' , . . : : : . ' ' , . , . '- , . , . , . ' . , . D , . , . , . 3 , . . . . , if ' 77 , . ' a twenty-three members, is set up like that of 1 ' Y x- . y I . Y . 7 ' 7 y' . . , V ' 1? ! ' . ,, V QQ, - 5' l E'-1 X , f ' N . , - 46 .. MACK STAFF RELATES MEMORABLE EVENTS Well th1s school year IS almost over and another Mack has been published It s been a lot of work especxally for the edltor but we ve had a lot of fun too The staff has trled to put together an an nual that w1ll please everyone It conta1ns the hxghhghts and the wonderful t1mes of the past year We the Mack Staff of 1957 hope that th1s Mack w11l brmg back all the fond mem or1cs of th1s school year LEFT Mr Clausen Advlser J Ferron Ed B Edwards Asst Ed T Kocher Bus Mg1 BELOW P Dobson Adv Mgr D F1Sh6T Subscr1pt1on 8: D1StF1bUtlOH Mgr B Lowe ArtEd R Wensel Photo Ed B Bond Asst Art Ed LOWER LEFT REPORTERS P Peck D Warner P H1gg1I1S D Carter E Chamberlam G Schoonover LOWER Rlght Typlsts M Bambrxdge R ODell S Swenson l ' - s 1 - 1 1 . , . 9 . , , 'Q . . , . , . , v - 1 1 , T , . g . . . . . . , . .- . , . , . , , , . 1 - r . . . ' . . , .- . . , . . 1. Q 'X W zz n - 1 1 7 s ' 4 ' - - l . y 1' . . . . X 1 0 ' Q . . , ---I-:V a 1 ns as - - .X . fi N 6 K V 3222 2 17 SEATED Mrs Doubleday Bus1ness Mgr P Carter Mr Gunderson Boys Sponsor B Plnkston D Bloom Mrs Gh1gl1er1 Gxrls Sponsor ROW TWO R Anderson D Jones D F1ShCT P Gustm N Thorson B Edwards P Dob son ROW THREE H Swenson D Truman G M1tchell R Wensel J Buchs R Roschx K Hllker These people helped to keep the records stra1ght MAGAZINE CONTEST REVEALS SALESWOMEN Th1S yCHr m our magazme contest the glrls showed thelr super1or1ty as salesman by turnlng 1n S1895 40 whlle the boys net ted only S1269 50 The average per stu dent was S895 40 The grand total th1s year was 33,160 25 The school reccwcd 31.062 48 of th1s amount The Jumors topped H1 the class compe t1t1on wlth 31029, the Sophomores were next wlth 3965, the Freshmen turned xn S667 80, and the Sc n1ors trarlcd wrth S502 Not only d1d the Junrors sell the hlghest amount as a class but also the h1ghest per cHp1ta The hxgh salesman for the boys was Joe Stlen wlth S152 Cheryl Peterson ranked fxrst for thc g1rls xx 1th S115 60 Other h1gh saleswomen xncluded J ul1a Shade, Sara Hopkms Jud5 VVeaver and Donna Dav1s 48 .1 313 A,-Y. L ,unit ' -2 , A ,ia ref, , if ' ' 4 ff' f- rf X, ' N f rf ., . v' :.,f1g,.-, , ' ., ST ,Z f , V ll ffm 4 - 2 N ' + . , if R ' -he . ' ' '. ' , - - 1 V ' . I 5 - It 6 T . , N , -s I . Y - A f: in U' K, - l ' 1 , . . , ., . , . , x , , . , . , . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . . , . , . , . A , . , . , , . . THE JUNIOR PLAY IS A BIG PRODUCTION The Junlor play Green Valley was presented on November 29 and 30 under the d1rect1on of Mr Robert Andreoh The play IS a comedy fantasy concermng a small valley farmer Eldon who IS bemg taken by a fast talkmg c1ty shcker Ever heel When Eldon s dead ancestors fmd out about this they 1mmed1ately come back to help h1m keep h1s land The only way one can see these sp1r1ts IS to dr1nk the mag1c mllk that Eldons cow glves How Eldon IS helped by these folks from the past proved to be very amusmg and pro Vlded hearty laughs for the many people who at tended the play Eldon Berry Pr1m Stokes T1nker Sm1th T J Everheel Martha Mears Ienny Jensen Lonesome Berry Granny Berry M..-. Wh1le Pr1m eyes Tlnker he IS very aston1sh ed at the S129 of the Sunflowers CAST John Ellmgson Jack1e Dooley Cra1g Manley B111 Bolhe Glor1a Bland Pam Thorsen B111 Campbell Carol Goodell if J 'deaf They grow em b1g 1n Green Valley B111 Bond and Mary Ann Degner hold some of the evldence 49 S Calhoun Berry Jeb Berry Prudence Rufe Thomas Sarah Thomas H1p Cooley Mam1e Cooley Ransome Berry J1m Kocher Dan Chr1sten Phylhs H1gg1HS B1ll Bond Judy Barber Bob Conklln Judy Weavel Tom Domke T J Everheel IS about to be hanged by a rlotous mob 'xx 1 1 - - I X X X X 'X X Q! 77 X 1 . Q 'I I I . . xl ' ' I 7 . . - za as - - - - - - 7 . 9 - 5 1 i V N f - ' - sz 77 I 2 p 1 - If ! 52. - - as as - - - - 1 1 Grandpa Berry ...... :-I::I:-John Brown Shade Stokes.-.1-.-.-.1-.1-.T.-.1-.1Darrel Lowe X Q p 1 7 5 N x ga V4 i 1 f K Y - 11 , f O-, A ft' X I f'-' ' l n ' I In iw -5 , , . . W . . B111 Upchurch and Mae Stanqunst watch Inez Klrbv crown J1m Rollette as the Km of the 77mm 2 Dancxng 1n a moonhght garden to the musxc of LGWIS Dalvlt s Orchestra were many young and happy couples on the nlght of May 5 1956 Our garden was decorated wlth a Whlte plck et fence and trelhces fllled w1th gaxly colored flowers A blg yellow moon was the back ground for our throne and along one wall was a flower garden bordered by red br1cks Whlle many anxlous spectators sat 1n the audltorlum, our court, conslstmg of Beverly eo oft Judy Stewart Queen Mae and Kmg Jun seem quxte pleased with the proceedmgs but B1lly Lowe Larry Whlsman Ruthanne Wensel, John Altenberg Phylhs Dobson Terry Kocher Don na F1sher D1ck Reedy Mae Stanqulst J1m Rollette and Judy Stewart and B1lly Reedy as crown bearers took the1r pos1t1ons near the throne The names of the kmg and queen had not yet been drsclosed As our sponsor read these names, Inez K1rby and B1ll Upchurch Kmg and Queen of the 1955 Junlor Prom, crowned Mae Stanqulst and Jun Rollette as our Krng and Queen of the 1956 Jumor Prom RIGHT D Reedy D Fxsh er T Kocher P Dobson B Upchurch M Stanqurst J Rollette I Krrby R Wensel J Altenberg B Lowe, L Whlsman ntlo vii F . , ' '11 If -. i MN, 1 , .f - ' - p F 4 V 1 , ..s 4 N., -. b - 9 , 5 ll I tn. F 'Q Q' ' . 4 an A l ' ' ' . ,- .x ' - - V 2 . -3 ' ,ns ' N el , . 'I g - I , 4 I , . 1956 Prggn, f Reedy is a bit bewildered. , If , 5 ' g y . . . . , . , . . , . 2 v 1 1 ' 7 ' 7 7 7 . . . , , . . . , ' 1 'Y - y - , fi .G ' r - . 1 ' n X N xr, Q Q . , . , , ', ', 1 n . I' V iq lr ' . ' I . ' ' v n A ' ' 2 . J I ' -W . . ' A 1 ' Q Siam E-is E L - c-5 Z1 MICKEY TOM RED Wwlccm HCHS 27 .... 19 .... 6 .... 6 .... 6 .... 20 .... 36 .... WON 4 DICK BILL 'wma Raza THE RECORD OPP Oregon ---- Mt. Morris on 20 So. Beloit --- ---- 14 ---- Harlem --- ---- 19 ---- Harvard ---- ---- 18 ---- St. Thomas --- -- 6 ---- Marengo ---- ---- 13 --- So. Beloit --- ----- 0 LOST 3 TIED 1 BOB TERRY JOHN BOB COACH KELSEY'S COMMENTS This squad gave Hononegah her first win- ning season since 1953. Although key players were lost during the season, as the year pro- gressed the team improved, especially in hold- ing down the scoring of the opponents. The team found itself in the Mt. Morris game, where, trailing 20 to 0 at the half, the Indians put on the greatest rally I have ever seen to win 27 to 20. In the two losses in league play, to Harlem and Harvard, the boys came back strong in the last half to make what looked like routs turn into exciting games. All eleven seniors who won major letters will be missed next season. However, with 14 re- turning junior letter winners and with support from the best Frosh-Soph squad in the history of Hononegah, the Indians should be a fine team again next year. uv' JIM jfk JOHN ROGER RODNEY ALBERT BILL JERRY fx - u Q hr ' .li 1 . .4 ..- SEATED B Gann B Buchs R Gable M Kelley B Cronk C Manley SECOND ROW J Altenberg J E111s R Porter T Kocher, E Belken B Allaben B Carter THIRD ROW Coach Kelsey, T Lackey B Bo111e, J Buchs J Rollette J Kocher L Nlckless Coach Baumgartner BACK ROW D Lowe T Domke L VVh1sman B Hoover J Hayter D E1Ck A Burk1ns B Mutuner wma Zellma MAJOR LETTER AWARDS John Altenberg CCaptJ B111 Allaben Ed Belkcn Albert Burkms J ohn Hayter Terry Kocher Bob Mutlmer LaVerne Nlxckless Rodney Porter J 1m Rollettg Larry Wh1sman B111 Bolhe Jerry Buchs Dlck Elck Roger Gable Bob Hoox er MlCkGy Kelley Tom Lackey Bob Gann MINOR LETTER AWARDS Bob Buchs Bernard C uter B b Cronk Tom Dornk Jun Kocher Du1L11 Long Cr 11 'XI 111115 Chff Blggdft Olgrj G xrx Bond Ulgrj Ru 5911 Kothe l'Vl rj Roger Gable runs mto .1 stumblmg block -, , , ,A ' f' . - - 'gl'-- ' ,- -. . . . , , . , . , . , . , . . . ' Q . , . , . , . . , . , . . . . , . . , . , . , . , . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . I A A v f , au, ., ,W , , . aA' l' 1012 f' , , 3.2---N-'R' .5 . r 5' 'si ,fi ,J ,,, A v ,V . A. ' 'ff' . .- . 9 -1 A . Q 21, l . , I . F dn.-. A ' ,A ..2. 1- , ' .- g' IR--I1 '-as S' A g. , 111, U-by - ,Q -Q-A .l g 'fam N ' ' - '-'-' 447 ' i-'-1' SEATED G Dav1dson R Cronk D Granger J Stevenson G ODonnell J George D Andree J Krupke C Blggart Mgr KNEELING B Cronk M Cannell C Magnuson D Truman D Chxlders D Cra1g C Alexander K Wmterland A Splegler J Dorney THIRD ROW R Ko the Mrg Coach Compagnonl T Hemz K H111 R Weaver E Bennett T Bumstead J Hopkms E Swartout D Huntmgton Coach Gunderson C Bond Mgr FOURTH ROW F Hasse L Grover G Sly B Andree J Schroeder P Bolander D Bloom D Bloom B Everhart uw! eczm 77474 gland MINOR LETTER AWARDS Davld Bloom fCo Captj John Krupke QCO Captj Don Andree Erme Bennett Mlke Cannell Delos Cralg Jun Dorney THE RECORD HCHS Chnton South Be1o1t Harlem Harvard North Boone St Thomas Marengo J1m George Denn1s Granger Les Grover Ted HCIHZ Kenny H111 DHV1d Huntmgton Doug Jerome OPP WON 6 LOST 1 TIED 1 55 John Schroeder Alan Sp1egler John Stevenson Dlck Truman Ronme Weaver Kenny Wlnterland Brrrr . S x 3eM,N!'- U - I 21 ................ ' ............ 0 19 ................ Beloit Catholic ...... 0 31 ................ ' ..,,..,, 0 13 ................ ............. 1 9 37 ................ .......,,.. 1 8 34 ................ ....... 1 3 31 ................ . ...-.-..s 7 0 ................ ........... 0 JOHN qcapr p BILL THE Hcus RECORD St1llman Valley Klrkland Harvard Harlem St Thomas Leland Lena North Boone Marengo Durand South Beloxt K1rk1and Harvard Harlem St Thomas North Boone Marengo South Beloxt West Rockford SHARK Conference 5th place OPP WON 8 LOST RED J IM BOB J IM 717574144 rf N TERRY Sink lt Jlm Smk lt' DICK RON NIE CRAIG UICK GARY 57 THE COACH SPEAKS The basketball squad that lepoxted for the last season 1n the old gxm xx as lackmg 1n helght number of candl dates and 1n exper1ence Thrs squad xxorked hard ex erx mght 1n preparatlon fox the next opponent Manx squads max haxe xx on more games but none could 5U1p8SS the great desne and attxtude xxhlch thls xeal s team pos sessed It xx as a pleasule to xx ork xx1th the boxs as they got readx fo1 each game Perhaps four games xx1ll alxx axs stand out xxhen thls season 15 lecalled They m1ght be Stlllman Valley Hfn lem Hax ard and South Beloxt St1llman Vallex xx 111 bc remember ed because xt xx as our f1rst game and xxe xx on I thought xxe plax ed our best game agaxnst Harlem al though we were defeated Agalnst Harvard whlch led the fu st round xve pulled a posslble upset Of COU159 to beat So Belo1t on then' floor 1n the last scheduled game 15 a marked x1ctorx Wlth such successes th1s xeal s team xx 1ll serxe as a challenge to future teams Although the semors xxhom xxe shall mxss wrll nextr xxeax the Hononegah colors aga1n they may Joln xxlth other great alumm and contmue to help by cheerxng and encouragmg future teams Coach Baumgartner It IS mx des1re that xxe may have an even greater team next season when vxe vx1ll enter our new gym KNEELING J Elhs J Altenberg R ODell G ODonnell C Manley T Kocher J Kocher STANDING J Stexenson Manager T Domke B Hoo ver D Anderson Mr Baumgartner Coach B Boll1e L N1ckless D E1Ch K Hrll Manager 38 KNEELNG D Bloom D Craig J Krupke L Cadman J George D Carter G Wallace SEC OND ROW K Hill Manager J Kroesch Manager Mr Compagnoni Coach Mr Gunderson As sistant Coach J Stevenson Manager G Noller Manager D Huntington THIRD ROW D Bloom D Chamberlain T Heinz E Hawkins D Jerome J Mclntyre F Hasse T Funk BACK Row T. Bumstead D. Truman C. Alexander F. Ayres D, Granger J. Hopkins E. Bennett. we e4m740a'7z'4 nec THE RECORD HCHS OPP. ---------------- Harvard ------------ ---------------- Harlem ------------- ---------------- St. Thomas ---,----- ---------------- North Boone -------- ---------------- Marengo ------------ ---------------- South Beloit -------- ---------------- Aquin -------------- - ....... ........ F orreston ......... - ---------------- Pearl City ---------- Savanna ........... WON 12 HCHS OPP. ---------------- Stillman Valley ---U ---------------- Kirkland --,,---,--- ---------------- Harvard --------,-- ---------------- Harlem -------,--,- ' . ............. --- St. Thomas ......-, , .. ---------------- North Boone ---,--, ' ................ 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H I A lJ121B1'15- .11111 21 C11i11111'I'IT15' 111z11'111111- f111-1111- 111-111- I11 3 Q -111' 1111-50 11-1111 12 '-1' -- 111111 2 1111 mp ,,f 11,1-1. mr. ,- 2 .fl pg 111' j -' J 111211 11'111 111-111-111 1111- 1 1- ' ' -12 '1- 1 , Th 1 f' -51 -,' 1- 3 --111 'Q g 1 g ligi- T11 -111 g11 1111- 5111111 1'1 211111 11111-1'1-51 of 111-15, 11I1g of 11111-1'1i. 1-1111-11 5 11111 1 ' 1 '2 3 '1 11 11115 111'u21111z21111111 1'2111 110 21 Q1l1lf1 111111 111 1'1-2115 111 1',3 '11 1'- 2 211 - 2 x1 ' H 3 GOLF RECORD HCHS OPP. -------------------- St. Thomas --------,,--,-,U 6 -------------------- St. Thomas -------- 15 -------------------- Beloit Catholic ,,-,,-,,--,H 1415 15 14 -------------------- Beloit High -,,---,, -------------------- Beloit High ,,-,--,- 6 5 V2 Q -................... Beloit Catholic ...,.......... lk 2 ifffffff 141f2 10 -------------------- Harlem --------,,----,,,,,-- 1 .................... Harlem ...-..,--,..,,,,.,,,, 14 District Tournament 0 WON 0 TIED 1 LETTER WINNERS MAJOR Lonkouski Merriman Nickless Rollette Stewart Upchurch UZJUJUJFUUU1! Bauhng Bollie Craig Gable Gann Hotlen Mgr Larson if Ek Y ws A Burl-:ins J Lonkouski M Kelly L Nlckless T Lackey B Mutuner 61 LOST 7 MINOR Anderson J Baulmg D Bloom J Drummond Bob Everhart M Kelley J Schroeder L Whisman CONFERENCE Harlem South Beloit St Thomas Harvard N01 th Boone Mgr MEET 1 1 1 1 1 1 . ' J. ' D. . ' G. ' . ' . ' L. ' . . J, . . J. , . . , . B. . Jn. .Alix if ' i ' v- J! - r- Y . ' i . 4 1' fl L in . I 'LUX Vs XX ' . E l R - LDC ' ---------.-.- 59 N K' D-'m x bu A - E X' Hononegah .........,.., 47222 - ' ' gf ' ........... 36,2 , . -.--.... 31 . . ' -.----...---., - 31 C . 1 ' , ' , ' , ' , ' ----------- I 'Q'-null 7 To the Front Line From Behind the Scene HCHS S Ups and Downs and Arounds '++,,1 l' X l 1 Taxmg and Relaxlng .4 . n n f 'Q AA .,.e, , Y I A COMPLIMENTS GREER ELECTRIC 315 Short Street PORTER BROTHERS BELOIT WISCONSIN Limestone and Rock Producers Phone Em 56675 Earth Moving Equipment Soil and Road Builders P O Box 996 Phone Rockton 3-4202 or Caledonia 312 ROSCOE ILLINOIS Gravel Contractor ROSCOE ILLINOIS Z I N N E C K E R S Phone Rockton 3 4101 ROCKTON ILLINOIS 63 OF IOHN L. KELLEY COMPUMENTS OF Those of Us at THE HUB Wlsh the 1957 Senlor Class Success and a Very Full and Happy Future CONGRATULATIONS ' CLASS OF 57 BLOYER WELL CO Resldentlal Farm Wells Complete Well Serv1ce Route 51 South Belort DUnk1rk 9 2028 64 Commercial - Industrial Comphments of CONGRATULATIONS OSBORN S INC 145 West Grand Belort Wnsconsxn Phone EMerson 5 5547 Young Crtlzens Reynolds Plumbmq and Heatlng R. R. 1 Roscoe Illmors H B BURTON Custom Work and Bulk M1114 Haulrng Anhydrous Ammoma Apphcahon ROSCOE ILLINOIS Rockton 3 4501 Caledorua 313 PETERS BROS Burldmg Matenals Lumber Fuel O11 Coal Mastermxx Feed ROSCOE ILLINOIS Rockton 3 4611 or 3 4621 SHELL SERVICE STATION GEORGE MCDONALD 6 SONS Frrestone Dealers U S Hrghway 51 ROSCOE ILLINOIS ROSCOE FARM STORE Hardware Housewares Plumbmg 6. Electncal Supphes Pam! Glass ROSCOE ILLINOIS COMPLIMENTS TEED S SERVICE STATION ROSCOE ILLINOIS CIRCLE D SADDLE SHOP Leathercraft Supphes Saddlery and Rrdmg Apparel Rockton 3 4711 ROSCOE ILLINOIS A Specialty Farm Supplies - Redi-Mix Cement of Compliments LIBERTY ENGINEERING CO Roscoe Il11no1s Complrments BELOIT SAVINGS BANK Keep Your Savmgs m cr 417 North Slate BELOIT WISCONSIN Member Federal Depost Insurance Corporat on Member Federal Reserve System ff Congratulcrtlons Class of 57 FERRON S SERVICE Brake and Igmhon Servrce S nclau' Dealer U S Royal Tues ROSCOE ILLINOIS Phone Rockton 8 4931 of of ' Savings Bank i . i i , - ,Q M Paul Fridly Iohn Fridly Dale Fridly Residential- FRIDLY INC. - Commercial General Contractors Dial Rockford 3 8616 939 Lee Street Rockford Illinois WMM Mmm e lil ztbazlq em ix n ly R 4 g nab 1 f 70 ooo People 67 I . . I Q4 ' Q4 X ,K A, . 'E' fL0 !7:Q51.- ' . C ' ' xigEiTM'93iE?E??f' th R f M' o o ft-fT:3 ? . R' wg . X- 1 S Bl ea m I , COMPLIMENTS or WITTE BARKER INC MAR LU MOTEL PLUMBING Downtown Rockton LLOYD 6- MYRTLE PE'l'IT'l' Owners HEATING Phone 2 8491 SHEET METAL ROSCOE BEAUTY SHOP 301 309 Pleasant St We Style Your Han' to Fit You BELOIT WISCONSIN Open Monday through Saturday Noon Emerson 53371 Rockfon 3 4911 Roscoz ILLINOIS MAIN CONE' ECTIONERY I N G 101 West Mam Street ROCKTON ILLINOIS SKATING We Thmk We Make the Best Hamburgers 111 the World We Could Be Rxqht' P A L A C E BADGER BOWL Bowl for Rockford un n11n0lS 68 Open Thursday and Friday Evenings F . . Congrcztulatlons WAGON WHEEL 240 Rooms Rockton I111no1s 69 Class of '57 LOOKING FORWARD THE CLI-ISS of 57 BRYDEN MOTORS TH E FORPIMRD LOOK DESOTO PLYMOUTH BELOIT WISCONSIN 548 BROAD ST ::5i5sS5:1z::-,-.. 2EEE525EEEEHEEQEEEEEFEFEEEEEEE ,. ,.,, . I COMPLIMENTS OF IACK 6 ART S TAVERN COMPLIMENTS OF WHITE STAR ROCKTON ILLINOIS Phone 2 8461 COMPLIMENTS Florence s Beauty Salon 104 Prcxme Avenue Rockton 2 6011 SAY IT WITH FRUTIGER S FLOWERS Phone Rockton 2 5711 211 E Franklm Street ROCKTON ILLINOIS A I BELSHAW Lxcensed Plumber PLUIVIBING and HEATING Rockton 2-4931 Wensel s Gulf Statlon MARLIN WENSEL Prop Phone 2 8431 BOULEVARD IEWELRY Expert Watch and Iewelry Repmnng The House of F me Dxamonds We Do Enqravmg 543 Blackhawk Blvd SO BELOIT ILLINOIS DUn.k1rk 9 1882 Compllments DR R C HARDY OF ROCKTON' ILLINOIS ROCKTON, ILLINOIS ' Q OF .1 71 .- COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS GHIGLIERI AGENCY P 2-6591 HOPKINS LUMBER REAL ESTATE INSURANCE FRONTIER INN On Curve South of Rockton Hughwcry 2 Fme Food H M and R M Buchanan X of hone OF Edw. Shotliff-Agency and COMPLIMENTS ROCKTON GRAIN AND l SUPPLY INC Superlor Constructlon ROCKTON ILLINOIS GRAIN .d t. . FEED SEEDS BUILDING REPAIRING FERTILIZER REMODELING 2- 1 P 2- I BEST WISHES FOR SUCCESS GREEN MANUFACTURING COMPANY 73 OF ' ' Co. Resx en xcxl-Commercml Phone 40 1 hone 509 IACK CROWLEY SERVICE Trouble? Call lack Now Avculable at the Wagon Moblle 24 Hour Servlce Rockton 2 6811 4 Heavy Duty Wrecker-Chicago Motor Club ROCKTON ELECTRIC AND lim f REPAIR SHOP ROCKTON HARDWARE MARSHALL JENSEN Htp tApp1 k' 2 COMPUMEN-rs COMPLIMENTS Rockton Vctnety Store CORK S FOOD MART kt 2 5352 COMPLIMENTS OF Strack s Western Auto Hopkrns Grocery and Market ASSOCICIIG Store my M h 1900 I-'H ROCKTON ILLINOIS 2 4111 ri1ngG d I04M S t Ph 2 53 COMPLIMENTS THE ROCKTON SHOE STORE COMPLIMENTS ROCKTON INN Comp ens oi Mautz Painis O Qin iances Roc on -6411 or OF I Roc on - Quct ' erc cxndise Since Complete I e of Spo ' oo s Phone - crin tree one -53 OF OF We Delrver Anywhere Prompt Servlce T H E Dwyer s Redl Mrx Concrete washed sand and Gravel R 0 C K T 0 N LOVES PARK ROSCOE Rockford 7 6938 Rockton 3 4121 ROSCOE ILLINOIS H E R A L D T H E C O TT A G E SHIRLAND GRAIN AND IMPLEMENT noscos ILLINOIS Tractors Farm Mcrchznery Grit T S oys and Servrce Greeimq Cards Phone 2-4127 HERSCH S GARAGE Rockton Decoratmq Servrce Body and Fender Work and 130S Bl kh k GC GW TV Repcur Phone 2 739 1 COMPUMENTS OF CONGRATULATIONS Rockton Iewelry and Class of 57 Grit Shop Feature Lock Rockton Lumber and Dmmond Rmqs GERALD F SMITH Ieweler Supply Company ,6 I I 1 I Complete Automotive Service GATEWAY BOWLING LANES Your Bow11ng Host 635 4th Street EM 55331 Complete Wmter Sports Equlpment Whxte Stag Sk: Clothmg KRUEGER SPORT SHOP SOUTHERN WISCONSIN SPORTS CENTER PHONE EMerson 2 6827 Model Alrplanes Track Football Goli Basketball Motors Boats Games Skls Sleds Skates Tobogqans Tenms Bxcycles Wagons Toys Games 17 1 SPORTSWEAR - FISHING - BAD-MINTON - HUNTING CADILLAC GLASS CO D al 3 0404 WALTER H WILLIAMS Manager 525 South Mmn Street ROCKF ORD ILLINOIS Sun Ray Flxture Mfg Company 2110 11th St eet ROCKFORD ILLINOIS Fxxtures Ior A11 Purposes Gateway Paper and Supply Co EMerson 5 5521 156 160 St Lawrence Ave BELOIT WISCONSIN BRADLEY 6. BRADLEY Archltects and Engmeers for Addltlons to and Alteratlons of Hlgh School Bu11d1ng 924 North Ma1n Rockford I111no1s Rockford 3 9601 , 8 0 1' i - 1 School Supplies I MODERNE KITCHEN S ByG IK Y LOMBARD ILLINOIS POPANZ REPAIR SHOP dWI kt 3 ROSCOE ILLINOIS Compliments GUMMOW S DAIRY FARMS kt2 MANLEY SAND COMPANY Industrial Sands OI' Foundries Glass Speclal Uses 79 u eneva Stee itchens If ou want the of Finest Farm Fresh Automotive and Tractor D I Products Repairing Painting an e ding Phone Roc on -7167 Phone Roc on -4932 ll l ll f Blankenberq Photographers Congratulatlons to the IP-C01'P01'CIf9d Class of 57 From KANKAKEE ILLINOIS FORREST CITY GEAR T M kf 7 ROCKTON BEAUTY CLIN I C ROSCOE BARBE SHOP TOT SHOP FIXTURES AND WIRING FOR THE DIN R NEW BUIL G BERG ELECTRIC ROCHELLE 1LL1No1s Laboratory Equrpment for the New Scrence Department . . LANE EQUIPMENT COMPANY 2141-47 West Iowa Street Chlcago 22 Illinois 80 I Producers of Fme School Annuals Producers of he ac or 195 by