Hononegah High School - Mack Yearbook (Rockton, IL)

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The students earning awards in homemaking, journalism, and agriculture were Mary Jean Jeeklin, homeniakingg Roger Frey, agricultureg Robert Kreuter, journalism, and Marianne Mac- Kenzie, homemaking. Societies ...Q Several seniors earned the dramatics award this year. They are Bette Allard, Ron Diderich and Ruth Ann Rasmussen, seatedg and Doug Kamholz and Reid Ferguson, standing. Boys earning recognition in the fields of sports were James Chamberlain, basketballg Tom Rose, basketballg Nick Swanson, basketballg Tom Stogsdill, basketballg and Lowell Freedlund, football. vw iv.-'Do i .. s 'x .f Top seniors in the field of music were Bette Allart, seated, Judy Dobson, Barry Bissell and Paula Beck. ABSENT-Jean Mattingly. Also receiving recognition in the fields of sports were Barry Bissell, basketballg Lewis Norman, wrestlingg Robert Behling, wrestling, and Rick Baumgartner, basketball. K 29

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Earning the highest awards in the Senior Class were Jackie Dwyer, American Legiong Marianne MacKenzie, Danforth, Nancy Sterud, DARQ Craig Peters, American Legiong and Robert Kreuter, Danforth. The seniors earning the Good Citizenship awards this year were Edna Harper, Leta Gibson, Cheryl Cummings, Jack Eisele, Rick Baumgartner and Jack Ahlquist. National Honor And Achievement Meeting the qualifications in GAA were ROW 1- L. Falconer, J. Dobson, R. Rasmussen, D. Bloom, P. Cox. ROW 2-P. Clussmau, M. Baker, N. Sterud, M. Johnson, D. Glenny, D. Gentz. . Sai? vs YS. .i... lk was r N ina s N L' Q in -. . r. . -.. ,. Juniors named to the National Honor Society were Mary Ann Harper, Kathi Daume, Lois Mezger and John Wishop.

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Pepsi'J r in f W Enjoying a refreshing break are the senior class officers and sponsors. President Doug Kamholz hands Jackie Dwyer, Secretary, a bottle of Pepsi as Craig Peters, Vice-presl- dentg Mary Kay Hartley, Treasurer, and Mr. Street and Mr. Oberst, Sponsors, look on. Senior Class History In the fall of 1961, Hononegah sheltered 157 bewildered new faces. Our class Advisers, Mr. Tubb a.nd Mr. Street, helped us orient our- selves in this new environment. Class officers were soon elected. We chose Rick Baumgartner as our Presidentg Barry Bissell, Vice-presi- dent, Jackie Dwyer, Secretaryg and Barb Fry, Treasurer. During this first year at Hononegah our Student Council representatives were Judi Dobson, Craig Peters, Jackie Dwyer, Lois White, Ruth Rasmussen, Rick Baumgarmer and Carol Geiser. Our candidate for the Homecoming was Jackie Dwyer, and Jackie and Ron Doetch were chosen to represent us at the Snow Ball. In our sophomore year we numbered 149 and our officers were Craig Peters, Presi- dentg Nick Swanson, Vice-president, Marilynn Johnson, Secretary, and Cheryl Cummings, Treasurer. Our Student Council members were Craig Peters, Judi Dobson, MarilynnJohnson, Marsha Fox, Ron Diderich, Carol Geiser and Donna Bloom. Representing us on the Home- coming Court was Carol Curtis, and sopho- mores at the Snow Ball were Marsha Fox and Lowell Freedlund. Amidst the homework, we found time for a few car washes, sock hops, and cake raffles. Upon entering the expanding Hononegah for a third time, we discovered that we were now 129 lofty upperclassmen. To lead us through that active year, we elected a government consisting of Craig Peters, President, Jackie Dwyer, Vice-presidentg Carol Curtis, Secre- taryg and Donna Bloom, Treasurer. To inform and guide the junior class, our Student Council 30 members were Judi Dobson, Craig Peters, Jackie Dwyer, Marsha Fox, Cheryl Cummings a.nd Ron Diderich. To represent us at the Homecoming, the comely Jackie Dwyer was chosen, and at the Christmas Dance, Cheryl Cummings and Lowell Freedlund were elected to compliment the juniors. The remainder of the year we were extremely successful in making money from such projects as our unique Hootenannyg the hilarious play, My Three Angels , and a beautiful ending to an exciting year, Shangri-La, our Prom. Last fall we crossed the threshhold into our senior year. As wise and learned seniors, we chose Douglas Kamholz as President, Craig Peters, Vice-presidentg Jackie Dwyer, Secretary, and Mary Kay Hartley, Treasurer. Seniors who earned a position on the Student Council were Doug Kamholz, Craig Peters, Ron Diderich, Gary Barmore, Rick Baum- gartner, Bob Kreuter, Cheryl Cummings and Jackie Dwyer. King and Queen of the Home- coming dance were Lowell Freedlund and Sandra Osborne, who also represented us at the Snow Ball. The Senior class chose Nancy Sterud as Hononegah's candidate in the first Queen contest at Durand's Holiday Festival, which our basketball team won. The class of '65 proudly continued the new custom of Princess Hononegah by offering Judi Dobson with Cheryl Cummings as her stand-in. This year was the end of a four-year partnership for 123 seniors, climaxed by graduation on the third of Jnme. Then, to seal our memories, we took a five-day air trip to both Washing- ton, D.C. and New York City. , ,. C -, 1-3450, '