Hoopeston High School - Picayune Yearbook (Hoopeston, IL)

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'e i' L faq: fer 2? i ?: er' E'cEyAY9lQliF gfligiiif Aldrich, Richard johnson, Donald Reitz, VValter Bell, Charles Long, Lorenzo Rodman, Samuel Blackalmy, Raymond KlcCool, Andrew Roslmorg, Robert Carlson, Eugene Manuel, Harold Schwartz, junior Flexman, Donald Marshall, Orville Smith, Marion Fox, Lorren Martin, Howard Snell, junior Griner, Ronald Newman, Raymond Storm, julian Haerr, George Piclcrell, Elmer Yarbrough, Eldon Heaton, Richard Prickett, Durarcl THIS year we are busy earning money to hnance the junior-Senior banquet. Our class officers are VVilliam Trego, l-lelen L. Richardson, and Marjorie Schwartz. Seven boys won letters in football. Many of our junior girls were chosen by Miss Thompson on her all-star soccer team. Ten girls were chosen by Miss Curry for the girls' Glee club. One of our greatest accomplishments is the JOHN GREEK SPOTLIGHT, our school paper, sponsored by Miss Payne. The staff is composed of Dorothy Dornfeld, editor-in-chief, Marjorie Schwartz, busi ness manager, Eileen Saindon, circulation manager, Eleanore Williams, adver- tising managerg Gretchen Odle, exchange editorg Esther Pierson, literary editor, Elizabeth Vance and Orville Marshall, news reportersg Doris Ogdon, joke editorg Richard Aldrich and Helen L. Richardson, sports reporters, and Edith Bock, personals. Such has been these three eventful years at John Greer High School under the instruction of a faculty willing to impart their learning to us and always ready to lend a helping hand. E1LE1iN SAINDON Page Twenty-One Xi 1 Z 1 lf! l W 7 fi ff l l rl .1 H Q? I l 4 'll ,i l ,ll lglv A X M v V Y Y

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1 Qfff l?'CQ'5Y9FIl: elif 'B' Alkire, Margaret Allyn, Mary Bird, Laverne Bock, Edith Boltz, Eleanor Carl, Velma Collier, Mary Cronkhite, Marita Cntright, Mary Dornfeld, Dorothy Fields, Margene Fleming, Heloise Frantz, Jeanette Green, Rosetta Hardy, Helen Hawk, Margaret Hayes, Elizabeth but no one earned a letter. VVe were well represented in semi-chorus. year, some of our girls were asked to serve the Junior-Senior banquet. iz' SIN it I Wt J Nl ,l , .Wt it Jglvih. li l ll Y l l If w ,I , tw it 1 il lf a qw Houmes, Glcla Polmg, Margaret ' , Ingle, jean Reed, Hazel jaynes, Goldie Richardson, Helen , ,l johnson, Josephine Saindon, Eileen MVN' l0hU5OU, Veudla Schwartz, Esther ,l Karrick, Willie schwmz, Marjorie Nj King, Wilma Seeman, Mae H, Lacy, Reva Sheets, Ruth Lallen, VVilberta Shetlleld, Zola xy NX BlcCalla, Helen Simpson, Grace lv 1 Moss, Lorraine Swope, Gwendolynn Newburn, Ethel Vance, Elizabeth in Nicoson, Hazel Weast, Ruth Norton, Eunice VVilliams, Eleanor , i Odle, Gretchen NVilliams, Thelma Ogdon, Doris NVoolems, Marie 1 l Pierson, Esther VVray, Dorothy Bird, Marie l, IN September, 1926, we entered John Greer High School, our enrollment was one hundred and five. Some of our boys went out for football and basketball, i l V ,lv l In our sophomore year, two boys won letters, and three won monograms in if n football. One won a monogram in basketball. Miss Barlowe organized the Proto l Club, and a number of our girls were entered in it. To close such an eventful ,ry ll? ,V W Page Twenty I l

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