Hoopeston High School - Picayune Yearbook (Hoopeston, IL)

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TY -ss 1'-Sf E: 6 F I Pld:AYuii:l 5543-r'f S qreshman Glass Slfistory IN September, 1928, eighty-six freshmen filed into the main assembly of John Greer High School. The girls showed up rather well in the soccer tournament. They won over the seniors 3-1 in the finals, also over the juniors 3-2, and the sophomores 3-1. Quite a few players will be future stars, namely: Nellie McGinley, Adeline Han- nell, Evelyn Allender, Esther Griner, Helen Haworth, Helen Fleming, Earline Honican and many others. just before Christmas the class presented a play, Jimmie It was staged three times, in the gym, at the Lion Club's dinner and at the Lorraine Theater for the Women's Club. At this writing the girls' basketball season has just begun and the girls have started out with a lot of pep and are always on the go. So many have gone out that the freshmen have four complete teams. P Few boys made the scrub football team. Only George Silvers and Harold Tafflinger weighed enough. Bozo Burge was the only Freshman that made the basketball team. The class was small in number and small in size, but the adage precious things are done up in small packages may be applied to the freshies of '28, and they plan to show the rest they are precious and meaningful to j.G.H.S. MARGUERITE TREGO Page Th ty -, Wt wt -l it J t N w ll tw iw lf N NL YM l' I lv Mt 'lvt TW Wt will W .1 iff. it , t - Y ll fl vw hiv l lf t ir ff - -E-' -f 'Y K' ' 14, ' ' - T ' ' K 7 -A ,F ,, .1 1, lil-lil? A