Hoopeston High School - Picayune Yearbook (Hoopeston, IL)

Page 18 text:

PageI2 THE PICAYUNE gn.-vm -f,.,.mh-43535-gtigg-g1:gQ' Y -- , -fr--1' T -:'Jf PfX xM'f r'- '-Mr' ' --'Yi' A , srz: ':,f,:.-1:i. ' '- luul!umn'1n2I:nnn 1n1r 'iznifwf.:rr ri 1 1 111F1s':t'!i':!'::1r1::'r1:':'i1:'i::L11wn:v1:rv:'n':s'::'.:a:, ':':Tr::'in: S7:tr7::l'sn::::n:::unu:uuui 13:1-:::1:1-iw '-'- ff: -' 'H - -.-'----A-:. 11 r:'f'ff'TTT.-S Z ' :':'-'- r --'- ff- rv- rar- rw-:-:v.1f:-': Haworth, Moore, TaHinger, Cade, Timmons, Read, Seacrist, Silvers, Carrol, Moore, Kerr, Vines, Williams, Cram, Labounty, Hughes, Hayes, Munn, Hickman, McMurray, Hamilton, Parnell, Smythe, Mar- shall, Hawcrth, Tucker, Griner, Cutright, Stephens, Cox, McBeath, Williams, McGinley, Fleming, Cook, Morrison, Webb, Bjorklund, Finch, Luby, Clark, Williamson, MacFarland, Hoffman, Travis, Harris, Merritt, Boyden, Owensby, Allender, Johnson, Ellis, Honican, Nicholson, Odle, Kimberlin, Odum, Diehl, Griflin, Joyal, Cox, Hannel, Bird, Cottingham, Emberton, Carter. The Junior Class OFFICERS President, William Carter Vice-President, Glenn Johnson Secretary and Treasurer, Lois Luby The Junior class has done its share in the promotion of athletics and scholar- ship. During the first year, as Freshmen, the girls Won the soccer tournament. During the second year they lost to the Juniors. This year they won soccer again, and we hope they will be lucky as Seniors next year. The Junior class has furnished a few of the boys in both fields-basketball and football. These boys showed their ability in both games. They were also runners-up for the class basketball cup this year. The home-rooms started out well this year. Business men about town came to school and spoke on subjects of interest to us. We hope to continue next year and to do something for the good of the school. Are you with us? A ,tail Xll l Kzfwy

Page 17 text:

THE PICAYUNE Page-II Clair Oyler Football 1, 3, 4. Track 2, 4. Worry kills men - why die? Helnise Fleming Latin Club Soccer G, A. A. Baseball I feel that I am not dressed until I hut un a Erin. Umer McBride Basketball 2, 3, 4. Football 2, 3. Trrck 2. Art Club, Pres. 4. Cheer Leader 2, 3, 4. Picayune Staff 4. The man who can bottle up his wrath at all times is ll corkerf' Archiena Dukes Basketball 2. Soccer Z. Art Club 4. A merry hm-art docs lroosl like lTlL'IllC'llll'. Dale Sheets Boys Chorus :xml Glcu Club 3. Student Council 3, -1. Band 3, 4. Foutlzall -l. Nlprr. Basketbzrll -l. Mixed Chorus el. Spotlight Slull -1. Picnyum- Slzill' I. While llicrv's life-. ilu-rc's li n p c, ln cried. Helen R. Hardy Succer 2, 4. Basketball 2, 4. G. A. A. 4. Latin Club 4. The world's no bet- ter if we worry: Life's no lomrer if we hurry. Lawrence Creamer '31 Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Capt. fl. liasketlmll 1, 2, 3, 4. Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Earl Grant Editor - in - chief ol' Freshman paper 1. There is no true orator who is not a hero. Elmer Pickerell '31 Band Leland Blakeley Football 1, 2, 3. Basketball 1, 2, 3. Track 1, 2, 4. Boys' G'ee Club 4. Mixed Chorus 4. Tenor Solo 4. T h e r c's nothing hull' so sweet in lill- as love's y o u n yr dream. Ralph Mullins '31 lfmltllall Andrew Melin lfoothall 2, 3, 4. Basketball Z, Il, -l. Band 4, Cheer Leader 4. Jour n ei l i s in Stall' lSporl. Ellitorl 4. Nlanziirer lfootliull 4. His own opinion is his law. Madeline Miller At- kinson 'Ill

Page 19 text:

TI-IE PICAYUNE Page I3 .A ., , . . .., ... WA YL-, .LA -.,- mx, W, ,ew 4, H, .,,,,,,Y,,AY g gd HAXJV VAYNNA: V V 1 n r n L 1 V 11 nr W rn r ir In 1 Jnnnrinn rrr ' '- 1,. ': r'7r :1::' :1r1r '-'rvr'ru:1'r-i:-1-rm:-::. -'--5, ww: ,, H wg q A gm f'u.1r7'1nnnn:1 Reaclin from Left to Right-Dukes, Miss Best, Wheeler, Miss Wolf, Erickson, Swisher, Iliff, 91 Dyer, Long, Vandenburg, Rodman, Roark, Schuler, Hawthorne, Clarke, Haire, Owen, Randolph, Preston, Townsley, Taylor, Odle, Owensby, Lloyd, Grogan, Vorick, Grinstaff, Odle, Poynter, Chenoweth, Asha- branner, Davis, Lawson, Goodwine, Timmons, Reitz, Beaman, Morgeson, Corboy, Bostwick, Lacy Blackwell, Clem, Butzow, Munson, Davis, McDermed, Snively, King, Dobson, Pierce, Sheets, Cutright ' ' 7 '- Dz'1Tk'Davis Wheeler Dukes, Mathews, Fanchild, Bishop, Jackson, Vlilliams, Storm, Neal, Mc ime , uc el, . Waggener, Scranton, Frederick, Glover, Jaynes, Evans, Alkire, Kerr. The Sophmore Class Presiilent, llarvey llowen Vice-President, .limmie Glover Secretary, llulli Tinnnons In September, 19253, one hundred and eleven Freshmen were enrolled at .lolm Greer lligrh but this year the class of '33 has decreased to ninety. Last year, as Freshmen, We were active in all sports, and this year the girls won first place in the interclass tournev. Those on the honor roll are Elnora Bishop, .loan Cutright, Louise Sheets. In music girls were taken while several are We hope to achieve even INOYC in our last two years at John Greer than we have Poynter, Otis Randolph, Robert Rodman, Ruth Timmons and Helen and dramatics the Sophomores have also taken an active part. Twelve into Proto Club this year anrl nineteen were taken in Latin Vlnb, members oi' the G. A. A. before.