Hoopeston High School - Picayune Yearbook (Hoopeston, IL)

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mplagellsq ,'l'l-IEPIACAYUNE Reading from Left to Right-Longfellow, Gaddis, Williams, Douglas, Fink, Snively, Brunson Greene, Whitehead, Ray, Matthews, Hollen, Allen, lluley, McGinley, Law, Satfell, Roark, Bell, Devore Mullens, Read, Hott, McGuire, Chenoxyeth, Singleton, Nelson, Miller Meronev Hel ihinstine, Haire . i l Owens, Harris, Lingley, Barragree, Snively, Odum, Smith, Carlson, Ingram, Jennings, Silvers, Diee llukes, Greenwood, lVIL'f'alla, Griner, Lane, Vhestnut, Pratt, Travis, Sucldarth, Fineh, Perry, Fleming' Shives, Reniek, Priekett, Tee-garden, VVhitman, Stewart, Davis, Sears, Liclster, Allison, Yonkelowitz, Lane, Varter, Shuff, Fleming, Moffat, Aclsit, Munn, Murphy, Wells, Cronkhite, Finley, Barker, Me- Vorniiek, Cleveland, Beam, Saindon, Gustin, Jackson, Thomas, Musk, Boyden, Alkire, Swope, Flynn, Bloyd, McKinney, Sheffield, Heaton, Heist, Voriek, Gqogan, Crouch, Christensen, Anctil, Musson, Denton, Merritt, Hoover. The Freshman Class I ln September of lUZl0, one hundred and live Freshmen entered John Greer lligh to vontinue their education. Since then, they have striven to keep their honor roll large and to loyally support the activities of the school. They entered into football, basketball, the hand, music and dramaties and the clubs- Res Publiea Latina and the G. A. A. They hope to be as successful during the remaining' three years they will spend here at -lohn Greer as their Freshman year has been. ,fl 'ff' '