Hoopeston High School - Picayune Yearbook (Hoopeston, IL)

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THE PICAYUNE Page I9 Top Row-Williams, Odum, Coach Brasel Middle Row-Sloan, Ashbranner, Frederick, Lingley Bottom Row-Stephens, Preston, Rodman, Melin Second Team Schedule, l93I-32 Dec 4-Alvin ................ Dec. 11-Potomac --- ----- Dec. 18-Henning .... ..... Dec. 22-East Lynn -- ----- Jan --Westville -- ----- Jan --Rankin .............. - Jan -Watseka .............. Jan -County Preliminaries. LETTER-MEN Welty, Richard Miles, Harold Creamer, Lawerence Wood, Harold McBride, Omer Timmons, Glenn Davis, Arthur Milburn, Harold -Here Here Here Here Here Here Here Jan. Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb. Feb -County Finals. -East Lynn .... -Boswell ..... -Henning ....... -Georgetown --- -Westville --- -Kankakee --- Cade, Harlen Townsley, Joseph Schuler, Joseph Taflinger, Harold MONOGRAM-MEN Rodman, Robert Melin, Andrew Preston, Gordon There -Here There There There There Hoopeston was eliminated in the semi-finals of the Christmas Tourney by East Lynn. The tourney was won by Rankin, who defeated East Lynn. John Greer lost their county championship title when they were defeated by Arm- strong who won the county title by defeating Potomac in the Final game. Although John Greer reached the finals in the .District Tournament they were defeated by Armstrong, who for the second time upset all hopes of winning the tourney. ' Hoopeston had a fairly successful season and the ability of the coach and players was shown in the Way that they overcame a poor beginning. t X

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Pa'geI8 .PIQ A YlJNE FIRST TEAM Top Row-Cade, Townsley, Creamer, McBride Middle Row-Sheets 1Mg1'.1, Welty, Timmons, Tatlinger, Woods, Touch Brasil Bottom Row-Davis, Schuler, Miles, Milburn Dec Dec. Dec. llec. J an. J an. .I an Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb Feb Fel: Feb Feb Feb ixituf. 5, 12 16 19 1-Z--1 9 1:2 us 2:4 30 as fi 10 20 27 ex 3-4-5 Baslcetba First Team Schedule, I93O-3I Hoopeston vs. Hoopeston vs. Hoopeston vs. Hoopeston vs. Potomac ..,.e.-.-.., ,,,,,i - U Paxton .,,. Henning ,.... East Lynn , 2 , Christnms Tournziment Hoopeston vs. Hoopeston vs. Hoopcston vs. County llrelimi County Finals. Hoopeston vs. Hoopeston vs. Hoopeston vs. Hooposton vs. Hoopeston vs. Westville 1, Hossvllle ,,,.,.,.,Y in Wutseku ,,,,,,..,.Y, in naries at Bismarck. Rossville ,,., East Lynn ,V Henning ,W Georgetown 1, Westville -, Hoopeston vs. Kankakee 1, District Tourney. 4' 4' v , . ff,,.fA,:f X-SA -. 1- I fxfffff? -X ,xl 1 , A Ay Q, xi' Y fgfgcf X, ,, 7 -Xa s f ,ff 28 36 .38 14 11 10 21 12 25 46 234 16 223 -23 10 10 20 22 18 123 21 12 13 15 15 20

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- w Page2o THE PICAYUNE Track l93I Track is receiving more attention this year than it has in previous years. There are prospects of having the best team in years. There are several meets this season among which are the Georgetown, Boswell, Decatur, County, and several other in- vitation meets. The squad is large this year and has a lot of good material. Blakley is expected to do big things in the dashes. Welty, Creamer, Blakly, Odum, Rodman and Cade are all out for the relay. Welty, Creamer, Rodman and Cade are also entering other events. G. Davis looks best for the half mile, while Jennings, Dobson and Rodman have also run in this race. Hawthorne makes the best time in the mile. TaHinger and Phillips are putting the shot, Phillips also throws the discus. Miles is throwing the javelin and Wood is showing up well in the pole vault. Creamer, 'Welty, and Cade are trying for the high jump and Devore may run the hurdles. All indications point to a successful track season. The dual track meet at George- town resulted in a 60-48M win for John Greer.