Hoopeston High School - Picayune Yearbook (Hoopeston, IL)

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,, , --,.... . CI1 Campbell, York, Sills, and Campbell: C21 Cade and Bell: C31 Loclcharfg C41 Milf and Kale: C51 Progress: C61 Jackie: C71 Jackson arid friend? C81 Freddy arid lhe Whippoorwill' C91 Marilyn and brollwer: Cl01 Big Ari: CCl1 Lee and Cliarlorle: CIZ1 Dauglwerly Bell, Eripfew, Bosco: CI31 Grace and I4 J h P l Cl51 Naomi and Miss Hassler CI61 Jam: and I-lel n Cl71 Buddy Olson' CI81 Todd' CI91 Bob and arren Prafr' C201 Virginia' Leroy: C 1 o n au: 5 e : , , , , CZI1 Galrell, Sculliri, Murphy, and Barker: C221 Norma Couriers: C231 l-loppy and Gus: 241 Alice: C251 Hixsom, Ell, Cade, Hubby and Squire: C261 Van Vickle, Drollinger, and Correll: C271 Maedell: C281 Miss Covey: C291 E. Wise and C. Todd: C301 Phyllis: C311 M. Campbell: C321 Helen l-lcss wilh mumps: A ' A ' ' ' ' ' ' l 39 L r b d l-l d 0 kj C401 Sinclair: C331 Herbie: C341 Norma Cox, C351 Squire, C361 A. Sims, C371 Todd and Bubby, C331 Madison and Smc air, C 1 a ra ee an e gcc c C411 Ju-Ju and Nancy: C421 Sunbalhers: C431 Pauline: C441 B. Thomas: C451 Milo Myers: C461 Denfon: C471 Darlene: C481 Tex: C491 Virginia: C501 Miss Hull: C5l1 Jack arid Siville: C521 Adkins, Penninglon, and Clyden: C531 Helen and Rose Ann: C541 Phyllis: C551 Lois Wilson: C561 Millon. Page 18 The 1947 Picayune

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The Senior Class NAME: Maxine Allison Charlolle Ballershell Inez Bloyd Thelma Cade Alice Campbell Lois Carler Carolyn Crumley Virginia Dalrymple Dorolhy Dawson Rulh Ann Egnew Elaine Ellioll Dale Ferrell Jack Fisher Joan Galloway Mary Gholson Jack Glover Byron Hedgecock Bill Henk Beverly Hix Charles Hopkins Arl Hughes Don Hunler Peggy Ingram Bob Jackson Mary Lou Jeffers Lorraine Kelley Raymond Kincaid Darlene Kissack Evelyn Lsh A gadgcaullsyllznbush Lee Ralzesberger Belly Lou Rodgers Charlolle Russell Pal Scullin Howard Sheffield Phyllis Sills Rosemary Slork , lleane Timmons Jerri Wallace Marvin While Alice Wise Everell Wood Armenia York John Paul Leigh Viola Lockharl Barbara Mayhew Joseph Means Maxine Morgeson Maurice McVicker Dorolhy Peers fvlargarel Pelers Charles Pelerson Julia Pelry Leroy Polls Doris Powley 5iii'ol32l.i.'Q'ZZ'.IeY Juanila Pugh AST ILL AHDITESTAME T of John Greer High School. being ol sound mind and inclined lo a disposilion ol ils properly lreal and personall. does hereby declare lhis, ils lasl will and leslamenl. I WILL: My abilily lo dance lo someone who can'l dance. My shorlhand and lyping abilily lo anyone who can use il. The mis-pronuncialions of my name lo anyone wilh lhe same name. My place as drum maiorelle lo Alice Wood. My place on concessions lo anyone who wanls lo go crazy. My shorl hair lo sisler Lucille. My abilily lo sing lo Millon Linn. My slable leelh lo Mary Lee Tucker and Millon Linn. My barilone lo Helen Suhre. My' unreadable handwrilinq lo Jew- es. My place on lhe concession sland lo Mary Goold. My abilily lo read music lo Freddy Green. My heighl lo Harold Ray. My shorlhand knowledge lo Lorene Lawrence. My iob as usher al Lorraine Thealer lo anyone who is a spy for dear old J.G. Doyle Barker-all lhe knowledge of Enzwsh I have learned in four years. Mr. hilehouse-my law knowledge. My cenler posilion on lhe baskelball leam lo Moose. My dumbness in Algebra ll lo Jean Olson. My baskelball suil lo Trimble. My lolng legs lo Marion Tweedy, poor oy. My lasl quarl of Eidelweis lo Murph and my lasl pinl of Seagrams lo Chuck Fosler. To be a successful railroader's wife. My abilily lo run a mile lo Lloyd Pow- ers. My good heallh lo my molher. All my boy friends al lhe Tin Can lo Marilyn Decker. My abilily lo gel in class iusl as lhe bell rings or afler lo Jerry Murphy. My place as cheerleader lo Dolores Gusline. My noisiness on lhe bus lo Toolsie Goodrich. My curly hair lo Rosemary Slork. My way of memorizing girls' names lo Herbie Nealhery so he won'l gel mixed up so easily. My bug colleclion in biology lo D. Gusline. My place in lhe Honor Sociely lo Rene Lawrence. Percy lo Helen Hess. My bools lo my llllle brolher. All my fronl seals lo guys lillle enough lo gel lhem. One of my nicknames, Cannonball, lo Marilyn Griner. My arl grades lo anyone who needs lhem. My iob al lhe lhealer lo Fannie Moore ' and my skaling lo Eslher Snively. My long, black, nalurally curly hair lo Maxine Longfellow. My abilily lo gel Algebra lo Russell Cloud. My iobs al lhe lhealer lo my brolher and sisler. My seal beside Brasel in 6lh hour as- sembly lo J. Murphy. My meanness lo Palricia Mary Ann Regan-poor girll My ambilion lo play a lrumpel like Harry James lo David Caslrodale. Mv giggles lo Dolores Goodrich. Mv pug nose and freckles lo Jackie Nealhery. My abilily lo gel Economics lo Chuck Fosler. My Home Ec. Ill proiecls lo Dona Deck. My kicking abilily lo Reid Marlin. My one gray'and one brown eye lo Eslher Snively. My clean saddles lo Shirley Daugh- erly. My seal on lhe bus lo lhe firsl person who wanls il. My 3rd hour class wilh Miss Hull lo Alice Wood. My abilily lo blush when embarrassed lo George Polls. My curly hair lo Lorene Lawrence. I My abilily lo sludy lo Bonnie Barrick. -My molorcycle parking place lo Bill ngram's whizzzr bike. My desire lo be an angel in school lo my sisler Alla. PET PEEVE: Someone who can'l have more lhan one friend al a lime. . . Long assignmenls and no assemblies. Teachers wilh no sense of humor. Chemislry. Women who do nol remove hals in lhealers. People who are always lalking aboul someone else. People who slarl false rumors. People who lalk behind my back. Lipslick on girls' leelh. Tweedy! People lhal show-off. Lorraine Kelley. Girls who pop gum. People who are conslanlly rude! People who make you mad and lhen won'l leave you alone. Phyllis Sills' laugh. Physics Class. Girls combing lheir hair in your face. Anonymous phone calls. Girls popping chewing gum. Freddy Green. High School. Girls who lry lo lake olher girls' sleady. Girls who don'l lry lo gel lhe besl oul of lheir looks and charm. Conceiled and show-off people. Shirley Daugherly. Girls who wear shorl dresses. Jackie Nealheryll Teachers who lell dull iokes. People who don'l know whal lhey wanl. Girls who are friendly one day and sarcaslic lhe nexl. Gelling up early. Pinching. Physics Class. People who don'l like Texas. People who change my nickname. Sloppy-looking girls. People who are impolile lo sales girls. People lalking when sludying. Hill-billy music. Algebra II. The people who come around when nol wanled bul never show up when wanled. 1 . Peewee and Arl lalking in Physics class. People who are always lalell Popping gum. Girls who smoke. Those darn people lhal lease me. Vulgar language. To be leased aboul my fingernails. To see girls smoking. People who lake lheir kids lo movies. Girls in slacks wilh lheir hair up. People who whisper. Teachers who give long assignmenls. To be leased aboul anylhing. People who won'l lry. Girls wilh shorl dresses. Byron Hedgecock and John Leigh. CHATTER: Things like lhal make me mad. I like Thall Nlo sense in laking books home. Open lhe door, Richard! My molher wouldn'l lel me do lhall I lhink lhal is righll Thal's off lunell Whal's lhe answer? Oh-I likel The folks are gone- Oh, I like lhall! Now-Missouri wasn'l so badl Casey al lhe ball Nol lhis week. Oh, l can'l draw lhall Oh, myl Oh-Nowl Come on fellows, gel in lherel I gol eilher an A or B. Good deal, Bogol Thal's Rachmaninoffl Well- Oh, Jacob did- Whal are you doing? l had a swell lime. I can go wilh him anylimel l lhink soll ll makes me so mad! Oh, Goshl Oh, Come onl Peep, Peep lo you, fool John Allen is home lhis week- endl Yes, lhal's righll Now be quiefg girlsl Hello, Ensignl Thal's whal lhe Big Boys lell me. l wish Ellis was herel l don'l lhink so really. Thal's nol whal she said. l didn'l expecl lhall Oke! Oh, Geel Beansll Hi. Buddyl Nail till lhe Republicans- Oh, my goshl Wish l had a dale wilh- Silence. Bob's coming home lhis week- endl I suppose. l ol some more pages done in ihorlhandl You don'l know, do you7 l'm going lo see Janie, Friday. Flubheadll Okay, lel's goll Whal lime is il? The answer is- I have a new molorcyclel Wesl and up.

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,,. Firsl Row: P. Silver, Suhre, Willianis, Miss Nelnns, Parker, Peirce, P. Olson. Second Row: A. Sirns, E. Wise, Saflell, B. Vorick M. Tweedy, L. Sinclair Piclcrell, Willy. Third Row: J. Nelson, Re- gan, M. Sniilh, Tuclcer 'Reynolds J. Olson, Snive- Y. Fourlh Row: Terry, R. Sil- ver, Powlcy, Powers, Ray Walsh, J. Nealhery, Yoa- kurn. Firsf Row: Longfellow, C. Crouch, Miss Hassler, Hixson, V. Conner, Dough! Crly. Second Row: Beam, V. Carlwrighl, Barker, Ar- nolrg, Cookscy, Longiel- low, L. Glover. Third Row: Groves, Faw- yer, Lawrence, P. Brown Bell, Gusline, F. Moore. Fourlh Row: B. Hopkins Musk, Coop, Lilllck, Gri- ner, Biorlclund, Misner. Fifth Row: J. Murphy, l-loll, l-l. Nealhery, Myers, Mc- Farland, M. Linn, B. ln- gram. CLASS The Junior Class ol I947 is proud ol ils rnany accomplish- menls and lhe aclive parl ils members have lalcen in school orflanizalions and allairs. Dial: McFarland was elecled presidenl: Herbie Nealhery, vice-presidenl: and Gene Myers, secrelary-lreasurer ol lhe class, wilh Miss Nelrns and Miss lclassler, sponsors, Jean Olson's learn was 'enlerlained by lhe learn ol Carol Crouch when lhey sold more subscriplions in lhe magazine sale. The sales goal was reached and Jaclc Nealhery and Joan Williams won prizes lor lheir salesrnanship. Diclc McFarland acled as oeneral manager ol lhe sales, lhe proceeds ol which were used lor lhe annual Junior-Senior Banquel and Prorn in The spring. The 1.947 Picayunc CF '48 ln lhe second sernesler live Juniors, Jean Olson, Peggy Muslc, Pauline Hixson, Jane Lilliclr, and Dow Coolcsey, were chc-sen lo belong lo lhe Nalional Honor Sociely. The class was represenled on lhe loolball squad by Herbie Nealhery, Gene Myers, Bob Sallell, and Millon Linn, man- ager. During lhe baslcelball season, when nol walching Herbie on lhe lloor, lhe allenlion ol lhe audience was held by Bub Ray's solid rendilion ol Dinah, Sludenl Council alderrnen were P. Hixson, C. Crouch, D. McFarland, and T. Ralzesberger. Several Juniors in lhe band and chorus loolc parl in lhe music conlesl held here lhis Spring and olhers gave oul- slanding perlormances in lhe Fall and Spring plays. Page 19