Hoopeston High School - Picayune Yearbook (Hoopeston, IL)

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,.,--V 9, . -. - Q.. Qs. C LASS On our second lap down Memory Lane, we Sophomores have le-TT many markers as sign-posTs oT our achievemenTs. We seriously doubT wheTher The TooTball Team would have been as successful wiThouT The beneTiTs derived Trom Siville, Greenberg, and MarTin, and oT course, The baske+baIl Team proTiTed by Cloud, Trimble, Siville and MarTin. All The school acTiviTies seem To have Tlowered as a resulT of our eTTorTs: aides, concessions, Thespians, band, baTon Twirlers, G.A.A., Spanish Club, Book Club, Camera Club, and F.l-l.A. Leaders in our class were chosen as oTTicers: Reid MaiTin, presidenT: Don Trimble, vice-president Alice Wood, secre- Tary-Treasurerg and Miss Andersen and Coach AsTroTh as our Page 20 SOPHOMORES Firsi Row: P. Clyden, Den- Ton, 6. Kelly, L. Barker, Barrick, Hauser, Good- rich, Mr. Brasel. S e c o n d Row: BenneTT, Campbell, M. Clydcn, W, GosseTl', EllioTT, Har- ringTon, B. GosseTT, Deck. Third Row: Finch, P. Kin- caid, P. Hedgecock, Ad- kins, Dunlap, Finley, Gal- loway, Decker. Fourih Row: Cline, Daniels, Fox5worThy, Hess, Goold, Freeland, A. Gholson, Combs. Fiffh Row: Bradham, Al- kire, C l o u d, Brown, l-lolmberq, Curry, Green- berq, ClemenTs, Gafrell. SOPHOMORE CLASS First Row: Swope, McCor- mick, Larabee, Nelson, ScoTT, Thurman, Rudy, Mr, AsTroTh. Second Row: Riley, Pick- rell, LockharT, Probasco, Recfor, Sherrill, Miller, Third Row: M. Sims, Lufz, T a r m a n, SchmidT, G. Thomas, PenninqTon, OH, STormer. Fourfh Row: Swanson, M. J. Scullin, A. Pugh, Woods, W, Sills, Leernon. FifTh Row: G. LongTellow Schwab, Smifh, Siville, Trimble, B. Thomas. Mar- Tin, G. Poffs. l l GF '49 sponsors. Miss Andersen leTT us aT ChrisTr'nas, so Mr. Brasel sTepped in as The oTher sponsor. One of The mosT imporTanT posiTions To be Tilled is ThaT oT The STudenT Council represen- +aTives, who are chosen To idenTiTy The Sophomore class wiTh The resT oT The governing body oT The school. As members we chose Alice Wood, BeTTy Daniels, Russell Cloud. and Reid MarTin. Russell Cloud was chosen as Sophomore represenTa- Eive Trom The Council To The Illinois STudenT Council Conven- rion in Chicago. Even Thouqh we sTarTed ouT wiTh a low bank accounT our Treasury has been Tilled wiTh a sTore oT memories oT The good Times we've had so Tar. The 1947 Picayuue

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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

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FRESHMEN Firsf Row: McVicker, Mc, Avoy, Wagoner, Miss Taylor, Murphy, Owens- by, Odle. 2nd Row: Robertson, W. Moore, Polls, Shinnenvan, Riley, Rarnsey, Sinus, Mc- Elhaney. 3rd Row: Olson, VanViclcle, G-addis, Buffs, Nicosin, Clark, Rulherlord, Wil- son, Morgeson. 41h Row: Shaw, Gooch, Sin' clair, Suddarlh, Tone-' Shellon, Roberlson, M. Winrersleen. Sfh Row: Whillow, Slreel, Pillser, Todd, Scullin, Melt, Wagoner, Vorick. FRESHMEN ls? Row: Evans, Canlner, Linn, Cowlhorn, Clyden, Franklin, Hedgecock, Mr. Campbell. Znd Row: Longfellow, P. Maffhews, Coon, Collins Cornpfon, C r u rn I e y Bridges, lngrarn. 3rd Row: Burlon, Carl- wrighr, Brooks, Correll Longfellow, S a rn a r a s Brown, Crouch. 4th Row: Carter, Connors B, Mallhews, Crocking Madison, Conner, Brown Freeland. 51h Row: Green, Good Casfrodale, Davis Keln- hofer, Drollinqer, Brown Merrill. CLASS OF 9 One of The imporlanl' dales of our lives was Sepfernber 3, Q946, when all slreels in laloopesion led lo John Greer High for eighly-six eager and hopeful freshmen who, wilh fear and frembling, approached lhe porlals ol lhe venerable place ol learning. Here we were lo rnalce new friends wilh olher high school sludenls and endeavor lo impress our new leachers. We soon discovered lhal high school was very dillerenl from grade school and fhal we would need lo sludy a lillle harder lhan we had in lhe pasl. Even wilh lhis lac? conlronfing us, and our difficullies wilh lockers, finding our rooms, and gelling lo classes on lime, we were 'fold 'rhal we gol' along O.K. ln our eleclion we chose: Kay Freeland, presidenlg David The 1947 Picayune Lawson, vice-presidenlq Dorolhy Crurnley, secrelary-lreasurer: Miss Taylor and Mr. Campbell, sponsors, We learned lhaf high school is nol all sludy, so we af- iached ourselves lo various clubs and organizalions. Here we worlced wilh older sludenls and gained lcnowledge in lead- ership and learn worlc. Some day we will be seniors and lhen if will be our Turn ro help lhe freshmen. Our represenlalives on lhe sludenl council are Lesler Longfellow, David Caslro- dale, Kay Freeland, and Belly lngrarn. Loolc for our colors flying in fhe band, The chorus, The F.l-l.A., rho GAA., fha Spanish Club, and of course, in alhlelics. Page 21