Hoopeston High School - Picayune Yearbook (Hoopeston, IL)

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WHO'S WHO Who, Who Whol'-now who leT an owl in here? Who, 'Nho, Wno? foh, you wanT To know Whois who, do you? Well, l'll Tell youesee The picTure under here? Now you waTch The TirsT row beginning aT The leTT side, and I'Il Tell you. Lee RaTzesberger is Co-EdiTor oT The SpoTlighT STaTT, Joan Galloway is one oT The Tour Aide CapTains, Doris Rowley is presidenT oT F.H,A., Julia PeTry is Co-EdiTor oT The Picayune, CharloTTe Russell is The oTher Picayune Co-EdiTor, head oT Concessions commiTTee, and presidenT oT NaTional I'lonor Sol ciery. Peg Ingram is G.A.A, presidenT, Armenia York is The oTher SpoTlighT Co-FdiTor and Spanish Club PresidenT, and Evelyn Lah is EdiTor oT The ChiT-ChaT. Second Row: Max LongTellow is an Aide CapTain, Lorene Lawrence is also an Aide CapTain, Mr. Lyon is I-ligh School Principal, Geraldine LockharT is presidenT oT The Book Club, Mary Kay Freeland is presidenT of The Freshman Class, John Leigh is presidenT oT Choral Club, head oT STudenT Council, presidenT oT Thespians, and The TourTh Aide CapTain. Who, Who, Who. STick around and I'Il Tell you abouT The lasT row: Jack Fisher is presidenT oT Band, Charles Hopkins is presi- denT oT Senior Class and FooTbalI CapTain, Bill Henk is presi- denT oT LeTTermen's Club and BaskeTball CapTain, Roy Rowley is Camera Club presidenT, HONOR SOCIETY First Row: Slork, Peiry, Ratves- Iaerqer, Miss Sanders, Russell, Rodgers, York. Second Row: Olson, Musk, Hix- Son, LiTTick, Cooksev, Powley, Bloyd, Lah. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The NaTional Honor SocieTy mighT well be called one of John Greerls mosl exclusive organizaTions. ln order To be admiTTed To membership in The socieTy, one musT have aT IeasT a 4. scholasTic average, and musT be graded on service, leadership, and characTer, by The TaculTy. Only ISC? of The Senior Class and 5? oT The Juniors are eligible Tor member' ship. This year The Honor SocieT'y can boasT iT has one oT The largesT memberships in The hisTory oT The organizaTion aT John Greer, wiTh The admission oT Ten new members: a ToTai of I4. CharloTTe Ann Russell, presidenT: Julia PeTry, vice-presidenTg Lee RaTzesberger, and BeTTy Lou Rodgers, Treasurer, Till The execuTive oTlices oT The club, and The groups sponsor is Miss Sanders. The NaTional l-lonor SocieTy sponsors an all-school spelling conTesT To encourage beTTer spelling. The winnerls name is engraved on a silver cup, and he geTs a personal giTT. LasT year's winner was John Toney, '46, To raise money This year's socieTy sold aTTracTive mechani- cal pencils on which were prinTed Corn-ierkers, John Greer High School, I'loopesTon, Illinois. We saluTe you, honor sTudenTs, and Teel sure you will prove To be honor ciTizens oT The TuTure. Dick McFarland is Junior I Class presidenT, and Reid MarTin is Sophomore Class presidenT. Who, Who, 'Whof' Now look, smarTy, you'Il have To go someplace else To ask who, because ThaT's Whos Who aT John Greer. The 1947 P1'cayzme

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I SEATED: P. Ingram, Miss Taylor, Hughes, Leigh, PeTry, Miss Nelms, Mr. Lyon. STANDING, TirsT row: RaTzesberger, Fisher, Dalrymple, Heclgecock, York, Ferrell, McFarland, Musk, I-lixson, Longfellow, Crouch. STANDING, second row: B. Ingram, Freeland, Longfellow, CasTrodale, Cloud, MarTin, VVood5, Daniels. STU DGNT GGVGQNMGN Following The suggesTions broughT back Trom The Illinois STudenT Coun- cil AssociaTion MeeTing held in Peoria lasT year, This year's sTudenT gov- ernmenT sponsored panel discussions, speakers, and programs, as well as iTs usual acTiviTies. The panel discussions were presenTed by Speech or American I-lisTory sTudenTs. The TirsT panel presenTed The Topic Should Labor Unions Be ConTrolled? , The sec- ond, 'Pace Prejudice, and oThers Tollowed. ATTer The panel had presenTed TacTs in The case, The quesTion was open Tor commenT by The sTudenT body. Among The speakers presenTed were Harry WhiTe's demonsTraTion wiTh The Geiger CounTer, Miss GiTTa Sereny's discussion oT The People and CondiTions oT Europe, and Miss Ann PosTma's commenTary, Russia's YouTh Plays I-losT To American YouTh. The sTudenT governmenT mainTains a Tlower Tuncl To send flowers To any classmaTe who is in The hospiTal or Tor deaTh wiThin a sTudenT's immediaTe Tamily. l:urTher acTiviTies This year included The ChrisTmas Tree aT The holidays, and The purchase oT drapes Tor The library and collaboraTion on The expense oT a recorder. The delegaTes To The sTaTe convenTion held in Chicago This year, were Armenia York, Dick McFarland, Russell Cloud and BeTTy Ingram. We hope The inTormaTion gained aT This meeTing will help The governmenT serve The needs OT The sTudenT body. Page 24 The 1947 Picayzme

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BAND First Row: Lillick, Brown l-lux, Galrell, Leernon Sills, Sforrncr. Second Row: Powley, OH Freeland, Shinnernan, Mc Vickcr, Crouch, Byrd Murphy, Mcfxyoy, Finley Thonias, Ellioll, Leigh Fisher, Ray. Third Row: Parker, Sud darlh, Dawson, Sllhre Toney, Metz, Caslrodale Reqan, Cline, Silver. Last Row: Goodrich, May hcw, Woods, Gusfine Myers, Davis, Hughes l.inn, Green, Hopkins, Ri lryy, Cade, Mr. Jensen. ORCHESTRA Firsf Row: Galrell, Hix, Powley, Cline, Sills. Second Row: Thomas, Mr. Jensen, Silyer, Regan, Ellioll, Ferrell, Fishcr, Green. CHORAL CLUB First Row: Goodrich, V. Connor, Scoff, Reclor, Miller, Coon, Miss Hix, Roberfson, Moore, Caw- lhon, Murphy, Wallace. Second Row: Longfellow, Bloyd, Bcnncll, M.Carr1p bell, D. Crurnley, OH, Clark, Gaddis, Collins, Hixson, Sherrill, P, In- grorn, l-ledqecoclc. Third Row: B. lngram, Bridges, W, Sills, Shelton, A, Campbell, Green, El lioll, Carlwrighl, Perry, Mayhew, Cline, N. Con' ners. Fourfh Row: Pyle, Daniels, A. Pugh, Jeffers, Finley, Leigh, Fisher, Garrell, Ferrell, Loclcharl, Scullin, Pelers, Tarman. Fiflh Row: Regan, J. Pugh, Slork, Thomas, Jackson, Ray, Myers, Caslrodale, Melz, Tucker, Russell, C, Crurriley. PGV? 26 The 1947 Picayzme