Hoopeston High School - Picayune Yearbook (Hoopeston, IL)

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J The juniors this year celebrated with several parties. By selling magazine subscriptions to customers, we raised the money with which we sponsored the annual junior-Senior Prom, a gala event which took place on May l4. Members of the class were nearly all participating in activities of the club organizations, etc. in school. We were especially well represented on the wonderful basketball team of '47- '48 by four juniors on the varsity five. We were also found at the speech and music contests, where we did equally well. Yes, the junior Class has a lot of work under its belt this year. This has been largely due to .the efforts of Russell Cloud, president, Reid Martin, vice-president, Poseanne Freeland, secre- tary-treasurer, and the sponsors, Miss Below and Miss Meers. IUNIOR CLASS 7th row, l to r.- Dunlap, Brewington, Bradham, Gatrell, Curry, Siville, Brown, Holmberg, Thomas. 6th row-Harrir1g- ton, Schmidt, Green- berg, Trimble, Cole- man, Potts, Adkins, W, Gosset, Penning- ton, Elliott. Sth row-Tarman, Hedgecock, Sills, Scul- lin, Hess, Wood, Ott, Campbell, Clyden, 4th row--Miller, Kincaid, Peers, Stormer, Gholson, Cline, Leemon, Decker, Lutz. 3rd row-McCor- mick, Pugh, Daniels, Goodrich, Galloway, Sims, Lockhart, Sher- rill, Finch, 2nd row - Rector, Deck, Swope, Nelson, Combs, Barker, B. Gossett, Goold. ' lst row - Miss Below, Cloud, Free- land, Martin, Miss Meers. p AGE 16 THE PICAYUNE

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Mya, Top Row Esther Snively Choral Club, F..H.A. Helen Suhre Honor Society, Band, Book Club, F.H.A. Kenneth Terry Mary Lee Tucker Bottom Row Robert Vorick Baseball, Industrial Arts, Lettermen's, Basketball. loan Williams Spanish Club, Book Club, Picayune, Honor Society. Earl Wise Basketball, Industrial Arts Lettermen's Club. Maedell Witty G.A.A., F.H.A. Charles Yoakum Thespians, Choral Club, Lettermen's Club, Industrial Arts F.H.A., Mixed Chorus. Basketball, Football. THE PICAYUNE

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. The Sophomores has grown up since last year, when they were freshmen. At that time they were not too sure of themselves and were more than a little timid about entering the various school activities. They are right in there pitching now and have fairly clear ideas of what they want to do in the future. More power to them. Last fall the sophomores held their annual class party. It was a combination weiner roast and hayride. Everyone seemed to enjoy himself, even though the wagon was almost over- crowded. Strangely enough, no one fell off. The sophomore sponsors are Miss Neathery and Mr. Astroth. The class officers are Kay Freeland and Bill Wilson. 9th row - Olson Castrodale, Carter, Gaddis, Metz, Brooks Sims, Cartwright Davis. f Bthrow-Clem, Whitlow, Ramsey Camp, Clyden, Street. 7th row-Arm- strong, Madison Boughton, Crouch, Vorick. 6th row-Butts Clark, Merritt, Toney, Brown, Compton, Sculf lin. 1 5th row- Evans Gocking, Suddarth Kelnhofer. - 4th row-Riley, Robertson, Mac Mur- ray, Murphy, Crumley, Sinclair, Owensby Pruitt. f 3rd row-Potts, Shinneman, Moore Collins, Ingram, L, Carter, McVicker. 2nd row - Linn, Bridges, Hedgecock, Cawthon, R. Sims, Longfellow, Winter- steen. lst row - Greene, Miss Neathery, K. Freeland, Wilson, Sa- maras, Correll, Van Vickie, Drollinger. . THE PICAYUNL: PAGE 17