Hoopeston High School - Picayune Yearbook (Hoopeston, IL)

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THE PICAYUNE lst row- Lift up thine eyes , Really rockin' , Lounge ln- terlude. 2nd row-Our Lost Youth, Big snow this Winter, While Birney Roams. 3rd row-The New Building, Vigor girl. 4th row- The Play's the Thing lliarnest Act 37 . Sth row- The Band Plays Oni! PACE I9

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olfhjh, The Freshmen hope they do not appear as green now as they did the first of the year. Thanks to their teachers and the remaining student body for making them feel at home. A large number of the Freshmen boys turned out for football and basketball, The Fresh- men girls had a basketball team, too, organized in their P. E. class. And they were champions, at that, over all the other classes. The class officers this year were: D. Sherrill, President, H. Leftwich, Vice-president, B. Metz, Secretary and Treasurer. They do not like to see this year go so soon, but to be Sophomores--ll - Z- rRzsHMAN lOfh row-Gossett, Ervin, Goold, Allison. 9th row-johnson, R. Drollinger, H. Droll- inger, Winterstein, Worthall, Massingill, Butts. 8th row - White- man, Pustelnik, Rus- sell, Correll, Corn- stock, Wantland. 7th row-Nurem- burgh, Means, Schwab, Thomas, jones, Huff- man, Gocking. 6th row 7 Adams, McGinley, Browner, Walters, Floyd. Sth row 7 Wood, Carter, Moore, Good, McNeal, Mell, Brown, Wise, Lane, Kelly, Peers, Alkire. 4th row-Tucker, Preston, Wilson, Rat- zesberger, Misner, C. Nelson, Huber, Gard- ner, Coon, Lutz, Glass, Kelenhofer, Mallott, Clements, Floyd. 3rd row - Norton, Kirts, Anderson, Aaron, Smith, Miller, Casner, Linsey, Hurst, Kinder, 2nd row+K. Davis, i Galloway, Rector, Nic- ' oson, I. Nelson, Cly- l den, Dean, Myers, 1 Echard. lst row-Glover, i l-lolmberg, Longfellow, Sherrill, Metz, Left- wich, Foster, Miss Taylor. PAGE 18 THE PICAYUNE

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sipwpaa pg the mi SEPTEMBER -A shuffling of books and a rattling of papers and we're off for nine months of assorted pleasures. -The Student Council held its first meet- ing, with all members present. -Football season opens with a bang, or should I say kick, anyway we beat Arcola. We did it again, Oakwood fell under john Greer pressure. -junior magazine sales coming up, wonder if we'll beat the salesmen of last year? -Initiated Honeywell field by defeating Pontiac. -National Honor Society held their first meeting of the year. OCTOBER -Plowed down the field for another victory, over Gibson City. -Opening day for fire prevention week, hide the matches, kids. -A cheery six weeks was over with, and we all patiently waited for our report cards. -Vacation, two whole days of it. . -Traveled to a victory at Westville, yeah I Team. -Fatal day, cornjerkers defeated, but were cheerful loosers. -Senior meeting, and election of officers, and McFarland did it again. -A come back, and a victory over Watseka. -Opening dance of the year was sponsored by the Honor Society. Something new was started, couples danced in their socks, on the GYM FLOORll -The up and coming freshmen got into the spirit of things at j. G. with a class meet- ing. -Kankakee tripped, on her trip to Hoopes- ton, because they were beaten by the Hoopeston Cornjerkers, although Herbie get knocked out of the game with some leg trouble. NOVEMBER -The band marched off with lst place at Normal. Yeah jensen, yeah Shirley. -Only seven girls fainted, during freshman physical examinations, a record, l'd say. -Morale was down at the Georgetown game, and Herb was still sitting on the side lines. Sorry to say it, but we lost. -And another holiday. PAGE 20 -I4-The Seventh Key opened the door to another Allen Success. l7-Book Week begins. Kids you had better get a pair of glasses or two. Zl-Basketball time again, and Hoopeston beats Bismark, for the first win of the season. 25-We did it again,-Henning. 26-Well, what do you know, report cards are here again. -28-Turkey day VACATlON. How can you keep on a diet when you're surrounded by food. DECEMBER 3-j. G. traveled to Ornarga to the 2nd vic- tory this season. 4-Party time for the freshmen. Have fun, gang? 5-Catlin game, and another victory. 9-Walked over Sheldon with ease. i2-Rankin fell to j. G. team. i3-The team traveled to Mooseheart, and came home victorious. -l9-Christmas Tourney brings j. G. an- other trophy to add to the case. We sure are proud of it too. 22-All fathers and sons enjoyed themselves at the banquet. Good eats. -15-Christmas Assembly, Nativity Scene and Carols. And don't forget Vacation! jANuARY 5-Back at the books again, vacation sure goes fast. A new lounge to relax in is ready. Thanks, Student Council. 6-The Student body enjoyed an afternoon of light opera by the St. Regis Trio, brought to us by the Student Council. Victory over Cissna Park. 9-Pepi pep meeting this morning, and it did some good, Paxton trailed behind, and j. G. won. -Student Council members visited the Ur- bana, to two Champaign High Schools. Urbana thinks they have a pretty good team, but we'll win, I hope. -Well, what did I tell you, Urbana was beaten. -Students and fans were off to East Lynn tonight to watch j. G. basketball, played as only we can do it. -Mothers and daughters came out to en- joy a wonderful meal, and exchanged ideas on their daughters, probably. Tm-: Pxcmfum: