Hoopeston High School - Picayune Yearbook (Hoopeston, IL)

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SPANISH CLUB 1st Row: Below, Goodwine, White. Bowers, Reese, Miller, Lockhart, Metz, J. McVicker, Boren 2nd Row: Curry, Ingram, Holmes, Thomas, Huber, Peers, Borge, Echard, Schwab, Bridges, Reese 3rd Row: Carder, Slickenmyer, The Spanish Club is an organization of students who are taking or have taken some work in Spanish. It is to promote a feeling of brotherhood and mutual understanding between the two countries. The officers for this year were Don Sherrill, president; Janet Echard, vice-president; Dale Preston, secretary; and Mike Scullin, treasurer. Miss Below was sponsor. The Spanish Club met Clem, Cawthorn, Morrison, Sherrill, I). Bridges, Samaras, Carter, Watkins, Green 4th Row: Johnson, Leftwich, Rob- ertson, Zook, Scullen. Goold. Drollin- ger, Murray, Preston, McNeal, Cowan during activity period. They also held three special meetings. At Christmas they had a Mexican Christmas party. March the twen- tieth they had their annual Mexican supper and just before school was out they had a picnic. The club was divided into groups and each group made a scrapbook which was sent to a South American school. INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB 1st Row: Mr. Kramer, Whitty, German, Ramsey, Glover, Foster, Venable, Pierce, Powley, Coon, Matthews, Grant, Nelson 2nd Row: Swope. Pennick. Wells, Goodwine, Goodrum. Bell, Wilson, Gholson, B. Merritt. Whiteman, Kincaid, D. Merritt, Wood, Crothers 3rd Row: Van Vickie, Hollen, Hickman, Wagoner, Longfellow, Hoskins, Brooks. Correll. Rector, Drollinger, Cooksey, Means, Galloway 4th Row: Biedenkopf, Johnson, Kel nhofer, Reece. Green, Miller, Galloway, Goold. Scullin, Irvin, Gooch, Cloud, Hurtel, Metz Anyone taking metal shop, wood shop, or mechanical drawing is eligible for membership. There are no dues; each member pays for his own in case of refreshments. Industrial movies are shown at several of their meetings. The club officers for this year are: President--Dick Correll. Vice President--James Galloway, and Secretary- Treasurer--Charles Whiteman. Mr. Kramer is the sponsor. F. H. A. 1st Row: Nelson, Lindsey, Wag- oner, Winters, Kilgore, White, Lock- hart, Houser, Bratt 2nd Row: Floyd, Green, Tranbar- ger, Landry, Cloud. Reece, Dillv, Carter, Maxfield, Kinder 3rd Row: Tvrell, Lyons, Brown, Lutz, Hix, Peers, Goold, Gatrell, Shinneman, Siville. Galloway The Future Homemakers of America did very well this year. Did everyone notice that big, pretty birthday cake they made? Boy! The F.H.A. girls went together and made up a big food basket for a needy family in Hoopeston. All of the girls brought a Christmas present for some child in a for- eign country. Some of the girls received a letter from the people their present went to. They had a wonderful Valentine Dance. JoAnnc Boren and Koy Goodrum made a good king and queen. Miss Khoda and Miss Miss Bratt, .sponsors; .President, Ruth Kinder; Vice-President, Irene Reese; Sec- retary, Shirley Lockhart; Treasurer, Jose- phine Green all did a very good job this year in their work. Mrs. Clifford Kinder was a fine chapter mother. This page sponsored by The Burton Motor Company