Hoopeston High School - Picayune Yearbook (Hoopeston, IL)

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Mr. Allen, sponsor: Phyllis Jennett. President: Mary Susan Boardman, treasurer, Kenneth Hammond, vice-president; Miss Florey, sponsor. Floyd Burch. Norma Brewington. Hettie Burton. Juanita Bell. Betty Boren. Man Susan Boardman. Peggy Blakey, Helen Baker. Honald Carter. Phillip Campbelll. James Crouch. Bussell Caw thon, Koliert Davis. Kllen Catron, Barbara Butts. Linda Cawthon, Kenneth Hammond (Oz .ie), Nadine Glass. William Glover. Willodean Flatt. Ell ert Fletcher, ('leone Glover. Sandra Gudgel. Boh Goudy. Ronald Lane. Roy Johnson. France Justice. Marlene Kell. James Mitchell. Letha Matthews, Beverly Morris, Lela Mat- Janicc Holt, Kay Hoskins, Nancy Little, Phyliss Jennett. thews, Bill Lyons, Judy Merritt, Virginia Olson, Delores Page. HOOPESTON FREIGHT CO. RCBY YONKELOWITZ SON UHLMAN GRAIN CO.

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Brarlor White. George Wilson, Mary Lou laylor. Klizal eth Wells. Bill Welty, Karl Leach. Junior Class In the early part of September, the Junior Class had their first meeting in which we elected our class officers and class sponsors. For our sponsors we elected Miss Taylor and Mr. Williams. Sonnie Unger was elected president. Joan Shoemaker-—vice president, and Jim Long —secretary-treasurer. Our first big step was to earn money for the annual Junior-Senior Prom. We started to- ward this goal by selling magazines. The class was divided into two parts—the red and green. Karen Martin headed the green team and Hill Welty headed the red team. We also decided to have the losing team give the winning team a party. After all the tabulations were in we had sold $2,017. On December 16. 1952, we had our class party which was given to the red team by the green team which was the loser. The party was a great success. In February, 1953, we elected our class committees for the prom. The people chosen for chairmen were; Shirley Kaufman—deco- rations; Joyce Curry—punch; Carol Metz— banquet; Donna Miller—king and queen; Al- mira Beagle—waiters and waitress; Jerry Mc- Intyre—lights; and Jim Long—program. Our theme for the prom was Rhapsody in Blue and our orchestra was Lu George. The class representatives in the Student Council were Sonnie Unger, Joan Shoemaker, Carol Metz, Jim Long. Ronnie Sprague, and Bill Welty. Sonnie Unger was President of the Champaign District Student Council. The Juniors have done a swell job and we hope that they will do even better in their new roles as Seniors. WEBKIUS DRUG STORK KINGS’ PHARMACY WORTHEN’S DRY GOODS CO.

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Larry Swope, lark Simpson. Trego Sargent. Barbara Terry, Eugene Schlinker, Pat Wells. Sylvia Wustholz. Edith V arner. Barbara Nelson. Ernie Norenberg. Wayne Riley. Truman Page. Boh Garner. Richard Reynolds. Dale Livingston. Russell Pickrell. Sophomore Class This year the sophomore class, sixty-eight strong, has learned more about high school life and about what type of subjects they like best. At our first meeting of the year, we elected our sponsors. Mr. Allen and Miss Florey. Our officers this year were; president, Phyllis Jen- nett; vice-president. Kenneth Hammond; and secretary-treasurer. Mary Susan Boardman. This year we tried something new. On the afternoon of the homecoming each class was represented in the homecoming parade by a float. The sophomore class received second prize of $2.50 which helped pay for our Christ- mas decorations. At Christmas time we and the freshmen went together to decorate the old building. The decorations were very attractive. Our homecoming attendant to the queen was Kay Hoskins. The candidates for king and queen of the Valentine Dance were Jim Crouch and Lcla Mathews. Many sophomores partici- pated in sports, dramatics, and other clubs. Kenny Whiteman. Al Harmeson. Betsy Welty. Florenee Craw- Mary Inman. Joan Brewington. Danny Lawson. David Roark, font. Donna Swanson. James Arnholt. HOOPESTON BURIAL VAULT CO. HIXSON INSURANCE AGENCY ALLEN-DICE CHEVROLET