Hoopeston High School - Picayune Yearbook (Hoopeston, IL)

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VJ fs' ,1,1,,,,.sM,.i, NJTHQ- ,elif if ty n' , aw ,V11q,kf isa' :fis- was The Picayune Staff Presents ez Photo-Drama in Four Acts OUR SCHOOL fwith apologies to Thornton Wi1der's Our Townj As you remember, the play Our Town featured a stage manager who directed the attention of the audience to the various scenes. Here below is our stage manager in the person of our editor who will lead us first to meet the production staff and players and then through the four acts that will make up a year at OUR SCHOOL. STAGE MANAGER Lietta Strickler Editor-in-Chief, The Picayune ,fav ,.. issue-m'?'M4': -vfi ,um W ., QKEQM V, , W-fi, .. ,mfg s s IQ s r sge reit iss ses Before we begin the first act of OUR SCHOOL, we would like to introduce you to our various crews. Without their cooperation OUR SCHOOL could not be produced. Here is our Business and Publicity crew. J, M. BENNETT IARED LYON Principal Superintendent J. M. Bennett - Mrs. Sheridan Miss Alkire - Jared Lyon STANDING: Jared Lyon, Mr. Cox, Mr. Schellhardt, Mr. Brougher, Mr. McGee. SEATED: Mrs. Boardman, Mr. Silver, Mrs. Andis. Here are our famous producers and the field each one specializes in. GEORGE ROBERT ALLEN, B. S. HOWARD BAIRD, B.S. Speech Social Science Language Arts II, III, IV MERRILL BONE, B.S. MISS MAYME BRATT, B. S Latin, Science Home Economics MISS CARMEN HEACOCK WILLIAM CAMPBELL B.S. B.S. Music Science Vocal Coach WADE COLLIER B S Wood Shop MetaIShop MARSHALL ERICKSON MISS PAULINE BURY M, S, M. S. Band Math- HARRY KRAMER M. S. Mechanical Drawing Guidance 4 MRS. SARAH OLSON HI! I MISS ROSEMARY MARTIN B. S. Commercial Education B. S. Language Arts III Spanish 1 MRS, MARY MESSNER RICHARD RAMSDEN M. Ed. M. Ed. Librarian Agriculture ROBERT SANDERS B. S. Physical Education Coach N, , Dave Lewis fl: WILLIAM WHITHOUSE M. S. Commercial Social Science Bernie Taflinger CUST ODIAN S MRS. BETTY VINES MRS, EILEEN VINES A. B. B. S. Language Arts II Physical Social Science Educ ation Now we present to you the stars of our play THE SENIGRS Our Honor Thespians xr N... Rf ii 6 D OFFICERS: N . W eber D. Dean S' L P. Gholsen 4 D. Matthews l ja L SPONSORS: Mr. G. Allen Miss R. Martin Hoopeston Senior High School G rad uation Hoopeston, Illinois JOHN GREEK JR. HIGH GYM Monday, June 2, 1958 8:00 P.M. hleditation From Thais by Massenet ............ ......, fLinda Hartleyj Flute Duet CLietta Stricklerj QMarshall Erickson, Directorj Processional ........ ......................................................................... QAudienee, please remain seatedj Invocation .............................................. .... ............,................... Salutatorian's Address ....... ..................................................... Dedication .........................................,.............................................. QMiss Carmen Heacock, Directorj Address ................................................................................ High School Band High School Band Rev. Martin Lutz Paul Unger Senior Girls Dr. Anthony Marinaccio fSuperintendent of Schools, Kankakee, Illinoisj Clntroduction of Speaker ................ Sup't. J. T. Lyonj American Legion School Medal Award ...... ...................... W illiam L. Johnson. QGirl's Awardl CBoy's Awardj American Legion Auxiliary ................ ........ M rs. Louis Vince Girl's Good Citizen Award Lift Thine Eyes ............................................................................ CMiss Carmen Heacock, Directorj Girl's Chorus National Honor Society Scholarship ............................................ Mrs. Evar Olson Presentation of Suzy Mills Memorial Award ....... .............. R ichard Matthews CPresident Senior Classj Presentation of Diplomas .... ..... P rincipal J. M. Bennett Valedietorian's Address .. ..,...................... Ann Olson Bcnediction ............... .........,........................................... ..... R e v. Donald King Rccessional ...... . .................................................................... High School Band CAudience, please be seatcdj Our stars play a variety of roles as witnessed by the pictures or scenes below LN 5 gf 1 ,, 3? f fi From rags esss sssssse ' c eeee J c 1- F My v E A ,f ef' A 1 ,su 5325 f P' ce i 'c 2 ' ', ' 3514 mf and bfzzbizq to social graces . vi-gl. Y we and comedy Tom Andis Philip 1. Arnholt Verna Beaver Donald Beatty Betty Boylan Jon Bell Harold Bishop Pattie Brown Barbara Brown Ruth Bush Jack Crawford Anne Carter Sally Clem Barbara Clements Don Dean Judith Fliesser Larry Duiess Michael Dunn -'-mill? 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Players 1,2, 3, 4 fpres 41: Science Club 2,3: Spanish Club 1,2, 3, 4 fv-pres 41: Student Council 1,2, 3: Thespians 3, 4: Track 4. LONNETTE ANSLEY Saying: Follow that car .... Pet Peeve: Cross-eyed girls with short, brown hair .... Will: I will my driv- er's license to Jan Harris. . . . Ambition: Go to Germany .... Activities: FHA 1,2, 3: Girls' Chorus 1, 2,3: Mixed Chorus 3, 4. PHILIP IOHN ARNHOLT Saying: Let's get out of here .... Pet Peeve: People who smoke .... Will: I will my position in the line and tremendous speed to Jim Miles. . . . Ambition: To be an architect .... Activities: Football 1, 2,3,4: Golf 1, 2, 3, 4: Rifle Club 1, 2, 3, 4. DON L, BEATY fC1yde1 Saying: Yes, sir. No, sir. . . . Pet Peeve: Mary Jane .... Will: I will the lock, stock, and barrel of my gun to Mr. Whitehouse .... Activities: Band 3, 4: Rifle Club 3, 4. VERNA BEAVER more Beaver: Saying: Take me to 119 or Garry .... Pet Peeve: Danville girls .... Will: I will my ability to get along with Garry to Rita Creighton. . . . Ambition: To get married. . . . Activities: Concessions 1, 2: GAA 1,2, 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 1,2, 3, 4. IOHNNIE BELL Saying: It's just the beast in me .... Pet Peeve: People that get mad at you and won't tell you why .... Will: I will my ability to stay out of trouble to Mike Ward .... Ambition: To become a millionaire playboy at a young age: stay single, and be a jet pilot. . . . Activities: Baseball 3, 4: Basketball 1,2: Chess Club 1, 2, 3,4: Football 1,2, 3, 4: J. G. Players 4: Rifle Club 3: Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 4: Tennis 2, 4: Track 3,4. HAROLD BISHOP Saying: Heavens .... Pet Peeve: Mr. Allen when he is mad .... Will: I will my ability to get Bookkeeping to Joe Hufford .... Ambition: To be a millionaire .... ELIZABETH ANN EOYLAN fBetty1 Saying: Hey, George .... Pet Peeve: Boys who lie .... Will: I will my driver's license to all the sophomore girls that need them .... Ambition: Undecided . . . . Activities: GAA 1,2, 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 1,2, 3,4: Honor Society 4: I. G. Players 1, 2, 3,4: Mixed Chorus 4: Spanish Club 1, 2, 3,4 fpres 31: Thespians 3, 4. BARBARA ANN BROWN Saying: Golly durn .... Pet Peeve: Girls that put on a big show and try to be something that everyone knows they aren't .... Will: I will my ability to get out of classes to Madonna Smith .... Ambition: To have an office career for a few years and then settle down to a home life .... Activities: Concessions 1,2: FHA 1,2, 3,4 Csec 2, 3 pres 41: Girls' Chorus 1,2, 3,4: Honor Society 4: Spotlight 1,3, 4lClrcu1ation 8: Exchange Editor 41. PATRICIA ANN BROWN fPat1 Saying: Oh be still .... Pet Peeve: People who start things that aren't true .... Will: I will my ability to get ready on time to Janice Harris. . . . Ambition: To get to California .... Activities: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: I. G. Players 4. RUTH EVELYN BUSH Saying: Well, I'll be .... Pet Peeve: Girls who smoke .... Will: I will my ability to play French horn to Tammy Duffin. . : L. Ambition: To go to college and some day get married .... Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 2.3: GAA 2, 3: Picayune Editorial Staff 2, 3,4 CAss't Editor 31: Spanish Club 2, 3. ANNE CARTER Saying: Did you like him? . . . Pet Peeve: People who are in bad moods and take it out on everyone around them. . . . Will: I will my bowling ability to Barb Garman .... Ambition: To live happily ever after. . . . Activities: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 1,2, 3, 4: Honor Society 3, 4: Honor Thespian 2, 3, 4: J. G. Players 1, 2, 3, 4: Picayune Business Staff 3: Picayune Editorial Staff 1, 2, 3: Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Spotlight 1, 2, 3: Student Council 1, 3,4 Qtreas 41: Thespians 1, 2, 3, 4. SALLY ANN CLEM fSadie Iune1 Saying: Well, never mind. . . . Pet Peeve: Pop quizzes and Mr. Allen's detentions.. . . Will: Iwill my job at the Shack to Sandy Edwards who doesn't want it .... Ambition: To graduate and then go to Nurses Training. . . . Activities: Band 1,2, 3: Camera Club 3: Dusty Book Club 1, 2, 3 ftreas 2 vice-pres 31: GAA 1, 2, 3,4: J. G. Players 4: Pic ayune Business Staff 3: Spanish Club 1,2, 3: Spotlight 3, 4. BARBARA MARIE CLEMENTS lClem-Ca-Diddle-Hopper1 Saying: That's bad, really bad .... Pet Peeve: People who go duck hunting all the time and people who are always humming bum ---- Goody 8: Lyons? . . . Will: I will my detention record to Danny L. Hodge. . . . Ambition: To go to Florida and buy gobs and gobs of clothes .... Activities: Concessions 1, 2, 3, 4: FHA 1: GAA 1, 2,3,4: Girls' Chorus 1,2, 3, 4: Girls' Ensemble 1, 2: I. G. Players 1. JACK CRAWFORD Saying: Ah. . . . Pet Peeve: Keeping out of trouble .... Will: I will my ability to get into trouble to Linda Lowe. . . . Ambition: To make money .... Activities: I. G. Players 1: Rifle Club 1. LOUISE DAVIS' QWee Bit1 I Saying: You don't like it .... Pet Peeve: People that think the world owes them everything. . . . Will: I will my height to Kenny Davis .... Ambition: To become a housewife. . . . Activities: Aids 1: GAA 1: Rifle Club 2 Cv-pres 21. DON DEAN Saying: Gee whillikers! . . , Pet Peeve: Mr. Baird's attitude in class .... Will: I will my 21 championship to Mt. Campbell .... Ambition: To be a certified public accountant .... Activities: Class vice-president 4: Basketball 1,2, 3, 4: Spotlight 3. LARRY DEAN DUIES Saying: Boy, she's good lookin' .... Pet Peeve: A boy who gets mad everytime his girl talks to another boy. . . . Will: I will my ornery nature to Jim Miles, who doesn't need it .... Ambition: To be respected by others .... Activities: Boys' State 3: FFA 3,4 Cv-pres 3,41: Football 1, 2, 4: Rifle Club 2, 3, 4: Track 1,3, 4: Tennis 1,2. MIKE DUNN Saying: When they want me, they'l1 have to come and get me .... Pet Peeve: The draft .... Ambition: To beat the draft .... Activities: Chess Club 2, 3: Golf 2, 3, 4: Science Club 2, 3,4. DONALD ERVIN Saying: Who, me? . . . Pet Peeve: Girls who go with boys then drop them .... Will: I will my ability on the trampoline to Bill Lloyd and Ramond Buzbee. . . . Ambition: To travel and see the world .... Activities: Football 1, 2, 3: Rifle Club 1, 2, 3: Track 1. JERRY EDWARD FRALEY Saying: Well, well, well .... Pet Peeve: Misers .... Will: I will my loud mouth to anyone who wants one. . . . Ambition: To play ball .... Activities: Baseball 2,3, 4. BETH GALLOW AY Saying: I think I'll take a nap---plop! . . . Pet Peeve: Couples who constantly argue and break up .... Will: I will my headset and position at the switchboard to Sharon Nussear .... Ambition: To be a great scientist and discover something useful for the world .... Activities: Class president 2: GAA 1, 2,3,4 fsec 21: Girls' Ensemble 3, 4: Honor Society 3,4 fsec 41: I. G. Players 1, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 1,2, 3, 4: Science Club 1: Thespian 3,4. SALLY IO GALLOWAY , Saying: Did you like him, did you'like him? . . . Pet Peeve: The Mickey Mouse Club .... Ambition: To be rich and successful and marry a man exactly opposite of G.R.A .... Activities: GAA 1, 2,3, 4 iv-pres 31:Girls' Ensemble 2, 3, 4: I. G. Players 1, 2, 3, 4: Science Club 1: Spanish Club 1, 2, 3: Spotlight 1,2, 3, 4: Student Council 3: Thespians 4: Vocal 1, 2, 3, 4 fState Contest 1, 21: Honor Society 4. IANICE GARMAN Saying: Boy, you said it!! .... Pet Peeve: People who borrow things and don't ask .... Will: I will my lab apron to Mr. Bone .... Ambition: To be successful in life .... Activities: GAA 1,2, 3,4 fpres 41 I. G. Players 1: Picayune Editorial staff 4: Vocal 1,2, 4 fState Contest 1, 21. JAMES WAYNE GARMON Uim1 Saying: You better believe it .... Pet Peeve: Barbara's long finger nails .... Will: I will my place as foot- ball captain to Fred Gregory. . . Ambition: To be a pro football player. . . . Activities: Baseball 2, 3: Basket- ball 1,2, 3, 4: Football 1,2, 3, 4 fCaptain 41: Track 1, 2, 3, 4 fCaptaln 21. PATRICIA ANN GHOLSON QP at1 Saying: That was the most horrible thing! . . . Pet Peeve: Those people who have the fortitude to scheme-con- stantly. . . . Will: I will my drawer in the chemistry lab to anyone brave enough to take the course! . . . Am- bition: To learn to shimmy like my sister Kate .... Activities: Class Secretary 4: Cheerleader 3: GAA 1,2, 3: Girls' State Alternate 3: J. G. Players 1,2, 3, 4: Picayune Editorial Staff 2, 3, 4: Spotlight Staff 1,2,3,4 QNewsEd- itor 3: Managing Editor 41: Student Council 1,3: Thespians 2,3, 4: Vocal 2: Honor Society 4. CI-IARLOTTEE GOIN Saying: Ohl Really! . . . Pet Peeve: Girls that flirt .... Will: I will my Friday night brawls to Kennie Davis. . . . Ambition: To become a nurse. . . . Activities: Aids 1,2 fCaptain 21: FHA 1,2, 4ftreas 21: Vocal 1,2,3,4. GARRY GOIN Saying: Scads .... Pet Peeve: Teachers who give assignments. . . . Will: I will my brains to lim Miles. . . Ambition: To graduate .... Activities: Basketball 1: Football 1,2. MARLENE GOODRUM AfGoody1 Saying: So .... Pet Peeve: Ambia boysfSome, in a red Mercury, in particular1. . . . Will: lwill my time on the trampoline to Christy Kell .... Ambition: Work in Corn Pack again. Ha,ha! I I . . . Activities: GAA 1, 2, 3,4: J. G. Players: Vocal 4. CONSTANCE RUTH GUDGEL fCon1 Saying: Operator, , . , Pet Peeve- Competition. . . . Will: lwill my ability to play hookey and get caught to Gay Ridens! . . . Ambition: To get married come next June. . . . Activities: GAA 1,2,3:1. B, Players 1, 2, 3: Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Trio 1: Vocal 1, 2, 3, 4 fState Contest 1, 2: Solo Contest 2, 31. LINDA l-IARTLEY Saying: I think I'll take a nap---plop! . . . Pet Peeve: The Navy! . . . Will: lwill my side of the bed to my sister, Carol .... Ambition: To further my education, then get married. . . . Activities: Band 1,2,3,4fState Contest 3: County Music Festival 2 qsec 41: GAA 1, 2,3, 4: Girls' Ensemble 2, 3, 4: Homecoming Attendant 3: Honor Society 4: I. G. Players 1, 2, 3, 4 fsec 41: Picayune Business staff 3, 4: Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Spotlight 3,4 fNews Editor 41: Thespians 3, 4: Vocal 1,2, 3, 4: Honor.Society 4. KAREN KAY HOWARD Saying: You make me ill! . . . Pet Peeve: Certain people .... Will: I will the glass candy case at the Ritz to Tammy Walker to do with it as she likes .... Ambition: To receive an R.N. and B.S, in Nursing .... Activities: Band 1, 2, 3 QState Contest 31: Vocal 1, 3,4 fState Contest 21. DONNA IESSUP Saying: Good Morning .... Pet Peeve: Boys who drink just to show you they can and smart alecks .... Will: I will my ability to watch the football games to Barbara Linch .... Ambition: To be a nurse .... Activities: FHA 1, 2,3, 4 Cv-pres 4: Camp at Bloomington 3131. G. Players 1, 2, 3, 4: Librarian 1,2, 3: Mixed Chorus 4: Spot- light Staff 1,3,4 fFeature Editor 41: Vocal 1, 2, 3, 4. IUDITH ALEYCE JOHNSON Saying: Did you like him! Did you like him! . . . Pet Peeve: Girls that smoke! . . . Will: I will my ability to bother Mr. Allen to Billy Lloyd .... Ambition: To be an airline stewardess .... Activities: Cheerleader 4:SAA 1, 2,3, 4: I. G. Players 1,2, 3, 4: Picayune Business Staff 1: Spotlight Staff 4: Vocal 1, 2,4 CState Contest JUDITH ANN JOHNSON Saying: Ithink I'll take a nap---plopl . . . Pet Peeve: People that use the telephone. . . . Will: Iwill my sewing machine to Mary Jane Silver .... Ambition: To become a dress designer and have my own exclusive shop on Fifth Avenue .... Activities: GAA 1, 2, 3,4: Girls' Chorus 4: Homecoming Attendant 4: J. G. Players 1, 2, 3,4: Spotlight 1,2, 3, 4: Thespian 3,4. RODNEY K. JOHNSON Saying: Better believe it .... Pet Peeve: Girls in a gang. . . . Will: I will my locker to my brother. . . Ambition: Getting out of the reserves .... Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Football 1,2: Track 1, 2. DANIEL EUGENE LABOUNTY fBount1 Saying: You think so, Hah .... Pet Peeve: Girls who smoke and cuss .... Will: I will my cowboy guns to Larry McLain .... Ambition: To be a millionaire. . . . Activities: Band 1,2, 3,4: I. G. Players 3, 4: Orches- tra 1, 2, 3, 4: Rifle Club 1: Science Club 3, 4: Tennis 1, 3. JOHN w. LAWSON 0. L.: Will: I will my ability to get detention slips to anyone. . . . Ambition: To have lots of money .... Activities Rifle Club 1,2, 3: Football 2. RONNIE L. LIVINGSTON Saying: What'sa matter? . . . Pet Peeve: Pat Mltchell's dog Iwhen he bites1. . . . Will: Iwill my r01ler Skates to Mr. Allen. . . . Ambition: Kill Harold Bishop, accidentally . . . . Activities: Aids, FFA. HARRIETT IOSEPHINE LUDWIG U01 Saying: Did you like him, did you like him? . . . Pet Peeve: To have someone blow smoke in my face. . . , Will: I will my crooked smile to Sonny Stokes and Bob Duffln .... Ambition: To be happy .... Activities: Band 1: GAA 1,2, 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 4 fState Contest 1, 21: Girls' Ensemble 3, 4: I. G. Players 1,2, 3,4: Stu- dent Council 4: Thesplans 4: Picayune Editorial szaff 4. CAROLE LYONS fDandy Lyons1 Saying: It must be nice!! I . . . Pet Peeve: School .... Will: I will my ability to get along with Rossvllle girls to Sharon Nussar and Janice Morgeson. . . . Ambition: Go to California next fall .... Activities: GAA 1,2, 3,4: Girls' Chorus 4: I. G. Players 4. STEVE MARLATT fMud1 Saying: Not printable ,... Pet Peeve: Girls who leave dirty Kleenexes around .... Will: I will my ability to stay away from girls for 3 112 years to Waynerd Potts, who really doesn't need it .... Ambition: To buy this school and see the happy look on all the students when I tell them to get out. . . . Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2,4 fAll-state 41: Golf 2, 4: I. G. Players 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1,2, 3,4 fleader 1, 2, 3, 41: Spanish Club 1: Thespians 3,4. HAROLD R. MARTIN fDick1 Saying: Never say die .,,, Pet Peeve: People ,,.. Will: I will my slide rule to whoever is dumb enough to use the thing. . . . Ambition: To make a million dollars and spend it all in one day .... Activities: Chess Club 3: Science Club 4 fpres 41. SUZANNE MARIE MARTIN Saying: I think I'll take a nap---plopl . . . Pet Peeve: People that think they're really something and think they are always right .... Ambition: To be a fashion designer .... Activities: Band 1,2, 3: Cheerleader 4: GAA 1, 2,3,4: Girls Chorus 1,2, 3,4 fState Contest 1, 2: Solo Contest 2,31: Girls' Ensemble 2, 3,4: J. G, Players 1,2, 3,4: Spanish Club 1,2, 3, 4: Spotlight 1, 2,3, 4: Thespians 3,4 fsec 41. BOB MATTHEWS Saying: Hi, Buddy .... Pet Peeve: Girls who leave ashes in my car .... Will: I will my ability to skip 7th hour study hall to Dick McCalla. . . . Ambition: To get somewhere in life .... Activities: J. G. Players 4: Science Club 3, 4. LORETTA MILLER Saying: Gimmee .... Pet Peeve: Younger boys .... Will: I will my height to Joyce Jordan. Ambition: I would like to bea social service worker. . . Activities: Concessions 1: GAA 1, 2,3, 4: Girls' Chorus 1, 4: I. G. Players 4. MICHAEL DENNIS MURRAY Saying: Hi, Spazo .... Pet Peeve: Girls who are two-faced .... Will: I will all my girls to Ronnie Longest. . . . Ambition: To be an architect .... Activities: Class secretary-treasurer 2: Class vice-president 3: Band 1,2, 3,4 lv-pres 3,4: State Music Winner 2: U. of I. Music Camp1: Boys' State 3: Golf 3: J. G. Players 1, 2,3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Rifle Club 1, 2, 31pres 2, 31: Science Club 2: Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 4: Thespians 1, 2,3, 4 Qpres 41. IUDITH ANNE MCCALLA fIudy1 Saying: . . . Pet Peeve: Show offs .... Will: Sandy Miller my ability to talk plain .... Ambition: To be an airline stewardess .... Activities: FHA 1, 2: Aides 1, 2: GAA 1, 2, 3: Girls' Chorus 1,2. DENNY MCMURRAY Saying: I give up .... Pet Peeve: Hariette Ludwig and Larry Duies. . . . Will: I will my ability to get along with Mr. Campbell to Jack Gregory who I feel will need all the help he can get. . . . Ambition: To become succ essful at whatever I do .... Activities: Basketball 1,2, 3,4: Football 1,2, 3, 4: J. G. Players 1: Track 1, 2. CHRIS NELSON Saying: Which way did he go? . . . Pet Peeve: Girls who smoke and drink .... Will: I will my ability to stay out of trouble to Kenny Ferrell .... Ambition: To have a white collar job .... Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4160-captain 41: Football 1,2: Track 1, 2, 3, 4. ANN OLSON Saying: Did you like him? . . . Pet Peeve: Underclassmen who have their driver's license .... Will: I will my buck teeth' to Marilyn Webb .... Ambition: To pass my drivers test .... Activities: Class vice-pres- ident 1: GAA 1,2, 3,4 fsec 3: v-pres 41: Girls' Chorus 1,2, 3, 4: Girls' State 3: Honor Society 3,4: Honor Thes- pians 431. G. Players 1,2, 3, 4: Picayune 3: Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Spotlight 1, 2, 3: Student Council 2, 3,4 fsec 3: v-pres 41. FRED PRUI'I'T Saying: Yeah, I'l1bet! . . . Pet Peeve: Teachers who say you've got a poor attitude. . . . Will: Iwill my knowledge in History to Mr. Baird, who needs it badly .... Ambition: To be a lawyer .... Activities: Base- ball 3,4: Basketball 1, 2: Football 1, 2: Track 2. KENNETH CARL RIGSBY fKenny1 Saying: BBBBBB-Black Slacksl . . . Will: I, Kenneth Carl Rigsby, will Mr. Baird to anyone who will have him. . . . Ambition: To travel. . . . Activities: Football 1: Track 1. SHIRLEY RILEY 4 Saying: You slob .... Pet Peeve: People who are nosey .... will: I will my ability to like school to any- one. . . . Ambition: To graduate from high school. . . . Activities: FHA 1: GAA 2: Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4: I. G. Players 3,4. ROBERT W. ROACH fB0b1 Saying: You dummy. . . . Pet Peeve: Karen Beaver. . . . Will: Iwill my temper to Jerry Cox. . . . Ambition: Be a coach .... Activities: Baseball 4: Track 1, 3. RICHARD ROARK fDick1 Saying: Hi, Hotrod .... Pet Peeve: Girls that think they are too good for everybody. Will: I will some of my hair to Mr. Bennett and Mr. Bone for their bald spots. . . . Ambition: To get a good job and settle down. . . . Activities: Football 1,3: J. G. Players 2. DANNY SEITERS Saying: Hi, dummy. . . . Pet Peeve: When Ann won't lend me her algebra paper .... Will: I will J0hr1 Bergstrom 37 1f2 bushels of used clarinet and sax reeds .... Ambition: To pass algebra II and live happily ever after. . . . Activities: Class secretary 1: Class vice-president 2: Band 1, 2, 3, 4 iv-pres 2: All State Band 31: Boys' Chorus 2: I. G. Players 1, 2,3, 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Picayune Editorial Staff 1, 2,3: Premier Boys' State 3: Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 3,4: Thespians 3,4. DEANNA STIFLE Saying: Look at that funny thing! . . . Pet Peeve: People who don't have a mind of their own. . . . Will: I will my 'big brown eyes' to Jim Griner .... Ambition: To be a medical receptionist or a nurse .... Activ- ities: Concessions 1: GAA: 1, 2, 3: Girls' Chorus 1,2,3, 4 :State Contest 1, 2: I. G, Players 1,2,3,4: Spotlight 2,3 QF eature Editor 31. BOB STOKES Saying: Get smart .... Pet Peeve: The coach's paddle .... Will: I will my co-captain position of the foot- ball team to Jim Miles .... Ambition: To own a Porsche Sport Car .... Activities: King Valentine Dance: Football 1, 2, 3, 4 fco-captain 41: Lettermen Club 3, 4: Rifle Club 1, 2, 3, 4. LIETTA STRICKLER Saying: You guys .... Pet Peeve: Algebra II Class. . . . Will: I will my dishtowel and all the silverwarel dried in the cafeteria kitchen to Susan Parker. . . . Ambition: To be a scientist and travel around the world. . . . Activities: Band 1,2,3,4 fLibrarian 3, 41: Camera Club 3, 4 fsec-treas 3: sec 41: GAA 1,2, 3,4: Girls' Cho- rus 1: Librarian 1, 2, 3, 4fsec 3: pres 4: SLECI sec 41: Honor Society 3, 4 ftreas 41: Picayune Editorial Staff 3, 4 :Editor-in-Chief 41: Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4. SANDY KAY THOMAS Saying: Did you like him? Did you like him? . . . Pet Peeve: Mr. Allen. . . . Will: Iwill my ability to shut my mouth to Charlotte McCalla .... Ambition: To be a private secretary. . . . Activities: Cheerleada 3, 4: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: Homecoming Queen 4: I. G. Players 1, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club, 1, 2, 3: Spotlight 2, 3,4: Girls' Chorus 1.2, 3, 4 1State Contest 1,21: Girls' Ensemble 2, 3, 4: Thespians 4. SUZANNE KAY EMBANHOWAR Saying: Did you like him? . . . Pet Peeve: People who argue with me. . . . Will: I will my pony tail to Donna Smith. . . . Ambition: To start the first real estate business in outer Space. . . . Activities: Class secretary 3: FTA 4: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Homecoming Queen Candidate 4: Honor Society 3, 4 qv-pres 41: Hon- or Thespian 4: J. G. Players 1, 2, 3, 4: Picayune Business Staff 3: Picayune Editorial Staff 1, 2: Science Club 1, 2: Spanish Club 1,2, 3, 4: Spotlight 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 4:'Thespians 2, 3, 4 fBest Supporting Actress 31. ROBERT H. C. UNDERwooD :Apr-:J Saying: Wow --- Raunchy, Man, Raunchyl . . . Pet Peeve: Anyone who can run faster to chow Line than me, and teachers who give detentions to me for making it In 8 sec. flat .... Will: I, Robert Underwood, will my ability to get into trouble with a girl's parents to any boy who dates her in the future. . . . Ambition: To be half the man like the real man that Mr. Bennett is and to help anyone I can in my country, the U,S.A, . , . . Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2: Rifle Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2. PAUL UNGER Saying: Take me to your president! . . . Pet Peeve: People who slander my initials .... Will: I. PS'-ll UHSGI. will my math ability to Delwyn Roark. . . . Ambition: To go to college and take a liberal arts course. . . . . Activities: Class president 1,3: Basketball 1,2: Football 1.2: Honor Society 3, 4: I. G. Players 3,4: Spanish Club 4: Student Council 1,2, 3, 4 fv-pres 3: pres 4: Districtpres 31: Track 1. MERLE A. WALKER Saying: Gets that way some days .... Pet Peeve: T een-agers that drink. . . . Will: I will all my good times at Hoopeston High to whoever would like some .... Ambition: To be a nurse---and a good one. . . . Activities Aides 2: Camera Club 3: GAA 3, 4: J. G. Players 2, 3, 4: Honor Society 4: Spanish Club 3,4: Spotlight 2,3,4: Hon- or Society 4. IIM WEBB 1 Saying: Simple, . . . Pet Peeve: Most girls. . . . Will: Iwill my Sheriff Sid Badge to Larry McLain. . . . . Ambition: To make a million and spend it .... Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Science Club 1, 3,4: I. G. Players 3,4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Rifle Club 1, 2: Tennis 1, 3, 4: Thespians 4. NANCY WEBER Saying: Did you like him??? . . . Pet Peeve: John Bergstrom when he gets in a playl . . . Will: I will my wheat paste bucket to Charles Miller. . . . Ambition: To go to college, have a career, and travel. . . . . Activities: Class treasurer 4: GAA 1,2, 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3,4: Honor Society 4: Honor Thespians 3,4: I. G. Players 1,2, 3,4: Mixed Chorus 4: Picayune Business Staff 3: Spanish Club 1,2, 3,4: Thespians 2,3,4. LAURA MAY WELLS fMay1 Saying: Did you like him? . . . Pet Peeve: People who spell May with an el . . . Will: Iwill my ability to wreck cars to Tammy Duffin---take heed, Don! ll . . . Ambition: To be a physical therapist---8: have real handsome patients! . . . Activities: Cheerleader 4: GAA 1,2, 3,4: Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4.fState Contest 1, 21: Girls' Ensemble 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Picayune Business Staff 3: Spotlight Staff 4: Student Council 1, 2, 3,4: Honor'Society 4. SHIRLEY ANN WHITEMAN fShir1J Saying: Really. . . . Pet Peeve: People who can't mind their own business .... Will: I, Shirley Whiteman will my algebra ability to whosoever needs it .... Ambition: To become a math teacher someday. . . . BILL woon fwoodyl Saying: l-li, Tl . . . Pet Peeve: People who are brown. . . . Will: Iwill my ability to show movies to some unfortunate sophomore .... Ambition: To go into the field of Radio and Electronics .... Activities: Band 1.2, 3,43 Camera Club 1, 2,3, 4: I. G. Players 3,45 Rifle Club 1,25 Science Club 1,2, 3: Spanish Club 1,2,3, 43 Thespians 4. . ZWJGV Senior Reminiscening It seems that our class has had quite a bit of adjusting to do all thru school--changing schools, no senior trips, etc., but we have lots to look back at. To help get into the swing of high school life, we elected Paul Unger as president of our class of 112 . To help him we chose Ann Olson, vice- presidentg Danny Seiters, secretary-treasurer, and Mrs. Olson and Mr. Wilson, sponsors. We were specially honored when Sandy Thomas was crowned queen of the Valentine Dance. As our sophomore year rolled around we were saddened by the fact that it was our last year at old J. G. We chose Beth Galloway as president, supported by Danny Seiters, vice-president: and Mike Murray, secretary- treasurer. Mr. Campbell and Miss Heacock were our sponsors. Once again our candidate for the valentine dance, Sheila Hufford, was crowned queen of the festivities . I'll never try to be a salesman again, was one of the vows made during our Junior magazine sale. We earned enough to put on a beautiful prom for the seniors, using the theme--Oriental F antasy. Paul Unger was elected president of the Champaign District of Student Councils which made us very proud . Lietta Strickler was also chosen for high honor being elected sec- retary of the Student Librarians of East Central Illinois. Pat Gholson and Sandy Thomas were two of the five cheerleaders for the senior year. Ann Olson was chosen to represent our school at Girls' State while Larry Duies was our representative for Boys' State. As leaders for the senior year Paul Unger was chosen president while Mike Murray, vice-presidentg Dick Matthews, treasureri and Suzanne Umbanhower, secretary made sure of a good year for the juniors. Miss Bury and Mr. Collier 'were our sponsors. The year we had looked forward to for a long time, finally arrived. We had many leaders this year with Dick Matthews, presidentg Don Dean, vice- president: Pat Gholson, secretary, Nancy Weber, treasurer: and Mr. Allen and Miss Martin, our sponsors. Shirley Riley and Jim Webb were a queen and king for the jr-Sr Prom. We had many problems this year, especially with our S215 .991 The Sen- iors-only party we finally decided on was one of the best. The seventy-one seniors that graduated in June were all glad that they had stuck it out for the four years . We now present tlae supporting mst consisting of the junior and Sophomore classes - - - Tlnespietns 63-5 E. Longfellow OFFICERS: SPON SORS B. Lloyd Miss P. Bury I. Gregory Mr. W. Collier I. Mott Junior Class Story To start our junior year off right, we elected our class officers: jack Gregory, presidentg Bill Lloyd, vice-president: Joan Mott, secretaryg and Bud Longfellow, treasurer. For their second year, Miss Bury and Mr. Collier were chosen for the junior class sponsors . Marilyn Webb served as secretary of the student council. Mary jane Silver, Patti Mitchell, Barb Linck, Andy Melin, Bill Lloyd, and John Berg- strom represented our class on the council. The junior class Homecoming attendants were Linda Lowe and Marilyn Webb. Our float, Don't Let the Kitty Get In won third prize. With the junior class host of the jr.-Sr. Prom, we sold magazines to finance a Prom everyone would be proud of. We also sponsored a Sock- Hop to add to the Prom fund. We chose Around the World in Eighty Days as the theme, and every junior can feel proud of the wonderful Prom we gave the senior class! To add the finishing touch to at last being upper classmen, our class rings arrived. For the crest we chose a large H with an ear of corn representing the Cornjerkers in the center of the H . Martha Songer and Larry McLain were chosen as the queen and king candidates of our class for the Valentine Dance. We were delighted when they were crowned King and Queen. Five of our classmates were elected into the National Honor Society. They were Helen DeVore, Patti Mitch ell, Marilyn Webb, john Bergstrom, and Bill Lloyd. Joan Mott did a tremendous job of cheering our team on during all the football and basketball games as one of the five cheerleaders. junior Guidance Day brought the dreaded Term Papers l It was a sigh of relief when the last note was made, and the last line written. Our class has made a fine showing in all phases of school activities this yearg sports, dramatics, music, as well as having a wonderfultime. Next year we'll try to make our senior year even more successful than our junior year. We're confident we can-and will! Edwards DeVore Crews Beaver fSr. Hall Monitorj Davis Duffin Duffin I L L J. J. F Bergstrom Blakey Ansley Bennett Bone Brown Chaney . Bogard . Compton . Cade Blakey . Brunner Hamilton Gregory Gregory Carswell Goodrum Furrow . Gocking L. Fleanor S. Furrow R. Glenn R. Goodrum R. Dukes M. Irwin R. Johnson H. Long E. Justice A. Melin J. Miles Gossett Holland H erm an Little Hartley . Hufford Morgeson Mott Morrison Myers Mitchel Munn Songer T aylor Smith Strayer Stokes Sinclair . Longfellow S. Nussear D. Ramsden D. McGinley L. McLain N. McVicker W . Potts fm 39 ,fs 'i I Janice Harris and Raymond Buzby were absent when pictures were taken. Schw artz Roark Rector Rigsby Silver Ward Thomas Walker Tyler Thomas Tincher R. Lutz R. King O. Pinnick D. Lane SPONSORS: OFFICERS: Mrs, K. Vines C. Dahlquist Mrs, W. Whitehouse O J. Griner 5 I. Cox K. Kell Sophomore Class Story The sophomores have been very busy this year, working hard as well as having fun. For our hard work, we have had many rewards. One of our first rewards was winning first place for our Homecoming Float with the theme, White Hunters During the fall, winter, and spring our class has contributed players to the football, basketball and track teams. In the field of drama, sophomores made up more than their share of those working on crews and also in the casts. Blithe Spirit, Night Must Fall, and the Boy Friend all owe a lot to our class. Next year the cheerleaders will be from our class, as five of our repre- sentatives, won the election this year. All in all, we feel that we have proved our worth and during honors day, awards in all activities--rifle club, GAA, athletics, concessions, and so forth, bear out this claim. We will be looking forward to other years of service, work and fun. R. I. E. M. I. S. F etters Ferris Fliesser Frazier Gaddis F ix H. Bogart R. Anderson K. Barber P. Gholson 1Sr. Hall Monitorj D. Allison R. Bell K. Beaver S. Crose I. Collier I. Coon D. Clements J. Cox C. Edwards Catron Cox . D ahlqu ist Gholson Q Sr. Hall Mo nitorj . Cade . Carter Brockway Farrell Evans Evans Ervin Carter Ferrell S. I. M. B. I. I. Greene Goodrum Harth Garmon Harm eson Griner . S A I. Horath E Goss D. Hopkins D. Hodge S. Hawthorne J. Hemdon K. Kell L. Livingston M. Lawrence B. March C Longfellow D Martin L. Marshall M. Lockhart K Longfellow il L Sv: r'.,gSw f 1 ,, N3 Sw' 2 S A. Howard J. Jordan J. Hurd D. Jackson I. Hoskins I. Johnson R. King C. Lewis N. Lamb D. McBride B. Nelson D. McCalla C. McCal1a N. Neal M. McCollum E. H. S. C. T. J. Garrigus Eastburn Miller Miller Kincade Okarist R. Sheppard B. Schwartz T. Silver The following people were ab Carolyn Brown. I. Tyler J. Vickers I. Thomas G. Rudolph S. Smith S. Smith f K. Polson C. Reynolds S. Parker G. Ridens K. Perkins L. Richards R. Rudy S. Simpson K, Scott sent when pictures were taken: Ronnie Longest, Shirley Holt, Karen Emory and F. Young B. Welty M. Ripley D. Jessup I No play is better than the crews that do the work behind scenes . Cn the following pages are listed the many activities whose symbols are given below . A +ONMAWsfa 5 7' -- S ' f x? 5 ag Eff! mg' E g ' . 1 190 Q-xx NEW HO G 'o HONQQ society X X NATIONAL X X If 7 1 S5 E L X fK 4 if og g!!! 2 R S .M Rt sax ?,1.'x?'Y4.,l ji, 'i d x' i QAOFYI . 4' 6 1 . J : .. W ' D ' N55 -- . A J 'bob 3 4953 Kxvf Z f L f L w ll x QW! ' i x M 12 jimi 1200 X n 555255 FRONT ROW - -Margaret Lawrence, Barbara Linck, Marilyn Webb, Ruth Ann Bell, Miss Heacock, Directorg Helen Compton, Ann Olson, Nancy Weber. SECOND ROW--Joyce Horth, Marilyn Harth, June Bennett, Betty Nelson, Donna Jessup, Suzanne Um- banhower, Elaine Fleisser, Patty Mitchel-l, Martha Songer. THIRD ROW --Larry Ansley, Jim Halquist, Don Jessup, Danny Seiters, Sandy Thomas, Larry Livingston, Steve Marlatt, Larry Little. Mixed Chorus Sally Galloway, Sandy Thomas, Laura Mae Wells, Linda Hartley, Suzanne Martin, Beth Galloway, Barbara Clements. Girls Ensemble FRONT ROW - -Charlotte McCalla, Lindy Marshall, Jane Brockway. Joe Hurd, Karen Beaver, Daniella Hodge, Mickey McCollum, Linda Silver. SECOND ROW--Janet Odle, Shirley Holt, SueCrose, Deanna Stifle, Syl- vani Odle, Gailand Ridens, Verna Beaver, MarilynHarth, MissHeacock, Director. THIRD ROW--Sally Gal- loway, Ellen Myers, Rita Creighton, Suzanne Umbanhower, Carol Lyons, Donna Farrell, Linda Lowe, Marlene Goodrum, Elaine Fleisser. FOURTH ROW--Ruth Bush, Judy Johnson, Anne Carter, Barbara Brown, Sandie Green, Sandy Thomas, Carolyn Brown, Kar- en Howard, Mary Bush. FIFTH ROW- Karen Emory, Beth Galloway, Suz- anne Martin, Joyce Jordan, Joan Mott, Pat Gocking, Thelma Dukes, Carol Lewis, Susie Smith, Barbara Garmon. Girls' Chorus Girls' Chorus FRONT ROW --Loretta Miller, Bar- bara Linck, Nancy Herman, May Jane Silver, Nancy McVicker, Mar- ilyn Webb, Judy Fleisser, Charlotte Goin. SECOND ROW--Sharon Nussear Janice Garon, Sharon Smith, Rosanna Glenn, Miss Heacock, Judy Thomas. Nancyweber, Donna Strayer, Donna Smith. THIRD ROW--Patty Mitchell, JoyceTyler, Sally Clem, Alice Pyle, Betty Boylan, Donna Jessup, Nancy Lamb, June Bennett, Joyce BI-IIIS. FOURTH ROW--Ann Olson, Harriet Ludwig, Carol Hartley, Janice Mor- geson, Kristie Kell, Kenny Davis, Barbara Clements, Shirley Riley. FRONT ROW--BarbaraCatron, Janice Bone, Mary Jane Silver, Tammy Duffin, Mr. Erickson, Director. SECOND ROW--Janice Collier, Mary Bush, Lietta Strickler, Linda Hartley, June Bennett, Marilyn Webb. Judy Fleissex. THIRD ROW - -Ruth Bush, Danny Seiters, Larry McLain, Jim Webb, Clarence Reynolds, Patty Mitchell. FOURTH ROW--Don Beaty, Bill Woods, Tom Andis, Dick Ramsden, Mike Murray, Steve Marlatt, Wayne Carter, Tom Long. Mary Jane Silver Barbara Catron Mike Frazier Bob Welty Ronnie Shepherd Jim Richards Harriet Ludwig Suzanne Umbanhower Laura Mae Wells Anne Carter Paul Unger Marilyn Webb Student Council L54-v ,W Jane Brockway Linda Silver Patty Mitchell Barbara Linck Andy Melin Dick Matthews John Bergstrom Bill Lloyd Danny Selters Mr. Baird, sponsor Ann Olson ' rEqit31'?'iF'!fw Editorial Staff u Mr. Whitehouse, sponsor: Merle Walker, Jane Brockway, Harriet Ludwig, Margaret Lawrence, Susie Smith, Ruth Bush, 1aniceGarmon, Lietta Strickler, Editor-in-chief. 5 I 9 I ey! Helen Compton, Mary Jane Silver, Mr Whitehouse Linda Hartl S Janice Morgeson, Bob Roach. S a Concessions Laura Sinclair, Ruth Rudy, Mr. Collier, sponsor: Ronnie King, Joyce Tyler, Carolyn Longfellow, Helen Compton, Nancy Lamb. John Greer Players :RONT ROW--Loretta Miller, Janice Collier, Patty Mitchell, Mr. Allen, sponsor, Linda Hartley, Tom Andis, Rosanna Slenn, Linda Silver, Barbara Linck, Judy Fleisser. SECOND ROW--Nancy Herman, Nancy McVicker, Verna Beaver, .aura Mae Wells, Sally Galloway, Anne Carter, Janice Morgeson, Nancy Weber, Judy Johnson, Tammy Walker, Mar- ilyn Webb, Deanna Stifle. THIRD ROW--Merle Walker, Jane Brockway, Lindy Marshall, June Bennett, Ann Olson, Sharon Nussear, Janice Bone, Sharol Morrison, Patty Brown, Elaine Fleisser, Daniella Hodge, Barbara Catron, Mary lane Silver, Suzanne Umbanhower. FOURTH ROW--Carol Rigsby, Harriet Ludwig, Barbara Clements, Rita Creighton, Donna Jessup, Susie Smith, Pat Gholson, Betty Boylan, Sally Clem, Marlene Goodrum, Carol Lyons, Sandy Wells, Jan ice Harris. FIFTH ROW--Sandy Thomas, Joan Mott, Beth Galloway, Suzanne Martin, Faye Chaney, Danny Seiters, Jaul Unger, Johnnie Bell, Bill Lloyd, Joyce Jordan, Judy Johnson, Carol Hartley, Kristie Kell, Karen Emory. SIXTH ROW--Melvin Lockart, Wayne Carter, Joe Munn, Jim Webb, Larry McLain, Charles Miller, Bill Wood, Dick Ramsden vlike Murray. John Bergstrom, Steve Marlatt, Raymon Buzbee, Danny LaBounty, Ronnie Lewis, Reggie King. Aids Joyc e Johnson ' Jim Ferris Mr. Kramer, sponsor Jim Harmison Donna Ervin y t 'I A 5-,Z :M ky ll-W as-f A we ,.,, . .a ,li if ' E I N '9S::g1.. . fnx . V ' f-,fr 5 ' - N N V ' , ff f , l J gf A fs - J L 4 Melvin Lockart Calvin Thomas Charles Miller Larry Ansley Thelma Dukes Larry Livingston J Thespians FRONT ROW--Ann Olson, Suzanne Martin, Mike Murray, John Bergstrom. SECOND ROW--Marilyn Webb, Bill Woods, Tom Andis, Steve Marlatt, Danny LaBounty, Jim Webb. THIRD ROW--Patty Mitchell, Betty Boylan, Deanna Stifle, Suzanne Umbanhower, Mary Jane Silver, Harriet Ludwig, Nancy Weber. FOURTH ROW--Danny Seiters, Pat Gholson Sally Galloway, Bill Lloyd, Anne Carter, Sandy Thomas, Linda Hartley, Judy Johnson, Beth Galloway. K Honor Thespians Mr. Allen, sponsor Marilyn Webb John Bergstrom Suzanne Umbanhower Mike Murray Anne Carter Tom Andis Ann Olson Danny Seiters Nancy Weber Office Help FRONT ROW-- Ianice Collier Janice Bone Barbara Brown Miss Bratt, sponsor Thelma Dukes Donna Jessup Lindy Marshall SECOND ROW-Left Side-- Linda Silver Ruth Ann Bell Suzanne Parker Barbara Catron FRONT ROW--Merle Walker, Donna Jessup, Pat Gholson, Mrs. Mesner, sponsor: Linda Hartley, Barbara Brown, Daniella Hodge. SECOND ROW Sally Galloway, Sandy Thomas, Betty Nelson, Judy Johnson, Suzanne Martin, Carol Hartley, Susie Smith, Laura Mae Wells. FRONT ROW--Margaret Lawrence, Harriet Ludwig, Suzanne Martin, Mr. Bennett, Principal: Marlene Goodrum, Carol Lyons, Barbara Clements. SEC- OND ROW--Kelsie Scott, Larry Tyler, Fred Greg- ory, David Metz, Jim Miles. F.H.A SECOND ROW-Right Side-- Joyce Johnson Cassie Dahlquist Joe I-lurd THIRD ROW -- Karen Beaver June Bennett Donna Farrell Barbara Garmon Sharon Smith Sandie Green Sandie Hawthorn Martha Songer Spotlight Janice Bone, Mary Jane Silver, Tammy Duffin fBarbara Catron .was absent when picture was madej FRONT ROW - - Bob Reese Joe Fell Dick McCalla Orville Probasco SECOND ROW- - Wayne Potts Bob Potts Norman Neal Bob Duffin Ronnie Livingston Rossie Johnson Twirlers . f THIRD ROW -- N Larry Hatfield Dennis Martin Tommy Sheridan Tom Evans Larry Duis Bill Campbell . FOURTH ROW-- Mr. Ramsden, sponsor Terry Hamilton Don Cade Herman Bogart Doug Hopkins Danny McKinley F.F.A. Judy Johnson, Laura Mae Wells, X Suzanne Martin, Sandy Thomas, L Joan Mott. xx heerleaders Mr. Bone, sponsor Johnnie Bell Dick Matthews Dick Ramsden Dick Martin Joe Munn Mike Dunn Joyce Jordan Tom Al'ldi5 Mr. Bone, sponsor Bill Woods Elaine Goss Henry Easrburn Lietta Strickler Reggie KIDS FRONT ROW-- Kelsie Scott Ralph Anderson Frank Young Wayne Carter Bob Underwood Mr. Collier, sponsor SECOND ROW-- Left Side-- Woody Evans Delwin Roark Camera Club SECOND ROW-- Right Side-- Henry Eastburn Richard Cox THIRD ROW -- P. J. Amholt Don Jessup Dic k Ramsden Raymond Buzbee Rifle Club 5-51 I K Larry Duis I FRONT ROW --Suzan Parker, Joycelohnson, Mrs. Fitzwater, Helen Compton, Lietta Stric kler, Janice Bone. SECOND ROW -- Dick McCalla, Mrs. Lewis, Dick Lutz, Ross Fetters, Larry Little, Mrs. Potts. Larry Little, Kenny Furrow, Andy Melin Elaine Fleisser, Mrs. Messner, sponsor Shirley Furrow, Don Jessup. Merle Walker, Lietta Strickler, Mrs. Messner, Janice Collier, Betty Boylan, Arnold Yanders. Sophomore G.A.A. FRONT ROW--Kay Longfellow, Joe Hurd, Karen Beaver, Linda Silver, Charlotte McCalla. SECOND ROW--Marilyn Harth, Jane Brockway, Cassie Dalquist, Mrs. Vines, sponsor: Mickey McCollum, Lindy Marshall. THIRD ROW-- Daniella Hodge, Sue Crose, Sandy Hawthorne, Rita Creighton, Gailand Ridens, Ruth Ann Bell. FOURTH ROW -- Judy Thomas, Karen Emory, Barbara Garmon, Joyce Johnson, Kristie Kell, Sandie Green, Susie Smith. FRONT ROW--Merle Walker, Laura Mae Wells, Nancy Weber, Suzanne Umbanhower, Sally Galloway. Judy Johnson, Lorette Miller. SECOND ROW--Verna Beaver, Janice Garmon, Barbara Clements, Carol Lyons, Marlene Goodrum, Mrs. Vines, sponsor. THIRD ROW--Ann Olson, Sally Clem, Lietta Strickler, Anne Carter, Betty Boylan, Donna Jes- sup, Patty Brown. FOURTH ROW--Joyce Butts, Linda Hartley, Judy Johnson, Sandy Thomas, Suzanne Martin, Beth Galloway, Donna McCal1a, Harriet Ludwig. Senior G.A.A. Spanish Club FRONT ROW--Linda Silver, Marilyn Webb, Carol Hartley, Bill Lloyd, Tom Andis, Mrs. Olson, sponsor, Mary Jane Silver. SECOND ROW--Lindy Marshall, Merle Walker, Cassie Dahlquist, Nancy Weber, Anne Carter, Ann Olson, Sharon Nausser, Suzanne Umbanhower, Mary Bush. THIRD ROW--I,indaHart1e3g Donna Smith,Lietta Strickler, Janice Morgeson, Karen Emory, Kristie Kell, Patty Mitchell, Suzan Parker, Marie Crews. FOURTH ROW--Barbara Catron, Beth Galloway, Paul Unger, Ralph Anderson, Danny Seiters, Rossie Johnson, Suzanne Martin, Betty Boylan, Elaine Fleisser. FIFTH ROW--Bill Woods, Woody Evans, Charles Miller, Dick Ramsden, Mike Murray, Melvin Lockart, Johnnie Bell, Reggie King. FRONT ROW--Janice Collier, Tammy Duffin, Nancy McVicker, Nancy Herman, Marilyn Webb, Barbara Linck. SECOND ROW - -Barbara Catron, Marie Crews, Donna Strayer, June Bennett, Donna Smith, Ellen Myers, Mary Jane Silver. THIRD ROW - -Helen DeVore, Janice Harris, Sharon Nausser, Sharol Morrison, Janice Bone, Karol Rigsby. FOURTH ROW--Sandywells, CarolHartley, Pat Gockings, FayeChaney. Joan Mott, JaniceMorgeson, PattyMitchell. Junior G.A.A. TOP ROW--Henry Eastburn, Merle Walker, Betty Boylan, Ann Olson, Suzanne Umban- hower, Lietta Strickler, Martha Songer, Nancy Weber, Janie Brockway, Patty Mitch ell, Miss Bury, sponsorg Susie Smith, Sue Crose, Elaine Fliesser, June Bennett. Future Teachers of America TOP ROW--Patty Mitchell, Bill Lloyd, Suz- anne Martin, Paul Unger, Betty Boylan, Pat Gholsen. MIDDLE ROW-- Merle Walker, HelenDeVore, Barbara Brown, John Bergstrom, Linda Hartle Sall Gallowa Maril nWebb. Y. Y Y- Y BOTTOM ROW--Laura Wells, Suzanne Um- banhower, Anne Carta, Mrs. Olson, sponsor: Beth Galloway, Lietta Strickler, Ann Olson, Nancy Weber. Honor Society Marilyn Webb, Reggieliing. BOTTOM ROW- With the band playing and the cheerleaders leading us in the familiar cheers, we introduce the more excit- ing moments of athletics. We are rightfully proud of the boys on the teams and the girls who lead the cheers as well as the band that helped us realize the most of this phase of our school life. Football I957 VARSITY SCHEDULE Won - 4 Lost - 4 Georgetown - 6 Hoopeston - 12 Unity - 41 Hoopeston - 13 0 Hoopeston - 21 Paxton - Gibson City - 7 Hoopeston - 0 W estville - 6 26 Watseka - Oakwood - 0 28 R3l'lI0ll1 ' Hoopeston Hoopeston Hoopeston Hoopeston Hoopeston was granted a trophy for County Champs this year. This is the first time Hoopeston has held this honor in many years SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL Rossville - Georgetown - 21 Gibson City - 13 28 Westville - Oakwood - 13 Won-2 7 Lost - 3 Hoopeston Hoopeston Hoopeston Hoopeston Hoopeston , , Rossville - Urbana - Gibson City Paxton - Jamaica - Potomac - Westville - Centrlal - W atseka - F armer City Rantoul - Danville - Watseka - Westville - Basketball l957-I958 VARSITY SCHEDULE 55 Hoopeston 5 1 Hoopeston 53 Hoopeston 45 Hoopeston 48 Hoopeston 65 Hoopeston 34 Hoopeston Rantoul Christmas Tourney 44 48 Hoopeston 48 Hoopeston 41 Hoopeston 5 8 Hoopeston 3 9 Hoopeston 59 Hoopeston 45 Hoopeston Oakwood - 36 Hoopeston - 37 Vermilion County Toumey 48 61 Bismarck - Hoopeston - Rossville - 35 Hoopeston -31 Rantoul - 69 Hoopeston - 53 Rossville - 43 Hoopeston - 46 Georgetown - 50 Hoopeston - 40 Gibson City - 64 Hoopeston - 50 Watseka - . '75 Hoopeston - 59 Bismarck - 61 Hoopeston - 52 Oakwood - 54 Hoopeston - 69 Paxton - 61 Hoopeston - 52 Regional Tournament Watseka - 58 Hoopeston - 50 PRI G SPCDRTS Tennis Team Mtches......... ..... .4 W 3 Tid 1 Track Team qvarsityj Scheduled Meets 5 Triangular 3 Dual Sophomore Golf Team Meets 0 On the following pages we turn the spot- lights on some of the events that took place during 'Our Schoo1's performances . Z ff v ,,,,'j,,,f Q Z if h IIIZVJWL xllmdr WBPISI5 5 ,ff 0 Xu! Y 'Ns iii emi 410 I ,' 4 W 1 Y r , y 5 fM' J 1 f if 31 I- 13 I 11253 is Senior Class Float Sophomore Class Float lst Place Winner Junior Class Float X Sophomore Attendants 1 Queen Candidates 'jig Junior Attendants SPGTLIGHT , so if flf 0 ,o BAND wlns AT Nonmu ,, 0I'0ff,5,OQ, At The ISNU Homecoming 0416 4525? '9?'00'5'y, Our Bond Brin s Back A '7 J' 00 9 2a ,o fl, First In Its floss 8. 'POC 4,00 CJ' Mary Jane Captures Honors In QQ, 4,415 Twirling CHORUS WINS FIRST in Contest Chorus Won Its E E Way Thru District 81 E me 3 5 Now Emerges Victorious E I IE E In State Contest ..... 2 Z I E E E : S JIM WEBB - SHIRlEY RIlEY E I E Us 5 KING 8. QUEEN OE JR-SR PROM Student Council BOYFRIEND SMASH HIT Makes Gwl We Will Have A Foreign Student From GAA HOLDS PLAY DAY The Exchange Program HOSTS DISTRICT MEETING In Our School Next Year Above are some of the beadlzhas fwm the sdnoolpaper - THE SPOTLIGHT rf K' K Les Girls Their Mothers' Tea 'W-'v' X' x f ,115 F.H. . Formal Installation SPANISH TEA CLUB at v ...a-df? we AND PIZZA P RTY A VALENTINE DANCE Students-in-Industry The year 1957-58 marked the fourth year of our unique program, Students-in-Industry. Only 3 other schools in the United States have a similar program in which management and leaders from an industry become the teachers, taking over a social science--economics classroom for four weeks during which by lectures, demonstrations, field trips and finally by actual practical work in operation of a business, they instruct the students in what the American Free Enterprise System and Industry really are. CLASSROOM INSTRUCTION Mr. Fisher tells about plant operations. FIELD TRIPS ACTUAL OPERATION OF THE ILLINOIS CANNING COMPANY Jack fpersonnel mg,r.j dictates to Sally Cpersonnel secretaryj. SCIENC LUB M w 4-is . 3 ,. nz 1 5'-155,111 wx ,Wx Ewwisiz ' s I ' . any E ICR WEDDI G Q--16 . 9 Y ff' Career Day Seniors check with colleges and other representatives of professional organizations to help plan what they will do after they leave school. About 25 representatives from 18 colleges fincluding nursing and other professionsj were available for counseling the students. The juniors also took part in a guid- ance project at Jamaica High School. Mr. Whitehouse and his class at the start of the Rollerskating was very popular in the P E classes STUDENTS-IN -INDUSTRY PROGRAM. Mrs. Vines gives demonstration. HALLOWEEN TACKY R R v A 4 DAY I v Q . V r .-,Q W K ,M Janitors Bus Drivers - w 5382.5 IT 4 vaio Xl 4 A ' ' 1 j ,, - f44 ' ,iimfi I,,-, '.A. : U -'.., LQQ-. Af' '. lv ...V .- 4-y' LV ,,.,, 1 '1 f ,. ' ' .,-' ..f-' f-f '- lx A.A.5 ELM ' x A A:'A' : -- . A2--'- -.4Q11-zf22z25:ifE215'f71'fi1'iTi5'?ii:: . gf ' TW- X ' f I ' ' i '2'f1Zf2Iff.'Zf5 , fi'.ff5?' u, ,,..k4- .-.W- ' 1 -ffzfxrri. 1.,.A. l .,...,,, ,, ,. ,,4A -:f '1'4 f ' f f WI TER PL Y mg E , .4 'zu 'n 1 l ' ,fl eff ,,-4445, ' 1 Q ACS , . uv Y. -'Eh -1 ' Ysgva' M f Q If 'W -U BIBHBE EBQIQV qi: if MD G 33 ,. ' Q n 50? 'I X if Q 9' :vi xx 3 J X on lv 5 ff 53 : - X I' I' I x 4 ' Q 2 1 4'i K .3 : 5 N33 . is 3 r E ' - 8' 'K' Bm sly, K Q ef '.'L. A. '. 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Q f SQ X 3 X 'E ' Q Q ' 5 Au S 5' xj Q W , A .X X 5 X H arriet Ludwig SAR, DAR Boy S Girl Good Citizenship A 'Y f 'ZQQJ 9 r o 92 QW? 1 x .Q xi,.Hl.' In Y 4 I-. i- COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER Dr. Anthony Marinaccio Supt. of Schools, Kankakee, I11. HONOR SOCIETY AWARD Merle Walker Gs,-W, X 3 7 Q- .Tin , .,-an 2 Sb o A150 TQ if? 5 Congmtulatzbns Class of '58 JOHN DEERE VERMILION WORKS OF DEERE AND COMPANY H p ul SCRAP IRON AND METALS Martin Young 101 1st Avenue Hoopeston, Illinois JIM ALLEN CHEVROLET CO. 212 West Main Hoopeston Illinois L. P. DUNN qD.D.s.p Wildon Building Phone 162 Hoopeston Illinois FRONVIL LE IEWELERS 209 East Main Phone 700 Hoopeston, Illinois NELSON'S HARDWARE Gift Items, Tools, Sports Goods 213 E. Main Phone 6 Hoopeston As we close the curtain on our play I have this simple tag line: It has been a wonderful year and we hope we have por- trayed most of the happenings and events around Our School. We, the members of the Picayune Staffs, would like to extend our sincere tha nks to ev er yo ne who has made our book po s sible, especially the school board and the businesses who advertised in t h e athletic program . ADVERTISERS IN THE ATHLETIC PROGRAMS Hott's Lumber 81 Coal Co. Sharp Jewelry The Wallace Agancy Harold Cox D.B.A. Hoopeston Insurance Agency Burton Motor Sales A Mills Publication Illinois Canning Co. ff I CARP's DEPARTMENT STORE 228 E. Main Street Phone 1298 Hoopeston, Illinois HOOPESTON HDWE. AND ELEC. COMP ANY 114 East Main Street Phone27'1 Hoopeston, Illinois COAST to COAST HARDWARE Phone 185 218 East Main Hoopeston, Illinois HOOPESTON RADIO 8a TV SERVICE Sylvania, Philco, and R.C. A. TV Repair Service 106 N. Market Hoopeston, Illinois HAAS RADIO 8a TV SERVICE Hoopeston, Illinois JIM ALLEN CHEVROLET CO. 212 West Main Hoopeston, Illinois REED 8: HUL SE LVM' sl,x.K.m ov... .Sn-Y Hoopeston, Illinois ELLIOTT Jrwrstsns qsmce 18951 I W atcggiggirmg 307 E. Main Street Hoopeston Illinois FRANK F, DORNFELD Only The Best In c lothing hats shoes sportsw ear I-loopeston, Illinois SHERIDA N'S F IXTURE COMPANY 109 E. Main Street Phone 34 Hoopeston, Illinois WEB'S DRIVE INN Good Food Hoopeston, Illinois THRASHE RS SHOE STORE 211 E. Main. Phone 95 I-loopeston, Illinois WESTERN AUTO East Main Street Hoopeston, Illinois FORD GARAGE HOOPESTON SALES 8: SERVICE CO. 316 East Main Street Phone 600 Hoopeston, Illinois Ford Products - Firestone Tires HOOPESTON STANDARD PARTS co., mc. Auto Parts 8: Supplies Phone 825 112 E. Main Street Hoopeston, Illlnols 41 Congratulations Class of 1958 HOOP ESTON TELEPHONE COMPANY Hoopeston, Illinois CRAGG HOTEL E. E. Mclntlre Owner 8: Mgr. 102 E. Main Stred Hoopeston, Illinois Phone 80 I SANITARY DRY CLEANERS Distinctly Better Cleaning Since 1912 Phone 650 221 S. Market Street Hoopeston, Illinois ROARK SINCL AIR ia? ?fv2'f' I Hoopeston, Illinois ILLINOIS LUMBER 8: COAL CO. West Pem1. 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