Hoopeston High School - Picayune Yearbook (Hoopeston, IL)

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JOHN T. NORTH, Principal B.S. Ed. and M.S. Ed., Southern Illinois University; Advanced Certificate in Education, University of Illinois Dear Students; I trust this has been a successful year for all of you. The seniors are leaving with mixed emotions; however even with a distraught world you have much to look forward to. Keep in mind that you are primarily responsible for what successes you will enjoy. I would encourage each of you to not be gullible by imitating others and following the crowd, but think for yourselves and act wisely. Sincerely, John T. North Principal MRS. WINONA SHERIDAN LYNN FORD Secretary to the Principal D. O, Student as an Office Helper

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LEO C. HUFFMAN Superintendent Bradley University; University of Colorado; B.S. and M.A. University of Illinois To The Students of Hoopeston High; This book serves as a record of this past year's work, activities, and accomplishments. It will also serve, in years to come, as a reference to and re-acquaintance with classmates and friends who seem so close to you now. I would hope that each one of you will be able to look back upon a job well done and a year from which you have derived many benefits. I trust that this has been a year that will serve as a springboard to greater accomplishments and higher personal expectations for each of you in future years. I extend my congratulations to the staff and sponsor of this year’s Picayune for the fine production that has resulted from their many hours of planning and work. I also want to commend you on your thoughtful- ness in dedicating this year's book to Mr. Kramer. Leo C. Huffman, Superintendent Hoopeston School District 4. NAOMI ALKIRE Secretary Mr. Huffman's secretary is Miss Naomi Alkire. Her interest and cheerful attitude to the needs of students and faculty are appreciated by those of us at HHS. She also helps with the AFS Program.

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MR. MAURICE L. HAYES, Business Manager My College preparation has been in business affairs and education. The Business Manager is responsible for the task of budget- ing, accounting, purchasing, transportation, buildings and grounds. He counsels and gives guidance to the Superin- tendent as he advises the board on policies and programs He helps others contribute to the educational enterprise. MRS. MAXINE POTTS, Bookkeeper Mrs. Potts keeps track of the many accounts that are necessary to the smooth operation of our educational programs. We also see Mrs. Potts during a break from our classes--on our way through the lunch line. MR. HARRY E. KRAMER Jr. and Sr. High School Curriculum Coordinator and Guidance Director B.S. and M.S. , Indiana State College Hobbies: Study of Abraham Lincoln and Early American History, Travel. Mr. Kramer has had a long and varied career at HHS as teacher, principal and consultant. His advice has often been sought and received by teachers and students alike since 1946. MR. THOMAS A. WONDERLIN Guidance Counselor, B.S. Ed. and M.S. Ed. Eastern Illinois University In addition to administering the many and varied aptitude and mental ability tests, Mr. Wonderlin offers advice when we have problems, such as how to choose the right college or university and how to get accepted.