Hoopeston High School - Picayune Yearbook (Hoopeston, IL)

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 ‘Junior Class Officers Wallace, Larry Warner, Steve Weaks, Steven Williams, Cindy Ziebart, Chris THE JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY By working hard and also having fun, the junior class has been rewarded for their many achievements. Realizing the responsibility and need for leadership for our many activities, we chose Sid Longfellow, President; Don Olson, Vice-President; Alice Reed, Secretary; and Ruby Hall, Treasurer. Jane Anderson, Debbie Bartlow, Kathy Reed, Craig Songer, Steve Weaks, and Jim Gholson, were chosen as our Student Council representatives. With these dependable leaders and our sponsors, Miss Shaklee and Mr. Sheagley, we knew we would come through the year with success. At Homecoming we were proud to have Bonnie Mann and Jeanie Lohmeyer as our attendants. We were equally proud of our float that took third place in the parade. Members of our class chosen as cheerleaders were Sharon Price, Jane Anderson, and Debbie Nolin. Along with the rest of the school, we helped make the AFS Carnival a success by planning a Spook House as our project. One of our main goals this year was to present our graduating Seniors with an unforgettable prom. It was a great success and we thank each and every student for being co-operative and working so hard for its success. It was really a year full of wonderful memories. We are looking forward to our next and last year at HHS. 24

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Reed, Alice Reed, Kathy Regan, Randy Richards, Linda Richmond, Ann Rickart, Roberta Roark, Roy Roberts, Peggy Rosborg, James Russell, Cindy Schatz, Stephen Schieler, Jerry Schroeder, Ronald Schuen, Mary Lou Sheppard, Neil Sheppard, Michael Silver, Martha Simpson, Harold Smith, Janice Smythe, John Songer, Craig Steele, David Stipp, Virginia Swim, Larry Theobald, David Thomas, Everett Thomas, Penny Thrasher, Sue Unger, Stephen VerBeke, Denise

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Jn Memory John William Burt, a member of the class of 1967, was killed in a tragic accident on May 25, 1967. During the three years in which he attended HHS, John contributed much of his time to the school and its many ac- tivities. All of us who knew him will treasure the memory of this active, cheerful boy. To John, the class of 1967 dedicates this page. There comes a time for all of us when we must say good-bye But faith and hope and love and trust can never, never die! Although the curtain falls at last, is that a cause to grieve? The future is fairer than the past if only we believe And trust in God’s eternal care. So when the Master calls, Let's say that life is still more fair although the curtain falls. 25