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Page 33 text:
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HONOR GUILD Because of the great honor of being the highest of the Realm, it was the object of pursuit of numerous knights. Just as knights sought this renown of old, so have the students of Pine Bluff High School sought membership in the National Honor Society, the highest in King Henry’s Court. Four years they have toiled diligently, never taking their eyes from their goal —to be the highest in the realm. During this time they have led their class in scholarship, leadership, character, and service. They have at all times been ready to assume any responsibility they were asked to accept. Because of the significant place it holds among the circles of education, membership in this organization has become one of the highest honors offered to the senior class. Mr. Dial and a committee of nine teachers select those eligible for this honorary society. A person must have attended Pine Bluff High School two years and must be in the upper third of the senior class. There are more than 100 chapters of the National Honor Society in the LTnit-ed States fourteen of which are in Arkansas. The Pine Bluff Chapter was organized in 1932. This year thirty-two were chosen out of the graduating class. An installation ceremony was held April 14 before the student body. Those initiated were: Jimmie Bodie Elizabeth Quinn Fred Roebuck John Bassett Juliette Levine Francis Donovan Lola West Edward Rountree Ollie Bobbitt Pauline Berry Montine Weeks (Page Twenty-seven) Kathryn McDonald Katherine Payne Anna Catherine Runyon Dorothy Glover Catherine Winters Billie Womack Thomas Baugh William Fox J. 1). McDonald E. W. Brockman Virginia Owens Emma Brookshire William Roberts Peggy Brewer Leona Kraesig John Ellis Caruthers Evelyn Freeman Helen Jenkins June Purvis Martha Love Nethery John Currie
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The Quill and Scroll is an international honorary society lor high school journalists. To be eligible the candidates must be in the upper third of their class and have done work on a high school publication. Pine Bluff High School was granted its first Quill and Scroll charter in 1927 and the first chapter was formed in 1929. Since that time each year from the Pine Cone and Zebra Staff, those eligible for membership in this international honorary society for high school students are selected. Miss Josephine Martin, sponsor of the Pine Cone, and Mrs. T. J. Collier, Jr., sponsor of the Zebra, chose those eligible. The names of the condidates and their qualifications were sent to the international headquarters at Northwestern University to be approved by the national secretary. This year those receiving this outstanding honor from the Pine Cone are: Jimmie Bodie, Peggy Brewer, Naudine Bram, Emma Brookshire, Francis Donovan, Lavinia Hankins, Edna Horn, Kathryn McDonald, Martha Love Nethery. Katherine Payne, Alice Purnell, Elizabeth Quinn, William Roberts, Anna Catherine Runyon, Jaunita Want, Montine Weeks, Ruth Wooten, Bunny Wul-bern, June Dunn, and Billie Womack. Those elected from the Zebra are: John Bassett, John Ellis Caruthers, John Currie, Evelyn Freeman, William Fox, Helen Jenkins, Juliette Levine, Virginia Owens, and Maxine Walker. These “rebels” were initiated into the organization at a formal banquet at which time the}' were presented their Quill and Scroll pins. (Page Twenty-eight)
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