Princeton High School - Tiger Yearbook (Princeton, IL)

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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY UPPER ROYV-Roger Eickmeier. Bernadine Nelson. Lyle Borop, Ann Nichols, Marion Powell. Mae Hussey, Edward Kissick, Doris Espel. FRONT ROXV-Margaret Maycox. XValter Carlson. Cecilia Maynard. Ruth Burrows, Rita 1.aYelli, Ruth Kuhn. Roger Pierson, Nelda Hoover. NATIONAL ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY UPPER ROWV-Dan Finn. Stanley Miller. Roy Campbell. Marion Powell, Robert Harris, George McManis. FRONT ROXV-Henry Quanstrom, Clarence Pierson. Eugene WVhipple, Max Morel, Harold Parr. John Bouxsein. NOT IN PICTURE-L'awrence Simpson. A CLUB UPPER ROXY-Loretta Brown. Duncan Bryant. Roger Elckmeier, Leland Puttcamp. Roy Caxnpbell, Santry Fuller, John Bouxsein, Lyle Borop, Dallis Prather. SECOND ROWV-Carolyn McManis. Doris Espel, Alice Schwab, Naida Janes, Ruth Sargent. Gladys Schultz, Esther Poppens, Dorothy Arling, Juanita Janes, Margaret Maycox. Ruth Kuhn. THIRD ROKR'-Florence Johnson, Margaret Johnson. Alice Bowman, Kathleen Hayden, Ruth Anderson, Dorothy Mercer, Alice Schulhof. Shirley Cater. FRONT ROXV-Jeanne Kasbeer. Virginia Piper. Frances Cies, Roger Pierson. Ruth Burrows. Rita LaVelll. Dorothy Sargent, Marjorie Thomas. A-B CLUB UPPER ROSV-Eugene Wfhipple, Harold Richards. Ed- ward Slutz, Edmund Stiles. Marlon Powell, Edward Klssick. Orville Quanstrom. Harvey Brown. . SECOND ROYV--Kathryn Landes. Mae Hussey. Geraldine Snyder, Norma June Steele, Dorothy Hyler. Bernadine Nel- son, Maryana Janssen, James Tedrow. Joseph Heitz, Doris Wilsoii. THIRD ROW-Jeanette Carlson, Gene Connolly, Kath- erine Bryant. Eleanor Anthony, Pauline Miller. Marjorie Pease, Roy Brown, Ann Nichols. ' FRONT ROYV-Bendy Nathan. Nettle Steupfert, XValter Carlson, Jeanette Dahl, Merrill Jackson, Norma Klass, Clif- ford Hayden. ' -j.,.-X NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society is open to Senior and Junior students. A student must be in the up- per third of his class in scholarship for eligibility. Leadership, character and service rank high in de- termining the roll also. Of this group fifteen per cent of the Seniors and five per cent ofthe Juniors are recommended 'by the student body and the final result is determined by the faculty. This society encourages scholarship and devel- ops the qualities of leadership, character and ser- vice in the st.udents which fits them for their future work. NATIONAL ATHLETIC .SCHOLARSHIP socuarv J ' To become a member of the National Athletic Scholarship Society a boy must first win a letter in a major sport of the school. Second, he must make a scholastic record for the preceeding three semesters which is higher thanlqthe average of the entire student body for the same period. This society is to encourage scholarship and clean ath- letics. L P THE LOCAL SCHOLARSHIP .SOCIETY All students making straight A or AA for at least one grade period of the current year can be- long to the A Club. I Students making a record of three A's and 'one B for one grade period or more, are eligible to be- long to the A-B Club. ' 1 f These students are given recognition in, the school notes, published in the local -newspapers, in Home Rooms, in Assemblies and in other ways.