Prophetstown High School - Prophet Yearbook (Prophetstown, IL)

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JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY Is your imagination in working order? If not, have it re- paired, then imagine yourself a timid, shrinking violet in a room-full of roses. You then know how every single one of the twenty-six Freshmen felt the first day of school. For a week they managed to exist. Then they worked up cour- age enough to organize and elect Mary Lancaster for Presi- dent and Cora Glass for Treasurer. Finding them capable of this the Sophomores unbent a little and initiated them. These freshies knew there are no gains without pains so took it as they would medicine, without a word. The re- mainder of the year flew away with no greater events than poor Hamdins going to the office for trial. When they returned the folowing year, they at once chose Carl Houch, whose place was later filled by LaVera Waite, and Darlene Johnson for Treasurer, that they might treat the Freshmen as they had been treated the previous year. , This year, their Junior year, brings more work. There are only fifteen left, but that proved sufficient to elect Cora Glass for President and Leona Hudson for Treasurer. They are now doing their best to make the Junior Prom a great success. The retiring Senior Class must leave it to this class to tread the tracks they trod. Can they do it? JUNIOR CLASS ROLL Top Row Bottom Row Cecil Olmger Cora Glass, Pres. Warren Curry Belva Arnett Verne Weekly Elanor Zeschiesche Darline Johnson Middle Row Clarence LaDine George Rigler Dorothy Brown Leila Bell Evangaline McGrady Leona Hudson, Treas. Vera Mathis LaVera Waite Not in Picture