Prophetstown High School - Prophet Yearbook (Prophetstown, IL)

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LATIN CLUB consuis Anita Mummart, Edith Ana erson Scribe Jana Clementz Adviser Miss Forney The purpose of the Latin Club, which is composed of twenty-three members, is to further an interest in Latin and to serve as a meeting for all former students of Latin who may be interested in it. Each member was given a Latin name at the first of the year. An original myth of NGrow Bright and the Four Pipesn, written by George Kiner and Edith Anderson, was given by the club at a school assembly. The high light of the year was the banquet held on the Ides of March, commemorating Caesar's death. LIBRAHIANS The library is supervised each period of the school day by a student librarian, who, in addition to taking charge of the library, also rings the class bells. The upper classmen are given preference in this work, although any others who are interested may take an active part in the work of the library. In the fall, and also in the spring, some of the librarians help with the rental system of school books. Last fall the staff enjoyed a picnic supper followed by a theater party in Sterling. In the spring, the student librarians and their ad- viser, Miss Forney, were given a trip to Springfield by the Board of Education, in appreciation of their work for the school as librarians. xexxxxxxxx A green freshman after returning from his first day of high school was asked what they had taught him, - HNot muchn, he replied, UI've get to go again.W

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LATIN CLUB Second row: Lola Mae Wirth, Ardath Wilson, Arlene Thomp- son, George Kiner, Keith Curry, Marilyn Swanson, Kenneth Curry, Gail Burdsall, Myrna Rush, Anita Mummart, Edith Anderson, and Miss Forney. First row: Helen Rapp, Geneva Presnell, Vera Ackeberg, Bernita Clary, Jana Clementz, Barbara Campbell, Betty war- ner, Daisy Van De Wostine, Ruth bceley, Kathryn Raser, Velma Jean Blunhoff, and Kathryn Melton. LIBRARLLNS Standing: Miss Forney, Lillian Hvalgren, Marion Thede, Arlene Thompson, Betty Kincr, Myrna Rush, Barbara Campbell, Marian Olmstead, and Jana Clenentz. Seated: George hiner, Donna Jo Hunt, Luolla nckeberg, Edith Anderson, Anita Nnmnart and Brace daldwin. PEP CLUB Third row: Mary Jane donan, Clifford Presnell, Ralph Mor- phew, Velma Jean Biumhoff, Louis Groharing, Gail Burdsall, Richard Johnson Charles Hedge, Glenn Wheat, Leonard Plautz, Arlene Thompson, Neill Bridgestock, John Bauer, and Kathryn Melton. Second row: Phyllis Weber, Paul Ronan, Betty Glass, wal- lace Lawrence, Lois Frederick, James Mathis, Bernadine Sippel, Myrna Rush, Clyde Toppert, Phyllis Heller, Betty Thompson, Jack Wnolums, Bennie Kiner, Janes Blumhoff, Jean Soliday, and Geneva Presnell. First row: Jean Burdsall, Lola Mae Wirth, Marilyn Swanson, Betty Jane Plumley, Robert Wheat, Donna Jo Hunt, Marion Thede, Jane Schryver, Marjorie Van Rycke, Anita Mumnart, Betty Kiner, Leone Thompson, Elmer Lancaster, Joyce Skarin, Ruth Seeley, Helen Johnson, and Mr. Nmnnarte Cheerleaders: Corinne Fadden, Jean Lawrence, Lois Gro- haringg and Rita dodee.