Prophetstown High School - Prophet Yearbook (Prophetstown, IL)

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Glenn Wheat Class play 3 Hana l,5,5,L Dramatic Club 1 ' Class Pray Committee 1, Future Farmers l,'2,3,,A.' Future Farmers 35A Glee Club 4 ,l, ,i Hoo! Club ' - ' , Latin Club 3 Jack Woolums- L 'S fl National Honor Society FEEETEfFE?Egrs 1,2,3ii x Pep Club L P Cl b ' ' W 1 ,- Scholastic Letter 2 Sggolagtig Letter 3 L Roberta wuaman Leslie zinser . HTf1'5a'5le T-Hgh School l Hooppole HIQSH School .kg2, Batavia High School 2 Basketball A Class Play Committee 3,L Class Play 4 5 G. A. A. 3,4 Future Farmers A Glee Club L - Hi-Tri 3,4 Home Economics Club 4 Lester Zinser H Hoo! Club Hooppole HIQE School l,2,3 National Honor Society Basketball L Pep Club 3 Class Play 4 g Scholastic Letter 1 Future Farmers A Track 2 Euvene Wilson EasEetbaII 2,3 , v r 4 Do you know a Freshie when you see one-- Well, they're as green as grass. Do you know a Sophomore when you see one-- They all think they're Nsone classn. Do you know a Junior when you see one-- They're all as good as best can be. Do you know a Senior when you see one-- Well, they beat the other three. A Q U .v'0Y 1 . 1761

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Owen Packer Dramatic Club 1 Hoo! Club National Honor Society Scholastic Letter 1 Bett Jane Plumley Class Play 3,4 Contest Play 2 ' Dramatic Club l,2,3,4 G. A. A. l,2,3,4 Glee Club l NGrand Slam' NHi-Liten 3,4 Hoo! Club Pep Club 3,4 National Honor Society Salutatorian Scholastic Letter 4 Student Council Vice-president 3 Kathr n Raser Annual StaTf Class Play Committee 3 G. A. A. 1,2 WGrand Slamn NHi-Liten 2,4 Hi-Tri 3,4 Hoo! Club - Latin Club 2,3,4 National Honor Society Scholastic Letter 3 Marie Rodee Sana 3,4 Glass Play 3 Class Play Committee 4 Dramatic Club 1,3 G. A. A. 1,2,3,4 2nd State Award Hoo! Club ' Latin Club 1,2,3 National Honor Society Pep Club 3 Scholastic Letter 3 Student Council Vicevpresident 2 Jane Shearer' Class Play 3,4 Dramatic Club 1 G. A. A. l,2,3,4 2nd State Award WGrand Slamn HHi-Liten 3,4 Hoo! Club Latin Club 3 National Honor Society Pep Club 3 Scholastic'Letter 3 Sextette 1,2,3,4 Treasurer 1 Juno Skarin ' GTX. 'A .fT',2,3,4 Hi-Tri 3,4 Hoo! Club National Honor Society Scholastic Letter 1 Dais Van Dc wostine Cencse5 T-Iiffi School 1. Class Play Committee 3 G. A. A.'2 Home Economics Club 4 Latin Club 3,4 Grace Warkins Class Play Committee 3 Dramatic Club l G. fr. fr. 1,2,3,4 Hi-Tri 3,4 ' 4 Home Economics Club 1,2,3, Stuart Warner Annual Staff Baseball 4 Basketball 4 ' Basketball Manager 1,2 Class Play 3 Class Play Committee 4 Hoo! Club Latin Club 2 ,3 National Athletic Scholar ship Society Scholastic Letter 1 Science Club 4 Track 4 - ' Track manager l,2,3 Vice-president 4

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CLASS HISTORY In September of 1936, forty-seven eager, but bewil- dered, students began their careers at Prophetstown High School. The sophomore class entertained them at a party early in the fall and they returned it in the spring of the following year. An assembly program consisting of a play, WNot Quite Such A Goose,N was presented by the class. The following September the class of 'LO returned to P. H. S. as sophomores. That this class mmuld prove an illustrious one became apparent when several of its members were elected to honor societies and to offices in various clubs. They entertained the freshmen class at a party and were given a return party as in former years. The assembly program was in the form of a variety program broadcasted from radio station SOPH. We gained one new student this year, Daisy Van De Wostine from Genesee, Illinois. Our losses were greater than our gains for nine members dropped out of school or transferred to other schools. They were: Mary Ann Hayen, Stanley Mandle, Jeane Thicksten, Mildred O'Bryan, Harold Warkins, Viva Pierson, Edward Dykema, Hu- bert Lawrence, and Billy Schultz. September 1938 saw forty-two members of the class of '40 returning as juniors. The first outstanding event of the year was the presentation, on November l, of the class play, WGrowing Painsn by Aurania Rouverol. The play is a domestic comedy dealing with the problems of adolescence. Gjorge and Terry McIntyre are the children of stern Pro- fessor McIntyre and his soft-hearted wife. The children have their fling. George gets his flivver and Terry her high heeled shoes and a red evening dress. The bewildered parents give their children a party. The males of the group are overwhelmed by a newcomer to the city, anqup-to- .the-moment siren named Prudence. A shortage of ice cream causes George to be arrested and to spend the night in jail. Many things happen to all of them but the end is bright and promising. Members of the cast were: George McIntyre, Donald Fraryg Terry McIntyre, Jean Lawrenceg Mrs. McIntyre, Marian Olmsteadg Prof. McIntyre, Brace Baldwin, Sophie, Marilyn Hansen, Mrs. Patterson, Ruth Baylesg Elsie Patterson, Jana Clementzg traffic officer, Stuart Warner, Dutch, Dean Dorathyg Brian, Jack Murphy, Omar, Keith Curryg Hal, William Johnson, Pete, Eugene Wil+ song Prudence, Jean Gibson, Patty, Anita Mummartg Jane, Ruth Hoogerwerfg Miriam, Betty Jane Plumleyj Vivian, Jane Shearer, Carol, Marie Rodee. Members of the production staff were: Director, Miss Rumble, tickets, Principal W. M. Laymang stage manager, Ruth Hoogerwerfg stage crew, Betty Jane Plumley, William Johnson, Keith Curry, Dean Dorathy, Marilyn Hansen, Daisy