Prophetstown High School - Prophet Yearbook (Prophetstown, IL)

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INTERNATIONAL QUILL AND SCROLL From left to right: 4Brace Baldwin, Keith Curry, Anita Mummart, Miss Rumble, Donald Frary, and Jana Clementz. NATIONAL ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY From left to right: Mr. Nummart, Keith Curry, Robert Wheat, Donald Frary, Stuart Warner, and Dean Dorathy. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Third row: William Johnson, Glenn Wheat, Robert Woodworth, Glenn Matthews, Jean Gibson, Marie Rodee, Jane Shearer, Keith Curry, George Kiner, Dean Dorathy, and Owen Packer. Second row: Mr. Mummart, Reba Frederick, Lillian Hvalgren, Donna Jo Hunt, Marion Thede, Jean Warner, Jana Clementz, June Skarin, Roberta Wildman, Juanita McNamara, Betty Jane Plumley, and Miss Forney. First row: Kathryn Raser, Marilyn Hansen, Edith Anderson, Anna Hvalgren, Gilbert Zarr, Donald Frary, Brace Baldwin, Anita Mnnnart, Marian Olmstead, Betty Warner, Geneva Pres- nell, and Genevieve Farrell.

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INTERNATIONAL QUILL AND SCROLL The Quill and Scroll is an international honor society for high school journalists. The Prophetstown chapter was organized in 1938 by Miss Rumble. To be elected to membership a student must meet the following requirements: he must be a junior or senior, he must rank scholastically in the upper third of his class at the time of his electiong he must have done superior work on the school paper or annualg and he must be recom- mended by the supervisor of the publication. The organization includes five members this year: Brace Baldwin, Jana Clementz, Keith Curry, Donald Frary, and Anita Mummart. The members took a trip this spring to Chicago, where they visited the Tribune Tower and other places of inter- est. A picnic was enjoyed later in the year. The members wrote one entire issue of the WHi-Liten and also enter- tained the student body with an interesting and amusing assembly program. NATIONAL ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY OF SECONDARY SCHOOLS The National Athletic Scholarship Society of Second- ary Schools was organized in February, 1925, in Washington D. C., by a group of secondary school principals. 'The Prophetstown High School chapter, Charter Number 1244, was obtained through the efforts of Superintendent C. B. Mummart, March 18, 1932. All boys earning an athletic letter, whose average in their school work for three consecutive semesters is equal to, or higher than, the general average of the school, and who have exemplified the highest type of citizenship and sportsmanship are eligible for membership. Forty-four boys have been admitted to membership, among whom are the following members of the present student body: Keith Curry, Dean Dorathy, Donald Frary, Stuart Warner, and Robert Wheat.

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