Princeton High School - Prince Yearbook (Princeton, NJ)

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5' 4-.-. . 3,1- 'L 4 Af your allnwzejy . . , . . , Jtaler Tam Czarnouufki judges review current nue. I0 Roger Lymmz before four! Jefiiozz. wfnedd or fke pmdecufion STUDENT COURT With the rap of the gavel, the symbol of authority and justice, Chief Justice Peter K.1nn calls the bi-weekly meetings to order. Under the supervision of Mr. Drewry, the Court is responsible for maintaining and extending justice to all students. Conscientiously striving to meet this challenge, the Court's 20 members tried cases concerning pass violation, petty theft, and school tradition. In so doing, they learned the fundamentals of court procedure. 'V SEATED: Stephzng R. Eld- ridgeg J-:nningsg P. Kann, Chief justiccg M. McI.eang A. Maurer: P, Bishop. STAND ING: C. Bortellg T. V'ilsong L Hymerlingg S. Smirhg Mr Drewryg T. Czarnowskig R Blumenfeldg C, Illidge, WHI- lis.

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The versatile and dedicated group of eighty-four men and women working together for the benefit and success of PHS students represents many years of teach- ing experience and varied academic training. Two have doctorates, forty-three have master's degrees, and thirty- nine have baccalaureates, Thirty-three staff members have been teaching for more than twenty years, and of this number sixteen have taught for more than thirty years. Their interests range from reading and hi-fi to O ufrifancbng acud guiJeA .gguclenffi sports and gardening. Members of the faculty have traveled in five of the six continents. Many of them have studied abroad in Rome, Paris, and London. Dur- ing the summer, their occupations vary from running a gift shop and directing a camp to working as a ranger naturalist for the National Park Service and teaching at PHS Summer School. The diverse abilities and experiences of the faculty are combined to help and guide the student throughout his four years at PHS. Their ingenuity, loyalty, and ceaseless efforts make Princeton High School what it is. THE PRINCETON HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY mn.: , - , W .,,.N..t.-t. QQ.-- H 4-nw-.1 'i 'Z ....-2 'CK 4