Princeton High School - Tiger Yearbook (Princeton, IL)

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FHCULTY MR MR MR MR M R tshiiitling It-ft to riglitj ROY M. SWANISERCL. . .fS1r'i11111yj linglisli, Annual Adviser A. li., Augustana College M. A., University of Iowii jAMIiS MORTENSEN . Y,,, Kilim!-yj Chemistry iintl Physics A, Ii., Mitll.intl College M. A., Northwestern University . HAROLD LOXVRY ,,r,.. ff. Ilizmhfj llistory .intl Iiitntl A. Ii., University ol' Illinois CYRII. liWAR'I'. . ,,,,, .. ,,,i,,, .fC'yj Stiente .intl Pliysitiil Iftltietition li. IZ., I..i Crosse College M. A., University ot' Iovvii . I US'I'liR KIiACiI.Ii fKL'iItQ!L'j Algelvixi .intl Psytliology, Cotleli Ii. A., North Central College M, A., New York University ioj MISS MISS MISS MISS lseiitetl lett to rightl FRANCES MALSBURY ,,,, fl i'.111rwj Home Ileonoinics Ii. S., University of Illinois LOIS HENDERSON.. .. .ll,ffi.rj English iintl IDftlIII.ltlL'S A, B., Monmouth College M. A., University ot Iowti DUNNAIBIZLIJI FRY... ..fl9mf1f.1j English and Chorus Il. Mus., University ol Illinois IS. S., University ot Illinois RUTH KRIIZHN fltffllij History iintl Physieiil Iitlutxition A. Ii., University ot Wlisconsin ll. S., University ot' XVisconsin M. A.. University ol' XX'ist-onsin

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. HDHIIHISTRHTICH MISS GENEVIEVE ASHDOWN MR. O. V. SHAFFER B. S., Knox College. B. S., Westminster College. M. S., University of Illinois. The success of any school is to a great extent due to the efficiency of its administrators. In this re- spect, Princeton is exceptionally fortunate. Mr. O. V. Shaffer, our capable principal, is a graduate of Westminster College, New Wilmington, Pennsylvania. He came to Princeton in 1920, and after teaching science here for two years, he went to Oak Park, Illinois. He returned to Princeton in 1924 to serve as principal of the high school. Admired by faculty and students alike, Mr. Shaffer not only administers the affairs of the school efficiently, but also teaches a class in psychology, attends numerous county and state educational meet- ings, and takes part in many civic affairs. In spite of this full schedule, he is never too busy to advise students personally concerning choice of course or plans after graduation. Miss Ashdown is another faculty member who merits a great deal of the credit for the efficiency of the school. Besides serving as dean of girls, she sponsors the Hi-Tri, advises the honor societies, and teaches classes in algebra, geometry, and trigonometry. Always willing to help students with their prob- lems, Miss Ashdown deserves and receives the admiration and respect of every student. E91

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FHCULTY Cstantling left to right 5 6 seated left to rightl MR. A. I. FLEMING ... ,. . .....w.... . KAW Miss JUNE BERRY ,.,,, ,,., ,,...A .,, . fjmwj AgfiCUlfUl'C Science and Typing B. S., Ut1lV6fSlfy of Illll'l0lS S., IQVVH Xxfgglfgygn Cgllggqg M. A., Northwestern University. MR. MAURICE BURNS .................. fCf11'lyj Typing anti Shorthand, Coach MISS JANET WICKEY ffdllfffj B. E., XXfhitevvater State Teachers G College O regg Business College ffice Assistant MR. ROBERT KELSEY ...... ....... K Bffbj MISS EVELYN GRAHAM ................ fljryj Commercial Latin, Library B. S., Northwestern University A. B., University of Chicago M. S., University of Colorado MRS. FRANCES MAYEUR .......... flifzzzfzecj MR. IOHN R. CARDLE .............. Holm RJ French and English History anti Debate B. A. B., University of Iowa M M. A., University of Iowa S., University of Illinois . A., University of Illinois MISS ARLENE PRINCE fflrlezzvj MRS. ROY M. SWANBERG fC'lvip.rj School Nurse Physical Education and History R. B. A., Iowa Wfesleyan College M. A., University of Iowa wi N., Ravenswootl Hospital