Princeton High School - Student Prince Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Busy fingers tap, tap, tap. A steady pace beats a path to success. At Princeton High School can be found Life reflected in every sound. Sometimes sad, more often gay, Are the sounds heard every day. From C1855 to class people scatter. Where thefre headed, it 6106an matter; ;, But with their feet they pound the floor, . I 7k ,, : And sometimes they elveriislam a door? ' Voices blended together bring The sound of the songs they like to sing, With rhythm given through the beat 0f clapping hands and tapping feet. Dropped books and never ceasing chatter, Banging typewriters, and laughter shatter The silence that. 15 ndt often found ' ' Voices rise in a chorus of sounds.

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From the stage come mellow tones. Doors open, close, 01' even slum. Clapping hands applaud in praise, Recordings make learning easier.

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Athletics Student Sounds Students LISTEN for have become so much a part of Everyday life that the number and variety are unnoticed. The sound of education cannot be separated from the buzzing saws, clacking typewriters, or classroom recita- tions. Athletic and extracurricular activities are linked with the ex- citing sounds of cheering, laughter, and music. And throughout each day there is the important sound of the silence needed to contem- plate the dafs activities and to pause for meditation and inspira- tion.