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

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Some hair-raising things are seen at the science assembly with Two students take advantage of a student council project and pur- the aid of Jane Thompson. chase paperback books from a student council worker. Valuable lessons are learned . . . There are so many different ways for inter- ested students to learn valuable lessons, First, assemblies offer us the chance to hear guest speakers in various fields of study. Some of us learn the mannerisms of a receptionist when we serve as student guides for visitors. All stu- dents learn the art of dining while in the beauti- ful Princeton cafeteria. The entire school catches Students also serve as visitor guEdes at the information desk in the mainlobby. The cafeteria provides students The meals are of very high quality, With balanced meals daily, yetinexpensive, Students End time to catch up on the latest news during their lunch period. 10 'muz- auw e A r-w-ms.

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Homeroom is taken up by studying assignments, voting, listen- ing to daily announcements, and rcsting up fur the day ahead. With a myriad of duties nouncements are read. Mentally, we make note of items pertaining to us. Bells sound, and the halls are instantly packed with students. There is just enough time for a quick hello to friends. Not all students have classes all six periods. Some have a study hall where they do some home- work or take a quick rest. Perhaps those students were resting for an up- coming debate in American history. Students learn the value of quick wit and ready responses through debating. Study hall in the dining room givrs the students time to study or rest up for the next class, Some days are highlighted by special asscmblies, such as a per- formance by the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, The halls during a change in rlass arc simiiar m a freeway dur- ing rush hour. A rousing debate in Mt Kirkuoodk American hiswry class is the result of much rcscarvh and preparation by the studrrntsh

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A pep assembly allows the siudents to show their school spirit and enthusiasm in prepara- tion for the next big basketball game. through various activities the idea of loyalty and team spirit at the lively pep assemblies. Students also learn of the com- plex system of election and government through Student Council and class ofhcer duties. Yes, at the close of the day we are one step farther towards reaching our goal of mature, responsible adulthood. The Close of school reveals varied joyous cries, 0r tired expressions. Whatgs this? A monster 0n the loose? Or maybe iths a practical joke? lI student reactions: sighs of relief That explains it. 1! Have m consingSb 5 J ' Mam m2 m5: 05mg: y r