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

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Barb Timmer and Gayle Dykes spend their leisure time as volunteers in a greater Cincin- nati hospital. Itls only Tom, Pat, and Sam with a student council promotion for election of class officers. Leisure-time activities can be fun All the time spent at Princetonis Valhalla is not used for academic conquests in the class- room. Students learn important lessons by prac- tical experience. They also need leisure time to re- lax and enjoy the companionship of friends. The football players know the importance of relaxation. Classroom work and football practice use the mind and body muscles to the upmost point. They need to refresh themselves. Athletes are not the only ones that use body power. Stagecrafters find they also need it in taking care of scenery, lighting, curtains, and any- thing else connected with performances on the stage. They also learn valuable technical pre- cedures. One event that is both educational and fun is The stagecrafters spend their leisure time on important pro- jects behind the scenes of the plays and other performances. elections. We all are able to participate in this. Parties meet, write platforms, indorse candidates, and help them campaign. This way we learn about the democratic method of choosing oHi- cials. This experience will prove profitable when we become adults. After elections, the new student council officers meet to plan some of the follow- ing yearls activities. Some of those planned activities will be dances. There are always several dances on the school calendar, and these are important in our school life. School is not the only main institution in our lives. We engage in many activities in our home also. However, some of these are carried over from our school life. Spring brings with it the annual election of student council ofEcers for the coming year.

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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

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Sara. Salvato aids JciT Kirst in cruwning Linda Lmvnsdalc the queen of the Latin Club dance, '1 !1111LIg11twL1t the year many items 'uamc very familiar to 1110. students at Primcm' Guide to the land of Valhalla Faculty . . . . . . Page Seniors . . . . . . Page Underclassmen . Page Activities . . . . . Page Sports . . . . . . . Page Advertising . . . Page