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

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SEATED: Mrs Hester R0- senbalm, Mr. Tony Geraci, Mr. Dick Johnson, Mr. Lloyd Mulcahey, head custodian of night staff; Mr. Joe Rose. STANDING: Mr. Marty Carroll, Mr. Howard Arm- bruster, head custodian of day staff; Mr. John Gifford, Mr. Pat Shanahan, Mr. Bernard Knueven, Mr. Al Pieper. They serve in many different ways -as bus drivers, cooks, custodians, and secretaries. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: MrsA Nancy Hupp, Mrs. Dorothy Connolly, Miss Margaret Huth, Mrs. Ella Wright, Mrs. Margaret Troe- nole, Mrs, JoAnn Bradberry, Mrs. Lannie Wilson, . Armbruster and other custodians walk miles each day to keep Princetonk halis tidy. SECRETARIES

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- Students seek truth, knowledge At Princeton, students enter Valhal- la during their freshman year. They find themselves caught up in a new and excit- ing way of life. They come to discover that life is more-than a just carefree exist- ence. They learn that many important things must be accompiished while they are in school. They come to Princeton seeking truth and knowledge. Along with this they are iooking for training that will enable them to lead useful lives in the fu- ture. In order to gain the truth and knowl- edge that they seek, these students discover that much time must be spent in studying and in doing homework. Although this is the most important reason they have for coming to school, ' is not the only reason. At school they participate in activities that afford enjoyment as well as an opportu make friends and enrich their with meaning. lives