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

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Class spirit, unity help make school life easier Seniors have a lot of fun showing their spirit at pep assemblies. Senior Board sparks spirit throughout the year, Members are: LSEATEDW Judy Noel, Debby Roum Gary Matteoli, Ron Fithen, Barb Streight, and Jean Hamilton; LSTANDINCU Tom Jacks, As we look back upon our years in high school we see ourselves in many personalities. We can see, in particular, our reactions and feelings to- ward our school. We realize the changes that were made as we grew older. As underclassmen were we excited, impressionable, and impulsive. We grew into people with dennite likes and disH likesepeople with a spirit of awareness of our needs, sometimes filled with initiative and motiva- tion, sometimes filled with boredom and depres- sion. The many moods of adolescence had been felt by most of us as we reached our final year in high school, yet our problems were not solved. We still had to unify ourselves into a whole. We had specific goals to reach and we had to make the many decisions that would help attain those goals. Spirit was something that we hated talk- ing about, but it did exist. When we wanted to show our spirit, when we wanted to get some- thing done, or when we had to make some dif- ficult decisions, we used the knowledge we had learned in the past to make the jobs easier. Bob Walker, Joy Corbin, Linda Dods, Eileen Smith, Nancy Braz- ier, Dave McGuire, and Ken Root.

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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

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