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

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unw; hmr -z Lufi ?hu? :r- r Aim 'n 1...: u! u: .mmsi-s m a W. Lu. mu, 2 i Mrs. Graff becomes the victim of Gail Sankls experiments in blood testing. Mr. Akers and Mr. Sullivan discuss the damage done to an amplifier which will be repaired by the projectionists. Students gain experience . . . Health classes help students understand the workings of their bodies and minds. They learn constructive ways to solve their problems and how to adjust to various situations. Seniors learn the responsibilities and problems they will face when they leave high school. All students train their bodies for muscular endeavors through physical education classes. A Championships are won and lost in tourna- ments in the physical education classes. also taught. great variety of sports and activities is taught, and the students learn the value of muscular co- ordination and team work. The Home Economics Department teaches girls valuable lessons on the art of home making. They gain skills in cooking, sewing, management, and many others. Business Education enables students to acquire Activities which increase body coordination are Exercises which build up the body are necessary for health.

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Mark Edmonds finds the Art Department very convenient for increasing his interest and ability in painting. The foreign language laboratory offers students an opportunity to become fluent in the languages. Here, Mr Reynolds directs the Marching One Hundred at a. football game.

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In home economics thc girls learn Io handle domestic problems surh :15 raring fur small children. necessary in the outside world skills needed for the business world Typing, shorthand, and clerical practice are among the Alfred Love works in an automobile repair shop as part of his courscs offered. special education course. R'Iany students also gain experience by per- forming practical dutics around the school. Teachers have a variety of equipment avail- able to them to help teach class. Students also learn to operate these Visual aids. Sherry Messer finds that learning shorthand in Mrs. Carter's Class is useful in later lift as well as interesting. Wm' :3 . 3,!