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

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Pride in Princeton is also pride in people. All types and professions of people have been a part of Princeton: the architect who designed the build ing, the man who delivers the potato Chips for lunch, the hard-working janitors, and the secre- taries. All help to foster pride. Teachers play an extremely important role in the workings of the school. With years of college and experience behind them, they strive to teach to the best of their ability. They keep the students interested and fascinated by that amazing thing called knowledge. It is the student himself who breathes life into the building that is Princeton. Whether he is a freshman, commuting back and forth from the Junior School, or a senior, wise in the ways of high school life, he seems to be everywhere at once. With a record enrollment of 1588 students this year at Princeton, perhaps he is! Who Helps Foster Pride? Subject, in November, is portrayed by members of the cast. his locker. Above: Mrs. Wells teaches her students that math is a. useful Left: The wedding scene from the play iiOur Town, Right: Tired from hours of football practiceJ jim Lace opens Senior Dave Haffner watches as his order for senior pic- tures is completed. given

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Where Is Pride Fostered? Lefs go exploring and see where pride can be fostered at Princeton. The auditorium is certainly a place to be proud of. Who can forget the choirts singing at Christmas or the many plays staged there? We can walk past the art and the voca- tional industry rooms and see some of the original items created by students, or we can walk past the . classrooms and see students and teachers hard at ' work. The library and its murals are a sight of i which to be proud. The murals symbolize life in many diHerent ways. Gym shoes pose no problem for Brenda Derickson. The head linesman positions the ball at the end of a. play as the Vikings fight for possession during the Colerain game.