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

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Tom Whitelaw, one of the citfs top amateur golfers and number one man on the Princeton golf team, demonstrates the form that made him a champion. Rick Noyes executes a graceful exercise on the parallel bars.

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Above: Paying attention in class pays off at test time. Right: Students cheer with cheerleader Pam Test: as the Vikings make still another touchdown against the Harrison Wildcats.

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Building Minds, Spirits, Bodies To be effective, education must include physi- cal development for each student to be able to do the things for which he has been trained. At Prince- ton, this plan is pursued Classes in physical ed- ucation stress fitness of the body. Sit-ups and push- ups are favorite devices of teachers and coaches. In the fall, classes play hockey and hag football outside. In the spring, girls and boys are seen run- ning around the track or playing tennis. In addi- tion to the htness aspect, we must not overlook the team spirit that is developed through partici- pation in interscholastic and intramural sports. This iiteam spiriti, makes possible the give and takeii necessary for successful living in our society. Ted Hagenschneider finishes a relay race against Central.