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

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Alan Lirmm mes to tip the ball during LL homo basketball game. I'Ir'mwhm Hklngx a 'scmblc logether in the gymnasium fur :1 pep rally to cheer their team 10 vic'lm'y in upcoming gamca

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10 Variety in Activities Promotes School Spirit Spirit is an essential part 0fthe student life at Princeton. Dances are held after school for each of the classes as a means of promoting spirit. Music students, both vocal and instrumental, participate in many extracurricular activities to show the spirit that they have for their school. Pep rallies take place several times during the year to encourage students to attend the various sports events. Cheerleaders are also elected from every Class to help promote spirit during school hours and at all football and basket- ball games. Spirit week is a yearly function at Princeton; its main purpose is to raise money for the scholarship fund by having competition between classes. It is evident that students at Princeton have many ways of showing spirit to keep their school advancing properly. Freshman students fmd enjoyment and recreation when they participate in an after-school dance sponsored by their class.

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Betiy Learn and Mr, Dohbs prepare mannikins for show-window display, which is a special project in salesmanship classes. Students with Talent Are Essential to PHS Princeton students who have talent are essential to the school. Talent is a characteristic that is born in most people, but it needs cultivation to make it stand out in the eyes of others. Students that partici- pate in plays and musicals show that they have the talent to act and sing. Girls in home economic dass- es are learning to develop their talents in COOking, sewing, and housekeeping. Physical education classes serve as a means offurthering the natural co- ordination abilities ofall students at Princeton. Business education students are learning about the various types of talent necessary for a successful ca- reer in business. Students who excel in band, or- chestra, 0r chorus are really showing others that they have a special talent for music. The talent of students makes Princeton a distinctive school; it makes Princeton stand out above many as a school with an unending source of greatness. The Glam? Menagerie, fall dramatic production, finds success with lead play- ers Holly ReisenfeldtlJohn Fowler, and Pam McCann.