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

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, in i-11n 1 -1' ,... ow l -.. --6 x Q l l Preparation and practice were a . . . Sweat and strain led I way of life, leading ultimately to to fulfillment in sports n achievement and understanding for as cross country runners, Princeton students, as they shaped football, basketball, and other teams Cn themselves forthe 1973-1974 year. drilled carefully to prepare for 1. ! Q. . Long hours after close of the games ahead in respective campaigns. 1 I I m SC'100'daY went toward work for Getting a running start during gymnastics prac- Stage Crelfvsand practlces for tice tabovej, Heidi Krebs heads toward horse. ,f casts, which led to standing ovations Durlng preparation for Midsummer Night's after pel'fOrrTl3I'lCeS. Dream Ccarry-across picturej, Scott Kinney con- It . . . Marching bands presented beauti- Viezseslwlm me':bel'f:k:he Stagg New' P':1c' fu' mvsic as fhev,dfi ed on the foot- LZn'L'pFepafeZTal'ln Augjififfllisliiilgfmf it ball held at half time fgnowmg Sum' ance on September 7. Getting in shape, cross- fl' mel' practice, and SeSSl0l'lS after country runners Glen Pratt and Glenn Canter 1 School in the fall, practice early in September. 12 l ,..L

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