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

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Many Students Return to PHS Before School a a Opens for Classes Even before school opened for '75-'76 on September 3, many students returned to PHS-driiling musical scores during the last week in August, running through plays on the gridiron, publishing the first issue of Odin's Word, while staff members also worked for the new year, , . .Then, as classes got under way, Student Prince members distributed their 1975 edition to graduates on Thursday night and to others on Friday while they also began onrk for their 1976 yearbook. With banners held high tabovei, members of the Flag Corps-Lynn Snell, Cindy Rechel, Diane Weik, Laura Meyers, Carolyn Boothe, and Laurie Arnold-look ahead to performance during opening game against Grove City here on September 5 as they practice in band camp on Thursday, August 20 27. Silhouetted by early evening sun, classmates of 1975 obtain their yearbook during special distribu- tion for graduates from 6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. in high school lobby on Thursday, September 4. Looking toward the 1975-1976 school year as Princeton High School's new principal, Dr. William E. Steiden works in his office as school geta under way late in summer. Striking up the band topposite pageL Mr. Samuel Reynolds signals start of prac- tice For Marching Band during band camp on field opposite Matthews Auditorium during last week of August. Preparing 1974-1975 yearbook for dis- tribution, Jon Smith, Ron Smith, Scott Makwoski, Randy Baughman, and Cathy Poiing work in Room 108 during mid-afternoon on Thursday, September 4, as they set in alphabetical order more than 300 books with names on the cover. Football takes off as a blur while- senior John Seibel practices place kicking as hot sun bears down upon players on Viking field during late morning session on Thurs- day, August 27A Flying the football field after heavy rains during the second week in September, helicopter rented by an anonymous Princeton slumnus attempts to dry the field as Vikings look ahead to home contest against Moeller's Crusaders on Friday, September 12.

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Wide Expression 7 Of Emotions Takes Place By Interaction Interaction between students and staff members brought about a range of emotional expression as the 1975-1976 school year got under way after a summer of leisure or of work, of relaxation or of study. . . .Eagemess of a teacher in classes helped cast out confusion, earnestness of a staff member in meeting needs helped give assurance, long years of experience by coaches in guiding athletes helped lead to confidence as summer slipped into fall, '75. Eager to help his students haboves Mr. Ken Ferris gets down to kids' level as he holds discussion in English with Cathy Crowley and Linda Jones dur- ing fifth period class on October 14. In an infor- mal meeting with students outside of her room, 213, Mrs. Anita Ray discusses project with members of her French 4 Class during third period in fall. Offering congratulations to senior Larry Freeman as he completes his high school career on Novem- ber 7, the last day of the First quarter, Mr. Norman Townsel, senior class assistant principal, shakes his hand while Dr. Charles Atkinson, junior assistant principal, looks on and Mrs, Juanita Lovelace, counselor, prepares punch in the Conferenc'e Room. In a quiet moment kapposite pages at the end of a day of printing late in July 1975. Mr. Richard Cover, graphics instructor and coordinator of the Applied Arts Department, reviews summer print- ing schedule with senior Ed Lee in Room B 3, Getting his point across to kenth-grade teachers, Mr. Pat Mancuso. sophomore assistant principal, gives his staff directions in 424 during teacher orientation day on Tuesday, September 2. With football bleachers in background, varsity soccer coach ML Gary Thompson instructs his squad in offensive strategy during practice session after school on Friday, September 12 Painting to loca- tion in senior homeroom on opening day of school -Wednesday, September a-Mrs. Amrizene Harris helps Bob Metts find his way from DR 6 to DR 13, In earnest discussion, Dr. Charles Atkinson listens to question by junior Bonnie Lawrence as they stand in corridor outside of cafeteria during lunch period early in OcQober. 22. f 2; ,I- .J I .: