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

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.wrtwg-c-zz-Imummnnm .' 3,010 Vikings Seek Destiny Amid Traditions, Fresh Frontiers Struggling to observe worthwhile American traditions while they also watched the world reach out For new frontiers in space, 3,010 Princeton students in far-flung campuses sought their own destiny with 1855 Vikings at Chester Rd. and 61 in the alternative program ...... 814 ninth-graders at Princeton Valley schools and 280 students within Great Oaks Career Centers. . . .Although these students occupied i their time throughout six hours I a day in studies, they also looked out to the world beyond Princeton -and they thrilled as hometown Reds became World Champions in baseball after Americans and Russians had joined $ hands in outer space. i, Microphone in Mr. James Neal's office iabovei helps senior David Alden keep the school day mow ing as he makes morning announcements over public address system at 8:30 on Tuesday, October 14. Extension squeegee enables maintenance man John Gifford to wash windows in deserted senior hall at 4:30 pm. on a day late in SeptEmber, Open arms are senior James Ray's greeting to the world as he and Ron Perkins rush toward parking lot at 2:16 on October 14. Five-slorey high letters-R-E-D-S -iopposite paget flash hometown pride in the Na- tional League champs from the Carew Tower, city's tallest building at 48 floors, while World Series fever begins to build on October 14, 1975. Standing behind her flag, first-grader Mary Grate, St. Boni- face School, Northside, joins bystanders at Veter- ans' Day parade in her community on Tuesday, November 11. In the topsy-turvy world of outer space, U.S. astronaut Donald K. Slayton and Soviet cosmonaut Aleksey A. Leonov float upside down to each other during link-up of Apollo and Soyuz spacecraft in orbit above the earth during July, 1975, in an historic combined effort between the two major powers as the spirit of detente finds specific expressibn after years of planning before, the term detente fell into disfavor early in '76 as Americans suspected world motive; of Russia.

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l atitittittttiiiiiiittittittiti Reflecting their American heritage koverJ,'juniors Coleen Seiller and Kimberly Davis model authenic Colonial dresses which they made as a project during fall in Dr. Benedict Hett's U.S. History and Government class. Banner- This Is Viking Country'Aabown rises toward the See-Througthpdraft Memorial Bridge across Chester Road as Security Director Otis Sims lends a hand to seniors Debbie Willour and June Kraemer on Friday, September 5, two days after khe 1975-1976 school year get under way. The Student Prince Princeton High School 11080 Chester Road Cincinnati, Ohio 45246 1975-1976 Vol. 18 Hwitagca 976

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