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

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16 0 Student LifefDivision r Student Life A reflection of the students at Princeton, of their hopes, desires, aspirations, and inevitably. of their defeats eebut more importantly, a reflection of the ability Princeton students possess above any otherethat of being able to preserve that delicate balance between work and play, . . .of making themselves and others proud to be a part of Renew. E Toothless, freckled, and bandaged wighn. Linda Holley poses as tomboy on Kiddiesh DayeOctober 26eduring Senior Week. Dressed in 20's attire mpposite Paga senior Mike Hagen provides musical interlude during Studio Theatre production of Dirty Work at the Crossroads on December 9. Munchlng hot dogs melom. sophomores Carl Lutt and Sharon Coletta enjoy Explorers' hayride in mid-October.

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18 0 Student LiferBicentennial rinceton students, with all Americans, finished celebrating the Bicentennial in their OWn areas. .. ,Sharonville represented the feeling of all communities as residents took part in week- long festivities, including concerts by the Cincinnati and Cincinnati Youth Symphonies, a large Fourth of Observing Blcentennlal celebratlon tTop Plc- tura, Lem, Greater Cincinnatians gather .on ramp overlooking Second Street on July 5, July parade, and even a Community Picnic Day . These events were typical of the festivities taking place in other communities, such as Forest Park's ceremonial Liberty Bell ringing and various community picnics. ...While Greater Cincinnati communities were celebrating the Bicentennial their way. the Queen Crulsing down the Ohio Rlver Hop Picture, Righn, the Hawk is one of dozens of boats to participate in the water parade on July 5 Week-long Festivities Highlight U.S. Bicentennial City was having a celebration of its own. An estimated 45,000 people were lined on the walls of Yeatman's Cove Park on July 5, the day it was dedicated, and another estimated 75,000 people were milling on the sidewalks, near Riverfront Stadium, and on Fountain Square for the afternoon parade before an evening concert in the stadium. 1 Representatives of first Cincinnati family Mbovet, dressed in appropriate attire. reenact original landing in July 5 event.