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

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03 3--- 1'- Colled In the Ilbrary, senior snake greets all Vikings during '76-'77. ' Year of the Snake . Cool shade from maple tree frames PHS as preparations for new year get under way late in August. Varied facial expressions reflect moods of students En fifth-period Math 3 class of Mr. George McNeal on October 26 as mst quarter nears conclusion.

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2 ,' ThemelContents IIVEEW Viking Students Seek Fulfillment While Nations Search Identity xploding into life. a starburst of fireworks begins from one unified base and spreads out in all directions -symbolic of 2,993 Princeton students in 1976-1977 on different campuses, with 2,534 at the high school, 304 in Scarlet Oaks and other campuses of the Great Oaks Joint Vocational School District, and 155 at Princeton Valley East. . . .All of these studentse after helping celebrate the nation's Bicentennial in 1976- Iooked ahead to fumllment of dreams and renewal of forgotten hopes, each going his own way to achieve personal goals; and while nations the world over sought to establish their own identity, the U.S., itself, struggled to develop government responsive to needs of peoplee a story told in The Student Prince by: 0 Theme .................. 1- 15 . Student Life ............. 16- 53 0 Academics ............. 54- 79 0 Sports ................. 80-125 ........ n - Activities ............... 126-179 i -. - .,-....,..,.....,...-.. 0 Seniors ................ 180-211 ' t ' o Underclass ............. 212-245 - ; - Faculty ................. 246-269 . . .... f, 3; t - - Ads7lndex7Epilogue ..... 270-304 .1 . S . . .' v ;-'o I ul- Starburst begins tireworks display over downtown Cincinnati as Queen City celebrates Bicentennial on July 3. 1976.

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4 - ThemeXAcademics HCLJDHT mm 305 Courses Offer Variety To Meet Individual Needs Seeking to fulfill personal educational goals. 2,993 PHS students looked into the assortment of 305 courses available in '76-'77 with a range from practical reports on a biology class field trip to tape recorded iessons in reading. .t .And the schooleconstantly trying to improve its programe initiated a battery of tests for all students on October 20 to verify strong points and to identify areas for improvement. Rf Bent over a table in the cafeteria tAbovet Debbie Bartlett, Kathy Ashton, Yvonne Akeman, and Amy Acus complete the Stanford Achievement Test on Wednesday morning, October 20. Huddled on the shore, tnghtt Biology II students examine water sample while two other unidentmed students in boat take temperature of water at various levels during field trip to Carruthers Pond on Tuesday, November 16. Concentratlng tFar Rightt. sophomore Dominic Brewton works in Reading Laboratory. Room 506. on Tuesday. October 26. ,,.w,,, egg ,A,.-,e..,.wut . W , , n 7,7 , firmvm, 7 , , we.