Princeton High School - Prince Yearbook (Princeton, NJ)

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FIRST ROW: R. Wood, I. lingoli, M. Thomas, R. Steiner, A. Burns, M. Updike, 1. Bartlett, H. Odell, Principal: O. McKee, G. Sims, E. Brook, E. Guest, E. lenkins, C. Smith, E. Margerum, G. Tindall. SECOND ROW: I. Pier- son, W. Niles, A. Seitz, l. Wright, L. Osgood, M. Hensor, R. Huzzard, E. Gibson, F. Burke, M. Forsman, H. Haight, G. Richards, R. Borger, I. Benson, F. Birch. THIRD ROW: 1. Stewart, F. Coffman, E. Savage, O. Spessard, E. K. Chace, W. Rhodes, H. L. McConahy, A. Lewis, M, Shepard. FOURTH ROW: W. Fleet, C. Peterson, W. Fletcher, H. Woodruff, L, Richards, P. Chesebro. PHINIIETUN HIGH SIIHUIIL FACULTY ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Edward Kip Chace ............... Ph.B., M.A CLASSICAL LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Glenda Arline Richards ............. A.B., M.A Walter R. Fleet ..... ..,. B .A., A.M Margaret C. Thomas .........,......... BA Madeline Forsman .... .A.B., A.M Ieanne M. Wright .,,.......,, .... A .B., A.M Ruth Huzzard ...,,.. ...., B .S., M.A COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT lose-ph M. Iingoli ..., ......... B ,S A. Myrtle Hensor ..,....,....,............ B.S H. Lee McConahy .... ,... B .A., M.Ed. Ionathan C. Benson .... ...,......... B .S Olive McKee .,.......,............ A.B., M.A Richard E. Borger ...,..........,, M.B.A Louise B. Osgood .................. A.B., M.A Anne s. Burns ......,..,..... ' ,.....,...... B.S SCIENCE DEPARTMENT PHYSICAL EDUCATION Iohn A. Stewart ...,.............. B.Sc., Ed.M Elizabeth I. Guest ........................ B.S Alden G. Lewis ..,. ,... B .S., Ed.M. George H. Tindall Winfield S. Niles ..... .... A .B., M.Ed INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT William H. Rhodes .....,....... .... B .S., M.A Frank Birch ,..,....................,..... B.S Harry W. Zoll ........................... B.S I. Altred Seitz ....,, B.S., M.S SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Carlyle H. Smith .............. .....,... M .C Iessica A. Bartlett ................. Ph.B., M.A Richard H, Wood ,........,..,........... B.S Helen H. Haight .... ..... B .S., M.A HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT loseph L. Pierson .....,.,.......... B.A., M.A Gladys G. Sims ,..........,,............. B.S Orville T. Spessard ..........,,.,... B.A., M.A Elizabeth W. Gibson ,.............. A.B MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Ruth Steiner. ......,........,,.,,...... B.S Morrill F. Shepard .....,........... B.S., M.A FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT Florence M. Burke ,... ........ B .S Edith B. Margerum .....................,. B.S Paul R. Chesebro . ,B.A., M.A. MUSIC DEPARTMENT Fred S. Coffman .,...,.,..,........ A.B., A.M Harvey L. Woodruff .....,... .... B .S., M.A Mollie B. Updike ..,..... ,....... B .Sc., Ed.M William Fletcher MODERN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Carl I. Peterson ,,.. ,.., B .S., Ed,M Mabel S. Herr. . . . . ............ A.B., A.M. Louis R. Richards. , , ... B.S., M.S Eloise Ienkins . , A.B., A.M Elmer C. Savage ..,,,. . B.S., M.A LIBRARIAN Eva Brook SCHOOL NURSE Beatrice M. Bedard-B.S.

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MH. B. WIIUIIHULI. Ill-WIS I should like to express my sincere appreciation to those who have worked together so efficiently to bring about the publication of such a fine yearbook. The motto you have chosen ex- presses very beautifully the aim the faculty and administration have at- tempted to realize for the school, and the tact that you chose it voluntarily is evidence that our efforts have not been entirely in vain, You will be leaving Princeton High School shortly and entering a world which needs a motto not unlike the one about which you built your yearbook. I know that you will not only help to frame this motto but that you will work hard for its realization. B. WOODHULL DAVIS Supervising Principal MH. HAHULII A. UIJELI. For over one hundred years the American public school has grown in stature and influence. No other Ameri- can institution has been as able to practice the democratic concept- equal opportunity for all. Every school has its own personal- ity. The personality of Princeton High School is unique. Other prerequisites being present, the suburban high school has an educational climate that is more conducive to better education than the city high school. The character of our school population is unusual in that twelve different schools send their graduates here. This is a social and an educational asset. Each small sending school, through its representatives, makes vital contributions to our school life. Princeton High School exemplifies its ideal-that the public school is the real arsenal of democracy. HAROLD A. ODELL Principal

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THE BU!-lllll UF EDUC!-lTIlJN The Board ot Education of The Borough ot Princeton takes an active in- terest in the school and is responsible for determining the policies under which the school operates. The Board consists ot ten members. The group which served until the Feb- ruary elections consisted of the following: Mr. Harry A. Farr, 2nd, President, Mrs. Stella H. Silvester, Vice-President, Mr. Irving W. Mershon, District Clerk and Secretary: Mr. Wilbur F. Kerr, Mrs. Iulia F. Higgins, Mr. Edward B. Snook, Mr. C. Herbert Davison, Dr. Elmer G. Homrighausen, and Mr. Albert M. Wert. As the result ot February ll elections Mrs. Silvester and Mr. Wert, who did not seek re-elections, were replaced by Mrs. Ianet M. Iepsen and Mr. Charles L. Groom. The Board ot Education meets on the fourth Tuesday ot each month at 8 P. M. in the Board room of the school, Where, with Mr. B. Woodhull Davis, Supervising Principal, they plan the school's program. The excellent Work ol the School Board deserves the praise of the whole school since they strive continually to make school lite more successful. SEATED: Mr. Edward B. Snook, Mrs. lulia F. Higgins, Mr. Irving W. Mershon, Mr. Wilbur F. Kerr, Mr. C. Herbert Davison, Mr. Albert M. Wert. STANDING: Mrs. Stella H. Silvester, Mr. Harry A. Farr, Zd, President: Mr. B. Woodhull Davis, Supervising Principal. fDr. Elmer G. Homrighausen not pictured.l 7