Princeton High School - Prince Yearbook (Princeton, NJ)

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A I Y Mrrr lI r'igl9thadz'1rer Io llve Smdefzl Council and if! 111.1215 comwrfleef, ,Z7mjecIJ. .wil ,!7rogr'rw1J. i .IEANNE M. WRIGHT You name it . . . she started it. Through her years at Princeton High School Miss Wright's untiring capacity for assuming responsibilities has lead her to initiate many of the organizations which make an outstanding program of student activities. As the first director of activities, she has had a hand in starting the Student Council, Student Administration Day, the club program, Dean's Committee, the Student Exchange, and weekly assemblies. As the first dean of girls and as assistant principal for the past two years Miss Wright has continuously guided girls and boys in current situations as well as for the future. I never tired of teaching Cicero, declares Miss Wright, Every year I found more to admire in him. Dur- ing her years in the Latin Department Miss Wright taught both Freshman and junior Latin, imparting to all her students a perceptive appreciation of Cicero's works, Following undergraduate work at Wilson, Miss Wright attended Middlebury, Columbia, and Harvard for grad- uate work. During her world-wide travels she has visited Belgium, France, England, Canada, Central America, and the West Indies. Her hobbies include bridge, cooking tra- vel, and the classics. In the Princeton Community she has been President of the Women's College Club, Director of the YWCA, Presi- dent of the Princeton Borough Teachers Association, and an officer in the New jersey Dean's Association, By tempering guidance with discipline and implanting in others her deep appreciation for all that life has to offer, Miss Wright has become an unforgettable part of PHS tradition and spirit. We will always be indebted to her for an immeasurable enrichment of our school and our lives. The faculty bdllqllel urlb Mfrr Barllell carving the turkey. Q w. ' . egg. 5, is Starling the day zrilb 4 Jmrle, rllfjj W'rigf9t arrive! al Jclaool. ..,J,,g TEV .ff-' '75, , .fi -lgliffi grffg 1 fig-T L. x, ,f .skit A Q, 1 lt 2 gi' I 'is f 4 A+- .. - I lu.. . l w I Greelirzg abrerrteer back fo Jrfmol if Mir! W'rigbf'f pre-Jcbool acfrrity as dean of grrlf. The teleplmrle-an fzrzulzzable izlrtrumerzt to Ike con- Jriour couurelor and zz ire admrurrlrator. 1

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sg 206466 tl0I'l JEANNE M WRIGHT Reflectmg the sentxments of the student body of Prlnceton Hlgh School the staff of the 1960 Prmce welcomes thrs opportumty to express srncere gratn tude to our devoted teacher and counselor Mxss Jeanne M Wrxght We dedr cate this yearbook to her a constant nnspxratnon and example to all whose far reachmg mfluence has helped to mold the very pattern and character of PHS 0 o fl . . . . ' nr Q.: A 'X ,a .bl .V XXIJZ Q

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