Princeton High School - Tiger Yearbook (Princeton, WV)

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DEDICA TION The teaching profession is one of honor. It holds a high position in the world of today for it developes the world of tomorrow. The men and women who serve as teachers to the youth of the world perform their services often with little recognition or expression of appreciation. Increasing public interest in providing modern equip- ment, pleasant surroundings, adequate salaries will bring into and hold in the profession qualified young people. In appreciation of your high ideals, we the staff of the 65 TIGER, dedicate this book to the teaching pro- fession, especially that of PHS. We extend heai;tfelt thanks for the interest you have shown in students and the inspiration we have received. HAPPINESS IS HAPPINESS IS HAPPINESS IS learning under devoted, dedicated teachers. paying tribute to our teachers and expressing our gratitude for their efforts. dedicating oneself in unselfish service to building for eter- nity”. 'A Teacher affects eternity; he can never tell where his influence stops. ” (The Education of Henry Adams)

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FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The Future Teachers of America is an organization which seeks to train young people for professional and civic leadership by encouraging them to cultivate in themselves the qualities of personality and charac- ter which are the foundations of suc- cessful teaching. It is an organiza- tion which strives to create more and better teachers. Because this edition of the TIGER is dedicated to teaching we felt that our future teachers deserved a place of honor too. NATIONAL EDUCATION WEEK . T Mayor of Princeton signs proclamation for Na- tional Education Week. ) L. toR.: Frances Manning. Treas., Mrs. Mary Jo Cunningham, FT A sponsor, Mayor, Tommy Jones, Carol Thorn, Sec., Diana Osborne, President. Officers not Pictured: Vice Pres. Poston, Hist., Patty Delp, Parlia., Preston Herring, Song Leader, Eddie Effron. Sponsor Mrs. Cunningham Anne Robinett, Lib., Betsy