Princeton High School - Tiger Yearbook (Princeton, WV)

Page 11 text:

The PHS football team engage in another victorious game. This Tiger plays an important part at PHS as it hangs in the office of our school principal. Mr. Keatly. Sam Nasser doesn't seem to be paying much attention to one of Mr. Graham's stories. The PHS Juniors display their float in the Homecoming parade. The Medical Arts Club at PHS seem to have survived their long walk during the Homecoming parade.

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FAMILIAR FACES AT PHS Mr. Hartman gives a smirkish smile as B.J. Burkett gives him a kiss. Gene Duremedcs seems ready to begin his final year HERE at PHS. Kevin Matthews and Tina Robinette enter the door to being another day HERE at PHS. Some of the school faculty and students finish floor work HERE at PHS.

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PHS OBSERVES Homecoming memories are made of friends, floats, football games, friends, ceremony, parades, mums, spirits, friends, teachers, elegance, bands, dances, and friends. Homecoming at PHS is that special time each autumn when the students elect a royal court, when classes compete against each other in float building, and when the student body unites in defeating the football opponent. Most importantly. Homecoming is that time when PHS welcomes its alumni to the parade and the game. For many seniors Homecoming is a sentimental experience as they are nearing the end of their days at PHS and that soon their paths will be separated from those of their friends. Homecoming is a great tradition at PHS. Long may it live! Maid of Honor Ronda Veneri poses with her escort Brian Hypes. Junior Attendant Randi Raines enjoys the halftime ac- Queen Robin appears to be thrilled about tivities with her escort Jim Posey. receiving the honor of queen Robin receives a kiss from Mr Keatly during halftime. All the hard work put into the Senior noat appears to have paid off when they won 1st place in float competition.