Princeton High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Princeton, IN)

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JACK WILLIAMSON Jake He stoops only to adore. Bas- ketball 2-4g Track lg Student Council 2. 35' DOROTHY YOUNG Dot Look into her eyes and you see a little angelg look a little deeper and you see a little imp. Home Economics Club 2-3-43 Girl Reserves l-2-3-4g Girls' Glee Club 1-2-45 Pep Club 25 Honor Society 4. WILLIAM LATHOM 35 FLOYD GENTRY Enlisted before graduation. endcvw dome Zan! THOMAS WILSON Tom Leave but a kiss in the cup, Mary, and lill not look for wine. Masquers 3-45 Commer- cial Club 4g Student Librarian 4g The Flashu 45 Rotary Ora- torical Contest 4. 35 BONNIE ZIMMERMAN CSBZQB Good things are twice as good when they are short? Student Council 2-3-4g Masquers 2-3-4, Pres. 4g Girl Reserves 25 Choir 3-45 Girls, Glee Club 1-2-35 Or- chestra lg Pep Club 1-29 Ret- rospectv Stuff 4. ARTHUR LEMMONS Enlisted before graduation. I CLAUDE LUTTRELL Enlisted before graduation. The Class of 1944 wishes to thank the patrons, subscribers, and particularly the advertisers whose ready cooperation made possible The Retrospect of 1944, Patrons Florence Stormont Walker Millinery Helen Hager Cornelia Phillips Cooper Drug Store Mrs. Hassel Mrs. Carl Applegath Mrs. V. Woodruff Mrs. R. Davidson W. L. S. Woods Henneberger Ice Co. Harold McCullough Williams' Shoe Hospital

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ea Wdatafzq MARY FRANCES HILL AND Ross MARY SPEAR FRISKY FRESHMEN September, 1940! My, but time passes quickly! This is the day when our class, just frisky freshmen, enters Princeton High School. Mr. Pittman and Miss Taylor are our class sponsors. We break a precedent by choosing class officers - Oral Morton, president, and George Kirk, secretary-treasurer - and by sponsoring a movie which gives us a nestegg for that Junior-Senior Prom. There is quite a change in the faculty this year. Our principal, Miss Tichenor, becomes ill, and Mr. Pruett becomes the acting principal. Our football coach, Mr. Weist, leaves for the army in January, 1941. His duties are taken over by Max Smith. Miss Nancy Gabbert is the new typing teacher. In the District Band Contest held at Rockport on April 5, our band is judged best in playing and marching in Class MB bands and is then eligible to take part in the state contest on April 26 at Tell City. The band receives high honors in both marching and playing. Wlalter Cox, Mary Jo Seamon, and ,lim Cox go to the Nation- al Solo and Ensemble Contest at Flint, Michigan. Dwight Smith and George Kirk are members of the chorus in the opera, '4Faust.7' Mary Frances Hill represents Princeton High School in the local and county Latin contests, February 8 and February 22. SILLY SOPHOMORES As we return to school in September, 1941, we find several new teachers on the faculty - Orville Puckett, Principal, Leon Fougnies, English, Mary Ritter and Ruth Gausman, Home Economics, and Ray Hurst, Agriculture. Doris Leach is elected attendant to the football queen. Our Student Council members are Max- ine Bates, Betty Bell, Byron Franklin, Doris Gwaltney, George Kirk, Bill Lathom, Rose Mary Spear, ,lack VVilliamson, and Several boys participate in various ath- letic activities this year - Harold Gour- ley, George Kirk, ,lim Cox, Jack Padgett, Joe Hall, Jack Masterson, ,lim St. Clair, Harold Whitman, Eugene Smith, Whalen King, Walter Cox, and Bob Phillips. The District Band and Orchestra Con- test is held at Boonville on April 11. The state contest is on April 25 at Crawfords- ville. The band receives a high rating in both contests. Several members of our class are in the Bonnie Zimmerman. cast of the opera, uThe Student Beggarf' JAUNTY JUNIORS We return this year with the usual task Oral Morton, Bob Wliiteliead, .lim Cox, of all juniors facing us - the raising of funds for our Junior-Senior Prom. The sugar rationing gives our sweet tooth sev- eral chances to relax. We elect Bettye Brines, president, ,loe Hall, vice-president, and Rose Mary Spear, secretary-treasurer. There are several juniors on the varsity football team - Harold Gourley, Bob Phillips, John Whitten, and Whalen King. Doris Gwaltney and Bose Mary Spear are chosen as the junior attendants to the football queen. During this year Claude Luttrell and Floyd Gentry leave for the navy. Joe Hall, ,lack Padgett, ,lack Masterson, Harold Gourley, Byrd McKinney, and Jim Cox play varsity basketball. Bob Phillips and Elmer Halbert are the student man- agers. Members of the Student Council are 24 Clark Rafferty, Joe Hall, Betty Bell, Mary Frances Hill, Lucille Hollen, and Doris Gwaltney. On April 30 the formal Honor Society Induction is held in the gymnasium. The following juniors are chosen for the So- ciety: Oral Morton, Frankie Belcher, Mary Frances Hill, Charles Collins, and Doris Gwaltney. The new faculty members are Cecile PCITY- English and Dramaticsg Ann Heiser, School Nurse, and Carl Fisher, Machine Shop. Then May 14 - our .lunior-Senior Re- ception! This is the event we havg lgoked fOI'W21rfl to all year - in fact for three Years- We Change the gym into a beauti- ful flowered ballroom with yards and yards of pastel streamers woven into intri- cate patterns. It is hard work but Worth every bit of it. Charlie Kroener's Orches-