Princeton High School - Tiger Yearbook (Princeton, IL)

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' MISS CHARLOTTE H. STETSON MESSAGE TO MISS STETSON Miss Stetson, may we set down on this paper, a few of the many things which we wish to thank you for. VVe have neither the time nor the space in which to write them all but we feel that we should thank you in some way for what you have done for us. VVe want you to know that we appreciate your teachings more than could possibly be ex- pressed in this or any other Way. 1. We thank you for your splendid example of loyalty and devotion to Princeton High School. 2. We thank you for the instruction you have so willingly given us. 3. We thank you for your kindly advice, given to us whenever we were in trouble. You seemed always to know just how to go about solving our problems. 4. We thank you for your generosity. Now, the time has come for us to say goodbye. YVe are happy with the thought of graduating but it is with sad hearts that we leave our many friends behind. Yes, it is true that we must leave you behind but do not think that you are forgotten. YVe couldn't forget you. The Wisdom of your teachings will accompany us throughout our lives and will guide us toward our ultimate goal. ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Faculty ii?-2 isfxs r 13 e S '- I L jr , IQ Y . 97 S - 0 - 2 - 'S 2 4 I FT' ' 5 i? k 4- - To ' Page Eleven

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Faculty MR. OVVEN V. SHAFFER PRINCIPAL f Wi MESSAGE TO MR. SHAFFER Mr. Shaffer, may we offer you our congratulations on the completion of your tenth year as Principal of the Princeton Township High School. VVe are proud of the record you have made for yourself, but we also feel that you have just begun. VVe are more than proud of the fact that we have completed four years of high school work under your capable guidance. However, in our wishes for your future success and happiness, there is a touch of sadness. It is with heavy hearts that we must bid you a fond adieu. VVe shall miss you. During our four years of association, we have grown to look upon you as our guiding star. In you, we have found the ideal classmate, one who is always ready with a helping hand and word of good cheer. It is due to your constant anxiety for our well-being that we have the background for this game called life', which we feel that we have today. You have helped us to build a foundation strong enough for any kind of building which we might choose. Your task is finished. Now it's up to us to show our appreciation to you by erecting upon this foundation a building, of which you will be proud. And so, we thank you for all you have done for us and wish you all the success and happiness possible. Seniors, up on your feet. Let's drink a toast to Mr. Shaffer, our instructor, our Principal, but foremost and at all times, our fellow-classmate and true friend. E ai uf'-'f - Q 1.4 - s si -2 -7' 1 ' 1 9 'mi ' 1? . 1 1 -Y le f -i it - i - ' -R-ge - - fr i L VA TE T- ' T- li-.A - 1 Page Ten

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Faculty MISS GENEVIEVE ASHDOWN Mathematics, Social Civics MR. ARTHUR FLEMING Agriculture Adviser of F. F. A. and Freshman Class Mrss EVELYN GRAHAM MR. DONALD FELLER Commercial MISS DONNABELLE FRY Music, English Adviser of Music Club Miss CLARA JOHNSON Miss MTLDRED FINFGELD English, Civics Adviser of News Stal? anal Sophomore Class MR. VVILLIAM FULTON English, Dramatics Contests, Debates MR. ROBERT KRLSEY Latin, English Registrar Commercial Librarian Ircasnrcr of Organized Activities 2 2-Ai A J-. I A f 14 A E5 ar' 1 ' 1 e eff ' ' PAQ , - :1 -7 - A - f - f ---.A .W 4 4 TEL ' T- ' X -' ' Page Twelve