Princeton High School - Tiger Yearbook (Princeton, IL)

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I934 - I935 The year 1934-1935 marks the sixty-seventh year in the existence of the school. Organized in 1867 as the first township high school in the state, its example has been followed by many communities until today the township high school is an es- sential feature of modern education. The total enrollment for the year was three hundred ninety-seven. This included seventy-two Seniors, eighty-eight Juniors, one hundred ten Sophomores, and one hun- dred twenty-seven Freshmen. The year saw one new teacher, Miss June Berry, added to the faculty to fill the vacancy left by Miss Charlotte Stetson, who resigned after thirty-six years of faithful service. Miss Ashdown was chosen as Dean of Girls. A new course in Home Appreciation was added to the curriculum. This course is open tolJunior and Senior boys and is planned to give them an insight into the problems of home-making. The curriculum of the school includes the following course of study: - W Language: English, Latin, French, Speech. X Mathematics: Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry. - Science: General Science, General Biology, Zoology, Botany, Physics, Chemistry, Physiology, Physiography, Psychology, Home Hygiene. L ' Social Sciencesi Social Civics, World History, American History, Economics, Senior Civics. -V , ' Q Agriculture:. Agronomy, Horticulture, Animal Husbandry, Farm Management, Farm Mechanics. A . -Commercial: Typing, Stenography, Accounting, Business Science. Music: Band, Orchestra, Chorus. Physical Education. T These subjects are grouped into six courses for which a diploma is given. The courses are English Language, English Scientific, General, General Commercial, Com- mercial Stenographic, Vocational Agriculture, and Vocational Home Economics. 1 Tl-IE BOARD OF EDUCATION MR. GUY A. BRYANT Miss CAMILLA FERRIS DR. O. J. FLINT MR. DAVID PAMP MR. RICHARD SKINNER

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INISTRATIQN The FACU LTY MR. O. V. SHAFFER Principal, Psychology MISS GENEVIEVE ASHDOWN Dean of Girls, Mathematics MR. ALFORD MOSER Mathematics, Assistant Coach MISS MILDRED FINFGELD English, Civics MISS DONNABELLE FRY Music, English MR. WILLIAM FULTON Speech, D'i'amatics, English MR. ERIC STROM English, Coach MISS EVELYN GRAHAM Latin, English MISS EVELYN TURNER French, Physical Education MR. D. J. NANCE Science, Physical Eclacation MR. J. C. MORTENSEN Chemistry, Physics MISS JUNE BERRY Biology MISS JEAN PALMER Histoiy, Civics MR. HAROLD LOWRY History, Bancl MISS CECILE MALSBURY Home Economics MR. ARTHUR FLEMING Agriciiltiwe MR. DONALD FELLER Commercial MR. ROBERT KELSEY C ommefrcial MISS CLARA JOHNSON Registfrai' MISS ARLENE PRINCE Home Hygiene