Princeton High School - Tiger Yearbook (Princeton, IL)

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NATIONAL FOR-ENSIC AND DEBATE UPPER ROXV-Mr. Fulton. Lyle Borop. Edward Kissick. Edmund Stiles, Roger Eickmeier. FRONT ROWV-Glenn Buchanan, James Tedrow, Mar- garet Maycox, Rita LaVelli. Norma Klass. Merrill Jackson. SCIENCE CLYB UPPER ROXV-Edward Kissick, Robert Harris. James Connolly, McKinley Gaddie, Marion Powell, Dan Finn, George McManis, Herbert Callinan, Mr. Mortensen. SECOND ROW'-Robert Bradley. Bernadine Nelson, Al- ice Schwab, Vollmer Haurberg. Roy Campbell. Lyle Borop, Eleanor Puttcamp. Harvey Brown, Arnold Pihl, Edward Campbell, Robert NVolfe. THIRD ROXVl-Harold Parr, Ann Nichols, Mae Hussey, Robert Fryer, Betty Mortensen, Joseph Heltz. Maryana Jans- sen, -Glenn Newbury, Harlow Brown, John Bouxseln, George Steele. FOURTH ROXV-Harry Cater, Mary HHIISOUV DOHHH Piper, Santry Fuller, John Sargent, Leota King, Arthur Fox. FRONT RO'W-Roxanna Pierce, Virginia Sharp. Cliiford Moran, Maxine Erickson. Ralph Pierson. Doris Espel, Roger Pierson, Naida Janes. Merrill Jackson. Jeanne Matson, Ever- ett Zimmerman, Roy Brown. H1-Y ' UPPER ROW'-Mr. Lowry, Sanford Vroom, Hermlan Pierson. Roy Campbell, Harry Cater, Robert Fryer, Glenn Newbury, Paul Haberkorn, George Owens, Lowell Simon, Mar- tin Puncke. SECOND ROW-Duncan Bryant, Elliott Bruce, Clarence Pierson, Robert Bradleyy Herbert Callinan, Don Greener, Edward Campbell, Robert XVolfe. , FRONT ROW'-Roger Pierson. Charles Schultz. Elburn Swanlund, Gordon Berlin, James Cowley, Santry Fuller, Leo Evelhock, Merrill Jackson. ' ' DIUSIC CLUB UPPER ROYV--Ardith Goodale. Loretta Brown. Ruth Kuhn, Leota King, Martin Puncke, Maryana Janssen, Eleanor Puttcamp, Bernadine Nelson, Marlowe Mosshart, Ann Nichols. SECOND ROVV-Miss Fry, Helen Schaeffer, Betty Mor- tensen, Virginia Berlin, X'N'oodrow Boles. Jane Nordholm, Helen Sldle, Doris Parr, Gemma Pierl. FRONT ROW'-Maxine Erickson, Nelda Hoover, Mar- guerite Omen. Ruth Johnson, Merrill Jackson, June XVeseter- ling, Jeanne Matson, Roxanna Pierce. NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE Students participating in interscholastic con- tests in oration, declamation, or debate, may be- come members of the National Forensic League. By further participation, advanced degrees can be earned. The degrees which are Merit, Honor, EX- cellence and Distinction, have been earned as fol- lows: Distinction-Edward Kissick, Lyle Borop, Margaret Maycoxg Excellence-Roger Eickmeier, Merit-Rita Lavelli. The new members this year are Norma Klass, James Tedrow. SCIENCE CLUB The study of science is interesting in itself, but when the Science Club endeavors. to make it more interesting, it really succeeds. , C . . By the use of-'short movies, reports given by both members of the club and outsiders, plays, and other' interesting ways of presenting scientific knowledge, the Science Club conducts 'asuccessful program. T- - '- THE HI-Y, CLUB 'The Hi-Y Club is sponsored by the national Y. M. C. A. The planks of the Hi-Y program are clean speech, clean athletics, clean scholarship and clean living. V The membership is composedof Sophos mores, Juniors, and Seniors. The Club meets once each month at ,which time the members hearhtalks and discussions by prominent members of the community. Among the speakers this year have been Father Dougherty, Rev. Shepley, Carey Johnson. ' W In addition to meetings the Club issues a paper each month. Paul Haberkorn is editor . Mr. Lowry is the Club adviser. ' ' . e Music CLUB A a All the girls and boys participating-in musical activities, band, chorus, orchestra, can .belong to this organization. - ' Monthly meetings are held at which.members of the club give piano solos, solos on various instru- ments, short plays, and other types of musical pro- grams. This organization aims to bring about a closer contact with music and its beauties., ,