Princeton High School - Tiger Yearbook (Princeton, IL)

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5 T Page Eight iifeegggg it f V4 U T U M N School again ..... The scene opens with Miss Clara Johnson busily typing a bulletin of the week's news ..... Standing near by is a second Miss Johnson, newcomer on the faculty and custodian of the volumes of knowledge ..... The Senior Class Presi- dent has turned merchant and is displaying his wares-Balloons and pennants to be used at the football game ..... In the picture below we find Donald Roberts clinging to the chandelier while he gazes at his rivals in The Whole Town's Talking . . . . . A football game is underway-Princeton lost ..... More Balloons, banners, and books exhibited this time by the editors of the Tiger ..... Fall is nearly over as is shown by the labors of Vic and Sam on the campus ..... It has been said that in the spring a young man's fancy turns to thoughts of love but for Simp the fall is just as satisfactory ..... Want to fly? Well, hereis your chance-Just borrow one of these aeroplanes from the General Science Classes ..... Doors open at noon and students flock eagerly to their class rooms in spite of the lure of the great out-of-doors . . . . . Meet Mr. Werbelow, another newcomer to P. H .S. faculty . . . . . Ida Jane smiles sweetly in spite of her threats to murder the editors if this snap finds its way into the Tiger ..... The Tiger really gets on the way to being a real animal as Betty Moran wields the paper cutter, Virginia Piper writes copy, and Miss Palmer assists generally.

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9 3 6 terrific A f xv -'fsmmnswfrxmwv i 1 vf W BOOK ONE THE AUTUMN Opening day of school ..... Bewildered Freshies ..... Overbearing Sophomores ..... Elated Juniors ..... Sup- posed-to-be-dignified Seniors ..... Meeting of old friends , . . . . Making new acquaintances . . . . . Red and yellow leaves blowing across the campus . . . . Election of officers . . . . . Weiner roasts and picnics . . . . . Impact of body aganst body on the football field ...., Cheers and groans from the bleachers ..... Studies slightly neglected ..... Report cards ..... Studies no longer neglected .,.,. Organ- ization of Clubs ..... Band ..... Orchestra ..... Chorus . . . . . Parties . . . . . Thanksgiving Vacation . . . . . Turkey . . Need for more vacation ..... And Autumn is gone. BOOK ONE Chapter I VVherein one finds the Board of Education and Faculty prepared to begin another year in P. H. S. Chapter II Wherein school opens and one beholds the incoming Freshies. Chapter III Wherein football holds the attention of the student body. Chapter IV VVherein clubs begin to function after the approved manner. Chapter V VVherein the record of fall activities appears. Nine