Princeton High School - Tiger Yearbook (Princeton, IL)

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c cc -earnest-fri C,-1 U T U M N I l MR. GUY A. BRYANT Miss MARY UTHOFF DR. O. J. FLINT L y MR. JOHN S. SKINNER MR. DAVID E. PAMP l l l l l Y l u Q l l l l l i l i A- l Page Ten MR. O. V. Sl-IAFFER E BOARD OF EDUCATION Administration SPRING 1866 ..... The desire for a high school for Princeton Township ..... Much discussion ..... Many meetings ..... Voting ..... The High School debated . . . . . Then chartered by the State Legislature . . . . . Build- ing erected ..... Dedication ..... The School a reality . . . . . A faculty of four . . . . . An enrollment of one hundred thirty-one ..... The first graduating class of fifteen ..... Such was the beginning of the Princeton Township High School. THE YEAR 1894 ..... The building enlarged and re- modeled ..... Enlarged again in 1908 ..... Then Decem- ber 1924 ..... A fire ..... School carried on in various and sundry places ..... More plans ..... Voting again . . . . . A beautiful new building . . . . . Excellent equipment . . . . . Up-to-date class rooms . . . . . Well equipped labora- tories ..... A fine gymnasium ..... A,spacious auditor- ium ..... An athletic field ..... Dedication ..... An Alumni Banquet ..... A new phase in Princeton High School. AUTUMN 1936 ..... A new school year ..... A student body of four hundred fifty-four, the largest in the history of the school .....1 A senior class of ninety-five . . . . . A faculty of twenty-one . . . . . Two new faces on the Faculty ..... A new face on the Board of Education ..... A campus lovely in the autumn sunlight ..... Gay laugh- ter of students ..... Shoutings from the athletic field and gymnasium ..... Music from band-orchestra-chorus . . . . . Students and faculty busy in the classroom. Such is the Princeton Township High School of today.

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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

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F A C U L T Y -Qssigg-. Meet Mr. Shaffer, our genial Principal ..... Miss Ashdown, our Dean of girls and teacher of mathematics ..... Miss Bell, our G. A. A. Sponsor and Teacher of English ..... Miss Berry, our Senior adviser and Professor of t'Bugolog'y . . . . . Mr. DeLay, Coach of Dramatics and Head of the English Department ..... Mr. Ewart, Assistant Coach and Instructor of Science ..... Mr. Fleming, Authority on Agriculture ..... Miss Fry, leader Cf Chorus and Orchestra ..... Miss Graham, Special- ist in the language of the Ancients ..... Miss Clara Johnson, our eificient Keeper of the Records . . . . . Miss Clarice Johnson, Dispenser of Books from the Library ..... Mr. Kelsey, Keeper of the Monies and Authority in all Realms of Finance The Faculty Mlss GENEVIEVE ASHDOWN Miss MARGARET BELL Miss JUNE BERRY MR. FRANK DE LAY MR. CYRIL EWAR1' MR. ARTHUR FLEMING Miss DONNABELLE FRY Miss EVELYN GRAHAM Miss CLARA JOHNSON Miss CLARICE JOHNSON MR. ROBERT KELSEY MR. HAROLD LowRY Miss FRANCES MALSBURY MRS. FRANCES MAYEUR MR. JAMES MORTENSEN MR. ALFORD MosER Miss JEAN PALMER Miss ARLENE PRINCE MR. ERXC STROM MR. ALLEN WERBELOW . . . . . Mr. Lowry, our Band Leader and Teacher of our Country's History ..... Miss Malsbury, our small but eHicient Instructor in Home Economics . . . . . Mrs. Mayeur, proficient in French and English and the Ccnsor of the News Notes ..... Mr. Mortensen, Chief Authority in the Realms of Physics and Chemistry ..... Mr. Moser, Director of Athletics and noted Instructor of Freshmen as well as Senior Adviser ..... Miss Palmer, Inter- preter of the Intrigues of Europe and the Tiger's Adviser ..... Miss Prince, Guardian of our Health . . . . . Mr. Strom, our Coach of Athletics . . . . . and last but not least Mr. Werbeloxv, Instructor in Shorthand and Typing. Page Eleven