Princeton High School - Tiger Yearbook (Princeton, IL)

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Ie errnnot eqnol for one lloffr A I li lien yentiuns roll their fingers fight -ind Clzestnufs full from satin Inari-s l lliflzonf rr sound of n'of'ning,' f , I ll lien on the ground red 11111 f' J -lnd redfler sflll on olcl stone trolls The Year Uniioldswy Seasons come ..... And go . . , . Autumn lirilliant with lite and color gives way to Winter ..... Winter cold and spark- ling.: steps aside and melts into Spring: ..... Spring expectant and hopeful witnesses growth and aetion ..... All blended together ...... -X nd another school year is over ...... -X vear filled with activity ..... Studies ..... Dramaties . . . . . Athletics . . . . . Concerts . . . . . Exams . . . . . And then Commencement . . . . One vear passes into' another .,... Club Meetings ..... Fun . . . . . Friendships . . . . . Hours in the class room . . . . . Frolics on the gym floor . . . . Dances ...... A ssemhly pro- grams ..... Open House . . Teas ..... Hikes .... . All vivid, vital. essential ...., Once the center of attention . . , . . Soon to he set aside and t'org'otten . . . . . To liecome memories only . . . . Yet not t'ore'otten . . . . In the pages ot' the Tiger . . . . . In written word . . . Or in a picture ..... One may relive his school days ..... For here is the record of the year . . . . . Vital to those who were a part ot' it . . . . . Meaning- less, perhaps. to those that will come later ..... Time passes . . , . . Interests change . . . . . But Memories linger . . . , . The Tiger In-comes 21 cherished possession through which one turns hack the pages ol' time .... The 13037 Statl' presents another issue ot' The Tiger ..... May it lie for you a real treasure chest ..... Filled with pleasant memories ot' your school days . . . AUTUMN suns ond slrivs of .Inne .-incl flon'c'rs of June fogetlzer Orlolfer's lnriglzt lrlnf' n'r'rftlzer. Y To sure flzenz front Iliff niorniny, In piles like jeirels shining, ,-Ire leaves of ivoorl hint' tirininy. --Helen Hunt .inf-l,-son

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,ae W I ,And Toilers Bold Editors: Betty Moran, Virginia Piper. Business Staff: - Duncan Bryant, Doris Parr, Dick Paschen, Dorothy Snyder. Athletics: Albert Ehringer, Dick Kasheer. Activities: Alice Bowman, Virginia Stein. Snaps: - Dale Nickelsen, Helen Lenihan, Mary Sliker. Art: - Helen Siclle, Dorothy Hyler, Helen Gibbs. Features: Norma Klass, Eugene Moran. Typists: Marian Nelson, Marcella Schaefer. l junior Representatives: Bendy Nathan, James Tedrow. I age Four VVINTER t'The clouds, from. their still shirts, Hacl shaken. clown to earth the feathery snow, And all was white. The nmssy trunks Are cased in pure erystulg each light spray, Noclcling and tinkliny in the breath of lLea'ven,, Is stzfclclecl with ifs freiliblivzg water-flrops, Thai glimmer with U17 rrmethystine light. But vwzuzcl the pareizi-sfenl. the long low lmzffflzk, Bend, in fc glittering ring, mzcl arbors hide The glossy floorfl -Iiryu nf TER :4.....f:f':f ::.E5:EE55'i : :- i :'::i55T51 3 'fiK.r . A 2,5 2.12-'31 :V ' ii' if . :M ,,,, . , . ' 'sz 1- fm-4314225 . ie,-z.z,-me . .wi 'g+.,::T ,-..--4.