Princeton High School - Tiger Yearbook (Princeton, IL)

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BCJHRD CF EDUC HTIOTI if One woman, Miss Mary Uthoff, and four men, Mr. David Pamp, Mr. john Skinner, Mr. Miles Bryant, and Mr. Charles Fawcett make up our Board of Education, which so ably administers the affairs of our high school. To this group we owe our beautiful school building, our faculty, our high standards of educa- tion'-in brief, the fine advantages that only an American high school can offer. These capable citizens give freely and graciously their time and ability to make possible every advantage for us, the students of Princeton High School. Mr. Pamp, president of the Board, is a well- known business man who does his best to solve many school problems. Mr. Skinner, a graduate of the Class of '04, is secretary of the Board. Through his hands pass all finances necessary to the successful operation of the school. Mr. Miles Bryant, a graduate of the Class of '12, carries on the Bryant tradition of efficient and unselfish service on the High School Board. The youngest member of our Board is Mr. Charles Fawcett. Mr. Fawcett is well acquainted with the high school students, understands their problems, and enjoys their confidence. Miss Mary Uthoff, former County Superinten- dent of Schools and a teacher, is well qualified by her extensive experience for her position as a fifth member of the Board. ir MR. CHARLES FAWCETT MR. MILES BRYANT MISS MARY UTHOFF MR. DAVID PAMP MR. JOHN SKINNER rwi

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THE HDITIIFIISTRHTORS if Students of Princeton High School are extreme- ly grateful for our two excellent and efficient ad- ministrators. Mr. Shaffer, our principal, is admired by teachers and pupils alike. He came to Princeton in 1920 as a science instructor and returned after two years in Oak Park, Illinois, to serve as principal of the high school. Aside from his duties as head executive of the school, Mr. Shaffer finds time to introduce the fundamentals of psychology to the seniors, do numerous things in the community. and take part in state and national educational meet- ings. Ashdown, our Dean of Girls, though small in stature, has large duties to perform. In addition to teaching algebra, geometry, and trigo- nometry, she sponsors Hi-Tri and advises the Honor Societies. Miss Ashdown may always be depended upon for a helping hand and a cheerful smile. She has our respect and our genuine appreciation for her efforts in our behalf. Miss ir MISS GENEVIEVE ASHDOWN MR. OWEN V. SHAFFER full