Princeton High School - Tiger Yearbook (Princeton, IL)

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MR. FAWCETT MR. BRYANT MISS UTHOFF MR. PAMP MR SKINNER BUAIQD CAIQIQIES ON IN TRADITIONAL FASHIDN Miss Mary Uthoff, Mr. David Pamp, Mr. john Skinner, Mr. Miles Bryant and Mr. Charles Fawcett comprise the Board of Education of Princeton Township High School. Miss Uthoff, class of '02, is extremely well qualified as a School Board member as she has taught in Lincoln School and has served as Superintendent of the Bureau County Schools. Mr. Pamp, while not a grad of P. T. H. S., is nevertheless interested in the welfare of Princeton young people and gives unsparingly of his time and energy. I Mr. Skinner, class of '04, is the financial wizard of the Board and all funds pass through his hands. Mr. Bryant, class of '12, is carrying on in the true Bryant fashion and can be counted upon for efficiency and unselfish service. Mr. Fawcett, class of '28, is well known to all as an understanding friend who will help Princeton Township High School students solve their problems. The students of P. T. H. S. feel they are very lucky to have such an efficient, unselfish, and understanding Board of Education. E81

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DMINISSETIQATIDN OUR Board of Education, generous with time and interest ..... Our Principal, friend of all . .... Our Dean of Girls, full of graciousness, ideas, and energy . . . . Our Faculty, giving willingly of help, knowledge, and patience . . . E73

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Administrator, adviser, teacher, friend-these terms make us think at once of our Princeton Township High School principal, Mr. O. V. Shaffer. Smoothing out schedule difficulties, providing interesting assemblies, supervising the many details of school life are all part of Mr. Shaffer's every-day job. His advice, sought by students and parents, is gladly given. The class of 1944, particularly, is indebted to him for his leadership. Despite these administrative duties Mr. Shaffer has not lost contact with the class room, a fact illustrated by the enrollment in his ever popular psychology class. Busy as are his days, there is always time for Mr. Shaffer to be a friend to everyone. His B. S. degree was earned at Westminster College and his M. S. at the University of Illinois. Miss Genevieve Ashdown, 'our dean of girls, is a graduate of Knox College. She serves as faculty adviser and sponsor to the class of 1945, the National Honor Society, the Hi-Tri Organization, the Pep Club, and can be relied upon to support all school social functions. In addition, she teaches classes in algebra, geometry, and trigonometry. Miss Ashdown has the well earned praise and admiration of the entire student body. Princeton High School is indeed fortunate in having such fine ad- ministrators as Mr. Shaffer and Miss Ashdown. 0. V. SHAFFEIQ AND MISS ASHDDWN ' LEAD D. T. l'1. S. ivy ' MISS GENEX IEVE ASHDOWN MR. O. V. SHAFFER l9l