Princeton High School - Tiger Yearbook (Princeton, IL)

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CCNTENTS ADMINISTRATION PAGE SCHOOL BOARD 14 PRINCIPAL 15 FACULTY 16 COOKS AND CUSTODIANS 18 CLAf E SENIORS 22 JUNIORS 34 SOPHOMORES 38 FRESHMEN 42 UNDERCLASS OFFICERS 46 ACTIVITIES MUSIC ORGANIZATIONS 52 PUBLICATIONS GROUPS 56 HONOR GROUPS 58 CLUBS 62 PLAYS 64 ATHLETIC ORGANIZATIONS 68 VOCATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS 72 TPCETT FOOTBALL 76 BASKETBALL 85 TRACK 92 CROSS COUNTRY 95 INTRAMURALS 96 MANAGERS AND CHEERLEADERS 97 TEE RECCED BACCALAUREATE 100 COMMENCEMENT 101 CLASS PROPHECY 102 BABY SNAPS 103 CALENDAR 104 PATRONS 106 INDEX 108 P Kc Ten

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DEDICATION MR. LELAND STAMM TT IS WITH A DEEP sense of pride and admiration that we, the 1954 TIGER staff, dedicate our book to Mr. Leland Stamm. Mr. Stamm came to Princeton High School in 1942. During the time he has been here, the P. H. S. Band has grown in both size and popularity. The school and the Princeton com- munity may be justly proud of Mr. Stamm and his consistently excellent band. The high regard we feel for Mr. Stamm was brought to the surface for all of us just a little over a year ago. Our admiration for him grew stronger as we observed his valiant effort to recover from his painful accident. Now, lit- tle more than a year later, we proudly and affectionately dedicate this book to our almost fully recovered Mr. Stamm. Pane Nine

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rCEEWCED ' I 'HE ANNUAL STAFF of 1954 is very proud to present the 1954 TIGER. We hope you will enjoy reading this annual as much as we enjoyed preparing it for you. It is something that will bring memories back to all of us—memories of our high school years. This year our theme involves taking you on a tour through our school. We are confident the tour'' we have provided will give you an inter- esting record of all the organizations, sports, and other activities which are to be found in our school. We also hope it will help you to know better your classmates and teachers. Perhaps, too, the knowledge you gain through these pages will help you to appreciate the parts of our school that usually go unseen and unsung. Please keep this book as a reminder of the Class of '54, and the achievements made by our class during the past four years. Now, in conclusion, we, the co-editors, wish to express our appreciation to Mr. Kenny for his help and advice, and to our co-workers on the staff for their loyal cooperation in the work of producing this year's annual. —Carol Swanson —Tom Thompson Page Eleven