Princeton High School - Tiger Yearbook (Princeton, IL)

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. 1' Seated: W. Hopkins, M. Conley, J. Yardley, D. Larson, J. Anthony, K. Rici, C. Sutcliffe, D. Doll. Standing: K. Rockey, j. Peterson, R. josephson, D. Zunkel. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Preyidezzf ..... Walter Hopkins Vive Pfeyidefll . . Marcia Conley Serrelary . . . june Yardley Treamrer . David Larson SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Preyidezll ..... V ire Pl'E.IifLlC'lIf . Serrelary . . . Treaxnrer' FRESHMAN CLASS Pf'!.'.l'id6 Ilf ..... Vife Pfeiidelll . . SL't'l'LJfdl'j' . . . Tl'6'dJ'llf'?l' . . jerry Anthony . . Karen Rici Carol Sutcliffe . Dianna Doll OFFICERS . Keith Rockey . jim Peterson Roger Josephson Douglas Zunkel IU N ID IE IDC ILAS5 'U II: If II 'C IE IDS Classes were organized. Fillcci

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Left to Right: Mrs. Vivian Booth, Mrs. Minnie Lange, Mrs. Clara XXfalstrom 'DUUIIYS A NIU 'CIUSTDIDIIANS E ARE VERY fortunate to have such excel- lent cooks to prepare our noon meals and special banquets. Mrs. Clara Xlifalstrom, heacl cook, Mrs. Vivian Booth. and Mrs. Minnie Lange com- prise this competent staff. Our school is kept pleasantly clean by the school's staff of custodians. Mr. john Betz, Mr. Bill Schultz, ancl Mr. .lack DeVore, known only to us by their first names, have this important responsibility. We would like to express our appreciation for the work ancl time these men and women have put in so that we can take pritle in saying we are from Princeton High School. Left to Right: Mr. sluhn Betz, Mr, Vlfilliam Scliultv. Mr. D. D. DeVi1re Page Fuurteeil

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IFIIQIIZSII-IMKIENM... HOME ROOIVI 10-l-First Row: j. Nally, li. Lee, D, Nave. V. D. Malshury. l.. Lewis. XV. Mefum. Second Row: vl. Peterson K. Nelson. Miles. rl. Lawton, A, Pullen, K, Pierson, Piitt, 5. M4:ial1,Al, Peters, M. Peterson, Miss Lutllsinger. Magnuson. NV. hiac l7unald, K. Rotkey. N. Riley, . I. Reavy. K. May, j. Retlnour, ,I. Pt-tree. Third Row: Fourth Row: j, Rayfield, J, Putttamp, B, Netf, M. Lawes, S4 Lawton. Absent: N. Smith, I.. Roseimxv, N SEPTEMBER 6, 1955, thirty bewildered Freshmen entered Homeroom 104 fthe best Freshman homeroomj. It took us quite a while to get the swing of high school, but when we finally did, we decided to elect officers, Keith Rockey was elected presidentg Bill McDonald, vice presidentg 'lim Peterson, secretaryg and Judy Puttcamp, treasurer. From our room, Keith Rockey was elected president of the freshman class, and jim Peterson was vice president. Pane Sixteen We attempted to make a float, but spent most of our time at the Shop drinking cokes. The float was assembled in Ann Pullen's big garage. We were proud to have had in our home- room a second ,loe Ruklick, Vern Magnuson. He played on the sophomore basketball team and did very well. We'x'e had fun in Miss Luuhsingers Home' room 104, and hope the next year's class has just as much fun.