Princeton High School - Tiger Yearbook (Princeton, IL)

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......lFIIQlIfs iHMiIEN HOMIE ROOM 109-First Row: R, Diller, H. Behrens. R. Anderson, XV. Cain, R. Anderson, R. Camper, K, Bram Second Row: lfdwards, li. Earnest, I.. Booth. M. Bird. j. Coulter. F. Barlcei, R. Faiell, Chamherx, F. Iii: mn. R, lzckdahl, Third Row: D. Bailey, Ci. Carter, R. Elliott. M. Cmssetk, li, Aim, C. Bevington, D. Markley, faldxvc-ll. C.. lzspel, C.. Dahlman. P, Barsun. Mr. Ciolle. NE BRIGHT SEPTEMBER morning we hurried into the school and headed straight for 109, which is the cafeteria, to see who our homeroom teacher was. We soon found out that it was .1 short young man with a crew-cut. This little man's name is Mr. Goble. After he gave us our padlocks, we Sat there trying to open them. We were making so much noise he told us to he quiet. A few days later we elected officers. Gary Carter is the president of our wonderful home- room. The vice president is Richard Eckdahl, and the secretary-treasurer is Pamela Batson. Wfe hope we will have as much fun in the coming three years as we have had this year. Wfe all agree Mr. Goble is a very fine homeroom teacher. l'.1ec N X A

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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.

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IFIIQESIHMIIEN ...... HOME ROOM 105-First Row: I., Huey, XV, Furdl11in1,D. Harris. R, Harris, R, josephson. I.. johnson, M. Hult. I.. Langstrum. R. Herron, Second Row: M. Hairis, I., junta B. Kasbeer, N, jnlinwn. j. Heuer, P. Freeman, C. Iiultv. j. Hughett. S. Hultecn, I., lame. Third Row: D. Kalis, M. Fredrickson, D. l..ii'sun. Ii. Horton, D, johnson. R. Iiarley. S. Finn, D. Knable. IZ. Knepp. P. Lampkin. M, johnson, Mr. Howard. N THE FIRST DAY of school, twenty-nine bewildered freshmen trudged into Room IOS under the teaching of Mr. Howard. When we finally got the swing of the big and strange build- ing, we elected officers. Roger josephson was unanimously elected presidentg Mickey Hult. vice presidentg and Bev Kasbeer, secretary-treasurer. When the time came for constructing a float for Homecoming, everyone gave time to make the float a big success. But it seems the judges didn't think it was especially outstanding, for we ig I IkllIL'lJll received only honorable mention. liut we were still proud. As the year went on, we discovered many star athletes among the boys. They participated in foot- ball, basketball, and. of course, track. But we also found out we had stars among the girls, for Home- room 105 had two of the three freshman cheer- leaders for the lfresh-Sopb team. While the year is coming to an end, all of us from Homeroom 105 hope that next year's class has as much fun. as we have had with Mr Howard.