Princeton High School - Tiger Yearbook (Princeton, IL)

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WE HONOR ... MR. JOSEPH L KENNY

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EDITORIAL BOARD—Fir t row: R. Flint. L. Magnuson. N. Miles. T. Kennedy. J. Gunning, Mr. Kenny. Second row: P. Townsend. E. Nelson. P. Huffstodt. A. Brown. S. Byrd. L. Larson. J. Rinella. N. Lundquist. Third row: C. Vance, G. Richards. S. Glenn. P. Walker. K. Nickelsen. T. Foster. L. Mallonee. Foreword . . . The 1960 TIGER STAFF chose as its theme “Going Like ’60” to emphasize two facts — the graduation year of our class. 1960; and the movement of this mechanized era. To illustrate this movement, we have used various models of automobiles with a Tiger as the driver to guide you, the reader, through the 1959-1960 school year. Any finished yearbook represents the combined efforts of many indi- viduals — and this 1960 TIGER is no exception! We would like to take this op- portunity to express our appreciation to Mr. Stamm, our class adviser, Mr. Kenny, our annual adviser, the section editors and their staffs, and the members of the 1960 class for their support. Page 5 Terry Kennedy Nancy Miles

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Dedication We, the Class of I960, will never look at our copies of the TIGER without thinking of you, Mr. Kenny. All of us have either studied under you or worked with you. We feel the success of our efforts as high school students has been inspired and developed by you during these years that we have been working in close association with each other. Indicative of such association is the atmosphere of informality which you have created and encouraged in your classes—an atmosphere which demonstrates your unusual understanding of our growing maturity. As a result of such congeniality, this annual has progressed happily under your sympathetic guidance to the point that we can now say, “Here is your TIGER.” It is, Mr. Kenny, in great affection and admiration that your friends, the Class of 1960, take great pride and pleasure in dedi- cating this annual to you.