Princeton Junior High School - Day by Day Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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5E: . .lw-c Art Club The Art Club, established in 1978, provides students with learning opportunities related to the world of art. Activities differ from those offered in the regular art classes. The club works on seasonal crafts and sponsors many art related activities such as poster con- tests, costume contest for a Halloween dance, and craft eoxhibits.

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SOLS Students Offering Leadership Ser- vlce Is a volunteer program for students at PJHS. We represent our school in different activities. We try to make our- selves good examples for other students to follow. Some of our activities this year include assisting patents to find their child's class during the parentheacher con- ferences, ushering any school pro- gmms. and showing the elementary dis- trict 6th graders around our school Being in SOLS has helped me per- sonally to be a leader at Princeton Junior High School. Marci Hale F oreign Language . Club The Foreign Language Club is open to all students who are enrolled in French. Latin, and Spanish classes The purpose of the club is to give its mem- bers an opportunity to explore more fully the backgrounds and cultures of the countries from which their lan- guages come. The Triangle of Language club con- sisted of thirty-five students. who are Interested in learning about different customs and celebrations around the world. Language Club Front Row: Colette Pfeiffer, Mich- elle Phillips, Rachel Royal, Annice Blevins. Row 2: Emilie Hickey,' Pierre Kuehnet. Bernard Fetter, Carole Sandusky, Fatima Rang- wola. Back Row: Jean-Claude Husk Jean-Pierre Garrett. Monsieur Hout, Christophe Deyo.

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The fourth annual TRHawaiian Dance was held on Feb. 19, 1988 at the Junior High Cafeteria. The disc jockey was Lady T. Students were in the spirit wearing their favorite Hawaiian shirts, jams, and crazy beach hats. The dance was everything but lame. P.J.H.Ss had Hawaii brought to them.