Princeville High School - Maroon Yearbook (Princeville, IL)

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FIRST ROW: Doris Oppelz, Donna Fry, Betty Lawrence, Barbara Delbridge, l,ieselotte Mangold, lrene Malone, Marilyn Boyer, Betty jane McDonnell, Betty Lindsey. Marcella Whittaker, Fleanor .'Xsal, Patricia Laisure, Miss Doris Gunsten, A dwimr. SECOND ROW: George McManis, limily Menold, Ruth Guth, Della Streitniatter, Martha Barrett, Betty Stockdell, Cleta Stewart, Frances Fairfield, Betty Burton, janet Martin, Donna Allen, Dean Heinz. THIRD ROW: Lester Smith, Edmund Harmon, Bob Murnan, Eugene Fly, Charles Berry, Dale Diekinson, joe Camp, Donald Mitchell, Bill German, Wendell Hutson, Arthur Baurer, Don Streitmatter. FOURTH ROW: Charles Hemmer, Harold Predmore, Richard limery, Clifford lheobald, james Messersmith, David Harmon, Wayne Miller, joe Oppe, lfugene Talbert, Duane Stahl, Harold Friedman, johnny Knell, Charles Wilson. The Freshmen We have completed a very successful and happy year being Green Freshiesn at P. C. H. S. Our class enjoyed a Weiner roast with the Sophomore class in September and also a St. Patrickls Party with the Sophomores, Friday evening, March 16. We are just learning how, but with the largest class in school we surely have possibilities. aw Wendell Hutson, l'l'I'l'-l,fI',flllf'Ill' lietty ,lane McDonnell, Prffidrul Miss Doius ciiUNS'I'liN, .fldzrimr Bill German, Secretary-7'rearun'r Page fifteen

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I i ACTIUITIES cw U R school provides many activities in which it is our privilege and pleasure to participate. Social hours are spent in a number of different ways . . . dancing, parties and games. The music department provides opportunities For us to develop musical talent through Glee Clubs, Band, and Orchestra. Dramatics Club permits us to worlc and study dramatic art. Home Ec. and F.F.A. are prominent names on our list of activities for aspiring home malcers and farmers. i