Princeville High School - Maroon Yearbook (Princeville, IL)

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' SOPHOMORES E OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Engelhorn, Adviror Donna Allen, Vice-Prefident Wendell Hutson, Prefident Audrey Buskirk, Secretary- Trearufer. With two years of our high school days gone We look back over the year in which we won second in the Stunt Show and held our Wiener roast with the freshmen. Twenty of our boys and girls were chosen to be waiters and waitresses at the Junior-Senior Prom. FIRST ROW: Mr. Cordis, S1lpE7'i7Lf6'7ld6I'lI,' Doris Oppelzg Janet Marting Betty McDonnellg Marcella Whittakerg Betty Lindseyg Audrey Buskirk, Wendell Hutsong Donna Alleng Audrey Heinzg Betty Burtong Emily Menoldg and Mr. Engelhorn, Advimr. SECOND ROW N S d B : ona .ny erg etty Stockdellg Ruth Stoeckerg Patricia Laisureg Ruth Guthg Della Streitmatterg Wayne Millerg Bill Germang Mary Wysg Barbara Delbridgeg Louise Gouldg Cleta Stewartg and Marilyn Boyer. THIRD ROW: Bob Murnang Duane Stahlg Clilforcl Theobaldg Dean Heinzg John Knellg Dale Dickinsong Frances Fairfield: Eleanor Asalg Bernard Harney: Eugene Elyg Arthur Baurerg Donald Streitmatterg and Charles Hemmer. FOURTH ROW: Donna Fryg Charles Berryg Harold Predmoreg Charles Wilsong Eugene Talbertg Harold Friedmang Donald Mitchellg blames Messersmithg Lester Smithg George McManisg Ed Harmong Marthajean Baughmang and Betty Lawrence. --A-, Page twenty-three

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JU ioRs OFFICERS RIGHT TO LEFT: Claude Rockel, Vifz'-Pre.riflcrii Charles Miller, Prmiflwzl Joyce White, Sccrrmry- Trzrai 11767 An eventful year for the Junior Class has passed, during which they won first prize in the Stunt Showg sponsored two dancesg sold refreshments at the gamesg produced a successful play Don'z Tnkf My Peiznyf' and gave an unusually good prom on May 4, under the supervision of Miss Gunsten. FIRST ROW: Mr, Corclis, Superirilrizderifg JoAnne Purcellg Betty Sniffg Leona Smithg Claude Rockelg Joyce VVhiteg Charles Millerg lVlartha Petersong Maxine Kelleyg Phyllis Kirtleyg and Mrs. Campbell, A1l'z'i.r0r. SECOND ROVV: Arthur Trowhridgeg Marjorie Morrisg Bernice Wagenbaclig Wilblir W-ilsong Juanita Sliortg Ruth Grunerg Dick Nolandg Dorothy Calleryg Ruth Ann Oakesg Betty Strcitmattei' and Earl Hietter. THIRD ROW: Joe Stollerg Warren Oppeg Bob Streitmatterg Cecelia Dallingerg C'lil'lord Scottg Miriam Hemmerg 'lied Gollrierg livelyn Grunerg Tom Fosterg Fred Grunerrg and Mary Beam, FOURTH ROVV: Robert Callcryg Donna Boyerg Albert Wysg Wilfred Hansong Jessie Begnerg Glenn Dul3oisg liarlmarzi Clieesmang Tom Fogertyg Rosemary Sclielkopfg Elmer Shawg Velma Stewartg and Dororhy Camp. Page twenty-two

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FRESHME t OFFlCERS I,Iul 'l' TO Rl Robert Perdelwitz, l'1-fnflwnl Mr. Banner, ,4di'i.iw- Winilred Callery, View-l'rr.ridfv1l Patricia Allen, Sfrrrlarv- 4'1'Ili',y-jour 7'!'f'll,fIIf! r Having completed our first year in P. C. H. S. known to all as green freshiesf' we are proud of the fact that our class is the largest in schoolg and having acquainted all with our many abilities we are anxious to begin our second year in school. FIRST ROW: Mr. Cordis, Si1pfrinfcndf'nf,' Barbara Colgang Alberta Mitchellg Wintress Websterg Kay Murphyg Glenn Marting Winifred Calleryg Robert Perdelwitzg Patricia Alleng Thomas Maherg Mae Calleryg Jeanne Coatsg Betty Guthg VViIma Wielandg and Mr. Banner, ,4di'i,i-or. SECOND ROW: Patsy Sniffg Joanne Ryanq Anna May Nolandg Marjorie Petersong Mary Crooksg blames Weaverg Raymond Rockelg Mary Ellen Beallg Ethel Burnsg joan Berryg Virginia Burdieki lfileen Heinzg Doris Millerg Mary Ann Smithg and Madeline Ault. THIRD ROW: Phyllis Grunerg Dolores Goffrierg Donald Dellg Lee Murray: Ralph Reedg Dale Harlang Harry Herrmanng Don Baughinang Norman Wielandg Bill Rewertsg Maurice Craing joe Blankg Margaret Di1Bois1 and Leone Wilcox. l UUR'l1H ROVV: Carl Kneerg Fred Lindqnistg Donald Dallingerg Bob Slant-g Beverly Nussg Shirley liiedrbeckg Gleynafa Bawng Bill Moodyg l,averne Messersinithg Dick Carterg Frank Kraft: Mark Hillg Alphia Hohuling and Dean Burns. i