Princeville High School - Maroon Yearbook (Princeville, IL)

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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

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ACTIVITIES P. C. H. S. certainly has a well- rounded school program that pre- pares one not only for college but also for life. It develops our person- alites, poise and social understanding, as Well as increases our knowledge. , 5 0: ,N M157 R v f .- ' :wx lfffffxw -x ' X 5 , 'J '-I-ix