Princeville High School - Maroon Yearbook (Princeville, IL)

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What would we do without them? This, it seems, expresses our feeling about the bus drivers -lVlr. Weaver, Mr. Bouton, and Mr. White--for truly, they play an important role in our school. In spite of hus trouhle or bad roads they are always courteous, understanding, and willing to he of service. Mr. Louis Daily Page lfz'e'1rw' BU DRIVER Mr. Harold Bouton, Mr, Harrison VVhite, Mr. Earl Weaver Our school is judged to a great extent hy the appearance of our class- rooms and halls. It is the duty of our janitor to keep them up to the highest standards. This is lVlr. Daily's hrst year as janitor at our school, and he has fulfilled the joh well, Later in the year, lVlr. John Conley was employed to assist Mr. Daily in his work. Needless to say, it takes much time and patience to keep uspic and spanl' a building which houses approximately two hundred high school hoys and girls.

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SENIOR ADVISOR D SENIOR OFFICER 'I'Iiis is Miss KientzIe's secnncl zulvisur to nur elziss. Nu year as words can completely express Imw much we zippreeizire Iier guiilzinee :intl the interest she has slinwn in our elznss. To express our apprecia- tion we would like to say, I'I1ank vnu Miss Kientzle for ever thin '. . , , Smut-tIiing unusual Iiappened this yezlrp the seniors eIcc'tecI three Imys for nI'Iieers tn represent our class. They have Iween efiieient ufiieers and have served our class weII. I3iII Germain, l'rr',vidw:l .Iini Ix'IL'SSL'I'SIIlITII, I'ir'1'-l'1'w,v1'rlf' I' ml I In rninn, Srf1'wln1'x'-7'm'fl.r1 Pugzr fIJIll'I1'l'lI Miss Helen Klentzle, .flrlwimr