Princeville High School - Maroon Yearbook (Princeville, IL)

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UNIOR 'lihe junior's spent a busy and eventful year, beginning with the annual Wiener roast with the seniors. Then, of course, they undertook the usual junior task of making money, they continued junior Christmas card sales, the food stand, presented the class play, and sponsored a very successful Barn Dance. The junior class this year started something new, a dancing class for the benefit of non- dancing juniors. They ended their year With a Fine prom that everyone enjoyed. Firfz Row: Marilyn l.aMay, Barbara Colgan, joan Berry, lfthel Burns, Jeanne Coats, Shirley Biederbeck. Sammi Row: Dean Burns, Don Dell, Elwood Peterson, Alberta Mitchell, Marjorie Peterson. Third Row: Glenn Martin, Bill Moody, Richard Emery, Mark Hill, jim Weaver, Dick Carter. VI A.u+.,, 5 .4 1 4 gc Irwvil-v-,fnirr

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OPHOMORE The sophomore class started out its year as full-fledged high school kids, no longer the green freshies that We used to know. They are now adjusted to the ways of high school. The sophomores' first event of the year was ri Wiener roast with the freshmen and the last a party in the spring. The class proudly walked off with a couple of P. T. A. prizes, having had the largest number of parents present at those meetings. Firft Row: Marie Foster, Helen Adolphson, Marjorie Emery, Frances Adams, Dorothy Bziurcr, - Gladys Barrett. Second Row: jack Moody, Elmer Martin, Bob Robinson, Dan Hyde, Pat Harmon. Third Row: Ted Fairfield, Don Baughman, Dick Webber, Bob Duty. Page fwenty-fix