Princeville High School - Maroon Yearbook (Princeville, IL)

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IUNIOR CLASS o 'Cl W-I W0 av First Row Marge Smith Dolores Woertz Earllne Wnsenbuug Vurglnna Stubbs Eileen Thurston Second Row Barbara Morrls Barbara Snlflf Marlorle Slane Shlrley Streltmatter Lots Wnlluarns Third Row Lester Streutmatter Verl Stockdell Frank Pxercy Robert We-start Sonny Noonen Pa Morrls Lots Mclntyre Cecnl Starkweather Flrsf Row Caryl Cordls Altce Ryan Marnlyn Peterson Iva Camp Dorls Bown Phyllts Crnkson Second Row Margue Blnss Marlene Adams Irma Begner Eleanor Ely Aldine Asal Third Row Gene Callery Don Epley Ralph Gnlbert Mnltor' Dallnnger Torn DuBo1s Earl Brandenburg Page twenty two y ,s .... i A ':1 l - X1 td -. ,i ,f f' V U N ' ' 1 1 1 f 1 l 1 ' 3 1 I 1 , 1 - - f f . A Z 1 1 1 1 I ' : , , , , , -- 3 f , , f f '

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JU IOR CLASS 'T JIM MONTGOMERY Vice President MRS GERTRUDE COLE Advisor SHIRLEY STREITMATTER President LUKIE LAUBER Secretary Treasurer The juniors started the year with a good prom as their main goal, Under the guidance of Mrs. Gertrude Cole, their advisor, they sold candy and Christmas cards, operated the concession stand during basketball season and sponsored a bake sale in the spring in order to defray expenses for this event. The class has been well represented in school activities this year. Quite a few ot the boys made varsity teams in both football and basketball and the varsity cheerleaders were five iunior girls. Two of the iunior girls were named attendants to the homecoming queen and the iuniors won first place for their homecoming float. The cast of the one act play which was taken to the Regional Contest was made up of luniors November l7 the tumors presented their class play Love ls Too Much Trouble First Row Marianne Moore Martha Leuthold Bertha Grunert Maydelle Grossatnt Carlotta Millard Winnie Hawksworth Second Row Helen Hodges Joyce Johnston Jean Johnston Lukie Lauber Dons Kraft Third Row Bill Hawley Eb Miller Jim Gould Jim Montgomery Don Higgs Walter Herrmann Page twenty on r ' - rr u . r A I , - 1 , I 1 t - 3 t t t 1 - . xv Q

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OPHOMORE CLASS The sophomores, patting themselves on the back for making it through their freshman year, started their second year with assurance of success. They elected Mr. A. G. Samaras, a new member of the faculty, as their advisor. Their float for the homecoming parade won honorable mention, and they were awarded second place for their stunt, The Arthur Godfrey Talent Show, which they entered in the annual stunt show, They had a St. Patrick's Day party which proved to be a big success. If their last two years of high school are as eventful as their MR A G SAMARAS Advlsm first two they will be memorable ones SHERMAN HAWLEY President SHIRLEY RENCH Vice President MARY SPRINGER Secretary Treasurer Second Row Shirley Cunningham Audrey Benedict Charlotte Aby Nancy Estes Third Row Don Aby Sherman Hawley Delmar Clark Ernie Curry Raymond Crooks Page twenty three First Row: Charlene Chapin, Jean Anne Fairfield, Leatha Barrett, Sharon Burk, Dorothy Barrett.