One On 1: Actor John Lithgow Reflects On His Many Roles (PHS Class of '63)
"By the time he [John Lithgow] graduated Princeton High School, he'd already attended about eight other schools in Ohio and Massachusetts. Then he attended Harvard University, where a solo in a Gilbert and Sullivan show sealed the deal."
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Heidi Faith '73. Heidi is currently a graphic designer in the San Francisco Bay area. In 1980 she was a part of the U.S. National Field Hockey Team. She was also the head lacrosse coach at Stanford University for six years.
Mike Lemonick '71. Mike went to PHS and lives in Princeton. He was a staff science writer for Time Magazine for twenty years, and currently works for Climate Central, a Princeton-back think tank. He now contributes to magazines such as Time, Scientific American, and National Geographic, and lectures at Princeton University.
Paul Miles '81. Paul is the founder and president of the Academy for Athletes, a sports consultation business that aids athletes in creating a "Game Plan for Life" and provides them with support after they end their athletic career. Before his career in executive management, Miles played football professionally for the Seattle Seahawks and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Dr. David Fiero '85. More than a third of Princeton High School students have gone through the ordeal of orthodentia with the aid of Dr. Fiero who once walked the halls of PHS.
PRINCETON SCHOOLS ALUMNI
Princeton High School's Alma Mater is traditionally sung at the Fall Pep Rally by the Cat's Meow, the oldest all-female a capella group at PHS. It is also sung by the student body at the Gold Key Service Award Ceremony in the spring, as well as at the annual graduation ceremony, led by the ladies of the Cat's Meow.
Christine Carbone - Student Activities Coordinator 
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