The Noino Study Club honored PSHS graduates Chandler Evans, Maris Gayid and Macy Harpole with scholarships.
Princeton Masonic Lodge No. 1436 A.F. & A.M. presented scholarships on April 30 to Caden Harp, Bailey Hearnsberger and Reyna Allen.
They posed with their parents and Princeton Lodge Worshipful Master Randall Jones.
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