Carlinville High School - Carlin Hi Yearbook (Carlinville, IL)

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This ls It!! Between the covers of this book the staff members of the new Carlin-Hi have tried to cram those sacred memories of the 194-6- 1947 school year in C. C. H. S. Undertaking the job of editing a year book for the first time proved to be a big job, but we tried our best to tackle every prob- lem that arose and make way for a year book worthy of your admiration in years to come. It is with pride-and a fervent hope that each year following may see an enthusiastic stai continuing the edition of our year book-that we present. to our fellow seniors, the under classmen, the faculty, and our friends this, the crown of our eiortsf called The Carlin-Hil'-'46 and '47.

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H.J.BIue The Dedication ' This, the first issue of the Carlin Hi, is appropriately dedicated to the memory of a man Who gave twenty-six years of his life to the Carlinville Schools. A It is with a feeling of the deepest respect, gratitude, and rever- ence that we honor our former superintendent, Mr. H. J. Blue, who passed away on July 31, 1946. Of men like him Longfellow has most fittingly said: J Lives of 'reat inen all remind us We can 'make our lives sublime, And, departing, leave behind us Footprints on the sands of time, Mr. B1ue's footprints can most certainly be seen in the Car- linville Schools.