Centerburg High School - Trohigan Yearbook (Centerburg, OH)

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WHATS INSIDE? I ADMINISTRATION SCHOOL BOARD FACULTY II CLASSES SENIORS FRESHMEN JUNIORS 8TH AND 7TH GRADES SOPHOMORES GRADES 1-6 III ACTIVITIES BAND FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA CHAPEL CHOIR GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION GLEE CLUB GIRL RESERVES DRAMATICS STAFF FUTURE HOME MAKERS OF AMERICA IV ATHLETICS FOOTBALL BASKETBALL V PATRONS ALUMNI

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Introduction All of us can compare our lives to the course which a steamer is required to make on a journey. There are many pleasures and beautiful scenes that we ref member for years to come. Each year we take a different course, some to success and happiness, and others, as fate will have it, to sorrow and sadness. Although we should carry life preservers, we like to think, not of the dffi' culties we are to encounter, hut of the miles of sea we are ahle and justly ready to meet. The sky may he black and the Water may be rough, but the journey requires the strong of mind and heart to sail on with a smile and to help our friends when they have lost the mastery of their ship. We cannot handle the ship alone. It takes a world of people to make the crew complete. We must he willing to receive and give orders for managing our course to success. In obtaining our rank on the ship we must work and complete the job to which we are assigned. The better and more satisfactory we do our assignment, the better position we can rece've for the future. That is the course that every person on deck wishes to take. We proceed on our journey just as far as we have sufficient fuel for refill. The course of our school life is to attain the highest and hest rank of our ahility, honestly and fairly. Page 4 We The 1941 Trohigan - Q I :