Centerville High School - Elkonian Yearbook (Centerville, OH)

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First Row,left to right: Mrs. Himes, Mrs. Burnet, Mrs. Fisch- bach, Mrs. Willenburg, Miss Delaney. Second Row: Mrs. Albrektson, Miss Weidinger, Mrs. Ivins, Mrs. Peiffer, Mrs. Piety, Miss Goodin. The Q minlsffzafion nd Hiaculf Constantly at work to maintain the rank that Centerville holds among other schools is Mr. Gilbert Buriff, Principal of Centerville. Endowed with qualities of leadership and humanitarianism, and a quiet unassuming manner so familiar to us all, Mr. Buriff provides a steady hand which guides our school. As administrator and instructor, Mr. Buriff has always displayed a spirit of cooperation which has enabled him to work in harmony with the various groups of our school. Acting sincerely and wisely, he performs his many jobs with a composure that fails to disclose the pressure of responsibility that rests upon his shoulders. The administration of Centerville High School, along with the capable fa- culty members, spare no effort to solve any difficulties that occur for the stu- dents, be these matters academic or otherwise. Together they serve both school and community under the general theme of Education for All. MR . GILBERT BUR IFF PRINCIPA L E I

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MR. C. L. STINGLEY SUPERINTENDENT In his 26th year of administrative work and his 11th year as Superintendent of Centerville High School, C. L. Stingley is the man upon whose shoulders rest the many and varied responsibilities of this executive office. These years of faithful service have given him a wealth of experience in carrying out the duties of his office in a manner befitting the highest standards of American education. Gifted with remarkable calm and deliberation in all matters, Mr. Stingley's work is characterized by a far-sightedness which has proved invaluable in the close relationship necessary between administrative and student body. 7-Le Q minhffzafion and 'faculty First Row, left to right: Miss Leichty, Mrs. Hackman, Miss Sheley, Mrs. Ralston. Second Row: Mr. Seal, Mr. Huffman, Mr. Franklin, Mr. Howe, Mr. Buriff. fi I lil-

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n emofziam DAVID SEBERT WANDA LONG Looking back into the pages of the book of life which belonged to Wanda Long and David Sebert, we realize the fulfillment of the promise of our Lord, Well done thou good and faithful servant. Because thou has been faithful in a few things, I shall place thee over many things While we are saddened by the loss of our classmates, we find consolation in the belief that in their short stay here God was pleased with their efforts and took them home to Himself. They are not dead,--the children of our affection,-- But gone unto that school Where they no longer need our poor protection And Christ himself doth rule. Henry Wad sworth Longfellow