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Dr. W. H. Gambill Pl'BSidenf C. A. Haney Member Lewis H. Byrd VlCE Pr0SlllCllf Dr. C. Heyduck Set-x-vtiiry Albert Niemann Al f'lTllxPr ocvzc! Aittcceisfbtffy Jlfisefi cfacyziitslrzeffzfs The Centralia Township High School has been fortunate since its organization in having as board members outstanding business and professional men. For thirty-three years these men have given their time and service to the cause of education and toward the development of a great system of secondary education for the youth of Cenrralia. The PYQSBTIY members of fl'lC l7Ual'd llave been faced with the great problem of carrying on dura ing the depression years. With decreased property assessments, more tax delinquencies, a school rn- rollment almost doubled, more teachers demand- ed, buildings to be improved and repaired, and high standards to bc maintained. the Board met these problems by more economy, refunding out- standing bonds :it lower interest rates. and tc- trcnchment in the least hurtful functions. During these years the bonded indebtedness was decreased by Sl00,000, and the Board is now helping the community to realize a long-felt need in a new adcquate Gymnasium. Through hundreds of meetings and many hours of work, the Board secured a P. W. A. grant to make this Building possible. The new building program is so financed as not to increase the taxes. Every member knows the school, and takes pride in serving its needs. ode, 6012, LJ g,fy.Q !FQffc,14rJf.fM Qff 1-ff.,2f' ,lfywd-,QM Qobisy m--.si f1fz'fL+'fzA' .fg,:se.,f4,f' ,Lf1fafL,.f!.4f1,4,f.,.L!. Q j ,Q XX ,f gltifzciflctf zlozffgk Time was when the high school was looked upon as the narrow bridge across which a lucky few might travel, bound from grade school into college or university. The modern conception of the high school is that it is The peoples college -the only chance for formal edu- cation beyond the grammar grades that most of those it serves will ever havefthe broad highway down which they go toward life. We in Centralia Township High School are fortunate in our principal, O. M. Corbcll, who has for the past nine years presided over our beloved institution. His tireless efforts and wise counsel have won for our high school the reputation of being one of the most modern and progres- sive in the country.
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'CL +Xn., ' q ' ' ,tl..,'hx0Lb-LL... Wilson 'seilern' '1yX l ffhriiiviin 'A Josephine Harris, B. A. Grace McCreedy, A. B. James Mlllikin University Cornell College M. A. Bread Loaf School of English English Howard W. Wilson, B. S. University of Illinois Grace Seller, A. B. Washington Uxiimrsity 'AXfi5f'fYQQ,fj,f Ziff- Af . A .l f U vrqll, .x f Q 9,1 1... Qi ,. e ff-1:-Qs -1 il- U Yr Mtg ,9fEf1c?'ma!?lXi lf' ,Ai school: 4. this year. Ni' We Irene Langham, A. B. University of Illillols Grndnzite Vlfnrk ut Northwestern English Harold Brown, A. B. MrKendl'ee College Graduate Work University of Illinois English Q50 gince ihlis necessity? or a,sntgjel'1t toljehrn mother tcngis hp! Morixay biible ,tp psgxit 'correctly .find ' effgctivebgfitliss 7natIirql,thet much at- .! lx llcenrioxb musrllae given tok it in high fr. V, lvl! X X , . three grequirecl years df' Ehglishqifwo elective courses lai-Eigalso offetedwlp theifirg three years the ,--filfidariifnml and basic prinpipfes con- ernxing English are studied, both the ammar literature. In the fourth r American Literature is studied to r acquaint the pupil with the laetter V American poets, authors, and essayists. An elective course in speech was adclecl. Celia Berry. A. B. jf MucMurrny College tor Woinen M. A. University ot Southern Clltornin English Helen Constable, A. B. Franklin College Graduate Work University of Chicago and Northwestern University English Speech, English and Social A, M. Radcliffe College Orientation English MJ., ,LWJ MJ , WL 1 . Y, e... fig MMM, l.. e J jf Q.-1 I In getting at the fnndrunentals of the English language slurlents learn to dia- gram sentences, pointing out the various parts of speech. At the right :1 boy is before the class diagrnmmlng a sentence under Miss Berry's supervision, Here :L student of Ameri- can Literature is giving :i hook report in one ni Miss Harris' classes. During the year ut least ten books ure to he reported on with oth- ers optional. Twelve
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