Centralia Township High School - Sphinx Yearbook (Centralia, IL)

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A. L. TROUT Deo n of Boys WiTh The enrollmenT oT our high school posT The Twelve hundred mork iT is no ecisy Tosk To keep The oTTice running smooThly. Our secreTories, Evo WolTers ond Madge l-lordy, ore kepT busy wiTh The mony phoses oT oTTice rouTine. Be- sides all The Telephone colls Trom busi- ness houses ond porenTs, They do mimeogrophing, Toke core oT The oTTi- ciol correspondence, check reporTs, poy bills, ond keep o coreful record oT The enrollmenT, crediTs, oTTendonce, ond work done by eoch sTudenT. All oT This comes in o doy's work in The oTFice. EVA WALTERS MADGE HARDY SecreTory Ass'T SecreTory DOROTHY JENNINGS Deon of Girls The insTiTuTion of deons wos esToblished in our school Two yeors cigo. Every sTudenT knows Deon Jennings ond Deon TrouT Tor Their Triendly monner, sympoTheTic oTTi- Tude, and Toir mindedness in solving sTudenT problems. Tordy ogoin! Evo, secreTory To The princi- Madge, who works in The pol, Tokes core of oTTiciol ouTer oTTice, receives callers correspondence, reporTs, onswers The Telephone, heors and records. comploinTs, ond checks ciT- Tendonce. Page I2

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DR.W. H.GAMBILL Presidenf C. A. HANEY LEWIS H. BYRD DR. J. C. HEYDUCK ALBERT NIEMANN BOARD OF EDUCATION CENTRALIA Township High School is TorTunaTe in having a mosT represenTaTive and inTer- esTed board, composed oT prosperous business and professional men aT our communiTy. Dr. Gambill, The presidenT, has served TaiThTully Tor eighT years, Mr. Byrd and Dr. l-leyduclc are nexT in line wiTh seven years of service To Their crediT, while Mr. Niemann and Mr. l-laney have each served six years. These men have given Their Time and energy unselfishly in our behalT3 many Times Their in- TeresT in us has Turned Their aTTenTion Trom Their own business and Tinancial problems. Their posiTions are elecTive, and The TacT ThaT They have been members Tor This lengTh oT Time proves ThaT The communiTy has TaiTh in Their abiliTy and appreciaTes Their inTeresT in The school. The communiTy liTTle knows oT The numerous and varied problems which The school board musT solve. There are always decisions To make To bring abouT a iusT expendiTure oT money- decisions which concern every person: The Tax payer, The school paTron, every high school girl and boy, and even The grade school child who is looking forward To ThaT greaT day in his life when he may come To high school. Our graTiTude and appreciaTion can be shown by respecT- ing Their decisions and promoTing Their plans. May you '38 graduaTes achieve success and happiness in proporTion To your num- ber. JusT as you have helped To build a beT- Ter C. T. l-l. S. Through your sTudy and serv- ice, may you also help To build a beTTer world Through your inTelligenT parTicipaTion in socieTy. Oscar lvl. Corbell, rinci al ffwl-W-5254 6 Za iff'-e4Z.Lc Au 411211 MJwf7H,CI,M,4,4 GVWM, id f7 ' 0 Clzoqf

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. rb J JT WEBSTER PICK BEAVER MISS SPURLIN BECK MR. BRASEL THE SENIOR CLASS THE selecTion oT class rings, a rechecking oT all crediTs, all oT The usual exciTemenT which marks The approach aT anoTher June has been quiTe evidenT This year, Tor more seniors have been involved in This whirlwind oT anTicipaTion. This year marks The graduaTion oT The largesT class in The hisTory oT our school: Their prominence in our book is iusTiTied by a more deTailed review oT The prominence while here. They gave To The sTudenT body our TirsT sTudenT presidenT and vice-presidenT, Vernon Welch and Elaine BallanTini, whose picTures appear on our division page, represenTing Tl-TE PEOPLE. For Their own class leaders They chose Billy -Beck, Jimmie Pick. Bill WebsTer, and Bob Beaver. Miss Spurlin and Mr. Brasel were The class sponsors. Joan l-lolcomb has been Tops as a naTional conTesT winner in clarineT and Tenor saxophone. while Roger Lee, ThaT Twirler wiTh The Tlashy Technique, wenT To Chicago and sTepped righT ouT inTo The limelighT. Do you remember The liTTle Treshman Tour years ago whom The Tumblers Tossed? ThaT is John BozeTTe. The smallesT Treshman ever To enTer our school. Gliver Carr, The deaT member oT The class, has been an honor sTudenT all Tour years. June Mooney, Francis SmiTh, William Simmons, and Bill WebsTer-The aThleTes-have disTin- guished Themselves in TooTball and baskeTball. Bill Sundermeyer has been our capable swiTchboard Technician, while RoberT l-lanna has been a good movie operaTor. Take My Advice was a Tamiliar aclmoniTion during March. Those who did Take The advice oT The seniors spenT a hilarious evening lisTening To The many Tamily problems oT The Weavers. The acTors disTinguished Themselves individually in a TirsT-class perTormance. BeTTy Ann RooT and Mildred PTeTTer were in charge oT Every Girl's BanqueT This year. Phyllis Gambill and ElizabeTh SchlinkerT. ever The popular ones, were selecTed as May Queen aTTendanTs Tor Their preTTy May Queen. Freda Ann l-lake.