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

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HHH HHHlHIHllHHlNl O. M. Corbell Another school year is approaching its close, and only a lingering memory of persons and events is left in the minds of the various actors in an eventful school drama. We are all participants in this great play, some with major roles, some with only a line or two, it may be, but important none the less in the unity of a master production. lt matters less what part we played than how well we played our role. Since it is impossible to hold in memory very many of the happy incidents of any school year, a school yearbook was the logical outgrowth of a deeply-felt need. ln no other volume can we find so many reminders of happy events, interesting personalities, and strong friendships. The student body is ever changing, and it is only through the pages of written and pictorial presentation, that we are able to hold together for all time something of the atmosphere, spirit and school life of any year. Our teachers and students make it possible each year, through cooperation and industry, to preserve those invaluable benefits of school life that would otherwise be lost in obscurity. We pass this way but once and all join in making school history. For most of us this is very important history, and this importance will grow with the passing of the years. We commend the indus- try and ingenuity of our youthful editors in giving us this cherished volume, and deeply appreciate the faculty help in this useful production. O. M. CORBELL. 12

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HUHHU IH HIHHHHHN We Charles Frank Paul T. Mduldirtg Alb9ItN'i9IT1CIHI'1 Lewis H. Byrd C. A, Hdney Secretary President Vicefpresident StEHHHHItS Audrey Brcmdol Betty Arm Root Madge Hdrdy Riechmcm 13