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

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Row 1, left to right: IEAN HEAD-Rings on her fingers. BETTY HEARD-Umml Cute, eh? SUZETTE HEED-l-love you ever seen o sweeter dis- Dosition? MARY ALICE HENSON-Oh, sod ore they that know not love. IEAN HEYDUCK-Shes o little minx! Row 2, left to right: MARY ANN HODGES-A good sport ond lots of fun. DONALD HONGSERMEIER-Such energy! KENNY HUNT-Whatever it is, l do it We-ll. BARBARA HUSSMAN-Oh, thot I had ci thousand tonques with which to talk. OTIS IACKSON-Two feet more ond I would be os toll Qs Romeo. Row 3. left to right: IOYCE JOHNSON-I have C1 heart with room for every IOV- BEVERLY JOHNSTON-l. C,-there l've gonel IIMMY IONES-Long in size, long in friends. RUTH IONES-A voice os cleor os o bell, LORETTA KABALA-Why toke life seriously? Row 4. left to right: NANCY KENDALL-A Witty Woman is ci treasure. EMMA KENT-Quiet in monner. MARY KINDEL-Men come cmd men go, but l flirt on cmd on, IANE KINGSLEY-Her voice Wos ever soft cmd low. MARIETTA KIRKLAND-There-'s of room in her hectrt for all-even girls. SENIORS

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Row 1, left to right: WILLIAM ERBES-Don't disturb my slumbers! MARGARET ETHERIDGE-And can she ever cookl BOB EWING-Good for a laugh any old time! I BETTY FERRARI-She's calm and collected and never deiected. MARY ANN FLEISHMAN-You can see many blondes, but this red-head comes natural. Row 2, left to right: DARLENE FLOWERS-ls she quiet? Maybe, when she is asleep. RAMONA FORD-Cheerfulness is my middle namel ORVILLE FRANK-Have you ever seen him excited? DONALD GARREN-ln his very quietness there is charm. DORIS GERSTKEMPER-She talks little but maybe she thinks much. Row 3, left to right: BETTY GHERARDINI-You con't help but like Bettyl MARILYN GORMAN-Dark eyes, diminutive size, cute and very wise. IOSEPHINE GOTTA-Lovely to look at, delightful to know. GORDON GREENWALT-Did somebody call for a baritone? LEROY GREIMAN-That indolent but agreeable condi- tion of doing nothing. Row 4, left to right: IFIRRY HAMMOND-lf it's cute, he said it. H. C. HANEY-Careful girls, don't trip over his line. BETTY HASENFUSS-All blondes are not light headed. PAT HAWKINS-Personality-plus! BOB HAWTHORNE-Life is short-Why spend it in school? SENIORS

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Row 1, left to right: IAMES KNAUSS-The inside man in radio. BILL KOCH-A jolly good fellow. KENNETH KRAMER-Girls make me flustered. SHIRLEY KRAMER-School's a great place if there we-ren't so many boys. VIRGIL KRUEGER-lt's as cheap sitting as standing. Row 2, left to right: DICK LACEY-My words are mighty though I be small. ROY LAMBERT-A man's man and a lady's man too. PAULA LAUGHUNN-Give me leisure and l'll try to be good. ROBERTA LAWRENCE-You may not hear her but she's there. ROY LOCKE-I excelled in sports, but oh! those studiesl Row 3, left to right: DONALD MANNS-There's mischief in those eyes. BONNIE MAROON-Short and sweet. LORENE MAURER-Cooperation is her middle name. BARBARA MAY-A fair exterior is a silent recommend- ation. ROBERT MCCLELLAND-Thought is deeper than all speech. Row 4, left to right: BARBARA MCCUAN-A blush is beautiful, but often inconvenient, CAROL MCNEILL-Better to be small and shine, than large and cast a shadow. MARION MILLER-Beware! I may yet do something sensational. DONALD MINOR-I'm always into somethingl IACK MYERS-Girls just bother me. SENIOR S