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

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Row 1, left to right: MARY MYERS-Such sweet compulsion doth in music lie. SHIRLEY MYERS-Reddy, Willing cmd able. CARLENE NEUHAUS-Our pride ond ioy. BOB NICKOLAUS-VV'ho's the cutest boy in high school ond why om I? RICHARD NIEMEIER-l'm not olone-Napoleon Wos short Row 2. left to right: IACK NOLLMAN-Life is just G1 merry go round. . HAROLD NORFLEET-They tell me he's brctiny cmd l think they're right. BEVERLY OLDFIELD-She giggled ond giggled, dnd iust giggled on. BOB ORRISON-What! Tcxrdy ogctin? BETTY OVERTURF-Alwoys carefree and full of pep. Row 3. left to right: DOROTHY OWENS-lust look me over, but don't over- look me. ALVA PAGE-Pardon my southern accent. IIM PARKINSON-All gredt men dre dying. I don't feel Well myself. IANET PEARCE-Oh! for thot block hair ond chorrnin' smile. NEDRA PHELPS-lf music be the food of love, ploy on. Row 4. left to right: HARRY PICK-lust cctll me Scoop . DICK PIERSON-Never let books interfere with your education. IIMMIE PIPER-lust give me on eosy life, free from study. RONNIE PITT-Why did l ever toke College Prep? STANLEY POKOISKI-l believe in getting things done, including school work. 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

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Row 1, left to right: MARILYN POWELL-The worst fault l have is to be in love. IANE PUGH-Beauty, brains, and personality. MARCIA PURPUS-A qay smile and a happy personal- ity eauals Marcia. GORDON ROPPOLEE-If I can sleep and pass, why stay awake. BOB REICHENBACH-Iust qive me an easy life free from study. Row 2. left to right: IERRY REICHENBACH-Early to bed and early to rise Gives gals to other quys. RUTH REINKENSMEYER-Her ability is her greatest asset. GENE REYNOLDS-lf in doubt, ask Gene. DONNA RIECHIVIAN-Too late boys, she's taken. PATRICIA RITTENHOUSE-l'rn hooked! Row 3. left to right: DONALD ROETHEMEYER-A wolf on the loose. BILL ROGERS-The world is a comedy. CARL ROMMELMAN-Nothing is too qreat for me. DONNA RUSTIN-There is such a thing as beauty and brains. DOROTHY SANDERS-l've a smile and soft brown hair. Row 4. left to right: DUANE SCHIERBECKER-Friend of the people tprefer- ably femalel HELEN SCHILLER-By her brown eyes we shall know her. WANDA SELF-I like to talk fast because l can say more. ROSALIE SHANAFELT-A turned up nose and a saucy smile. IIM SHEILS-Well, you see, it's just like this. SENIORS