Johnston City High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Johnston City, IL)

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.Qu The cardinal J. c. T. H. 5. illnrrwnril a The erection of our large and commodious township high school building, only a few weeks ago, is the true school spirit of this community reflected. As we hesitate a moment and compare the cramped and primitive advantages of the freshman year with the advantages it has been ours to enjoy as seniors this yew we can begin to realize the great advancement our school has made. Yet this is only the beginning. Visualize the comparison between the school this year and even that of next year. Each year is getting better, passing on with its accom- plishments as a foundation for still greater things the following year. VVe wish to thank the citizens who have made it possible for the Johnston City Township High School to keep abreast of the times in issuing the first annual, and especially do we thank the members of the Senior Class, who have stood so loyally behind the stat? in their work. May their example be emulated by all fu- ture classesand may the C. T. H. S. never in the future be without an annual. The editor takes this means of sending his sincere greetings to the many readers of this volume. 2 X t