Raleigh Egypt High School - Sphinx Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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. ,--..-, ,,,.....- , V -- , V -.-. -. , .., . 'U L- , - vf-- '-..1.-.- 12:-ge' ' .- ' , ,, A- J QHQLQ i. As everyone has passed through another year here at Raleigh-Egypt there are many memories to be treas ured and shared with others. Many memories may pertain to only a few while others are shared by the whol school. Whatever your memories may be, I hope that they are conveyed to you through this edition of th Sphinx. Years from now you can take your annual from the shelf and relive a year at Raleigh-Egypt. The annual staff has tried its best and has succeeded in bringing you a truly good publication. May th administration, faculty, and students enjoy it for many years to come. I would like to express my sincere thanks to the staff: CINDI RICHARDS, SHEILA POWELL, MARSHA BAS KIN, LISA GUY, DIANE NEAL, LISA BURLESON, CHRIS BATEMAN, LIZ CAMP, LYNN RUSSELL, ICANN HARDESTY, AND PATTY REA. Also to the two sponsors, MRS. RICKS AND MRS. MARSHALL. The staff an I would like to express our deepest appreciation. To all of you, the administration, faculty, and students, I can only wish the best in years to come. Looking to the Future: Glancing at the Past. Best Wishes, I Michael J . Schiller Editor 264 Taylor Publishing Company llnsalco