Cahokia High School - Cahochron Yearbook (Cahokia, IL)

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uhicl' lead tribe Mr. Knecht, head ol' the Comanehes, should receive much honor and praise lor his kindly and intelligent rule. One ol' hlr. Kneeht's pet pastimes is gardening, and the hlrs. is proud ol' his little acres. llowcver, Mr, Knecht's greatest joy comes from hunting. llc tleelai-es, 'l'herc's ahsolutely nothing like hunting quail. An ardent goll' lan, Mr. Malinsky has frequented the links since heing hitten hy the hug last summer. l.ess strenuous, hut something he equally enjoys, is 'IAV hoxing and loothall, Mr, hlalinsky this year he- eame Assistant Principal ol' the Comanches. Mr. William Knecht, Principal and Assistant Superintendentg Mr. William Malinsky, Assistant Principal and Athletic Director. 1 . Mr. Brien was not ollten seen hy the trihe since he was usually hard at work in his private wigwam. llow- ever, he did emerge from his ollice to announce all home loothall games and to attend all athletic events. hlr. llrien was a great hooster ol' the Cahokia teams. Vllhen off the Reservation, hlr. llrien likes to sit for hours in a duck hlind Ceven on wintry daysl Ile says it is fun! Mr. Eugene Rodemich, Curriculum Ca-ordinator. Mr. Aaron Brien, Superintendent. Another chieltain, Mr. Roclemich, also likes hunt- ing, lishing. and golfing. llc was usually seen at any and all sports' events. Nr. llodemich maintained his olliiee oll' the Comanche grounds, hut it was he who supervised the learning ol' all young hraves and squaws. Ii nl

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llIlPI'lJYll1g, ll lkmrlmll field :mtl l 'tcd thc third year. and blcuchf Cnntinunlly 4 truck wsrc cmnp 1 ect un Clrcnt cure was tzlkcn in the us nut . I, vlmtinv ol' vmss, :mtl tlmc F.ll.A, set rusclmsllcs l ' .H rw ' in tlmc court ynrtl. Dark grccn plants aulurnccl tlu' plunturs in tht- front h-ull. In tllrcc ycurs Cmlulx' lliulm Sclmlll lmcl sccn grunt rims ,1 1 'Ill ,V clmngvs. Some Comanches are still blind As we enter . . Now is the time for .l-e-I-I-o . .

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girl keep tribal record ' uniiiwil rule Miss McConnell, clerk of the supply room, sold school needs with a smile. Johann Upchurch was usuilly peeking away on the typewriter or answering a jllllglllfg tslephone. Secretary, too, Mrs. Vogt was responsihle lor the PA system, and for some reason. had to lzlow into the microphone. Maybe it was dusty! hlrs. lless counted the many rolls of money and kept the hills paid. All the girls played ambulance for the sick students. 'lihe Board ol' Education provided District l87 with a modern high school. Each of these men has done his hest to vire the students an education for which D they will later he thankful. The ciLlll0C11YOH is proud ot' the Education. SON. 1 achievements ol' the Council - the Board of Q Miss Cora May McConnell, Mrs. Verene Bess, Mrs. Helen Vogt, Miss Johann Upchurch. Cl'ff Lcllci Presidenl Harold Anglim Secretary, Buford Jock- T0Pf I 1 1 , Bottom: Maurice Jerome, Ted Turner, Ira Mounce, Leo Dickerson. ,game . 5