Collinsville High School - Kahokian Yearbook (Collinsville, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1970 volume:

COLLINSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Collinsville, Illinois Volume 43 Kahokian 1970 Editor-in-chief Brenda Updike table of contents features..................14 personnel.................32 organizations.............50 athletics.................74 classes...................94 Various Activities Are Seen At CHS Portables give a different perspective of CHS. Marching, uniforms, and ROTC are all new to CHS this year. A string of busses lining up during seventh hour is a familiar scene students welcome. Collinsville High School - HOMl i------------------1-----------------r 1 KAHOKS—A word full of pride for Collinsville. The cheerleaders go through many drills in order to perform their mounts. Sophomore. Peggy O'Donnell finds the Student Council bookstore a good place to buy school supplies. 6 Popcorn is being prepared by Karen Lane and Ruth Spencer for lunch periods. 7 A composite picture made by the summer seminar art students is displayed in the library. The CHS band performs various formations during half time shows. The Kahok football team plans to “block that kick of the Tigers. Installation of new fire doors reaches completion. Tim Thomas and Kevin Kingsbury work diligently during chem lab. Junior girls scramble to get control of the ball in a speedball game. n A Different View Of CHS The arm of the law directs traffic before and after school. A new dimension to the Kahok Athletic Department? The administration has a lot of sole. With so many early dismissals and excuses some teachers and students lend a hand in the office. Overcrowded conditions show piled clothes in the girls’ dressing room. Senior Ross Gentile gives another skit for the morning bulletin. Vocational classes train boys for their future careers. 13 “The Odd Couple99 Presented by Speech Department Two British charmers help to complicate matters in the play. Senior Bill Thomas looks on as the rest of the guys play poker. “The Odd Couple deals with the problems of two men, one who is divorced, careless, and easy-going— the other an overly-fastidious, compulsively neat fellow who has been thrown out of his home by his wife. Oscar Madison was portrayed by Jeff Rinehart and Felix Ungar was played by Bill Thomas. Both live a precarious sort of life in an eight-room apartment in Collinsville. During the course of the evening, both begin to unravel the true reasons for having failed at marriage and try to figure out a way to get back with their respective mates. First Musical Presented by CHS My Fair Lady is a story of a Cockney flower girl, Eliza Doolittle. Henry Higgins, a phonetics expert, tells her that he and Colonel Pickering can teach her to speak like a lady. Eliza appears at the professor's home and diction begins. Higgins, however, becomes so exasperated with his pupil's Cockney mannerisms and moralities that he nearly gives up. There is a day when Eliza triumphantly learns correct pronunciation. Eliza cannot sleep that night because she is so exhilarated. In a box at the Ascot Races, Higgins introduces Eliza to society for the first time. Attracted to her immediately is Freddy Enysford-Hill, who follows her home hoping to see her again. Eliza, after months of hard work, is now ready for the big experiment—an appearance at a gala embassy ball. Meantime, Eliza’s father has become rich and is forced to respectfully marry the woman he has been romancing for years. Awakening in the morning, Higgins finds Eliza has departed and snaps on the frailties of women. He is sitting in his study deeply engrossed in recordings of Eliza’s voice, when Eliza quietly enters. Eliza has come back; and this time, we suspect, to stay. Jennifer Biondi portrays Eliza Doolittle, a Cockney flower girl. Prof. Henry Higgins, a phonetics expert, is played by Gary Swalley. The beginning of the end of scenes like this. At Last— Groundbreaking 1969 New High School Academic Building. Seniors.. . Sophomores. .. 19 and organizations begin float construction. Student Council Initiates Pep Week A new addition to Pep Week was the Snake Dance. Everyone hopes for a victory. Cheerleaders set the mood at the bonfire. 22 23 The 1969-1970 Homecoming Coronation 1969 CORONATION COURT: Tom Capstick, Kathy Ganninger; Bo Kelly, Carol Hoag; John Prater, Carol Loyet; Mark Dawkins, Jo Carole Kennedy; Gary Webb, Kathie Wittmann. 24 A courtly bow by the 1969 Homecoming Queen. Don’t let it be forgot that once there was a spot for one brief shining moment that was known as Camelot. Lerner and Lowe 25 Kahok fans are elated at their first touch-down. Powder puff cheerleaders provide half-time antics. The ref untangles the group. The traditional demolition. 27 Sophomore Maid Junior Maid Kathie descends into a graceful bow. The sophomores selected Kathie Wittmann as their first football Coronation Maid. Kathie wore a pink satin formal and selected Somewhere My Love” as her entrance song. Her escort was Gary Webb. Kathie is a member of Student Council, Cheer Club and Cheer Bloc and served as treasurer of her class. Kathie also had the honor of representing her Freshman Class as a basketball maid. Kathie was a charming final touch to the 1969-70 Football Queen and her court. A dream come true could very well express the thoughts of the Junior Coronation Maid, Carol Hoag, as she entered the enchanted kingdom of “Camelotconstructed by her class. Carol selected The Impossible Dream for her song arid an aqua formal. Carol is a Student Council representative and previously served as secretary and treasurer of Art Club. She also had the honor of representing her Sophomore Class as last year’s basketball maid. Carol and her escort, Bo Kelly, share a happy moment. Special Maid Retiring Queen Mark Dawkins looks on as Jo begins her bow. The very vivacious Jo Carol Kennedy was selected by the Senior Class to reign as their Special Maid. Jo Carol selected “Misty” as her entrance tune and a royal formal of purple velvet. Jo has been active as a cheerleader throughout high school and served as co-captain of this year's cheerleading squad. Jo will always remain the very “special girl to the class of '70. The Retiring Queen, Kathie Gann-inger, selected as her entrance song the theme from “Camelot ,” “If Ever I Would Leave You.” She was escorted by senior letterman, Tom Cap-stick. Kathie wore a sage green formal trimmed with ruffles of silk and sparkled with gold sequins. As she gracefully bowed in the final moments of her reign, Kathie reflected the qualities of a truly gracious queen. Kathie takes her final bow. 1969 Homecoming Queen: Carol Loyet personnel 1970 Supervision—Necessary for CHS’s Activities BOARD OF EDUCATION—SEATED: William Blumberg, Secretary; M. T. Doherty, President; Earl Turner. STANDING: Leo Cohen, Bradley Farnworth, Richard Brada, Joseph Albertina. Dr. Nolan Correll; Superintendent. Dallas Harrell; Ass’t Superintendent. Lester A. Bickel; Administrative Ass't. Alfred L. Pirtle; Vocational Director. Fred Riddle; Physical Education Coordinator. Wayne Addison; Director of Counseling. Ruth Shaw; Director of Food Services. Irene Meyer; Director of Public Relations. Peter Yasitis; Business Manager. 34 Mr. Edmund Phelps; Principal. Mr. Melvin Paul; Ass t. Principal. Mr. Thomas Gericke; Ass't. Principal. 35 Creativity Is Expressed Through Departments’ Programs Miss Lynn Ackerman; General Business— Sponsor of Junior Class. Mr. Ron Adams: Col-lege Preparatory English and English II. Mr. Fred Allen; Art II and IV. Mrs. Neil Ambers; Bookkeeping I and Merchandising—Sponsor of FBLA. Mr. Dave Amitin; Sophomore and Senior Boys’ Physical Education— Athletic Coach. Mr. Thomas Arriola; Spanish II. III. IV and V-Sponsor of Spanish Club. Mrs. Margaret Awsumb; Remedial English. Mr. Daniel Baker; Current Events and General Business. Mr. Howard Benway; Metalworking I and Vocational Welding. Mrs. Carol Bloemker; Sophomore and Senior Girls’ Physical Education. 36 Mr. Bill Blue; Psychology- Mr. Richard Blumen-stock; English II and III. Mrs. Ernestine Bottlemy; Clothing. Family Living and Home Furnishings. Mr. Jerry Bristol; U.S. History. Mrs. Lisbeth Brown; English I and II—Sponsor of Creative Writing Club. Mrs. Madeline Buel; English II. Mr. James Cange; Drafting I and II. Mrs. Sharon Cerny; Plain Geometry. Mr. Howard Cole; Electronics I and Vocational Electronics — Dept. Chairman. Mrs. Mary Corlew; English III and Comparative Literature. 37 Mr. Richard Crabtree; Algebra II—Sponsor of Mu Alpha Theta and Senior Class. Mrs. Barbara Crouch; Foods and Home Economics II— Sponsor of FHA. Mr. Otto Daech; Current Events—Sponsor of Sophomore Class. Mr. Charles Dartt; English II —Sponsor of Junior Class. Mrs. Izetta Davis; Shorthand I and Typing 1,11. Mr. Don Davisson; Junior Boys’ Physical Education— Athletic Coach. Mr. William Dearworth; Drivers' Education. Mr. Glenn Deason; Vocational Cabinet and Woodworking I.H. Mr. Guy De Chiara; Voca-tional Machines—Athletic Coach. Mrs. Ruth Determan; Sophomore and Junior Girls’ Physical Education and Typing I. Mrs. William Determan; Chemistry I. Mrs. Charmein Duff; Senior Girls’ Physical Education. 38 Mr. Robert Edwards; German I and II—Sponsor of Camera Club and German Club. Miss Mitzi Fenn; Junior Girls’ Physical Education. Mr. Harry Ferril; Vocational Drafting. Mr. Vergil Fletcher; Senior Boys' Physical Education— Athletic Director and Coach —S p o n s o r of Monogram Club. Miss Myrtle Frueh; College Preparatory English—Dept. Chairman—Sponsor of Hi-Tri. Miss Fay Fults; Algebra I and II. Miss J e a n n a Funkhouser; Bookkeeping I and Journalism 1,11—Sponsor of Kahoki and Quill and Scroll. Mr. Gary Geroff; U. S. History. Mrs. Janice Gerstenecker; Psychology. 39 Mrs. Rhoda Gibson; Mixed Chorus, Music Appreciation and Music Theory—Choral Director. Lt. Col. James Grubbs: ROTC—Sponsor of Ham Radio Club. Mrs. Marcella Harley; U.S. History. Mrs. Terri Hayes; Bookkeeping I, II—Sponsor of National Honor Society. Mrs. Kathryn Healy; English II. Mr. Clarence Heberer; Physics and Biology II—Dept. Chairman—Sponsor of Science Club. Mr. Paul Helfrich; Biology I and Conservation. Mr. Ivan Herring; Speech I and II—Sponsor of Speech Dramatics Arts Club and Thespians. Mr. James Holley; Typing I. 40 Mr. Richard Holloman; World History and Senior World History. Miss Irma Holmes; U.S. History. Mrs. Patricia Johnson; Senior Math and Advanced Mathematics. Mr. Robert Johnston; U.S. History. Mr. Russell Keene; Drivers' Education. Miss Linda Kimble; English III. Miss Janet Kirsch; English III and Comparative Literature. Mr. Kenneth Kline; Woodworking I and Electronics I. Mrs. Dorothy Koelling; Latin 1,11,111, and IV—Sponsor of Latin Club. Mr. Robert Kosten; General Business—Sponsor of Sophomore Class. Miss Janet Kuncl; Comparative Literature and English III—Sponsor of National Honor Society and FTA. Mr. Don Lam bird; Study Hall. 41 Mr. Harry Lang; Drivers' Education. Mrs. Carolyn Lindsey; English II—Sponsor of Kahokian. Mrs. Virginia McReak-en; Drivers’ Education. Mrs. Karen Mulford; English II and III—Sponsor of Cheer Club. Mrs. Pauline Musso; Office Machines. Mrs. Mary Nash; English II. Mr. Peter Nash; World Geography and World History. Mr. William Nunes; U.S. History and Readings in History—D e p t. Chairman-Sponsor of Chess Club and Senior Class. Mrs. Rita Parsley; Spanish 1,11 and Typing I. Mr. Mel Patton; English III and IV. 42 Miss Lynn Petish; Arts and Crafts I. Mrs. Jane Pfaff; Sophomore and Junior Girls’ Physical Education and Physiology—Sponsor of Cheerleaders. Mr. Frank Pitol; Sophomore Boys' Physical Ed-u c a t i o n — Athletic Coach. Mrs. Barbara Provow; French I and II. Mrs. Kathy Rednour; Typing I and Notehand. Mrs. Betty Reed; Speech I and II—Sponsor of Debate Club and Student Council. Mrs. Mary Rossio; Shorthand, Secretarial Practice and Office Machines. Mr. Arthur Ruffini; Study Hall. Mr. Gene Schaffer; Drafting I and Machines I. Miss Joyce Schmitt; Practical Math and Algebra I. 43 Mr. John Shadowen; Sociology and World History. Mrs. E a r I e n e Shaw; Shorthand I and Typing II. Mrs. Ann Smith; English II and III—Sponsor of Cheer Club. Mr. Terry Smith; Drivers' Education and Boys' Physical Education—Athletic Coach. Mr. Tom Sneed; Typing I and Bookkeeping I. Miss Kuncl keeps classes attentive through her “in- Use of the slide rule is taught in Mr. Determan’s Chem I class, teresting” talks. 44 Miss Mary Ann Spen-gel; College Preparatory English and English III. Mr. Claude Stearns; Art Mr. Neal Strebel; Band Mr. Richard Stutts; Mrs. j0 Ann Ta lor En I and Arts and Crafts II. —Band Director. Chemistry I and II. g|jSh jv gn(j Typj g j Mr. Carl Temple; Earth Science and Conservation. Mas. Sgt. Joe Walker; ROTC. Mr. R. Dean Wallen; Economics and Civics— Dept. Chairman. Mr. Larry Weatherford; Art I, III and IV—Sponsor of Art Club. Mrs. Judy Williams; Geometry. 45 Counselors9 Office Personnel, and Aides Coordinate Daily School Mr. Ronald Ams; Coun-selees L-R. Mr. Harry Dearworth; Counselees A-D. Mr. Joseph Freund; Vocational Counselees. Mrs. Phyllis Herrold; Counselees E-K. Miss Margaret Linder; College Bound Counselees—Sponsor of College Club. Mrs. Anita Young; Counselees S-Z. Miss Geraldine Best; R.N. School Nurse— Sponsor of FNA. Mrs. Margaret Gilligan; Audio-Visual. Mrs. Margaret Hodges; Librarian — Sponsor of Library Club. 46 Mrs. Dorothy Fischer; Ass t. Librarian. Mrs. Alberta Schiller; Matron. Mrs. Midge Barrows; Registrar. Mrs. Shirley McCain; Teacher s Aide. Mrs. Marge Mestemach-er; Sec y. Mrs. Elsie Donati; Teacher’s Aide. Mrs. Joan Secy. Dervalis; Mrs. Rose Shank; Sec y. Miss Linder discusses college plans with a senior. Food and Maintenance Are Essential to CHS COOKS: Muriel Burroughs, Eileen Achenbach, Viola Richter, Pat Craft, Dorothy Ashcroft, Darlene Bennett. COOKS: Betty Mason, Lucille Carnigno. Grace Botkins, Ruth Ricker, Ida Nishwitz. 48 Many hours are spent preparing and cleaning up before and after CHS's lunch periods. Seen taking trash very often from the cafeteria is Bob Kamer. JANITORS—STANDING: Paul Noascono. Eugene Klass. Wayne Alldredge, Earl Buesking, Dave Elliot. SEATED: Don Baudino, Lonnie Altenberger. 49 Publication Staffs Combine Originality With Work KAHOKIAN—FRONT ROW: K. Wittman, N. Owen, D. Horton, B. Updike, Editor-in-chief; Mrs. Lindsey, sponsor; J. Kramer. N. Roberts. P. O'Donnell. G. Richter. BACK ROW: C. Leiner, R. Smith, J. Sackett, A. Valenti, J. Eade, S. Burroughs, K. LaSurs. J. Harrold, B. Chao. KAHOKI—FRONT ROW: Miss Funkhouser, Sponsor; J. Luner, K. Anderson. R. Splaingard, Editor-in-chief; C. Loyet. M. Condellone. M. McKenzie, M. Fulcher. SECOND ROW: E. Nyman, A. Valenti, S. Barbee, W. Gooch, J. Carlton, D. Hutchens, M. Brown, J. Eade. BACK ROW: P. Gattung, D. Zukosky, R. Gentile. The Kahokian staff is composed of dedicated students who are responsible for the circulation, publication, and distribution of the yearbook. New to this organization is the sponsor, Mrs. Lindsey. She supervised the staff members and helped with the mechanics of the yearbook. This year the Kahokian staff earned money for their expenses by selling popcorn during the lunch periods and at the basketball games. A new project was selling mums at the Homecoming football game. All editors and staff members worked their hardest to make the yearbook a lasting memory for the student body. The Kahoki, CHS’s four-page student newspaper, was the result of the combined efforts of its staff and two journalism classes. Sponsored by Miss Funkhouser and under the direction of Editor-in-chief Randy Splaingard, the Kahoki was a full-time job for those responsible for it. In charge of reporting school and community news were page one editors Carol Loyet and Jeanne Carlton; Kathe Anderson and Mark Neubauer produced page two’s editorial content; Shelle Condellone, Maxine McKenzie, and Wanda Gooch were given the task of featuring page three’s special articles; and Jennifer Luner, Paul Gattung, and Steve Barbee directed Sports coverage for page four. It was a never-ending devotion of the newspaper’s reporters, photographers, editors, and sponsor to the Kahoki, which made it an award-winning publication. 52 FHA—FRONT ROW: D. Edwards, D. Miller, D. Johnson, Pres. BACK ROW: S. Grooms, M. Wilhem. S. Ried, I. Elbe. The only home economics organization of its kind is FHA. Mrs. Barbara Crouch, the sponsor, meets with the girls once a month in the home economic rooms. Cookbooks, compiled by home economic teachers were sold, and sales were held to finance field trips. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY—three very special words that command respect and pride for CHS. Membership is allowed yearly by the selection of five percent of the junior class and ten percent of the senior class. To qualify these students must maintain a three point current and three point cummulative average. They are also judged by the faculty on character, leadership, and service. The traditional activities are, managing the paperback book store, decorating the new annex during the Christmas season, posting the honor roll every six weeks, and operating the coat checkroom at the basketball games. The organization also fostered an underprivileged child. It was hoped by all members that this would become an annual project. NHS—FRONT ROW: C. Leiner, G. Hausman, S. Keller. Sec y; J. Prater, V. Pres.; Miss Kuncl. Sponsor; Mrs. Hayes, Sponsor; J. Giglotto. Pres.; P. Wiedhart, Treas.; J. Gauen, J. Parr, T. McGinnis. SECOND ROW: B. Oakley, N. Greaves, P. Peyla, M. Condellone, K. She-money. B. Updike. C. Loyet, D. O’Donnell. J. Luner, P. Lindsey. K. Bouse. J. Chrisco, R. Daniely. K. Hayes, S. Woosley. C. Mueth. L. Pulcher. BACK ROW: R. Splaingard. D. Ulkus, G. Swalley, G. Bohn, S. Welle, J. Eaton, D. Deets. C. Ambroisus. 53 MONOGRAM CLUB—FRONT ROW: B. Kelly, T. Capstick, Treas.; J. Prater, Sec.; D. Deets, Pres.; K. Brennan, V. Pres.; B. Shapiro, Sgt. at Arms; M. Dawkins, M. Hodapp. SECOND ROW: D. Pintar, J. Stellrecht, G. Day, J. Sackett, G. Rocheal, T. Hornburger, T. Doherty, J. Muehlhauser, R. McDowell, J. Bieser, L. Misselhorn. BACK ROW: V. Martin, J. Harrison, D. Rensing, B. Birger, D. Nizinski, R. Anderson, C. Leece. This organization is made up of loyal Kahoki warriors who have lettered in one of the several sports which form the athletic program at CHS. To become members, the boys have to merit a letter and meet the approval of all present club members and sponsor. They are also required to demonstrate good character and good sportsmanship among their fellow students and opponents. In order to make money, the members sell programs at football and basketball games. The boys also serve as honorary escorts at the annual football coronation. The club sponsor was Coach Fletcher. Under the direction of Miss Frueh, Hi-Tri’s purpose was to help each girl win her,way to unselfish success. The club tried to help all members attain a character that was strong, unselfish, and true. Visitations of nursing homes and orphanages, state conferences, the Faculty Christmas Tea, and the annual Mother-Daughter Banquet were just a few of Hi-Tri’s successful activities. Character, friendship, courtesy, pleasure and success were the goals by which Hi-Tri worked. Hi-TRI—FRONT ROW: D. Rosen, J. Garcia, Treas.; J. Foley, Sec'y.; J. Merchut, Pres.; R. Knecht, V. Pres.; P. Knecht, M. Smiley, P. O'Donnell. BACK ROW: S. Bittles, C. Knecht, K. Massey, C. Charleton, S. Lewis, S. Bramley, D. Rossetto. 54 P A. STAFF—FRONT ROW: E. Cook, M. Johnson, J. Reece, J. Carlton. R. Gentile, T. Sieb. BACK ROW: J. Biondi, D. Ashcroft. M. Neu-bauer, K. Johnson, M. Cooper. Each morning the faculty and student body of CHS were cheerfully greeted by one of the voices belonging to the P.A. Staff. In addition to the announcements of club meetings, they presented skits to publicize various products being sold or special events. Only speech contest winners and officers of the speech clubs could be on the P.A. Staff. Voices of the Debate Club members once again echoed in the halls of CHS. This year the club members met in room 218 every other Tuesday with their sponsor, Mrs. Betty Reed. Here they practiced their speeches and debates which were presented at the various tournaments throughout the year. The CHS debate club was represented at the SIU Tournament in Carbondale, the Belleville Invitational, to name only a few. At the Speech Dramatic Arts Club banquet, awards of special recognition were presented. DEBATE—FRONT ROW: R. Gentile, R. Carr, Secy.; B. Pemberton, Treas.; J. Reece. V. Pres.; M. Johnson, Pres. BACK ROW: L. Lassen. K. Anderson. T. Sieb, J. Herrold. M. Cook. 55 FT A Provides Experience for Potential Teachers FT A—FRONT ROW: L. Burkett, T. Seib, C. Loyet, R. Gentile, P. Zambaldi, N. Coombs, Treas.; L. Bielaczyc, Pres.; Miss Kuncl, Sponsor; L. Scharf, V. Pres.; G. Swalley, J. Smith, M. Smiley, Sec'y.; C. Leiner. SECOND ROW: D. Fisher, J. Craighead. J. Salenki, W. Zelgewicz, T. Bigham, S. Turnbeau, P. Knecht, C. Terry. C. Seka, J. Lovin, D. Hering, K. Molitor, K. Shemoney, N. Greaves, K. Hayes, R. Heim, S. Peyla, P. Sperino, P. Walles, D. Taylor, J. Pacewic. BACK ROW: K. Sova, B. Updike, N. Shadwick, N. Owen, D. Horton, F. McGeehee, B. Boehm, K. Saillor, J. Carlton. The main objective of Future Teachers of America is to prepare interested students for teaching careers. This year FT A once again presented each teacher with an apple for American Education Week. FTA also sold sweatshirts with the CHS emblem to all loyal Kahok fans. Besides substituting for absent teachers and aiding in the primary schools, FT A members graded papers for teachers and assisted the teachers’ aides in their duties. Miss Kuncl was the club’s sponsor. Fairly new to CHS, College Club began its second year under the direction of Miss Linder. The purpose of this club is to keep students informed about scholarships, testing programs, college curriculums, procedures for college application, and activities of local colleges. Meetings were held once a month during which college representatives spoke. COLLEGE CLUB—FRONT ROW: T. Seib, R. Gentile. J. Pacewic. P. Zambaldi, C. Terry. B. Updike, Pres.; Miss Linder. Sponsor; B. Schultze, V. Pres.; S. Borth, Sec'y.; B. Boehm, C. Osborn, B. Chao. SECOND ROW: E. Fausz, D. Taylor, K. Baima. K. Bingaman. D. Horton, M. Dulatt, P. Woodring, M. Cooper, L. Daly, D. Warren, D. Donaldson, T. Bigham, L. Horner, K. Hayes, M. Neubauer. BACK ROW: J. Herrold, D. Pauesick, S. Turnbeau, K. Nevinger, M. Smiley, D. Rossetto, R. Chadwick, M. Perez. B. Chrisco. 56 FBLA—FRONT ROW: B. Merriman, H. Haas, S. Gamble, H. Klawonn, Pres.; Mrs. Ambers. Sponsor; D. Crossno, M. Heinicke, P. Hayes, J. Brammeier. SECOND ROW: C. Franklin, D. Walker, J. Smith, B. Hickman, S. Finchem, S. Marlette, T. Boneau, D. Kniser, J. Jeulfs, B. McKenzie. D. Chamness. J. Kanovsky, Y. Scharf, V. Reeder, K. Elliott, J. Yost. M. Koehne. D. Tamburello. P. Armas. BACK ROW: K. Bokern, D. Ackermann. D. Hill, C. Charlton. S. Lewis, L. Settenham, L. Mitchell, B. Chamness. B. Parmley. FNC—FRONT ROW: V. Robertson, C. Shelton, E. Fausz, Miss Best, Sponsor; E. Ogle, Pres.; S. Cohen. L. Schultze, P. Nemmess. BACK ROW: V. Gerald, D. Kempie. R. Bauer, E. Evanoff, B. Barett, D. Christian, T. Thompson. D. Gepson, N. Suhre. FBLA attempts to aid all students interested in the business field by helping them choose occupations for which they are best suited. FBLA sponsored a cake sale, and other bake sales throughout the year. At Thanksgiving and at Christmas, members prepared a basket of canned goods for a needy family. Members were informed about the business world by speakers and the Business and Professional Women’s Club. FBLA members attended the Southwest Area Conference in Alton and the state convention in Springfield. The club’s goal is for some members to attend the national convention in June. The Future Nurses Club was organized by Miss Best to help stimulate interest in the medical field. Their many activities included two tours to neighboring hospitals and having guest speakers at their meetings. Money-making projects for this year were selling kleenex and calendars and an annual bake sale. The club also helped provide scholarships for outstanding members interested in entering the medical field. 57 Perfection in Graphic Communications Clubs9 Goal CAMERA CLUB—FRONT ROW: T. Viliocco, Treas.; A. Valenti, Sgt.-at-Arms; D. Zukowsky, Pres.; Mr. Robert Edwards, Sponsor; J. Sta-hura, Sec'y- BACK ROW: D. Ulkus, V. Pres.; P. Gattung, R. Smith, M. McKenzie, B. Dye. R. Splaingard, G. Bohn. A.V. CLUB—FRONT ROW: A. Anglin, Treas.; J. Sybert, V. Pres.; P. Lindsey, Secy.; B. Randant, Pres.; Mrs. Gilligan, Sponsor; L. Daly, D. Warren, P. Eickelman. BACK ROW: B. Wentzel, J. Worthen, J. Taylor, T. Johnson, B. Davis, R. Clark, R. Weeks. G. Nesbit, W. Hamilton, K. Brinker, J. Meyer, M. Barril. J. Wood. Members of the Audi o-V i s u a I Club worked one study hall a day with the audio-visual equipment. Besides taking care of the projectors, recorders, and phonographs, the students assisted their fellow students with the new wireless listening system. Students were able to make up assignments and tests in the library because many teachers put original material on tapes. Sponsored by Mr. Edwards, Camera Club’s purposes are to provide a training ground in darkroom procedures for new members, further an interest in photography, and give experienced members tips on cameras and printing processes. Membership was open to all camera enthusiasts. New members learned the proper use of photographic equipment by taking and processing their own pictures. Experienced members were allowed to take and print photos for the Kahoki, Ka-hokian, and CHS News Bureau. 58 OFFICE AIDES—FRONT ROW: M. Evanoff. J. Earthal, J. Kennedy, S. Barillaro. D. Brada. A. Call. C. Holland, D. Deterding, J. Glass. SECOND ROW: P. Walker, K. Ramatowski, T. Hazelwood. L. Thurston, C. Harris, T. Meehan. S. Keller, K. Greer, J. Gauen, S. Skelton, J. Juelfs, J. Smith, J. Kramer, S. Stephenson, S. Lewis, C. Charleton, S. Crowell. N. Hill, R. Knecht. M. McCanna. P. Mahach. M. Dulatt, C. Albaugh, J. Suppiger, S. Burroughs. A. Fitzpatrick, V. Bendel. BACK ROW: D. Chamness. H. Klawonn, P. Baker, M. Holmes. C. Newberry. N. Mitchell. L. Masters, S. Lacy, R. Gentile, T. Tognarelli, P. Peyla, T. Caffrey, C. Hoag. L. Bennett. P. Vincent. The jobs of office-aides are many and varied. These students, who sacrifice their study halls, become regular “Girl Fridays” to office workers and teachers. They not only answer phones, but run errands. Mr. Paul presents them with a list of seven rules which they are expected to follow. For their workt office-aides receive much valuable experience. Did you hear an explosion? If it was the second or fourth Tuesday of the month, it may have been the Science Club hard at work, under the direction of Mr. Heberer. The energetic members carried out experiments usually not done in class. The problem was getting things set up and having them work. Main projects included attendance at a science fair in St. Louis, a tour of the Science Department at SIU, water and sanitation plants, and the Edwardsville Telephone Company. They also entertained guest speakers throughout the year. SCIENCE CLUB—FRONT ROW: D. Shadowen. C. Hoskins, Treas.; A. Brown, Sec’y '. Mr. Heberer, Sponsor; N. Greaves, J. Taylor. BACK ROW: C. Leiner, D. Busiere, W. Hamilton, N. Owen, J. Kruta, S. Grimm. 59 GERMAN CLUB—FRONT ROW: K. Johnson, P. Knecht, B. Mitchell. Pres.; Mr. Edwards. Sponsor; R. Whaley, V. Pres.; B. Boehm. Sec’y-I B. Finley. S. Rowe. SECOND ROW: D. Eckart, B. Reid. J. Schaefer. D. Altom, R. Andrews. D. Fitzpatrick, W. Coulson. BACK ROW: B. Lorsbach. G. Eckert, R. Giebaur. Once a month the future Van Gogh’s or Da Vinci’s gathered to discuss and organize the yearly agenda of Art Club. Officers were elected in the beginning of the year and construction of a float for homecoming began immediately. The desire to learn about Germany led many students to the fun-filled, but educational German Club meetings. Starting its second year, the members played new and exciting card games, enjoyed a picnic, attended the annual Christmas Banquet, and listened to German music played by their own German band. At the end of the year the club members discovered they had achieved their p u r p o s e—to learn about Germany, its people, customs, and history. ART CLUB—FRONT ROW: Mr. Weatherford, Sponsor; A. Fitzpatrick, C. Mott, C. Hoag, Sec'y-Treas.; T. Hornburger, Pres.; L. Bennett, M. Doherty, V. Pres.; D. Donaldson, G. Haneline, D. Hogan. P. Johnson, J. Taylor. SECOND ROW: J. Pacewic, P. Daniels, B. Schultze, P. Zambaldi, K. Sova, G. Richter. M. Cox. D. Pausick, L. Daly. P. Armas. D. Daly. M. Hoff. E. Evans. BACK ROW: T. Bigham. W. Horn-burger, K. LaSurs, B. Bardesbain, C. Hoskin. D. Pittman, G. Cherry, M. Brown. 60 Students Donate Time to Aid Librarians LIBRARY CLUB—FRONT ROW: B. Davis. D. Clark. Mrs. Fischer. Sponsor, D. Grams, Treas.; S. Minner, V. Pres.; J. Eade. Secy; L. Cuff. Pres.; Mrs. Hodges. Sponsor; D. Cozair, T. Lewis. SECOND ROW: R. Smith. D. Pittman, F. McGeeHee. K. Fischer. D. Fischer. W. Gooch. D. Ashcroft. T. Bigham. D. Stout. D. Wilson. D. Pausick. K. Fischer. B. Redman. BACK ROW: C. Shank. D. Hardin, B. Fraley, E. Anderson. P. Bugger. S. Thomas. P. Viviano. N. Shuck. HAM RADIO—FRONT ROW: B. Franklin. M. McKenzie. D. Kniser. M. Hamner. W. Hamilton. BACK ROW: D. Schroeder. C. Roberts. J. Stewart. T. Johnson. The Library Club was organized by those students who gave one study hall a day to assist their fellow students in the library. Membership, however, was open to anyone interested. Members were responsible for passing out library cards at the beginning of the year and collecting them at the end of the term. Class pins and bumper stickers were sold to finance their trip to the Washington University Library. At the annual spring banquet the new officers were installed and merit certificates were awarded. The institution of the ROTC program brought about an interest in Ham Radio and a Ham Radio Club at CHS this year. Many requirements must be met in order to obtain an operator’s license. One of the purposes of the club was to aid students in completing these requirements. Original equipment was supplied by Dave Schroeder and Bob Franklin. Classes in Morse code and basic radio theory were taught and it was hoped that the club would eventually operate its own radio station at CHS. The club was under the direction of Lt. Col. Grubbs. 61 Loyal Kahoks Loudly Support Their Team SENIOR CHEER CLUB—FRONT ROW: C. Leiner, T. Seib. B. Reeb. F. Nicol, A. Vieluf, K. Weil, J. Giglotto, D. Thomas, M. Hollingshead, J. Stehman, M. Vandaveer, M. Ray, B. Franklin, C. Leece, A. Marchiando. SECOND ROW: J. Blair, J. Pani, C. Loyet, J. Carlton, P. Crock-arell. D. Hitchins, M. Vogt. L. Cuff, N. Greaves. B. Fraley. Manager; J. Suppiger, Secy.; D. Stout, V. Pres.; A. Fitzpatrick, Treas.; C. Palecek, Pres.; A. Jackstadt, Manager; D. Finley. D. Brada. THIRD ROW: N. Monroe, M. Chepley. K. Lane, B. Nico, K. Shemony, K. Molitor, J. Foster. K. Brunworth. S. Keller, P. Welle, C. Kavaliunas, L. Swettenham, T. Meehan, D. Walling, N. Brewster, B. Thomas, S. Crowell, D. O'Donnell, P. Gillespy, J. Gauen, S. Skelton, S. Artimisi. S. Barillaro, S. Marlette. C. Ambrosius. J. Lovin, K. Kirchoff, J. Nimmo, N. Meredith. A. Call. L. Harned, T. Bigham, S. Prosser. BACK ROW: K. Elliot, R. Spencer, J. Smith, K. Bokern, D. Fisher, M. Welle, J. Earthal, J. Kennedy, J. Harrold, L. Hahn, D. Hering, L. Patek, C. Holland. L. Bielaczyc. P. Brammier, B. Updike, G. Richter, Z. Lakes, E. Ogle, P. Wiehardt, P. Darlington, N. Hutchinson. JUNIOR CHEER CLUB—FRONT ROW: J. Biondi, M. McCanna. K. Hosto, W. Zelgewicz. N. Shadwick, S. Burroughs, N. Owen. D. Horton. N. Wrigley, M. Cook, J. Kramer, J. Foley, T. Del Vecchio, R. Carr. J. Pacewic, K. Sova, P. Zambaldi. SECOND ROW: P. Knebel. L. Pellegrin, P. Knecht, D. Longhi, N. Roberts, D. Locandro, N. Kimutis, D. Hadfield, J. Suppiger, N. Wieble, C. Saul, C. Smith, B. Britton. J. Russell, L. Tosi, C. Brammier, E. Lakes. BACK ROW: P. Jedda, S. Thomas, S. Cohen, P. Cargnino, C. Wroble. A. Aldhart, S. Lancy, L. Schultze. J. Lochman, M. Burgess. S. Stephenson, D. Burroughs, S. Stewart, C. Miley, M. Malter, B. Fraley, S. Turnbeau. P. Glastras, D. Ferrero, L. Voelker. 62 CHEER CLUB—FRONT ROW: J. Knosky. B. Jedda, S. Lucas, P. Fischer, S. Payne, B. Finley, D. Scott, L. Kniser, P. Bugger. Mrs. Hayes, sponsor; Mrs. Mulford. sponsor; D. Gasowski, D. Pausick, Missy Cox, M. Daman, J. Gonzoles, D. Harper. D. Donaldson. SECOND ROW: B. Coin, D. Christ-ain, B. Weinacht, D. Mashar, R. Madakitis, K. Keller, C. Shank, K. Greer. P. May. P. Wyatt, D. Handine, J. Russell, J. Benish, D. Herrold, S. Dimmic, S. Johnson, M. Wallace. R. Perotti. G. Pettus. E. Coney, D. McAlister. D. Stieble, D. Pitts. C. Chodellone, L. Rayoum. P. Smith. Mindy Cox, L. Nichols. B. Blaylock, J. Bass. BACK ROW: S. Preckshot, C. Vochek. D. Daly, L. Daly. K. Huddleston. D. Warren. P. Viviano, K. Kopecki, J. Cumbow, C. Davidson. K. Wittman. C. Osborn. D. Mondy. D. Minke. M. Perez. D. Rossetto, R. Chadwick. K. Nevinger. P. O’Donnell. L. McElliot. Cheer Club and Cheer Block are composed of loyal Kahok fans who wish to promote school spirit and support our school's athletic events. Kahok Letter-Men were honored at the annual Letter-Men’s banquet given by Cheer Club. At this time each player was presented with a scrapbook honoring him. Cheer Club activities for the year were selling candy apples, booster badges, and purple and white balloons at the football games. Most members of Cheer Club were also members of Cheer Block, whose managers were Anne Jackstadt and Bev Fraley. One of the honors bestowed upon a junior or senior girl was being selected as a PE Student Leader. Of the many girls who sign up only twenty-six are chosen. Usually these girls display qualities of leadership and athletic ability. Duties of a Student Leader are many and varied. She takes roll, leads exercises and helps the Physical Education teachers in whatever way possible. The majority of the PE Student Leaders are seniors, but any girl selected in her junior year is automatically a Student Leader in her senior year. Teachers participating in this program are Miss Fenn, Mrs. Determan, Mrs. Pfaff and Mrs. Bloemker. P.E. STUDENT LEADERS—FRONT ROW: J. Hampsh, P. Cockrell. D. O’Donnell. A. Jackstadt, J. Gauen, S. Skelton, M. Malter. SECOND ROW: P. Glastras. P. Koblitz. W. Gooch, J. Luner, Miss Fenn, Mrs. Determan. Mrs. Pfaff. Mrs. Bloemker, P. Lindsey, V. Sadler, K. Wedesky, C. Sekouski. P. Gillespy. BACK ROW: D. Horton, P. Woodring, J. Nimmo, B. Updike, G. Richter, P. Wagoner, D. Clark, J. Chrisco, D. Shimkus. 63 SPANISH CLUB—FRONT ROW: T. Krukoski, N. Greaves, Treas.; J. Taylor, V. Pres.; Mr. Arriola, Sponsor; R. Bauer, Secy.; J. Marchian-do. BACK ROW: E. Conners, J. Gonzalez. B. Oakley, K. Fischer, S. Cohen, C. Kavaliunas, L. Lauchli. LATIN CLUB—FRONT ROW: R. Vallino, Treas.; B. Jedda, N. Owen, Cor. Sec y.; J. Luner, Rec. Sec’y.; D. Hering, Pres.; Mrs. Koelling, Sponsor; B. Chrisco, V. Pres.; L. Hanson. SECOND ROW: M. Mestamacher. J. Pacewic, B. Boehm, D. O’Donnell, E. Shipp. V. O’Brien, V. Robertson, R. Hiem, P. Zambaldi. BACK ROW: R. Splaingard. G. Swalley, G. Noud, V. Martin, D. Coombs, B. Britton, V. Heck, J. Bullington, J. Bruswietz, D. Christain. Collinsville’s chapter of the Junior Classical League was Phi Epsilon. To qualify for membership one must be enrolled in a Latin class or have taken Latin previously. In the fall new members were initiated, officers were installed, and the year’s plans were outlined. Once again loyal club members marched in the Homecoming parade with their Roman chariot and ponies under the sign “Victoria”. The main money making project of the year was the sale of Kahok pencils. They also had a bake sale. The year was concluded with the annual Roman banquet, where members dressed in Roman garb, ate Roman food, and presented an original Roman play. The Spanish Club, whose purpose is to further an interest in Spanish culture and the language itself, was one of the many fine clubs at CHS this past year. The club’s activities included a field trip to the Spanish Pavilion, a Christmas dinner, and many interesting films at their meetings. As fund raising projects the members sold Halloween candy, Christmas tie-on cards for decorating packages, and language grammar charts. 64 CHESS CLUB—FRONT ROW: J. Cochran, Pres.; Mr. Nunes, Sponsor; B. Schiller, J. Kerfoot, Treas.; D. Shadowen, V. Pres. BACK ROW: W. Hamilton, M. Johnson, D. Eckart, S. Hall, G. Noud, D. Crabtree. B. Monroe, B. Gerfen. NOON WORKERS—FRONT ROW: K. Campbell, J. Wells. S. Ried. M. Vogt, L. Mayes, J. Ostle, J. Luner. SECOND ROW: R. Cannon. M. Dume, B. Ried. G. Eckert, D. Altom. D. Osborn. BACK ROW: J. Simon, B. Finley, J. Shaeffer, R. Stockley, T. Sieb. The Chess Club meets each Monday to conduct their business, listen to guest speakers, and to play their favorite game. Membership was open to anyone. The purpose of the club was to allow participation in chess matches, both within the school, and with other schools; to gain knowledge and skill in the game. An award was made at the end of the year, to the winner of the club tournament. Mr. William Nunes was the sponsor. This past year many students gave up a lunch study hall in service to their fellow students as Noon Workers. The Noon Workers under the direction of their sponsor Mrs. Ruth Richer provided the lunches of the students and faculty of CHS. Their numerous jobs included: cashiering, filling plates, working at the snack bar, and cleaning the utensils used. We owe thanks to these students for without them our cafeteria would not have run as smoothly as it did. 65 Mu Alpha Theta—Honor Society for Math Brains MA0—FRONT ROW: J. Lochmann, C. Loyet, Treas.; T. McGinnis, Pres.; Mr. Crabtree, Sponsor; J. Grisolano, V. Pres.; P. Peyla, Sec’y.; N. Owen. SECOND ROW: J. Summers, M. Gnavi, L. Bielaczyc, B. Britton, K. Shemoney, J. Luner, S. Cohen, B. Oakley. S. Woosley, J. Ostle, K. Kimutis, J. Eade. BACK ROW: M. Ray, S. Welle, G. Giglotto, B. Monroe, J. Stehman, A. Marchiando. D. Busiere, D. Douthit, B. Chao. Mu Alpha Theta is a national mathematics honor society. This past year MAS sent nine students to participate in a math festival at SIU. At the annual weiner roast the pledges were informally initiated into the club. The club had a tea at Christmas. At the end of the year the annual banquet was held at which time the pledges finally became members. New officers were installed for the coming year. Mr. Richard Crabtree was the club’s sponsor. The National Thespian Society is an honor society for dedicated Speech Dramatic Arts Club members who earn one thousand points. This year the Thespian play was “The Odd Couple”. Members are not only actors and actresses, but also dedicated dancers, house managers, lighting technicians, as well as “jacks of all trades” who help in producing a successful play. In connection with the International Society they produced a play in the annual speech contests. The activities of the Speech Dramatic Arts Club got quickly under way with the fine leadership of its officers. With Mr. Herring as sponsor, the club presented such productions as “The Odd Couple”, and “My Fair Lady”, its first musical. Other activities were, the spring, and Speech III play, along with the one-act plays presented by Speech I students. Members also participated in the local, district, and state speech contests. National Forensic League was established as a national honor society for any exceptionally good debater or public speaker. To become a member, one has to work extremely hard and earn twenty-five points. Jackie Reese, senior, was the only CHS student to earn this distinct honor in the 1969-1970 school year. 66 SDA Offers Students Opportunity for Expression THESPIANS—FRONT ROW: J. Carlton, L. Lassen, J. Biondi, V. Pres.; M. Neubauer, Pres.; Dana Stout, Sec'y-Tress.; L. Bennett, J. Reece. SECOND ROW: M. Cooper, R. Carr, P. Knebell. M. Cook, N. Ehrlich, D. Ashcroft, P. Cargnino, K. Johnson, K. Dodson, J. Choma. BACK ROW: R. Gentile. E. Cook, J. Rinehart, B. Thomas, T. Sieb. S.D.A.—FRONT ROW: B. Boehm, L. Lassen. D. Ashcroft, Treas.; K. Johnson, Publicity Chairman; J. Carlton, V. Pres.; J. Reese, Pres.; L. Bennett, Corresponding Sec y.; K. Dodson, Recording Secy.; N. Ehrlich. SECOND ROW: S. Artimisi. M. Smiley, D. Rossetto, B. Pemberton, S. Bittles, M. Vogt, W. Gooch, S. Borth, D. Schlotter. BACK ROW: G. Swalley, E. Cook, P. Crockarell, T. Hazelwood. S. Grooms, M. Cook, J. Choma, R. Gentile, T. Sieb, M. Johnson, S. Polwart, J. Rinehart, M. Nuebauer, L. Runkle, N. Roberts. Student Council—Representative Government At Work STUDENT COUNCIL—FRONT ROW: Mr. Phelps, B. Thomas, N. Brewster. J. Nimmo. S. Skelton, J. Gauen, K. Molitor, B. White, C. Loyet, S. Barrilaro. SECOND ROW: B. Schultze, K. Brunworth, K. Kimutis. P. Welle, N. Hutchison, S. Keller, B. Rieb. A. Fitzpatrick, D. Brada, P. Gillespy. N. Knecht. K. Shemoney. D. Fischer. Mr. Patton. BACK ROW: B. Mitchell, L. Patek. D. Hering. C. Palacek. D. Finley. T. Meehan, L. Swettenham, P. Wiedhart, P. Darlington. D. O'Donnell. S. Crowell. STUDENT COUNCIL—FRONT ROW: D. Horton. P. Woodring, S. Burroughs. G. Foley. J. Kramer. T. Del Vecchio, J. Lochman, N. Wieble, B. Chao. SECOND ROW: M. Moore. K. Biama, B. Fraley. P. Viviano, P. Craig, S. Stephenson, J. Suppiger, P. Glastras. N. Kimutis. A. Guse, D. Shimkus. S. Oliver. BACK ROW: C. Hoag. L. Bennett. M. Pabst. P. Cargnino, C. Wrobel, L. Ratz. J. Fricke, S. Locandro. M. McCanna. 68 STUDENT COUNCIL—FRONT ROW: J. Cumbow. L. Kopecki. K. Greer. K. Luttman. E. French, C. Condellone, S. Hooks. P. Vlviano. SECOND ROW: K. Hamel. D. Warren. K. Keller. D. Cantrall. D. Pitts. N. Lockman. D. Mondy. K. Nevinger. M. Smiley. BACK ROW: L. Ross. B. Blaylock. Y. Sharf, T. Thomas. M. Albetina. P. O’Donnell. Student Council, under the direction of able administrators, continued their projects to benefit CHS and the community. Besides a very successful Homecoming, Council conducted the annual Roast Beef Dinner, Variety Night, and Valentine Tea and Awards Assembly . Student Council maintained the school store and machines for the student’s convenience and for the first time established a roving Pep Assembly Award. The 1969-1970 officers were Pres. Sherry Skelton, V. Pres. Jane Nimmo, Sec’y. Jo Gauen, Treas. Nancy Brewster and Parliamentarian Kathy Molitor. Throughout the year Tepee has been the center of Collinsville’s social life. This year Tepee members were introduced to Tepee Phase II, the new renovation of Tepee. Tepee Council again conducted the annual light bulb sale and presented this year’s May Dance, San Francisco by Trolley. This year Tepee worked under the directions of Council officers Bill Thomas, Pres.; Ann Jackstadt, V. Pres.; Kathy Molitor, Recording Sec'y.; Baby Doll Foster, Corresponding Sec’y.; and Claudia Saul, Treas. TEPEE—FRONT ROW: B. Rieb, M. Smiley. K. Molitor. A. Jackstadt. P. Thomas. J. Foster. C. Saul. E. Killinger. L. Bennett. N. Wieble. M. Doherty. SECOND ROW: T. Thomas. J. Kramer. T. DelVichio. D. Rossetto. T. Doherty. N. Brewster. D. O'Donnell. M. Ray. J. Giglotto, A. Guse. J. Herberts. P. O’Donnell. BACK ROW: B. Dunaway. C. Osborn. S. Burroughs. P. Wiehart, P. Darlington. R. Matikitis. G. Bohn. M. Neubauer. G. Prather. 69 Chorus Adds Harmony to Life At CHS CHORUS—FRONT ROW: P. McKay. L. Cuff. G. Scott, Y. Cobetto, M. Erickson. M. Massa. J. Reece. L. Riggs, D. Tucker, K. Hamel. T. Torrez, L. Fanning. M. Williams. T. Higdon, S. Campbell. M. Cook, P. Viviano, L. Burkett. SECOND ROW: R. Merriman, B. Boehm, K. Wagoner, J. Hubbs, P. Sandage, J. Blair, N. Wilhelm, J. Hinchey, M. Cooper. L. McFarland, R. Whitwell, C. Biggs. C. Lintzmich, N. Monroe. C. Connor. M. Wilke, K. Saylor, G. Ganninger. J. Juelfs. THIRD ROW: J. Hoggins. P. Brammeier, M. Wilhelm, C. Wessel, V. Robertson, C. Brammeier, J. Barnes, M. McKenzie, J. Castenegro, R. Carner, K. Wetmore, K. Johnisee, J. Slesinski, J. Craighead, D. Wilson, D. Carmen, P. Morrisett, P. Nicholson, L. Nepute. M. Hoff. BACK ROW: K. Adams, D. Geaschel, D. Schlotter, B. King, M. McMillin, J. Gerling, J. Grindstaff, E. Williamson, D. Brandon, G. Jacobs, D. Huff, J. Ripley, K. Sloan, G. Swalley, J. Ridener, R. Vicent, T. Cochran, C. Huff. R. Gilev, S. Price, R. Anderson, J. Hall. M. Richardson. D. Stricklin, N. Suhre, P. Smith. Over one hundred music-minded, ambitious students combine to form an active and truly talented Chorus Department under the direction of Mrs. H. C. Gibson. In November, January, and March an advanced choral ensemble represented CHS in District Six, the All-State Music Festivals, and the MENC meeting in Chicago. During the year, the chorus presented an inspiring Christmas concert and traditionally carolled in the halls of CHS, sang a festive spring concert, made numerous appearances for civic organizations, and honored the graduating seniors by singing two requested numbers. One of the major money-making projects for Chorus was the annual spaghetti dinner in January. A year’s work on the nineteenth annual variety show, “Amo Amasha”, (“Love Amasha”) came to a gratifying and successful conclusion May first and second for an audience of over one thousand under the direction of Gary Swalley. The Chorus is proud to carry on its great traditions, and CHS is equally proud of them. Chorus members rehearse for annual variety show. 70 VARIETY SHOW LEADS—STANDING: J. Huggins, C. Huff. B. Boehm, B. Geiler. J. Ripley, L. Burkett. SEATED: T. Cochran, M. Wilke. C. Lintzenich, M. Whittington. VARIETY SHOW CHAIRMEN—B. Geigler, Stage; J. Huggins, Costume and Make-up; C. Lintzenich, Dance; B. Boehm, Publicity; G. Swalley. 71 BAND—FIRST ROW: E. Schoreack, A. Brown, C. Garcia, N. Evans, J. Norcom, V. Heck. S. Rowe, S. Wrigley, P. Mock, L. Klass. SECOND ROW: J. Cochran, T. McGinnis; V. Pres., J. Taylor; Treas., P. Koblitz, E. Wrigley, B. Blew, C. Phillips, J. Sandy, J. Toohey, M. Cox, M. Mestamacher, J. Kerfoot. J. Luner. THIRD ROW: S. Hall, L. Mueth. D. Ball, D. Young, J. Schaefer, P. Wallis. M. Cox, M. Casey. J. Hahs, S. Woosley, M. Bilyeau, L. Mayes. W. Zelgewicz, R. Vallino, B. Embick. S. Stone. FOURTH ROW: K. Bouse, N. Owen. C. Mueth; Sec’y., N. Shadwick, D. Shadowen, K. Pintar, D. Pitts, M. Bugger, R. Tichenal, H. Cockrum, J. Bodine. D. DaPron. T. Seib, G. Andrews. This year has been very challenging for the members of the CHS band. Under new direction many changes were made. Among these changes was a change in curriculum. Music theory was taught this year for the first time by Mr. Ed Hayes, assistant director. The members of the Collinsville Kahok band were constantly boosting Kahok spirit both by day and by night. During the day, the band provided the music to rouse the spirits of the student body at pep assemblies. By night the flame of the fire hoop lighted the path of victory at the football and basketball games as the band played our own “Indian Trail . Many new things were introduced as well as old things carried on by the 1969 band. The band learned and presented a new style of marching at this season’s football games. The usual five concerts were presented to the public. This year’s money raising projects included: season ticket sales, paper drives, the annual spaghetti dinner, and candy sales. Described by Mr. Strebel as “an academic subject as well as a team effort’’ in which “the individual must strive to help the team endeavor The band went beyond its usual success in this year’s activities. D. Julius. K. Fischer. B. Parmley. L. Bevirt, R. Bode. R. George, K. Hosto. FIFTH ROW: K. Fischer. M. Schwartz. K. Toenjes. L. Smith. D. Turner. D. Kniser. B. Lorsbach. T. Cooper. J. Eaton, L. McGinnis, G. Eckert; Pres., R. Adamick. D. McFadden, P. Bales, C. Sutton. G. Noud, B. Oakley. C. Wallace, B. Lebefvre. BACK ROW: L. Boothman, M. May. D. Altom, C. Brown, R. Gebauer, Mr. Ed. Hayes; Assistant Director. Mr. Neal Strebel; Director. Who missed that note? KAHOK PRINCESS—Karen Burr, KAHOK CHIEF— Andy Belobraydic. 73 20-6 Homecoming Victory Highlights Varsity Season VARSITY FOOTBALL—FRONT ROW: L. Riggs, G. Ceretto, T. Jackson, T. Capstick, M. Dawkins, T. Jackstadt. J. Prater, S. Hollingshead, R. Dickerson. D. Rensing, J. Pegues. SECOND ROW: L. Misselhorn, L. Gonzales, M. Moore, K. Keller, T. Lewis. G. Prather, G. Kusmier-zak, B. Kelly, G. Webb, W. Smiley, C. Domino. THIRD ROW: L. Simpson, B. Milster, J. Payne. J. Hedger, B. Thorpe, S. Greaves, D. Pepper, B. Birger, G. LeMaster, J. Cochran, J. McKlain, J. Baczewski. BACK ROW: B. Finck, V. Stogner, D. Jackson. R. McDowell, D. Eck-art, R. Smith, B. Reeb, K. Kingsbury, D. Keim, P. Sij, W. Dickerman, J. Furfaro. Terry Smith, Frank Pitol, Don Davisson, Russell Keene. Leading the varsity gridders is Coach Frank Pitol, a graduate of CHS and Eastern Illinois University. He served his fourth year as head football coach and is completing his eighth year as a Kahok coach. Having graduated from Southern Illinois University and earned his Masters degree at Washington University back field coach Terry Smith is serving his fourth year at CHS. Completing the roster of varsity coaches is line coach, Don Davisson a graduate of Eastern Illinois University who came to CHS in 1952. Sor more coach Russell Keene is completing his second year as coach at CHS, coming here as a graduate of SIU, Carbondale. 76 Larry Riggs Most Valuable Player WON 1 LOST 7 TIED 1 OPPONENT SCORE CHS Although over 80 gridders showed their desire for greatness by report- Cahokia 18 6 ing for football practice, the Kahoks started the season slowly. After five Quincy 21 8 disappointing losses, however, the Kahoks fought Assumption to a 12-12 Granite City 45 8 tie and followed up by presenting a joyous Kahok crowd with a solid Edwardsville 28 6 20-6 Homecoming victory over Wood River. The schedule concluded with Belleville West 35 0 games against area powers Alton and East St. Louis who begrudged Assumption 12 12 the fighting tribe any further victories, but the Kahoks had shown Wood River 6 20 their pride and spirit despite their disappointing 1-7-1 record. Alton 28 6 The thirteen returning lettermen provided the team with a solid of- East St. Louis 46 0 fense as the purple and white averaged over a touchdown per game. Conference Won 1 Lost 5 Following t h e season 39 Kahoks were awarded letters. 77 Sophomores Finish Season in Three Way Tie For First Place SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL—FRONT ROW: D. Jackson. W. Smiley. F. Coffin. T. Jackstadt. J. Herberts. T. Koblitz, J. Peques, J. Stein-bach. SECOND ROW: K. Kingsbury. G. LeMaster, C. Domino, B. Milster, J. McClain, M. Frakes. R. Fricke, R. Cocker, J. Correll. BACK ROW: G. Kebel, K. Ward. A. Jenks, E. Holubasch, R. Sekowsky. D. Lyons. J. Stephens, L. Simpson, G. McKinnon. WON 7 LOST 1 OPPONENT SCORE CHS Coach Russell Keene and his 33 sophomore g r i d d e r s were disap- East St. Louis 8 13 pointed in their first game by a last minute 8-13 defeat at the hands of a Cahokia 0 28 tough E. St. Louis team. However, they were not to be disappointed Belleville West 0 14 again as the amazing squad proceeded to roll up a chain of seven Edwardsville 12 14 victories, ending the season with a 52-24 win over Alton. This string Wood River 0 26 gave the deserving sophomore Ka-hoks an enviable 7-1 record as well Assumption 12 32 as a first place in the conference. Although the team as a whole did Alton 24 52 an outstanding job, leaders were Ben Milster, selected as most valuable player, as well as Warren Smiley, Jackie McClain, Jessie Pegues and Tom Jackstadt. 78 Inter-Squad scrimmage provides experience. Kahok blockers clear the way. Tony Jackson and Larry Riggs prepare for rigorous action. Sophomore Jackie McClain evades Wood River Oilers. 79 Kahok Gridiron Oppose Area Competitors Coach Pitol delivers pep talk to Kahoks at the intersquad scrimmage. John Cochran makes it for the first down. Rock-a-bye-baby Referee backs off as Dave Rensing comes down. A pass is snatched by Mark Dawkins. Kahok substitutes anxiously await their chance. Larry Riggs blocks for Gary Ceretto. Referee gets a closer look at the play. Thinclads Complete 4-2 Record CROSS COUNTRY—FRONT ROW: Pat Welle, Rich Vaughn, Vernon Martin, Ray Anderson. James Hahs, Don Young. BACK ROW: Al Brinley. Dan Siegel. Harry Lang, Coach; Dennis Nizinski, Dave McFaddin. NOT PICTURED: Gary Dollar, Bruce Mitchell. Randy Hoga. Manager. 1969 Cross Country Season (Low Score Wins) WON 4 LOST 2 COLLINSVILLE OPPONENT SCORE 33 Mascoutah 29 27 Granite City 30 26 Cahokia 31 20 Edwardsville 37 19 Wood River 42 9th out of 10 at Alton Big 10 3rd out of 3 with Alton and Belleville 6th out of 23 at Triad Invitational 4th out of 7 at Conference 4th out of 14 at District This year the C.H.S. thinclads had an exceptional one, two, three punch in runners Ray Anderson, Jim Hahs, and Vernon Martin, but lacked depth. Cross Country Coach Harry Lang attributed this Season’s wins to the great trio. All three of the outstanding harriers traveled to the sectional meet in Springfield. Anderson, as the third finisher, qualified for the state meets held in Champaign. There he finished twenty-third out of more than two-hundred runners, an admirable placing. Next year shows promise with Hahs and Martin returning and other thinclads showing capability which should give depth to the squad. 82 James Hahs and Vernon Martin provide the team with a great 2-3 punch. Wrestling Is Initiated At CHA TEAM A—FRONT ROW: Dave McFadden, Chuck Gilmore, Kent Ward, Skip Holmes. Larry Segobiano. Mike Welle. BACK ROW: Coach Tom Miofsky, Steven Downey, John Correll, Steve Masters, Jim Prater, Bruce Enskat, Bruce Lorsbach, manager. OPPONENTS SCORE Alton 34 Mascoutah Invitational Tournament lence. a i t n o u g n we new team s schedule was light this year with seven dual meets and one tournament, the grappling Kahoks plan to enter varsity competition next year. Because all this year’s wrestlers are sophomores and juniors next year’s team should prove to be an excellent one. CHS 19 14 (seventh place) This year wrestling was added to the CHS athletic program. The new sport was initiated and coached by Tom Miofsky, a former Granite City grappler. Over 30 prospects showed capability despite a lack of exper- 84 What do I do with him now coach? TEAM B—FRONT ROW: Ed Holabausch, Tom Koblitz, Phil Thron, Sam Ashtan, Ken O’Neil, Dave Meadows, Mike Cherry. BACK ROW: Steve Bolt. Wayne May, Ron Fricke, Roger Cocker. Bill Lochmann, Larry Simpson. Scott Miller. Absent from picture: Chuck Domino. George McKinon, and Ass t. Coach Larry Donaldson. 85 Promise for Tomorrow JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL—FRONT ROW: Larry Bennett, manager; Kevin Kingsbury. David Huddleston. Jackie McClain, Rich Knarr, Rich Mormon. BACK ROW: Coach Terry Smith, Dennis Hill, John Pauline, Mike Springs. Kevin Hamer. Richard Ahart, Coach Frank Pitol. Future Kahok Cagers SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL-FRONT ROW: R. Berry. K. Kingsbury R. Knarr O. Lyons D. Jackson J. McClain a Ray. uansuv BACK ROW: Coach Terry Smith. Tom Thomas, D. Seigel. T. Jackstast. R. Sekosky. M. Springs. K. Harner. J. Pauline, R. Ahart. T.m Thomas, L. Bennett. Manager. 86 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders learn to fly. Jerry Ahart blocks an East Moline attempt. Big Bob Shapiro stretches to tip the ball in. 87 Kahoks Have Fantastic Season VARSITY BASKETBALL—FRONT ROW: Dennis Hill, Mark Dawkins. Paul Schuerbaum, Bill Klein, Dave Deets, Virgil Hoskin. BACK ROW: Coach Frank Pitol. Don Boeger. Kevin Brennen. Bob Shapiro, Jerry Ahart. John Eaton, Bob Jansen, Manager; Coach Virgil Fletcher. VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES WON 11 LOST 2 Kevin Brennen, Dave Deets, and Bob Shapiro returned to the CHS hardcourt as lettermen and tri-cap- CHS OPPONENT SCORE tains this year. But one of the keys 87 Mater Dei 74 to Kahok success was Jerry Ahart, a 65 Granite City 63 transfer student from Edwardsville. 77 McClure 42 The squad was filled out by Don 82 East Moline 78 Boeger, Dave Dow, John Eaton, Den- 81 East St. Louis 58 nis Hill, Virgil Hoskins, Bill Klein, and 82 Belleville West 58 Paul Schuerbaum. 76 Decatur Eisenhower 62 The team, although disappointed 65 Harrisburg 45 by a defeat by East Moline in the 78 Chicago St. Pat. 56 Collinsville Tournament, showed 83 Thornridge 62 great ability. This was exemplified 85 Marion 67 by a monumental sweep at the Car- 84 Alton 85 bondale Holiday Tournament. This 65 Edwardsville Conference 4-1 42 was the Kahoks third tournament victory at Carbondale, a feat no other school has ever accomplished. Bob gets off another shot against a Granite City Warrior. Manager Bob Jansen's duties are many and varied. Deets sneaks in a sly one. Jerry Ahart towers over his opponents as he shoots. 89 Hardcourt Men in Action Dave Deets and Paul Scheurbaum block a Warrior’s path. The scoreboard tells the story of the Kahok-Warrior game. 90 Jerry Ahart out maneuvers his opponent. Bob Shapiro and Jerry Ahart work hard for what they acquiri Jerry Ahart grabs a rebound. The Purple and White spend many hours practicing to achieve perfection. The Kahok team is jubilant at their victory. Janie Lochmann Jo Carrole Kennedy Paula Cargnino JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS—FRONT ROW: Barb Jedda, Debbie Mondy, Chris Condellone. BACK ROW: LuAnne Rayoum, Lynn McElligott, Cindy Osborn. Cheryl Wrobel Sandy Stewart Lucia Pellegrin Pat Meurer Seven smiling cheerleaders plus one. The magnificent seven at CHS are the cheerleaders who personify the school's spirit. Instructed by Jane Pfaff, they lead the crowd at varsity sports events. Their job requires not only enthusiasm but skill and training also. Last summer the girls traveled to Hartland, Michigan, to participate in the United States Cheerleaders Association All-American Camp. Although they were the only out of state group and accustomed to a different style of cheerleading, they returned with a fourth-place ribbon for their delivery of For the Purple . The girls earned not only a prize but also a host of new cheers and morale boosters for the entire Ka-hok delegation to share. 93 EXECUTIVE BOARD—SEATED: Cindy Osborn. Carla Davisson. Elaine French. Kathie Wittmann. STANDING: Chris Condellone. Debbie Rossetto, Phyllis Viviano, Mr. Daech, Sponsor; Nancy Lochmann, Peggy O’Donnell. Mary Smiley. Sophomores—Class of9 72 President................Elaine French Vice-President...................Carla Davisson Secretary.................Cindy Osborn Treasurer..............Kathie Wittmann The Class of '72, new members at C.H.S., were very happy to begin their three senior high years and also very proud to finally be known as Kahoks. For these students, Orientation Day introduced them to the hectic rat race at C.H.S. Sophomore football games and Student Council elections started the class on the road to a successful year. The election of the Executive Board ended in an unusual manner. The fact that the board consisted of ten girls made no difference when work began. The project that started the year was to begin the class’s first Homecoming float. With much work and enthusiasm, the float finished second, the only class to place. This only began to prove that the Class of ’72 has got what it takes! 96 Treasurer, Kathie Wittmann, makes a motion. President, Elaine French, asks for the vote and gets a typical response. 97 Abernathy, Betty Adams, Kathy Adams, Tom Adams, Joyce Albertina, Mark Albright, Candy Aldridge, Louis Alger, Laura Allen, Ed Althardt, Linda Anderson, Doug Anderson. Randy Sophomore boys always have something going! Anderson, Roy Apostle, Frank Armas, Pat Armon, Mark Armstrong, Mark Arth, Wayne Artimisi, Mike Askew, Gary Baebler, Paul Baker, Gary Ball, Doris Baker, Mary Barker, Mary 98 All sophomores took time out to read the book that was chosen especially for them—Lord of the Flies. Barnett, Randy Barnes, Judy Barril, Mike Bartley, Kay Bass, Jana Bazzell, Kathy Bennett, James Bennett. Larry Benson, Sherry Berg, Connie Berry, Roy Bertoglio, Mike Bevirt, Larry Biggs, Cynthia Bilyeu, George Bilyeu, Mary Bittles, Sandy Blair, Lynn Blandon. Paul Blaylock, Bonnie Blumberg, Dennis Bly, Kathy Bode. Randy Bodine, Jack 99 Boeger, David Bonebrake. Mark Bollinger, Debby Bolts, Steve Boone, Carol Bovinett, Diane Bowen, JoAnn Brake, Mike Brake, Rhonda Brandon, Don Braundmeier, Joan Briley, Judy Brimley, Al Brown, Janie Bruns, Chris Brusewitz, Jayme Bucher, Richard Buchmon. Steve Bugger, Mark Bugger, Pat Bullington, Jan Burger, Pat Burgess, Patty Burns, Terry Burroughs, Linda Burrus, Lloyd Caffrey, Pauline Caine, Shirley Cantrall, Donna Capistrant, Bob Carl, Connie Carter, Virginia Castegnaro, Janice Cato, Brenda Chadwick, Rose Mary Chambliss, Mike Chamness, Brenda Chance, Janice Cherry, Richard Chrisco, Bruce Chism, Debbie 100 Christopher, Kelly Clanney, Sheri Clark, Diane Clark, Richard Clarke, Vikki Cochran, Debbie Cochran, Harold Cocker. Roger Coffin, Fred Combs, Tim Comstock. Marilynn Conatser, Steve Condellone, Chris Conners, Ellen Cooper, Dennis Cooper, Mark Corcoran, Tom Correll, John Coulson. Robert Coulson, Wesley Counts. Billie Courtwright, Justin Covalesky, Craig Cox, Mindy Cox, Missy Coziar, Dennis Craighead, Julie Cristel. Richard Crumer, Raymond Cumbow, Julie Daman, Mary Daniels. Pat Daly, Debbie Daly, Linda Davenport, Ronnie Davis, Elizabeth Davis, Mary Davisson, Carla Dean, Edwin Decker, Angie DeLaney, Pam DeLuca, Raymond 101 Denny, Sue Deppe, Donna Dickerson, Laura Dix, Cary Dix, Joe Doggett, Leona Doherty, Mike Domino. Chuck Donaldson, Diana Doom, Becky Draper. Wanda Dunaway. Barb Duniphan, Teresa Eaton, Joe Eckart, Jim Eckart, Linda Eckert, Gayle Eckert, Larry Edwards. Dolly Ellis, Claude Enskat, Bruce Erickson, Merikay Erickson, Philip Evans, Sandy Evers, Linda Fann, Linda Farnum, Pam Feigenbutz, Wayne Feldpausch, Robert Ferris, Alan Fiebig, Rick Field, Dan Fischer, Pam Fisher, Karen Fitzpatrick, Dave Fletcher, Ruth Frakes, Mark Fraley, Barb Fraley. Bev Francis, Nancy Frawley, Jackie Fredericks, Mary 102 French, Elaine Frey, Sharon Fricke, Debbie Fricke, Ron Furlow, Judy Gallaway, Debbie Gallagher, Bill Galloway, Rick Gamble. Ron Ganniger, Glenna Gintautas, Guada Garber, Lee Gartside, Steve Gasawski, Debbie Gaultney, Brenda Geaschel, Rhonda Gebauer, Rick George, Ron Gentile, Dianne Gerard. Brenda Getz, Rick Gibbs, Randy Gibson, Mike Gillespie, Mike Gilbert, Tom Gimmick, Sheila Gipson, Debra Glenn, Mike Goggin, Carla Goins, Barb 103 Gonzalez, Jeri Gordon, Barbra Gordon, Jill Gorsuch, Larita Greer, Karen Grimm, Steve Grindstaff, Joe Grizio, Jim Gross, Peggy Guithues, Mike Gum, Wayne Gutjhar, Mike Guse, John Hahs, Ken Halibush, Ed Hall, Gary Hall, Mary Hall, Mike Hall, Ricky Hall. Steve Hamel, Kathy Hamilton, Rich Hamilton, Sherry Hamner, Marsha Hand, Debbie Haneline, Dale Haple, Debbie Hardin, Debbie Harner, Kevin Hankin, Tom Hansen,Laura Happel, Bob Harper, Debbie Harper, Rich Harrison, Barb Hartman, Sandy Hartso, Fred Hatten, Becky Hauer, Marianne Hayes, Patsy Heck, Vicky Helmkamp, Steve 104 Hensley, Elizabeth Herberts, Jeff Herrold, Denee Herrold, Val Herzberger, Brian Hester, Stella Hickling, Tom Hicks, Kathleen Hime, Terry Hockenauer, Ted Hocket, Jack Hoffman, Mike Hoga, Randy Hogan, Diane Hogan. Norma Holcomb, Gail Holmes, Harold Holmes, Kim Hooks, Sandy Hoskins, Barb Howells, Pat Huddelston, Karen Huff, David Jackson, Cheryl Jackson, Danny Jackson, Ted Jackstadt, Tom Jacobs, Gary Jansen, Terry James, Paula Jedda, Barb Jenks, Alan Jentsch, Kurt Johnson, Andrea Johnson, Brenda Johnson, Mike Johnson, Peter Johnson, Sue Joiner. Gary Jones, Richard Jordon, Connie Juengel, Jerry 105 Klaus, Bev Knarr, Rich Knecht, Carol Knight, Marion Kniser, Debra Kniser, Dennis Koblitz, Tom Kershaw, George Kingsbury, Kevin Kitsch, David Klaas, Linda Julius, David Kaiser, Lynne Kalbfleisch, Bonnie Kanovsky, Judy Kebbel, Gary Kebel, Jean Kebel, Linda Keenlin, Steve Keller, Kay Kemper. Debbie Kerkemeyer, Rita Stacked up books and clothe the sophomore girls' locker roorr Koehne, Eileen Kolhaas, Dennis Koke, Marla Komeshak. Dennis Kopecki, Lorreta Koskick, Margaret Kukla, Gary Krukoski, Teresa Kutzera, Cheryl Lacy, Sandy Lahue. Joseph 106 Landreth, John Lane, Susan Lange, Kevin Langenstein, Anita Lawson, Rose Lauchli, Linda ow the crowded conditions in Manning, Ken Manning, Ted Marmon, Richard Marshall, Brenda Martin, Ron Massander, Bill Leiner, Noel LeMaster, Gary Lenny, Debbie Leonard, Wayne Leone, Jolyn Leone, Philip Loeschner. Bob Lindsey, Phillip Lindsey, Sherry Locandro, Theresa Lochmann, Nancy Logan, Pat Love, Joe Lovin, John Loyet, Paul Lozier, John Lucas, Sheila Luja, Vitas Lyons, Dave Matter, Don Malter, Ken 107 Mason. Bill Massa, Maggie Masters, Steve Matikitis, Ruth Maxey, Karen May. Pam May. Paul May, Wayne McAllister, Debbie McClain, Jack McConkey, Debbie McCormick, Janet McCormick, Kevin McDowell, Mark McElligott, Lynn McGee, Walter McGehee, Faye McGinnis, Larry McKay, Pat McKinnon, George McMahon, Nancy Melton, JoAnn Mestemacher, Marlene Mewes, Augusta Miers, Gloria Miller, Pam Miller, Scott Miller, Steve Mills, Jeff Milster, Benny Mincke, Debbie Mitchell, Barb Mitchell. Mike Mites, Dave Molinar, Mike Molitor, Steve Mondy, Debbie Mooney, Mike Mooney, Ronald Moore, Earl Moore, Karen Moore, Marilyn 108 Montgomery, Randy Morgan, Mike Morrisett, Prscilla Morrow, Bob Moses, Danny Mouser, Terry Mshar, Diane Muench, Don Mueth, Linda Mumper, Sandy Muniz, David Nance, Doug Needy, Micky Nepute, Trish Nesbit, Jeff Neukam, Dawn Nevero. Lewis Nevinger, Kim Newton, Rhett Nichols, Juanita Nichols, Linda Nichols, Mike Nicholson, Pam Ninness, Brenda Ninness, Pam Noel, Steve Norman, Debbie Northcutt, Peggy Odom, Danny O’Brien, Vicky O'Donnell. Peggy Oliver, Carol O’Neill. Kenneth Opich, Barb Orlandi, Beth Osborn, Cindy Osborn, Danny Osterhout, Bradley Owens, Bradly Parks, Danny Parmley, Becky Pauesick, Dawn 109 Pauline, John Payne, Sharon Pegues, Jesse Pemberton, Barb Perez, Mary Perino, Pat Perotti, Renee Pettus, Glenda Peyla, Susan Phillips, Jerry Pilkus, Bob Pintar, Karen Podesta, Gloria Powell, Jim Prater, Nina Preckshot, Susan Presson, Susan Pully, Mike Quick, Pat Radford. Kathy Raede, David Ramsey, Jerry Rankin, Vicki Rautenstrauch, Denis Ray, Cathy Ray, Steve Ray, Don Rayoum, LuAnn Recklein, Danny Reed, Shirly Reeder, Vicki Reeves, Howard Reeves, Linda Reid, Gary Rembish, Pam Renick, Rosemary Reulecke, Larry Reynods. Linda Reynolds, Linda Richards, Bill Ripley, Jim Roberson, Linda Roberts, Charles HO Roberts, Kenny Robertson, Vicki Rogers, Linda Rogers. Greg Root, Ann Roso, Ken Ross, Linda Rossetto, Debbie Rothemeier, Tim Rouggly, Larry Rowe, Susan Rushing, Pat Russell, Janet Russell, JoAnn Sage, Debbie Sams. Stephen Santen, Kim Sapp, Sherry Sarro. Barb Scaglione, Ricky Scharf, Yvonne Schlotter, Debbie Schiber. Bill Schmacker. John Sophomore girls discuss the importance of finishing their own homework before class. 1 Schmaker, Lynn Schmidt, Kurt Schmidt, Larry Schmidt, Rodney Schoreak, Paul Schrauth, Luanne Schwander, Emy Schwartz, Maurie Scoby, Ricky Scott. Debbie Scott, Jeff Scott. Mike Scurry, Sheila Segobiano, Larry Segobiano, Linda Seib, Pat Sekosky, Ray Shaffer, Bruce Shafer, Mark Shebly, Tall Shipman, Barb Shirutis, John Shupp, Sandy Showers, David Seigel, Danny Sielke, Ralph Simon, Joe Simpson, Don Simpson, Larry Slesinski, Jackie Sloan, Fred Sluetter, Mike Smiley, Mary Smiley, Warren Smith, Bob Smith, Jay Smith, Kent Smith, LuAnn Smith, Pat Soehnlin, Gary Soulney, Debbie Sova, Dennis 112 Springs, Mike Station, Jim Standerfer. Jeff Stanley, Robyn Stateler, Joyce Stark, Mark Steible, Debbie Steinbach, John Stephens, John Stevens, Mike Stewart, James Stirnaman, Tom Stockley, Debbie Stogner, Jeff Stone, Steve Stricklin, Dimetra Summers, Ernie Sutherland, Dorthy Thomas, Tim Thomas, Tom Timper, Clara Tucker, Ricky Thompson, Toni Toupnot, Dennis Sutter, Greg Sweitzer, Larry Takacs, Julie Tate, Pam Taveggia, Leni Thermon. Bill Turner, Debbie Twente, Barb Underwood, Janise Vallero, Vicki Vallino. Robyn Van Hook, Susan Vaughn, Richard Vaughn, Sandy Viliocco, Barb Viviano, Phyllis Vlcek, Carol Volner, Danny 113 Phyllis, Janice, and Peggy are detained from gym class due to the latest news. Votava, Charles Watcher, Ken Wagner, Glenn Walker, Debbie Walker, Mary Walla, Dennis Walla. Rich Wallace, Marsha Wallace, Pam Wallace, Steve Wallis. Patty Walton, Jackie Wanous. Mike Ward, Kent Warren, Deena Wasser, Steve Watson, Barry Weeks, Ricky Weinacht, Bev Welle, Jim Welle. Pat Wendler, Kirk Wendt, Robert White, Sherry 114 White, William Whitwell, Becky Wideman, Gary Wiggins, Ricky Wilbur, Robert Wilhelm, Norma Wilke, Marleen Williams. Beth Williams, Jeannie Williams, Jim Williams, Marsha Williams, Philip Williams, Roger Wilson, Grace Wilson, Rusty Wink, Steve Witsken, Roger Wittmann, Kathie Wiwczaroski, Kevin Wolfe. Betty Wongler, Mike Wood. Steve Woodruff, Kevin Woofers, Tom Sophomore classes always listen attentively to their teachers. 115 Worthen, John Wright, Lloyd Wright, Mary Wrigley, Audrey Wrigley, Joe Wrigley, Linda Sophomores achieve success with their second place float. (We try harder!) 116 Wrigley, Nancy Wyatt, Paula Yanousek, Bill Young, Diane Young, Don Zike, Richard Cheryl Shank takes advantage of the school’s library. Rita Kerkemeyer shows enthusiasm while doing her studies. ll 7 Juniors—Class of 1971 SEATED: Toni Del Vecchio, Vicki Bendel, Scott Greaves, Debbie Burroughs. STANDING: Miss Lynn Ackerman. Sponsor; Kathy Biama, Nancy Kimutis, Robin Bethel, Cindy Smith, Lynn Bennett, Bill Chao, Mr. Charles Dartt, Sponsor. In the fall of 1969, a new class of jolly juniors once again entered the doors of CHS. A little more confident than the year before, they came with hopes that had started to mold. As students their knowledge had increased and would continue to grow. As people they had gained valuable experiences, and they had matured as the eyes of their families watched. With unusual team work, the juniors continued to try to raise enough money to support their class functions. Bake sales were frequent. New projects were introduced, such as selling Christmas decorations. Through determination and the help of loyal classmates, the treasury grew. “Camelot’’ was reproduced by the class of ’71 for the football Coronation. When their football maid, Carol Hoag, walked over the drawbridge the homecoming was complete. The work did not end there, for there was a prom to organize. President................Scott Greaves Vice President............Vicki Bendel Secretary..............Toni Del Vecchio Treasurer.............Debbie Burroughs 118 Executive board plans Coronation. Bills make meetings uncheerful. Good, but not enough. “As you throw the weight of your influence on the side of good, the true and beautiful, your life will achieve an endless splendor. It will go on in others, bigger, finer, nobler than you ever dared to be.” 119 Adams, Carol Althardt, Audrey Anderson, Ethel Andrews, Glenn Apostle, Paul Armas, Debbie Ashcroft, Debi Askew, Donna Astrauskas, Wayne Avooske, Mike Baima, Kathy Bales, Phil Bales, Ronnie Baquet, Mike Bardesbain, Barbara Barillaro, Randy Barnes, Joyce Barton, Fred Barunica, Pam Bauer, Renee Beal, Neva Beard, Amelia Bean, David Beckman, Janet Belobraydic. Andy Bendel, Vicki Bennett, Lynn 120 Berry, Debbie Bethel, Robin Bettorf, Bill Bingaman, Karen Biondi, Jennifer Birger, Bernard Black, Bruce Blase, Jan Blew, Bill Bohn, Dale Boneau, Terry Boothman, Lou Ann Borth, Sherri Bovinett, Glen Boyd, Tomma Bracey, John Braden, Jennifer Bradford, Don Bradshaw, Zandra Bramley, Susan Brammeier, Cindy Branham. Tommy 121 Bress, Susan Brewer, Debbie Bright, John Britton, Barbara Brockmire, Dan Brown, Amanda Brown, David Brown, Nicki Broyles, Pat Brussiere, Dennis Buesking, Daryel Bunch, Pat Burgess, Michelle Burns, Melinda Burr, Karen Burroughs, Debbie J. Burroughs, Debbie L. Burroughs, Susan Burton, Garth Busch, Kurt Busarow. Debbie Campbell, Sherry 122 Conr'ors, Cherrie Cookson. Rick Some relax; others work 7th period 123 Coombs, Nancy Cooper, Marsha Copeland, Bonnie Copeland, Vikki Cory, Carl Counts, Roger Courtaway, Diane Coverdell, Dale Coziar, Debbie Craig, Pat Crossno, Donna Crowell, Roger Crowell, Terry Cunningham. Brenda Daniels, Vicki Darlington, Greg Delashmit, Melvin Dellamano, Randy Del Vecchio, Toni Dennington, Nancy Dietz, Kathy Digby, Harold Dodson, Karen Dollar, Gary School becomes fun, if you have a good teacher. 124 Doom, Mike Douglas, Debbie Douglas, Peggy Douthit, Douglas Dowler, Sue Dulatt, Margie Duniphan, Calvin Dunscomb, Allen Durer, James Eckart, Dan Eckmann, Tom Ehrlich, Nicki Elbe. Iris Embick, Becky Engeling, Ron Evanoff, Elaine Evanoff, Tonia Evans, Elizabeth Feichtinger, Debbie Fenimore, Karen Ferguson. Peggy Ferrero. Diane Ferrero, Karen Finck, Bill Foley. Jeri 125 Fourcault, Dan Fourcault, Peter Fourt, Melvin Fraley, Bev Franklin, Cheryl Frederick, Nancy Freimann, Colleen Fricke, Janice Fulcher. Marsha Gaskill, Kathy Geiler, Bob Gerling. Joan Gibbs, Karen Giles, Steven Gillespie, Garry Gilliam, Linda Gipson, David Girardi, Karen Glastras, Pat Glenk, Richard Gombos, Andrea Gonzales, Lou Gooch, Wanda Goolsby, Sandy Grams, Diane Gray, Keith Greaves, Scott Green, Tim Greqowicz, Bob Griffin, Patty Grooms, Sandy Guenther, Mark Guse, Anne Hadfield, Denise Hahs, Jim Hamner, Gary Hardesty, Dennis Harris, Cindy 126 Hancock, Martha Harris, Jim Harrison, John Hart, James Hartman, Ron Hartmann, Daniel Hawthorne. Debbie Heim, Rita Heinicke, Melanie Hellrung, Joe Hicks, Terry Higdon, Earl Hill, Dennis Hill, Jerry Hinchey. Jill Hoag, Carol Hockett. Tom Hodapp. Mark Hoffmann, Larry Hoffmann, Terry Holcomb. Wayne Holland, Janet Hollingshead. Skeeter Holst, John Hoppes, Tom Hornberger, Wanda Horton, Debbie Hoskin, Chris Hoskin, Virgil Hosto, Kathy Howard, Glenn Howell, Bill Hubbs, Joanie Huddleston, Dennis Huff, Chris Huggins, Janice Hunt, Connie Hurt, Pat 27 Hyde, Trice Hylsky, Bill A quick pause to make a change of books. Isbill, Terry Italiano, Mike Jackson, Tony Jalinsky, Mike Jalinsky, Jane Jansen, Bob Jedda, Pat Jefferds, Steve Jenkins, Steve Johns, Bruce Johnson, Debbie Johnson, Karen Johnston, Terry Keim, David Keller, Darrel Keller, Ken Kempt, Mike Kennedy, Robin Keplar, Letha Kerkemeyer, David Kerkemeyer, George Kerwin, Kathy Killinger, Wllen Kimberlin, Ronnie Kimutis, Nancy King, Barb Kirby, Ed Kircher, Ron 128 Usually a history test won't make juniors smile. Kirchoff, Kurt Kitsch, Steve Klein, Janet Knebel, Peggy Knecht, Pat Koenig, Debbie Koskie, Joe Kozyak, Bob Kramer, Jean Kress, Randy Krukoski, Gary Kruta, Jim Kuhlman, Mary Lakes. Evalea Lancey, Mike Lane, Shirley Lansing, Sandy Lasich, Bill 129 Lauer. David Leckrone, Paul Lintzenich, Carol Locandro, Sue Lochmann, Bill Lochmann, Janie Lochmann, Keith Longhi. Debbie Lorsbach, Bruce Lott. Harold Lyerla, John Malter, Mary Ann Mangram, Bob Marchiando, Jean Marciniak, Ray Martin, Vernon Massa, Bob Massa, Celeste Massa, Kathy May. Eileen Mayes, Jane Mayes. Linda McCanna, Melissa McClanahan, Dennis McFadden, David McFall, Danny McFall, Jimmy 130 McKenzie, Brighton McMahon, Chris McMillan, Melanie McNeish, Pat Meadows, Dave Mendee, Delores Mewes, Jeanna Miley, Chris Miller, Chris Miller, Gary Miller, Randy Minnix, Lita Misselhorn, Karen Moll, Crystal Moore. Anita Moore, Mac Moore, Rick Moore, Wendy Morgan, Pam Moses. John Motiejaitis, Ellen Mueller, Mark Mumper, Bonnie Myers, Susan Neubauer, Mark Nevenner, Dennis Nichol. John Nicholson, John Nicol, Mike Norcom, Joanna Norton, Nancy 131 Juniors, too, relax during class. Novero, Ron Oberkfell, Cheryl O’Connell, Melanie Ogle, Alan Ohlendorf. Kathy Oldani, Patti Oliver, Kathy Ostle, Judy Overby, Linda Owens, Nancy Pabst, Marsha Pace. Mike Pacewic, Janet Packett, Sue Parks, Kathy Parr, Tom Patterson. Frank Payne. Judy Pellegrin, Lucia Peludat. Gary Penny, Scott Pepper, Doug Perruca, Peter Petrait. Bob 132 Petroff, Tom Pettit, Charles Phelps, LouAnn Pinson, Kay Pittman, Diana Poneleit, Bill Poston, Doug Prater, Jim Prather, Greg Pullen, Kathy Radas, Kenny Rainey, Laura Ramsey, Steve Ratz, Linda Ray, Peggy Reed. Donna Reid. Bill Reid, Sandra Reilly, Tim Reimler, Charles Rensing, Dave Ridge, Kathy Riggs. Linda Rinehart, Allen River, Tom Roberts, Nancy Robinson, Stan Rocca, Gary Rosen, Diane Rouggly, David 133 Roux, Garry Runkle, Liz Russell, Rodney Sandy,Joyce Saul, Claudia Schaefer, Jim Schardan. Toni Schuck, Nancy Schultze, Laura Schwaegel, Joe Scott, Gloria Self, Eddie Seselman, Ted Shadowen, Dave Shadwick, Gary Shadwick, Nancy Shapiro. Allen Shaw, Melody 134 Diligent students hard at work. Shelton, Johanna Shimkus, Dorothy Shipp, Eutha Shockley, Ray Sij, Paul Singer, Debbie Skelton, Rick Smith, Cindy Smith, Mike Sova, Gary Sova, Kathy Spengler, Joan Sperino, Pam Splaingard, Kent Stahura, John Starzyk, Tony Steffen, Don Stellrecht, Marcy Stevenson, Sue Stewart, Jim Stewart, Sandy Stockley, Robert Stowers, Sherry Strubinger, Deena More Homework .. . Suhre. Nadine Summy, David Suppiger, Judy Switzer, Kenna Talbert, Debbie Talley. Linda 135 Taylor, Jay Taylor, Kathy Templemann, David Terry, Chris Theodorakis, Dean Thiel, Bob Thomas, Sandy Thompson, Karen Thorpe, Bill Throm, Phillip Titchenal, Rod Toennies, Alex Tognarelli, Mike Toohey, John Tosi, Liz Tucker, Tom Turnbull, Sue Turner, Joyce Updegraff, Donna Vallero, Dan VanDyke, Dean Vincent, Patty Vincent, Robert Viviano, Phyllis Vivod, Kathy Voelker, Linda Waldron, Jeannette Walter, Frank Waterman, Brian Walker, Pat Watson, Marilyn Weber, Kathy Wedesky. Kathy Weible, Nancy Weiss, Chris 136 Weissert, Joe Welle. Mike Wells, Nancy Wenzel. Robert Wepking, Gwen Wersching, Charlotte Wessel, Cheryl Westlake. Steve Whittington, Mike Wilhelm, Mary Willett, Dave Williams, Bob Williams, Florence Williams. Joy Williams, Pam Wrigley, Kerry Wrigley, Nancy Wrobel, Cheryl Zambaldi, Pat Zelgewicz, Wanda Zinke, Kim Zobrist, Paula 137 1970 Seniors—They Laid the Foundation SEATED: Mike Ray. President; Shelley Barillaro, Treasurer; Pam Wiehardt, Secretary; Mick Gnavi. Vice-President. STANDING: Mr. Nunes, Sponsor; Pat Darlington; Ann Jackstadt; Jim Grisolano; Gary Swalley; Paula Gillespey; Toni Meehan; Mr. Crabtree, Sponsor. As their senior year comes to a nostalgic end the honor and prestige of the senior class is preserved in the memories of us all. One reason for the success of the graduating class was their dedicated executive board. The board was elected by the class to plan class projects and serve at all class functions. The board consisted of members who represented the interest and concern of their fellow students. At the close of the senior year, the executive board presented the annual senior assembly, highlighting their three years at CHS, and the class gift before the student body. Sponsors of the senior class were Mr. Crabtree and Mr. Nunes. Both the sponsors and the board should be commended for their devotion and efforts to the class of ’70. Senior class executive board members select new graduation announcements. 138 Lt. Gov. Paul Simon speaks to Brenda Updike and Carol Loyet at Youth World. SIU Carbondale. John Prater finds the library a quiet place to read. Three years quickly pass, and soon the class of '70 will be a memory of the past and undoubtedly an inspiration to the future senior classes at CHS. From sophomores to juniors and finally seniors, the goal of each student was obtained. The senior year is perhaps the most memorable, but for the class of ’70 each year at CHS holds its dreams and memories. As sophomores, we strived for perfection, and with great pride we captured first prize in our first Homecoming Parade. Our truly active junior year began with the preparation of our Coronation. The enchantment of our “Fantasyland will always remain a momentous achievement to our class. In the following spring our class once again combined its talents and energies to present a captivating prom, “Night in Paris”. At the close of our junior year, we had achieved the title . . . seniors. As we entered our last school year, we desired to capture and enrich each memory of the passing days. We strived to achieve the best. We demonstrated the pride and honor of being a senior to our underclassmen. As we leave the halls of CHS, we abandon the awakening year of a sophomore, the active year of a junior, and the unforgettable year of a senior. We leave our dreams and memories as echos of the past, and strive to become the minds of those who enrich tomorrow. In the words of Lyndon Baines Johnson, “The torch is passed” Seniors relax under the shade of the trees during restricted seventh hour. 139 Mark Abbott Denise Ackerman Cindy Albaugh Danny Allison Judy Althardt Cindy Ambrosius Kathy Anderson Orville Ankarlo Tom Ashcroft John Baczewski Connie Baker Gary Baker Pat Baker Steve Barbee Joyce Barcliff Shelley Barillaro Deborah Barker Bob Barton Karlee Bates Judy Bauer 140 Terry Bazzell Debbie Beeler Linda Belobraydic Gordon Bennett Lynn Bielaczyc Jim Bieser Tamara Bigham Jeff Biondi Jeanne Blair Kenny Blumberg Don Boeger Bev Boehm Esther Boehnke Gary Bohn Kathie Bouse Steve Bovinett Glenda Bowen Denise Brada Paula Brammeier Kevin Brennan Nancy Brewster Kenneth Brinker Carol Brown Jerry Brown Richard Brown Kim Brunworth James Bryant Larry Budwell Linda Burkett Glen Burr Toni Caffrey Autumn Call Kenny Campbell Tom Capstick Jeanne Carlton Donna Carman Ron Carter Rick Casebolt 142 3a for study and research. Donna Chamness Caryle Charlton Mary Jo Chepely Judy Chrisco Terry Christian Sally Cimiotta Debbie Clark Pat Clark Charles Cloin Jim Cochran Tom Cochran Michelle Condellone Tom Cooper Barbara Coverdell Pat Crockarell Sherry Crowell Lynne Cuff Kathy Daniels 143 Damon Da Pron Pat Darlington Deborah Davis Doris Davis Sandy Davis Dave Deets Tom De Luca Jerry De Moro John Dennington Diana Deterding Debbie Dew Caren Dittman Dan Dix Dave Dow Debbie Dowler Debby Drake Dave Dunn Bruce Dye Jenny Earthal John Eaton 144 Gerry Eckert Sandra Edgell Jane Edwards Lynn Edwards Phyllis Eickelman Louise Eilers Beverly Eldridge Audrey Elkins Senior photographers. Al Valenti and Randy Smith, worked many hours developing pictures for the Kahokian. M5 Darla Estes Mary Evanoff Debbie Evans Joan Ewing Todd Farnworth Edna Fausz Richard Field Shiela Finchem Debbie Finley Craig Lecce concentrates Dennis Fischer Kathy Fischer Debbie Fisher Anita Fitzpatrick Baby Doll Foster Vicki Foster Marcia Fourcault Bob Franklin 146 attempts to open his locker. Don Frawley Mike Freimann Marty Furfaro Carol Gallaher Susan Gamble Cindy Garcia Julie Garcia Paul Gattung Jo Gauen Bruce Gerfen Terry Gibson Joe Giglotto Debbie Gilbreath Terry Giles Eileen Gilland Paula Gillespey Mike Gillis 147 Judy Glass Mick Gnavi George Gower Cathy Divine Graham Danny Graham Bill Gray Nancy Greaves Jim Grisolano Beverly Grooms Deborah Groves Keith Guadagano Glen Gutjahr Helen Haas Jackie Hall Ron Hall Janet Hampsch Anita Hampton Shirley Hanks Linda Hann Linda Harned 148 Barbara Harris Jill Harrold Marty Hartman Debbie Hatten James Hauer Gary Hausmann Kathy Hayes Jerry Hedger Debbie Hering Beverly Hickman Bill Hicks Donna Hill Nora Sue Hill Bob Hitchcock Marj Hoff Chris Holland Wayne Hamilton Marty Hollingshead Marty Holmes Barb Holt 149 Elaine Hood Tony Hornberger Marsha Horton Steve Hubbard Glen Hulsey Debbie Hutchens Nancy Hutchison Jerry Jackson Cathy Johnisee Mark Johnson Jean Juelfs Chris Kavaliunas Allen Keller Dennis Keller Sue Keller Bo Kelly Jo Kennedy Jane Keplar King Lear is portrayed by Bruc 150 Jim Kerfoot Mary Kimball Karen Kimutis Kathy Kirchoff Mike Kirk Mike Kitsch Helen Klawonn Bill Kleine Craig Klein Andy Knebel Nancy Knecht Ruth Knecht Phyllis Koenig Kathye Kohler Ron Kreke Pat Krost Marcey Kuhlman Gary Kusmierczak Zoe Lakes Karen Lane Laverne Lassen Kris LaSurs Rick Laswell Lenard Lawson Craig Lecce Bob Lefebvre Carl Leiner Ed Lemanski Bob Lesicko Susan Levingston Susan Lewis Ted Lewis 152 Paula Lindsey Pat Liniger Debbie Long Glenda Love Julie Lovin Carol Loyet Jennifer Luner Steve McCameron Eddie McDonald Ricky McDowell Scott McElligott Linda McFarland Terry McGinnis Sherry McKittrick Pam Mahach Daryl Malvin Al Marchiando Barb Marchiando Sherri Marlette Karen Maslosky 153 Lynne Masters Roger Mattea Mary Jane May Toni Meehan Joan Merchut Nancy Meredith Debbie Merrifield Becky Merriman rfjm Pat Meurer Jim Meyer Roger Miles Debbie Miller Sam Minner Barbara Minton Bruce Mitchell Danny Mitchell Gary Mitchell Linda Mitchell Nancy Mitchell Pam Mock Kathy Molitor Bill Monroe Nancy Monroe Rose Montgomery Kathy Mooney Allan Moore Linda Moore Kevin Moore Gary Moretti Larry Morrisett John Mucho Jim Muehlhauser 155 Marcia Mueller Carol Mueth Howard Murphy Linda Nepute Gary Nesbit Frank Nico Becky Nicol Jane Nimmo Diana Ninness Dennis Nix Denis Nizinski Don Noascono Brenda Novaria Larry Novero Ron Novero Eleanor Nyman Eugene Nyman Barb Oakley Denise O'Donnell Elizabeth Ogle 156 Cindy Palecek Joyce Pani Jo Parr Linda Patek Charles Patterson John Payne Mark Pemberton Debra Penrod Kevin Petchulot Pat Peyla Cindy Phillips Pat Pierce Dave Pintar Pat Pitra Steve Pol wort John Prater Dorothy Price Brian Propst Sue Prosser Sandy Radas 157 During an assembly, senior football stars do exercises. Yvonne Radas Cathy Ramatowski Mike Ray Bruce Reeb Jackie Reece Glen Reichel Gary Rhoads Patty Richards Gail Richter Ann Ridinger Jeff Rinehart Irene Rising 158 Linda River Janis Robertson Debbie Robinson Terri Robinson Al Roseboom Carol Rule Joe Sackett Vickie Sadler Clarence Sanders Ron Sandlin Guy Santen Kyla Saylor Linda Scharf Brian Schiller Diana Taylor Schoreack Ellen Schoreack Dave Schroeder Betty Schubert Janet Schuck Paul Schuerbaum 159 Perry Schultz Belinda Schultze Mary Segobiano Tom Seib Carol Seka Carol Sekosky Richard Semanisin Bruce Seymore John Shalenko Bob Shapiro Cheryl Shelton Kathy Shemoney Jim Shewmaker Stephanie Shup Mark Simmons Mark Simon Linda Simons Connie Skelton Karen Skelton Sherry Skelton 160 Catherine Smiley Joan Smith Jo Ann Smith Mike Smith Randy Smith Ruth Spencer Ron Spilker Randy Splaingard Brenda Stamps Janis Stark Jim Stehman Kathi Steinbrecher Jim Stellrecht Dave Stelmach Mark Stephens Brenda Stief Virgil Stogner Angella Stonesifer Dana Stout Janice Summers 161 Richard Sutter Chuck Sutton Mitch Sutton Gary Swalley Terry Swalley Linda Swettenham Mike Swift Nancy Switzer Jan Sybert Debbie Taylor Jan Taylor Jeff Taylor Jim Taylor Tillman Temple Rich Terry Doug Thomas Joyce Thomas Bill Thomas Allen Thurman Laura Thurston 162 Judy Tipton Ken Toenjes Karen Toennies Terry Tognarelli Peggy Tongay Debbie Tucker Dave Ulkus Brenda Updike Alan Valenti Mike Vandaveer Ken Vandermark Susan Vennum Art Vieluf Tom Viliocco Vito Viviano Mary Vogt Pam Wagner Gary Waligorski Pat Walker Stan Wallace 163 Darrell Wallin Ann Wanagat Bill Wappler Dennis Warrer Vicki Warren Diana Watts Gary Webb Reynolds Weedei Kenny Weil Pat Welle Paul Welle Bobbie Welle Sue Keller gets to the bottom of things. Senior boys wait in hopes in rebounding an attempted shot in their p.e. class. 54 Judy Yost Janet Zike Dave Zukosky Steve Welle Janet Wells Marsha Wente Barbara White Tom Whitworth Pam Wiehardt Elmer Williamson Ron Wolff Susan Woosley Richard Wright Mark Wrigley Tom Wyatt 165 Recipients of Awards BRUCE REEB Delegate. Boys' State BILL MONROE Delegate. Boys' State JO GAUEN Delegate. Girls' State CAROL LOYET Delegate. Youth World BRENDA UPDIKE Delegate. Youth World JEANNE CARLTON U.N. Pilgrimage SHERRY SKELTON DAR Award JEANNE CARLTON Freedom of Democracy Speech Winner )66 Mrs. Pauline Deason is seen handing Tim Brown '68. his National Merit Scholarship Award. TV MEMORIAM Mrs. Pauline Deason October 23,1913 to May 13,1969 Mrs. Deason was a dedicated teacher of Comparative Literature and English III, active sponsor of National Honor Society for the past six years and charter member of the Collinsville Federation of Teachers. May Mrs. Pauline Deason serve as an inspiration to all those who desire to enrich the field of education. For Mrs. Deason shall always live—she shall live in the hearts of her students for whom she devoted her life. So live, that when thy summons comes to join The innumerable caravan, which moves To that mysterious realm where each shall take His chamber in the silent halls of death, Thou go not, like the quarry slave at night, Scourged to his dungeon, but, sustained and soothed By an unfaltering trust, approach thy grave, Like one who wraps the drapery of his couch About him, and lies down to pleasant dreams. from Thanatopsis William Cullen Bryant 167 Paula Gillespey Mick Gnavi Sue Keller Gary Swalley Brenda Updike Pam Wiehardt 169 1970 KAHOKIAN STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Brenda Updike SPONSOR Mrs. Carolyn Lindsey SENIOR EDITORS Jill Harrold Carl Leiner JUNIOR EDITORS Jean Kramer Nancy Roberts SOPHOMORE EDITORS Elaine French Kathie Wittman FEATURE EDITOR Kris LaSurs ORGANIZATION EDITOR Debbie Horton Nancy Owen ORGANIZATION STAFF Karen Bingaman Amanda Brown Sue Lane Joanna Norcom Jackie Reece Randy Splaingard SPORTS EDITOR Bill Chao SPORTS STAFF Barb Brittin Cindy Smith COPY EDITOR Gary Swalley CONCESSION MANAGER Gail Richter BUSINESS MANAGER Joe Sackett SALES MANAGERS Susan Burroughs Julie Eade TYPISTS Janice Benesh Autumn Call Jim Kruta Carol Mueth Pat Pitra Randy Splaingard Jan Taylor Jeff Taylor PHOTOGRAPHERS Randy Smith Alan Valenti STAFF Carla Davisson Nancy Knecht Ruth Knecht Loretta Kopecki Karen Lane Lulie Lovin Al Marchaindo Connie Osborn Peggy O’Donnell Debbie Rosetto Ellen Schoreack Carol Sekosky Stefanie Shup Ruth Spencer Pam Wagner Paula Wyatt Completion of the Kahokian could not have been achieved without the photography of Ralph Haury and the assistance of the Inter-Collegiate Press representative, Bud Kritner. Thanks are extended to section editors, concession workers, school photographers, staff members, and personal friends for the many hours of work well done. Much appreciation goes to the advisor, Mrs. Carolyn Lindsey for her tolerance and guidance acknowledgement is extended to the administration, faculty, and students: without you there would be only blank pages. There’ll be a time, when we shall come returning Bowed with the years, but with a heart as free, Back to the hallowed home of our first learning, Even as we Leave her today and find the young heart yearning For our own school, and all that used to be. Juliana M. S. Cotton 171 ABBOTT, MARK ACKERMAN. DENISE FBLA 3,4. ADAMS, PAT ALBAUGH. CINDY ALLISON. DANNY ALTHARDT, JUDY ALLEN, BOB ALTOM, DAVE Band 2.3,4; German Club 3,4; Chess Club 2,3; Chorus Variety Show 2,3,4. AMBROSIUS, CINDY Cheer Club 2,3; Cheer Block 2,3; Honor Society 3,4. ANDERSON. KATNE Kahoki 3,4; Page 2 Editor 4; Creative Writing Club 4; Debate Club 4; Jr. Varsity Debate Team 4; Human Relations Club 4; SDA 2. ANDERSON. PHYLLIS Library Club 4. ANDERSON, RAYMOND Cross Country 2,3,4; Track 2.3; Monogram Club 3,4. ANGLIN, AL ANKARLO. ORVILLE Kahoki 4. ARTIMISI, MICHELE Cheer Club 2,3,4; Cheer Block 2,3,4; Band 2; Spanish Club 4. ASBURY, DANNY Chorus Variety Show 2,3,4. ASHCROFT. TOM BACZEWSKI, JOHN Football 3,4; Basketball 2,3. BAKER. CHUCK BAKER. CONNIE BAKER. PAT Office Aide 4. BALES. TOM BARBEE. STEVE Bowling League 2,3,4; Kahoki 3,4; Assistant Editor, Page 4. BARKER. DEBBY BARRETT. BRAD BARTON. BOB Senior Index BATES. KARLEE San Antonio: Student Council 1,2,3; FHA 1. Collinsville: Cheer Club 4. BAUER, JUDY BAZZELL, TERRY Chorus 2; Variety Show 2. BECKER. JOHN BEELER, DEBBY BELOBRAYDIC, LINDA BENNETT, GORDON BENSON. PAT BARCLIFF, JOYCE Cheer Club 4; Cheer Block 4. BARILLARO, SHEELEY Student Council 2,3,4; Cheer Club 3,4; Cheer Block 3,4; Executive Board Treasurer 4. BIELACZYC, LYNN NEDT Merit Award 2; Cheer Club 2,3,4; Cheer Block 2,4; College Club 3; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; FTA 2,3,4; President 4; Teaching Institute 3; Understudy Wild Cat Willie Gets The Woolies 3; Director, The Importance of Being Earnest” 4. BIESER, JIM Baseball 2,3,4; Monogram Club 4. BIGGERS, JIM BIGGERS, PEGGY BIGHAM, TAMMY Art Club 3,4; Library Club 2,3,4; Hi-Tri 2; Cheer Club 3,4; Cheer Block 3,4; FTA 4. BIONDI, JEFF BLAIR. JEANNE Cheer Club 3,4; Cheer Block 3.4; Chorus 2,3,4; Variety Show 2,3,4. BLUMBERG, KENNY BOEGER, DON Basketball 2,3,4. BOEHM. BEVERLY Latin Club 2,3,4; German Club 3,4; Secretary 4; FTA 2,3,4; College Club 3,4; Chorus Glee Club 2,3,4; Variety Show 2. 3,4; Dance Lead 2; Publicity Chairman 4; Spaghetti Dinner Chairman 4; SDA 2,3,4; Creative Writing 3; Audio-Visual 3; Thespians 4. BOEHNNKE, ESTHER BOHN. GARY Mu Alpha Theta 2; Honor Society 3,4; Camera Club 4. BOKERN, KATHY BOUSE, KATHIE Band 2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4. BOVINETT, STEVE Football 2. BOVINETT. TOM BOWEN. GLENDA Chorus 2. BRADA. DENISE Student Council 2,3,4; Executive Board 2, Vice President 2; Tepee Council 2,3; Office Aide 4; Cheer Club 2,3,4; Cheer Block 2,3,4; Kahokan 4; SDA 4. BRAMMEIER, PAULA Cheer Club 3,4; Cheer Block 3,4; Chorus 3.4; Variety Show 3,4. BRENNAN. KEVIN Football 2; Track 2; Basketball 2,3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4. BREWSTER, NANCY Student Council 2,3,4, Treasurer 4; Cheer Club 2,3,4; Cheer Block 2,3,4; Tepee Council 4; Library Club 2. BRINKER, KENNY Audio-Visual Club 3.4. BRINSON, DICK BROWN. CAROL Band 2,3,4. BROWN. FORREST BROWN, RICK Track 2,3. BRUNWORTH, KIM Audio-Visual Club 4; Cheer Club 2,3,4; Cheer Block 2,3,4; Student Council 2,3,4. BRYANT, JIM BUDWELL, LARRY BURKETT, LINDA Chorus 2,3,4; FTA 4. BURR. GLEN CAFFREY. DENNIS CAFFREY. TONI Office Aide 4. CALL. AUTUMN Student Council 2, Member-at-Large 3; Kahokian 3,4; Cheer Club 3,4; Cheer Block 3,4; Executive Board 2; Office Aide 4. CAMPBELL, KENNY Cafeteria Worker 3.4. 172 CAPSTICK. TOM Football 2,3,4; Baseball 2; Monogram Club 3.4; Treasurer 4. CARLTON. JEANNE Chorus 2, Variety Show 2; SDA 2,3.4; Vice-President 4; Thespian 3,4; Student Council 3, Alternate 4; FTA 4; Morning Bulletin Staff 4; Office Aide 3; UN Pilgrimage 3; Cheer Club 3,4; Cheer Block 3.4; The Opening of a Door” Director 2, The Matchmaker 3, My Fair Lady Assistant Director 4; Kahoki 4, Editor Page 1, 4. CARMAN. DONNA Chorus 2,3,4. CARTER. RON Football 2. CASEBOLT, RICK Band 2.3.4. CHAMNESS, DONNA FBLA 3.4; Office Aide 2,3. CHARLTON,CARYLE Office Aide 3,4; He Ain’t Done Right By Nell 2; Speech Festival 2; FBLA 4; Hi-Tri 4. CHEPELY, MARY JO Cheer Club 2,3,4; Cheer Block 2,3,4. CHRISCO, JUDY Honor Society 3.4; PE Leader 4. CHRISOS, CHRIS CIMIOTTA. SALLY Cheer Club 2; Cheer Block 2. CLARK. DEBBIE Library Club 2,3,4; Secretary 3; Cheer Club 4; Cheer Block 4; PE Leader 4; Librarian 2.3. CLARK. PATTI CLOIN, CHUCK COCHRAN. JIM Band 2,3,4; Chess Club 3.4. COCHRAN. JOHN Football 2,3,4. COCHRAN. TOM Cross Country 3; Camera Club 2,3; Chess Club 2; Kahokian 3; Kahoki 3; Track 3. CONDELLONE, MICHELE Kahoki 3,4, Editor Page 3, 4; Honor Society 3,4; Spanish Club 2; Creative Writing Club 3; Quill and Scroll 4; Devil and Tom Walker 3. COOK. ED Thespian 3,4; Basketball 3; Track 2.3; Debate Club 3; Morning Bulletin Staff 2, 3,4; SDA 2,3,4, Treasurer 4, Opening of a Door 2, You Can’t Take it With You 2, Children’s Story 3, Thurber’s Carnival 3, Odd Couple Director 4, Luv Stage Manager 3. COOK. STEVE COOPER. TOM Band 2.3.4; Model Rocket Club 3. CORTNER. LARRY COVERDELL. BARB COX. MELANIE Art Club 3.4. COX, PAT FHA 3.4; Bowling League 2,3.4. COY. DENISE Chorus 2. CROCKARELL. PAT Cheer Club 2,3.4; Cheer Block 2.3,4; SDA 2,3,4; Junior Varsity Cheerleader 2; Student Council Alternate 4; Kahoki 3. CROWELL. SHERRY CUFF. LYNNE Chorus 2,3,4; Variety Show 2,3.4, Accompanist 4; Library Club 3.4. President 4; Cheer Club 4; Cheer Block 4; Librarian 3.4. DANIELEY. RENA DANIELS. KATHY Chorus 3.4; Cheer Club 3; Cheer Block 3; FHA 3; Bowling League 3. DA PRON. DAMON Band 2,3,4; Stage Band Director 3; Christmas Brass Quartet 2.3; Cafeteria Worker 3.4. DARLINGTON. PAT Phi Epsilon 2; Student Council 2,3,4; Cheer Club 2,3,4; Cheer Block 2.3.4; Executive Board 3,4. DAUGHTREY. DAVE DAVIS. DEBBIE DAVIS. DORIS DAVIS. BOB Golf 2,3,4; Library Club 4; Audio-Visual Club 3.4; Bowling League. DAVIS. SANDRA DAWKINS. MARK Football 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Monogram Club 3.4; Basketball 2.3.4. DEETS, DAVE Basketball 3.4; Baseball 3,4; Monogram Club 3,4, President 4; Honor Society 3,4. DE LUCA, TOM DE MORO. JERRY DENNINGTON. JOHN DERFLER. RON DETERDING. DIANA Student Council 2.3; Cheer Club 2; Cheer Block 2. DICKERMAN, CHERYL DICKERMAN. WALTER Chorus 2,3,4; Variety Show 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Baseball 2; Monogram Club 3, 4. DICKERSON. BOB Football 2.4. DIETZ. BILLY DITTMAN. CAREN DIX, DANNY DOHERTY. TIM Tennis 2,3,4; Monogram Club 4; Tepee Council 3.4; Student Council 3. DOUGLAS. DON DOW. DAVE Basketball 2,3,4; Track 2. DOWLER. DEBBIE DRAKE. DEBBY Office Aide 3.4. DUNN. DAVE DYE. BRUCE Camera Club 2,3,4; Bowling 4. EARTHAL. JENNY Student Council 3,4; Student Council Alternate 2; Junior Varsity Cheerleader 2; Cheer Club 2.3.4; Cheer Block 2.3.4; Office Aide 4; Gym Assistant 4. EATON. JOHN ECKERT. GERALD Band 2,3,4; German Club 4; All Country Music Festival 2,3; Band President 4; Band Librarian 2.3. EDGELL, SANDRA EDWARDS. LYNN EICKELMAN. PHYLLIS Art Club 3; Audio-Visual Club 3.4. EILERS, LOUISE ELDRIDGE. BEVERLY ELLIOTT, KATHY FBLA 4. Cheer Club 4; Cheer Block 4. ELLISTON, GARY EPPERSON. MARY ESTES. DARLA EVANOFF. MARY ELLEN EVANS. DEBBIE Kahoki 3. 173 EVANS. NANCY Latin Club 2,3; Latin Club Officer 3; Band 2,3,4. EWING. JOAN Spanish Club 2. FARNWORTH. TODD FARRIS. KATHY FAUSZ. EDNA FNC 2,3,4; College Club 4; Cafeteria worker 2,3,4. FIELD. MIKE FIELD. RICH FINCHEM. SHEILA FINLEY, DEBBIE Student Council 2,3,4; Cheer Club 2,3,4, Secretary 4; Cheer Block 2,3,4; Library Club 2; School Store worker 4. FISCHER. DENNIS Baseball 2; Football 3. FISCHER. KATHY Kahoki 3; Band 2,3,4; Library Club 3,4; Spanish Club 4. FISHER, DEBBY Student Council 2,3,4; Cheer Club 2,3,4; Cheer Block 2,3,4. FITZPATRICK. ANITA FLETCHER. DAVIS FOSTER. BABY DOLL FOSTER. VICKI FOURCAULT. MARCIA FRANKLIN, BOB FRAWLEY. DON JR. FRAZIER, GEORGE FREIBERG, JILL FREIMANN, MIKE FURFARO. MARTHA GADAGANO. KEITH Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Cheer Block 2,3,4; Cheer Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2, 3.4; Art Club 2.3,4. GAMBLE. SUSAN FBLA 3,4. GARCIA. CINDY Band 2,3,4; Band Decoration Committee 4; Bowling League 2. GARCIA. JULIE Audio Visual 3; Hi-Tri 3,4; Treasurer 4. GATTUNG, PAUL GAUEN. JO Executive Board 2; Student Council 3,4, Secretary 4; Spanish Club 2,3; Honor Society 3,4; Cheer Club 2,3,4; Cheer Block 2,3,4; P.E. Leader 3.4; Office Aide 2,3.4; Girl’s State Delegate 3; National Leadership Training Conference Delegate 4. GENTILE. ROSS GERFEN. BRUCE GIBSON. TERRY GIGLOTTO. JOE Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; Honor Society 3,4; President Honor Society 4; Teepee Council 4; Cheer Club 4; Cheer Block 4. GILBREATH. DEBBY GILES, TERRY GILLAND, EILEEN GILLESPEY, PAULA Class Board 2,3.4; Student Council 2,3,4; Cheer Club 2,3,4; PE Leader 4; Kahokian Staff 4. GILLIS. MIKE Football 2,3; Track 2; Vocational Club 3. GLASS, JUDY Office Aide 4. GLEICHMAN, LINDA GNAVI. WALTER Executive Board 2,3,4, Vice President 4; Alternate Student Council Officer 2; Basketball 2,3,4; Football 4; Morning Bulletin Staff 3; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; Honors Banquet 2; “Cleft for Me 3; 3rd place in extemporaneous r e a d i n g—Local Speech Contest 3; Illinois State Scholarship Semi-Finalist 4. GOES. GARY GOINS. LINDA GORSUCH. RICHARD GOWER, GEORGE GRAHAM.DANNY GRAY. RONALD GRAY, BILL GREAVES, NANCY Honor Society 4; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Cheer Club 2,3,4; Cheer Block 2,3.4; Science Club 3,4; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; FTA 4. GRISOLANO. JAMES Executive Board 2,3,4; Mu Alpha Theta 3.4, Vice President 4; Human Relations Club 4. GROOMS. BEVERLY GROVES. DEBBIE GUTJAHR, GLEN Thespians 3,4; Kahoki 4; Human Relations Club 4. HAAS. HELEN FBLA 4; Cheer Club 2. HALL. JACQUELYN Chorus 3,4; Variety Show 3.4; Office Aide 3. HALL. RONALD HAM. DOUGLAS HAMILTON, WAYNE Chess Club 3,4; Audio-Visual 3,4. HAMPSCH. JANET Art Club 3; Cheer Club 3; Cheer Block 3; Tepee Council 2,3. HAMPTON. ANITA Human Relations 4. HANCOCK, JAMES HANKS. SHIRLEY HANN. LINDA Student Council 4; Cheer Club 2,3,4; Cheer Block 2.3,4; Hi-Tri 2. HAPPEL, MARY ALICE HARNED, LINDA Hi-Tri 2, Cheer Club 3,4; Cheer Block 3, 4; College Club 4. HARRIS, BARBARA Chorus 2,3; Variety Show 2,3. HARROLD. JILL Kahokian 3.4, Senior Editor 4; Cheer Club 2,3.4; Cheer Block 2,3,4; College Club 3,4; P.E. Leader 4; Band 2; Spanish Club 3; Student Council 3; Alternate 4; Debate Club 4. HARTMAN. MARTY Track—cross country 2,3; Monogram Club 2,3. HATTEN. DEBBIE HAUER, JAMES HAUSMANN, GARY Golf 2.3,4; Honor Society 3.4. HAYES. KATHLEEN College Club 3.4; FTA 4; Honor Society 3,4; Chorus 2,3; Dancer in Variety Shows “Curtain s Up” “Women, Suffer Ye Not. HAZELWOOD. TERRY Chorus 2,3; “Curtains Up 2, lead dancers Charlestonians and High Stepper. “Women Suffer Ye Not” 3; lead—Sally; Women Suffer Ye Not” Publicity Committee; Library Club 2,3; Special Group— Mrs. Herrold 3; Cheer Block 4; Cheer Club 4; Office Aide 4; SDA 4. 174 HEDGER. JERRY Football 2,3,4; Track 2.3,4; Monogram Club 3,4. HERING. DEBBIE Student Council 2,3,4; FTA; Phi Epsilon 2,3.4; Cheer Club 4; Cheer Block 4. HICKMAN. BEVERLY FBLA 4. HICKS. BILL Track 2.3; Monogram Club 2,3. HILL. DONNA Cheer Club 3; FBLA 4. HILL. NORA SUE Library Club 2; Office Aide 4. HITCHCOCK. ROBERT HOFF, MARJORIE Art Club 4. HOFFMAN. GARY HOLLAND. CHERI Office Aide 3; Library Club 2. HOLLAND. WAYNE HOLLINGSHEAD. MARTY Football 2; Cheer Club 4; Cheer Block 4. HOLMES. MARTHA Cheer Club 2; Cheer Block 2; Office Aide 3.4. HOLT. BARBARA Spanish Club 2. HOOD. ELAINE HOPPES. CHERYL HORNBERGER, BOB HORTON. MARSHA FTA 3.4; Creative Writing 3. HUBBARD, STEVE HULSEY. GLENN HULTZ, VICKIE HUSKY. ELAINE HUTCHENS. DEBBIE Cheer Club 3.4; Cheer Block 3.4; Kahoki 4. HUTCHISON. NANCY Cheer Club 2.3,4; Cheer Block 2,3.4; Office Aide 3; Art Club 3; Student Council 3,4. HUTT, LAURENCE JACKSON. JERRY JACKSTADT, ANN Tepee Council 2,3.4; Tepee Secretary 3; Tepee Vice President 4; Executive Board 2,3.4; Thespian 3.4; Cheer Club 2,3,4; Cheer Block 2,3,4; Cheer Block Manager 3.4. JOHNISEE. CATHY JOHNSON. FRED JOHNSON. JOE JOHNSON. MARK Science Club 2; Chess Club 2,3,4; Debate Club 3.4; President Debate Club 4; Golf Team 2,3,4; My Fair Lady 4; Morning Bulletin Staff 3.4; Odd Couple 4; Miracle Worker 3; No. 2 in Extemporary Speaking 3; SDA 4. JOHNSTON. JOHNNY Band 2,3. JOHNSTON. RONNIE Band 2,3. JOINER. RONALD JUELFS, JEAN FBLA 3,4; Office Aide 3.4; Chorus 2,3.4; Variety Show Accompanist 2,3,4; Vocal District 7—4; SDA 3,4; My Fair Lady 4; Matchmaker” 3. KAVALIUNAS, CHRIS Cheer Club 4; Cheer Block 4; Spanish Club 4. KEE. EDWIN KELLER. ALLEN KELLER. DENNIS KELLER. SUE Cheer Club 2.3.4; Cheer Block 2,3,4; Student Council 3,4; National Honor Society Secretary 4; Librarian 2; Office Aide 3.4. KELLY. MIKE Football 3.4; Basketball 2.3; Baseball 2. 3. KENNEDY. JO Cheerleading 2,3,4; Student Council 2; Cheer Club 2,3,4; Cheer Block 2,3,4. KEPLAR, JANE KERFOOT. JAMES KILLIAN. FRANK KIMBALL. MARY KIMUTIS, KAREN KIRCHOFF. KATHY KIRK. MIKE KITSCH. MIKE KLAAS. GERALD KLAWONN. HELEN KLEIN. CRAIG KLEINE, BILL Basketball 2,3.4; Baseball 2. KNEBEL. ANDY KNECHT. NANCY KNECHT, RUTH KOBLITZ. PAT Band 2,3,4. KOEHNE. MARIAN KOENIG. PHYLLIS KOHLER. KATHYE KRAUSE. JAMES KREKE, RONALD KROST, PAT KUHLMAN. MARCEY KUHN. ERNST KUSMIERCZAK. GARY LAKES. ZOE Latin Club 2; Cheer Club 3,4; Cheer Block 3,4; Student Council Alternate 4; Basketball Junior Maid 3. LANDRETH. MARJORIE FBLA 2,3; Chorus Glee Club 2,3,4. LANE. KAREN Kahokian 4. LARGENT. STEPHEN LASSEN.LEVERN SDA 3,4; Thespian 3,4; Debate 4. LASURS. KRIS Art Club 4; Scholastic Art Award 3; Kahokian Staff 4. Features Editor 4. LASWELL, RICK LAWSON. LENARD LECCE. CRAIG Football Manager 2; Basketball Manager 2.3; Golf 2,3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Cheer Club 4; Cheer Block 4. LEDBETTER. BYRON LEEZY, RAY LEFEBVRE, BOB Band 2,3,4; Stage Band 2,3; Pep Band 3. LEINER, CARL Art Club 2, Honor Society 3,4; FTA 4; Kahokian 4; Senior Editor 4; Science Club 4; Cheer Club 4; Cheer Block 4. LEMANSKI. EDWARD LESICKO, BOB LEVINGSTON. SUSAN 175 FBLA 3. LEWIS, SUSAN Office Aide 4; FBLA 4; Hi-Tri 4; Student Council 2. LEWIS, TED Football 2,4; Track 3; Baseball 2; Library Club 3,4. LIGIBEL, MICHAEL LINDSEY. PAULA Honor Society 3,4; P.E. Leader 4; Art Club 3; Audio-Visual Club 3,4, Secretary 4. LINIGER. PAT LOCHMANN, TERRY LONG, DEBRA Cheer Club 2, Cheer Block 2. LOUCKS, PAUL LOVE. GLENDA LOVIN. JULIE Cheer Club 2,3,4; Cheer Block 2,3,4; FTA 4; Kahokian 4; Sports Editor 4. LOYET, CAROL Kahoki—News Bureau Chief 3; Page 1 Editor 4; Cheer Club 2,3,4; Cheer Block 2,3,4; Spanish Club. Secretary 2; Mu Alpha Theta 3, Secretary 4; National Honor Society 3,4; FTA 4; Student Council 3,4; Youth World Delegate 3; Football Queen 4. LUNER, JENNIFER Band 2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Stage Band 4; All County Band 2,3; Publicity Chairman 3,4; District Piano Contest 2; Cafeteria Breakfast Worker 3,4; Honors Banquet 2; Honor Society 3,4; Latin Club 2, 3.4. Secretary 4; Kahoki—page 2 ass’t. editor 3; sports editor 4, news bureau 3, 4; Mu Alpha Theta—pledge 2; member 3,4; Quill and Scroll 4; Science Club 2, 3,4; Secretary-Treasurer 3; President 4; PE Leader 3.4; Tutor 2,3,4. MAHACH. PAM Executive Board 2,3; Student Council 2. MALVIN, DARREL MARCHIANDO, AL Kahokian 3,4; Junior Editor 3; Mu Alpha Theta 3.4; Cheer Club 4; Cheer Block 4. MARCHIANDO. BARB MARLETTE, SHERRI Library Club 2; Hi-Tri 2; Cheer Club 3,4; Cheer Block 3,4; FBLA; Kahokian 4. MASLOSKY. KAREN MASTERS, LYNNE MATTEA, ROGER Student Council 2. MAY. MARY JANE McCAMERON. STEVE Latin Club 2. McCANLESS. JUDITH McCARRY, JOHN McDANIEL, JACK MCDONALD. EDWARD McDOWELL. RICKY Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Monogram Club 4. McELLIGOTT, SCOTT McFarland, linda Chorus 2,3,4. McGinnis, terry Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; Honor Society 4; Band 2,3,4. mckenzie, verna Kahoki 3,4; circulation asst. 3; page 3 ass t. ed. 4; chorus 3.4; Camera Club 4; Radio Club 4. McKITTRICK, SHERRY Library Club 2. McMAHAN, RONALD MEEHAN, TONI Executive Board 3,4; Cheer Club 2,3,4; Cheer Block 2,3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; Junior Varsity Cheerleader 2; Tepee Council 2; Latin Club 2. MERCHUT, JOAN Hi-Tri 2,3,4; President 4. MEREDITH, NANCY Spanish Club 2,3, President 3. MERRIFIELD, DEBORAHA Band 2,3; Latin Club 2; Human Relations 4. MERRIMAN, BECKY Cheer block 2; Cheer club 2; Chorus 3, 4; FBLA 4; Spanish 3. MEURER. PAT Varsity Cheerleader 3,4, co-captain 3,4; Cheer Club 2,3,4; Cheer Block 2,3,4; Junior Maid 3. MEYER. JAMES Audio-Visual 2,3,4; Bowling League 3.4; President 4; Cafeteria Worker 2,3. MILLER, DEBBIE FHA 3,4. MILLER, RAYMOND MILLER, SCOTT MINCKE. CRAIG MINNER, SAM MINTON, BARBARA MISSELHORN, LARRY Football 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Chorus 2, 3.4, Variety Show 2,3,4. MITCHELL, BRUCE Student Council 4; Cross Country 4; German Club President 4; Baseball 2; Creative Writing 3; Library Club 3; Human Relations 4. MITCHELL, DANNY MITCHELL, GARY MITCHELL, LINDA FBLA 4. MITCHELL. NANCY Office Aide 4. MOCK, PAM Band 2,3,4. MOLITOR, KATHY Cheer Club 2,3.4; Cheer Block 2,3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; Tepee Council 2,3,4; FTA 4; Latin Club 2,3. MONROE. NANCY Cheer Club 2,3,4; Cheer Block 2,3,4; Latin Club 2; Chorus 2,3,4; Variety Show 2,4; Christmas Concert Chairman 4. MONROE, BILL Camera Club 2; Mu Alpha Theta 4; Student Council 4; Human Relations Club 4; Chess Club 2,3,4. MONTGOMERY, ROSE MOONEY. KATHLEEN MOORE. ALLEN MOORE, GEORGE MOORE, KEVIN MOORE. LINDA MORETTI, GARY MORGAN. JAMES JR. MORISETT, LARRY MOXLEY, KARA MUCHO. JOHN MUEHLHAUSER, JIM Football 2; Baseball 2,3,4; Monogram Club 3.4. MUELLER, MARCIA Student Council 2. MUETH, CAROL Phi Epsilon 2; Band 2,3,4, Secretary 4, All District 3; Honor Society 3,4; Kahokian 4. MURPHY, HOWARD 176 MUSSO, DENNIS NEPUTE, LINDA Art Club 2; Chorus 4. NESBIT, GARY Audio-Visual 4. NEWBERRY. CAROLYN Office Aide 4. NICO. FRANK Cheer Club 4; Cheer Block 4; French Club 4. NICOL, BECKY Cheer Club 2,4; Cheer Block 2,4. NIMMO, JANE Student Council 2,3,4, Vice President 4; PE Leader 3,4; Cheer Club 2,3,4; Cheer Block 2,3,4; Kahokian 4; May Maid 2. NINNESS. DIANA Band 2,3,4; Library Club 3.4. NIX. SENNIS Student Council 2; Cheer Club 2; Cheer Block 2. NIZINSKI, DENIS Cross Country 3,4; Golf 3,4; Science Club 4. NOASCONO. DON Football 2,3; Basketball 2,3. NOVARIA, BRENDA NOVERO. LAWRENCE Football 2. NYMAN. ELEANOR Phi Epsilon 2; Kahoki 3,4. NYMAN. EUGENE OAKLEY, BARBARA Honor Society 4; Mu Alpha Theta 2,3,4; Science Club 3.4; Band 2,3,4. O'DONNELL, DENISE Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 4; Kahoki 3,4, Assistant Page Editor 3; Kahokian 3.4; Latin Cub 2,3,4, President 3; Tepee Council 4; PE Leader 3,4; Cheer Club 4; Cheer Block 4; NEDT Merit 2; NMSQT Letter of Commendation 4; Illinois State Scholar 4. OFFRINGA, JON OGLE. ELIZABETH FNC 2,3,4, Secretary 3; President 4; Cheer Club 4; Cheer Block 4. OLIVER. RICKEY ONEY, CLEO OSBORN, CONNIE Cheer Club 2.3.4; FBLA 4. PALACEK, CINDY Cheer Club 2,3,4; Cheer Block 2,3,4, Secretary 3, President 4; Executive Board 2; Student Council 3,4. PANI, JOYCE Librarian 2; Cheer Club 4; Cheer Block 4; Office Aide 4. PARR. JO Chorus 2,3, Variety Show Lead 2,3, Chairman 3; Cheer Club 3; Cheer Block 3; Honor Society 3.4; District 6 Music Festival 3; State Festival Choir 3; Honors Banquet 2. PATEK, LINDA Student Council 2,3,4; Cheer Club 3,4; Cheer Block 2,3,4. PATTERSON, CHARLES PAYNE, JOHN Football 2,3,4; Monogram Club 4; Baseball 2. PEMBERTON. MARK PENROD, DEBBIE Cheer Club 3; Cheer Block 3. PETCHULOT, KEVIN PETROSKI, JAMES PEYLA, PATRICIA Mu Alpha Theta 2,3,4; Treasurer 4; Art Club 3; Honor Society 3,4. PHILLIPS, CINDY Band 2,3,4; FTA 2. PIERCE. PATRICIA PINTAR. DAVID Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3; Monogram Club 3.4. PITRA. PATRICIA St. Teresa's Academy E. St. Louis: FTA 2,3; CSMC 2,3; JCL 2,3; Kahokian 4. POLK. PHILLIP POLWORT. STEVE Audio-Visual Club 3; SDA 4. PRATER. JOHN Football 2,3,4; Baseball 3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Treasurer 4; Honor Society 3,4, Vice-president 4; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4. PRATT, PHYLLIS PRESSON. RICKEY PRICE, DOROTHY PROPST, BRIAN Junior Achievement 2,3. PROSSER, SUE Kahokian 4; Cheer Club 4; FTA 4. PULCHER, LOIS Latin Tournament 2,3; Honor Society 3,4. RADAS. SANDRA Kahoki 3, News Bureau 3; Cheer Club 2; Cheer Block 2. RADAS. YVONNE RAMATOWSKI, CATHY SDA 2; Office Aide 4. RANDANT, BILL Library Club 3; Audio-Visual 3.4, President 4; Bowling League 4. RATKA. ROBERT RAY. MIKE Executive Board 2,3,4; President 2,3,4; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; Cheer Club 4; Cheer Block 4. REEB,BRUCE Football 4; Student Council 2,3,4, Vice President 3; Tepee Council 3,4; Office Aide 4; Cafeteria Worker 2.3; German Club 4; Cheer Club 4; Cheer Block 4. REECE. JACQUELINE Chorus 2,3,4; “Curtains Up 2; Women Suffer Ye Not” 3; “Amo, Amasha 4; Publicity Chairman 3; State Committee 4; SDA 2,3,4, President 4; Opening of a Door 2; “Harvey” 2; “You Can't Take It With You 2; “Luv 3; “Thurber's Carnival” 3; “Match-Maker Assistant Director 3; “Children’s Story 3; Miracle Worker 3; 3rd in Original Oratory Local Contest 3; Morning Bulletin Staff 2,3,4; Thespian 3.4; Jr. Varsity Debate Team 3,4; Varsity Debate Team 3,4; Vice-President 3.4; Forensic League 3.4; Honor Society 3,4; Spanish Club 2; My Fair Lady Director 4; Creative Writing Club 3,4; Kahokian 4. REEVES. STEVE REICHEL, GLEN REULECKE, JOHN RHOADS, GARY 1.000 Mile Club 2; Track 2. RICHARDS. PATTY RICHTER. GAIL Cheer Club 2,3,4; Cheer Block 2,3,4; Kahokian 4, Concessions Manager 4; Art Club 4; PE Leader 4. RIDINGER. ANN Cheer Club 2,3,4; Cheer Block 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2,3, Vice-president 3; Student Council 3,4; Tepee Council 4; Kahokian 4. RIGGS. LARRY Football 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Monogram Club 3.4. RINEHART, JEFFERY RISING. IRENE ROBERTSON. JANIS ROBINSON. DEBRA 177 ROBINSON, TERRI ROSEBOOM, AL RULE. KAROL SACKETT, JOE Baseball 2,3,4; Cross Country 3; Kaho-kian 4, Business Manager 4; Monogram Club 3.4. SADLER, VICKIE SALANTAI, STEVE SANDERS. BUDDY •Odd Couple 4. SANDLIN, RONNIE SANFTLEBEN, DONALD SANTEN, GUY SAYLOR, KYLA FTA 4. SCHARDAN, CHARLES SCHARF, LINDA FTA 2,3,4, Vice-president 4. SCHILLER, BRIAN Chess Club 2,3,4; Kahoki 3; Science Club 2.3, Model Rocket Club 3. SCHOREACK. DIANA TAYLOR SCHOREACK, ELLEN Band 2,3,4; District Contest 3; IMEA Band Festival 4; Kahokian 4. SCHROEDER, DAVID Band 2,3,4; Ham Radio Club 4. SCHUBERT, BETTY Student Council 2,3. SCHUCK, JANET SCHUERBAUM,PAUL SCHULTZ, PERRY SCHULTZE. BELINDA Latin Club 2; Art Club 2.4; Cheer Club 2,3,4; Cheer Block 2,3,4; College Club 4, Vice president. SCOBY, RONALD SCOTT, THOMAS SEGOBIANO, MARY FNC 3; FHA 3. SEIB, TOM SEKA, CAROL Latin Club 2,3, Secretary 2; FBLA 4. SEKOSKY, CAROLE Junior Varsity Cheerleader; Cheer Club 2. SELF. JUDY SEMANISIM, RICHARD SENTIFF, GARY SEXTON. VERN SEYMORE. KENNETH SHALENKO, JOHN Cheer Club 4; Cheer Club 4. SHANE, DEBRA Office Aide 4. SHANKS, DELL Kahoki 3,4; Office Aide 4. SHAPIRO. BOB Basketball 2,3,4. SHELTON, CHERYL FNC 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3. SHEMONEY, KATHY FTA 2,3,4; Cheer Club 2,3,4; Cheer Block 2,3,4; Mu Alpha Theta 3.4; Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 3,4. SHEWMAKER, JIM SHOOPMAN, DIANA SHUP. STEPHANIE Art Club 3,4; Hi-Tri 4; Kahokian 4; Student Council Alternate 3,4. SIMMONS. MARK SIMMONS. SHARON Ft. Collins, Colo.: National Forensics League 3. SIMON. MARK SIMONS, LINDA SKELTON, CONNIE SKELTON, KAREN SKELTON, SHERRY Student Council 2,3,4, President 4; Cheer Club 2,3,4, Vice President 3; Cheer Block 2,3,4; FHA 3, Treasurer 3; PE Leader 3,4; Office Aide 3,4; Exchange Student 3; Junior Varsity Cheerleader 2; Delegate to National Student Council Leadership Conference 4. SMILEY, CATHERINE SMINCHAK. JON SMITH. JOAN FBLA 4. SMITH, JOANN Latin Club 2; Band 2,3; Kahokian—Point Manager 3; FTA 4; Office Aide 4. SMITH, MIKE Cross Country 2. SMITH. RANDY Cross Country 2; Track 2,3,4; Library Club 3,4; Camera Club 3,4; Publications Photographer 3,4; Kahokian 4. SMITH, SHARON SPENCER. RUTH Kahokian 4; Cheer Club 4; Cheer Block 4. SPILKER, RONALD SPLAINGARD, RANDY NEDT Merit Award 2; Latin Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 3; Illinois State Latin Tournament 2,3; Kahoki 3.4. Assistant page Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 4; Journalism Scholarship Recipient 3; Honor Society 3,4; Quill and Scroll 4; Kahokian 4; Camera Club 4; Illinois State Scholarship 4. STADEN, JOHN STAMMER. ROBERT STAMPS, BRENDA Spanish Club 3,4, President 4; Mexico Tour Winner 3. STAMPS, VICKIE STARK, JANIS STEHMAN. JIM Kahokian 2; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; Cheer Club 4; Cheer Block 4. STEINBRECHER, KATHI Student Council 2,3,4; Cheer Club 2,3,4; Cheer Block 2,3,4. STELLRECHT, JAMES STELMACH, DAVID STENNETT, DAN STEPHENS. MARK STIEF, BRENDA STOGNER. VIRGIL Football 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Library Club 3.4. STOUT. DANA SDA 2,3,4; Thespians 2,3,4, Secretary 4; Cheer Club 2,3,4, Pts. Chairman 3, Vice-president 4; Cheer Block 2,3.4; Library Club 3,4; Harvey 2; You Can’t Take It With You 2; The Matchmaker” 3; “The Miracle Worker” 3. STONESIFER. ANGELLA SUHRE. WILLIAM SULLIVAN, WES SUMMERS, JANICE Mu Alpha Theta 4. SUTTER. RICHARD SUTTON, CHARLES Band 2,3,4; Phi Epsilon 2. SUTTON. JOEL SWALLEV. GARY Chorus 2,3,4; Publicity Committee 2; Stage Chairman 3; Variety Show leads 2,3; Best Award Actor 2,3, District 3. 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TERRI Office Aide 4. TONGAY, PEGGY Cheer Club 4; Cheer Block 4; Office Aide 3,4. TUCKER, DEBBIE Chorus 2,3,4; Cheer Club 3; Cheer Block 3. ULKUS, DAVE Camera Club 2,3,4; Publication Photography 2,3,4; Honor Society 4. UPDIKE, BRENDA Cheer Club 2,3,4; Cheer Block 2,3,4; Band 2,3, All County Band 3; Youth World Delegate 3; FT A 4; Honor Society 3,4; College Club 4, President 4; P.E. Leader 3,4; Kahokian 3,4, Junior Co-Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 4; Journalism Scholarship Winner 3, Quill and Scroll 4. VALENTI, ALAN Camera Club 2,3,4; Publications Photography 2,3,4. VANDAVEER, MIKE Football 2,3; Basketball 2; Baseball 2.3, 4; Cheer Club 4; Cheer Block 4. VANDERMARK. KEN Football 2. VENNUM, SUSAN VIELUF, ARTHUR VILIOCCO, TOM Camera Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2; Publications Photography 2,3,4. VIVIANO, VITO VOGT, MARY JANE Hi-Tri 2,3; Cheer Club 2,3,4; Cheer Block 2.3.4; SDA 4. WAGNER, PAMELA P.E. Leader 4. WALFORD, SUSAN Fontana, California: GAA 2,3. WALIGORSKI, GARY WALKER, PAT FBLA 4; Office Aide 4. WALLACE. STAN WALLING, DARRELL Executive Board 3; Monogram Club; Cheer Club 4; Cheer Block 4; Football Manager 3. WANAGAT. ANNA WAPPLER, BILL WARREN. DENNIS WARREN, VICKIE WATSON. TERRI WATTS. DIANA WEBB. GARY Football 2,3,4; Monogram Club 3,4. WEEDEN,REYNOLDS WEEKS. DON WEIL, KENNY WELLE. PAT Spanish Club 2; Student Council 2,3,4; Cheer Club 2,3,4; Cheer Block 2,3,4. WELLE, PAUL WELLE, BOBBIE Spanish Club 2; Cheer Club 2,3,4; Cheer Block 2,3,4. WELLE, STEVE Phi Epsilon 2; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; Honor Society 3,4. WELLS, JANET Cheer Club 3; Cheer Block 3; Chorus 3; FHA 4; Office Aide 4. WENDLER. JAMES WENTE. MARCIA WHEELER. LINDA WHITE. BARBARA Student Council 3,4; Cheer Club 4; Cheer Block 4. WHITE, ELMER WHITTINGTON. MARY WHITWORTH. THOMAS WIEHARDT, PAM May Queen; Student Council 2,3,4; Kas-kaskia District Student Council Treasurer 3; Coronation Maid 2; Tepee Council 2, 3.4, Treasurer 3; Executive Board 3,4, Secretary 3.4; Cheer Club 2,3,4; Cheer Block 2,3,4; Kahokian 2; Honor Society 3.4, Treasurer 4; Honors Banquet 3; Homecoming Co-Chairman 4. WILLIAMS. JEANICE WILLIAMSON. ELMER WILSON, MIKE WOLFF, RONNY WOOSLEY, SUSAN Phi Epsilon 2,3; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; Honor Society 3.4; Band 2,3,4; State Latin Tournament 2,3; All County Band 3. WRIGHT. RICHARD WRIGHT. PEARL WRIGLEY, MARK WYATT, THOMAS YOST, JUDY ZIKE, JANET ZUKOSKY. DAVID 179 filer’ colloolotc ( re««