Collinsville High School - Kahokian Yearbook (Collinsville, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1971 volume:

Ivahokian 1971 Collinsville High School Collinsville, Illinois Volume 44 Co-Editors: Debbie Horton Bill Chao H kai Maku CHS Gmi? WkoA %du CHS Gmi? Its Pride in Today . . . And step by step since time began, I see the steady gain of man. Whittier COACH FLETCHER THE KAHOKS WILL ALWAYS BE NUMBER School spirit rides high even during trying times. 4 Bill Benyr sophomore buys a Kahok pennant from pompon girl, Leni Taveggia. But to act that each tomorrow Find us farther than today. Longfellow Planned Progress }on !ommw . . . The new high school nears its eventual completion daily. 6 D NEW HIGH SCHOOL iVILLE COMMUNITY UNIT DISTRICT NO. 10 LLE. ILLINOIS ARCHITECTURAL ASSOCIATES COLLINSVILLE. ILLINOIS INCORPORATED. A ACADEMIC, CENTRAL FACILITIES. SCIENCE. HOME ECONOMICS COMMERCE B MULTI-PURPOSE C VOCATIONAL EDUCATION ARCHITECTS Progress 3d Uiuiail wiuuj Even during school, there is time for quiet contemplation. Ourselves He who moves not forward goes backward! Goethe The ability to create increases the understanding of self. 9 Progress In Understanding Each Other A student seeks the advice of Mr. Potthast. The brief time between classes provides a break to see friends. 10 Wanda Hornberger and Pat Walker compare notes before going to class. Mr. Weatherford takes time to show intricacies in art. A race that binds Its body in chains and calls them Liberty And calls each fresh link Progress Robert Buchanan n Mr. Gericke and Mr. Yates pause to talk. In Bridging GaimUotGdpi Buch Frank, senior, shows Mrs. Harley how to use the tape recorder. Mr. Deason conveys his knowledge in woodworking to his students. 12 Social progress makes the well being of all more and more the business of each; it binds all closer and closer together in bonds from which none can escape. Henry George Rose and Cheryl Shank display the pleasant attitude that helps them to get along together and with others. Mr. Paul and John Harrison show mutual concern over common problems. 13 Progress in CoMukmq Ecology Janitors aren't the only ones concerned with school maintenance. If the goal of the ’60’s was to put man on the moon, then the goal of the ’70’s must be to keep man on earth. David McCauley Mr. Helfrich discusses the consequences of pollution on wildlife. The art department’s decorated trash cans not only add variety to the campus, but also help to keep it neat. Progress on cohooh dod The World Senior Jennifer Hayes studies about world situations during her sociology class. A single breaker may recede; but the tide is evidently coming in. Macaulay Seniors become conscious of world affairs in Prob-ems in American Democracy Class. Kent Splaingard catches up on news in the library during restricted seventh hour. 17 r o o t � iQMtCOMlHG 5SUMPt'°K faJkat MaJcaCHS Organizations FIRST ROW: E. French. K. Greer. G. Holcomb. J. Benesh. L. Kopecki. N. Roberts. M. Mestemacher. D. Gasawski. K. Santen. V. Clarke. D. Galloway. D. Fisher. N. Owen. SECOND ROW: J. Nelson. J. Biondi. R. Vallino, P. Knebel, S. Thomas. S. Cohen, C. Smith. J. Foley. N. Lochmann. J. Russell. K. Busiere. S. Burroughs. THIRD ROW: M. Dulatt. P. Oldani. P. Woodring. J. Eade. D. Mshar. B. Britton. K. Bingaman. P. Feigl. D. Horton. J. Adams. BACK ROW: E. Smith. E. Kirby. M. Moore. G. Kebbel. S. Johnson. B. Chao. D. Busiere. B. Blew. D. Theodorakis. Publications: Kakokim A yearbook that serves as a lasting memory for all was the goal of the Kahokian staff. Under the supervision of sponsor, Miss Linder, and co-editors Debbie Horton and Bill Chao, this year’s staff learned the mechanics of compiling a successful yearbook and worked diligently to make it a Fine one. Projects designed to raise funds for publication included selling popcorn during lunch periods and at basketball games. Diligence and much hard work combined to provide a yearbook which the entire student body may be proud of. Organizations Co-Editor Sue Cohen looks over the finished product. 20 THE KAHOKI, the school newspaper, was composed by the students in the journalism classes and by other students who wanted to promote a better school understanding. Kim Zinke, the editor-in-chief of the KAHOKI, was assisted by its sponsor Mrs. Downing. The school and community news page was directed by Monica Brown and Marsha Fulcher. Gary Kebbel was given the task of the editorial page; while the features were done by Julie Eade and Debbie Horton. Wesley Coulson was given the job of completing the sports page of the newspaper. All of the editors and staff members spent many rewarding hours and hard work in making the 1970-71 KAHOKI a source of enjoyment for all. The Kahoki staff combines their energies to meet another publication deadline. t iU Kdkokc FIRST ROW: P. Oldani, J. Eade. D. Horton. D. Ashcroft. M. Massa. R. Chadwick, C. Terry. SECOND ROW: P. Daniels. J. Biondi, P. Knebel. M. Fulcher. M. Cook. M. Brown. L. Hansen. Mrs. Downing. Sponsor. BACK ROW: W. Coulson. S. Johnson. G. Kebbel. M. Gutjahr, W. Gooch, D. Mshar, B. Reed. K. Zinke, D. Buesking. 21 Careers Related Clubs 'Juim Tima FIRST ROW: D. Brewer, L. Dierkes, J. Nelson. D. McConkey, D. Gipson. B. Kunne-man. SECOND ROW: A. Lanford. J. Diel. B. Mirly, B. Moore, K. Kunz. BACK ROW: E. Evanoff, B. Rinehart, K. Klobuchar, T. Thompson, R. Vallino, L. Schultze. Future Nurses Club was organized to help experience interested girls in the field of nursing. Activities included visiting hospitals and nursing homes, working for the March of Dimes, and being enlightened by guest speakers. The money-making project this year was the sale of stationery. At the end of the year a party was held and outstanding members were awarded charms. The goal of the Future Teachers of America is to prepare interested students for a teaching career. This year FTA participated in National Education Week by passing out apples to the teachers, and the club also hosted the Open House Tea for teachers and parents. Throughout the year Senior members were engaged in cadet teaching at nearby elementary schools. Besides filling in for absent teachers, members also graded papers and assisted the teachers’ aides. The club’s sponsor for the 1970-71 year was Miss Janet Kuncl. FIRST ROW: K. Adams, S. Peyla, K. Moxley, K. Dodson. E. Motiejaitis, S. Turn-bull, D. Grams, Pres. SECOND ROW: G. Wells, N. Coombs, P. Knecht, K. Fischer, P. Wallace, M. Massa. K. Busiere. BACK ROW: P. Bugger. W. Zelgewicz, K. Hosto, L. Voelker, M. Erickson. C. Wessel, J. Suppiger. FIRST ROW: K. Thompson. B. Mitchell. S. Bress. P. Griffin. D. Talbert. SECOND ROW: Mr. Sneed. Sponsor; G. Gan-ninger, T. Boneau, Sec’y.; T. Cannon, S. Maries. BACK ROW: S. Holmes, V. Reeder, Treas.; N. Cochran, B. McKenzie, V. Pres. To inform students of the many opportunities awaiting them in the business world, and to aid them in choosing the occupation for which they are best suited, was the goal of FBLA. Members enrolled in commercial courses and met to formulate ideas for money-making projects. The goal of this year’s members was to send representatives to the convention in Florida in the spring. Two members also attended the state convention in Chicago in November. ’Jwtm Homernkw, 'julm tMwu J-mMm Among the organizations that helped in preparation for the years to come was the Future Homemakers of America. The club’s president, Ed Kirby, organized several projects for the 1970-71 school year. During pep week, FHA awarded a ticket daily to the student who best displayed school spirit. During the first week in December, the club sponsored a student clean-up drive, which they conducted in the cafeteria during lunch hours, and around the school in the mornings. FIRST ROW: J. Whitesides. S. Reid, D. Johnson, Mrs. Crouch, Sponsor; E. Kirby, Pres.; E. Anderson, V. Pres.; K. Wilhelm. BACK ROW: C. Biggs, G. Ganninger, K. Lochmann. A. Sage, G. Gintataus, D. Talbert. tmm did FIRST ROW: J. Norcom, Sec’y.; K. Bingaman, Pres.; M. McCanna, D. Paue-sick. BACK ROW: J. Stahura. D. Horton, Treas.; P. Oldani, D. Buesking. The primary concern of the members of the Camera Club was supplying pictures for the school student publications. The members were responsible for most of the pictures which appeared in the KAHOKI, and many in the KAHOKIAN. Plans for this year included cleaning the darkroom and the initiation of training in which experienced members taught those who wished to learn photography. The club functioned under Mr. Geroff, sponsor; and Karen Bingaman, president. Members of the Audio-Visual Club donated one study hall a day to aid the teachers of CHS in the operation of machines such as, slide and filmstrips, tape recorders and record players. Three of four field trips were planned to sites such as an Audio Visual Center in St. Louis, a television center, and the University Audio Visual Center. The club’s presiding officer was John Wood. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Holst, C. Goggin. D. Mshar, Sec’y.; K. Kunz, Mrs. Gilligan, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: T. Presson. M. Barril, D. Warren. K. Carr, B. Frank. P. Joshu, E. Schultze. BACK ROW: T. Johnson. R. Stockley, B. Barril, B. Capper. Mrs. Holst spends many constructive hours working in the A-V Department. udiO-uiMd FIRST ROW: J. Dean, D. Stricklin, L. Klaas. D. Brewer, D. Grams. J. Eade. D. Pittman, J. Beckman. E. Morrow. SECOND ROW: K. Francis. K. Fisher. D. Christian. M. Hall, M. Gaines, D. Mshar, D. Edwards. Mrs. Fischer, Mrs. Hodges. Sponsor. BACK ROW: J. Ran-dant, P. Fischer, N. McMahon, J. Russell, M. Daman. C. Wessel. M. Pabst, D. Fischer. C. Kutzera. T. Presson. jLihwiq The Library Club was composed of students who gave up one study hall a day to help their fellow students with the facilities in the library. Membership was open to anyone interested and mandatory for those who worked in the library. Class pins and bumper stickers were sold to earn money for their expenses. Under the leadership of Julie Eade, the members tried to make the library an efficient and enjoyable place to study. The CHS Art Club met every other Wednesday to provide an organized club for artistically-minded students. Through the diligent work of its members. Art Club merited third prize for their Homecoming float. Under presiding officer Linda Burroughs, dances and various art projects were held throughout the year. Student librarians are always eager to help. FIRST ROW: M. Perez, C. Sapp, D. Mell, D. Horstman, R. Chadwick, S. Sokolik, R. Fletcher, C. Spanholtz, D. Johnson. C. Bruns, S. Denny. SECOND ROW: J. Condomitti, J. Wright, S. Zambaldi. B. Steck. L. Daly. D. Lenny. D. Pauesick, N. Wells. L. Burroughs. Pres.; P. Daniels. THIRD ROW: C. Simon, R. Robbins. S. Shotwell, V. Meyer. S. Greeling. K. Gillis. P. Horstman, R. Bales, R. Anderson, R. Eaves, B. Clanney. Speed-fowm FIRST ROW: D. Stricklin, J. Brada, P. Bugger, S. Paine. M. Cook. D. Ashcroft. S. Borth, K. Dodson. Sec'y.; E. Morrow, M. Cooper. SECOND ROW: G. Rowe, J. Biondi. P. Knebel, W. Gooch, M. Friederich, T. Daly, J. Ostle, B. Mirly, P. Meily. D. Calais. THIRD ROW: Mr. Herring. Sponsor; D. Buesking. M. Gutjahr, J. Giddings, S. Bittles, B. Rinehart, D. Siegle, T. Grindstaff, S. Hedlin, B. Geiler, G. Kebbel. BACK ROW: N. Ehrlich. Pres.; K. Wetmore, D. Schlotter, V. Pres.; C. Biggs. L. Thompson. SDA President Nicki Ehrlich gives critical comment of a stage design. The purpose of the Speech Dramatic Arts Club was to promote skill in public speaking and acting, and to further an interest in the dramatic media. The club was open to students interested in this area, and who were willing to work. SDA had several plays throughout the year and also participated in many contests. Meetings were held on the 2nd Wednesday of every month under the club’s president Nikki Ehrlich. The National Thespian Society is an honorary branch of the Speech Dramatic Arts Club. It is open to all diligent members who earn one thousand points. These points can be earned by participating in plays, including back-stage work as well as acting, and also by contest participation. In March, this honor society produced a play in the annual speech contest. The Thespians worked under the effective leadership of their president Jennifer Biondi. 'JtzifiMl FIRST ROW: D. Schlotter, Sec’y.; M. Cook, D. Ashcroft, S. Borth, K. Dodson, V. Pres.; C. Biggs. SECOND ROW: M. Cooper. N. Ehrlich, J. Biondi. Pres.; P. Knebel, W. Gooch, B. Pemberton. M. Dulatt. BACK ROW: Mr. Herring, Sponsor; D. Buesking, M. Gutjahr, G. Kebbel. TteAate FIRST ROW: S. Sokolik. A. Bentley, M. Cook, B. Pemberton, D. Huber. E. Morrow. BACK ROW: D. Brown. D. Buesking, M. Gutjahr, G. Kebbel, Pres.; B. Poneleit, V. Pres.; G. Humphrey. Rhetoric resigned supreme in the organization known as Debate Club. This club consisted of members who were similar only in their affection for the spoken word and their interest in the important problems of today. This year, the debates were concerned with federal government control of air and water pollution programs. At club meetings, the members gathered information, prepared cases, engaged in practice debates, and selected members for competition teams. These teams participated in various tournaments throughout the area, and in March entered the State Debate Tournament. Each morning the faculty and students of CHS were informed of club meetings and special events by one of the members of the P.A. Staff. This year the staff consisted of twelve volunteers from Mr. Herring’s 2nd hour speech class. These capable participants gained valuable experience in radio speaking, while simultaneously helping the school. Gary Kebbel makes a point in a very important debate. 'T’. f. FIRST ROW: M. Friederich. D. Grams. R. Tucker. K. Wilson. L. Roberson. SECOND ROW: G. Irwin, S. Grimm, S. Kitsch. J. Corvallis. BACK ROW: D. Buesking. M. Gutjahr. G. Kebbel. 27 Same, tld FIRST ROW: V. Longhi, K. Kunz, D. Pruitt, B. Rinehart, D. Pauesick. Mr. Helfrich. Sponsor. BACK ROW: A. Grimm, A. Farris, D. Shadowen, D. Warren, S. Hall. S. Stone. The Science Club, under the direction of Mr. Helfrich, was organized to work out experiments that weren’t done in class. Besides developing a greater interest in the science field, the members entertained many guest speakers throughout the year. The main projects included a visit to the science fair in St. Louis, a tour of the Science Department at SIU, tours of various water and sanitation plants, and a visit to the Edwardsville Telephone Company. Mr. Helfrich points out one of the many effects of alcohol. tolkcjt CM FIRST ROW: R. Vallino. D. Gibson. D. Deppe, K. Greer, D. Rossetto, J. Cumbow. L. Kopecki, D Grams. SECOND ROW: B. Fraley. J. Kramer. J. Russell, D. Scott, C. Vlcek. S. Lindsey. S. Borth. M. Dulatt, G. Eckert, K. Busiere. BACK ROW: T. Koblitz. K. Ward. G. Kebbel, M. Malter, N. Lochmann, C. Wrobel. G. Le Master. D. Boeger. The main objective of College Club was to prepare interested college-bound students for what lies ahead. This year marked the third year under the guidance of Miss Linder. The club prepared the students for college by informing the members of scholarships, testing programs, college curriculum, procedures for application, and the activities of the local colleges. Throughout the year meetings were held once a month during which college representatives spoke. Miss Linder helps Dale Bohn with his college plans. Senior Kim Zinke looks through college catalogues to find the best place to further his education. FIRST ROW: K. Baima, N. Weible, Parliamentarian; B. Chao. V. Pres.; S. Burroughs. Pres.; J. Kramer, Sec’y.; P. Craig. Treas.; C. Hoag, M. Pabst. P. Jedda. SECOND ROW: M. McCanna, J. Foley. M. Dulatt, A. Guse. D. Horton, J. Loch-mann, S. Stephenson, P. Glastras. THIRD ROW: N. Roberts, C. Wrobel, D. Burroughs, T. DelVecchio, B. Fraley, S. Thomas, S. Cohen, P. Woodring. BACK ROW: M. Moore, D. Huddleston. B. Cunningham, J. Suppiger, S. Turnbull, R. Skelton, F. Barton. Service Clubs: FIRST ROW: K. Hamel, J. Benesh, J. Cumbow, L. Kopecki, K. Greer, J. Nelson, G. Holcomb. SECOND ROW: D. Mondy, D. Gasawski, D. Pitts, L. Hanson, M. Schwartz, K. Keller. BACK ROW: L. Burroughs, N. Lochmann, G. Eckart, C. Davisson, K. Wittmann, D. Rossetto, P. O’Donnell. 30 FIRST ROW: B. Miller, C. Wittmann, P. Canull. M. Christian, D. Huber, L. Lochmann, S. Granger. P. Presson. SECOND ROW: K. Busiere, Jody Conley. L. Hale, B. Wiese, J. Wright. Judy Conley. K. Smith, T. Varner. BACK BOW: D. Horst- man, J. Kuhn. P. Suppiger. M. Linden. S. Zambaldi, S. Saul. J. Giddings. D. Siegele. Jkt Student Council This year Student Council, under the direction of Mr. Thomas Gericke, continued to achieve its goals of encouraging student par-ticipation in school activities. Early in the year Student Council sponsored Orientation Day for over 800 new students. In October Council was responsible for the success of the 1970 Homecoming. The CHS Council took an active interest in district, state, and national student council work this year, sending delegates to four summer work shops and the state and national conventions. During November our Council sponsored the Kaskaskia District Convention with the leadership of Jeri Foley, Convention Secretary, and ran Kay Keller for district Treasurer. In the winter months. Student Council sponsored Pizza Parlor, a school dance, a Valentine Tea, buses to out-of-town games, and a clothing drive for Appalachia. Student Council Week and the annual Student Council Banquet concluded the year. The 1970-71 officers were President—Susie Burroughs, Vice-President—Bill Chao, Secretary—Jean Kramer, Treasurer—Patti Craig and Parliamentarian—Nancy Weible. Student Council secretary, Jean Kramer, reads the minutes of the previous meeting. Ohfrce, Aidu FIRST ROW: K. Thompson, D. Quick, K. Finch, D. Oberto. S. Toennies. B. Copeland, K. Dodson, B. Harrison, R. Chadwick. T. DelVecchio, C. Hoag, N. Weible, N. Kimutis, M. Hancock. SECOND ROW: C. Marks, D. Frazier, D. Lerty. S. Wetmore, P. Bugger, K. Greer, M. Dulatt, S. Burroughs, P. Vincent, J. Foley, C. Sapp, P. Walker, B. Barnett. THIRD ROW: K. Moore, S. Lansing, R. Kennedy, J. Russell, C. Condellone, S. Lindsey. B. Jedda, P. Lewis, K. Oliver, K. Weber. J. Fricke. B. Or-landi, B. Smith. FOURTH ROW: N. Fredericks, G. Dalton. K. Hicks, B. Ninness, K. Adams, M. Linden, P. Armas, J. Kanovsky, V. O’Brien. S. Stephenson, F. Teri, J. Castrgnano. L. Tosi. BACK ROW: L. Barrows. D. Gentile. P. Broyles, N. Dennington, P. Miller, T. Thompson, L. Robertson. M. Wilke. D. Strubinger, D. Crossno, V. Bendel, M. Cook, P. Douglas, D. Norman. The jobs of the office-aides were many and varied. These students who gave up their study halls became regular ‘‘errand girls” to the CHS personnel. They not only answered phones, but also ran many various errands. These girls worked hard and in return gained the friendship of many teachers and office workers. They received a great amount of experience that will be highly valuable for the future. Sue Fowler—an able assistant to our administration. 32 The cafeteria workers gave up their lunch study halls to help out in the CHS cafeteria. These students, working under Mrs. Ruth Ricker, performed jobs ranging from cashiers to those who help serve the lunches, and from snack bar assistants to those who helped wash and dry the dishes. In return for their hard work, the workers received a free lunch. fi'da Cafeteria workers often help in serving the food. FIRST ROW: S. Reid, J. Shelton, B. Barnett, L. Mayes, N. Lundak, R. Redmond, P. Jordan, J. Samples, E. Morrow. SECOND ROW: A. Herrin, D. Turner, A. Sage, K. Kunz, B. Parmly, A. Mewes, B. Turner, D. Sovia, J. Hinchey, L. Eckert. BACK ROW: G. Pettus, M. Shubert, D. Fourtney, G. Presser. H. Lerner, H. Pulliam. J. Schaeffer, R. Rueleke, D. Lerg. 33 y t t7u FIRST ROW: P. Knecht, Pres.; B. Cochran, D. Christian, L. Dierkers. BACK ROW: C. Knecht. R. Hil-derbrand, S. Myers, Miss Frueh, Sponsor. Hi-Tri reached for the goal of courtesy, friendship, pleasure, success, and character. Its members attended state conventions in the fall and spring, held a faculty tea at Christmas, and had a mother-daughter banquet. The club also sent gifts to servicemen at Christmas. Under the direction of its president, Pat Knecht, Hi-Tri again initiated the work for the March of Dimes projects. Hi Tri members collect at March of Dimes Roadblock. Girls chat to keep warm, while traffic is slow. 34 Ruth Matikitis, Tepee Council’s Vice President, is getting the job done right. Throughout the year, Tepee was the center of fun and excitement for many of the students of Collinsville. The persons responsible for this were the members of Tepee Council. Tepee Council, as in previous years, conducted the annual light bulb sale and presented the May Dance, one of the most gala events of the year. The 1970-71 Tepee Council worked under the direction of Greg Prather, Pres.; Ruth Matikitis, V. Pres.; Nancy Weible, Recording Sec’y.; Kim Nevinger, Corresponding Sec’y ! and Debbie Rossetto, Treas. The co-ordinator for the year was Bob McQuire. tTe ee domed FIRST ROW: L. Johnson, P. Canull, J. Brada. R. Matikitis. V. Pres.; G. Prather, Pres.; N. Weible, Reed. Sec’y.; D. Rossetto, Treas.; K. Nevinger, Cor. Sec’y.; T. DelVecchio, S. Turnbull. SECOND ROW: P. Suppiger. S. Saul. J. Kramer, S. Burroughs. E. Killinger. B. Wiese. C. Wittmann. K. Greer. C. Hoag. S. Granger. BACK ROW: C. Davisson, P. O’Donnell. C. Osborn. S. Molitor, J. Stephens. T. Jackstadt. B. Brunken. K. Wittmann. S. Stevenson. A. Guse. 35 Honor Societies 9laiwtud Horn Society Karen Bingaman and Pam Woodring are ready for business in the Honor Society Book Store. The members of the National Honor Society are respected by everyone at CHS, faculty and students alike. The members include five per cent of the junior class and ten per cent of the senior class. To qualify these students must maintain a three point current and cumulative average. They are also judged by the faculty in character, leadership, and service to their school and community. Some of the activities included operating the coat checkroom at the basketball games, posting the honor roll every six weeks, and managing the paperback book store. Again this year, the National Honor Society fostered an underprivi-ledged child in the Philippines. A tutoring program was added to the club’s activities. In the winter a sled party was held which was enjoyed by all. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Hayes. Sponsor; D. Shimkus, B. Chao, Pres.; K. Baima, Sec’y.; P. Woodring. Treas.; D. Hill. V. Pres.; P. Glastras. E. Motiejaitis. SECOND ROW: M. Baumgartner. J. Biondi. J. Suppiger, A. Guse. S. Burroughs, D. Grams. N. Owens, J. Lochmann, S. Stephenson, S. Locandro. BACK ROW: K. Kirchoff, B. Lasich, J. Hahs, K. Hosto, Jo Ostle, D. Bohn. G. Ceretto. D. Douthit, D. Theodorakis. 36 FIRST ROW: J. Norcom, L. Hansen. M. Mestemacher. Sec’y.; N. Owen. Treas.; D. Douthit. Pres.; S. Cohen. V. Pres.; B. Britton. S. Turnbull, D. Mendez. SECOND ROW: J. Eade, B. Chao. A. Guse. J. Ostle. P. Woodring. D. Grams. K. Baima. J. Lochmann, S. Stephenson. BACK ROW: Mr. Crabtree, Sponsor; A. Farris. S. Hall, K. Hosto. D. Updegraff. S. Myers. N. Coombs, D. Busiere. D. Shadowen. Mu Alpha Theta, a national mathematics honor society, gives the math brains an opportunity to use their intellect throughout the year. Under the leadership of President Doug Douthit and Sponsor Mr. Richard Crabtree, MA0 initiated the year’s activities with the annual wiener roast at which pledges were informally initiated. This year twelve students participated in a math festival at SIU, which focused on talented mathematicians. A Christmas Tea and a banquet, at which time pledges became members, were on the club’s agenda this year. Quill and Scroll, the national honor society for high school journalists, again took up residency in the halls of CHS after a year’s termination. Designed to recognize talented and dedicated journalists and to give them an opportunity to broaden their talents. Quill and Scroll well served its purpose. Its members met once a month under the guidance of co-sponsors Miss Margaret Linder and Mrs. Lucille Downing to discuss journalism and its many facets. FIRST ROW: D. Horton, M. Brown, J. Eade, D. Ashcroft, N. Owen. BACK ROW: K. Zinke. B. Chao. J. Kramer. M. Fulcher, Mrs. Downing, Sponsor. (hull 8 Sowll 37 Foreign Languages Clubs Zp FIRST ROW: Mrs. Koelling, Sponsor; A. Saylor, D. Rice, R. Vallino, V. Pres. N. Owen, Pres.; L. Hansen, Rec. Sec'y.; R. Heim, Treas.; M. Mestemacher, Corr. Sec’y.; S. Borth. M. Massa. SECOND ROW: K. Burgess. J. Kerkemeyer, E. Morrow. L. Cox. S. Woosley, B. Rinehart, J. Yankausky, L. Murphy, D. Oberto. B. Camren. BACK ROW: J. Grams, B. Jones. T. Sweeney. T. Adams. J. Conley. B. Fischer, C. Jarrett. J. Pirtle. Phi Epsilon, the Latin Club, was made up of students who were enrolled in Latin or had previously taken the language. The main purpose of Phi Epsilon was to promote a better understanding of the ancient Roman History. This year the Latin Club’s main profit came from the selling of Zip Code Directories. They also held several bake sales. One of the highlights of the year was a Roman banquet given by the members. They were dressed like Romans and served Roman food to parents and teachers. 38 SfmmJi FIRST ROW: P. Farnum, J. Shemoney, T. Krukowski, L. Lauchli, D. Mendez. Sec’y.; J. Gonzalez, P. Viviano. SECOND ROW: V. Loziecki, E. Connors. K. Mumper. M. Soehlke, G. Rowe, P. Nicholson, J. Benesh. Mr. Arriola, Sponsor. BACK ROW: M. Frakes. T. Adams. B. Accursi, J. Suppiger, D. Theodorakis. J. Locus. The purpose of Spanish Club was to further the interest of its members in the cultures of the Spanish-speaking countries. This year their activities included a picnic at Forest Park and a tour of the Santa Maria in St. Louis. The Spanish Club also sold Halloween candy to raise money. At many of the meetings, films were shown to increase the cultural knowledge of its members. German “studenten” at CHS met once a month under the guidance of sponsor Mr. Robert Edwards. This year’s club members had the advantage of gaining first-hand knowledge of German geography. The annual Christmas banquet and picnic in the spring were the major projects of the club’s agenda for the year. Creative games played at the meetings augmented the student’s knowledge of the language and created an interest in German. FIRST ROW: P. Knecht, P. Griffin, S. Rowe, Sec’y.; J. Toohey, Pres.; J. Schaefer. Treas.; L. Klaas, B. Kunneman. SECOND ROW: J. Randant, D. Massa. M. Sigman, C. Spanholtz, S. Brummitt, W. Coulson, Mr. Edwards, Sponsor. BACK ROW: R. Andrews, K. Hall, S. Hedlund, D. Fitzpatrick, D. Raede. Gmm CM Music Organizations FIRST ROW: B. Brinson, S. Woosley, J. Giovando, C. Staub, J. Thompson. L. Dierkes, D. Stowers, R. Frizzell, D. Brandon, D. Geiler, S. Campbell. R. Hildebrandt. S. Miley, T. Higdon. K. Klobuchar, Mrs. Gibson. SECOND ROW: C. Lee. J. Crag-head, M. McMillin, C. Brammeir, A. Saylor, D. Rice, P. Sandage, M. Cooper, J. Scown, J. Ridenar. R. Anderson, M. Simpson, E. England, C. Richter, L. Craghead. THIRD ROW: G. Rowe, R. Anderson, E. Anderson, M. Wilhelm, M. Sigman, R. Carner, R. Carruba, K. Tanner, T. Porter, V. Trail, G. Irvin, C. Faith, R. Stoops. S. Wetmore. M. Richardson. P. Jordan, B. Whitwell. N. Suhre. tkowl Gwtlfll J. Ripley, C. Lintzenich. C. Biggs. P. Nicholson, J. Dean. D. Huff. G. Jacobs. J. Castegnaro, J. Wetmore, J. Huggins. B. Geiler. T. Cochran. C. Wessel. M. Erickson. J. Pacewic, M. Wilke. C. Huff. D. Brandon. D. Stricklin, D. Schlotter. 40 (Joed Mauc Variety Show Leads—FIRST ROW: M. Wilke. R. Geiler. SECOND ROW: B. Brinson. B. Whitwell. K. Klo-buchar, D. Rice. P. Nicholson. A. Saylor. R. Frizzell. K. Tanner. S. Miley. M. Erickson. S. Woosley. BACK ROW: J. Ripley. D. Stricklin. R. Anderson. Throughout the year, both the Chamber Choir and Mixed Chorus have sung many of their class-rehearsed songs in performances. Music consisted of songs from the Baroque era, as well as those copyrighted in 1970. The three major performances of the year were the Holiday Concert, a Spring concert, and to top the season the 20th Annual Variety Show, “That’s-a-nice.” Headed by a fine cast and guided very ably by the Senior Director, Caroline Lintzen-ich, the show marked another excellent, cooperative project presented by the Chorus. The Chorus also performed for a number of civic organiza- tions such as the Rotary Club, the Lions Club, and the Madison County Historical Society. Under the very capable direction of Mrs. Gibson, twelve students were chosen to participate in the Illinois Educators Concert held at SIU in Edwardsville. The major money-making project of the year was the Annual Spaghetti Supper in January. The Chorus is a group of proud students that eagerly awaited the chance to carry on the traditions of CHS and we, the faculty and students of Collinsville, are equally proud. Variety Show Chairmen—J. Huggins. C. Brammeir. A. Saylor. C. Lintzenich. D. Schlotter. J. Craghead. 41 The CHS Band initiated a new year as it presented fresh and creative marching shows to rouse Kahok spirits at football games, and set the rigorous pace providing incentive at pep assemblies. Princess and Chief Kahok were ever-present to lead in the victory drive. Under the direction of Mr. Neal Strebel and assistant director Mr. Edward Hayes, the members of the band rehearsed three nights a week to present five concerts, among them, the Pop and Chips Concert and a tributary concert honoring Mr. F. C. Kreider. New to the band curricula this year, students were inspired to put their creative talents to productive use as awards were presented recognizing best student composition, marching ability, individual performance, and academic abilities. To finance the band’s annual concert tour, its members worked diligently on projects including glass and paper drives, a spaghetti dinner, season ticket sales, and candy sales. Band members again augmented their musical abilities and knowledge as they provided the cooperation necessary to make this year’s band one all may be proud of. 42 FIRST ROW: J. Norcom, S. Rowe, V. Heck. S. Wrigley. SECOND ROW: N. Owen. S. Hall, D. Young, E. Wrigley, M. Schwartz, D. Pitts. THIRD ROW: L. Smith, B. Fischer, L. Howton, G. Douthit, J. Shelton, K. Smith, M. Cox, P. Wallace. FOURTH ROW: J. Kuhn, M. Klein, D. Althardt, R. Stockley, J. Pirtle, J. Bodine, M. Bugger, G. Andrews. FIFTH ROW: K. Harding. D. Oberto, K. Kochman, C. Vallino. S. Brummit, D. Kniser, B. Lorsbach. R. Adamick. BACK ROW: V. Dankenbring, B. Herz-berger. Kahok Chief—Andy Belobraydic FIRST ROW: S. Schottel. V. Hopper, C. Chopin, K. Lochmann. SECOND ROW: D. Shadowen. A. Mulfer, M. Cox, J. Toohey, B. Blew, M. Mestemacher, A. Belobraydic. THIRD ROW: J. Hahs. L. Bevirt, R. George, B. Embick, R. Vallino. S. Stone. FOURTH ROW: R. Whaley. D. Julias. K. Hall, M. Pappas. R. Titchenall, R. Andrews, D. Scott, W. Zelgewicz, N. Shadwick. FIFTH ROW: T. Bull-ington, R. Stoops. M. Mestemacher, G. Noud, C. Varrett, K. Hosto, L. Shadwick, J. Bullington. BACK ROW: D. Bouse. J. Dellamano, R. GeBauer, Mr. Hayes. Mr. Strebel. 43 'UoKOjWM CM Senior Lettermen and friends show their school spirit at a pep assembly. Monogram Club was the organization that was composed of the Mighty Kahoks who had lettered in one of the several sports activities that were offered throughout the year. To become an active member of the club, the boys must have merited a letter and also have met the standard approval of the present members and sponsor. At all times, displaying the highest standards of sportsmanship among fellow students and opponents, these boys represented CHS. The members of the club served as ushers at the football and basketball games. Sports-Related FIRST ROW: R. Skelton. M. Doherty. P. Loyet, G. Darlington. G. Prather. G. Ceretto. B. Thorpe. K. Keller. D. Pepper. D. Eckart. SECOND ROW: R. Vaughn. D. Huddleston. D. Bohn, K. Kingsbury. V. Pres.; G. Dollar, B Miller. J. Blase. B. Birger. B. Lochmann. P. Sij. THIRD ROW: Coach Fletcher. Sponsor; M. McDow, V. Hoskins'. Pres.; B. Milster, W. Smiley. R. Knarr. Treas.: K. Hamer. Sec y.; G. LeMaster. J. Herberts. L. Gonzalez. M. Hodapp. BACK ROW: T. Jackstadt, D. Young. K. Ward. L. Bennett. L. Simpson, F. Hollingshead, D. Rensing, B. Smith. 'T’-S StudeM Jiadw. FIRST ROW: C. Hoag. G. Podesta. R. Matikitis. G. Holcomb. D. Deppe. K. Greer. S. Cohen. B. Klaus, P. O’Donnell, C. Berg, D. Strubinger. S. Lansing. SECOND ROW: P. Daniels. K. Keller. J. Gonzalez. K. Adams. Mrs. Pfaff, Miss Fenn, Mrs. Bloemker. S. Lindsey. K. Huddleston. P. Viviano. P. Quick. K. Ohlendorf. THIRD ROW: J. Spengler, D. Shimkus. B. Embick. S. Borth, K. Hosto. L. Smith. L. Meuth. M. Cox. T. Duniphan. M. Meste-macher, D. Carroll. FOURTH ROW: J. Suppiger. C. Shank. K. Weber. S. Stevenson. N. Owen. M. Massa. S. Burroughs. D. Horton, L. Voelker, D. Ball. P. Wyatt, N. Schuck. BACK ROW: S. Locandro. N. Weible. P. Glas-tras, J. Fricke, N. Kimutis, T. DelVecchio, C. Smith, M. Stellrecht. M. Burgess, D. Burroughs. C. McMahon. C. Adams. The girl-Fridays for the gym teachers were the P.E. Student Leaders. This was an honor bestowed upon a junior or a senior girl. The girls performed many tasks throughout the year. They took roll, led in the daily exercises, and they helped the Physical Education teachers in whatever way possible. These girls were a great help to the teachers. The sponsors that participated in this program were Miss Fenn, Mrs. Pfaff, and Mrs. Bloemker. 45 Of course I took my rings off, Susie! FRONT ROW: P. Sperino, D. Ferrero, J. Kramer, B. Fraley, J. Suppiger, Pres.; S. Cohen, Treas.; Mrs. Smith, Sponsor; N. Lochmann, Points Mgr.; C. Davisson, V. Pres.; M. Malter, B. Copeland, S. Bramley. SECOND ROW: A. Althardt, S. Bress, S. Thomas, P. Knecht, P. Jedda, S. Lansing, K. Ferrero, M. Dulatt, M. McCanna, N. Owen, K. Baima, A. Ouse. THIRD ROW: J. Foley, J. Fricke, S. Fowler, V. Daniels, S. Stephenson, D. Locandro, N. Weible, J. Lochmann, C. Hoag, C. Wrobel, P. Cargnino, L. Pellegrin, S. Burroughs, D. Jarcemkoski. FOURTH ROW: P. Woodring, J. Biondi, K. Hosto, W. Zelgewicz, P. Knebel, P. Glastras. P. Douglas. P. Craig. L. Tosi, C. Smith. M. Stellrecht, M. Burgess, S. Turnbull. BACK ROW: D. Theodorakis. B. Lorsbach, B. Earthal, B. Birger, L. Gonzalez, P. Sij. CJtm 6hd FRONT ROW: R. Vallino, D. Young, S. Hartman. R. Matikitis, G. Holcomb. Mindy Cox, P. Viviano. J. Nelson, K. Keller, P. Bugger, C. Berg, B. Whitwell, J. Adams, L. Kaiser, C. Shank, Missi Cox. SECOND ROW: A. Jenks, P. Fischer. D. Stricklin, D. Mshar, D. Christian, K. Adams, D. Norman, C. Vicdk, D. Scott, D. Mondy, B. Jedda, J. Leone. S. Lindsey, D. Rossetto, C. Osborn. B. Weinacht, D. Galloway, B. Finley. THIRD ROW: C. Domino, K. Fischer, P. Nicholson, J. Dean, L. Rayoum, C. Condellone, K. Greer, G. Eckart, N. Lochmann, J. Russell, J. Kanovsky, B. Wolfe, A. Decker, L. Chitty, J. Dimic, D. Gipson, S. Harper. FOURTH ROW: D. Deppe, G. Kebbel, G. LeMaster, K. Ward, L. McElligot, E. French, C. Davisson, L. Taveggia, J. Cumbow, L. Kopecki, J. Russell, M. Schwartz, D. Pitts, K. Ray, J. Slesinski, D. Steible. BACK ROW: S. Rowe, S. Preckshot, P. May, J. Benesh, P. Wyatt, D. Ball, K. Wittmann, P. O’Donnell, K. Nev-inger, M. Perez, K. Santen, D. Gasawski, V. Clarke, B. Klaus, S. Paine, B. McKennon, D. Boeger. 46 FRONT ROW: P. Manning. D. Mell, J. Condomitti. C. Spanholtz, J. Brada. M. Christian. L. Johnson. Jody Conley. S. Toennies. T. Tucker. K. Tanner. B. Cameron. C. Wittman. SECOND ROW: R. Kennerly. K. Dowling. K. Carr, K. Klobu-char, B. Mirly, M. Gower. L. Hale. V. Chiapelli. B. Wiese, D. Feigl, D. House. K. Schwartz. T. Cannon. THIRD ROW: J. Wright. C. Richter. J. Shemoney. G. Rowe. K. Mumper. B. Moore. A. Saylor, K. Busiere. J. Kerkemeyer, K. Pistrui, K. Davisson. B. Kunneman, J. Whiteside. FOURTH ROW: T. Jansen, S. Zambaldi, C. Domino. K. Ward, J. Stephens. T. Cu-sanelli, R. Tucker, D. Siegele, Judy Conley. K. Kochman, P. Presson, S. Granger, A. Bentley, S. Saul, B. Accursi. BACK ROW: G. Kukla, A. Jenks, G. Kebbel, G. LeMaster, D. Boeger, B. McKennon. S. Kuhner, P. Canull. P. Suppiger, L. Loch-mann, D. Fisher. J. Folkerts. B. Miller, D. Horstman. Cheer Club was established to support our teams and to promote school spirit. To raise money this year they had a concession stand at the home football games and sold spirit buttons. Cheer Club also decorated the football goal posts in the traditional purple and white, and made signs for the gym during basketball season. Loyal Cheer Club members could be found at all sports activities, home and away, helping to cheer their favorite team on to victory—The Mighty Kahoks! At the end of the year. Cheer Club honored Kahok Senior Lettermen at the annual banquet. At this time, each player was presented a scrapbook filled with memorable moments of the past season. Judy Suppiger. Cheer Club president, cheers enthusiastically with other senior Cheer Club members. 47 Hobbies Oriented FIRST ROW: G. Graff. S. Hock. J. Leezy, J. Kuhn. A. Malfer. D. Fields. R. Tognarelli. SECOND ROW: K. Lincoln. S. Isen-berg, K. Weinacht, J. Call, B. Robinson. BACK ROW: B. Benyr. M. Burgess. R. Moore, R. Greely. R. River. D. Carter. The Bowling Club of CHS consisted of fifteen teams, each with its own captain. The club played at Camelot on Tuesday nights. Each member donated money toward the purchase of trophies and also for the cost of the game. Bowling Club’s purpose was to enable the players to improve their game and skill. FIRST ROW: J. Stogner, S. Molitor, G. Irvin. J. Randant. B. Wilbur. SECOND ROW: R. Hamilton. A. Brimley. R. Tucker. P. Baebler, B. Burg. BACK ROW: T. Wooters. M. Mattea. R. Kircher. 'Radio Ctd FIRST ROW: S. Lindsey, C. Vlcek, D. Scott. L. Kopecki, N. Lochmann, J. Cumbow, J. Russell. BACK ROW: Lt. Col Grubbs. Sponsor; S. Brummitt, T. Combs. K. Turner. D. Bovinett, B. Capper. Amateur Radio was just getting its start this year at CHS under the direction of Lieutenant Colonel Grubbs. A radio staff was organized and meetings were held once a month. The main objective of the club was to qualify students for eventual radio operation. Projects for this year included Morse code classes and the establishing of an amateur radio in the ROTC building, which would be operated in the school. Bob Wenzel puts his newly-learned knowledge to use. 49 What %nku CHS 51 Homecoming Week At the bonfire—as the letters blazed— Kahok spirit began to glow. Highlights KahoK Princess Nancy Owen. As the Barcelona Brass entertain, students gather to relate the evening’s events. Chief Kahok Andy Belobraydic dances to the school song. Purple and White Day: A white frilly blouse and a Kahok 54 purple maxi. The band performs before the game. After the coronation Janie's radiance beams. HomoomM Med Monday: Tie’em Down Day Tuesday: Inside Out Day Wednesday: Clash Day Thursday: Mop'em, Top’em Day Snake Dance Bonfire Friday: Purple and White Day Pre-Game Parade Homecoming Game Saturday: Homecoming Coronation Mistress and Master of Ceremonies Leni Taveggia and Gary Kebbel and Page Connie Berg played an important part in the 1970-71 coronation. At half time Powder Puff players and cheerleaders staged a football game to entertain the loyal Kahok fans. 55 Susie Burroughs was the best representative for Clash Day during pep week. Donna Crossno was responsible for driving the Homecoming chairman through the parade route. A lot of hard work and time went into making Homecoming ’70 successful. Committee chairmen responsible for the week’s activities were Lynn Bennett, Co-chairman, Floats; Paula Cargnino, Pep Week; Toni DelVecchio, Co-chairman, Parade; Gale Eckart, Queen Elections; Anne Guse, Co-chairman, Homecoming; Carol Hoag, Halftime; Debbie Horton, Soc Hop, Dennis Huddleston, Co-chairman Floats; Mac Moore, Co-chairman, Homecoming; Debbie Mondy, Publications; and Bill Poneleit, Co-chairman Parade. J. V. and Varsity Cheerleaders team up with ‘We can dig it.' Junior’s “Victory Bill” 1st place float. Pre-game Parade Sophomore Class’ 2nd place float. Art Club’s 3rd place float 57 Class Unites To Produce Coronation The stage in the CHS gym awaits its transformation into “King Neptune’s Court.” Juniors team up to complete a successful Homecoming Coronation. On the wings of my fancy I can fly anywhere and the world will open its arms to me.” 58 More power, you guys. You can raise that flat a few more yards can't you? “King Neptune’s Court’’ was the theme of the 1970-1971 Homecoming Coronation. The juniors took on the task of transforming the CHS gym into an underwater sea world. Members of the junior class spent many hours working on their underwater castle. Mr. Adams and Mr. Richard Stutts aided in the construction. Bang! Mr. Stutts. class sponsor. Kim Nevinger. and Elaine French, discuss the problems involved in raising the backdrop. 59 Queen Janie makes a royal turn. This year’s theme for the Coronation was “King Neptune’s Court.” Our 1970 Homecoming Queen and her court entered the gates of King Neptunes castle into an underwater wonderland. 60 The Queen Nancy makes a “special turn. and Her Court Junior Kathy beams as she turns. A happy Debbie makes a turn. 1971 Football Queen 62 “King Neptune’s Court” was the theme of the 1970-71 Homecoming Coronation. Senior Janie Lochmann was crowned queen. Janie was escorted by senior Gary Cerretto to the song “Tara’s Theme.” Her gown was of white Chantilly lace. Janie is a member of Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor Society, and Student Council. She is also a Varsity Cheerleader. Retiring Queen Carol Loyet ended her reign as she crowned the new queen. 63 Sophomore Maid Debbie Daniels. For sophomore Debbie Daniels it was a moment to be remembered. After her class was oriented to life at CHS she was chosen by her classmates to represent them in their first coronation. Debbie was escorted by senior Dave Meadows to the song “The Sounds of Silence.” Her gown was of pink velvet. Debbie is a member of the sophomore executive board and is also a member of student council. 64 The junior class had a great responsibility to fulfill as the time of the coronation grew nearer. To represent their class at their coronation they elected Kathy Hamel. Kathy was escorted by senior Dave Rensing to the song, “Somewhere.’ Her gown was of mint green pou de soie. Kathy is a member of Cheer Club, Cheer Bloc, and student council. She is also active in Chorus. Junior Maid Kathy Hamel. %uL 65 Special Maid Nancy Kimutis. It was to be their last coronation and the senior class had to choose a very special person to represent them. Senior Nancy Kimutis was elected Special Maid. Nancy was escorted by senior Kenny Keller to the song, “Knights in White Satin.” Her gown was of deep purple velvet and lavender satin. Nancy is a member of Cheer Bloc, Cheer Club, and is vice-pres. of the senior class. Special %ud 66 Retiring Queen Carol Loyet began her reign when she was crowned the 1969-70 Homecoming Queen and ended her reign by crowning Janie Lochmann the new Homecoming Queen. Carol was escorted by senior Jim McFall to the song, “A Time for Us.” Her gown was of burgundy velvet and crepe. A freshman at SIU Edwards-ville, Carol plans to major in elementary education. Retiring Queen Carol Loyet, a CHS 1970 graduate. 'fytmuj Q.mn 67 Student director Barb Pemberton gives directions to the cast to stay in character and ACT the part. Speech II Presents Fall Play 68 The first poisoning has taken place and the ambulance attendants have come to remove the body as the old ladies look on. On Nov. 13-14 Speech II presented C. B. Guilford’s “Bull In A China Shop” as the fall play. A boarding house of old spinsters is the scene of the action of the play. Mrs. Hildagard runs the house in which two poisonings take place. The reason for the poisonings is to attract the attention of an Irish detective, Dennis O’Finn. All of the old ladies have fallen in love with O’Finn. Barb Pemberton was the student director. Those who had parts were Cynthia Amsberry, Sherri Borth, Daryl Buesking, Rita Carr, Yvonne Cobetto, Bob Gregowicz, Mary Kuhman, Linda Lauchli, Dan Moses, Sharon Paine, and Stan Robinson. Checking the fingerprints M of the old ladies. FRONT ROW, From Left to Right: Kathy Wittman, Debbie Gasawski. Phyllis Viviano. Barb Jedda. Debbie Mondy, Terry Kemper, Debbie Rossetto. SECOND ROW: Mindy Cox, Janice Benesh, Sherry Lindsey. Pam May. Barb Miller. Llyn Wells. Karen Greer. Kathy Hamel. BACK ROW: Missi Cox, Vicki Chiapelli. Carla Davisson. Leni Teveggia. Barb Weise. Kendra Kochmann. Lynn McElligot. Ruth Kennerly. Joyce Adams, Janet Fourcault. “The Purple and White Delights” This year during half time of Kahok home basketball games, Kahok supporters were treated to an added attraction of a pompon squad. “The Purple and White Delights” originated among Joyce Adams and Janet Nelson. Having seen other squads, the girls saw the possibility for one at CHS. Judges for the tryouts were CHS faculty, Cheer Club officers, and several students from SIU-Ed-wardsville. In November over sixty sophomore and junior girls were present at the tryouts. Only twenty-seven girls were selected to be on the precision dancing squad. Yet, the newly organized squad had to deal with the problems any new club that is creative faces. Their first performance was given on Jan. 9 during the half time of the Collinsville-Guilford game. Routines worked out to the tunes of “Thanks For The Memories,” “Music To Watch Girls By,” and “Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is,” were the first routines the pompon girls presented. Each Wednesday the girls practiced for several hours on their routines, improving old ones and adding new ones. Phyllis Viviano and Kathie Wittmann were co-captains for the squad. Miss Renee Tope, art instructor, was the sponsor. 70 At half time, with the Kahoks behind the Delights boost Kahok spirit. At the pep assembly before the basketball coronation the “Delights entertained. Wkcd MoAu CjiS 6 mi Administrative Assets to CHS BOARD OF EDUCATION—FRONT ROW: William Blumberg, Secretary; Trudi Monroe; M. T. Doherty, President. BACK ROW: Earl Turner. Richard Brada. William Snedecor, Leo Cohen. Mr. Edmund Phelps; Principal. Mr. Melvin Paul; Asst. Principal. Mr. Thomas Gericke; Asst. Principal. Mr. Reese Hoskin; Asst. Principal. 74 Dr. Nolan E. Correll. Superintendent of Schools. Peter Yasitis Business Manager. Glenn Pickering. Co-ordinator of Student-Personnel Services. Dallas Harrell. Asst. Superintendent. Lester Bickel. Administrative Asst. (Elementary). Irene Meyer. Director of Public Relations. Alfred Pirtle, Director of Vocational Education. Wayne Addison. Director of Pupil-Personnel Services. Joy Upton. Director of Educational Center. Jack E. Renfro. Administrative Asst. (Secondary). Ruth Shaw. Director of Food Services. William Delaney. Supervisor of Building and Grounds. 75 Instructors—Keys to Understanding Mrs. Nell Ambers Bookkeeping I Mr. Ron Adams College Prep English, Junior Class Sponsor Miss Marie Andress French I, II, III Mr. Thomas Arriola Spanish II, III, IV, V; Spanish Club Sponsor Mrs. Marcia Awsumb Remedial Reading Mr. Daniel Baker U. S. History, General Business Mrs. Kathleen Baker General Business 3 ° s S s V Mr. Mario Baletti Soph., Sr. Boys’ P.E., Athletic P.E. 76 Mr. Howard Benway Voc. Welding, Metal I Mrs. Ernestine Bottlemy Clothing I, II; Family Living I, II; Home Furnishing. Home Ec. II Mrs. Carol Bloemker Soph. Girls’ P.E. Mr. Bill Blue Psychology Mrs. LaDonna Blumenstock English II Lunch hour provides a pleasant change from the daily routine. 77 Mrs. Lisbeth Brown English I, II; Remedial English I, Creative Writing Sponsor Mr. Eric Brummit Electricity I, Electronics I Mrs. Madeline Buel English II Mr. James Cange Drafting I. II Mrs. Sharon Cemy Plane Geometry Mr. Kenneth Clark Woodwork I, Electricity I Mr. Howard Cole Coop Serv Mrs. Mary Corlew English III, Comp. Lit. Mr. Richard Crabtree Algebra II. Trig.. Anal. Geometry, Mu Alpha Theta Sponsor 78 Mr. Barbara Crouch Home Ec. II, Foods I, II, FHA Sponsor Mr. Otto Daech U.S. History f U Mr. Bob Dartt English II, Sr. Class Sponsor Mrs. Izetta Davis Shorthand I, Typing I, II Mr. Don Davisson Jr. Boys’ P.E. Mr. Bill Dearworth Driver Ed., Dept. Head Mr. Glenn Deason Woodwork I, II; Voc. Cabinet Mr. Guy DeChaira Voc. Machines Mrs. Ruth Determan Typing I 79 Mr. William Determan Chem. I Mrs. Charmein Duff Sr. Girls’ P.E. Mr. Lloyd Dunne Jr. Sr. Boys’ P.E. Dept. Head. Athletic Coach Mr. Robert Edwards German I, II, III, German Club Sponsor Miss Mitzi Fenn Jr. Girls’ P.E. Mr. Harry Ferril Voc. Drafting, Pr-Eng. Drafting Mr. Virgil Fletcher Sr. Boys’ P.E., Athletic Coach, Monogram Club Sponsor Miss Myrtle Frueh College Prep., Dept. Head, Hi Tri Sponsor mL . Miss Fay Fults Algebra I, II 80 X Miss Jeanna Funkhouser Bookkeeping I, English I Mr. Gary Geroff U.S. History, Camera Club Sponsor Mrs. Janice Gerstenecker Psychology Mr. Hayes instructs junior Brian Herberger in developing his skill on the kettle drum. Miss Kirsch enjoys the wit of her students as much as they enjoy her. Mrs. Rhoda Gibson Mixed Chorus, Chamber Music, Music Theory, Music Appreciation, Choral Director Mr. Jack Gilmore U.S. History, Sr. Problems, Dept. Head Mrs. Jeannine Gossett Remedial English II, English III 81 Lt. Col. James Grubbs Aero Space I, II; Amateur Radio Club Sponsor Mr. Clarence Heberer Biology II, Physics Mr. Paul Helfrich Biology I, Science Club Sponsor Mrs. Marcella Harley U. S. History, Minority Groups Mrs. Terri Hayes Office Machines. Bookkeeping II, NHS Sponsor Mrs. Kay Healy English II Mrs. Musso shows her pleasant nature despite her broken foot. Mr. Ivan Herring Speech I, II, III; SDA Sponsor, Thespians Sponsor Mr. James Holley Typing I Mr. Richard Holloman World History, Sr. World History 82 Miss Irma Holmes Current Events Mrs. Patricia Johnson Trig., Algebra, Calculus. Dept. Head Mr. Bob Johnston U.S. History Mr. Russell Keene Driver Ed., Athletic Director Miss Janet Kirsch English III, Comp. Lit. Mrs. Dorothy Koelling Latin I. II. Ill, IV. Dept. Head, Phi Epsilon Sponsor Miss Janet Kuncl English III, Comp. Lit. FTA and NHS Sponsor Mr. Don Lambird Study Hall Mr. Harry Lang Driver Ed., Athletic Director 83 Mrs. Virginia McReaken Driver Ed. Mr. Tom Miofsky Physiology. Chem. I, Soph. Class Sponsor Mrs. Linda Mitchell English III Miss Bonnie Mottar Mrs. Pauline Musso Mrs. Mary Nash English III, College Prep. Office Machines English II 84 Mr. Peter Nash Detention Mr. Jospeh Naylor World Geography, World History Mrs. Rita Parsley Spanish I, II; Typing I Mr. Herring has students demonstrate stage principles to the class. Mr. Melvin Patton English III, IV Mr. Frank Pitol Athletic Coach Mrs. Jane Pfaff Soph., Jr., Sr. Girl’s P.E., Cheerleader Sponsor Mr. Ray Potthast Coop. — Dept. Chairman Miss Connie Povilat English II, III, Remedial English III Mr. Gericke takes a special interest in students at CHS. Mr. Clifford Proffer Typing I, Bookkeeping I Mrs. Kathy Rednour Mrs. Betty Reed Notehand, Typing I Speech I and III, Debate Club Sponsor Mrs. Mary Rossio Shorthand I, II; Typing II, Secretarial Practice 86 Mr. Gene Schaefer Drafting I, Machines I Miss Joyce Schmitt Practical Math, Algebra I Mr. John Shadowen Sociology and World History, Sophomore Sponsor Mr. Weatherford explains the principles of art for his students. Mrs. Earlene Shaw Typing II, Shorthand I Mrs. Ann Smith English III, Cheer Club and Cheer Bloc Sponsor Mr. Terry Smith Driver’s Education. Athletic Coach 87 Mr. Tom Sneed Merchandizing, Coop Business, FBLA Sponsor Mrs. Lynette Sphar Arts and Crafts I Mr. Neal Strebel Band-Band Director Mr. Richard Stutts Chemistry I and II, Junior Class Sponsor Mr. Terry Tayloe Plane Geometry, Senior Class Sponsor Mrs. Jo Ann Taylor Typing I, Data Processing Miss Renee Tope Art I, Arts and Crafts II, Art Club and Pompon Girls Sponsor Miss Kathy Urban General Business M Sgt. Joe Walker Aerospace I and II Mr. Dean Wallen Economics and Civics. Department Chairman Mr. Larry Weatherford Commercial Art. Art III, Department Chairman Mr. Charles Yates Art II and IV Mrs. Bloemker demonstrates the proper technique in doing the headstand. Mr. Gilmore shows interest in his students by responding thoughtfully to their questions. 89 Gudam Cotmtdou Aw oa dnk jid 'TmI oj CHS Miss Margaret Linder College Bound Counsel-ees, Sponsor of College Club, Sponsor of Quill and Scroll, Sponsor of Kahokian Mr. Ronald Ams Counselees J-N Secretary Rhonda Alexander chats briefly with Mr. Paul about an attendance problem. Mr. Harry Dearworth Counselees A-D Mr. Ron Ganschinietz Vocational Counselor Mrs. Phyllis Herrold Counselees E-I Mrs. Karen Sanders Counselees T-Z Mrs. Anita Young Counselees O-S 90 Miss Geraldine Best R.N. School Nurse. FNA Sponsor Mrs. Alberta Schiller Matron Mrs. Margaret Hodges Librarian. Library Club Sponsor Mrs. Herrold discusses plans concerning college entrance with Bernard Birger, senior. Mrs. Dorothy Fischer Ass t. Librarian Mrs. Margaret Gilligan Audio-Visual 91 Mrs. Rhonda Alexander Attendance Sec'y. Mrs. Elsie Donati Teachers Aide Mrs. Rose Shank Sec’y. Aides to All at CHS Mrs. Midge Barrows Registrar Mrs. Joan Dervalis Teachers’ Aide Mrs. Sara Dieu Teachers’ Aide Mrs. Carol Skidmore Attendance Clerk 92 Behind the Scenes Personnel Cooks: Dorothy Ashcroft, Lucille Cargnino, Grace Botkin. Darlene Bennett. Ruth Ricker, Ida Nishwitz. Hack Hampton is responsible for keeping the Custodians: Don Baudino, Dave Elliot, Harry Wrigley. CHS gymnasium clean. 93 Mkd %«hi CHS GmtF Aggressive Sophomores Show Promise Sophomore Football—Front Row: C. Wilson, J. Goldsberry, P. Joshu, G. Coulson. C. Lozier, J. Welle, T. Dickerson. SECOND ROW: R. Mark, A. Furaro, M. Valino, G. Colombaro, J. Fohney, Russell Keene. BACK ROW: G. Malone. G. Carter. O. Johnson, C. Morris, S. Hedlund, M. Reid, C. Jarrett, D. Wells. Sophomores begin action-packed season. Although plagued by injuries and inexperience, the C.H.S. Sophomores had a promising season. The highlight of the season was the final victory over the always tough Alton Redbirds 14-6. Coach Russ Keene, now in his 3rd year at C.H.S., led the Sophomore Kahoks in this bittersweet season. Football Managers—Bob Loeshner, Mark McDowell. Rick Skelton, Mike Kluck. Beaver Dawkins shows the physical strain football exerts. Kahoks bring down an East St. Louis Flyer. The season begins with weight check and equipment distribution. Kahok kicker scores Ken Keller clears the way as Kahoks score against Edwardsville. Quarterback Gary Ceretto fades back for a Kahok pass. Tough Kahok defense closes in on Belleville West player in crucial game. Offense clears the way for ball carrier, Jack McClain. Jnhn Qtonhonc Incoc Hall in oIaco cnrano Tough Kahok defense shows how it held Edwardsville to only 6 points. mother extra point. Wood River proves to be a tough opponent. Co-Captain Frank Hollings-head returns to huddle after conference with coaches. 110% effort gives Kahok ball carrier extra yardage. Impressive Season by Kahoks Frank Hollingshead, Co-captain and All-Star Team. Dave Rensing, Co-Captain and Most Valuable Player. The joyous sounds of victory echoed throughout Collinsville as the varsity Kahoks impressively scalped the Assumption Pioneers in the annual Homecoming game 21-6. Under new head coach Lloyd Dunne, the Kahoks had their most impressive season in years with 4 wins and 5 losses. Although the Kahoks started many games slowly, they often came from behind to beat tough opponents such as Edwardsville, Assumption and Althoff. The highlight of the season, though, was the triumph over the perennially tough Belleville West Maroons 13-12. Dave Rensing and Frank Hollingshead led the Kahoks as team Co-cap-tains, while Dave was chosen MVP for his three great seasons with the Varsity Kahoks. The Kahoks practicing long and hard. Working out on the sled prepares Kahoks for a tough season. Ben Milister gains more yardage for the Kahoks. Lloyd Dunne came to us from Ashland, Ohio where he coached football for 9 years. This was his first year at CHS and he was well liked from the start. He brought about something new at CHS, the idea of longer hair on athletes. With 3 years of coaching wrestling, and football at O’Fallon High and one year at Arkansas State University behind him, Baletti also began his first season at Collinsville this year. This is Russell Keene’s third year at CHS as Sophomore football coach. Varsity Football—FRONT ROW: K. Ward. B. Thorpe. W. Smiley. G. Lemasters, R. Cocker. K. Keller. F. Coffin. M. Frakes. C. Domino. B. Smith. SECOND ROW: J. Stephens. D. Meadows, D. Pepper. J. McClain. G. Ceretto, B. Milster. D. Rensing. F. Hollingshead, B. Burg. T. Jackstadt. THIRD ROW: C. Jarrett, B. Dawkins. R. Mark. D. McFall. R. Bucher. G. Kukla, T. Cobletz, J. Correll. J. McFall. LAST ROW: L. Simpson. O. Johnson, D. Lyons. G. Colombaro. 101 Cross Country Completes 5-2 Season Coach Lang displays third place honors at Columbia Invitational. Kahoks show strength against Triad. Collinsville’s Cross Country team started the season with a third place ranking in the Columbia Invitational, and would have continued with a better season had not Vernon Martin and Rich Vaughn, two of top runners, been injured. Jim Hahs and Allen Martin advanced to the state meet at Peoria and placed. Jim ranked 70th and Martin, a sophomore, ranked 125th, in a field of 219 runners. Coach Harry Lang attributes the team’s good season to the fact that the boys had great determination. “Cross Country takes guts, and these kids have it. 102 Cross Country—FRONT ROW: S. Kimutis. R. Vaughn, V. Martin. J. Hahs, A. Martin, H. Reeves. B. Mestemacher. BACK ROW: D. Young. T. Mouser, J. Ray. J. Corvalis. J. Love. T. Cuff. T. Lovin. B. Bagley. Coach Harry Lang. 103 Wrestlers Begin Season with a Victory Kahoks practice a hold. Wrestlers warm up for practice. This is the second season for wrestling at CHS. This year the matmen entered interscholastic competition for the first time. The wrestling Kahoks have the attitude and desire but lack the experience necessary for winning. Wrestling takes time to develop, and even if the Kahoks don’t show the wins in their first few meets of varsity, they will gain experience for wins later in the season and in the future. This is Coach Mario Baletti’s first season at CHS and his only complaint is that there are not enough boys participating. 104 Wrestling—FRONT ROW: T. Welle. L. Segobiano. R. Engel. D. Coziar, E. Holubasch, C. Dix, B. Blew. D. Militello. L. Simpson, J. Correll, F. Hollingshead. S. Masters. BACK ROW: Coach Baletti. M. Thomas, D. Hayes. K. McFadden. K. Crabtree, S. Nicholson, R. Mark, B. Loeschner, O. Johnson, G. Malone, S. Johnson. R. Petrait. 105 Our Stars of Tomorrow Rich goes for the extra point. Swish! There is always hope. ROCKFORD WEIR COLLINSVILLE 34 KNARR 32 KINGSBURY 20 TI6MANN 10 BONE 30 HALL 44 HARNER 54SCHAULAT 14 MARMON 40 BRUNKEN SO STEPHENS MIN. SEC. . GREEN 24 HARVEY 30 ! J . DRESSER 44 U • TUCKER 42 _ wicrmoc R0B8INS 50 KAHOKS VISITORS apxeouist54 SAHLSTR0M32 FOULS ST£W‘ ° Kahoks show a promising start. Kahok tries for rebound. Kevin hopes for two. Sophomore Basketball—FRONT ROW: J. Cochran. S. Gillespie. M. Heiker. G. Fischer, D. Schneider. S. Busarow S Schmidt. B. Bone, P. Santoro. BACK ROW: Terry Smith, D. Tabor. B. Bronken, R. Tosi, J. Stephens. G. Tiemann. J. Lotz R. Chapmann, T. Vallino, M. Schaulat. J. Stack. 107 Promising Kahoks K hoks show impressive offense against Granite City. Kevin towers over his opponent as he shoots. Jr. Varsity—FRONT ROW: R. Berry. D. Schneider. M. Schaulat, S. Schmidt. B. Bone. P. Santoro. LAST ROW: Coach Frank Pitol, B. Brunken. R. Tosi. J. Lotz, G. Tiemann, R. Chapman. T. Vallino. R. Morman. 109 Our Hope for the Future ( Coach Fletcher wants more time. Kahoks fight for the ball. This is Kahok country. A Kahok reaches for the sky. So far this season the Kahoks have suffered many losses due to inexperience. The team this year is made up of Juniors and Sophomores. These underclassmen do not as yet feel the confidence necessary for wins. Rich Knarr has shown great scoring ability in past games. As ball handler for Kahoks, he has proven quickness and coordination. Kevin Harner is also a good hope for the future. He adds needed Kahok points. Coach Fletcher still has his hopes, though. These young men will make well-conditioned Kahoks next year. The future holds our hopes. X, „ ™nNT ROW J McClain D Schneider. M. Schaulat. R. Hall. D. Huddleston. B. Bone. LAST ROW: K. Hamer. O. Tr.m.aa, J- U.� . R. Knar, K. K.n,.b„ry. R Morraae. Rich out-maneuvers his opponent. Basketball managers—T. Thompson. B. Jansen, R. Harrison. J.V.’s show their best. Reunion of ’61 State Champs ’61 State Champs—FRONT ROW: Bob Meadows, Ronnie Mottin, Fred Riddle. Coach Fletcher. Bogie Redmon. Bob Basola. Bob Simpson. BACK ROW: Coach Hellyer, Than Byrkit, Ronnie Matikitis. Joe Brennan. Harry Hildreth. Coach Weber. State Champs intently watch the game. 61 team presents a plaque to Coach Fletcher. This year was the ten year reunion for the 1961 basketball state champions. They were honored by a dinner at Round Table Restaurant. During half time at the Collinsville-Rockford game, the team was introduced and received a standing ovation. The team then presented a plaque to Coach Fletcher as a token of their appreciation. Coach Vergil Fletcher shakes hands with the reunion team. Paula Cargnino. captain Janie Lochmann Cindy Osborn Lucia Pellegrin LuAnne Rayoum Cheryl Wrobel ‘‘Kahoks are great!” Chris Condellone, substitute School spirit does not just exist, but it is created. Our vivacious cheerleaders have brought great school spirit to all at Collinsville High School. These seven girls went to cheerleading camp at Lake Geneva, Wisconsin and received a ribbon for their pompom routine to the tune of‘Hello Dolly’. This year by donations from various clubs, the cheerleaders have been able to purchase new uniforms and have also brought new cheers into their routine. Mrs. Jane Pfaff is again sponsor of the cheerleaders. JV Cheerleaders—TOP, Clockwise: Judy Conley. Renee Tucker. Jody Conley. Lucy Johnson, Cindy Wittman. Patty Suppiger. 115 Wkat %oJmCHS GmiT Classes Class of “73” FRONT ROW: Tracey Varner, Pam Canull, Jeff Stephens, Bob Bone. Jody Conley. BACK ROW: Debbie Daniels. Craig Simon, Linda Lochman. Lucy Johnson, Mr. Miofsky, Sponsor. Absent from picture: Jackie Taylor. In early September over 700 students were added to the C.H.S. enrollment. The majority of these students were sophomores. After a short delay, student council elections began and 24 sophomores were elected to represent their class. The executive board was also elected, and thus began a merger of two distinct groups of students. As the class participated in its first homecoming, the sophomores proved their success in working together by producing a float which placed second, in the homecoming parade. This goes to show that the sophomores are well on their way to a successful three years at C.H.S. President.............Jeff Stephens Vice President............Bob Bone Secretary.......................Pam Canull Treasurer.............Jackie Taylor 118 Accursi, Barb Adamick, James Adams. Linda Ahart. Loresa Albaugh, Lori Allan, Barb Althardt. Dennis Alvey, Vicki Amsbury, Cindy Anderson, Ruth Andrews, Randy Amotti, Rich Ashcraft. Jan Ashton, Tom Atwood, Jerry Avooske, Annelie Baer, Roy Bailey, Wayne Baker, Barb Baker, Barb Baquet, Pat Bauers. Dennis Barril, Benny Bardsle , John Bass, Leta Bateman, Ted Bauer, Keith Bauer, Peggy 120 Beard. Debbie Beard. Debby Beatty. Hon Beck, Randy Behlings, Devon Belcher, Pat Bentley, Angie Benyr, Bill Berry, JaVonna Billner. Craig Biondi. Doug Bohn. Judy Bone. Bob Boone. Diana Borth, Larry Bouse, Dennis Bovinett. Danny Boyle. Joey Bozzardi, Mike Brada, Jeannette Bradley. Ray Brake, Greg Brake. Jeff Braudmeirer, Debbie Brendel, Rod Brewer. Rose Brinker. Diane Brinson, Becky 121 Bugger, Dave Bullington, Ivan Burg, Bill Burger, Karen Burgess, Mark Burgess. Roger Broyles, Bill Brummit, A1 Brummit, Steve Brunkin, Brad Bryant, Claudia Budwell, Bob Cameron, Brenda Cannon, Terry Canull, Pam Capper. Bob Cappo, Carol Carr, Kathy Burnham, Wilma Burrow, Richard Busarow, Steve Busch, Keith Busiere, Karin Call. Jeff Chapman, Linda Chapman, Rocky Chiapelli, Vicki Christian, Mary Cimiotta, Mary Cochran, Beth Carruba, Roseann Carter, Darrell Cathers. Peggy Carter, Gary Cavalie. Laurie Chapin, Connie Cochran, Jeff Coles. Terry Colombara. Gary Combs, Tim Condellone, Karen Condomitti, Jerry Conley, Jody Conley. Judy Cook, Jeff Coombs, Jerry Corgan, Mike Corrie, David 122 Corvallis, Joe Coulson, Gordon Courtaway, Dennis Cox, Jerrie Cox, Lisa Craighead, Lynn Craig, Rich Crossley, Curt Crowell, Debbie Cuff, Tim Cusanelli, Toni Dale, Pam Dalton, Gayle Daly, Denise Daly, Terry Danco, Andy Daniels, Debbie Dankenbring, Vicki Davis. Susie Davisson, Kathy Dawkins, Kim Deckard, Lonna DelVecchio, Denise Delashmit, Linda Dellamano, Jim Deppe, Dan Deterding, Phyliss Dickerson, Tom Diel, Judy Dierkes, Lydia Dieu, Louis Digby, Debby Digirolamo, JoAnn Dillard, Tina Domesik, Karen Douthit, Gaye Dutko, Carla Elkins. Jeff Elkins, Kevin Engel, Rich Ellis, Susie Elmore, Margaret Dowdy, Bill Dowling, Kathy Drummit, Jim Dudley. Debbie Dugger, Steve Duniphan, Jan 123 Esseovarie, Larry Faith, Clyde Faulkner, Connie Featherston, Tina Federici, Lisa Feigl, Peggy Feltz, Debbie Ferguson, Mary Finley, Jerris Fischer, David Fischer, Gary Fischer, Becky Fischer, Drin Folkert, Janet Forrest. Russell Fortney, Danny Foster, Sheri Franklin, Ralph Gansner, Debbie Garlock, Dave Genard, Allen Franklin, Randy Frazer, Debbie Fredericks, Pam Frey, Bob Frederich, Marianne Frizzell, Ron Gaines. Gail Gallaher, Debbie Gallaher, Georgia Gersteneker, Vicki Giacoletto, Diana Giddings. Jane Toni Cusanelli’s face reflects a part of life at CHS—crowded halls. Fuits, Mike Furfaro, Angelo Futrell. Randy 124 Qili, Dan Gillespie, Sam Gillis, Kathy Gill, Laurie Gillon, Sandy Giovando, June Glover, Charlie Goldsberry Jim Gonzalez, Carol Goodman, Ben Gore, Jeanne Gower, Margaret Graf, Glen Grams, Jon Granger. Sherry Gray. Elaine Greeting, Shelby Greenley. Hon Gregory, Debbie Griffin, Dave Grindstaff, Tim Grogan, Harold Gruber, Holly Guithues. Cathy Sophomore Renee Tucker makes a quick pause at her locker. Gulledge, Karen Haines, Maggie Hale. Lori Hall. Ken Hall. Ron Hammek. Kathy Hanks, Sharon Hanneman, Mike Hanratty, Bruce Harding, Cathy Harris, Charles Harris, Eddie 125 Hunsell, Mary Lou Irwin, Gary Isenberg, Steve Italiano, Tony Jackson, Bev Jackson, Craig Jackson, Ted Jalinskey, Linda Jarett. Chris Jefferson, Jeff Jeremias, Mark Johnson. Charlie Johnson, Lucy Johnson, Pres Johnson, Omar Johnson, Bob Johnson, Tim Jones. Rich Jones. Bobby Chuck Jones. Janice Jones. Rich Jordon. Jerry Jordan. Pam Jordan, Terry Joshu, Pat Juenger, Janice Keck, Mary Keel, Kathy Kempher, Terry Kennedy, Rick Kennerly, Ruth Keplar, Joe Kerkemeyer, Jane Kerkemeyer, Janice Kerwin, Diane Kimball, Bob 126 Harris, Kathy Harrison, Ronnie Hart, John Hartman, Doris Hartman, Mike Hartman, Pat Hatten, Gary Havlen. Kathy Hayes, Dwaine Heant, Tom Hecker, Mike Hedlund, Steve Heflin, Gina Heigle, Pat Henderson, Allyn Hermes, Elaine Herring, Cathy Herrold, Bob Hildebrand, Roberta Hill, Randy Hinchey, Jo Hitchcock, Debra Hock, Dave Hoffrnan, Dave Holmes, Dave Holst. Dave Hopper, Vicki Horner, Luanne Horstman, Donna Hoskins, Denise Hawton, Laurie Hubbard, Jane Hubbard. Marian Huber, Diane Humphrey, Gary Hunsel, Dawn V Kollman, Victor Koste, Sherry Koudella, Damien Krawczyk, Carrie Krypciak, Rich Kuehn, Pat Kimme, Jeanne Kimutis, Steve King, Jean Kiser, Jim Klass, Fran Klein. Mary Klein, Rex Klobuchar, Kim Kochman, Kendra Koehler, Gayle Koesterer, Debbie Kopjas, Tibor Kuhlman, JoAnn Kuhner, Sandy Kunnemann, Barb Kurant, Kenneth Kypta, Linda Lambert, Kathy k i« Landers, Debbie Lanford, Angie Lange, Debbie Lange, Arthur Lauth, Tim Leach, Cheryl Leach, Gene Lee. Cheryl Leezy, Jim Leezy, Janet Livingston, Lana Lewis, Gary Lincoln. Kathy Lincoln, Kevin Linden, Mel Lochmann, Kathy Lochmann, Linda Lomax, Keith Long, Jim Longhi, Steve Lotz. Jim Lovin, Tom Lozier, Charles Lundak, Norma 128 aderich, ' A r ........Sandy alfer, Amy alone. Glenn alter. Chris arciniak. Bob ark. Bichard Marks, Cheryl Martin. Allen Mason, Mike Massa. Dave Mattatall. Mary Mayes. Calvin Mestemacher. Butch Meyer. Vernon Miles. Susan Miley. Sally Miller. Barb Miller. Coleman Mayes, Elayne McCool. Debbie McBven. Kelly McFadden, Kevin McGinnis. Gene McKenzie, Lester Meadows. Mary Meily, Patt Mell. Debbie Mercer. Larry Mercer. Terry Mestel. Kevin Miller, Don Miller. Theresa Minner, Linda Mirley. Brenda Mitchell, Brenda Mitchell. Steve Mizell, Carl Mizell, Linda Moore. Betty Moore. Charles Moore. Ricky Moore. Russell Moore. Karen Morgan. Kathy Morrow. Genia Motiajaitis, Ron Mottin, Steve Moxley, Kimi Moyer, Ken Mueller, Ricky Muerey, Sandy Mumper, Kathy Murphy, Lynn Murphy. Mike Murray, Tim Napier, George Nauling, Linda Nicholson, Scott Nico, Leo Niemaczek, Mary Nieweglowski, Theresa Ninness, Richard Nochta, RuthAnne Northcutt, JoAnne Novario, Kathy Oberkfell. Karen Oberto, Debbie Oestreich, Judy O’Mohundro, Debbie Ostendorf, Mike Osterhout, Brent Ostle, Jayme Pabst, Dean Pani, John Pappas. Melvin Parent, Greg Parshall, Barb Patek, Mike Patterson, David Patterson, Terri Pearson, Mike Peila, Chip Peludat, Denise Penny, Rickie 130 Purdue, Dennis Pereira, Ronnie Perkins, Tim Perry. Karen Pettus. Gary Pirtle, Jeff Pistrui, Kristi Pluta, Perry Pollock, Jim Polwort, Gary Porter, Toni Powell, Ron Pratt, Gary Prenzel, Jerry Presson, Pat Pruitt, Donna Pullen, Kim Pulliam. Howard Quick, Debbie Radas, Jerry Radas, Marilyn Rains, Debbie Romatowski, Gary Randant, Jim Sophomores participate in Christmas caroling during the holiday. Rands. Mary Frances Reed. Brian Roy, John Redmond, Rita Reever, Steve Reichel, Keith Reid, Archie Renaud, Eddie Renken, Dave Reulecke, Ronnie Rhoads, Ken Rice, Debbie 131 132 Rhinehart, Benita Richter, Cindy Richter, Steve Richter, Tim River, Rich Robbins, Randy Robertson, Linda Robertson, Terry Robinson, Barb Robinson. Bill Robinson, Vicki Rockwell. Marsha Rogers, Jim Romero, Joe Ronco, Susan Roso, Rose Ann Ross, Jeff Roustio, Marti Routt, Ned Rowe, Gloria Rugger, Mike Rushing, Cindy Rushing, Jule Sage, April Sophomore Mike Reed has learned that victories are not the only outcome of CHS football games. Salnave, Dennis Sandegren, John Santoro, Paul Saul, Sue Saylor, Andi Schaeffer, Dave Schaeffer, Debbie Scharf, Cindy Schlau, Steve Schaulat, Mike Schmitt, Brian Schmitt, Scott Schnaus, Chris Schneider, Dennis Schoenherr, Charles Schoonover, Nancy Schottel, Sheila Schrauth, Mike Schubert, Melvin Schuck, Carol Schultz, Elbert Schwaegel, Eddie Schwander, John Schwartz, Karen Scoville, Kim Shadwick, Larry Shaw. Marilyn Shemony. Janie Shipman. Peggy Shotwell, Steve Siegele, Denise Siegel, Tom Sigman, Margie Simmons, David Simon, Craig Simpson, Kay Skelton, Debbie Sliger, Betty Smiley. Jim Sminchak, Keith Smith, Donna Smith. Kathy Smithson, Janice Soehlke. MaryJane Sokolik, Sandy Sopetto, Craig Soulney. Cheryl Sova, Marcia Sova, Robin Spalding, Jim Spanholtz, Chris Sponeman. Sue Stack. Jerry Stahura. Kathy 133 Stamps, Charlotte Staub, Charla Stephens. Jeff Stephens. Sharre Stewart, Karen Stockley, Ricky Stone, Jerry St. Onge, Kevin Stoops, Ricky Stowers, Debbie Stratton, Gary Strong, Donna Strothers, Pam Stroud, Ned Sudka, Bob Sullivan, Linda Sumner, Lee Suppiger, Pat Sweeney, Tom Swettenham, Carole Switzer, Doug Tabor, Darrell Talbot, Russ Tanner, Karen Taylor, Greg Taylor, Jackie Teichgraeber, Jim Thomas, Mike Thomas, Ray Thompsonn, Janice 134 Whether for eating or studying, sophomores find their lunch hour to be an important part of the day. Sophomores find time in the busy day’s schedule to help each other in the library. Thompson, Lynn Thompson, Tom Thurman, Dennis Toennies, Sue Tognarelli, David Tongay, Paul Tosi, Ralph Townzen, Angelica Tourigny, Tony Tucker, Pam Tucker, Tam Turner, Brenda Turner, Kevin Twedell, Lynn Ulkus, Richard Valesono, Mark Vallino, Chris Vallino, Mike Vallino, Tony Varner, Nellie Varner, Tracy Verner, Malinda Votava. Ron Walker, Janet Wall, Keith Wallace, Beth Warren, Pam Wasiski, Barb Wasser, Tom Wathan, Debbie 135 136 Watts, Sandy Watts, Tom Weeks, Steve Weinacht, Kevin Weissert, Debbie Welle, John Williams, Debbie Zimmerman Carolyn Zambaldi Shirley Zerkle Randy Yankowsky Janet Williams, Rich Wilson, Calvin Wilson, Debbie Wilson, Glen Wittman, Cindy Wrigley, Kathy 137 EXECUTIVE BOARD—SEATED: Debbie Rossetto, Mindy Cox, Tim Thomas. Kim Nevinger, Carla Davisson, Mary Smiley. STANDING: Mr. Adams, Phyllis Viviano, Kathie Wittmann, Cindy Osborn, Mr. Stutts. Juniors-Class of ’72 The Class of ’72 can look back to a most successful Junior year. Once again, the class resumed their responsibility of combining school spirit and teamwork to construct a float for the Homecoming Parade. With fine leadership and experience, the class moved up to first place with their “President Kahok”. The teamwork, leadership, and spirit stayed with them as “King Neptune’s Court” was created. As Barcelona Brass played the tune of “Somewhere”, the elected Junior Football Maid, Kathy Hamel, and her escort, Dave Rensing, entered the King’s court. The sponsors for the Junior class were Mr. Stutts and Mr. Adams. The executive board consisted of ten students who were active, dedicated, and concerned. We owe many thanks to them for such a prosperous school year. On October 11 the class sponsored a dance at Tepee. Music was furnished by The Seven. Bake sales, car washes, and candy sales were also used as money-making projects. Candy canes were sold before Christmas to help promote spirit for the season. Another President.................Tim Thomas Vice-President............Kim Nevinger Secretary...............Carla Davisson Treasurer..................Mindy Cox dance was given on February 25; The Lyte entertained. The class took on a new outside activity. The Class of ’71 battled the Class of 72 in a most thrilling hockey match. With much enthusiasm, the excited spectators cheered the Juniors on to an expected, victorious, 10-4 decision. The Basketball Maid elected for the Junior class was Chris Condellone. She proved to be anxious and radiant while being escorted by Jeff Stephens. The dark blue in her dress highlighted the excited feeling shown in her baby-blue eyes. On April 24, the class was given the task of honoring the Class of ’71 with an elaborate prom. The music set the perfect mood for the occasion at Cheshire Inn. With such fine accomplishments, we are constantly proving that the Class of ’72 HAS got what it takes. 138 Mr. Johnston and Pat Smith entertain the class with their constant misbehavior. Tim was constantly striving to meet the interests of his fellow classmates throughout the year. Ken Horton uses the library as a source of studying??? The weekly meetings brought about many ideas worth discussing. The class officers rode in the famous “Edmiston Dune-Buggy” during the Homecoming Parade. 139 Adamick, Ray Adams, Joyce Adams, Kathy Adams, Tom Albertina, Mark Albright, Candy Aldridge, Louis Alger, Laura Allan. Ed Althardt. Linda Anderson, Doug Anderson, Randy Anderson, Roy Apostle, Frank Armis, Pat Armstrong, Mark Arth, Wayne Artimisi, Mike Ashton, Sam Askew, Gary Baebler, Paul Baker, Gary Ball, Doris Baltimiskis, Brenda Barker, Mary Barnes. Judy Barril, Mike Barrows. Linda Bass. Jana Bazell. Kathy Benesh, Janice Benson. Sherry Berg, Connie Berry. Roy Bevington, Dennis Bevirtt. Larry 140 Biggs, Cynthia Bilyeu, Mary Bittles, Sandy Blair, Lynn Blake, Mike Blandon, Paul Blaylock, Bonnie Blumberg, Dennis Bly, Kathy Bode, Handy Bodine, Jack Boeger, Dave Bolt. Steve Boone. Carol Bovinette, Diane Brake, Rhonda Brandon, Don Braundmeier, Joan Briley, Judy Brinley, A1 Brown, Janie Bruns. Bob Bruns. Chris Brusewitz, Jayme Bucher, Rich Buckman, Steve Bugger, Mark Bugger, Pat Bullington, Jan Burgett, Pat Bums, Racheal Bums, Terry Burroughs, Linda Burrus, Lloyd Calais, Diane Cantrall. Donna Capistrant, Bob Cappello, Gino Carl, Connie Camer, Robin Carter, Virginia Castegnaro, Janice The library provides a quiet place to study for juniors Rosie Chadwick and Mary Perez. Cato, Brenda Cavalie, Paula Chadwick, Rosie Chambliss. Mike Cherry, Rich Chism, Debbie Chitty, Liz Christian, Diane Clanney, Sherry Clark, Richard Clarke, Vikki Cluck, Mike Cochran, Debbie Cocker, Roger Coleman, April Colston, Claudia Comstock, Marilyn Condellone, Chris Connors, Ellen Corcoran, Tom Correll, John Coulson, Robert Coulsonr Wesley Counts. Billy Courtwright, Justir Covalesky, Craig Cox, Mindy Cox, Missy Cozier, Dennis Craighead, Julie 142 Cumbow, Julie Daggatt, Leona Daly, Debbie Daly, Linda Daman, Mary Daniels, Pat Daniels, Tom Davenport, Ron Davis, Elizabeth Davis, Jim Davis. Mary Davisson, Carla Dean. Ed Dean. Judy Deckard, Angie DeLaney, Pam DeLuca, Ray Denny, Sue Deppe, Donna Dimmic. Sheila Dix, Cary Dix,Joe Doherty, Mike Domino, Chuck Donaldson, Diane Draper, Wanda Dunaway, Barb Duniphan, Teresa Eaton, Joe Eaves, Rich The Monday blahs take hold! 143 Eckart, Gayle Eckert, Jim Eckert, Larry Eckert, Linda Edwards, Dolly Ellis, Claude Enskat. Bruce Erickson, Merikay Erickson, Philip Evans, Sandy Evans, Kevin Evers, Linda Fann, Linda Farnum. Pam Farrar. Mike Farris, Alan Feldpausch, Robert Feigenbutz, Wayne Field, Dan Fischer, Karen Fischer, Pam Fitzpatrick, Dave Fletcher, Ruth Foster, Diane Frakes, Mark Fraley, Barb Fraley, Bev Francis, Nancy Frederick, Mary French, Elaine Galloway, Rick Ganninger. Glenna Garber, Lee Gartside, Steve Gasawski, Debi Gaultney. Brenda Frey, Sharon Fricke, Debbie Fricke, Ron Furlow, Judy Gallagher, Bill Galloway, Debbie 144 Geaschel. Rhonda Gebauer, Rich Gentile, Diane George. Ron Gerard, Brenda Getz, Rick Gibbs, Randy Gibson, Dean Gibson, Debbie Gilbert, Tom Gillespy, Mike Gintautas, Guada Glenn, Mike Goggin, Carla Goins, Barb Gonzalez, Jerri Gordon, Jill Gorsuch, Larita Greer, Karen Griffith, Jim Grindstaff, Joe Grimm, Steve Grizio, Jim Guithues, Mike Gum, Wayne Guse, John Gutjahr, Mike Hahs, Ken Halfacre, Gary Hall. Mary Hall. Mike Hall, Ricky Hall, Steve Hamel, Kathy Hamilton, Rich Hamner, Marsha Hand, Debbie Hankins, Tom Hansen, Laura Happel, Debbie Happel, Bob Hardin, Debbie 145 Hamer, Kevin Harper, Debbie Harrison. Barb Hartman. Sandy Hatten, Becky Ml mm Hauer, Marianne Heck, Vicky Hendrickson. Ron Hensley, Elizabeth Herrold, Denee Herzberger, Brian Hickling, Tom Hester, Stella Hicks. Kathleen We ARE number 1! Hochenauer, Ted Hoffman, Mike Hoga, Randy Herberts, Jeff Hime, Terry Hogan, Diana Holcomb, Gail Holliday, Mike Holmes, Herold Holmes. Kim Higdon, Tanya Hill, Bonnie Holubasch. Ed Horton, Ken Hoskins, Angie Howells, Pat Hrasky, Beckie Huddleston. Karen 146 Johnson, Peter Johnson. Sue Joiner, Gary Jones. Richard Kershaw, George Kingsbury. Kevin Klaas, Linda Klaus, Bev Knarr, Rich Knecht, Carol Jenks, Alan Jentsch, Kurt Johnson, Andrea Johnson, Brenda Johnson, Mike Huff, David Hulsey, Edwina Jackstadt, Tom Jacobs, Gary Jansen, Terry Jedda, Barb Kalbfieisch, Bonnie Kanovsky,Judy Kebbel, Gary Kebel, Linda Keenlin, Steve Keller, Kay Kemper, Clara Kemper, Debbie Kerkemeyer, Rita 147 Kniser, Debbie Kniser, Dennis Koblitz, Tom Koehne, Eileen Koke, Marla Kolhaas, Dennis Komeshak, Dennis Kopecki, Loretta Krukoski, Teresa Kukla, Gary Kunz, Kathie Kutzera, Cheryl Lacy, Sande Lahue, Joseph Landreth, John Lane, Sue Lange, Kevin Langenstein, Aneda Lauchli, Linda Leiner, Noel Lemaster, Gary Lenny, Debbie Leonard, Wayne Leone, Jolyn Leone, Philip Lindsey, Phillip Lindsey, Sherry Locandro, Terry Lochmann, Nancy Loeschner, Bob Love, Joe Lovin, John Loyet, Paul Lucas, Sheila Lyons, Dave Malter, Don Manning, Ken Manning, Ted Marmon, Rich Marshall, Brenda Mason, Bill Massa, Maggie U8 Masters. Steve Matikitis, Ruth Maxey, Karen May. Pam May. Wayne McAllister, Debbie McClain, Jack McConkey, Debbie McCormick, Janet McCormick, Kevin McDowell, Mark McElligott, Lynn McGinnis, Larry McKay, Pat McKinnon, Buddy McMahon, Nancy Mewes, Augusta Militello, Ron Miller, Scott Miller, Steve Miller, Pam Mills, Jeff Milster, Ben Milster, Rhea Mitchell, Barb Mitchell. Elizabeth Mites, Dave Molinar, Mike Molitor, Steve Mondy, Debbie Mooney, Mike Moore, Buddy Moore, Karen Morgan, Dawn Morgan, Ken Morrisett, Priscilla Morrow, Bob Moses, Danny Mouser, Terry Msharr. Diane Muench, Don Mueth, Linda 149 Mumper. Sandy Muniz. Dave Nance, Doug Neir, Judy Nelson. J ne Nevero. Lewi Nevinger, Kim Nicholson. Pam Ninness. Brenda Noel. Steve Norman, Debbie Northcutt, Peggy Juniors 'listen attentively to information on the Vocational School. Odom, Danny O’Donnell, Peggy Noud, Greg O’Brien. Vicky Ogle, Dan Oliver, Carol Juniors anxiously (?) await the opening of the school doors! O'Neill, Kenny Opich, Barb Osborn, Cindy Osterhout. Bradly Otero, Carmen Owens, Brad Parks. Danny Pauline, John Payne, Sharon Pegues, Jesse Pemberton, Barb Perez, Mary 150 Pully, Mike Quick. Pat Raede, David Ramsey, Jerry I wish someone would give each of us a locker. •t; Preckshot. Sue Presson, Tony , ka ■ '1, - Perotti. Renee Pettus, Glenda Petty. Don Peyla, Sue Phillips, Jerry Picard, Wayne Pilkus, Bob Pintar, Karen Pitts, Debbie Podesta, Gloria Porter, Trudy Powell, Jim Can't you think of a better excuse than that. Sherry Lindsey and Gloria Podesta, student leaders, demonstrate their skill. Rankin, Vicki Rautenstrauch, Dennis Ray, Cathy Ray. Don Ray. Steve Rayoum, LuAnn Reed, Shirley Reid, Gary Reeder. Vickie Reeves, Linda Reeves, Howard Rembish, Pam 151 Reuleke, Larry Reynolds, Linda Rhoads, Jerry Ripley, Jim Roberson, Linda Roberts, Charles Roberts, Ken Rodgers, Rich Root, Ann Roso, Ken Ross, Linda Rossetto, Debbie Rothemeier, Tim Rouggly, Larry Rowe, Carl Rowe, Steve Rowe, Sue Russell, JoAnn Sage, Debbie Samples, Debbie Sams, Steve Santen, Kim Sapp, Cheryl Sarro, Barb Scharf. Yvonne Schiber. Bill Schlotter, Debbie Schmaker, John Schmacker, Lynn Schmidt, Kurt Schmidt, Larry Schmidt, Rod Schwartz, Maurie Scoby, Rick Scott, Debbie Scott, Mike Segobiano, Larry Segobiano, Linda Sekosky, Ray Shaffer, Bruce Shank, Cheryl Shelton, Cindy 152 Shoreack, Paul Shupp, Sandy Showers, David Siegel, Dan Sielke, Ralph Simpson, Don Simpson, Larry Slesinski, Jackie Sluetter, Mike Smiley, Mary Smiley, Warren Smith, Beverly Smith, Jay Smith, Kent Smith, LuAnn Smith, Pat Soulney, Debbie Sova, Dennis Stamps, Greg Standerfer, Jeff Stark, Mark Steible, Debby Steinbach, John Stephens, John Stevens. Mike Stewart, Jim Stewart. Kay Stimaman, Tom Stockley, Debby Stovall, Greg Stone, Steve Stricklin, Dimetra Stropnik, Jim Summers, Butch Switzer, Larry Takas, Julie Taveggia, Leni Ternaprovich, Jim Thomas, Tim Thomas, Tom Thompson, Toni Thomure, Gloria 153 Thurman, Bill Toon, Rose Torrez, Pearl Toupnot, Dennis Truell, Jim Tucker, Rich Twente, Barb Urbeck,Jerry Vallero, Vicki Vallino, Robyn VanDyke, Steve VanHook, Susan Vaughn, Richard Vaughn, Sandy Vaught, Dean Viviano, Phyllis Wake up Mary. I want to get out of here! Proud Juniors display their class rings. 1 70 CORONATION KING NEPfUNETB- —-— Publicity for the Coronation was displayed throughout Homecoming week. Vlcek, Carol Volner, Danny Votava, Charlie Walker, Debbie Walla. Rick Wallace. Marsha 154 Wallace. Pam Wallace. Patty Wallace. Steve Walton. Jackie Wanous. Mike Ward. Kent Warren. Denna Wasser, Steve Watson, Barry Weeks. Rick Rosie. Pat. and Barb meet at the soda machine for a quick exchange of gossip. Kathy and Pam work diligently on the Student Council float. White, Bill White, Sherry Whittwell, Becky Wiggins, Ricky Wilber, Robert Wilhelm, Norma Weinacht, Bev Welle. Jim Welle. Pat Wendler, Kirk Wendt, Robert Wetmore, Kathie 155 Wink, Steve Witsken, Roger Wittmann, Kathie Wiwczaroski, Kevin Barb Harrison takes a few minutes to relax. Junior girls crowd around to see if any are lucky enough to make it. Mom, I forgot my gym suit. Wilson. Grace Wilke, Marlene Williams, Beth Williams, Jeanne Williams, Jim Williams, Philip Williams, Roger 156 Wojtowicz, John Wolfe, Betty Wood, Steve Wooters, Tom Worthen, John Wrigley, Lynda Carla Davisson goes to extremes in order to participate in pep assemblies. Wright, Lloyd Wrigley, Melissa Wrigley, Nancy My new title will be “Senior ???? Wright, Mary Wyatt, Paula Young, Diane Young, Don Zike, Richard 157 Senior Executive Board; STANDING. From Left to Right: Mr. Tayloe. Janice Fricke, Debbie Burroughs. Vicki Daniels, Bill Chao. Mr. Dartt. SEATED: Toni Del Vecchio, Kathy Baima. Nancy Kimutis, Scott Greaves. Cindy Smith, Vicki Bendel. Seniors—Class of ’71 September of 1968 saw over 600 eager sophomores enter CHS anxious for their first look at high school life. Before long the Class of ’71 had found its place in the high school community. We elected our first executive board and participated in our first Homecoming. As the year progressed we fulfilled our sophomore obligations and looked toward out next two years at CHS. As Juniors we worked to help preserve the traditions of Collinsville. In the fall our class proudly presented the Football Coronation in the enchanted land of Camelot and in the spring, hard work transformed Fischer’s Restaurant into Scarborough Fair for the Junior-Senior Prom. Finally we were the big chiefs at CHS, the top of the Kahok totem pole. From seeing Janie Lochmann reign as our lovely Homecoming Queen to having our Executive Board’s efforts pay off in a perfect Senior Assembly, we were proud of our class and our place at CHS. Though we are leaving CHS we know CHS will never leave us. In three years CHS has become a part of our lives never to be forgotten. President .... Scott Greaves Vice-President.............. Nancy Kimutis Secretary........Cindy Smith Treasurer........Kathy Baima 158 Class sponsor helps to put up Christmas decorations. “The woods are lovely, dark and deep But I have promises to keep And miles to go before I sleep . . —Robert Frost Scott gavels board meeting to order. Cindy and Kathy bring up a new idea. Board members discuss Basketball Coronation. 159 Carol Adams Carolyn Adams Audrey Althardt Ethel Anderson Donna Askew Wayne Astrauskas Glenn Andrews Debi Ashcroft Kathy Baima Phil Bales Mike Baquet Randy Barillaro Joyce Barnes Beverly Barrett Catherine Barril Pam Barunica 160 David Bean Renee L. Bauer Mary Sue Baumgartner Jan Beckman Andy Belobraydic Vicki Bendel Robin Bethel Bill Bettorf Amelia Beard A ' Jennifer Biondi % William Blew Dale Bohn Terri Boneau Lou Ann Boothman Joe Bordoni Sherri Borth Glenn Bovinett Tomma Boyd Don Bradford 162 John Bright Barbara Britton Dan Brockmire David Brown Patricia Broyles President Scott displays athletic prowess. Patricia Bunch Michelle Burgess Melinda Bums Daryel Buesking Debbie Burroughs Deborah Burroughs ■ Susan Burroughs Garth Burton Debbie Busarow Kurt Busch Dennis Busiere Denise Calais Dennis Calais Jane Camden Rita Marie Carr Debbie Carroll Mike Casey Gary Ceretto Laura Chance Carolyn Chancy Bill Chao Craig Chatman 164 Tim Cochran Sue Cohen Nancy Cochrane Linda Coleman 165 Senior boys P. E. classes play their favorite game. Mary Cook Nancy Coombs Marsha E. Cooper Bonnie K. Copeland Roger D. Counts Diane Courtaway Dale Coverdell Debbie Coziar Dennis Crabtree Pat Craig Donna Crossno Roger Crowell Terry Crowell Brenda Cunningham Vicky Daniels Greg Darlington 166 Melvin Delashmit Randy Dellamano Toni DelVecchio Nancy Dennington Kathleen Ann Dietz Marjorie Dulatt Calvin Duniphan Arthur Dunn James F. Durer 167 168 Even Kahok warriors must accept defeat. Elaine Evanoff Karen Fenimore Bev Fraley 169 Peter Fourcault Marvin E. Fourt Susan Fowler Butch Frank Cheryl Franklin Jancie L. Fricke Marsha Fulcher Jim Furfaro Kathy Gaskill Nancy Frederick Colleen Freimann Joan Gerling Karen Marie Gibbs Deborah Geashel 170 Steven Giles Gerrit M. Gillespie David Gipson Karin Jo Girardi Tim Green Bob Gregwicz Patti Griffin Sandy Grooms Anne Guse Denise Hadfield James Hahs Mark Guenther Gary R. Hamner James M. Hancock Dennis Hardesty Cindy Harris John Harrison Mark Hartley Danny McFall upsets the Physics world. Ron Hartman Dan Hartmann 172 Rita Ann Heim Melanie Heinicke Joe Hellrung Lee Herring Terry Hicks Earl Higdon Dennis Hill 173 Tom Hoppes Debbie Horton Virgil Hoskin Kathy Ann Hosto Glenn Howard William Howell Joan Hubbs Dave Huddleston Dennis Huddleston Christen Huff Janice Huggins Pat Hurt 174 William Hylsky Richard L. Indermark Seniors stop to chat between classes. Terry L. Isbill Mike Italiano Bob Jansen k Bonnie Jackson 175 Donna Jarzemkoski Pat Jedda Marsha Jinkerson Debbie Johnson John Johnson Karen Johnson Stephen M. Johnson Terry Johnson Gary Kebbel David Keim Darrel Keller Ken Keller Michael Kempf Robin Kennedy David Kerkemeyer George Kerkemeyer 176 Steven Kitsch Peggy Knebel Pat Knecht Debbie Koenig Sue Koenig Kerri Kolb Joe Koskie Bob Kozyak Jeanne Kramer Randy Kress Gary Krukoski Mary Kuhlman 177 Evalea Lakes Shirley Lane Sandy Lansing Bill Lasich George Lee Mike Lemler Barbara Lewis Carolyn Lewis Caroline Lintzenigh 178 Senior Peggy Douglas helps out in office. Bill Lochmann Janie Lochmann Kathy Massey Publications staff works overtime. Keith Lochmann Ursula Lozicki John Locus Jon Lyerla Vernon Martin Debbie Longhi Mary Ann Malter Bruce Lorsbach Steve Mancinas Jean Marchiando Robert Massa 179 Melissa McCanna Linda M. Mayes 1 Eileen May Dennis McClanahan Daniel C. McFall Jim McFall Dolores Mendez Marlene Mestamacher Jeanne Mewes John McCarry Brighton McKenzie David Meadows Chris Miley 180 Garey Miller Marilyn Miller Anita Moore __.■■m Lita Minnix Miss Janet “J. C. Kuncl gets laugh from Comp Lit scholars. Mac Moore Richard Moore Wendy Moore i l Ellen Motiejaitis Mark Mueller Bonnie Mumper Kim Musso 181 Susan Myers Michael Nance Mark Neubauer Mike Nicol Jonathan Norcom Jerry Norwine John Nichols Joanna Norcom 182 Kathy Ohlendorf Pat Oldani Kathleen Oliver Susan J. Oliver Judy Ostle Linda Overby Nancy Owen Marsha Pabst Judy Payne Lucia Pellegrin Gary Pelludat Scott Penny Doug Pepper Pat Perino Robert L. Petrait Tom Petroff 183 iik Charley Pettit Lou Ann Phelps Diana Pittman Dan Polacek William R. Poneleit Annette Povilat James Powell Jim Prater Ricky Pryor Kathy Pullen Greg Prather Steve Price 184 Ken Radas Richard Rader Laura Rainey Sandy Reid Willie Reid Tim A. Reilly Dave Rensing 185 Dennis Hill displays his new set of uppers. Alan Rinehart Tom River Nancy Roberts Gary Rocca Charlie Rodgers David Rouggley Jane Russell Rodney W. Russell Claudia Saul Jim Schaefer Tony Schardan ui Nancy Schuck Laura Schultze Joe Schwaegel George Schnaus 186 Ed Self Ted A. Sesseman Dave Shadowen Garry Shadwick Nancy Shadwick Alan R. Shapiro Melody Shaw Johanna L. Shelton -d Dorothy Shimkus 187 Paul Sij Richard Skelton Kathi Smart Mike Smith Gary Sova Kathy Sova Joan Spengler Tony Starzyk Barb Steck Donald F. Steffen Marcy Stellrecht Kathy Stephens Commercial Art teaches self-expression. 189 Pearl Taylor David Templeman Chris Terry Kathy Taylor Philip Throm Rod J. Titchenal Mike Tognarelli John A. Toohey 190 Elizabeth Tosi Tom Tucker Sue Turnbull Donna Updegraff Dan Vallero Dean Van Dyke Mike Viviano Kathy Waggoner Co-chairman Toni DelVecchio directs Homecoming parade. Jeanette Waldron 191 Patty Walker Charles Wallace Pam Wallace Sherry Warren Kathleen Wedesky Those Greek comedies will do it every time. Chris Weiss Nancy Weible ,. 4Uui.AA|Ni % r Joe Weissert 192 Mike Welle Nancy Wells Robert Wenzel Gwendilyn Wepking Charlotte Wersching Chyrel Wessell Richard Whaley Mary Ann Wilhelm Robert Wille Joy Williams Dave Willet Mike Williams Chief Kahok Andy Belobraydic does fire hoop at football game. 193 Bob Wolfe Pamela Woodring Rick Woosley Karen Wright Kevin Wright Elon Wrigley Kerry Wrigley Nancy L. Wrigley Cheryl Wrobel Patti Zambaldi Wanda Zelgewicz Paula J. Zobrist 194 I love you, Not only for what you are, But for what I am When I am with you. I love you. Not only for what You have made of yourself, But for what You are making of me. I love you For the part of me That you bring out; I love you For putting your hand Into my heaped-up heart And passing over All the foolish, weak, things That you can’t help Dimly seeing there. And for drawing out Into the light All the beautiful belongings That no one else had looked Quite far enough to find. I love you because you Are helping me to make Of the lumber of my life Not a tavern But a temple Out of the works Of my every day Not a reproach But a song. I love you Because you have done More than any creed Could have done To make me good, And more than any fate Could have done To make me happy. You have done it Without a touch. Without a word, Without a sign. You have done it By being yourself. Perhaps that is what Being a friend means, After all. Roy Croft 195 urn ™s Kathy Stephens May Queen—Webster Janice Fricke North May Maid Sophomore Football Maid Nancy Kimutis Sophomore May Maid Football Special Maid Carol Hoag Sophomore Basketball Maid Junior Football Maid Claudia Saul Junior Basketball Maid Cindy Smith May Queen—Junior Jane Lochmann Football Queen 196 In Memoriam Jerry Hill January 19, 1953 September 5, 1970 “This is not the end, not the beginning of the end. This is the very beginning . . Bill Chao Jeri Foley Outstanding Honored by and Those ten seniors were chosen by their class from a slate of fifty who were nominated by the CHS faculty and administration. Nominated and chosen on Debbie Horton Dennie Hill Carol Hoag 198 Seniors F acuity Class the basis of service to the class, dedication, dependability, and industry, these students are truly representative of the “best of 1971.“ Scott Greaves Anne Guse Janie Lochmann Dave Rensing Cindy Smith 199 1971 Kahokian Staff CO-EDITORS Debbie Horton Bill Chao SPONSOR Miss Margaret Linder SENIOR EDITORS Sue Burroughs Nancy Owen TYPISTS Karen Greer Dennis Busiere JUNIOR EDITOR Elaine French SOPHOMORE EDITORS Peggy Feigl Eddie Smith PHOTOGRAPHERS Kurt Goedelman Laura Hansen Steve Johnson Gary Krukoski Gary Kebbel FEATURE EDITORS Julie Eade Nancy Roberts Pam Woodring ORGANIZATION EDITORS Susan Cohen Sandy Thomas SPORTS EDITORS Barb Britton Cindy Smith PERSONNEL EDITORS Jennifer Biondi Peggy Knebel BUSINESS MANAGER Marlene Mestamacher CONCESSION MANAGER Margie Dulatt SALES MANAGER Jeri Foley STAFF Joyce Adams Janice Benesh Llynn Bennett Bill Blew Dennis Busiere Karen Busiere Vicki Clark Drinda Fischer Debbie Galloway Debi Gasawski Guada Gintantis Karen Greer Gail Holcomb Connie Jordan Ed Kirby Nancy Lochmann Mac Moore Diane Mshar Janet Nelson Jane Russell Janet Russell Kim Santen Dean Theodorakis Robyn Vallino Malinda Verner 200 We’ve only just begun to live. White lace and promises, A kiss for luck, and we’re on our way. We’ve only begun Before the rising sun. We fly. So many roads to choose. We start off walking and learn to run And, yes, we’ve just begun . . . Sharing horizons that are new to us. Watching the signs along the way. Talking it over just the two of us. Working together day by day—together. And when the evening comes, We smile. So much of life ahead. We’ll find a place where there’s room to grow. And, yes, we’ve just begun . . . Paul Williams There is an overwhelming feeling of inadequacy when trying to use words to express exactly what the 1971 Kahokian has meant and been to us: a source of pride, a cause of frustration, a goal to reach, a duty that “had to be done’’, a reason for lost sleep, and a beginning of new friendships. More than these, though, the Kahokian has become a part of our lives. This book is the aggregate of the dedication and work of many persons. The Kahokian staff has shown this through their unlimited drive and willingness to work. Miss Linder, our sponsor, has been wonderful for her patience in guiding us to produce the book as we wanted it. Ralph Haury manifested his concern for the Kahokian through countless hours of taking and developing pictures for it. Without his help, the book would not have been possible. We would like to extend our gratitude to each of these persons for all they have done. The summation of the work of all these people is now yours. May the 1971 Kahokian help you to recall your year at CHS—the people, the events, and the places—because only if this book is important to you have we been a success. 201 Debbie Horton Bill Chao Senior Activities ADAMS. CAROL ADAMS. CAROLYN ALLEN. JOE ALTHARDT. AUDREY Cheer Bloc 2,3,4; Cheer Club 2,3,4. ANDERSON. ETHEL FHA 2,3,4, Vice President 3, Secretary 2; Library Club 3. ANDREWS. GLENN German Club 2,3; Band 2,3,4, All County 3. ARMAS. DEBBIE ASHCROFT. DEBI Quill and Scroll Pledge 3, Member 4; Library Club 2,3; Kahoki Staff 3,4; SDA 2,3,4, Lead 3, Awards 2,3; Thespians 2,3,4. ASKEW. DONNA ASTRAUSKAS. MIKE AVOOSKE, MIKE BAIMA, KATHY Executive Board 3,4, Treasurer 4; Cheer Bloc 2,4; Mu Alpha Theta Pledge 3, Member 4; Honor Society 3,4, Secretary 4; Student Council 2,3,4; Chemistry Lab Asst. 3,4. BALENTINE. CAROLYN BALES. PHIL Phi Epsilon 2; Band 2. BALES, RONNIE Art Club 4. BAQUET, MIKE BARDESBAIN, BARBARA Art Club 3; Band 2. BARILLARO, RANDY Baseball 2. BARNES. JOYCE FBLA 3; Office Aide 3,4; Chorus 2,3, Variety Show 2,3; Office Occupations President 4. BARRETT. BEVERLY FNC 3; Office Aide 4; Band 2. BARRIL, CATHERINE BARTON. FRED Student Council 4. BARUNICA. PAM BAUER. RENEE FNC 2.3; Cheer Bloc 2; Cheer Club 2; College Club 2; Hi-Tri 4; Spanish Club 2,3,4, President 4; Secretary 3. BAUMGARTNER, MARY Honor Society 4. BEAL. NEVA BEAN, DAVID BEARD, AMELIA BECKMAN, JAN Creative Writing Club 2; Library Club 4. BELOBRAYDIC, ANDY Library Club 2; Band 2,3,4, President 4, All County 3, Chief Kahok 3,4. BENDEL, VICKI Executive Board 2,3,4, President 2, Vice President 3. BENNETT, LYNN Art Club 2,3, Sergeant-at-arms 3; Executive Board 3; College Club 2,3; Human Relations Club 3, Office Aide 2,3,4; Tepee Council 2,3,4; Library Club 2,3; Kahokian Staff 4; SDA 2,3.4, Secretary 3, Treasurer 4; Thespians 2,3,4; Student Council 2,3,4, District Convention 2,3,4, Discussion Leader 4, May Dance Co-chairman 4. BERRY, DEBORAH BETHEL, ROBIN Executive Board 3; Cheer Bloc 2; Cheer Club 2,3; Voice of Democracy 2; SDA 2. BETTORF, BILL BIGGERS, JAMES BINGAMAN, KAREN Camera Club 3.4, President 4; FTA 2; College Club 3; Phi Epsilon 2; Kahokian Staff 3,4; Student Council 2, District Convention 2; Bowling 2,3,4, Secretary 3. BIONDI, JENNIFER Cheer Bloc 2,3,4; Cheer Club 2,3,4; Kahoki 4, Page 1 Co-editor 4; Kahokian 4, Personnel Editor; Honor Society 3,4; Quill and Scroll 4; Thespians 2,3,4, Vice-President 3, President 4; SDA 2,3,4; Miracle Worker” 2, “My Fair Lady” 3, “Charlie Brown’s Christmas Director 4; Morning Bulletin Staff 2,3; 2nd place in serious reading—Local Speech Contest; Phi Epsilon 2. BIRGER. BERNARD Basketball 2. Football 2.3; Track 2,3,4; “David Swan” 3. BLACK, BRUCE BLASE, JAN BLEW. WILLIAM Boys State 3; Wrestling 4; Kahokian Staff 4; Band 2,3,4, Head Librarian 4, All District 4. BOHN. DALE Chess Club 2; Honor Society 3,4; Monogram Club 4; Sergeant-at-arms 4; Boys State 3; Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 2.4. BONEAU, THERESA FBLA 3,4, Sergeant-at-arms 4. BOONE, DANIEL BOOTHMAN, LOU ANN Band 2,3,4. BORDONI, JOE BORTH, SHERRI FTA 2; College Club 3,4, Secretary 3; Phi Epsilon 2,3,4; P.E. Student Leader 4; SDA 3,4; Thespians 3,4; “My Fair Lady” 3; “Ring Around the Corpse” 3; “Bull in the China Shop 4. BOVINETT, GLENN BOYD, TOMMA Library Club 2. BRACEY, JOHN BRADFORD, DON BRAMLEY. SUSAN BRAMMEIER, CINDY Cheer Bloc 2,3; Cheer Club 2,3; Chorus 2,3,4, Variety Show 2,3,4, Chairman 4. BRESS. SUSAN FBLA 4; Cheer Bloc 4; Cheer Club 4. BREWER, DEBRA FNC 2,4; Library Club 3,4, Vice President 4. BRIGHT. JOHN FBLA 4. BRITTON, BARBARA Chess Club 3; Cheer Bloc 3; Phi Epsilon 3; Mu Alpha Theta 2,3,4; Kahokian Staff 3,4, Sports Editor 4. BROCKMIRE. DAN BROWN. DAVID Baseball 2; Basketball 2. BROWN, MONICA Art Club 3; FTA 4; Phi Epsilon 4; Quill and Scroll Pledge 3, Member 4; Kahoki Page Editor 4, Asst. Page Editor 3. Business Manager 3. 202 BROYLES, PATRICIA Office Aide 3. BUESKING, DARYEL Camera Club 4; Band 2,3; SDA 3,4; Debate Club 4, Treasurer 4; Thespians 3,4; “My Fair Lady 3. BUNCH. PATRICIA BURGESS, MICHELLE Art Club 3; Cheer Bloc 2,3,4; Cheer Club 2,3,4; P.E. Student Leader 4. BURNS, MELINDA BURROUGHS, DEBBIE Executive Board 2,3,4, Treasurer 3; P.E. Student Leader 4; Student Council 4. BURROUGHS. DEBORAH Cheer Bloc 3; Cheer Club 3. BURROUGHS, SUSAN FTA 2; Cheer Bloc 2,3,4; Cheer Club 2,3,4; Human Relations 3; Phi Epsilon 2,4; Quill and Scroll 4; Honor Society 3,4; Office Aide 3,4; Tepee Council 2,3,4; Youth World 4; Girls State Alternate 3; P.E. Student Leader 3,4; Kahokian Sophomore Editor. Sales Manager 3, Senior Editor; Student Council 2,3,4, President 4. District Convention 2,3,4, State Workshop 3, National Leadership Conference 4, Discussion Leader 3,4; Debate Club 4. BURRUS, DAN BURTON. GARTH Bowling 2,3. BUSAROW, DEBBIE FTA 2; Cheer Bloc 3. BUSCH. KURT BUSIERE, DENNIS Mu Alpha Theta Pledge 2, Member 3,4; Science Club 3,4; Kahokian Staff 3.4. CAFFREY, DENNIS CALAIS. DENISE SDA 4. CALAIS. DENNIS CAMDEN. JANE Art Club 2; Kahokian Staff 2. CAMPBELL. SHERRY Chorus 2,3,4, Variety Show 3,4. CANNON, ROBERT CARGNINO. PAULA Cheer Club 2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Mu Alpha Theta Pledge 3, Member 4; Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 3.4. CARR. RITA Cheer Bloc 2,3,4; Cheer Club 2,3,4; Office Aide 2,3,4; SDA 2,3,4; Debate Club 2,3,4, Secretary 3; Thespians 2,3,4; Morning Bulletin Staff 3; “Miracle Worker” 3; “Bull in a China Shop” 4. CARROLL. DEBBIE CASEY. MIKE Band 2,3, All County 3, Ensemble Contest 3. CASON, KEITH CAUSEY. BILL CERETTO, GARY Mu Alpha Theta 4; Honor Society 3,4; Baseball 2,3; Basketball 2; Football 2,3,4, Captain 2. CHANCE, LAURA CHANCY. CAROLYN CHAO. BILL Executive Board 2,3,4; College Club 3; Phi Epsilon 2; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Mu Alpha Theta Pledge 2, Member 3.4; Honor Society 3,4, President 4; Kahokian Editor 4. Sports Editor 3, Manager 2; Student Council 2,3,4, Vice President 4, District Convention 2,3,4, State Workshop 3, National Leadership Conference 4. CHATMAN. CRAIG CHERRY. GAYLE CHERRY. MIKE Art Club 2; Creative Writing Club 2; Monogram Club 4; Football 2.4; Wrestling 3,4. CHOMA. JUDY Art Club 2; SDA 2,3; Thespians 2,3,4. CHRISCO, BRUCE College Club 2; Phi Epsilon 2. Vice President 2. CIGLIANA, PAULETTE CLANNEY, BRAD Art Club 4; Basketball 2. COBB. CECIL COBETTO, YVONNE FTA 3; Phi Epsilon 2; Chorus 2,3, Variety Show 2,3. COCHRAN, RONALD COCHRAN. TIM Chorus 2,3,4, Variety Show 2,3,4, Lead 4. COCHRANE, NANCY FBLA 4. COHEN, SUE FNC 2.3, Treasurer 3; Cheer Bloc 2,3,4; Cheer Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 4; College Club 2; Mu Alpha Theta Pledge 2, Member 3,4, Vice President 4; Youth World 4; P.E. Student Leader 4; Kahokian Organizations Editor 4; Student Council 4; SIU Math Festival 2. COLEMAN. LINDA COLES. HARRY COMBS. DAN COOK, JUDY COOK, MARY Art Club 2; Cheer Bloc 2.3; Cheer Club 2,3; Office Aide 4; Cheerleader 2; Kahoki Staff 4; Chorus 2,3,4, Variety Show 2,3,4, Lead 2; SDA 2,3,4; Debate Club 2,3,4; Thespians 2,3,4; “The Odd Couple” 3, “My Fair Lady” 3. “Ghost of a Show 3, “Bald Soprano 3. COOKSON. RICARDO COOMBS. NANCY FTA 2,3,4, Vice President 4, Treasurer 3; Mu Alpha Theta Pledge 3, Member 4; Library Club 2. COOPER. MARSHA College Club 3; Chorus 2,3.4, Variety Show 3,4; SDA 2,3,4; Thespians 2.3,4; Local Speech Contest 2,3. COPELAND. BONNIE Cheer Bloc 2.3. COUNTS. ROGER Art Club 4; SDA 3,4. COURTAWAY, DIANE COVERDELL, DALE COZIAR, DEBBIE Library Club 3,4. CRABTREE. DENNIS Chess Club 2. CRAIG, PAT Cheer Bloc 2,3,4; Cheer Club 2,3,4; Student Council 2,3,4, Treasurer 4; State Workshop 4. CROSSNO, DONNA FBLA 2,3, Vice President 3; Cheer Bloc 2; Cheer Club 2; Office Aide 4. CROWELL, ROGER CROWELL. TERRY CUNNINGHAM, BRENDA Cheer Bloc 2; Cheer Club 2; Library Club 2; Kahokian Staff 2; Student Council 2,4, District Convention 2; “David Swan 3. DANIELS, VICKY Executive Board 2,4, Secretary 2; Cheer Bloc 2,3,4; Cheer Club 2,3,4. 203 DARLINGTON, GREG Monogram Club 3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 2. DAVIS. KERRY DEBEAUX. LINDA DELASHMIT. MELVIN DELLAMANO, RANDY DELVECCHIO, TONI Executive Board 3,4, Secretary 3; Cheer Bloc 2.3; Cheer Club 2,3: Office Aide 4; Tepee Council 4; P.E. Student Leader 4; Student Council 2,3,4, District Convention 4. DENNINGTON, NANCY DERFLER, RONALD DIETZ. KATHY FBLA 2; Cheer Club 3; Honor Society Pledge 3. DIGBY, HAROLD DODSON, KAREN FTA 3.4; FHA 2; Office Aide 4; SDA 2.3.4. Secretary 4, Vice President 3; Thespians 3,4, Vice President 4; Local Speech Contest Second Place Comedy Reading 3; “Miracle Worker” 3. DOLLAR, GARY Monogram Club 3,4; Basketball 2; Cross Country 3; Track 2.3,4. DOUGLAS. DEBORAH DOUGLAS. PEGGY Cheer Bloc 3.4; Cheer Club 2,3,4; Office Aide 4. DOUTHIT. DOUGLAS Mu Alpha Theta Pledge 2, Member 3.4, President 4; Honor Society 3,4; Science Club 4. DOW. ROBERT Camera Club 3,4; Science Club 2,3,4; Secretary-Treasurer 4. DOWLER. SUSAN DULATT, MARJORIE Cheer Bloc 4; Cheer Club 4; Office Aide 3,4; Kahokian 4, Concessions Manager 4; SDA 3,4; Thespians 3,4; Student Council 3,4. DUNIPHAN. CALVIN DUNN, ARTHUR DUNSCOMB, ALLEN DURER, JAMES Junior Achievement 2,3. EADE, JULIE Creative Writing 2; Quill and Scroll Pledge 3, Member 4; Mu Alpha Theta Pledge 2, Member 3,4; Library Club 2.3.4, President 4, Secretary 3; Kahoki Staff 3. Page Editor 4; Kahokian Staff 2, Manager 3, Feature Editor 4. EARTHAL. BOB ECKART. DAN ECKMANN, THOMAS EHRLICH, NICKI Art Club 2; German Club 2; Kahokian Art Editor 2; SDA 2,3,4, President 4; Thespians 3,4; Best Thespian 3, Scenic Design 3. Best Crew Member 3, Acting Award One Act Plays 3, Contest Duet Acting, Narrative 3; Student Council 2. ELBE, IRIS KAY ELKINS. JAMES EMBICK, REBECCA SDA 4; P.E. Student Leader 4; Band 2.3.4. ENGELING, RONALD ENGLAND, BRUCE EVANOFF, ELAINE FNC 3,4. EVANOFF, TONIA EVANS. ELIZ. ALLIE Art Club 2,3. EVANS. SCOTT FEICHTINGER, DEBBY FENIMORE, KAREN FENSHE, HENRY FERGUSON. PEGGY Cheer Bloc 2,4; Cheer Club 2,4; P.E. Student Leader 3; Student Council 2; Spanish Club 2. FERRERO, DIANE Cheer Bloc 3,4; Cheer Club 3,4. FERRERO, KAREN Cheer Bloc 4; Cheer Club 4; Office Aide 2. FIELD, MIKE FILGES, KEITH FINCK, BILL Football 2,3; Track 2,3. FINLEY. JAMES FLINT, PAT FOLEY, JERI Cheer Bloc 2.3,4; Cheer Club 2.3,4; Hi-Tri 2,3, Secretary 3; Office Aide 2,3,4; Tepee Council 4; Kahokian Staff 2.3, Sales Manager 4; Student Council 3,4, State and District Convention 3.4, District Workshop 4. State Workshop 3, Discussion Leader 3, Secretary Kaskaskia District of Student Councils 3; Bowling 2,3. FOSTER. DAN FOURCAULT, DAN FOURCAULT. PETE FOURT. MARVIN Phi Epsilon 2; District Latin Contest 2. FOWLER. SUSAN Cheer Bloc 2,4; Cheer Club 2,4. FRALEY. BEV FNC 2; Cheer Bloc 2,3,4; Manager 3,4; Cheer Club 2,3,4; Library Club 3; Student Council 3,4. FRANK, WALTER Audio Visual Club 4. FRANKLIN, CHERYL FBLA 3; Cheer Bloc 2; Cheer Club 2; Hi-Tri 2,3,4, Vice President 4, Points Manager 2,3. FREDERICK, NANCY Office Aide 4; Chorus 2; Variety Show 2. FREIBERG, JILL FREIMANN, COLLEEN FRICKE, JANICE Executive Board 4; Cheer Bloc 2,4; Cheer Club 2,4; Office Aide 4; P.E. Student Leader 4; Kahokian Staff 2; Student Council 3,4, District Convention 4. FULCHER. MARSHA Quill and Scroll Pledge 3, Member 4; Kahoki Page Editor 4, Staff 3. FURFARO, JIM Football 3. GARLOCH, DONNA CASKILL. KATHY GEASCHEL, DEBORAH GEILER, ROBERT Creative Writing 2; Chorus 2,3,4, District 3,4, Variety Show 2,3.4, Chairman 3. Leads 2,3.4; SDA 4. GERLING. JOAN Chorus 2,3; Variety Show 2,3. GIBBS, KAREN MARIE FHA 2; Chorus 2, Variety Show 2. GILES. STEVEN 204 GILLESPIE, GERRY Executive Board 2; Baseball 2,4; Basketball 2. GIPSON, DAVID Audio Visual 3. GIRARDI, KARIN JO GLASTRAS, PAT Executive Board 2; Cheer Bloc 3,4; Cheer Club 3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Tepee Council 2; P.E. Student Leader 3,4; Student Council 2,3, District Convention 2. GLENK, RICHARD GOEDELMAN, KURT Camera Club 4; Audio Visual 4; Science Club 4; SDA 2,3,4; Thespians 2,3,4; One Act Plays 2, “Odd Couple” 3, “My Fair Lady” 3. Kahokian 4. Kahoki 4. GOETTER, MIKE GOLIGHTLY. ANDREA GOMBOS. ANDREA Library Club 2,3,4. GONZALEZ, LOUIS Football 2,3. GOOCH. WANDA Quill and Scroll 4. Kahoki Assistant Page Editor 3. Staff 4; College Club 2; SDA 3.4; Thespians 3,4, Stage Crew “Odd Couple” 3. “My Fair Lady” 3. Library Club 2,3; P.E. Student Leader 3. GOOLSBY. SANDRA FHA 2; Cheer Bloc 2; Cheer Club 2; Chorus Variety Show 2,3. GRAMS, DIANE FTA 2,3,4, President 4, Secretary 3; College Club 3,4; Mu Alpha Theta Pledge 3, Member 4; Honor Society 3,4; Library Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Secretary 4. GRAY. KEITH GREAVES. SCOTT Executive Board 3,4, President 3.4; Monogram Club 3,4; Voice of Democracy 2; Baseball 2; Football 2,3. GREEN. TIM GREGOWICZ. BOB GRIFFIN, PATTI FBLA 4; FHA 2, Secretary 2; German Club 3,4. GROOMS, SANDY FHA 3; SDA 3,4; Thespians 4; Local Speech Contest 3; “My Fair Lady” 3, “David Swan 3. GUENTHER, MARK GUSE, ANNE FTA 2; Cheer Bloc 4; Cheer Club 4; Mu Alpha Theta Pledge 3, Member 4; Honor Society 3.4; Tepee Council 2,3,4; P.E. Student Leader 4; Student Council 2,3,4, District Convention 2,4, National Convention 4, Homecoming Co-Chairman 4. HADFIELD, DENISE Executive Board 2; Cheer Bloc 2,3,4; Cheer Club 2,3.4. HAHS. JAMES Honor Society 3,4; Band 2,3,4, All County 3, All District 4; Cross Country 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Monogram Club 2,3; State Cross Country 4. HAMNER, GARY HANCOCK. JAMES HANCOCK. MARTHA Office Aide 4. HARDESTY. DENNIS HARRIS. CINDY Office Aide 3.4. HARRIS JAMES HARRISON, JOHN Audio Visual 4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Baseball 2.4; Football Manager 2. HART, JAMES HARTLEY. MARK HARTMAN, RON German Club 2; Baseball 2; Football 2. HARTMANN. DAN HEFLIN. SHERRY HEIM, RITA FNC 2; FTA 2,3; Phi Epsilon 2,3,4, Treasurer 4; District Latin Contest 3, State Latin Contest 3, NEDT Merit Award 2. HEINICKE, MELANE FBLA 2,3, Treasurer 3. HELLRUNG. JOE Football 2; Tennis 2,3,4. HENDERSON, JOHN HERRING, LEE Art Club 2,3. HERROLD, VALERIE HICKS. TERRY HILL. DENNIS Honor Society 3,4, Vice President 4; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 2,3. HINCHEY, JILL Chorus 2,3, Variety Show 2,3; Office Occupations Club 4, Secretary 4. HOAG. CAROL Art Club 3, Secretary-Treasurer 3; Tepee Council 4; P.E. Student Leader 4; Student Council 2,3,4. HODAPP, MARK Monogram Club 2,3,4; Baseball 2.3; Football 3. HOFFMANN. LARRY HOFFMANN, TERRY HOLCOMB, WAYNE HOLLINGSHEAD, FRANK Football 2,3,4, Captain 4. HOLST. JOHN Basketball 2; Track 2. HOPPES. TOM HORTON. DEBBIE Camera Club 3.4, Treasurer 4; FTA 3; Cheer Bloc 2,3.4; Cheer Club 2,3,4; College Club 3; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Library Club 3; P.E. Student Leader 3,4; Kahoki Asst. Page Editor 3, Page Editor 4; Kahokian Staff 2, Organizations Editor 3, Co-Editor 4; Student Council 2,3,4; District Convention 4; Bowling 4; Spanish Club 2; Honor Society Pledge 4; Journalism Scholarship Recipient 4. HOSKIN, VIRGIL Monogram Club 4, President 4; Baseball 2; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 3. HORNBERGER. WANDA Office Aide 3.4. HOSTO, KATHY FTA 4; Cheer Bloc 3,4; Cheer Club 3,4; Mu Alpha Theta Pledge 3, Member 4; Honor Society 3,4; P.E. Student Leader 4; Band 2,3,4, Nehlybel Festival 4, All County 3, All District 4, Ensembles-Solos 2,3,4. HOWARD. GLENN HOWELL, WILLIAM HSIAO, BETTY HUBBS, JOAN HUBERT. DAVID HUDDLESTON, DAVID Cheer Bloc 2,3,4; Library Club 3; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 2,4; Football 2. HUDDLESTON. DENNIS Cheer Bloc 2; Cheer Club 2; Monogram Club 4; Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 2; Student Council 4, District Convention 4. HUFF, CHRISTEN Chorus 2,3,4, Variety Show 2,3,4. 205 HUGGINS, JANICE FTA 3; Phi Epsilon 2; Chorus 2,3,4, District 3,4, State 3.4, Variety Show 2,3,4, Chairman 3,4. HUSKY. ELAINE HURT, PAT Office Aide 3. HUTT, JAMES HYLSKY. BILL INDERMARK, RICHARD ISBILL, TERRY ITALIANO. MIKE DECA 4. JALINSKY. JANE JALINSKY, MIKE JANSEN, BOB Cheer Bloc 2,3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Basketball Manager 2,3,4; Track Manager 2,3. JARZEMKOSKI, DONNA Cheer Club 4. JEDDA. PAT Cheer Bloc 2,3,4; Cheer Club 2,3,4; Student Council 4. JINKERSON. MARSHA JOHNISEE, CURT JOHNS, BURCE JOHNSON. DEBBIE FHA 2,3,4, President 3, Historian 4. Library Club 2.3. JOHNSON, JOHN JOHNSON, KAREN JOHNSON, STEPHEN M. Chicago, Illinois: Football 1,2; Swimming 1.2. Varsity 2; Track 1,2; Collinsville, Illinois: Kahoki Staff 4; Kahokian Staff 4. Photography Editor 4. JOHNSTON. TERRY KEBBEL, GARY Camera Club 3; German Club 3; Honor Society 3; Football 2; Track 3; Kahoki Page Editor 3; Kahokian Staff 3; Voice of Democracy Contest 2,3; Debate Club 2.3, President 3; American Legion National High School Oratorical Contest 2. KEIM, DAVID Football 3. KELLER. DARREL KELLER. KEN Football 2,3,4. KEMPF, MICHAEL KENNEDY. ROBIN Office Aide 4. KERKEMEYER, DAVID KERKEMEYER, GEORGE Mu Alpha Theta Pledge 3. KERWIN, KATHY KILLINGER, ELLEN FTA 2; Office Aide 3; Tepee Council 2,3,4; P.E. Student Leader 4; Student Council 2; May Dance Chairman 3, Co-Chairman 4; Tepee Points Award 3. KIMBERLIN. RONNIE KIMUTIS, NANCY Executive Board 3,4, Vice President 4; Cheer Bloc 2,3,4; Cheer Club 2,3,4; Office Aide 4; P.E. Student Leader 4; Student Council 2,3; May Maid 2; Football Special Maid 4. KING. BARBARA E. German Club 2; Chorus Variety Show 2,3, Chairman 3, Leads 3. KIRBY, HOWARD E. Art Club 2; FHA 3,4, President 4; Football 2; Kahokian Staff 4. KIRCHER, RONALD Bowling League 2,3,4, Captain 2,3,4, President 4. KIRCHOFF, KURT Honor Society 3,4; Basketball 2,3; Golf 2,3,4; District Latin Contest 2, State Latin Contest 2. KIRK, BETH Executive Board 2. Treasurer 2. KITSCH. STEVEN KNEBEL, PEGGY Cheer Bloc 2,3,4; Cheer Club 2,3,4; Kahoki 4, Kahokian 4, Personnel Editor 4; SDA 2,3,4; Thespians 2,3,4; 3rd place serious reading—Local Speech contest. KNECHT, PAT FTA 2,3,4; Cheer Bloc 2,3,4; Cheer Club 2,3,4; Hi-Tri 2,3,4, President 4; German Club 2,3,4. KOENIG, DEBBIE Student Council 4. KOSKIE, JOE KOZYAK, BOB KRAMER. JEANNE FTA 2,3,4; Cheer Bloc 2,3,4; Cheer Club 2,3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Office Aide 2,3,4; Tepee Council 2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Sergeant-at-arms 4; Girls State 3; Kahokian Sophomore Editor, Junior Editor; Student Council 2,3,4, Secretary 4. KRAUS, JOHN KRESS. RANDY KRUKOSKI, GARY Football 2,3; Tennis 2,3; Model Rocket Club 2. Kahokian 4, Kahoki 4. KUHLMAN, MARY KURTEK. ELMER LAKES. EVALEA Cheer Bloc 2,3; Cheer Club 2,3. LANCEY. VERNON LANE. SHIRLEY LANSING. SANDY Cheer Bloc 2,3,4; Cheer Club 2,3,4; Office Aide 4; P.E. Student Leader 4. LARSEN. CARL LASICH, BILL Honor Society 3,4; Bowling League 2. LAUER, DAVID LEMLER. MIKE LEWIS, BARBARA LEWIS, CAROLYN LEWIS, SUSAN LINTZENICH. CAROLINE Chorus 2,3,4, District Festival 2,3,4, Variety Show 2,3,4, Director 4. Chairman 3, Lead 3, Award 2. LOCANDRO, SUE Cheer Bloc 2,3,4; Cheer Club 2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4; P.E. Student Leader 4; Kahokian Staff 3; Student Council 2,3. LOCHMANN, BILL Chess Club 2; Monogram Club 3,4; Basketball 2; Track 2,3,4; Wrestling 3.4. LOCHMANN. JANIE FNC 2; Cheer Bloc 2.3.4; Cheer Club 2,3,4; College Club 2; Mu Alpha Theta Pledge 2, Member 3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; Student Council 3,4. LOCHMANN, KEITH LOCUS. JOHN LOGAN, JIMMIE LONGHI, DEBBIE LORSBACH, BRUCE German Club 2,3,4; Vice President 4; Wrestling 3; Band 2.3,4. 206 LOTT, HAROLD LOZICKI, URSULA Spanish Club 4. LYERLA. JON MALTER. MARY ANN FBLA 2; Cheer Bloc 3,4; Cheer Club 3,4; P.E. Student Leader 3,4. MANCINAS. STEVE MANGRAM, ROBERT MARCHIANDO, JEAN Mu Alpha Theta Pledge 3, Member 4; Chorus 2, Variety Show Accompanist 2; Spanish Club 3,4. MARLER, CONNIE MARTIN, VERNON Phi Epsilon 2,3,4; Honor Society 4; Science Club 2; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Cross Country 2,3,4, Co-Captain 4; Track 2,3,4; Illinois State Scholar 4. MASSA. ROBERT MASSEY. KATHY FBLA 2; Cheer Bloc 2,3,4; Cheer Club 2,3,4; Hi-Tri 2,3; Cheerleader 2; COOP Treasurer 4. MAY. EILEEN MAYES. JANE MAYES. LINDA FHA 2; Band 2,3. MC CANNA, MELISSA Camera 3,4, Vice President 4; Cheer Bloc 2,3,4; Cheer Club 2,3,4; Office Aide 3; Spanish Club 2; Student Council 2,3,4; District Convention 2.3.4. MC CARRY. JOHN MC CLANAHAN. DENNIS MC FADDEN, DAVE Cross Country 3; Wrestling 3; Band 2,3; Kahok Brave 3. MC FALL. DAN MC FALL. JIM Basketball 2,3; Football 2.4; Track 2. MC KENZIE, BRIGHTON FBLA 3.4, Vice President 4, FBLA State Convention 3. MC MAHON. CHRISTINE Cheer Bloc 2; Cheer Club 2; P.E. Student Leader 4; Kahoki Staff 3. MC MILLIN, MELANIE FNC 4; Cheer Bloc 4; Cheer Club 4; Hi-Tri 2; Chorus 2,3,4, Variety Show 2.3.4. MC NEISH, PATRICK MEADOWS, DAVE MENDEZ, DOLORES Spanish Club 2,3,4, Secretary 4; Hi-Tri 2; Mu Alpha Theta Pledge 3, Member 4. MESTEMACHER, MARLENE Phi Epsilon 2,4, Secretary 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Mu Alpha Theta Pledge 2, Member 4; Honor Society 4; P.E. Student Leader 4; Kahokian Staff 4. Business Manager 4; Band 2.4. District 4. MEWES, JEANNE MILES. BRENDA MILEY, CHRIS Cheer Bloc 2,4; Cheer Club 2,4. MILLER, GAREY Track 2. MILLER. MARILYN MILLER. ROBERT Monogram Club 4; Tennis 2,3,4. MILLER. WAYNE MINNIX. LITA MISSELHORN. KAREN MOLL. CRYSTAL MOORE, ANITA MOORE. MALCOLM Cheer Bloc 4; Cheer Club 4; College Club 2.3; Human Relations 3; Monogram Club 3,4; Football 2.3; Kahokian Staff 4; Student Council 3.4, State and District Convention 3, District Convention 4, District Workshop 3,4; Homecoming Co-Chairman 4; “The Devil and Tom Walker 2. MOORE. RICHARD MOORE, WENDY MOSES, JOHN MOTIEJAITIS. ELLEN FTA 3,4; FHA 2; Cheer Club 2; German Club 2; Honor Society 3.4. MUELLER, MARK Art Club 2,3. MUMPER, BONNIE MUSSO, KIM MYERS. SUSAN Cheer Bloc 3; Cheer Club 3; Hi-Tri 4; Phi Epsilon 2; Mu Alpha Theta Pledge 3, Member 4. NANCE, MIKE Ecological Action Committee 3. NEPUTE, LENORE NEUBAUER. MARK Creative Writing Club 2,4; Honor Society 3,4; Tepee Council 2,3; Kahoki Page Editor 3, Staff 4; SDA 2,3; Thespians 2,3,4, President 3; “Matchmaker” 2, “My Fair Lady” 3; First place-Local Speech Contest Original Monologue 2. NEVENNER, DENNIS Football 4; Wrestling 3; Student Council 3,4. NICHOLS, JOHN NICHOLSON. JOHN NICOL, MIKE NOCHTA, MIKE NORCOM, JOANNA Camera Club 3,4, Secretary 4; Phi Epsilon 2; Mu Alpha Theta Pledge 3, Member 4; Band 2,3,4, All District 4. All State 4, Ensembles 3,4, Nehly-bel Festival 4; Kahokian Staff 3. NORCOM. JONATHAN NORWINE, JERRY Art Club 2, Vice President 2; Tepee Council 4; Monogram Club 3; Tennis 2,3,4; Kahoki Staff 4. NOVERO. RON OBERKFELL, CHERYL FHA 2. O’CONNELL. MELANIE ODOM. DENNIS OGDEN. GARY OGLE, ALAN Football 2; DECA President 4, Area II Secretary 2. OHLENDORF, KATHY P.E. Student Leader 4. OLDANI, PAT Camera Club 4; Kahoki Staff 4; Kahokian Staff 4; Bowling Team 2,3. OLIVER, KATHLEEN FHA 2; Office Aide 4. OLIVER, SUSAN FHA 2,3; SDA 2.3; Thespians 3. OSTLE, JUDY Mu Alpha Theta Pledge 2, Member 3,4; Honor Society 3,4. OVERBY, LINDA Library Club 3; Chorus 2, Variety Show. 207 OWEN, NANCY FTA 3; Cheer Bloc 2,3,4; Cheer Club 2,3,4; Phi Epsilon 2,3,4, Secretary 3, President 4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Mu Alpha Theta Pledge 2. Member 3,4, Treasurer 4; Honor Society 3,4; P.E. Student Leader 4; Kahokian Staff 2, Organizations Editor 3. Senior Edi tor. Band 2,3,4, All County 2,3,4, All District 4, All State 4, Nehlybel Festival 4, Princess Kahok 4; District Latin Contest Superior 3, State Latin Contest 3, Chemistry lab assistant 3,4. Illinois State Scholar 4. PABST. MARSHA Library Club 3,4; Student Council 3,4. PACE, MIKE PACEWIC, JANET Art Club 2; FTA 2; Cheer Bloc 2; Cheer Club 2; College Club 3; Phi Epsilon 3: SDA 2; Debate Club 2. PATTERSON. FRANK PAUESICK, DAWN Art Club 2,4; Camera Club 4; Cheer Bloc 2; Cheer Club 2; College Club 2; Library Club 2. PAYNE. JUDY PECCOLA. BARRY Creative Writing 4; Kahoki Manager 4. PELLEGRIN, LUCIA Art Club 2; Cheer Bloc 2,3,4; Cheer Club 2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4. PELUDAT, GARY PENNY, SCOTT PEPPER, DOUG Football 2,3,4; Tennis 2,3,4. PERINO, PAT PETRAIT, ROBERT L. Camera Club 3; Wrestling 3,4. PETROFF, TOM PETTIT. CHARLEY PHEGLEY, DENNIS PHELPS, LOU ANN PITTMAN, DIANA Art Club 3; Library Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 4. POLACEK. DAN PONELEIT, WILLIAM R. Chess Club 2,3; Cheer Bloc 3,4; Cheer Club 3,4; College Club 2; Golf 2,4; Debate Club 3,4, Vice President 4; Varsity Debate Team 3,4; Student Council 3,4, District Convention 4, District Workshop 4. PORT. LINDA Creative Writing 3. POSTON, DOUG POVILAT. ANNETTE PRATER, JIM Monogram Club 3.4; Football 2,3; Track 2; Wrestling 3. PRATHER. GREG Tepee Council 2,3,4, President 4; Football 2,3. PRICE, STEVE PRYOR. RICKY PULLEN. KATHY RADAS, KEN RADER, RICHARD RAINEY. LAURA Cheer Bloc 2,4; Cheer Club 2,4; Kahokian Staff 2. RAMSEY, STEVE RANKIN, DOUGLAS RATZ, LINDA RAY, PEGGY REED. DONNA Cheer Bloc 3; Cheer Club 3; Audio Visual Club 2. REEVES, MARY REID. SANDY FHA 3,4, Treasurer 4; Library Club 3. REID, WILLIE German Club 2,3; Baseball 2; Basketball 2; Kahoki Staff 4. REILLY. TIM A. Football 2; Track 2,3,4. REIMLER, CHARLES RENSING, DAVE Monogram Club 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4, Sophomore Captain. RHODES. MARK RINEHART. ALAN RIVER, THOMAS Mu Alpha Theta 4. ROBERTS. NANCY Executive Board 2; Cheer Bloc 2,3; Cheer Club 2,3; Library Club 2; Kahokian 2, Junior Editor. Features Editor 4; Student Council 2,3,4; “Five for Bad Luck” 3. ROBINSON, STAN ROCCA. GARY Basketball 2.3; Track 2. RODGERS, CHARLES ROMEO, STEVE ROUGGLY. DAVID ROUX, GARRY RUSSELL, JANE Cheer Club 2,3,4; Kahokian Staff 4. RUSSELL. RODNEY SANTEN. JAMES SAUL, CLAUDIA SCHAEFER, JIM German Club 3,4, Treasurer 3,4; Science Club 3; Band 2,3; Debate Club 2. SCHMEDEMAN. TERRY SCHNAUS. GEORGE Basketball 2. SCHUCK, NANCY Library Club 3; P.E. Student Leader 4. SCHULTZE, LAURA FNC 2,3,4, Treasurer 4, Vice-President 2; Cheer Bloc 2,3; Cheer Club 2.3. SCHWAEGEL, JOE SCOWN, JOE SCURRY. SHEILA ANN Cheer Bloc 2; Mu Alpha Theta 2. SELF, ED SESSEM AN, TED Basketball 2; Wrestling 3. SHADOWEN. DAVE Chess Club 2.3, Vice-President 3; Mu Alpha Theta 2,3,4; Science Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 3, President 4; Band 2,3,4. SHADWICK, GARRY Band 2. SHADWICK. NANCY FTA 3,4; Cheer Bloc 3,4; Cheer Club 3,4; Band 2,3,4. SHAPIRO, ALAN R. Basketball 2,3,4; Football 2. SHAW, MELODY FTA 2,3; Cheer Bloc 2,3; Cheer Club 2,3; Kahoki Staff 3. SHELTON. JOHANNA L. German Club 2; Band 2,3,4. SHIMKUS, DOROTHY Honor Society 3,4; P.E. Student Leader 3,4; Student Council 2,3. 208 SIJ, PAUL Cross Country 2. SIMMONS, VICKIE SKELTON, RICHARD Monogram Club 2,3,4; Baseball Manager 2,3,4; Football Manager 2,3,4; Student Council 3,4. SMART, KATHI Art Club 2. SMITH. CINDY Executive Board 3,4, Secretary 4; Cheer Bloc 2,3,4; Cheer Club 2,3,4; Library Club 2; P.E. Student Leader 4; Kahokian Staff 2,3, Sports Editor 4; Student Council 2. SMITH. MIKE SMITH, BOB SOLOMAN, DAVID SOVA, GARY Cheer Bloc 4. SPENGLER, JOAN SPERINO, PAM FTA 3; Cheer Bloc 4; Cheer Club 4. SPLAINGARD, KENT Phi Epsilon 2.3; Mu Alpha Theta 3; Tennis 2,3,4. STAHURA. JOHN Camera Club 2,3,4, Secretary 3, Treasurer 4; Audio Visual 2,3,4; Kahoki Staff 2,3,4; Kahokian Staff 2,3. STARZYK. TONY STEFFEN. DONALD STELLRECHT. MARCY Cheer Club 4; Cheer Bloc 4; Library Club 2; P.E. Student Leader 4. STEPHENS. KATHY STEPHENSON. SUE STEWART. JAMES STOWERS. SHERRY STOCKLEY, ROBERT STRONG. LAWRENCE D. STRUBINGER. DEANNA Office Aide 4; P.E. Student Leader 4. SUHRE. NADINE FNC 2,3; Chorus 2,3,4. SULLIVAN. WES SUMMY, DAVID SUPPIGER, JUDY FTA 3,4; Cheer Bloc 2,3,4; Cheer Club 2.3.4, Treasurer 3, President 4; Honor Society 3,4; Office Aide 3; P.E. Student Leader 4; Student Council 2,3,4, District Convention 3,4. SUTTON, JOYCE Band 2,3. SWIFT. EUGENE SWITZER. KENNA TALBERT, DEBRA J. FBLA 4; FHA 4; Cheer Club 4; Cheer Bloc 4; Band 2,3. TALLEY, LINDA TAMBURELLO, DONNA FBLA 3. TAYLOR, DEBBIE TAYLOR, KATHY TAYLOR. PEARL TEMPLEMAN, DAVID TERRY, CHRIS FTA 3; Cheer Bloc 2; Cheer Club 2; College Club 3; Kahoki Staff 4. THEODORAKIS, DEAN Cheer Club 4; Cheer Bloc 4; Mu Alpha Theta Pledge 4; Honor Society 3,4; Kahokian Staff 4; Hazelwood H.S. Spanish Club 2; Dramatics 2, “Oklahoma , “The Doctor in Spite of Himself’, “Lottery”. THIEL. ROBERT THOMAS, SANDY Cheer Bloc 2,3,4; Cheer Club 2,3,4; College Club 2; Library Club 3; Kahokian Organization Editor 4; Student Council 4. THOMPSON, KAREN FBLA 4; Chorus Variety Show 2. THORPE. BILL Monogram Club 3,4; Baseball 3.4; Basketball 2; Football 2,3,4. THROM. PHILIP Wrestling 3. TITCHENAL. ROD Band 2,3,4, Ensembles 3,4. TOENNIES, ALEX TOGNARELLI, MIKE TOOHEY, JOHN A. Creative Writing 3,4; German Club 2.3.4, President 4, Treasurer 3, Science Club 2; Kahoki Staff 3,4; Band 2.3.4, All County 3,4, All District 4, All State 4, Ensembles 3,4, Student Director 3,4; St. Louis Symphony Youth Orchestra. TORREZ, YOLANDA TOSI, ELIZABETH Cheer Bloc 2,3,4; Cheer Club 2,3,4; Office Aide 3,4. TUCKER, TOM TURNBULL. SUE FTA 3,4; Cheer Bloc 4; Cheer Club 4; College Club 3; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; Tepee Council 4; Student Council 4; NEDT Award 2. UPDEGRAFF. DONNA Mu Alpha Theta Pledge 3, Member 4; Student Council 2. VALLERO. DANIEL Spanish Club 2. VAN DYKE, DEAN Baseball 2,3,4. VERSTEEGT, RICK VINCENT. PATRICIA VINCENT. BOB VIVIANO, MIKE FBLA 2; Cheer Club 4. VIVIANO, PHYLLIS Library Club 3; Student Council 2.3. VOELKER, LINDA FTA 2,4; Cheer Bloc 2,3; Cheer Club 2,3; P.E. Student Leader 4. WAGENER. GLENN WAGONER, KATHY Variety Show 2,3. WALDRON. JEANETTE WALKER. PATTY Cheer Club 2; Office Aide 4; Tepee Council 2; Student Council 2.4. WALLACE. CHARLES German Club 3; Band 2,3. Ensemble 3. WARFIELD. JEFF WATERMAN, BRIAN Phi Epsilon 2; Cross Country 2; State Latin Contest 2; District Latin Contest 2. WATSON. CAROLYN WEBB. DON WEBER, KATHY Office Aide 4; P.E. Student Leader 4. WEDESKY, KATHLEEN P.E. Student Leader 3,4. WEIBLE, NANCY Cheer Bloc 2,3,4; Cheer Club 2,3,4; Office Aide 4; Tepee Council 2,3,4, Secretary 4; P.E. Student Leader 4; Student Council 2,3,4, Parliamentarian 4; District Convention 2,3,4, State Workshop 4, May Dance Co-chairman 4. 209 WEISS. CHRIS WEISSERT, JOE WELLE. MIKE Wrestling 3. WELLS. NANCY Art Club 4. WENZEL. ROBERT Audio Visual 3.4. WEPKING. GWENDELYN Art Club 3. WERSCHING. CHARLOTTE WESSEL. CHYREL FTA 4; Library Club 4; Chorus 2,3,4, District Chorus 4. Variety Show 2,3,4. WESTLAKE, STEPHEN WHALEY, RICHARD German Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 3; Science Club 2; Band 2,3.4, All County 2,3,4. WHITTINGTON, MIKE WILHELM, MARY WILKINSON, DENNIS WILLE, BOB WILLETT, DAVE Baseball 2; Basketball 2; Student Council 4. WILLIAMS. DEBBIE A. Library 2.3; Chorus 3, Variety Show 3. WILLIAMS. MIKE WILLIAMS, PAMELA WILLIAMS, WILMA WILSON, DEBBIE A. Library Club 2,3; Chorus 2, Variety Show 2. WILSON, KATHY WINTERS, DALE WISE, GARY Student Council 2. WOLFE. BOB WOOD. JOHNNIE L. Audio Visual 2,3,4, President 4. WOODRING, PAM Cheer Bloc 4; Cheer Club 4; College Club 3; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; Honor Society 3,4, Treasurer 4; P.E. Student Leader 3,4; Kahokian 3. Feature Editor 4; Student Council 2,3,4. WOOSLEY, RICK WRIGHT. KAREN WRIGHT, LEE WRIGLEY, ELON FHA 2; Band 2,3,4, Ensemble 3. WRIGLEY, KERRY WRIGLEY, NANCY LYNN Cheer Bloc 3; Cheer Club 3. WROBEL CHERYL Cheer Bloc 2,3,4; Cheer Club 2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Student Council 3,4. ZAMBALDI, PATTI Art Club 2,3; FTA 3; Cheer Bloc 2,3; Cheer Club 2,3; College Club 3; Office Aide 2,4; Kahokian 3; Phi Epsilon 3. ZELGEWICZ. WANDA FTA 3,4; Cheer Club 2,3,4; Cheer Bloc 2,3,4; Band 2,3,4. ZINKE, KIM Chess Club 2; Quill and Scroll 4; Kahoki Staff 3, Editor 4; Journalism Scholarship Recipient 3. ZORBRIST. PAULA JEAN FHA 2; Cheer Club 2; Office Aide 2; Library Club 2; Variety Show 2,3. 210 i nlor” col lo lcito pro«