Cahokia High School - Cahochron Yearbook (Cahokia, IL)

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Top row: Janet Bollinger, Roger Hoffman, JoAnn Eugen, Ronnie Sudberry, .loan Vogt, Thelma Vinson, Dana Shaffer, Loretta Smith, Doris Rushing, Billy Rodgers, Dorothy Walts Schuette, Swafford, Bobby Stanka, Ruth Ann Steele, Thelma Willis, Larry Rosson. 3rd row: Charlotte Thompson, Mariorie Wild, Martha Wright. Bottom row, Larry Tolbird, Jean White, Eddie Richard Townsend, Joe Westfall, Mary Wood, Gene Rice, Walker, Charlene Starks, Jim Petterson, Nancy Wheeler, Ronald Betty Striler, Perry Taylor. 2nd row: Patsy Robinson, Bobby Steinhardt, Kent Patrick. School lile was quite dillerent lor the sophomores. 'lvhe huilding was nearing completion. hlainy ol' the jokes :ind dillieulties ol, the iirst year had almost been forgotten. 'l'he old eow hell still rimg out merrily over ii new, modernistie inter-eominuniczition system. Otherwise. the school in its second year had grown np, just ns the students in their seeond year had grown up. lhe students liound they had more privileges as sophomores, hut they took ull these in their stride. 'l'hey applied themselves to the study ol' hug-ology. world history. :ind lfnglish. l he solihoinores one hig L'XIl'.l'CLll'I'lL'lllAlI' iietiyity lor the yeair nuts gin iillfsehool dimee in the spring. Sinee the damee was held on hlaireh l-l, it followed the theme ol' St. l'zitriek's Day. The gym wus deco- rzited in green :ind white with gi setting in the middle ol' the floor. Carlos Co:naieho's orchestral lurnished the musie lor the drineing. lhe sophomore elaiss perl'ormed yairious seryiees lor the school, 'l'wenty-l'our sophomores were ehosen to serye the upperelzissinen rind faculty zit the junior- senior prom in hlaiy. Bob Edmondson, Student Council Representative, Mr. McCon- nell, Sponsor, Mr. Wilson, Sponsor, larry Morice, Vice-Presi- dent, Margie DeBourge, Secretary, Jim Petterson, President

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Top row: Nancy Brooks, Darrell Armislead, Gail Byrd, Charles Coleman, Betty Byrd, John Borders, Betsy Anglim, Barbara Dolecki. 2nd row: Miss Huffman, Helen Buxton, Peggy Bowlin, Marvin Davidson, Janet Cooper, Raymond Bertrand, Lois Bellm, Miss Hold- oway. Bottom row: Jessie Dixon, Peggy Davidson, Carrol Bryan, Carlyene Carrow, Nancy Davis, Marie Allbright. Top row: leo Hochstatter, Beverly Harrison, Gary Hopp, Dorothy Harmon, Johnnie Hawkins, Janet Eversmeyer, Johnny Grimsley, Jo Anne Hutson, Edmund Gerlach. 2nd row: Louise Fisher, Bill Harris, Marilyn Gischer, James Growe, Vicky Grider, Kenneth Eugea, Lorane Ellis, Robert Huffman, Clara Ellis. Bottom row: Glenda Holder, Gerald Geppert, Carol Jakowski, Charles Goersch, Joan Grab, Larry Hall. Grade nine doesn gt dig that crazy lingo 22 On the first day of school one group ol' students stepped off the hus with reluctance. They were dis- gusted-thcy were still junior-high kids. Alter at few weeks of complaining to one another, they decided the system wusn't so had after all. They l'oLmd they had ll hctter chamce to participate in the sports: they elected their own student council: choose cheerleaders: