Cahokia High School - Cahochron Yearbook (Cahokia, IL)

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Linder the supervision ol' Mr. Sachs. Nlrs. lilncla. and Mr. llinson, the Student Council has liritl ai very successful year. johnny liohzinnon served in the en paucity of President and wus the L'ouncil's driving force. The Council sponsored the l loinecoining parade und dance, und they zignin had the March ol' Dimes con test. They helped organize the -lunior Iligli Student Council. 'lihc lmsketlmll season opened with the dedication of the newly finished gL'lllI1LlSlLll1l. 'lihe Council wus in chzirge ol' the ceremonies. By selling pencils, pennzints. :ind einlxlenis, the Student Council was nlvle to send delegates to the Stzlte Student founcil Convention nt fliieaigo in April. Vlihese uchieveinents ol' the Student L'ouncil were accomplished with one thought in mind 'to lvenelit the students whom the tnenihers represent. Johnny Bohannon, President, Leonard Bohannon, Vice-President, Justine Jones, Secretary-Treasurer, Mr. Sachs, Sponsor. nwmv that the meeting lu' llll'0lll'lll'l, Standing: Mr. Sachs, Gene Botson, Bridget Monterusso, Bob Wakefield, Perry Taylor, Mrs. Black, Larry Morice, Mr. Hinson. Talbott, Carol Keeney, Bob Remelius, Gene Vogt, Jimmy Sitting: Dorothy Patrick, Justine Jones, Johnny Bohannon, Gandy, Bob Edmondson, Melva Gischer, Charlie Groves, Dorma Leonard Bohanon, Myra Thompson. fx

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It's not all work sometimes we play Can I join the chorus, Be in every clubg Can I play on the team, Even if its just as a sub? IIere's hoping rm invited To every single dance School at CCHS will give me the chance!

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oday 's I luuull J ay: be sure to get g our 1-andy llan'e you linished your write-ups yet? These were lizuniliau' words to the stall' als they entered the C'.flllOf'IlllON meetings every XVCCll1L'Sll2ly night :liter sehool. hlunehing Cillltly. the stall' worked liuri' ously to complete overdue copy. Ol' eourse. there wus lun mixed with the work. l'..SltL'L'lAlllhi en-ioyallvle were the times when Miss hlnsten would ezrll staill' Iuenihers lroni elzrsses to help the I3ll1li4lgl'2IltlN'l' or Mr. Sluder would tnlie il lew students on xr Ullllllti to sell advertising. Annual sales increased rapidly when the stall' nn- nouneed thin anyone holding ai dated receipt would lie Allllltliltil lree to at nmsked llallloween party. ffl- IIOVIIRON sales in senior high were elose to llltl per Cent. 'l'he stalll' worked in the evenings, alter school, dur- ing sehool, :ind on Snturnlzws to lll1lliL' this the lrest ' - - 1 v 1 nnnuarl possllxle lor the students ol C,.l-l lb. Standing: Edith Tripp, Dorma Wakefield, Ruth Enteman, Norma Wakefield, Melva Gischer, Bob Edmondson, Gene Vogt, Bob Remelius, Bob O'Dell, Justine Jones, Mr. Sluder, Miss Masten. Standing: Managing Editor, Justine Jones, Junior High Editor Marilyn Tyler. Seated: Co-Editors, Dorothy Patrick and Carol Keeney, Business Manager, Bob Wheeler. Sitting: Beverly Ammon, Janet Wheatley, June Ann Reiss, Carol Keeney, Dorothy Patrick, Patsy Smith, Marilyn Tyler, Shirley Baur. -by gin- ...r