Cahokia High School - Cahochron Yearbook (Cahokia, IL)

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Top row: Larry Torry, Lilburn Mudd, Bob Schmidt, Bob Verbeck, Shirley Newton, Dorothy Schwegler, Ronnie Sauget. Bottom row: Tim Stewart, Buddy Pennock, Jock Sams, Chuck Smith, Roy Lavern Morrison, Skipp Raeber, Kay Willis, Winnie Van Hauss, Mees, Don Talbott. Middle row: Bonnie Poston, Louise Phelps, Alberta Zimmerman, Rupert Potter, Bill Meldrum. Shirley Whittaker, Yvonne Thomas, Norma Miller, Pat Rachell, Thc Sophomorcs started school with one important datc in mind - that datc was Svptciiilvcr 30, initiation P p Day, They took lots of kidding and some studvnts tn wcrc actually frightened, hut thc day proved very on successful, Tho many rulcs and various ohligations had hccn lcarncd thoroughly. llowcvcr, thcrc wcru many pcnaltics given, The highlights of thc whole Top row: Darrell Armistead, James Baker, Helen Buxton, Nancy Anglim. Bottom row: Jolene Bailey, Nancy Brooks, Peggy Bow- Davis, Lorraine Ellis, Clara Ellis, Charles Coleman, Bill Garrett. lin, Carlyene Carrow, Betty Byrd, Carol Bryan, Barbara Dolecki, Middle row: Gail Byrd, Jesse Dixon, Peggy Davidson, Kenny Marie Allbright. Eugea, Richard Avett, Janet Eversmeyer, Lois Bellm, Betsy l..t 22

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affair were the bonfire Cin which Skip Raeber's legs were made famousl and the Initiation Hop. The soph- omores were very proud that they had joined the tribe as full-fledged Comanche Scouts, Now that they were official high-school students, the Scouts could enjoy the privilege of attending any dance or game with the upperclassmen. There were the many clubs that they were now in the position to join. They could be in senior-high band. They Top row: John Grimsley, Larry Hall, Jim Growe, Gene Lorenl- zen, Mancil McCluskley, Gary Hopp, Dorman Lough, Gerald Geppart, Charles Goersch. Middle row: Janet Kronk, Joan Grab, Vickie Grider, Marilyn Gisher, Marian Lorenze, Marian work at such trivial matters as Subjects, Their favorite, of course, was Biology. Turning on the gas and using the experimental basins and faucets for drinking water were about the two most important things learned by the students, Even though they had to arise an hour earlier be- cause they were in senior high, the sophomore scouts didn't mind. They lived a happy year with wonderful things always popping, Kasten, Betty Long, Mary Ellen Mayer. Bottom row: James Mangrum, Carol Jakowski, Ellen Marshall, John Hawkins, Jo Ann Hulson, Beverly Harrison, Leo Hochsfatter. were quite thrilled with their first big dance - the Homecoming Dance. One of the funniest sophomore days came when the girls were initiated into G.A.A, There were many different costumes, and many peopleis finances were lessened after having their pockets drained by the new C.A.A.iers. Besides the many activities in which the sopho- mores participated, the students found they had to Scouts get initiated: Dale Rachel, presidentg Nancy Brooks, secretary-treasurerg Cliugene Jung, vice- presi- dent, not in pictureb.