Cahokia High School - Cahochron Yearbook (Cahokia, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1955 volume:

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Louis IL VOLUME IV LINOIS In this liourtli annual yearbook is reeorded your story - your record of living and learning at Cahokia Commonfields. Witli pride we present this Cahochron to be used as a sentimental keepsake and as an historical doeunierw ,,,,, 1 ,-, .- . J:,J,...,--, y -'- - ,Ag '?'1?'2 -rJQQ?'9 'f'H, - 1. ,-.,Q--7 ...-- F ..,. ,.-L, .QM-.-W . , , 1. fr-1, V., 1 J. f f I l 1 'n f e pi ozwlly pi ecemt ililiis l'L'2ll'l3UOli was L'l'L'2llCLl to l7Ul'fl'1lB' llic lives ul' llic Cmnaiiiclics ol' l9'5-PSS. Uui' only IULIVPUSL' was to nccLll'z1tUly rcumxl in Ll plcnsing Elllll ll1lCI'L'SllI1g IIILIIIHCI' tlicir ziccumplislimcnts, cmlca1x'u1's, mriuls. uml trilmulaitiuns. NVQ cinplmsifccl tlic aictivilics ol' nhl- upper clzlsscs in tlic lnclicl' Llizit tlic youngci' stuclcnls will Iiiml grcurcr joy in tliciz' lntcr liiglifscliool ycurs il' tlicrc zirc still ncxx' cxpcricm'cs opciiing lw lore tlicm. VVitl1 tlicsc iclcus dominant, wc give you lim' your plum sure tocluy uml lor your rcminiscing tm11oi'mw, tlw story ol' your ccluczition us ai Coinuncliu. ahokioz COMMONFIELDS Cn-Editors - Bos EDMUNDSUN, BOB CYDELL Managing Editors - NURMA Buns, IQANN LORENZE. LARRY ix10RICE Faculty Adviser - Miss IONA IVIASTEN Lunwmt and ffwzgnzving Mn. HARRY SVVAIN, Central Engraving Co. - Mn. NCBRBIAN SEMMELROTH. Printing Record Printing and Advertising Co. D ' - - - MR. Lou AIILLMAN, I lzrltrzgrizplq Vincent Price Studio lglqrgul ,1 1 , M, , J r ij! ' l WEHQNOR HIC fil l Ast fozu'-yum' llL'LlI X ' lwlxiu C'mulm1 ' . 5 n lwssvcl ilu' sulling ul 'mum V953 gfllillldllllg class. 'llu' V755 C11l1m'll1'm1 ix lvlulul lllL'lI' k'klllL'JllllI1 QII C11 nliiulclx l livll Nuluzul. SL'I1lUl'5 ul' V755 lx' H' 1 ll1L'll' l1ivl1 sk-Iuml L'LlI'L'k'l' IH llmc lull ul WWI. ilw sim Q X lllis class lm mal lIc'L'n's f Ill tlu' tluvc L'l2l88L'S l5l'L'L'L'LlII1g ll: il lm not l1L'L'L'SS1II'llf prmlllcul .1 f 'lllL'I' numlncr ul' UllISl.ll1Ll inv siumlcnlsz lull lms xxil nlcnls llllll will lwc Ilwllmxul llc' lllL'I'0l'lll'L''lvL'L'l il is lil K cillllfl ulzmlz In ilu' lI1k'I11lJUI'N ul ilu' ln their lreshman year, the class ol' 1955 wit- ncssetl the huiltling ol' Caholtia. They well re- memher the classes they attentlecl 4 not in classrooms ltut in school hussesl Familiar to them were the soumls ol construction. ln this vear the class saw the lormation ol' cluhs-with every cluh requiring a name. They hacl a part in choosing school colors, song, and nicltname, ln their sophomore year, thc class sponsorecl a St. l'at's Dance in the new gymnasium. llah- its ol' good sportsmanship and courtesy towartl visitors were heing clevelopetl in that gym. ln their junior year the class gave a luanquct anal prom, which hy now were expectccl aliliairs. foinanchc llops anal various other social liuncf tions were expectecl events, also. ln l954f55 there were still a lvcw aclclitions t r the tJIQLIHil2lllllI1S4SIlll a lew liirsts. I lowever, 'Aik K 5 mdmtes ssks OF CAHOKIA many precetlents haul now hecn sct: much was now estahlishccl routine. 'llhe class consitlerctl as trathtion, Slap Day ancl lormal Q1'LlClLlLlilOl1 programs lroin the print shop. ,Q Qi' 2 i r,....,........ we We 1' Mrs. Helen Vogt, Miss Johann Upchurch, Miss Cora May McConnell, Mrs. Verene Bess. 6 Standing: Charles Bollinger, Maurice Jerome. Seated: lrci Mounce, Phil Struense, Howard Bomon, attorney, Paul Gregory, president, Harold Anglim, secretary, Harold Dashner, township treasurer, Leo Dickerson. our board works constantly to improve cahokia rlilie zilillziirs til' District H47 :ire pliinnetl gmcl um- trulletl lay the limirtl ul' litlueziticm. 'liliese men give Al great :mwunt ui' tlleir time to our pmlnlems in edu- eutitm. 'lilieir iitllliiiiistmtiuit luis lween one ol' genial judgement. i'2llfi1i'I.IlI'lL'SS to duty. aiml nmlvititm lor progress ul' Czilmkiii Ctiiiiiiiunlieltls. 'lieleplmne ringing, PA system lauuing, typewriter eliciting, euins iingling, pen seraiteliing. feet sltullling. amd l'm sorry, Mr. Kneelit is lmusy nuw 4tltese ure unly ai lew ol' tlie smmcls that ure reem'clecl tliiily :it the ullnllywtmcl :mtl Vine ul' Cnliukiai lligli Selwol. ln this center ul' iietivity, tlie ulliee girls quietly :incl efficiently perfurni tasks tlint eniilwle us to liiive ai smrnitlily nperzitetl selimil. 'lhe administrative side of Cahokia lligh School is well taken care of by four men of integrity and hard work. These men are leaders of whom we are truly proud. They make their ideals real hy showing the students the value of work, high ambitions, and good citizenship. Everyone is familiar with the signature NVVV. Knecht written on a hlue slip of paper and a cheerful voiee saying Good hlorningzi' everyone recognizes a short in- dividual with a hurr haircut and a ready smilcz almost all have seen a tall, nicely' dressed gentleman walking down our halls: and all have had contaet with a man who works whole-hcartedly to make our school a good place in whieh to live. llowevcr, little known to us are these same men of field and stream, Mr. Kneeht, with his second family Lucky and llappy, would not mind having an extra 'liuesday in every week for his hunt- ing. hlr. Brien, another hunting enthusi- ast. can spin many a tall yarn about fish- ing. hlr. Rodemicli, an admirer of all sports. also prefers his gun. hlr. hlalinsky. the relmel, sticks to golf as his top liolmhy. Mr. Knecht if Seated. Mr. Aaron Brien, superintendent: Mr. Eugene Rodemich, cur riculum co-ordinctor. Standing: Mr. William Malinsky, assistant prin cipalg Mr. Waller W. Knechl, principal and assistant superinendenf our administrators rate A for performance Mr. Rodemich Happy and Lucky Mr. Brien Mr Malinsky ,... 1 elders, elders. everywhere - Mus. llfxziar, Sllllllill, lloinemnlcing Plan ulieual. Miss lNlAllIli Mosisv. Girls' l'.l2., Cl.A.rX.. Cheerleaders lfrerylrmlry get up mul rlmzee. Mn. Blu. Coiirmiavuii. Instrumental Musie Moxuix to NIU. Mn. llouizii xvlI.SON' Drawing, Metal, lnclustrizil Arts You slmiilzl lie ml l'lule C2 lm' llflllll Now, lel's don'l oct like childrenl Mn. cillAlll.l1S llliA'l'll, llovs' P.li., llnsketlmll. Truck, l7ooth1ill Assistant 1 Pielz. up your towels. Mn. lfnwfmn Srumau, Bookkeeping, Cen. Bus., Ol'- liee Clerieall, Classy f'UlllIL'll Ring. fil1l10Clll'Oll, Quill and Scroll. All right, le1'x lmve it quiet in liere. Mn. RALPH Lui, Voenl Musie, jr. lligh Chorus flood morning, lmys mul girls. Mn. ciLAllliNCli cil,AY'l'ON, 8th Crude llomeroonm See me nl llll' llrezik. MR. lllciiifxiilm ili0XN'NSliNlJ, Ir. Seienee Cvlll out tlle 'wk-yuh, Mn. Crvma l.ian.ieii, jr. Seienee, llr. Muthemnties Never mind, I'll :lo it. Miss Mfxniai, llllFFMAN, English Ill, English IV. fillllllfll lling, lDl'1llll1lflL'S, Quill and Scroll lllllllL'LlllllL'lY1', if not lnefore. 3, Xvxglgaq Time out for coffee Mu. l'uu,lv Mc:CAu'rux', l.ihr.1ri:in, llonor Society I'lI see you Hex! Septemlfer. I ln'-tg your pmltling. . Mu. lznwfmn x'VIll'I'Ii' 9th Clranle llomeroo ,J ll U Cer lg 'rlcl K .sw . WVU, bfmcl Miss liN0l.A SIIEAIXER. 7th Clriule llonieroom AIM Mn. lhvin QiAIll.1Sl,li, Vllorltl llistory, Footlaoll, liaise- lmll, lizisltetlmll Assistant, Sophomore Cluss Give llinl ti liumlfllial. Mus. Mirmuin LANE, Gen. Math., lr. Math. l'1it your zlexk in the llull. Mus. iXlAR.lUlllli l.ouAN, jr. Girls' Roekettes, ci.lX.lX.,.ll', Cheerleuclers. lncliun lhneers Vlfell, il's up to you girls now. Mus. linuim VVoonuoME. lloinemziking, F.ll.zX. lVe slioulil lmre un l5.ll,!l. meeting. Mn. l.liuov SACIIS, Adv. Algebra, Plain Geometry. Algelmru, lrigonoinetry, Student Couneil lf 'yon're remlly to ,my attention. l'm really to teueli. Walch lhe wcistlinel Mn. PAUL l.oNoiaNuALlc:il, 7th Oracle llomeroom lieml over. Mn. jim lfnorxnw, jr. Seienee, Chemistry. Physies. 7th uncl Sth llaiselmll. Sth :incl oth Basketball l'urtlrm me ull to pieces. Mn. AIITIILIR IliNsoN, Biology, slr. Class Youll get un lf for tlmf. ix -. I 3:5-:L FFS-Q in the halls, on the stairs MISS lVlAlXIE CRESSEL, Gen. Bus., Sec. Practice, Perf sonal Typing, Sophomore Class Throw away your gum. MR. EDWARD RUDDY, Guidance, Adult Education I can see the reason why ti student would do tlmt. MRS. CATHERINE BLACK, English Il, Latin, Ir. Class. Dramatics For only two cents in Mexico, you can . . . MR. B, H. FRANKLIN, Printing, Vkloodworlting Yeah, now let's see. Are you sure you can spell? lxlll. RIOIIARD BROWN, 9th Grade llomeroom lklllgll I sailed witlz Aduzirul Byrd . . . MISS l'lELEN IIUFFTWAN, 9th Grade llomeroom, Ulr. Student Council Youll better get to work now. MR. FRANK LORTON, Gcncral Science, Cross Gountry Come on now boys, run! MISS l'lELEN IDUNN, Adv. Soc. Studies, English l, Everyday English, 7th English Do l lzear somelvody talking? lxlll. VVILLIAIXI SNODUHASS, Vlloodworking. lndustrial Arts, D.O. Vlfell, l'll tell ya'. MR. ARTHUR VVOLEE, Algebra, jr. Mathematics, 7th and 8th Football, Basketball, and Track Lets go now, boys, MR. CHARLES lNlAYER, English ll, French, Dramatics Nllieu we lzave kids, we have kids. Proud New Poppos MR. ROBERT CAVITT, Algebra, Gen. Math., jr. Math. You want to take a little walk with me? MR. EDWARD VVIRTH, jr. High Band Did I ever tell you the joke about the preacher? hlR. CARL DILLOW, Jr. Boys' P.E,, 9th Football. Bas- kethall, and Track Vlflien l blow this whistle . . , MR. FRANK lJAN1ELS, Band, Vocal Music 'l'lIat's real nice. MR. JOE KONYA, Metal, Drawing, Industrial Arts Oli, tlzose good old days at flt1l'l70lIlllllL'. MISS lxlARY ANN HOLDOWAY, 8th Grade llolneroom Keep it down to zz low roar. MRS. ANN PIUNIG, Homcmaking, Art, F.ll.A. Really? Oli, youre kidding. We're off! MR. JOHN KENNEDX', Rrh Grade lloincrooin, Assistant Jr. High Coach Come on now, get the lmll. lxlfl. lJENVER LOGAN, Am. llistory, XN'orld llistory, Sr. Class, F.Pl'.A., Visual Aids flliipl Cllipl Chip! MISS IONA lx'lASTEN, Shorthand, Typing, Cfolmelzroiz Quill and Scroll Stop typing and listen. MRS. IJAISY KENNEDY, 7th Grade llomerooin Oli, my goodness! MRS. JEAN ANN LIPCHURCH, Art, llr, Class l..et's settle down now. Bring on t Distillation Put that s Silly, mm' classes are first and Education is lirst nml liorcmost at our school. Fivc cluys catch wcck, from cight to thrcc or ninc to Four, wc arc lmusily cngugccl in thc acquiring of lmowlcclgc. he Cartoons! Activitics :tml claisscs work l1AlI1Cl'lll'll2llRl in our school systcm. English is ai main linc- tor in thc journalism cluhs-thc Citilzoclzrou amcl f'o1mcil Ring. llomcmailiing alicls tht- girls in F.Il.A. zmcl both nrc cnvawccl in thc 5 5 cclucution ol goocl l10ll1L'lll2lliCI'S. llxc shops-- print, mctul, wood, nml gcncrail - put thc hoys onc stcp nhczul in training lor rlmcir vocation. lxflilllt' of the girls long for rlw cluv thcy will rcccivc thc rirlc ol' I'll'lX'1lfL' sccrc- really is very simple! tary. 'lirnining for husincss comcs through thc gcncrul husincssv luookkccping. sliorthuml, typing, officc clerical, imcl sccrctzirinl train' ing clusscs. lhosc ol, us sccliing collcgulwclu courscs strugglc through chcmistry, physics, trigonomctry, liorcign lzmguugcs. amml linglisli lV. Vllhc songhircls among us olatuin mcmf hcrsliip in onc, ll licw, or all scvcn ol' our musical organizations. For huclcling zirtists. thcrc urc rho mamy urt clalsscs. llcsimlcs thc leeve in the arm-hole - not the neck! aictivitics and clnsscs wc choosc, wc tnlac thc traditional rcquirccl suhjccts-somc history. somc scicncc, somc mzith. amcl much llnglish. All rho suhjccts arc cnlivcnctl with liiclcl trips, movics, anal lccturcs, Gym is onc ol thc suhjccts wc I'1lIL' us tops. Gym is thc s not c dog, it's u horsel foremost at Cahokia term given to eo-recreation, health classes, and team activities. Two other hours we look forward to are known as study hall and noon. During study hall hour we always WhcI's the brief form? hope that there will he an opportunity to catch up on the latest news or to have a little snooze. llowever, our superiors very seldom forget that first word-study. At noontime, if we don't have a meeting, we rush pell-mell to get in line for lunch. After a heartv lunch, we divide our time in many ways-dancing. basketball practice, loafing. flirting. or studying. C-A-ll-U-K-I-A, Yea, Caholtial 'lihese words continually ring in Where does the obiect go? our ears. Pep assemblies tune our voices lior the strenuous workouts they receive at games. Besides pep assemblies, manv assem- lmlies are written and produced luv the stu- dents. ln the evening, the children of Calioliia Commonfields have some outstanding experi- ences to relate concerning their education. Susan, an eighth grader, cut her wood for , a whatnotg her cousin, Charles, helnmed an Prove tho! apron: Don, a sophomore, had fun cutting up a slimv earthworin for a squeamish girl: Alice. the sophisticated senior, left her sec- retarial training class earlv to applv for a stenographers position. It is indeed a privilege to receive our edu- cation in llistrict l87l Iheorem! If works better if you turn if on! O1UlC it icvlom at Q STUDY, STUDY, STUDY Classes at Caholxia are pleasant places ol' learning, made enjoyahle by mutual respeet ol' student and teaeher. The friendly and eooperative attitudes are trade-marks ol' our sehool. Building ol' eharaeter is a main Purpose ol' edueation. From junior high through the senior elass eaeh student at Caholxia has the ehanee to grow and develop into a useful individual. Seventh graders daily study the 'lihree Rs ln the eighth grade a regular eourse ol' study is followed, ineluding English and llistory. The freshmen lind algehra intriguinggespeeially the ratios and lirae- tions. By the sophomore year, hiology is the thing. Vllhat eould he more en-ioyahle right alter luneh than earving a worm? Juniors are es- pecially fond of typing, shorthand, and American History reports. The superior seniors l'eel that hooldteeping, ehemistry, and English lV are xvorthxvhile eourses. All the elasses enjoy l'.ll., study hall, and noon hour. ln addition to the required aeademie suhjeets, there are alfl elasses lor the artistieally inelined, wood and metal shop lor the huilder, husi- ness elasses I'or typing and shorthand fiends, and liomemalging for luture wives. Many hooks are used hy the Comanehesg hut, no douht, the one Illill liept 2ll1Ll tlAC2lSl.ll'CCl lTl30VC llll thi' c:llIIUC.'IIT'Ull. rlillfn lllk' PZISCN to see the laees that will alxvavs remain in vour memories. V. , , S Q 3 rs Q:-, .,. ,V NW,,,,.A Q , , 'S now we've reached our final year - XXX-. mln- Seniors lil' W55, :irc prnucl to lu' ulmlc to stty tlmt wt' :tru ll liirste-thc liirst class to zittcncl Cu- lmliiai cillIlllllllllliiL'lllS lliglm St-lwnl lim' liuur VL'iII'S. As wc' lucilx lmaiclx into ciur l.l'L'Slllllill1 ycur, wc scc .ig.1in llii' huge' unliinisltctl lnuilcling, ilu- lineup nl' nt-w ll'2lk'lll'I'5. ilu- shcvts ul' unl'zuniliur rulcs uncl rcguf lntiuns. Nut until nur siilvlmiiiiioim' your were wc truly lillllllllll' with high scliunl ruutinc. Nut until then wcru wi' iililt- tri mkt- un zlctivc part in ululus and activities. ln nur junior yviir, wc lmtl ilu- usual right ainzl rc- slmnsilmiliti' giwn to junim's-V-tlu' planning amcl giving nl' tl pruiu. ln our senior ycnr wc were milton frusf trntvtl lu-uitisc wt- liiitl tim much to ilu. VH- lliunil thfit with tlu' liuliui' nl' living it scniur wcnt tht- rc'- lIlIll'k'lllk'lllS lil' .1 svninr ftlw iwsputisilvility lint' ilu- run' ning ul' clulvs, tht' alirccting ul' zictivitivs. :incl thc atc- iluiring til' zirlult study lmlmirs zincl actions. VVL- rc' invmlu-r that, im tht- wlmlc, wc wore at very quiet n'l.iss iincl must ull us wort' nn ilu- stucliuus siclc. llow- vwr, wt- espn-cially l'1'l1lCllll3L'l' little things ailxiut thc inclivicluzils tlizit Illiltll' up our class. llilll O'lJl5l l wt' t't'tm'tiilx'l' its nur iniitl scientist. lu lirmx' it lm' till IIIIIU, in his junior your Bula lclt his niairk in thi' clivniistrx' ltilm. As it senior, Binh was uicclitm' nl ilit- l tllllIC'lll'!llI. llc plziycnl luur yours ul Iluitlmll :intl lmtl lurrikcn glztsscs lor must ul' thirst' Iiiiur w'airs. SANIJIMX NICJIHNINKQSIAIK anal SANIJIHA RIP' l'l lNCil7ll u'c'rt- clvstinvml tu lauciitiit' tulvmitclt scarc- Senior class officers, front row: Bob Edmondson, president, Sandro Gardyne, vice-president. Back: Perry Taylor, treasurer, Mr. Denver Logan, adviser, Sandra Ripplinger, secretary. Ruth Angel Nancy Baur Joan Berry Lee Badendieck Peggy Bohannon Janet Bollinger Jean Ballinger Norma Buhs Mary Burglechner Louie Camden Wilma Copper Cletus Carron Ronald Cobb Glenn Cross Ronald David taries. Both girls held an interest in former C.C.H.S. students. LUCRETIA LUTKER also was interested in a Comanche graduate, namely, the monster. Cahokia's chief future homemaker, IO ANN LOR- ENZE, reigned as the 1954 Homecoming Queen. In spite of her many F.H.A. duties, jo Ann found time to write for publications. 'lo Ann will be remem- bered as a great asset to her class. FRED PODHRASKY, the chef of Home Living Class, could whip up a pie with the best of them. In the same class, JOHN LORENTZEN excelled in the stirring up of cakes. john, a true farm boy, liked nothing better than his horse. Two of EILEEN OSBORNE'S most prized posses- sions were her long hair and her Art. A regular twosome, MARCIE DEBOURCE and -HM PETTERSON, went in for sports. Margie was cheerleader for two years and Pete was a gridiron rep- resentative for four vears. C.A.A.'s peppy president, NANCY BAUR, was one senior we couldn't miss hearing. Nancy served as G.A.A. president and as a cheerleader for two years. Mr. Big, BOB EDMONDSON, held multiple ex- ecutive offices in his senior year - he was senior class president, student council president, F.T.A. president, and Honor Society president. Besides, he still found time for football, basketball, Caltohron, and a few dozen other activities. The overscer of the candy case, WILMA CAPPER, pounded a typewriter daily in Office Clerical. MARTHA WRIGHT, one of the smallest seniors, had O.C. on her list, too, we've attended many a dance and yelled many a cheer IAMESELLA SANDERS, a newcomer to the tribe, came to Cahokia from across the Mississippi. lVlr. Touchdown, BOB DINCA, scored many points for the Cahokia Comanches. Bob was the cape tain of the football squad. He also played basketball. DALE RAMELOT and RONNIE COBB spent part of their school day out of school, with permission. They were on D.O. CHARLOTTE THOlVlPSON'S big interest was a certain Buck of bygone days. Charlotte had the twice repeated honor of being attendant to a queen and was a queen herself. LARRY TOLBIRD spent third hour in making eyes at the teachers and in baking pies Cwhich prof duced drastic after-effectsl Even with this tough schedule, Larry helped the football team chalk up a WlI1l'1lDg season. RONNIE DAVID and RONNIE NAPIER were both Monsanto products, Ronnie David represented his class mates in Student Council. Ronnie Napier spent every first hour solving bookkeeping problems. ln the bookkeeping line, RUTH ANGEL found that A:-'L+P was the hardest thing she had to learn her senior year. GLENN CROSS, JOAN BERRY, SANDY GAR- DYNE, and LEE BODENDIECK were bitten by the Bug in their senior year. Their side-by-side moc- casin tracks are imprinted in the halls. Morgie DeBourge Billie Derossett Robert Dingo Pauline Durham Robert Edmondson Jo n Ellis Jo Ann Eugeo Bill Ferguson Fred Forlman Sondra Gordyne Roger Hoffman Bob Holder Sylvia Hukel Thomas Johnson Edward Johnston Larry Karnes Edna Long John Lorentzen JoAnn Lorenze Lucretia Lutker Annello Maisel Betty McCloskey Doris McEntire Larry Morice soon we'll be out in the big world alone - NANCY VVIIEELER, the gal who could always be heard talking Cor talking aboutj French, made F.ll.A. her major cxtralcurricular activity. Nancy was the reader of the class. IVIARGIE WILD was another able F.Il.A.'er. She received the honor of being a delegate to a national F.H.A. convention. Margie was a persistent and conscientious worker, DORIS RUSI IING, the girl who blushed so easily. was elected president of the Pep Club in her senior vear. SYLVIA IIUKEL, her constant companion, inade music a major activity. These two smiling, happy girls were usually harmonizing. Silence is Golden, so the saying goes. Little NORMA RUIIS was a perfect example of this. She spent most of her time in secretarial practice Cwhere she could take dictation at l2O plusD and in doing work for the Czihoelzrtm. Norma was a charter mem- ber of the Quill and Scroll Society. MARGIE PHILLIPS served the school as cheer- leader for two years, as did JOAN PRATTE. Both girls were llomecoming attendants twice. EDNA LONG and SIIIRLEY ROSS were two more girls who spent lots of time in the business de- partment. Edna could easily be recognized by her blush and Shirley, of course, by her red hair. IOIIN ELLIS was the Comanches' manager for football and basketball. LARRY KANES, a scldomlseen senior, was a guy packed with personality. llc worked part of the school day on D.O, TOMMY IOIINSON was classified as tl1e real cat of Cahokia. PEGGY BOIIANNON and JANET BOLLINGER were usually seen together. Roth were ardent mem- bers of the Pep Club. janet served as cheerleader in her senior year. KENT PATRICK and his blue Nash were in- separable. Kent played football in his senior year. llc was another of Mr. Froman's mad scientists. ANNELLA IVIAISEL did her bit in G.A.A. by making posters and managing the social affairs for Girls' Athletics. JEAN BOLLINGER served as cheerleader for three years. She was elected Homecoming Queen for l953. BILL FERGUSON could always be heard third hour beating his drums or fourth hour whistling at his work in the dining hall, RONNIE STEIN- IIARDT, BOB SEWELL, PAULINE DURHAM, and MARY BURGLECHNER were all faithful hand members. Their example could well be Followed by younger Comanche musicians. Another band member, talkative GENE RICE, chose bookkeeping as his favorite curricular activity. Newspaper editor-in-chief, PERRY TAYLOR, was a class officer and a member of the football eleven. Perry was a student the seniors and school were proud to claim. ED JOHNSTON contributed his writing ability to the Council Ring. Ile was the sports chief. :ndra Morningstar Eileen Osborne Marjorie Phillips Dale Ramelol Shirley Ross Ronald Napier Charles O'Dell Kent Patrick James Petterson Fred Podhrasky Joan Pratle Gene Rice Sandra Ripplinger Larry Rosson Doris Rushing but we'll always return to c.c.h.s. - our home! The elass twins, ARLENE and IRENE SEBAS- TIAN, and BETTY lN'leCLUSKEY were a usual trio. All three were in the business classes. BILLIE DEROSSETT, 'l'llEl,hlA VINSON, anal JOANN EUGEA were vocally inclinecl. All were memhers of the mixed chorus. BOB Sucls SUDBERRY was the Arthur Murray of Caholcia. BETTY STRILER liked to jitterhug. She and Bohhy enlivenecl many Comanche llops. DORIS lXlcENTlRE'S long eyelashes were the envy of all the Comanche maidens. JOAN VOC'll was noted for the color of her hair, LOUIE CAMDEN helpecl capture Caholcia's first cross country trophy. Ile played on the varsity lwaslietf hall team. BOB HOLDERS favorite sport was cross eountry. LARRY ROSSON. known as Rosy, spent a lot of time with his shining Ford and a memher ol' the Sophomore class. LORE'I l'A SVVAFFORD kept classes alive ln' arguing-especially with a memher ol' the faculty from the husiness department. ROBERT STANKA eoulcl, it seemecl. always lie found at the DAIRY QUEEN. DON OCONNOR was Caholiials fast-talking lun ior who left the elass early. Happy-go-lucky LARRY MORICE servetl as il center of Carlisle's Super Trihe. Wlell known lor his jesting ahility, Larry was vieeepresiclent of Sttulent Council and a member of the Clt1ll0L'l1l'0lI stall. All a senior does is-study. Wilma Copper, Loretta Swafford, Jamesella Sanders. all will remember their four years RONNIE ZARZECK practiced a fovorite Comanche habit-that of censoring study. A former Tiger, CLETUS CARRON, came to Cahokia from Dupo during his junior year. HOVVARD SMITH was a Cahokia Cotton- picker and went out for football. FRED FORTlVlAN'S two loves were foote ball and Margie. ROGER HOFFMAN. baseball manager, handed out Commanehe schedules from the print shop. Thus we remember the little things about the members of our class. Now as the final curtain is drawn on our high-school career, we recall the many things that have helped to make these last four years so enjoyable. Act I, saw us as a bunch of green kids trying hard to look and act growrrtip. VVL' made new acquaintances, attended school dances for the first time, and learned to organize as a real class. ln Act Il, we became butchers-biology was included in our curricula. VVe gave a St. Patriek's dance and participated in all major school activities. VVe became magazine salesmen in the third act. ln May we presented our Rlue Hawaii and four of the girls served as Prom attendants. The fourth and final act is the one we remember best' for we were winding up our high-school daze. VVe remembered with fond- ness our classes4biology, English, history, all of themg our teachers-we really liked them: our friends, wonderful they were. Our last and final role was portrayed as we walked down the aisle to receive our long-awaited diplomas at graduation. Arlene Sebastian Irene Seboslion Bobby Sewell Howard Smilh Robert Slanka Ronald Sleinhardi Belty Slriler Bobby Sudberry Lorellci Swafford Perry Taylor Chorlolle Thompson larry Tolbird Thelma Vinson Joan Vogl Nancy Wheeler Marjorie Wild Marlha Wright No more vacation-it is September. To me Ceither a lack or Jill -Iuniorl, that means school again . . . VVhat a dilly of a class schedule I receivedfAmerican History at eight o'clock. That early in the morning it is difficult to remember whether Franklin Roose- velt or George VVashington was the first President . . . Let me we, how was it that combination worked on my locker . . . Class officers are to be elected tomor- row. For whom should I vote? October already . . . Activities are really keeping me busy. I sold popcorn at the game today: that new popcorn machine surely pops the corn! . . . Our float placed second in the Homecoming Parade. It was worth all our efforts after all! November , . . I'm selling magazine subscriptions- . , . . sold two today. Our class isnt doing well in the maga- zine sales competition. VVe're a little lazy, I suppose. At long last we're getting measured for our class rings! Hope they come before Christmas . . . The thoughts of the coming vacation and the lloliday Dance are keeping me in high spirits. Back to school-a new year. I resolve to study every night-at least until semester exams are over... Basketball practice keeps me busy. It's exciting, though, when lim on the floor and hear the crowd yelling my name after that lucky long shot. Six weeks of drudgery-and then vacation again- Lincoln's birthday . . , Preliminary plans for the Prom are under way, I, believe it or not, get to be on the steering committee. I have spring fever-it is April-I've cut so many figures and drawn so many pictures, my fingers are stubs. The Prom and Banquet are the responsibilities of my class: I'll have to do my part. The last month of school . . . Proln time. Our efforts were not in vain-the Prom was just SUPER. The long hours spent in decorating didn't bother my energy for dancing . . . I'm planning to attend four picnics before I start cramming for final exams. The fatal day has arrived. Am I happy-I passed! I'm now ready for a peachy-keen vacation, and then-I'll re- turn to the same routine-only this time I'll he a Senior! as juniors we planned the prom - Richard Aveit, vice-presidentg Jo Ann Hufson, secretary-treasurerg Dale Ruchell, president. Here we are? Yvonne Thomas, Ruth Ann Weiss, Lonnie Hopewell, Winnie Van Buddy Pennock, Jim Grcwe, Bob Verbeck, Shirley Whittaker. Ai . ,E . b,.,' Q p Huss, I9 A1 1 nw 1 'vu . 5 Og 'wwe ,M , :s,, 1Wl K f ig Q ,f mir i I 4 X 5 f 5 xffi' Q. '....,.,,,,.,V .Y t wp., W Vg T w , Q ,gm , Mg,--' qfff? ' x X v 1 g,figfe:V K V l if F- L I Q ' l L f ..- 5,51 1 Y' - lg I , f wwf A Y I '-' Ven t f T it ' m 'Ph I K H .ff K M uw -i . NMMA. X K1 V- is ,s 01 ff -Q W'yfn Q ' Q . Wsfg n L' 5595 11-' -'Tn , v 4 4 . 'ti -9 : ' -Q pg , . 2 ft :saw M' Q4 M' W 1'v,'v 5:52 ,- ',,pL2's2 2' muh, M 'Ti + A 1 8' g'Lf:fl'Ef -L? + ij. X X We is Q 5 ff' Q QW lm -.,, , ew? 1. M 1 gym, Bottom row: Barbara Ramefot, Marilyn Vaughn, Donna Waddell, Glenda Norton, Alvina Range, Rosalie Townsend, Virginia Steele, Dolly Swafford, Shirley Ross, Carol Reinhardt, Helen Weiss, Loretta Sands. Middle row: Elizabeth Pennock, Betty Taylor, Mary Simmons, Luella Rodewald, Ralph Romanic, Bob Sims, Ronnie Prose, Mike Wors, Arselta Srawlord, Judy Parker, Sue Ruble, Caroleen Wright, Carol Pappas. Top row: Paul Wilson, Larry Pirtle, Gene Walthes, Henry Riat, Marvin Walts, Bill Turner, Jim Wallace, Robert Rash, Bernard Owens, Melvin Willis, Ronnie Wasser, Virgil Ross. Bottom row: Jo Ann Egner, Carolyn Carrico, Judy DeBourge, Peggy Byrd, Shirley Barton, Pat Burns, Barbara Dixon, Micky Baur, Margaret Brown, Doris David, Darlene Frick, Kay Cross, Hazel Gough. Middle row: Helen Enteman, Barbara Gray, Donna Brown, Norris Angel, Oliver Deppong, Ozella Cobb, Eddie May Fowlkes, Cecil Comte, Dixie Brown, Margie Portman, Betty Blankenship, Norma Gisher, Sue Glass. Top row: Virgil Forshee, Steve Fortner, David Barwig, John Benwell, James Allen, Bob Davis, Ronald Coleman, Gary Cobb, Bill Buatte, Richard Ballard, Alvin Bennett, Pat Forness. during our sophomore year, we recall saying 'beepl beep! l'm a jeep' - Z7 1 On Septemher l. we put away our fishing poles and swim suits with some reluctance and hurried off to the old school house. Not until Septemher I8 did we hecome full-fledged Comanches. On that day we encountered varied situations and, although, we had dreaded Initiation, we were more than glad to elimh to a higher level on the Comanche totem pole. Now as official high-school memhers, we proceeded to work at trifling matters such as studying. Wle hegan to learn what made a hug a hug, what made a verh a verh, and what made a king a king. Ol course, for a sophomore there is never all work and no play. Being new at the game, we had to get acquainted with activities such as F.Il.A., FTA., Hand. and hlixed Chorus, to mention a few. Vl'e hegan to feel a little more grown up, At first we were afraid of juniors and seniors, but the priv- ilege of mixing with upperclassmen hroke the ice very rapidly. For the first tilne we were permitted to participate in liiglrsehool sports, in the election of student coun- cil representatives, in the choosing of cheerleaders. and in the election of queens for various events. llle sold magazines to start a class treasury of our own. Vile were proud of the fact that we sold more magaznnes than did the juniors. LVL- have worked and learned this year. VVe are looking forward to the time when we will he the privileged ones. Meanwhile, although we have not always heen as angelic as our masters might have liked, we have developed a true school spirit for Sen- ior High. Bottom row: Beatrice McWherler, Sue Hutchinson, Donna Jones, Yvonne Mallelt, Doris Hoock, Phyllis Lockwood, Polly Hawkins, Murielene James, Jackie McKinney, Ann McCasland, Virginia Manda, Pa! Magouirk, Alice Grider. Middle row. Ronnie Mc- Enlire, Gary Napier, Larry Grealhouse, Gary McBride, Don - up and down the halls Time out for business. Tony Bollinger, secretary-lreasureu Sandra Thurwalker, vice-president, Kenny Edmondson, presidenl. Myers, Donald Green, Dean Newton, Frank Kofron, Jim Mc- Cluskey, Dennis McAuliff. Top row: Bill Hubbs, Jack Lamkins, Sam Millalli, Eugene Heldon, Keilh Hall, Alberl Mohlman, Ralph LeSieur, Fred Nauman, John Levin, Leslie Grosvenor, Richard Kenl. as ninth graders we boasted . . . Bottom row: Jane Baggeff, Sue Petterson, Joyce Greenhill, Wanda Dunn, Elanore Monline, Nancy Andrews, Linda Bradley, Barbara Craig, Jonel Jerome, Pal Fannin, Carolyn Dingo. Middle row: Mr. Brown, Deloris Grass, Buddy Baur, Pal Kenl, Roberl Mall, Carol Brooks, Bob Bovineile, Shirley While, As nintli graiclcrs wi' cmtaiiiily 1'cc'civccl lots ul' tcnsing, lmut wc Lliclift lot tlmt luutlivi' us thc lcnst liirlc- init. fkftcr till. als tlic ing wlicclsi' of ,luniur lligll, wc liaicl iniiny cxpcricnccs well-wurtli rciiwiiilwie ing. Gerald Trusly, Doris Grass, Jerry Groves. Tap row: Richard Hoffman, Allen Gepperf, Andrew Babinsky, Don Parker, Buddy Delk, Dennis Crank, Paul Johnson, Jack Forsling, Jim Wilson, Charles Gandy, Bill Brown, Maurice Magouirk. Bottom row: Marilyn Foster, Sharon Lindhorst, Beverly Dillon Ann Slearns, .leanefle Juenger, Carolyn Brooks, Irene Wheeler, Pal Duncan, Janel Owens, Kay Johnson. Middle row: Bill Poslon Joe Alkins, Clara Jones, Clifford Greer, Frederick McWherler, have teams of our own . . . Z4- Larry Bullock, Adrian Angel, Dorolhy Taucherl, Don Coats, Floyd Touchelle. Top row: Richard Goodwin, Ronald Dingo, Robert Jerome, Larry Wheeler, Nick Wors, Aaron Bryan, Marvin Wilds, Allen Miller, Ronald Busche, Ronald Pray, Mike Bailey. VVL' were invitcnl to iittcml scniur-liigli gziincs iincl clziriccs. 'lilac liiglm-sclmol stuclcnts knew wc wcrc old cnuugli to conduct uiirsclvcs properly. VVQ wcrc still incluclcd in junior-liigli activities. XVQ also cngaigccl in sonic activitics that wcrc ncithcr junior nor scnior high. hut strictly ninth gradc. Uur lioincvrooin tcuche crs, hliss lluffinnn. Mr. Brown, and hlr. VVirth. took us on two notalvlc tit-ld trips-onc to Fort Chzirtrcs und one to Springfield and Ncw SLllCI11. VVQ had our Bottom row: Marilyn Bairett, Nancy Spongenberg, Wanda Glenn, Hilda Padgett, Leonora Montine, Pat Stotts, Jackie Zarzeck, Karen Steodman, Florence Kukorolo, Judy Henson, Betty Meldrum, Judy Craig, Sharon Shaffer. Middle row: Bill Miles, Dickie Seiberi, Lance McGuire, Marion Mitan, Charlotte we could attend senior activities Carrico, Betty Ohms, Judy Hileman, Don DeBourge, Robert Willey, Johnny Brien, Mr. Wirth. Top row: Frank Podhrasky, Donald Cornwell, Verlin Pendegrass, Otto Roberts, Larry Simpson, Donald Walker, Bennie Gilmore, Richard Zinn, Ray- mond Manwarren. Bottom row: Vada Nell Kirkland, JoAnn Rainbolt, Verdo Hop- kins, Norma Jenkins, Karen Mundy, Virginia Klamp, Christine Staebel, Pat Monterusso, Joyce Noble, Shirley Vande Riot, Marilyn Johnston. Middle row: Miss Huffman, Jack McEntire, Paul Jackson, Dale Rodemich, Dole Jung, Judy Parker, Janet own IllIlIl1'gl'2lllC ICRIIHS in till thc sports. VVC huvc indeed cnjoycd our ycnir-wc could go around in grown-up circlcs. yct still hc the chicts of our own crowd. Rodgers, Jim Walker, Charles Long, Eugene Potter, Jay Holder. Top row: Milton Mayfield, Larry Twidwell, Bob Lonigan, Jack Heil, Terry Ennis, Porky Parker, Harry Economou, Hershel Manning, Donnie Derossett, Jim Shockley. and still be chiefs of ir. high! 25 as eighth graders we learned many new tricks we acquired a little knowledge . . . Bottom row: Vandella Stamps, Aud- rey Weber, Ouida Furlow, Pat Dockins, Sharon Owens, Irma Hotf- man, Sharon Duckworth, Sue Thur- walker. Middle row: Mr. Clayton, Wiley Sanders, Louise Grider, Dor- is Carron, Janet Keim, Arthur Mas- sey, Roy Hawkins, Eugene Cornwell. Top row: Noah Abernathy, Melvin York, Merle Smith, Harry Mardiro- sian, Mike McDaniel, Ray Oldroyd, Don Schmalzried, Glenn Wheeler. Bottom row: Vernetta Cruise, Mar- tha McGehee, Phyllis Higgerson, Priscilla Slraup, Judy Starks, Pat Hubbs, Pat Triplett, Kay Brooks. Middle row: Eddie Goldenberg, Norma Robinson, Rosemary Hall, Billie Marie Pigg, Phillip Akins, Vicki Benson, Patty Maisel, Caro- lyn Ogletree, Gerald Tuski. Top row: Jimmy Hoppes, Bobby Howell, Tony McDaniel, Gary Simmons, Don Taylor, Willis Young, Sam Hackmann, Roy Stevens. Bottom row: Barbara James, Janet Manninq, Lavada Morrison, Loretta Weiss, Elizabeth Tasselo, Dorothy Pirtle, Sandra Fernandez, Barbara Naylor. Middle row: Mr. Kennedy, Wayne French, Edward Hudlin, Ronald Ballard, Sharon Bateman, Sandra McBride, Dorothy Follrner, Marilyn Britton, Jim Phelps, Wayne Jung. Tap row: Earl Smith, Dewaine Potter, Robert O'Connar, Clyde Busche, Gerald Fortman, Terry Jones, Don Bowlin, Richard Howard. we learned the true meaning of caholzla Bottom raw: Marilyn Roberts, Jac- queline Lawrence, Janet Gillihan, Sally Petterson, Jo Ann Bess, Carol Kronk, Ann Jackson, Mary Moore. Middle row: Mr. Clayton, Stephen Williams, Eddie,Belleville, Dennis Reed, Jerry Dycus, Jo Ann Robin- son, Barbara Witters, Judy Rogers, Mary Jane Bruns. Top row: Paul Salters, Ronald Forshee, Norman Bequette, Billy Odum, Alan Benson, Bob Nolan, Clarence Townsend, Bert Bareiter. Bottom row: Judy Waddell, Doris Ellis, Carol Ingles, Lorene McDan- iel, Eileen Powell, Charlotte Fehl, Geraldine Hubbs, Phyllis Lawson. Middle row: Miss Holdoway, John Welton, George Palmeri, Katherine Mills, Sharon Brown, Jackie Minton, Jerry Anderson, Richard Firebaugh, Ronnie Crockett. Top row: Billy Mounce, Bill Phillips, Bill Schmalz- ried, Roy Comte, Tyrone Crawford, Roy Baur, Richard Clark, Gary Chaney. Bottom row. Doris Brinley, Nancy Hackman, Charlotte Eldridge, Phyl- lis McMeese, Janice Lindsay, Pat Ross, Betty Hammond, Sharon Gish- er. Middle row: Mr. Kennedy, Den- nis Janovich, Ronnie Johnston, Barbara Ohms, Helen Frazier, Mar- lene Bryan, Kay Kirkland, Harlan Busche, Gary Grob. Top row: Jim- my Long, Billy Childers, Dennis Nealson, Ronnie Raymer, Clifford Reeves, Robert Smith, Ronnie Lop- singer, William Lenox. we are the beginners- Bottom row: Ronald Robinson, Jean Con- nell, Diane Causey, Judella Eldridge, Barbara Stillman, Carol Gentry, Jimmy Rachell, Karen Monroe. Middle row: Elaine Welton, Margaret Conkin, Barbara Jackson, Joe Roberts, Jeanne Simmons, Billy Struck- meyer, Alfred Vogt. Top row: Ronald Pirtle, Joe Schaffer, James Davis, Zack Duncan, Frank Oakley, David Byrd, Jerry Watson, Willard Marshall. Bottom row: Judy Neuf, Martha Baur, Barbara Green, Judith Anderson, Melba Crockett, Juanita Harris, Janet Piquard, Dianna Pryor. Middle row: Mr. Longen- baugh, Tommy Morningstar, James Arms, Ronald Gillihan, Dorothy Davis, Gene Green, Charles Curry, Larry Forsting, Ron- ald LeRoy. Top row: Kenny Piquard, Al- fred Bollinger, Gene Hoock, Gene Ed- wards, Leroy Livingston, Louis Lockett, Bobby Ledbetter, Billy Potter. Bottom row: Mr. Leilich, Clenda Ross, Margie Myers, Betty Schmidt, Rosemary Wright, Linda Watkins, JoAnn Wright, Ruth Shifip. Middle row: James Wilson, Bruce Ross, Janice Outland, Beverly Taylor, Judy Lane, Trina Massey, Betty Shaw, Jeannie Pearl. Top row: Joe Lucher, David Mixon, Michael Kidd, Claude Lattin, Frank Robin- son, David Roland, George Riddle, Keith Wood. Bottom row: Terry McCart, Bill Greer, Kara Grimsley, Jane Dunn, Gerene Fort- ner, Julia Fernandez, Iris Jean Douglas, George Fields. Middle row: Mr. Wolfe, Dorothy Jones, Carol Neel, Kay McDonald, Dixie Hopp, Eddie Davis, Victor Bryan, Richard Brink, Mrs. Kennedy. Top row: Herbert Garland, Danny Hamilton, Judy Gregory, Ann Knecht, Louise Dick, Ray- mond Cousins, Donald Kiefer, Randall Mangrum, Gary Crader. -the seventh graders Bottom row: Carolyn Herderhorst, Joyce McDaniel, Mary Owens, Judith Erhardt, Roy Kidd, Joyce Pearson, Loretta Van Huss, Bobby Price. Middle row: Mrs. Ken- nedy, Cecil Downing, Roger Garrison, Judith Janes, Johnny McCrary, Larry Betz, David Markham, Larry Hoock, Mr. Wilson. Top row: Raymond Riddle, Tommie Moore, Charles Exum, Clifford Broaden, Raleigh Harris, Horace Cruise, Fred Cornwell. Bottom row: Nancy Hayden, Mary Smith, Carolyn Worthen, Rosie Davis, Sandra Brummitt, Linda Curry, Mary Jane Thomp- son, Joyce Hayes, Lois Gray. Middle row: Vernon Robinson, Herbert Rainbolt, Ro- wena Riddle, Barbara Rash, Cleota Drys- dale, Wade Goin, James Hawkins, Richard Conley, Mrs. Honig. Top row: John Wal- lace, Ronald Allen, Billy Ezzell, Robert Sullivan, Carl Causey, Jerry Anderson, Edward Herderhorst, Donald Anderson. Bottom row: Donald Gambill, Roberta Lam- kins, Linda Wheeler, Barbara Williamson, Georgiana Follmer, Judith Kossman, Car- ole Kent, Eddie Bareiter. Middle row: Linda Van Meter, Marcella Shelton, Ann Baggetl, JoAnn Friday, Pearl Cooper, Carolyn Woods, Cecilia Bowlin, Aline Exum. Top row: Larry McDowell, Jim West, Tyco Holloway, Jim Odom, Larry Mc- Daniel, Curtis Harley, David Slayton, James Hudson, Bottom row: Bobby Kofron, Helen Hosler, Bill Pickens, Carolyn Sams, Sharry Bel?, Alice Balentine, Janice Gray, Clark Vogt, Kenneth Hutchinson. Middle row. Miss Shearer, June Mundt, Esther Massey, Veri- ena Jordan, Joanne Vinyard, Donna Stal- lion, Carolyn Miller, Jane Cooper, Patsy Bequette, Sharon Bond. Top row: Charles Wiley, Jim Haggard, Howard Cornman, Lean Cooper, Danny Bazzell, Bob McBride, Edward Kasten, Curtis Woods. ll wo le and no play mms uicu A nun nov Activities are the extra-curricular studies that provide an oppor' tunity lior us to participate in the particular liield we like best. Activities help us to grow into the sort ol' individuals we wish to be. Because we believe that no one club or activity deserves more prominence than another, we have strived to equally present each organization. 'lihere is no laclt ol' clubs or activities at Caholtiafonly a laclx ol' time to participate in all ol' them. Alter school from three to four most students attend regular meetings ol' their clubs. Evenings are often liilled with ballgames and dances. The Student Council is the guiding liorce over all activities. lt limits our bad ideas and approves our good ones. Publications give the students a chance to express ideas through writing. The Future Teach- ers learn about that particular prol'ession. Cirls' Athletics provide wholef some recreation lor any interested girl. The Future llomemalters work lor better home life in our community. Students who like music may gain entrance into the band or choral groups. The llocliettes and dra' matics help to develop poise and confidence. Sports is an activity in which all the students are interested. Along with athletics go the Pep Club and C Club, both ol' which are organized as service clubs. To encourage better scholarship, leadership, and citizenship there are the honorary clubs, Quill and Scroll and llonor Society. Cooperative attitudes, exchanging ol' ideas, faculty encouragement. and congenial members have made our organizations successful. :1 ,, f jwfzc rf? 7117 H, Qfg4'f- f '.1, -- 4 . K 1 1 , -15553524 ,Q :TV , JL ,M 1.5. ' 5. 1 1 1 4 A v I Q wx ' I Q7 yy A9 H.. yieii' Lv K I sf R' +1 M ,Q -,,.. v Q gain 1, 53' f LS? ' . , 4' f , ,E 5, Ni' dk W W fi5Q3elif55gff, ll S 2 I' , +. ,A an 11 1 . , -u . 4 ,, . I . , nv 5 ' ,I . 5 N ,Q x ,Q in l l I Annellc Maisel, treasurer, Bob Edmondson, presIdent, Mr. Leroy Sachs, adviser, Larry Morice, vice-president, Charlotte Thompson, secretary. www ww Kent Patrick, Richard Avett, Jo Anne Hutson, Bob O'Dell, Dale Rochell, Shirley Whittaker, Rupert Potter, Yvonne Thomas, Tony Bollinger, Mickey Baur. livcri' ll in-siltiy git cluvcii til-luck ll griiiip ul' stuclcnls iiiuct with lXli'. l.L'i'in' Sachs to discuss pmhlciiis rc' liiting tu thc sclinul limi its L'lflll'l1S. 'llhis griiiip was cli-uri-il hy thuii' I1-ll-iw stuclviits tim lwmim- thi' lcaiclcrs ul' the sulmtil, hliniitcs ul' :ill iiivutings wcrc piistccl un thi- iiiiin hiillvtin lmziul. llihi' Stiiclunt Council has not sinh' thi- gUYL'l'I1lIlg limly ul' Ciiliulxigi, hut it also simiisiiiul iiiiiiiy wiirtli- wliilt- iictivitics, the lirst ull whiuli was rlii- initiiitiun til' siiivliiiiiiiiivs. lliliv um' big cvcnt ul' rlii- l'C1ll'flllL' Iluiiicciiiiiing nliiy l'cstivitin's ziiicl cliiiicc-mis unnlci' ilu- sliiiiisiiixliip iii Stuclcnt Cuiiiicil. Nlginy uiilni-l'ul lliizits writ' L-iitci'ml in thi- lxiiuiilc Ikir wliich lliiix-i't Piittsi' was cliiiiriiizin. 'lihc Stuclcnt Ciiiim-il cmipcixitval with ilu- Diipii Stitclunt Cuiiiicil iii ilu- lmlginning :intl lwcsuiitaitiuii iii' the trgivcliiig triiiwliy lwtixvvii lhilm :incl Cxiliiikiii-tlic 'l'igainclicf-whiuli Ciiliiilxiiik lkmilmll tcaiiii min hx' thi- score ul' hfll. 'lihc si-uiml Aliiiiiiiif lizicultv lxislwtlwiill ggiiiic was tinutlici' Ciiuiicil cwnt. ln this vxcitiiig gains ul' ilu- Yllllf' thi' -iltl IIICITH til' thi- lliculty haul ruugli going hut ciiicrgccl victuriiiiis. ln ilu- siting' thu Council smimsim-il thc iinniiiil Smi- I RQ if l H 5 l all in favor say aye il ini'-liziciilty giiinc. li-ni-coils liiiin tlicsc ggiiiics xxvnt lor thc si-lmliirsliip luml. A pop nlrivc wi-uk to misc tht- li-vi-l ul' st-lwnl spirit wits initiiitccl hy thi- fiiiiiicil this wait. IDL-It-gait-S tu rlii- Stain' Stiiclcnt Cuiincil L'iinx'ciitiim hzial thcii' trip niziilc imssililu In the untiring cl'l'iii'ts ul' the Ciiiiiiuil in thcir iiiuiicyiiiailsiiig pixiuiccts the Sclliiig ul' in-mils, iiunnzints. giml ll-shirts. fi 4 V -if if fgvsfw.. ik is Q X Y 5 X A' it X 1 493' , mm '+?qr f' my Q mf, Mi 248 W, V ' C : 3 S 3 vs J nw:-? c X 'Q Q . f X S23 S R A 4 'M X X 4 1- w V A Q Sw J 3 is ,W ., ,gf Q E 1' . W f . in X k Ke vi PX ,www cahochron preserves for tomorrow Shirley Ross, Sandra Thurwalker, Helen Enteman, Shirley Barton, Ronnie Sauget, Jackie Patrick, lo Anne Hutson, JoAnn Egner, Rupert Potter, Mary Simmons, Shirley Newton. Not pictured: Betty Taylor, Caroleen Wright. wif: , L., L xx ...gir- -nu- Tm X Standing: Pete Mohlm Morningstar, Ronnie S Tl'elma Vinson, Mary JoAnn Lorenze. council ring informs today 44 an, Richard Ballard, Jo Anne Hutson, Norma Buhs, Sandra auget. Seated: Rupert Potter, Edward Johnston, Milton Mayfield, Burglechner, Marian Kasten, Shirley Newton, Barbara Dixon, Every Wednesday afternoon at three o'cloek the Council Ring staff met in the Publication Room to study journal- ism, to plan new assignments and paper layout, to criticize the latest issue of the paper, and to proofread galley sheets and make up the dummy of the paper. Innovations of this year's staff in- clude: a twelve-inch paper to replace the old ten-inch one, giving approxi- mately thirty-two inches of additional coverage of newsg membership in Quill and Scroll International Honorary So- eietyg membership in Columbia Scho- lastic Press Association and entry in their newspaper contestg press hand- books Cfundamentals of news writingb for staff membersg a new column, Per- sonals by Mr. Pickwickug framing orig- inal cartoons received from Don Hesse of the St, Louis Globe-Democrat at the Carbondale Iournalism Convention. Page editors for the year were Ron- ald Saugct, Mary Ellen Mayer, Norma Buhs, Io Anne Hutson, and Edward Johnston. Monday afternoons found the year- book staff in the Publication Room planning the 1955 Calzoclzron. Crreditors Bob Edmondson and Bob U'Dell, with their able assistants, Norma Buhs and jo Ann Lorenzo, took charge of the actual makeup of the bookg Jackie Patrick, Shirlev Barton, Shirley Ross, Jo Ann Egner, Helen Enteman and Sandra Thurwalker had the difficult assignment of picture tak- ingg Rupert Potter and Ronnie Saugct very capably directed salesg Norma Buhs, Larry Morice, jo Ann Lorenzc, Io Anne Hutson, Betty Taylor, Mary Simmons, Shirley Newton and Nancy Brooks wrote miles of copy: Richard Avett, Skip Raeber, Milton Mayfield, Norris Angel, Cary Chaney and Sharon Duckworth Calthough not on the staffD also wrote copy. In the l954 Columbia Press Asso- ciation rating of yearbooks, the Callo- clzron received a first-class certificate. An accompanying critique guided the staff in planning this book. f.l1,a. spells home Top row, Winnie Van Huss, Marian Kasten, Kay Willis, Betty Byrd, Shirley Whittaker, Pat Rachell, Wilma Copper, Beverly Harrison, Carol Jakowski. Middle row: Rosalie Townsend, Ann McCasland, Phyllis Lockwood, Doris David, Darlene Frick, Sue Ruble, Judy Parker, Betty Taylor, Ellen Marshall. Bottom row: Nancy Brooks, degrees chairman, Marian Lorenze, historian, Norma Gisher, proiect chairman, Charlotte Thompson, student council representative, Lois Bellm, recreation chairman, Norma Miller, parliamentarian, Barbara Dixon, public relations, Nancy Wlteeler, Mrs. Freda Woodrome, sponsor. Top row, Sandra Gardyne, Jessie Dixon, Marilyn Gischer, Janet Eversmeyer, Joan Vogt, Lorane Ellis, Betty Striler, Helen Weiss, Joyce Kleyer, Luello Rodewald, Glenda Nor- ton, Alvina Range, Donna Brown, Ellen Marshall, Virginia Steele, Barbara Gray. Third row: Peggy Bowlin, Joan Gib- son, Bonnie Poston, Doris David, Sue Ruble, Darlene Frick, Judy Parker, Phyllis Lockwood, Marian Kasten, Mary Ellen Mayer, Carol Ficken, Clara Ellis, Marian Lorenze, Winnie Van Huss, Nancy Brooks. Second row, Margaret Carron, g.a.a. spells action 3 v Peggy Bohannon, Shirley Newton, Betty Long, Pauline Dur- ham, Barbara Dixon, Elizabeth Pennock, Barbara Ramelot, Pat Burns, Loretta Sands, Dixie Brown, Virginia Pearson, Betty Byrd, Kay Willis, Miss Marie Mosby, sponsor. Bottom row: Joan Pratte, Norma Miller, Pat Rachell, Lois Bellm, Jo Anne Hutson, Charlotte Thompson, Yvonne Thomas, Mar- iorie Phillips, Joan Grab, Mickey Baur, Carole Reinhardt, Margaret Brown, Yvonne Mallett, Pot Hutchison. 1 C111111111i11's FLl1lII'L' 11111111'11111111'1s 111 11111011011 1111- Ll 1ll1l'L1'XYUI'1i1I1Q 011-11. 11 1101 111110 ll 111111111 1111111-ct 1111 l'1lk'1l 1111111111 111 1110 s1'1111111i YL'iII'. 111 11011 111111111 11l'1l.1L'L'I5. such 11s 1110 SCl'X'1l1g 111' 11111111111'1s. 1110 1il'L'1llICI1l'. 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O11 1110s0 mghts, IIlII'1llIlLIl'1l1 1111111111 1111'111s 11010 1111111 111 s111'1111111. 1111101 1011 nis' 1111s1101111111. 11111111111111111 111111 11111511 Sandra Ripplinger, vice-president, Betsy Anglim, treosurerg Janet Bollinger, historian, Sandra Morningstar, reporterg Nancy Baur, president: Shirley Whittaker, Comanche Hop chairman, Annella Maisel, student council representativep Dorothy Schwegler, secretary. 111111g. 1110 girls 11010 1111111011 111111 six 1011111s 4f11l'L1X'ClIL'S, Culius. Qilll - 1111s. c11lIl1lllZltI1S, IICIVQTQIIS, 111111 A1L'I'IIl1l1l1S. 111 11111r11111110111 111111. 11111111s XYUIAL' gi11'11 111 1110 1111111111g 1011111s. 111101 11111111s 11010 1111110111 1110 1011111 111111 1110 11111111's1 s1'111'0 11111 11s Dillltk' 1111111111011 1111 1111' U,fX.1'X?1111111110. H 1 1115 11011111 011111 s111111s111011 11111111 111' 11111i0s: c1Ul1lill1L'11L' 111111s Al1i1L'I' 1:I'111AIX 211111 S11111111111 11111110 11111111's1 11111 11111111111 'S 1311x 811111111 il 1'1'11111 li111'1111111g 1110 5111110 11111111111s 1J1lIlL'L'. XY1lL'l'L' QQLILTII 8111110 1111s c1111s1'11: LI 1lA1l'K'l1l5' night: 111111 L1 L'U'I'L'Cl'L'2l1ll1I1 111111 11111111. 1110 11.11.11 111s11 111111 11111111'11111s 11i111's 111111 111'i111'1 1'1111s1s, s1'111 K1C1L'gLlIk'S 111 s111111111'1 1'1111111. 111111 11111. s111111s111011 11110 11101111111111 1'.111111i11g Miss ix1L1I'1L' x11t515Y s111111s111'1'11 1111s 011111 Back row: Jo Anne Hutson, Carolyn Hutchison, Norma Miller, Barbara Ramelot, Darlene Swafford, Jackie Patrick, Sandy Thurwalker, Shirley Barton, Margaret Brown, Elizabeth Pennock, Carol Carrico, Mickey Baur, Yvonne Mallett, Carol Reinhardt, Donna Jones, Sandra Morningstar, Barbara Dixon, Pat Burns. Front row: Terry Kennedy, Karen Wilson, Susie Knecht, Jane Malinsky. Top row: Virginia Pearson, Margie Carron, Betsy Anglim, Yvonne Thomas, Charlotte Thompson, Shirley Whittaker, Donna Waddell, Helen Brown, Joyce Kleyer, Luella Rodewald, Helen Weiss. Third row: Rupert Potter, Shirley Newton, Betty Long, Norma Miller, Lois Bellm, Pat Rachell, Joan Pratte, Mary Burglechner, Beverly Harrison, Marian Kasten, Mary Ellen Mayer, Carol Ficken. Second row: Nancy Brooks, Winnie Van Huss, Marian Lorenze, Kay Willis, Betty Byrd, Elizabeth Pennoclz, Barbara Romelot, Pat Burns, Sylvia Hukel, Pauline Durham, Sandra Gardyne, Mr. Walter, Knecht, adviser. Bottom row: Margie Phillips, Margie DeBourge, Peggy Bohannon, Sandra Morningstar, Janet Bollinger, Annella Maisel, Nancy Boar, Sandra Thurwalker, Barbara Dixon, Doris Rushing. high steppers strut their stuff Om' ul' Ilia' mnst piipulgir llillliflllli' l'CAlflll'R'S zlt lulslwt lmll gains:-s was tlii' Chiiitiiiclit- lliiclscttcs. illliis cltin. tlli'i'clL'tl ln' Nlrs. Kl4ii'iurlc liigun. CSIITTL' on tht- lliiiir lu this strains nl liigli spiritvcl maircltus. 'llu' lluclwttcs IK'I'l.1ll'llll'll tlivir strutting llT.ll'ClTL'S tintl intricate stops siilwrl1lx'. 'lllwir tlixliiiivttc irutliits uvri' ol' lvluc gxilmr' tlint- with wliitt' trim. lfiiui' X'LlLIl1gL'I' struttcrs wcim' tlivir iimsuits, 48 fifteen rahs for the team il ln' llvli flulv Intl als its gviwixil ptlrlnisc tllc pru- iniitiun ul' lmcttcr stuclcnt tincl spvctzitm' lnziclxing ul' our tirlilt-tif tumis. lt tilsii lmtl thi- wspoimsiluility lm' rhi- vluctiini ul' t-lit-t-i-It-tm-rs. ln iirtlvr tit lmu' lTlUl'lCk' lui' TTL'CK'SSlII'k L'XlTL'iTLlIllll'L'S' tht- llclw C lulm snltl nLlvci'tlsu' ments liir lmskt-tlmtill split-tluli-s :mil Uailitilxial Cinniinclw sticlaurs lin' use im titltulmiluilc lmiiilu-l's. Mr. kkliiltvr linvclit st-i'x't'tl its tht- gmtip's 1lLlX'lSi'l'. 'Iwo fomzinehe stluuws, jo Anne llutson and Szimlru Alorningstair, exerted ull their energy at the lxislietlmll liulves exeeuting their heap hig wur dance to represent our Comanche trilme on the win'- path. Sopliomores lNi2ll'l5Lll'4l lltlmelot und lgilfliillll Dixon served us reserves. Mrs. Marjorie Logan taught the intrieaite dnnee routines. ililie purpose ol' the Future leaieliers ol' America llfgllllllllllllll is to give the students who ure interested in teaching un opportunity to acquaint tlwmselves with the profession ol' teaching. This year the Future 'lieiieliers elmpter ut Cailiolxiu luis heen very uetive. lligllliglits ol' the years included the lnitiution Party: the annual party given hy the sponsor, Mr. llenrer l,og.mg the New Yenr's live Party: amd the visit lrom the l:.llSI St. liouis liuture teachers. indians whoop it up teachers of tomorrow UQ INDIAN DANCERS. Jo Anne l-lutson, Sandra Morningstar, Bar- bara Dixon, Barbara Ramelot. ,X new experienee lor the members ol' the F.'l'.A. wus the teaching at various grad: schools in the distriet als well its in tht- junior high und high. On innnv oeeosions the F.FlA.A. memluers worlied with the elusgz- room tenehers' organization. llie senior members ol the l:.Pl4.fX. were given Ll i elmnee to win ai fblflllil lULlI YC,!l' SCl1OlllI'SlllP. lhls seliolairsliilm wus good for any eollege in the United Stites ollerinv teueher tmininv. Alter each senior O rw took the required CXlllllll1Lll'lUD lust veur und was 7 iudged ln' the eltissroom l'L'LlL'llCI'S- ,lginet Ulieutley wus deelured the recipient ol' the SIOOO alwnrd. F.T.A. Sixth row: Kenny Eugea, Ronald Sauget, Reporter. Fiffi row: Rupert Potter, Shirley Ross, Sandra Thurwalker, Parliamen- tarian, Fourth row: Dale Rachell, Jackie Patrick, Helen Enteman, Third row: Jo Ann Egner, Phyllis Lockwood, Marian Kasten. Second row: Mr. Logan, Adviser, Kent Patrick, Charlotte Thomp- son, Historian, Mary Ellen Mayer. First row: Bob Edmondson, President, Nancy Wheeler, Bob O'Dell, Vice-President, Peggy Byrd, Secretary-Treasurer. Sixth row: Jolene Bailey, Doris Hoock, Peggy Davidson, Bob O'Dell, Beatrice McWherter, Mr. Frank Daniels, director, Joan Berry, Ozella Cobb, Caroline Wright, Bill Ferguson, Marilyn Vaughn, Norris Angel, Mancil McCluskey, Fifth row: Sylvia Hukel, Gary McBride, Doris McEntire, Pauline Durham, Joyce Kleyer, Charles Goersch, Howard Smith, Lee Bodendieck, Mar- gie Carron, Eugene Jung, Delbert Henson, Timmy Stewart. Fourth row- Helen Enlernan, Judy DeBourge, Charles Coleman, Doris Rushing, Larry Grealhouse, Ronnie Steinhardt, Darrell Armislead, Kay Cross, Bobby Sewell, Darlene Frick, Kaye Prader, Mary Burglechner, Peggy Byrd, Betsy Anglim. Third row: Betty Byrd, Belly Taylor, Mariarie Wild, Norma Miller, Belly Long, Hazel Gough, Sandra Thurwolker, JoAnn Egner, Sandra Gardyne. Second row: Nancy Wheeler, Nancy Brooks Yvonne Thomas, Shirley Ross, Phyllis Lockwood. Front row: Clara Ellis, Marian Lorenze, Murielene James, Shirley Whittaker. band has successful concert season llu' l'zalaaalti.a C'tataatauaaal'u'lcls lligla Sclaamtal litaaul llttlwll taItIu'taa't'ml il'L'Lllll'l1lil' lata' Iauagaxataas .atul sclatat st.aa'ta'tl tlu' ycaaa' lux' IliLlL'lllg liirst in tlu' lxaaui ctiaatcst :at cltaauvs. tlu' lllttuais Sttatt' litair. l .au'la aau'taala.'a' tal' tlu' lxaaul xazas a't'aa'aault'tl witla aa tftiltl min zatul uitla tlu' luaauaa' tal' ililu' aauasu' clcxaa'taau'tat matt' its aanaua.al sariaw .atu I fs l I I I I l I h l f- ltaaaawtazg llazat lu' laaul au-ll a'a'I1a'csca1tt'tl Q aaluakut. laall uaau'L't'ts. llu' lllllSlL' liL'IlLll'IIllk'lTl .alsaa Ill'L'St'lT , , , , ga IllittQl'1lIll lair tlu' clailcltraa gat tlu' Missmatart Scluital l a lwitlaaall svaasttaa ltaaaaul tlraana llllltll'i'lll'. lwaaaau' I IQI- I A , I -I , , , . , , 1, , . tu' a tau, l'tat tu' L. tatstttaaas Iaatzguaaaa, tlu' ltttauta' .a nl lluataaas. lvaulaaag tlu' latatul ata aataaaax' mtt'u'aatc lttaatata S . A . , - I' . ' l I - n , ctauta lltggla laattuls 1apIu'aaan'4l tts taau' tttttt. ilu' clua tataaas aas wt-ll nas tlu' staatulaaul aaau's. llu' lmatll rang watla HHN vlIw'IHmCi ,HMI in Img Wmyrvun aa latall aaaui aa aaaaataulaar, aa sluliaag ta'a:taalwau', :aaa ict' I K I 'D I iiiimlii UJJW' Sliding Jmiliifi' mid wiikiuiiiltlwl-S LJUCJQ il lu' lllL'lllilL'li5 tal' tlu' liaaaul tlvctclutl tla.at iaasuuul tal awu' at It-w ul tlu' tatatstaaaultng lmttaaatuatas waaa'lu'cl taut , , I- , , , I I, , II 4, I I, I I h I I I ' .itll Ill lllg LIIITILSLS lllh lkllll Q init TKT gli llll alll l X ll I H 'Nik 'H ' K' tutulccl trip. Uaa l't'lat'uata'a' I I Iluw' xactat tu litays' lam ll.a-tlwtlaall s.'.asaaaa saaxa' tlu' laaatul in its Imigvataa uatast 'll Sl' J 'llL'5- Mlwlllllil. ll' ll 4'5l'lll 4' Ulllwll- OH Mllllll IIILIIHIQ ,'Im.m.,I Hm,.,,Il,,54 IIN. Imml I,IM,,.,I tlu. LIL. -4 tluI .ultlttl .tauatlua ctaautat ati tluaa c.altaul.aa.I laa LtllllIl.Illlllll'lll Itia' tlu' laulizaaa tlaaau't'a's taaul lata' tlu' Nl U m4'J F-i l'll5 Wllhl stall Ili' 'm '4'll 'll Vlllllwlh' Jill IIIN.IWm,g' lmtttul, luiwt'x't'a', wall laarcgta uttaatcsts. llu' lizatul, .Xlixvtl l'luta'tts, Ciirls' film' Ciltalx, Ciirls' hiL'x'L't'aal tal' tlu' laaaaul lllL'llliK'l'S wvatt' a'tau'u'tl in tlu Urtrt. .anal Ciials' ilaita Ccaatasisting ul' tlaum' scaaitaa' St. Cflzatr llaalanta' liaaaul l5t'stix'1al wat Xlaatula 3 .at Kia girls, llaaris liatslaiaag. Saaulraa Clzarclx'au'. aaaul Svlviaa 94-'llllfilil lligla Stluatal. -lil T s GIRLS TRIO Sandra Gardyne Doris Rushing Sylvia Hukel Ncncy Brooks GIRLS ENSFNIBLE Sandra Gardyne Sylvia Hukel Jo Anne Hutson Doris Rushing Norma Jo Miller Yvonne Thomas Ozella Cobb Jolene Bailey Director Frank Daniels BOYS' COMBO Howard Smith, Bob Sewell, Charles Coleman, Bill Ferguson, Delbert Henson, Tim Stewart. hear that harmony and dixieland Front tllc lmnml rnnlis il Ctlllllill ol' scvcn lrovs wits orgnnizccl. ililtcsc lmovs met scvcrnl nigltts cnclt wt-L-It in czicll IlIl1Cl'lS ltcnncs for prztcticc. il livx' lvouglit most ol tliuna own music. llmcv pltm-tl nt aisscinlmlics anal lunsltctluzill gnlncs. luotlm nt iltonn-A znnl ztwny, ililicy zilso pltwt-rl for rln- IXINCYICLIII Legion Post ii.L'l'I1IUXVIl, lor tllci nloosc, :tml for tltc Lions. liucltly Ulnvin' gnu' tltcin nltout 500 orclicstrntions. lin- Clit-Is' Combo was om- ol' tlic new musical uroups liorinul this vcnr. Ir proqrcsscml ggiuitlx' in its 5 , 4 I . iniritil vcnr, :tml the girls rliinlt tlicv will iw nlwlt- to give tltc' liovs' Clfllllllfl much competition in tliu liuturc. just ns in pnst ycnrs, tllc Nlixml Cltorus tit-von-tl many llours ol' ltzirtl work :incl tinn' in lmrupzirzition lor contcsts, wlwrc tlicy Iclr sonic linc itnprcssions ol tlmcmsclvcs nnzl LT.C.II.S. il-llk' Mixccl Chorus prac- ticctl two tlatvs at wt-uk, 'llucsclaix' .incl il linrstlzixg tliirtl llULll'. I i U Iln- lmnncl nntl cltorus sunt stnnc ol tln-n' nn'inlu'rs to tht- 1Xll'SILlfL' linntl xintl Cltorgtl l5I'lLgI'iIIlI nt Cltann paiign on FL'l7fll2Il'I' -I zintl 5. Among tltcsc wen' lint Stcu'al1't l'I'UIIt tlu' lxintl :intl lloris liusliing, lu' limi clcnclicclx, Snmlrn flamliituh .Intl llonnltl Stuinlmrclt l'I'Ulli tlit' cliorus. comanches have blending voices Top row Shirley Whittaker, Sylvia Hukel, Betty Taylor, Peggy Bowlin, Judy Parker, Eddie Mae Fowlkes, Gene Jung, Kenneth Eugea, Mancil McCluskey, Norris Angel, Ronnie Steinhardt, Gene Rice, Timmy Stewart, Joyce Kleyer, Pauline Durham, Clara Ellis, Carolyn Carrico Ann McCasland, Alvina Range. Third row. Lois Bellm, Yvonne Thomas, Murielene James, Bea- trice McWherter, Dan Myers, Buddy Pennock, Delbert Henson, Roy Mees, Howard Smith, Lee Bodendieck, Doris Rushing, Doris l-toock, Judy Dr.-Bourge, Sandra Thurwalker, Thelma Vin- son, Luella Rodewald, Patsy Turner. Second row: Phyllis Lock- wood, Doris David, Darlene Frick, Betty Long, Shirley Barton, Virginia Steele, Peggy Davidson, Jo Ann Eugea, Helen Enteman, Jo Ann Egner, Jo Anne Hutson, Ellen Marshall, Marian Lorenze, Margie Carron, Alice Grider, Glenda Norton, Ozella Cobb, Polly Ann Hawkins. First row: Sandra Gardyne, Shirley Ross, Peggy Byrd, Norma Miller, Pat Rachell, Bob Sewell, Cecil Comte, Richard Ballard, Helen Weiss, Joan Gibson, Alberta Zimmerman, Jolene Bailey, Pat Jakowski, Kay Willis, Betty Byrd, Nancy Brooks, Mr. Frank Daniels, director. Top row Lucretia Lutker, Yvonne Thomas, Shirley Whittaker, Norma Gisher, Rosalie Townsend, Alvina Range, Hazel Gough, Doris Rushing, Sue Glass, Dixie Brown, Ann McCasland, Ozella Cobb, Polly Ann Hawkins. Bottom row- Nancy Brooks, Joan girl's glee club is right in tune ll Gibson, Murielene James, Eddie Mae Fowlkes, Jamesella Sand ers, Beatrice McWherter, Alberta Zimmerman, Jolene Bailey Alice Grider, Doris Hoock, Mr. Frank Daniels, director. lhis year there were many new girls in tht- Girls' Clce Cluh. 'l'he girls worked very hard. 'lihcy had as their goal the entrance into contests next year. The girls met from three to Four each Monday and XVcdnesday after school. Girls' Octet and the hlixcd llnsemf Iwle were the two singing groups that were entered in contests, 'lihe Mixed Enscmhle was a new group formed this year. More ol' this type ol' singing will he coming from the music depart' ment in the luture. .lust as any other cluh, the musical groups had their own officers. Doris Rushing served as president lor Girls' Ulee Cluh. Yvonne 'lhomas was vice- president of this organization and Alherta Zimmerman was secretary- t1'easurcr. In Mixed Chorus Lee Boden- dieck was president: Sylvia llulrel. vice-president: Sandra Gardync, secrc' tary: and 'lo Anne Ilutson. newspaper reporter, lim Stewart took over the presidency oil the hand. Roh O'lJell served as vicefpresident ol' the hand, Doris llushing as secretary, and Mary Burgleehner as newspaper reporter. The musical organizations were very proud ol their sharp uniforms. Drum majorettcs Yvonne Thomas, Shirley Vllhittaker, Clara Ellis, Marian Lorf cnze, and hluriclenc james struttcd at toothall games in white satin outfits with hlue and gold trim. The hand mcmhers wore pert hlue uniforms' and the chorus memhers made their ap- pearances in roval hlue rohes with white collars. Besides their regular Monday, Hled- nesday, and Friday practice, hand met during the summer months to keep up with their music. The musical groups had their last appearance of the year at the haccalaur' cate ceremony and the graduation exer- cises. As has heen true in many years past, the music groups are organizations oi' which the community is proud. someday - our names in lights il lircc ul' ll liintlf' gi limits cuiiictly. pix' rpntccl luv suiiiurs in April ul' U75-l, rt-vt-nlt-tl tln- liuilulvs ul' mlm-Q voting lll1lI'l'lL'll cmlplcs living un ti lvuclgvt in lll'Llk'l' tu lim' lllL'll' , . . tli't'ann lwimx lllmcn tln' lmslmntls - loin Sinitli Cl, .lL'l'tllllK'w, llitlt .Innes QU. lhitlt- lUNlOR HIGH PLAY Top row: Ann Knecht, Jim Odom, Judy Gregory, Miss Mary Holdoway and Mrs, Daisy Kennedy, direc- tors. Bottom row: Carol Neel, Don Kifer, Larry Belt, Danny Hamilton, Randall Mongrum, George Fields. IIIlL'll3.1lllLl llzirrx' llmn n Lili. llusliingl pmol tlic cmiplcs' savings tmtl lun' ll lislming txiinp lwuzilist' slaiinpy living is tu.: l'i'usti'.iting. uigvtl lurx' lmrcallss lnnstx llu- xx'ix't's--Xiigit' Innes QDI. lxt'rnU. Nunn' slllllll Q-l. lluissl, illltl l uuillt- l3rnn'n Cili i'xlTlll'L'XYS5 st-ll tlwii' lui' niturc, lmurn tlwir t-ltnlit-s. nntl staigt' ni sit clown strilw, Mrs. llilnnwl Qll. Nltviitclwlssimh, l5rt'itlg1, Nlrs. llinnnt'l's tlnnglitci' LDI. xxillL'LlllL'yw. llillnn, ti l1tllll.'L'll11ll1 Qll. cltllL'IlllllTw, Mrs. Aiigyt-ln. tlic lzimlltltly CS. llgiclu-llW. :intl llcx. Vlolmn clHllI'llL'lgll, Ngiiiuy' laitlwl' lli. Don SENIOR CLASS PLAY Top row: William Coleman, Janet Wheatley, Bridget Monterusso, Frank Deppong, Shirley Rachell. Bottom row: Carole Andrews, Tom Rushing, Darrell Rode- mich, Jo Anne Kern, Tom Jerome, June Ann Reiss. pnngl. lurtliui' cniiilmlicaltu tlit' plot. Alisa Mtilat-l lluliliinain tlirt-tfzt-tl llit' plan. A glllllli ul' young normals tlixllimtifctl un ax ut-rlmt limin Viutnr llugtfs lvs .lliscrnlilvx :intl l lmrnttm Uliltlufs unc nrt plan: UilillL' l lappi- ,lULIl4l1L'f'.U lm' tliu Cliristlnais lTl'llglA1llll. il lit' llislmlm nntl ilillc cltlIlYlL'LH lmtl its svtting in .1 l:l't'llL'll p1'm'i11cc. llislitmla lllk'lN'L'l1Ll tpltiyt-tl ln' llunnit' llnvitll It-tl tlu' t'mn'it't. .latin Vail ituin tpluyt-tl ln l,zn'rx' Nluiwt-U, to again lac lit-w in Citmtl. il lic lliippy .lt7Lll'lli'YU tlt-pit-xt-tl ai trip lmm Nt'n'1i1'l4 tu Ciznnclvn. New Dlvrscy. lux' xi lnitltllczlgiss lunnlx' ntnnctl lxirlmxx llit- nnlx' Iurulms nsvtl n't'i'c lnur strgnglit cliznrs ALL SCHOOL CHRISTMAS PLAYS Top row: Mr. Charles Mayer, director, Bob O'lfell, Thelma Vinson, Tim Stewart, Mrs. Catherine Bla:l:, director. Bottom row: Mary Ellen Mayer, Darrell Armistead, Sue Ruebel, Larry Morice, Betsy Anglim, Norris Angel. 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Fourth row Nancy Hackman, Janis Lindsey, Audrey Weber, lrene Wheeler, Charlotte Carrico, Beverly Dillon, Doris Carron, C r I Brooks, Norma Jenkins, Carolyn Dingo, Carolyn Brooks, Janet Herderhorsl, Clara Jones, Pot Fannin, Barbara Ohms, a 0 Joyce Greenhill Janet Jerome, Sue Peterson, Barbara Craig, Jane Baggett, Jo Ann Rainbolt, Vada Kirkland, Judy Parker, Joyce Noble, Marilyn Johnston, Ann Stearns, Sharon Dunkworth, Rosemary Hall, Janet Rogers, Judith Erhardt, Kay Kirkland. Third row- Sharon Shaffer, Glenda Ross, Margaret Conkin, Sally Petterson, Sandra McBride, Ann Jackson, Mary Bruns, Mary Owens, Janice Outland, Jury Rogers, Charlotte Eldridge, Beverly Taylor, Judy Lane, Shirley Gisher, Sue Thurwalker, Louise Grider, Judy Starks Karen Steadman, Jackie Zarzeck, Patricia Duncan, Kay Brooks, Pat Triplett, Dorothy Follmer, Dorothy Jones, Carol Kent, Georgia Follmer, Palsy Bequette, Gerene Fortner, Roberta Lamkins, Karen Monroe, Lavada Morrison. Second row, Diane Cousey, Margie Myers, Alice Balentine, JoAnn Wright, Barbara Jackson, Linda Watkins, Nancy Hayden, Carolyn Miller, Martha Baur, Sharon Bateman, Helen Hosler, June Mundt, Loretta Von Huss, Sharon Bond, Judith Jones, Ann Baggett, Judella Eldridge, L' d Wh lr Jo ce Pearson Geraldine Hubbs Sue Bawlin Judith Cossman. Elaine Welton, Louise Dick, Linda Van Meter, in a eee , y , , , Bottom row: Sandra Fernandez, Dianna Pryor, JoAnn Bess, Sharry Belt, Dorothy Davis, Barbara Williamson, Marilyn Britton, Janet Manning, Carolyn Herderhorst, Carolyn Worthen, Marcella Shelton, Jeanne Simmons, Ann Knecht, Judy Gregory, Kara Grimsley, Eileen Powell, Carol Ingles, JoAnn Friday, Barbara Stillman, Kay McDonald, Carolyn Woods, Mary Thompson, Cleoto Drysdale, Sandra Brumitt, Judith Neuf, Judith Anderson. JUNIOR-HIGH MIXED CHORUS Fourth raw- Director Ralph Lee, Marilyn Foster, Bevery I on, arly , y I D'll M 'ln Barrett Carol n Corrico, Vandella James, Hilda Paget Carol n Brooks, Nancy Hachrnann, Phyllis McNeese, Wanda Glenn, Nancy Spangenburg, Jeanette Jeunger, Merle Smith Gary Y Chaney, Richard Clark, Judy Craig, Clara Jones, JoAnn Rainbolt. Third row Betty Hammond, Geraldine Hubbs, Eileen Powell Audrey Weber, Janis Lindsey, Marilyn Roberts, Sharon Gischer, Pat Duncan, lrene Wheeler, Wanda Dunn, Pal Ross, Janet Weber, Bob Howell, Wayne Jung, Richard Howard, Fred McWherter, Jack McEntire, Terry Ennis, Eugene Potter. Second row Pat Monterusso, Pot Maisel, Mary Jane Bruns, Marilyn Johnston, Dorothy Tauchert, Sue Petlerson, Vado Kirkland, Janet Jerome Barbara Craig, Kay Kirkland, Shirley Vande Riel, Joyce Noble, Vernetta Cruise, Edward Hudlin, Billy Miles, Paul Johnson Allen Miller, Sharon Shaffer, Dickie Siebert, Karen Steadman. Bottom row: Janet Manning, Marilyn Britton, Dorothy Follmer Barbara James, Janet Rodgers, Norma Jenkins, Rosemary Hall, Joyce Greenhill, Pat Fannin, Carolyn Dingo, Nancy Andrews J h B' D 'd Weimer, Eddie Goldenberg Jane Baggett, Norma Robinson, Karen Mundy, Shirley White, Linda Bradley, a nny rien, ovi Christine Stable, Ann Stearns, Gary Simmons, junior high participates in clubs of its own Lliuler tlu- spuimsmsltilw ul' hlrs. hlurjorie Iuxgzut. the .luniur Iligh Girls' Athletic fkssueiaitiun mem- lu-rs were taught the liuiulumentzil Steps of tap cI1uu'e auul hgillet. 'I he large group wus clivulecl into gm auIx'iuu'emI xuul ti Imeginners' group, meeting un sepuiute nights LIIIICIA st-Imnnl. Lltulei' the alhle clireetiun nl' Mr. Ihlllltll I-ee, the -luniiwr lligli Nlixt-tl flulrus gave lllllllk' ecmeerts Iulth .tt Iumu' quul in futher scltnnls. Io help stu- tlents enjoy music wits tlu- main purpose nl' this eluh. Ifxerx IIIILIVSCILIX' RILIIAIIIU the lunch hour the . , D pluniui' Iligh Sttulent Cfuuiu'iI met in Iluutn 'ZIZ with hliss Ilt-It-n Ilulilimzm als zulviser. The put poses ul' this llllgllllllllllllll were to work hzuuI-in- hiuul with ilu' Senior Council zuul to lu-Ip solve prnlult-ms th.it crop up in -lunim' lligh. I3eeuuse all the lmul uwirla put Iurtlt hy Council memhers, the QIIIVISIIIILIS Ihirty un Ileeemlmei' 22 was it huge sue- cess. In prep11r.ttinn lor the senior elmpter ul' F. II. A.. iuinu' girls jni.u'aI the -luniur Cligipter nl' the Future IIKIIIICIIILIIQLTS ul ,'Xnu'rien. Llmlcr the Ietulership ul hlrs. Ann Ilmmig this eluh lrul picnics, at Imnliire auul 'Nifty to weleuuu' neu uu'mIu'rs, at Cltristmus gil? clrive. IJnclmly-Date-Night, :tml it tour of South ern Illinois Llniversity. JUNIOR HIGH F.H.A. Fourth row, Sharon Shaffer, Judy Craig, Pat Stotts, Carol Brooks, Carol Ingles, Jo Ann Bess, Sue Thurwalker, Carol Kronk, Sharon Gisher, Janet Gillihan, Sally Petterson, Sandra McBride, Doris Ellis, Carolyn Brooks, Au rey Weber, Irene Wheeler. Third row: Carolyn Dinga, Pat M nterusso, Shirley Vande Riet, Karen Steadman, Ann Stearns, Patty Maisel, Billie Marie Pigg, Ann Jackson, Janis Lindsey Pat Ross, Janet Jeror-ie, Vaala Kirk, land, Joyce Greenhi , Jo Ann Rainbolt, Mrs. Ann Honig, adviser. Second ro f Norma Jenkins, Roberta Lamkins, Patri- JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Standing, Miss Helen Huffman, adviser, Gary Simmons, Jim Shackley, Dennis Reed, Jim Phelps. Seated: Sharon Duckworth, secretary-treasurer, Martha Baur, Bobby McBride, Gary Crader, Bob Bcvinette, president, Jim Odom, Janet Baggett, Linda Bradley, vice-president. cia Hubbs, Geraldine Hubbs, Phyllis Lawson, Kay Brooks, Pat Triplett, Judy Starks, Marilyn Britton, Lavada Morrison, Marlene Bryan, Judy Waddell, Loretta Weiss, Pat Fannin, Karen Mundy, Kay Kirkland. First row: Shirley White, secretary, Rosemary Hall, vice-president, Mary Jane Bruns, finance, Sue Petterson, treasurer, Janet Rodgers, president, Clara Jones, historian, Sharon Duckworth, recreation, Linda Bradley, public relations, Jane Baggett, parliamentarian, Norma Robinson, proiects, Dore othy Tauchert, food. big c's equal big wheels ,'Xtlllc'tics llclml ill Lilllllllilll 1ll'l' ll-al lay lllI'k't' L'l.l55ll5 tlla' ciH2lCllCS. lllk' Callvtalills. Llllll Illa' Cllm'cl'lcalnln'l's. ln tlu' liirst L'llll'glll'y, tllclx' alll' LillllCllL'S c'lll4llSlC. lll'1llll, lllllowv U'oll'c. KCl1l1L'Lll', l ortoll, alllcl lillllllilll. CHEERLEADERS. Janel Bollinger, Margie Phillips, Nancy Baur, Margie DeBourge, Joan Pralle. llill Nallinsliy. who is altlllvllc clil'a'ctol'. slllwlwiscs alll our gallllcs alllcl tollrllalll1L'llts. ln tlwsv IIICIIS ll1lI1klS lic Illc SLICCCSS ol' l-Lllllllil' lllll' ilu' L'lL'Lll1 Plllylllgl ol' lllll' Cilllllllilll lL'lllllS. 'Ilia-n comes tllc Cilll7lilll1S wllo llalxa' lwcn L'l'lllSL'l1 to l'Cl'll'L'SK'l1l tllcil' lC1lllllllLllUS, louis cilllllill'I1 xvals L'lc'ctL'Ll als callmtalill ol' lmotll cross L'Olll1Il'l' llllll lvalslwtlwalll. l,Illlll S gl4K'1lt CI1lllIl'lll1L'k' llvlpccl llilll to stall Hill lllL'l'L'n no lllllllL'l' llow fllllgll tllc glllllg. lloll llillgal wals IllllllCll l'l'a'll l,l1lyL'l' ol' tllv XXI-a-la Llllrillg tllc lillllllllll SURISHII. 'lllis XYRIS Ll XYL'llL'lllillCll CAPTAINS. Ronnie Napier, Bob O'DeIl, Bob Dinga, Louie Camden. lllllltlli lllll' llc a1llall'tL'l' l71lLil'iL'll tlla- tullll to tllc lwsl scal son Ill Lilllllllil1lS lllslol'x'. l:llSl lwalll alowlllllcllliclallc wals lllk' l'alxol'lts llllcll ul llll' l7LlSL'l3llll Cklpllllll, llllllllll' Nalpiulx llc k'Ul1ll'll'IlllK'Ll lllllfll lUXV1llKl tlla' winning scalson ol' tllu lwlsulwalll tcallll. lxlfllllllgll sllolr ol' Slilll.ll'C. lu- uals al gialllt on tllu lllllllllll. lloll U llcll wals tllc calptallll ol Illc ll'1lL'li luallll, llolx wals illl olltstalllcllng Sl1Ul'l1llllL'lA llllkl il lva'ttL'l'Illalll XIYCIXIQC ll1lll.'lllllL'l'. llc allso Illllll1l1llllCll ll ll .lx'cl'algu SCllHlLlSllk'2llly Vl'llllL' L'llgllgL'Ll in sports. llu XYJS ll tl'Lla' alllcl loyall CiHlllkll1L'l1L'. l,alst, llllt llill' l.l'HI1l lcllst, alll' lllla' QillL'K'l'lL'2lllk'l4S mlkII'UlL' Pllilli ls, loam l7l'altta', lXlall'vil- l,L'lgUlll'UL'. lalllct ru l . M fa f- . llUlllllL1L'l', llllll Nalllcx' llllllll llll'Sk' Qll'l5 sllvllt lllllcll COACHES. John Kennedy, Art Wolfe, Jim Framan, Gus Healll, Dave Carlisle, Carl Dillow, Frank Lorlon. tilllv in l7l'2lK'llL'L' all'lLl ill lcalllillg llcw cllvvl's. lllcx' well' 1llXYLlYS lovall to mln- tcalllls. ililwsc' lbw groups sclvc als ll gooal t'NLlllll7lC ol' rllc gL'l1Cl'Lll altlllctic alltitllmlc' llcrc alt cilllllllilll. lgi'CllllSL' alll tllcsc lnclivivalllalls llalvu l1lliL'l1 ll1l'lI' Yiolls scl'iollslx', wa cam llc prollnl ol' ilu- lox-ul ol' sports alctivitx' in our scllool. QllL'L'l'lL'LlLlL'l'S' xwru sccn art .ill thc gzunus uttircnl in mg lor llu' junior' X'1ll'SlLf', tllcsc girls llclpccl comluct iw IW l'1llllL'S. luill QLIIIIUS. coliuulis. Llillll gi! vairious ULLICI' school zictivf IIICS .irc tliosn' lmoxs who liziw inurltcd the award ol' 1 lcttcl' lvcmxilisu' ol' lllL'lI' 13ill'LlL'lIlilLlllI1 in sulwnl sports. llwir lll'g.ll1ll1llllll1. tllu C Clulm, is purely ai scrvicc iilgdlillllllllll. l,k'I'I'F' il iiylor. thc prcsiclcnt. wus for-up-rl to resign lwciilisc ol' conflicting sclrcclulcs. l,zirry' Xloricc lu-.iili-il tlic clulu gilitcr l3crry's resignation iiml uns liclpunl lux' licnny llmlmomlson and llolv O'lJvll. thu YlL'L IHl'k'Slll.k'l1L aiml SL'Cl'L'Lkll'y II'L'llSLlI'L'l'. l'CSl7CCtlX'L'ly. ol ii continuous C Cilulv I7lAUgl'Lilll. ln orclcr to luuy ll NLlll'L'lJULlI'Ll lor thc nun' liootlmll liiclal, thc C Clulv spiirisoi-L-il luiski-rlmll 31111105 lmctwccn thc Qllllllllilll luc- Lllly .mil l.LlL'LIlllL'S llrom otllcr schools. Crllllc Cllllllllilil licultx' usuiillx' L'LlIllL' out on topfl For its initiation, Ili Cl ' ' X ' ' F lollics wvru I7l'L'SL'l1LL'Ll in tlmc spring. il lm-c gictiw girls. tlic lirst lll'gilI1llL'Ll Ylunior Vzirsitx' fir iittr.1ctix'c lmluc skirts :md wvsliits. licsiclcs cliccre 'llliu lim- lvoking lmoxs who scrw us usllcrs ut lxislwt- Xlr, llixiil Czirlislc instfgailul ll l3l'llgl'AlI1l ol' rccornl 'cluing lor iirlmlcrius. Ili- also lmcllmcnl in tliu lvuilcling L' 'Lll3 gaivi' gi ITIACVIUXX' ol tlu' C. Clulw Follies. llu' JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS. Elizabelh Pennock, Sandra Thur- walker, Pal Burns. we got the pep they're letter winners C CLUB. Top row: Skip Raeber, Larry Morice, Bob Edmondson, Keith Hall, Richard Avelt, Larry Tolbird, Ronnie Napier. Botfom Jim Growe, Gary Napier, Danny Schaefer, Jim Peilerson, Caoch row: Buddy Pennock, Ken Edmondson, Gary McBride, Bill Buaiie, Carlisle. Middle row: Coach Heaih, Bob O'DelI, Norris Angel, Bob Dinga, Marvin Brown, Fred Fortman. BASEBALL Top row: Coach Dove Carlisle, Larry Tolbird, Larry Morice, Gary Groce, Charles Groves, Richard Avell, Eugene Jung, Louie Camden, Darrell Rodemich, Roger Hoffman, manager. Bottom row: Larry Torry, Tom Jerome, Jim Pellerson, Bob Dinga, Richard Mall, Dale Rachell, Buddy Pennock, Ronnie Napier. TRACK Top row: Coach Gus Heolh, Bill Buxton, Jim Adams, Gary Grace, Don Fleming, Bob Edmondson, Bob O'DeIl, Frank Deppong, Joe Thomas. Middle row: Larry Tolbird, Larry Morice, Lilburn Mudd, Charles Donahue, Ronald Raeber, Kenneth Eugea, Bob Dingo, Louie Camden Botrorn row: Jim Pelrerson, Tom Eads, Buddy Pennock, Richard Avell, Jim Growe, Larry Hall. spring sports attract comanches llii- lmsi-Imiill tcinn lwruuglit CLC. ll.S. its lirst con- 'lilic sciwcs lin' tlic gznncs wvrc: Cnliolaizi ll. llupn l'LZl'Cl1L'L' lrnpliy in tlu- spring ul' IQS-l ln' clcl'c'ziting fig Cnlinliin 6, Collinsvilli- gl Cnliuliin 5, Crccnvillv 2: Ili-1l1.ilin 5 4. little' lizinnii' Nzipivr wus ilu- winning Cnlwkiii 0, Fi'L'ulmLlrg 5: Cnlmlaizi 2. Assumption 3: pilclnw. lln- lmig lwlnw nl' thi- gznnc was l.4n'ry 'Ihle Lkilmkiii lx linxzinzi 0: Ciilmkiu l2. Dupri fm: Ciilmkiu liinll ilnulwlu tlizit lmnniglil in twn runs. O, licllcvilli- lg Cnlmkiii 7. lliglilnncl 6: Ciilinkiii 6. llic' ti-inn lmil an victiirinus scaisnn witli ii rccorcl Aliltllbillll Og Cnlioliizi 5, l:l'L'ClJLlI'g IO: Cnlioliiai l. nl rvn wins :incl sr-vi-ii lnsscs. 'llic tcinn lmcl an cliiincc licllcvillc lOg Ciklllillilll -l, Collinsville 3: Calhnkizi 3-, lu lllll'liL'il5ilIL5 in Stain' illuurnannunt plziy lmut was Vl 1itci'lnn lg Cnlmkin -l, Dupri l: Cnlinliin O, licllcf l'llIlllllAIiL'll lux' llvllvvilli- who lim-r cuppezl tlic Stain' villa' 81 Cnlinliiai 5, lictlinltu 5. c'lliIllIIliUl1SlllIl ritlc. Mr. llnvv Cnrlislc cimulu-rl tliis tcznn, 50 lhe 193-l truelx season was am unsueeessliul euln-A lmign. lgieli ol' support lirorn the rest ol' the hnvs was the miiin regisimn lim' the poor slimving ali the tezim. Seven lmvs. :ill who lettered' ezirried the lurid for Cnliiilaiziz 'lim IXLLLIIHS. Cairv Croce, Huh O'lDell, Bill Buxton, Clmrles llonzihue, Don Fleming, Louie Cznnff den rind lim Kennedy. Ul' these huvs Adams :incl Ciruee were two ol' the memhers ul' ll mile-reliiv LL'llll1 xvhieh xvim liirst :it the eonlerenee meet. .Xltliimtigli thev displayed good s1mi'tsnninsl1ip rind shmved opposing teams some strength :md tnlent, the -Iunior Coinainelte ilirzxelc iliezim had ll limited winning sxgisun. 'lihe strength ol' the tenm wus almost CqLl1lllX' interested in hit and run affairs 9th TRACK Standing: Coach Carl Dillow, Mike Wars, Norris Angel, Oliver Deppong, Marvin Walts, Keith Hall, Gary Napier, Bill Buatle, Ralph LeSieur. Sitting: Pat Forness, Jim Wallace, Kenny Ed- mondson, Albert Von Meter, Leslie Grosvenor, Cecil Comte. divided annong ull the events. iliivu outstzmding run- ners liur theitetim xvere hlgirvin llhilts Lad Clurv Napier. Marvin xv.is Lll1KlCl.C1lLL'Ll in the quarter-inile l'1lCL' and Clary lost nnlv one half-mile ralee. Une meet wus xvon und tour lost, ultlmugli the tiinzil secures in alll live meets were verv eluse. hlr. Curl llillmv was , , . uve -. 'T' 455311 , La' M.- e- 3?-tt. mr. ,, em ' me ei:.iehed this teum. lll' LTUSS'L'ULlUll'X' LCLIIH llllS Yl'ill' XY2lS UDL' tu CFUXX' zihiiut. llovs ol' other veanrs lmrl hetter running time th1m the himys this year, hut this ve1ir's tezim wus the lan st llll'ill'ULlI'lCl and xvell-lmlameed teaim yet produced nt Ciilwliiii. ilihe team Jlaieed seeimd in the Nliruv lnvi- l , taltionail meet amd in the Conlierenee hleet eiiptured liirst pliiee, ilihus thev heeume the sehonl's first Con- ferenee Cflvnnpiiins. hir, Frimli Lurtun eimehed these winning hovs. CROSS COUNTRY Back row: Cecil Comte, Lilburn Mudd, Marvin Walts, Keith Hall, Louie Camden, Richard Avetl, Pete Mohlman, Coach Frank Lorton. Front row: Bob Holder, Gary McBride, Ronald Raeber, Oliver Deppong. an , .azz A L--are 1. L -, 'llhe Comanehe loothall team went on the war- path this season and finished with a record of six wins, two losses and one tie. They opened their season with a li-0 win over Vllestern Military Aeatluiny with l.arry iliolhird, 'lim Petterson and lloh llinga the outstanding players. St. Charles. Missouri. eame aeross the river and was sent haek Part of the forward wall. lielting their wounds. Bolt O'lJell and Fred Fort' man stopped the St. Charles attaelc. The Comanehes went on to win 28-6. Sparta stopped the two-game winning streak hy tying the Comanehes 7-7. lligh- light ol' this game was Holm llinga's 80vyard punt V , .. ft return lor Cahokias only l.lJ. 'lhe Comanehes put on fresh warpaint and went alter llethalto sealps. 'lhey emerged vietori- ous with the seore ol' I9-l2. Larry rl'olhird's two punt returns lior touchdowns and Cary lVleDaniels' outstanding cleliensive play were the highlights of the game. Caholaia liorgot their warpaint as Roxana lmoelaetl them lrom the undefeated ranks hy the seore ol' 27-0. 'I his made llomeeoming in the wig- wam a sad alilair. Madison edged the Comanehes 25 I8 with sophomore Norris Angel, starting his liirst game lor the Comanehes, seoring the first touehdown as he returned Tolhirdls liumhle in the encl lone. Pul it so they'll know il's therel lhe Comanehes went all out to heat Dupo for the traveling trophy--the iliiganehe. flihe trophy goes to the selrool who wins the annual foothall game.D liine cleliensive play hy Ken Edmondson and larry Moriee added mueh to the Caholcia vie- tory. illhe 'lrihe ran wild at lliglilanrl taking every sealp in sight. lioh O'l3ell was the fifth man in llighlantl's haeldiield during the entire game. llan- ny Sehaelier eame into his own as he scored the lirst touchdown, 'lhe game was highlighted hy 4l'olhircl's 75-yard punt return. lhe Sesser game hrought to an end a glorious season lor the Comanehes. Captain Boh Dinga ran wild with lour runs hetter than 50 yards for touchdowns. llighlight ol' this game was Buddy l'ennoek's line defensive play in haeking up the Comanche line. 'lvhis game was a senior vietory Dig that 142-pound average! with lloh llinga, liarry 'l'olhird, 'lim Petterson, Clary hlellaniel, joe Uisher, Hola O'l3ell. Perry layilor, lioh Eclmomlson, Kent Patrick. Fred Fort- man, llowartl Smith, and Larry Morice playing their last game for C.C.ll.S. Caholcia is sorry to lose these seniors: they will he hard to replaee on the team. this year's football team can boast tiganche rests in the comanche wigwam llats are off to the coaching staff of Dave Carlislc and Gus lleath for a successful season! On the news wires the scores of the games appearccl as follows: Cahokia, September l81 Defeated VVestern Mill' tary, I3-O-Rah! Rah! Cood seasons startl Cahokia, Septemhcr 25: More llahsl St. Char- les scalped, 28-6l Sparta, Octoher l: Score ticd. 7-7. Comanches still flying high. Fourth row: Manager John Ellis, Kenny Edmondson, Gene Lorenlzen, Gary Napier, Jim Wallace, Dan Schaefer, Bill Bu- atte, Gene Mills, Manager Tyrone Crawford. Third row: Jack Sams, Larry Torry, Norris Angel, Tony Bollinger, Don Talbott, Alvin Bennett, Buddy Penncck, Bob Davis. Second row: Roy llcthalto, October 9: Comanchcs really on the warpath-score l9-12, l lomecoming, Octohcr l6: Cold - hrrr - score. 2740-wrong team got 27-Comanches got spanked. Madison. Uctoher 22: Cold again in more ways than one-defeat-Madison victorious by 7 points- score, 25-l8, Dupo, October 29: Right team got 6-also right Mees, Fred Forlman, Larry Morice, Larry Tolbird, Gary Mc- Daniel, Jim Growe, Emmal Brown, Larry Hall. First row: Coach Dave Carlisle, Joe Gischer, Jim Petterson, Bob Edmondson, Bob Dinga, Bob O'Dell, Perry Taylor, Ken! Palrick, Coach Gus Healh. team got zero-Dupo gave up illiganchc Bell to Comanches. Bell proudlv displayed in Comanche show case - there mav it stay! Highland' November 6: Comanches hack in the harnessfwallopccl l lighlancl 3 l-12. Sesser, November ll: Long hus rideAafternoon game-glorious ending to seasonHVICTORYWCQI- hokia 35, Sesser 19. comanches get smoke signals l lu- Cfuinanwlu' h.1slu'th41ll tuann tluln't lnwu rlu- host wtisnii on iuwnul. 'lilu-y wuuiul up tlu' ycin' with ii 4 tn 22 sun'i'. ililivy clwsv thc right tinu' tu win their lirst gxinuz ln ilu' liliiul 'liuurnaiiiwnt hvlcl nt Cilumlxizi. ilu-y clvlicntvcl llunlccr Ilill -l9 38 in tht- liirst gnnu' ul' rln- tuni'.1nnu'nt. ln tlu' cliznnpiunship gznnc. lic- thziltu. whmn tht- Cinniiiu'lu's lzitcr clcliciitccl. hunt tlu' tunn hy an 60 il scnrc. It wars in this tuiirnnnwnt that ilu- hiws win thc only tnvluliy ul thu cziinlmign- ll sccuiul plain- func. llu- l.innanu'lu's scunul win wus prnlnilalx' tlu' inust l'X.'ll!l15L ginu' nl Ilu' yvzir. Un tlu'ii' hinnc- cniirt. tht- crossed in basketball lvrnvcs sculpt-tl lictlmltn 5-l--l9 in gi thrilling in'crtinu'. ln the lzist lumnu' ganna' ol' thc scuisnn, thc Cfniniiiu'lu's czinu' through with lighting spirits to clvlhcalt Stuuiitim . . . -,. ,. in nn zictinii-pncliccl limp trizilf60'5f. XX ith rlu- stu' ilcnts hacking thcin, tlu' hoys vxhihitctl thcir rcnl hzislwthzlll skills tu clusc tlu' lunnt- svnsnn with ii x'ictin'x'. llu' tnp'scuring Ccnn:nu'l1s was lliclnirtl fXYctt. Ain with SII1 nnlilt' iniurv. hc cuinplctcil tlu' vvzii' with ai tntnl til 320 mints, nr nn 1lVL'I'2lf'L' nl l-ln mints wi l w l l gannc. Ylllll hvllll1IL'L'. ai sopliuiiunmx linishucl in scunul plzicc with ai tutnl ul' I66 pimints. ur gi 6.6 aiu-i'1igt'. Top raw: Gary Napier, Kenny Edmondson, Jim Wallace, Alvin Bennett. Middle row. David Borwig, Gary McBride, Bob Edmondson, Danny Schaefer, Keith Hall, Larry Torry, Coach Heath. Bottom row: Coach Carlisle, Bob Dingo, Louie Camden, Buddy Pennock, Jim Petlerson, Richard Avell, Jim Growe, Bill Buatle. ll lu' -liiniin' Yiirsiti iilsiv haul ai haul sczlsuii. winning unix' 2 whilt' losing lli. 'lilu' tvnin wars inauli: up ol' ilinusi till sinplminiimimirs. liven though thcy mluln't win nltvn. tlu' hnys gziinccl iniu'h cxlu'i'iL'iu'c that shnulcl lli'lll H1 YLIYSIIX' L'lllllP1'lllIUI1 DUXI VL'lll'. Kciiny ldliunulsini It-tl tlu' in tht- scoring clL'p.irtnu'nt. cuinlnling l63 Iunnts lin' the yczir, which is gin 8.6 ziwiuigz' pvr giinux 'I his is ll gnntl iiuliczitinn that Kvnny will ht- wry viilnnlnli' tu thc Varsity ncxt y'l'2ll', ln lrct- tlnmw stnmlings liicliainl Avctt ngiiin lccl thc 3-l tcznn. llc lnzulc' 92 xi .72-l pci' cent shuts, inisscml 35, which gnu' hiin iivcixigv. lnrry lorry inaulc 36, inissucl 20, haul ii .6-ll per cunt iivciuigc. l.nuis Czinulcn inaulu 30, inissctl l9. haul ll .6l2 pur cont in'L'i'iigc. lliulth' , . l'cinnu'k iniulc 28' nnssccl 18. haul gi .609 gn'ci'ngc. iniuln' 62. inissccl -ll. haul xi .602 raigv. Huh Dingti inzulc 2-l. inissccl IS. haul ii .571 -linnny Vllzillaicc nigc. -lim Pcttvrsim intulc 36. inissvcl 28, haul ii zivcnigc. Binh lfclinmulson iniulc 20. inissccl I9 . haul ai .SH 1lVL'I'AIgL', .lim Ciwnvc iniulc IS, inissvcl 24 ai .429 iivcnigc. ll YL' LIYC' 3632 . haul aiu' iunun'. lzvcn though lu' was sulvhnccl tlircc gnlnrs VARSITY FIRST FIVE: Richard Avefl, Jim Gfawe, Louie Camden, Jim Pellerson Coach Heath, Bob Dinga lkneelingl. a losing team - but a fighting spirit JUNIOR VARSITY FIRST FIVE: Kenny Edmondson, Buddy Pennock, Bill Bualte, Keilh Hall, Jim Wallace, Coach Carlisle. The scores for time varsitv games were as Follows: Calmkia Oppon Bethalto 37 -I2 Greenville 50 74 Mt. Olive 38 54 fxSSLlIllPIIUI1 -I I 5-I Roxana 37 52 Madison 47 8l Sparta 38 82 Greenville -I2 53 Robinson 33 55 lxSSLllUPfilll'l -I8 75 Roxana 60 79 Bethalto 55 -I9 Dupri 33 72 Nashville 27 58 Nlaclison 38 58 Mascoutali 53 70 I Iighlancl 5 I 77 Belleville 39 76 I Iighlancl 5 I II3 Staunton 60 57 BLIND YIiOLIllNAMEN'I' Bunker Hill -I9 38 Berhalto 31 60 Dupo ,IiULlllNAlXlEN'I' jerseyville -I-I 53 Freeburg 5 3 79 REGIONAL Vi-OLIRNANLNT Dupu 29 49 ent today's junior-high athletes are tomorrow's varsity 91h FOOTBALL Top row: Coach John Kennedy, Jim Walker, Larry Wheeler, Gerald Forlman, Andrew Babin- sky, Jerry Groves, Coach Carl Dillow. Middle row: Dale Rodemich, Terry Ennis, Don Bowlin, Bill Schmalzied, Charles Gandy, Benny Gilmore, Harry Mardirosian, Maurice Magourik. Front row: Manager Gary Simmons, Jack Forsling, Hershel Manning, Donnie Derossell, Billy Miles, Paul Jackson, Johnny Brien, Manager Dale Jung, 7lh BASEBALL Back row: Dennis Nealson, Wayne Jung, Tony McDaniel, Clyde Busche, Richard Clark, Gary Chaney, Gary Simmons, John Ellioll. Front row: Coach Jim Froman, Mike McDaniel, Merle Smith, Jerry Anderson, Dennis Reed, Glenn Wheeler, Billy Childers, Clifford Greer. 8th BASEBALL Standing: Coach Jim Froman, Ronald Busche, Dale Rodemich, Jim Walker, Fred Shumake, Donnie Derossell, Jack Heil, Clilf Greer. Kneel- ing: Dale Jung, Mike Bailey, Charles Gandy, Jack Forsling, Bob Bovinelle, Dennis Crank, John Brien, Eugene Potler. 'lhis years freshman football team was the first freshman squad to win a game. The four best players were llahinsky, Rodemich, VVheeler, and VValker. The ninth graders lrat Cathedral, 7sOg they lost to Dupo, 6-Og Granite City, 6-Og Bethalto, 740: lkladison, 267: and they tied llighland. 7-7. 'lille eighth-grade hasehall team lost five games and won one. The outstanding players were Dale Rode- mich, Ronald Parker, and Charles Candy. The out- standing game was against Dupo which the boys lost Lost-lklillstadt, in the ninth inning. Scores were: l-l--lg llupo, 268: Signal llill, 8-7g Dupo. 5-43 East Carondelet, 5-0. VVon-Signal llill, lO-9. 'llie seventh-grade hasehall team won four games and lost two. jerry Anderson and Tony and Mike hlcllaniel were the outstanding players. Scores were: Lost-East Carondelet, IO-43 New Athens, 8-6, VVon- llarinony, IO-93 llougli, l2'7g llarmony ll-l01 llough, 10-9. 'lhe seventh and eivhth touch football team was . . C . L 1 victoryless in a threeegame campaign. losing twice to Collinsville and once to Madison. Bovs who showed . V . , V' - . promise ot being Comanche stars of the future in- cluded Mike lklcllaniel, Merle Smith, Ed Hudlin, and Terrv Jones. 'lihe seventh and eighth track team competed in three dual meets, defeating Dupo and losing to Edf wardsville and Collinsville. At the Collinsville Invitas tional Meet, Cahokia was seventh out of sixteen teams. Outstanding performances were turned in hy Joe lloggard in the high jump and lion Parker in the liopestep-jump. 7th and 8th TRACK Top row: Coach Art Wolte, Richard Clark, Gary Simmons, Tony McDaniel, Merle Smith, Gary Chaney, Ronald Busche, Jack Heil, Verlin Pendergrass, Roy Comte, Bobby Nolan, Louis Van Hooser, Richard Howard, Alan Benson, Maurice Magouirk, Mike Bailey, David Weimer. Middle row: Wayne Jung, Dale Jung, Dale Rodemich, Jack Forsting, Dennis Crank, Edward TOUCH FOOTBALL Top row: Gary Grob, Melvin York, Terry Jones, Sam Hackman, Don Anderson, Tony McDaniel, Dennis Nealson, Alan Benson, Coach Art Wolfe. Middle row: Bob McBride, Bob Sullivan, Mike McDaniel, Don Schmalzried, Merle Smith, Ronald Ballard, Curtis Woods, Bob Ledbetter, James Hudson. Bottom row: Herbie Rain- bolt, Earl Smith, Bill Greer, Herbert Garland, Keith Wood, Randy Mangrum, Ed Hudlin, Eddie Goldenberg. Hudlin, Milton Mayfield, George Palmeri, Bill Schmalzried, Charley Gandy, Sam Hackman, Larry Browne, Billy Childers. Bottom row: John Elliott, Mike McDaniel, Dickey Seibert, Buddy Delk, Steve Williams, Eugene Potter, Donnie Derossett, Jack Gilbert, Eddie Goldenberg, Jerry Anderson, Bob Bovinette, Bobby Matt, Dennis Reed. 7th GRADE BASKETBALL, top row: Coach Kennedy, Wayne Jung, Michael Kidd, Zack Duncan, Raleigh Harris, Louis Lockeil, George Riddle, Manager Jim Phelps. Middle row: Bruce Ross, Randall Mangrum, David Slayton, Alfred Bollinger, Don Kifer, James Davis, Larry Beiz, Herbert Garland, Keith Wood. Bollom row: Bob McBride, Eddie Davis, Eddie Goldenberg, Willis Young, Jimmy Rachell, Herbie Rain- boli, Ronald Baur. 8th GRADE BASKETBALL, top row: Tony McDaniel, Dinzel Haggard, leon Cooper, Jim Odom, Jim Charboneau, Ronnie Lobsinger, Coach Wolfe. Bolfom row: Bob O'Connor, Charles Exum, Sam Hackman, Billy Childers, Dennis Nealson, Mike McDaniel, Merle Smilh, Gary Chaney, junior comanches win 23 - lose 24 'llu' sc'x'L'iitligi'giLlm' luislwtlmgill tcziin linmlu' L'x'L'n in llll'll' swisiiii with ai i'L'L'ui'Ll ul six wins :incl six losscs. ln Ilia' um' ItllIl'l12lIllL'l1L in wliicli rlicy paii'tic'ipzilc'cl, ilu- Lliliulaiai sL'x'c'i1tl1gi'.imli'rs wL'i'L' llL'liL'2lLL'll. 'llu' c'igl1tg,Qi'ziclL'i's liaislwtlwzill tcaiiii, ziltui' winning liiiir mil' llivii' lirst live' QAIIIICS. luis lwsct ln' lI1lLlI'lL'S ziml iiivligilwilitivs. 'llivy 1-mlul rlu' season with ai live' wrin :incl nina' lust i'L'c'ui'cl. lfiicli ul' tlu' lust tlil'L'L' 55 gainics was LlL'L'iclL'cl lux rim' point. witli tlu' Vluniui' Coii11ii1c'l1L's un thc- sliiirt uml nl tlu' scoii' in Qill tlircc' QLIINUS. 'lilw must L-iiiisisrciir lWl'l'l.llI'll1L'l'S wL'1'L' llinlcl lliiggiml, hlcrlc' Siiiitli, aiml Chin' Cliiim-y. wirli lcon Cuulwi' lllllJl'UYll1g raipiclly :it tlii' L-nil ul' rlic scgisuii, lXlil4L' hlL'l74iniL'l tmilc scciiiul Ivlaiu' in Ilia' l.l'L'L'Ll1l'4lXK' sliuuting cuiitust :it Cnllinsvillc-. llu- iiiiitli-giuiclc lvzislwtluill twim lincl tu'L'lx'c VIL' go, caholzia, go ECE tories and nine defeats. ln tournament plav, the team took the third-place trophv, ln ll games, the team scored 1020 points. Mr. Carl llillow, the coach. was proud ol' this team, ilihe hovs showed great improvement in working together as a team. ln the seasons to come, the ninth graders will he a great credit to Cahokia. Mrs. Marjorie Logan pielied seven girls llrom a group ol' thirty as possihle candidates for seventh and eight grade elueerlearlers, ilihe stu' dent lnodv then choose five ol' these girlselour eighth graders and one seventh grader. ln ad- dition to the regular cheerleaders, three suhs- .ludv Rogers. -ludv Starks, and lo Ann Lllrighte were chosen. All girls had a chance to cheer during the vear. 'lihev led cheers at all home games and almost all of the awav games. lhe ninth-grade elreerlr-aders led the chiefs ol' the junior high in war whoops for their lighting hraves. For cheering, the girls wore lull white skirts with hlue V-neck sweaters. llaeh girl received a letter and a golden mega- phone to put on the letter. ln addition to cheerf ing lor the ninthegrade team, these girls had the honor of cheering for the faeultv in the senior 71h AND 8lh GRADE CHEERLEADERS, Sally Pellerson, Sue Thurwalker, JoAnn Bess, Martha Baur, Mary Jane Bruns, versus lacultv game. lXlrs, hlariorie Logan also 1 - - 91h GRADE CHEERLEADERS, Irene Wheeler, Belly Meldrum, lsubslilulel, sponsored this group. Pat Monlerusso, Jo Ann Rainboll, Pal Duncan, Sue Pellerson, Joyce Greenhill lsubsfilutel. 9th GRADE BASKETBALL, top row: Coach Dillow, Ronald Busche, Larry Wheeler, Jack Heil, Ronald Parker, Jim Walker, Dale Rodemich, Verlin Pendegrass. Baflom row: Robert Matt, Marvin Wild, Don Parker, Johnny Brien, Jack Forsting, Bob Bovinette, Donnie Derossett, Charlie Gandy, Bill Mills. gt dreams of a white Christmas materialize for holidays Ihe llohdav Season was made more iestwe lty the cfforts ol' the 'Future llomemakers oi America. Snowy hranchcs, candy canes. icielcs, and Christmas hells trans- formed the gymnasium into a dreamy kVhite Christmas. 'lihz' throne was enclosed hy two giant evergreen trees sparkling with Christmas decorations. lo Anne llutson, escorted hy Buddy Pcnnock, was crowned F. ll. IX. Sweetheart. ller dress was ol' pink hroeade with a very full skirt. She carried a houquet ol' white carnations. The new Sweetheart receiycd her crown from the retiring Maid ol' llonor, hlarian Lorenve. who was escorted hy Kenneth Eugen. hlarian wore hlue ta Ffcta. Attendants to the Sweetheart were Special Maid ol' llonor, Lois lean Bellm, wearing an aqua taille dress and escorted hy Gary hlcllanielz Norma lo hliller. wearing winterswhite liaille and escorted hy Rodger Lane: Yvonne Thomas, wearing pink velvet and escorted hy johnny VVyatt: and Shirley VVhittaker. wearing purple faille and escorted hy Larry hloriec. Each attendant car- ried an arm houqueit oi' pink carnations. VVez Bro! and his orchestra furnished the music for this Christmas Ball and played lo fXnnc's request dance. i Fl'enderlv. li. ll. A. Sweetheart, .Io Anne llutson dances at C.C.H.S. are Back row: Norma Miller, Rodger Lane, Shirley Whittaker, Larry Morice, Buddy Pennock, Marian Lorenze, Kenny Eugea, Lois Bellm, Gary McDaniel, Yvonne Thomas, Johnny Wyatt. Sealed: Pat Fannin, Jo Anne Hutson, Jane Boggett. homecoming climaxed by gala dance at Caholeia 'lhc highlight ul' thc autumn scasun was thc gala llUll1L'CUllllI7g Dancc. At this annual al'f:1f1', Miss lo Ann Lorcnzc, cscurtctl luv llclm Eclnmnrlscmn, was cruwnctl llumccuming Quccn' lay thc rctiring quccn. hliss -lcan Bullingcr, vlcan. wcaring hlacli vclvct. was cscortcnl to thc thronc hy Clary Cnscc, ,lo Ann, the charming new quccn, wcmrc an ivmw' laillc scoop-ncclilinc frocli and carricnl a lmuquct ul' yclluw inulns. Prccccling thc rstlring quccn into the gymnasium wcrc attcnclants hlargic Vlnllips, wearing rccl vclvct aml cscurtcnl hy Charlcs Llrowcs: .loan Prattc. wearing stccl- lmluc taflcta anal cscurtccl hy Larry Tulhircl: Pat Rachcll. wcaring INZILIYC faillc anal cscurtcrl hy -loc Cischcr: and hlaicl of llnnor, hlargic lJ:l5uurgc, wcaring rccl vclvct and cscortccl ln' .lim Pcttcrsnn. Each ull thc attcnclants had corsagcs ul' whitc carnations. ilihc gyllllllwllllll tcok on all the glory ol' Fall for this wry spccial uccasiun. 'lihc cciling was atlorncrl with thc autumn cnlurs ul' urangc. grccn, ycllow, and lmrown. Punch and cuukics wcrc scrvccl to a rccorrl cruwrl of stuclcnts anal alumni. WT! Bron and his orchestra priwiclccl the music for thc clancc and playctl -In fXnn's rcqucst numlucr, Ullccausc ull You. l lnmccfnning Quccn, -lu Ann l.fll'CI1!L both memorable and spectacular events Pa? Rachell, Joe Gisher, Margie Phillips, Charles Groves, Bob Edmondson, Jean Bollinger, Gary Groce, Larry Tolbird, Joan Pralte, Jim Pellerson, Margie DeBourge, Queen Jo Ann Lorenze. W W Qt .. lyltllll Queen. Carole ,-Xnclrews 1, ky' blue Hawaii-Aloha to seniors Caholtia's Prom ol. 1954 inagieally whisliecl the guests oll' their leet anal earrietl them to the lancl ol' llawaii. Carole Andrews, eseortecl hy Gene Vogt, was erowneml the Queen ol' Blue llawgii ln' retiring queen, llarhara Boswell, who was eseortecl hy Ansel Hlright. llarhara wore a white hallerinaelength formal. Carole wore a white hallerina-length houllant gown trinuneql in light hlue. She earriecl a houquet ol' red roses. Preeetling Queen Carole to the throne were attentl ants Charlotte il hoinpson. wearing a white lorinal anti eseortezl hy Bill Buxton: -loan Pratte. wearing a yellow lornial anal eseortetl hy llolm llingaz Vlanet Bollinger, wear- ing a yellow llilflllill and eseortetl lw llill 'lialhottz anal Maid ol' llonor, Sandra llipplingeri, wearing an aqua lorinal and eseortecl hy llenry llziinholt. All attentlants ancl the little flower girl, -lenny l,ee, who was eseortecl hy Alefl' Dillow. earrietl pink and white earnations. 'lihe Vl'ev Broz Orchestra provitletl the tlreainx strains lor this Lll1i.OI'gCIiilll event. Carole ehose You, You, You lor her request clanee. Charlotte Thompson, Bill Buxton, June? Bollinger, Bill Tclboll, Gene Vogt, Barbara Boswell, Ansel Wright, Sandro Ripplinger, Henry Rcifnbolf, Joan Prcutte, Bob Dingo, Queen Carol Andrews, Jenny Lee, Jeff Dillow. sweet and lovely 1.1115 13011111 Curv 1x1C1D2lI11L'1 1111- Clisclwl' 1,111 11llL'1N.'11 111111 1iL1I11tlI1Q1SllI1 -111 Ann Lorcnzc ,lu 1'Xn11c 1111151111 1111c1a1y PL'11n1mc14 Qi11LlI'1L'S Clneuwa Xlurgic Phillips C1811 Clnu' -Iuun Bollinger Yxmmm' V1 11o11111s .I1m1111m' 1151111 -lam' 1-1:1gg1'tt 17111 14111111111 -11111 17L'ftCI'Slll1 Nlurgic 1JCBOLlI'gL' x1L1Ik11lI1 1-llI'L'I'IlL' RL'I'Il1CI1l 1iLlgCLl 1 ,111'1'y 1111111111 -1111111 171'11ttc S11i1'1cy U'11ittz11w1' 1.111'ry Muricc fm COOKS, Oli Phillips, Kalie Sanders, Jennie Hopewell, Marie Wheeler, Valela Verbeck, Marie Slearns. BUS DRIVERS. Cliff Stillman, Arlhur Tucker, Ollo Sykes, Russell Laila, Jerry Stillman, Carl Upchurch, Bill Eversmeyer, Everell Owens. CUSTODIANS, back row: Velmer Hoover, Fred Hehenberger, O. J. Gray, William Mangrum. Middle row Allen Lane, Charles Bollinger, James Rachels, Coy Craig, Henry Kampschroeder. Fran? row: John Williams Eddie Gepperl, Marie Bennell, Mozelle Laila, John Wayne. menu one? - got a pass? - where's the mop? Must ull us lulw lm' gr4u1tc4l the scrvicvs rcmlcrccl wc nrc tulwn lmmc, thc' custuclinns stair! In xmrlx hy thc lmus alrivcrs. L'llSlIlCll1lI1S. amcl cooks. ln thc morn swccping, clusting, nml pulishing the k'kllIlI7l5llQL' lull! ing, wi' :irc piuliccl up lay thu' cvcr-pL111ctLml has clrivcrs clirty hy rho claus usc. aiml wlmislml ziwaix' tu sclwnl wlmurc wc wurle liar awhile .incl tlwn Gill uIwL'l'illll'IllllllllSll mi-ills in the dining mmm. Vllc mu' Ll lwig von' ul' tlumlxs tu .ull tllusc Iwnlwlc llu-sv mi-.ils urn' sum-il lvl' nur smiling cooks. Alltcr wha clu so much in making nur surl'uumlings plwlsnnt. 64 sadies set traps to catch their men ilihe girls' Athletic Association once again invarlecl the gym to transform it into the typical hill country of Dawg' patch --f land of sweet-smelling haxvgs anal pretty xvimmenf' Each vear the Girls of C.C.ll.S. fincl . C1 Standing: Sandra Morningstar, Don Campbell, Sue Rubel, Ronnie David, Dean Bollinger, Dorothy Schwleger, Bob Verbeck, Barbara Ramelot, John Eillis. Seated: Donna Brown, John Lorentzen, Betsy Anglim, Nancy Baur H955 Sadie Hawkinsl, Marian Kasten, Gene Lorentzen. it a special treat to chase their favorite l'eller ancl sew a patch on him. The girls are then rexvarclerl with the special privilege of serving their gems anal huving the vittles. Numerous ways are founcl hy the Satlies to catch their men. In hunting season it is a rare occurrence to find a girl out roaming without one of var' ious weapons. These sure-to-get-aman gadgets range from rolling pins to 1954 Sadie lDorothy Schwlegerl crowned by Sandra Ripplinger. ropes. Ol course, the hest way to a man's heart is through his stomach: thus, using a luscious piece of cake as hair and then attaching handcuffs to that guy ratecl Afl in the snaring of the male. Other implements employ- etl rluring this season were hutterfly nets, guns, anal fishing poles Cattachecl to ornery critters' jeansl. Miss Sadie llawliins is selectecl hy the citizens of Dawgpatch to he their queen. She seats herself on a royal Standing: Jim Adams, Leonard Bohannon, Bob Verbeck, Bill Talbott, Gene Batson, Bill Bollinger. 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K . .f JE gr, .15 4 Q :ev 3, an f W 1: '- . 5 .K , W M mmyfg Ns .tn in 'Tiff 'ow W Q Q W Q 159 MW W f W2 xg 'Ii 'V .kgs .F X Vu 3 . Sf ,Nt xt Q I A 1 I ug, -r. -l'f 'A X n IQV' Q alt' if ,Ml sr Q W-mr J.kA VC.. ' A 5 with the Comanches Scrooge needs lunch money Smile, Rodge! Move your finger! Rummoge sale, Cough! her cheolin'l What yu soy, Goose? Boiled cabbage? Brace yourself! the facts - nothing but the facts Angel, Ruth She's our fair-haired angel. F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. Candy Chairman 25 G.A.A. l, Baur, Nancy I don't get it, Mr. Froman. G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. President 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 15 Square Dance Club 15 Ccmncil Ring 2, 35 Ca- hochron 35 Student Council 25 Dra- matics Club 2, 35 Dramatics Club Secretary-Treasurer 35 junior Com- mittee 35 Cheerleader 3, 45 French Club President 35 F.T.A. 25 Terp- sichorean 25 Pep Club 3, 45 Bro- ther Goose 25 Strictly Formal 25 Lord's Prayer 35 Life of the Party 25 Wildcat Willie 15 Na- tional llonor Society 3, 45 Camera Club I5 The Widow's Plightu 2. Berry, Joan Those wedding bells are breaking up that old gang of mine, G.A.A. l, 25 Girls' Glee Club 15 Mixed Chorus 45 Camera Club 15 Pep Club 35 Terpsichorean 2. Bodendieck, Lee Personality is his trademark. Boys' Glee Club 1, 25 Mixed Cho- rus l, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus Presi- dent 45 Band 1, 2., 3, 45 Council Ring 2, 35 junior Committee 3. Bohannon, Peggy Everybody calls her Podge. G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Cahochron 35 junior Committee 35 Pep Club 3, 4. Bollin er, Janet Adiosh, Mates. CAA. 3, 45 G.A.A. Historian 45 Cahochron 35 junior Committee 35 Prom Attendant 35 Pep Club 3, 45 Pcp Club Secretary 35 Cheerleader 4. Bollinger, Jean I don't have it, Miss Huffman. C.A.A. l, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 15 Band l., 25 Dance Club 25 Football Queen 35 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4. Bulis, Norma Good things come in small packages. Girls' Glee Club 15 Council Ring 3, 45 Cahochron 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Secretary-Treasurer Class l. Burglechner, Mary The band will miss her. F.H.A. I5 Mixed Chorus 1, 25Band l, 2, 3, 45 Council Ring 45 French Club 35 Pep Club 4. Camden, Louie I don't know if my Chevy'll make it. Mixed Chorus I5 Football, l, 2, 35 Baseball l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 35 Cross Country 45 lr. Com. 35 Class Pres. 3. Capper, Wilma She talks a lot. F.ll.A. l, 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. Parlia- 70 mentarian 35 G.A.A. 1, 2, 35 Square Dance Club l. Carron, Cletus Physics is a snap for this lad. Student Council 25 Science Club l, 25 ,lunior Committee 3. Cobb, Ronald lfVho ate the cake? Football l, 2, 35 Baseball l, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Track 1, 2, 35 Class Vice-President l. Cross, Glenn Then I shifted to second. David, Ronald I went down to Dupo last night. Boys' Glee Club l, 25 Mixed Cho- rus l, 25 Band 1, 25 Band Vice- President 25 Square Dance Club I5 Council Bing 35 Student Council 3, 45 Dramatics Club 2, 35 Dra- matics Club President 35 ,lunior Committee 35 Life of the Party 25 Brother Goose 2. DeBourge, Margie Oh, jimmy. Mixed Chorus 25 Band 25 Cheer- leader 3, 45 Homecoming Special Maid of Honor 45 Camera Club l5 Class Secretary-Treasurer 2. Derossett, Billie The quiet one. G.A.A. 1, 2, 35 Girls' Glee Club 25 Mixed Chorus 2. Dingo, Robert I never thought of dat. Mixed Chorus 35 Football 3, 45 Football Captain 45 Baseball 35 Bas- ketball 3, 45 Track 35 C Club 45 Class Vice-President 3. Durham, Pauline Did I have another run-on sentence? G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Band 2, 3, 45 Camera Club 15 Terpsi- chorean 25 Pep Club 3, 4. Edmondson, Robert This boy's the President. Mixed Chorus 15 Council Ring 1, 2, 35 Cahochron 1, 2, 3, 45 Ca- hochron Co-Editor 45 National Hon- or Society 3, 45 National Honor Society President 45 Student Coun- cil l, 2, 3, 45 Student Council Vice-President 35 Student Council President 45 Dramatics Club Vice- President 35 Football 45 Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Track I, 2, 3, 45 Cross Country l, 25 Junior Committee 35 Bing Committee 15 F.T.A. 2, 3, 45 F.T.A. VicePresident 25 F.T.A. President 3, 45 Class President 45 Life of the Party 2. Ellis, John Make up your minds will you? Football Manager 2, 45 Basketball Manager 1, 45 Basketball 2. Eugea, JoAnn Mixed chorus today. G.A.A. 1, 2, 35 Girls' Glee Club 25 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4. Ferguson, Bill Watch out Krupal Here he comes! Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Band 2, 3, 45 Baseball Manager 3. Fortman, Fred He likes the pigskin, Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 25 Bas- ketball 1, 25 Track 1, 25 lr. Com. 35 C Club 3, 45 Brother Goose 2. Gardyne, Sandra Little girl with big bassoon. Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Girls' Glee Club Vice-President 35 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus Secretary 45 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Ensemble 2, 35 Pep Club 3, 45 Pep Club Vice-President 45 Glass Secretary 4. Hoffman, Roger I want a college fishing course. Band 25 Council Ring 2, 35 Football 15 Baseball Manager 2, 35 Cross Country Manager 35 Life of the Party 2. Holder, Bobby Cross country is my game. Baseball 15 Track 15 Cross Country 3, 4. Hukel, Sylvia I'll play your silly game. G.A.A. 1, 25 Girls' Glee Club 1 2, 35 Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus Vice-'President 45 Band 2, 3, 45 Girls' Ensemble 3, 45 Pep Club 4. Johnson, Thomas First l'll shave the hood, then . . . Mixed Chorus 35 Jr. Com. 3. Johnston, Edward This boy has sports on the brain. Boys' Glee Club Treasurer I5 Coun- cil Ring 45 Cahochron 45 Baseball 25 Cross Country 2, 3: C Club 3. Karnes, Larry The flash-bulb kid. Council Bing 15 Student Council 35 Cross Country I5 Lord's Prayer 35 French Club 35 Camera Club Vice- President 1. Long, Edna The quiet type. G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 3. Lorentxen, John Are all cowboys bowlegged? Lorenze, Jo Ann A wheel in F.H.A. F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. Section IV Secretary 35 F.H.A. Secretary 25 F.H.A. Vice-President 35 F.H.A. President 45 Council Ring l, 45 Cahochron 3, 45 National, Honor Society 3, 45 National Honor So- v ciety Vice-President 45 junior Com- mittee 35 F.H.A. Maid of Honor 25 Homecoming Queen 45 Pep Club 3. Lutker, Lucretia She likes monsters. Girls' Glee Club 45 Football Attend- ant 2. Maisel, Annella I don't even know you. G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. Historian 35 Square Dance Club 15 Cahoch- ron 35 Student Council 3, 45 Stu- dent Council Treasurer 45 Junior Committee 35 Sadie Hawkins At- tendant 35 Pep Club 3, 4. McCluskey, Betty Watch that gal play basketball. G.A.A. 2, 35 Pep Club 3. Mcintire, Doris Band is my one and only. Band 2, 3, 4. Morice, Lawrence How about that? Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Band 25 Square Dance Club 15 Council Ring 35 Cahochron 3, 45 Student Council 2, 3, 45 Student Council Vice-Presi- dent 45 Football l, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Ir. Com. 35 C Club 3, 45 C Club Vice-Presi- dent 45 Strictly Formal 2. Morningstar, Sandra There's only one way to go, Don. G.A.A. 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club 15 Mixed Chorus 15 Council Ring 45 Cahochron 35 Junior Committee 35 Cheerleader 15 Rockettes 45 Terpsi- chorean 25 Pep Club 3, 4. Napier, Ronald Old Smoke Ball himself. Baseball l, 2, 3. 45 Track 3, 45 C Club 3, 4. 0'DeIl, Charles That went over like a lead balloon. Boys' Glee Club l5 Mixed Chorus l, 2, 35 Band I, 2, 3, 45 Band Secre- tary 35 Cahochron 2, 3, 45 Cahoch- ron CoEditor 45 National Honor Society Secretary 45 National Hon- or Society 3, 45 Student Council 45 Dramatics Club 2, 35 Football l, 2, 3, 45 Iunior Committee 35 C Club 3, 45 C Club Vice-President 45 Brother Goose 25 Drop Dead 35 F.T.A. 2, 3, 45 F.T.A. President 25 F.T.A. Vice-President 3, 45 Band Vice-President 45 Basketball 25 Track l, 2, 3, 4, Osborne, Eileen I like typing and ART. G.A.A. 25 Miss Sadie Hawkins 2. Patrick, Kent My Nash is the fastest bed on the market. Band l, 25 Student Council 3, 45 Football 45 F.T.A. 2, 3, 45 Camera Club I. Patterson, James He's just plain Pete. Mixed Chorus 15 Band 1, 25 Foot- ball I, 2., 3, 45 Baseball 3, 45 Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 35 Ring Committee 15 Class President l, 2. Phillips, Mariorie Got your English? G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 3, 45 Football Attendant 3, 45 Pep Club 3, 4. Podhrasky, Fred He likes to cook. Pratte, Joan Hi ya, kids! G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Band 25 Square Dance Club 15 Na- tional Honor Society 3, 45 Cheer- leader 3, 45 Football Attendant 3, 45 Prom Attendant 35 Pep Club 3, 4. Pamelot, Dale Centerville hot-rod. Basketball 35 Camera Club 1. Rice, Gene The boy with the horn. Boys' Glee Club 1, 25 Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Basket- ball l. Ripplinger, Sandra Five-foot twog no eyes of blue. G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. Vice-Presi- dent 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 junior Committee 35 Prom Maid of Honor 35 Sadie Hawkins Maid of Honor 25 Class Secretary 35 Class Vice-President 4. Ross, Shirley Her face often matches her hair. Mixed Chorus 35 Science Club 1. Rosson, Larry Most of us call him Rosy. Rushing, Doris She blushes. G.A.A. l, 25 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club Vice-.Presi- dent l5 Girls, Glee Club President 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 2, 3, 45 Band Sec. 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Strictly Formal 25 French Club Treasurer 35 Girls' en- semble 2, 3, 45 Pep Club Pres. 4. Sanders, Jamesella She's new this year. Girls' Glee Club 45 Band l5 Dra- matics Club 15 Baseball 35 Class Secretary 15 Allied Youth 25 Jun- ior Red Cross 35 Human Relations 2. Sebastian, Arlene 1'lZ be a dirty bird. G.A.A. 2, 35 Band l, 25 Pep Club 3. Sebastian, Irene Oh, I hate itg I just hate it! F.H.A. 25 G.A.A. 2, 35 Band l, 25 Pep Club 3. Sewell, Bobby This boy can play the blues. Boys' Glee Club l5 Mixed Chorus 2, 45 Band 3, 45 Football 15 Cross Country 3. Smith, Howard I almost hit the right note that time. Boys' Glee Club I5 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Football 45 Basketball 3, 45 Junior Committee 3. Stanka, Robert Airforce bound. Steinhardt, Ronald His nickname is Duck. Boys, Glee Club l5 Mixed Chorus l, 2., 45 Band 1, 2, 4. Striler, Betty Man, can she jitterbug! F.H.A. l, 2, 35 G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus l, 25 Band l, 25 Band Secretary 1. Swaflord, Loretta I don't agree with you, Mr. Sluder. G.A.A. 1, 2, 35 Girls' Glee Club I5 Mixed Chorus l. Taylor, Perry Big Chief on Council Ring. Band 15 Council Ri-ng I, 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Stu- dent Council l, 2, 35 Football l, 2, 3, 45 Track 25 C Club 3, 45 F.T.A, 2, 35 Class Treasurer 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Council Ring Editor 2, 3, 4. Thompson, Charlotte She just goes for certain i'Bucks. F.H.A. l, 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. Trea- surer 25 G.A.A. l, 45 Band 1, 25 Student Council 3, 45 Student Council Sec. 45 Prom Attendant 35 F.H.A. Queen 25 F.T.A. Historian 45 Pep Club 3, 4. Tolbird, Larry In the spring he plays Yogi Berra. Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball l5 Track 35 Ir. Com. 35 C Club 3, 45 Class Treasurer 3. Vinson, Thelma Come on, girls. G.A.A. l, 2, 35 Girls' Glee Club 2, 35 Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Council Ring 45 Dramatics Club 3. Vogt, Joan Does my hair look all right? G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Wheeler, Nancy The quiet but observing type. F.H.A. l, 2, 3, 45 World Christ- mas Festival Chairman 25 Winter Dance Decorations 25 Winter Dance Chairman 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Dra- matics Club 25 Council Ring 25 Science Club 15 Iunior Committee 35 Brother Goose 25 Life of the Party 25 French Club Secretary 35 F.T.A. 25 Terpsichorean 2. Wild, Margie I just don't have time. F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 National Delc- gate 35 F.H.A. Sec. 45 G.A.A. 35 Girls' Glee Club 25 Mixed Chorus 25 Band 1, 2, 3,45 F.H.A. Attendant 2. Wright, Martha I'll knock it over this time. Square Dance Club 1. 71 the big scoop on the Name Ruth Angel Nancy Baur Joan Berry Lee Bodendieck Peggy Bohannon Janet Bollinger Jean Bollinger Norma Buhs Mary Burlechner Wilmer Copper Cletus Carron Ronald Cobb Glenn Cross Ronnie David Margie DeBourge Billie Derossett Bob Dinga Pauline Durham Bob Edmondson John Ellis Jo Ann Eugea Bill Ferguson Fred Fortman Bob Fosnock Sandra Gardyne Roger Hoffman Bob Holder Sylvia Hukel Tommy Johnson Ed Johnston Larry Karnes Edna Long John Lorentzen Jo Ann Lorenze Lucretia Lutker Betty McCluskey Doris McEntire Annella Maisel Larry Morice Sandra Morningstar Ronnie Napier Bob O'Dell Eileen Osborne Kent Patrick Jim Petterson Mariorie Phillips Fred Podhrasky Joan Pratte Dale Ramelot Gene Rice Sandra Ripplinger Shirley Ross Larry Rosson Doris Rushing Jomesella Sanders Arlene Sebastian Irene Sebastian Bob Sewell Howard Smith Robert Stanka Ronald Steinhardt Betty Striler Loretta Swafford Perry Taylor Charlotte Thompson Larry Tolbird Thelma Vinson Joan Vogt Nancy Wheeler Mariorie Wild Martha Wright 72 Noted For laugh Laugh Glenn service station Podge talking cheerleading being quiet last name gift of gab sleeping bragging driving bowling Jimmy quietness Ace arguing Mr. President watching TV little feet drums football track-man size printing track singing catty clothes quietness tile salesman blush fighting F.H.A. monster pretty eyes long eyelashes pestering Boo-Boo dancing baseball iokes Art little Nash tardiness cheerleader Pod eyes being broke hot horn alumni red hair old Ford blushing reading forgetfulness being a twin tell tales trumpet Dairy Queen wavy hair tallness laugh ham Bill muscles talking color of hair soft voice hot rod size seniors . . . Pastime Penny's Dean saxophone dancing boys talking Gary annual spelling it talking sleeping stupidity cars bowling Jimmy wrestling sports arguing studying watching Howdy-Doody smwms girls cars running bassoon sports running music ole Chevy setting pins stacking tile swwhs farming acting intelligent driving Olds Ronnie band dad's car acting stupid Don the old Chevy telling them writing letters working on it missing bus cheering motor scooter cheerleading spending money his car alumni Dupo Judy singing Shakespeare losing things opening locker thinking 'em up rolling papers slinging malts not studying eating boys radios Bill football studying combing it biology speeding buying elevated shoes Ambition burlesque queen nurse secretary comedian get married talk faster technician iournalist change it orator come again? cowboy break sound barrier bowler be Jimmy's lady wrestler graduated senator president Buffalo Bob TV Actress play for Les Brown pro-football be like Santee stenographer manage Cards track star Rosemary Clooney drive in 500 own bowling alley own tile business bubble dancer box Marciano artist torch singer stay single cowgirl Power's model be funny dance instructor to get it started tell a good one be Art's cab driver catch it First Lady iet pilot cover girl millionaire band leader secretary pass O. C. Judy and new Ford nurse be on the stage to find them open it coon hunter Satchmo soda ierk minister gain weight be an old maid radio technician nurse all-star actress stay blond doctor hot rodder grow taller Most Likely to chorus girl patient successful a big ioker Bobo Rockefeller hoarse shorted out copy girl stuck with it senator-ess teacher calloused in hospital pin setter Jimmy's twisted anything dog catcher street sweeper Clarabelle TV viewer drummed towel boy manager good one ticket-taker tired Sophie Tucker run over pin setter floor cleaner stuck floored Grandma Moses Mrs. Herderhorst Mrs. Starks roped beachcomber's wife funny married walking a ham Art's out of gas late downstairs maid grounded pin-up broke disc jockey ianitress tile clerk disappointed fizzle in the audience lost lock picker up a tree rolling papers all shook up successful thinner hooked shocked grandma an scrub team script writer bleached horse doctor iailed short 'YF 1 4 1th H 1- , W, 11 . 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