Cahokia High School - Cahochron Yearbook (Cahokia, IL)

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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.

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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