Cahokia High School - Cahochron Yearbook (Cahokia, IL)

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Top: Mr. Paul Gregory, Presidentg Mr. Harold Anglim, Mr. Harold Dashner, Township Treasurerp Mr. Howard Bomon, Atlorney. Bottom: Mr. Leo Dickerson, Mr. Charles Bollinger, Mr. Ira Mounce, Mr. Maurice Jerome, Mr. Phil Slruense, Secretary. HE for Excellent should he given to our School's administrators. Through their gui- dance our school has gained a reputation of producing students who can become good citizens of the future. ,lust as a broken machine is taken to the repairman, so do we take our troubles and difficulties to the administrators and Board of Education. A nine-member Board, although their 'names are not too often mentioned separately, has displayed high educational ideals and capable leadership. A record would he sound- less without a phonographg so would we without the Board to which we can voice our complaints and grievances, if necessary. Perhaps the Comanches do not often realize the important part the administrators and Board play in our school lives and activi- ties. Mr. Edward Ruddy, Guidance: Mr. Eugene Rodemich, Curriculum Co-ordinalorg Mr. Aaron Brien, Superin- lendenlg Mr. William Malinsky, Principal and Ath- lelic Direclor, Mr. Robert Callell, Assislanl Superin- tendentp Mr. Robert Cavill, Principal. even a comanche needs his chiefs 9

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Aaron Brien William Malinsky Robert Cutlell Eugene Rodemich Robert Cuvitl Edward Ruddy administration and staff hear endless chatter VVill you sign my absence slip? Con- stantly rings in the ears of Mr. Malinsky, Principal, as he begins his busy day at eight o'clock in the morning. The top chiefs, Mr. Catlett, Mr. Rodemich and Mr. Brien, can always be found moving about the building and their offices organizing the Comanches in their performance of tribal duties. What scholarship do yo-u think I should try for?y' is an endless phrase that reaches the ears of Mr. Ruddy, guidance director. Ile does, however, try to please everyone and usually does. Good morning, Cahokia Commonfields lligh School, vibrates through the office from the telephones juggled hy Mrs. Bess, Mrs. Vogt or Miss House. These efficient office ladies perform endless taslxs each day, and each day would not seem complete with- out Mrs. Vogt announcing the latest bulletin over the P.A. system. As the Comanches gain wisdom, the school supplies dwindle until the clutter of coins prompts lVlrs. McConnell to again fill our arms with equipment for thc new hunt. Wilma House, Vrene Bess, and Helen Vogl.

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teachers relate the 4lEAN UPLIHURCII - HS., Southeast Mo. State: fr. and Sr. Higlz Art llELEN DLINN - MA., U. of lll.g Everyday Englisll, lllforlzl History, Azltf. Social Stiwlies joE KONYA - HS., HS. in Eel., lNl.Ed., Southern Ill. U., VVayIIe U.: General Slzop, Drafting l.ERoY SACIIS - AB., MS., Vllashington U.g Algebra. Ceoniftry, Solid Geonzctry clLADYS ERAZIEP. - AB., U. of lll.: llrmienmleing, EI'e1'yI.ltzy Living, Stlz Crude Practical Arts LDRETTA lDACE - A.l3., Olivet Collegeg jr. lliglr Matll, Science ED SLUDER - BS., lXl.S., Eastern Ill. State, U. of Ill., Bookkeeping, General Business, Office Practice IXRTHUR IIINSON A l3.S.. MS., McKendree College U. of Ill.: Biology Did Molinsky really mean 1hal? CTIIARLES RDALIII - B.lNl.E., American Conservatory of Music: lr. lliglz Vocal Music, Sr. lliglz flzorol Activities QlATlIERINE BLACK - AB., Nebr. U., Eng. II, Latin I, Il FRANK LoRI'oN - BS., MS., Southwest Mo. State, U. of lowag General Science, Biology, Asst. Coacli VlIlX'IIX1Y FROMAN 4 lNl.S., Southern Ill. U.g flzeniistry, ljlzjfsics, General Science .AUSTIN lXlULKEY - HS., M. A., Southern Ill. U.. U. of Ill., 9tlI Crtnle llomerorom KXRT XVOLFE - MS., lll. State No mal U., Southern Ill. U., Algebra, Asst. ffooeli EIJYVARD XVIRTII, SR. - VVestern Mo. State, lll. Normal U., U. of lll.: lr. lligll Bernal LEE YVAGNER - HS., Dayton U.: Stl: Urazle Horac- room It was also cigar day for Pcpc Wolfe. AlAlllli Mosm' - All., MA., lll. College, Ceorge ljealmoely College: l'.l9'., l-lcnltlz QlI,YDE LEILICII - ll.S., lXl.S., SoutlIern lll. U.: Clcogrtrplzy, l'.E. lJAYIlJ CARLISLE - BS., Murray State, P-E., llcaltlz. llctnl Cfoaeli ,IDIIN lDAI. SANTU - HS., lX l.S., Ill. State Norrnal U.: Slzop, l'.E., l-leoltli, Asst. ClOHCll l3EvERLY VVILSUN f MS.. Eastern Ky. State, lmliana U.: lleoltlz, I'.E. lXlARTHA XYILLIAMS 4 BS., MA., Eastern Kv. State: l'.E., llealtlz CTARI.. lJlLLUNV - All., MS., McKendree College, Southern Ill. U.: l'.lf., llcaltlr, Asst. fllltlfll xR7ILLIAlN'I llARROD f HS., lVl.A., Murray State Col- lege, llforltl History. l'.E., Asst. fl0t1ClI Hardly the uniform for c sock hop. IO iw