Cahokia High School - Cahochron Yearbook (Cahokia, IL)

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as Comanche braues we beat the wardrums Milton Mayfield, Floyd Massena, George Korte, Roberl Clifford Greer, Richard Goodwin, Arfhur Gardner, Jack Heil, Don Karvinen, Janel Gilmore, Janef Jerome, Judy Hileman, Coclls, Nedilh Griffin, Mary Roelhemeier, Harry Economou, Sharon Barbara Gray, Doris Grass. Shaffer, Samuel Hall. in Herman Jackson, Raymond Manwarren, Don Lansing, Jim Clara Jones, Larry Wheeler, Linda Bradley, Wanda Dunn, Judy McCIusky, Bill Miles, Larry Maisel, Richard Hoffman, Parker, Bob Bray, Oifo Roberls, Judy Craig, Bob Bovinefle, Ver- Charles Long, Allen Miller, Hershel Manning. lin Pendegrass.

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Bill Bualte, John Levin. Ronnie McEnlire, Gary McBride, Cecil Comte, Bob Sims. we juniors polished the rough spots - smooth sailing ahead Our generation of hard-working Juniors were re- warded with a successful prom and the satisfaction that comes with a job well done. As juniors we were active and were the back- bone of many clubs and sports. We remember selling magazine subscriptions and working at athletic games which were among the many things We did to raise money for our class. We remember our Homecoming float, a model of a little red school house, a flustered school teacher and her class of unruly students. Cahokia held its second mock residential election P that year. Here, too, we Juniors were busy making osters or re arin olitical s eeches for our favorite P P P 8 P P presidential candidates. Aside from the activities we will remember our junior subjects and teachers. Mr. Froman will be remembered for his experiments with explosives and the various concoctions he produced. Miss Huffman had a gem of a quotation which she related as belonging to a college student: If I'da know'd I coulda rode, I woulda went. Parlez-vous-francais. If you were in the French class conducted by Mr. Mayer, you should be able to. And American History was made a pleasure by Mr. Wirth's friendly method of teaching. We liked his favorite word, twict. Does this sound familiar? The jug did greet the jury. Typing students may recall having made such a mistake. And did you know as -l- ba : Ca -l- bl C212 - ab -l- b2D. Neither did advanced algebra students until Mr. Sachs saturated our minds with algebraic designs. just one penny became a popular phrase in general business class and juggling the books be- came a fad. That was our junior year. Next year, as Seniors, our duty will be to inform and guide the new Juniors in performing their duties as Seniors before us have done.

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we will soon become the leaders on the reservation Rebecca Spearman, Robert Lusler, Deloris Grass, Jack Forsling, Top Row: Quilila Holliway, Richard Ballard, Marvin Wild, Beverly Dillon, Donald Cornwell, Ronald Dinga, Jay Holder, Jim Willie Foggy, Kennelh Cooper. Bottom Row: Adrian Angel, Shockley, Johnny Brien Emerson Hall, Bob Willey, Verda Hopkins, Carole Becker. ,,,...,.,....,--v-- ,-.-4' 3 32 ef Earle Cannon, Buddy Baur, Pele Mohlman, Corrine Halloway, Top Row: Floyd Touchelle, Jerry Vincenl, Middle Row: Ralph Wilmer Brown, Bob Sims, Carolyn Brooks, lane Baggell, Barbara Romanlic, Gene Walles, Ronald Wasser, Don Talboll, Larry Craig Twidwell, Bollom Row: Larry Simpson, Richard Seiberl.