Cahokia High School - Cahochron Yearbook (Cahokia, IL)

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CLASSES me Begum Fon SENIOR HIGH STUDENTS AT EIGHT when they syn' chronized their watches as the first bell of the day rang. An hour later, the junior high students arrived at school to start classes. The junior-senior high schools enrollment for the year had increased to a record l,l3O. individual subjects were only an hour in lengthg however, in that hour many new and interesting facts were learned. The Cahokia school plant was an ideal one in which to study and the curriculum offered was varied so as to satisfy all interests. Students had the privilege of choosing an academic course, a practical arts course, or a business course. Many clock hours were spent in digging out facts, poring over hooks, or organizing materials for the classes. in the following section the classes of Caholcia are presented.

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Service and Maintenance Mrs. Ali Phillips, Mrs. Adele Gir- ard, Mrs. Agnes Armistead, Mrs. Muriel Lukefohr, Mrs. Jennie Hope- well, Mrs. Betty Witters, Mrs. Clar- ita Freant. Bottom Row: Bill Eversmeyer, Art Tucker, Corkie Eversmeyer, i'Boots Sykes. Top Row: Bill Owen, Cliff Stillman, Jerry Still- man, Russell Latta, Darrell Rode- mich. Cora Mae McConnell Bottom Row: Mozelle Lattc, Marie Bennett, Earl Byrd, Johnny Harri- son, John Wayne. Middle Row: Charles Bollinger, Verlin Ogden, Coy Craig, John Patrick, Charles Crase, Top Row: Andrew Moore, Ed Geppert, William Mangrum, Ro- bert Edmondson.

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