Cahokia High School - Cahochron Yearbook (Cahokia, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1959 volume:

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V . , S S W' X - D' M - , ,. tgi.Xaf.sM -'-1 gig V 6 rw 5+ WQSYFQSEW4 V EM i . ff X i f KA ,Q X A .ix fx A f L3:.1ffY'f R A 5 K , f wpfiiifg-jg?-Qfg , .ggi M 'L 71 f.-- , 'ff ,-wr. f f , W k x: V . ,,, ,... U ., -. .,,. 'wf.4 , . ,. ' I ,T M - A 1 f 1 H K '?Y 73'V ,.,,4, ' , x 1 , L, 31 ,... Q . :.,,,, ,1.. K .K N wx -J . 3. ' A W Q , 'iff ' uf --- .- 5 K .ll f- - 5 . . ' - fi' ' -- V 7399? - ' ., 1 A , F4 X ix ' .-gf fi2 5 hwy 4 ' A f' ' M k-Wi?-if,'h+:, and dedicated to the Holy Family. The first haptism was the son of Michael Accult, a Frenchman. Ile married the daughter of a Kaskaslaia Chief and lmecame the first pere manent settler of Caholtia, then called Notre Dame de Kahokiaf' ln 1795 county government arrived. Gov- ernor Arthur St. Clair organized St. Clair County and made Caholtia the county seat until in l8l-l it was moved to Belleville. In I8-H the hlississippi River rose and flooded all the land from Alton to Kaslias- impressive hi itor, ltia causing many families to abandon Ca- hokia. A huge inland lake was formed hy the flood waters, not receding for several months, and stretching thirty miles in length, ten miles in width, and from twen- tv to forty feet in depth. It completely covered the fertile Bottoms and tore from their foundations and completely sulimerged everv structure huilt luv human hands. The inhalliitants of the village fled to the Bluffs and to St. Louis where sicltncss and disease followed and caused manv deaths. Malaria was their chief enemy. As the flood waters reeeded and the people returned to the devastated area, they found much new land had lieen added to the eastern shore of the Mississippi pushing the village of Caholtia farther away from the river. With the flood the thriving community declined in importance and remained a small, obscure town until recent years. Since then, growth of the area has heen steady enough to warrant the construction of huildings for husiness and pulilic service interests. One of these huildings, Caholiia junior and Senior lrligli School, is a com- munity landmarlt and an edifice deserving and receiving a great deal of communitv pride and respect. 1 f 1 uomsco ING .oo1'sALL ...MRD OCT 24 BPM itil Q, s . ,, 'wwgg si 2 I Lrg Anmex-es f ff? 17 x fx I QW x HX xxji as CH A f Qf' N ,E l S L MQ Q ,, i rwivfis Y , a , if X ' 7'- if K A 4 -nr- I Y! Cnr-Y Sfmmow ' I f, efffl ' 'Il Y 1 ' IH I 4 27' rf? - Q.LGsxES 'X 7 Old Chief. Return Vllc, the Cahochran stall, are cs- corting you on a tour through our school. ln so doing we have invited to our school llour little Indians, who were once Braves at Caholtia, to scout and record on these pages edu- cation and activities at Caholtia. CHIEF KNONV NOTHING, Faculty Chief, known and feared for his niighty swing ol' the paddle. snealted in to one ol those wild teachers' meetings, stumlnled our again with a satisliicd smirlt on hifi lace hut lailcd to disclose to his com- panions just what had taken place Cl IIIZI3 KNOW' IT ALL, Classes Chiel, was once the champion spit- wad thrower and terror of the halls, hut was greatly admired hy his fel- low students lor his wisdom and dis- tinguished bits ol' philosophy. CHIEF CIIA-CIIA Charlie, Ae- tivities Chief, one-time big wheel on. the dance floor and student council president, dropped in at several clulx meetings and dances. Ile recalled his own mercenary antics-setting up the student council as a money-malving, organization hy eharging admission to the jive-hive, establishing a used- car lot in the parlxing area, and sell- ing ticltets to a drag race on the circle drive. Cllllll: FICI ITINC SPIRIT, Sports Chiel, returned to Caholtiais athletic field to reminisce alzout the days when he had heen home-run king, when he scored twenty touch- downs in one llootluall game, and when he made llilitv points in one lrasltetliall game. Featured in each ol' their respec- tive sections, these lout' proud alumni will guide you through our school land. VVe intend the history recorded within this hook to he the garnish to the events already encased in your memory. Cchokic boasts first Post Office. v wg , , J - ret., if -V . - -,..-fn .f ' T . 'Qi 'M Q f2-'5 f - ' - - ,L-Q 1 z . 4. V- . - w W ' . Mediccl building modernizes Cuhokia view. I IJEUICATIU To the memory of Miss Helen Huffman the 1959 Cahochron staff wishes to dedicate this yearbook as a token of recognition of her untiring endeavors to boost Cahokia High School's extra-curricular activities and scholastic standards. As a glowing example of the ideal teacher, Miss Huffman devoted herself to the teaching Profession never failing to hold uppermost in mind the welfare of her students. The school personnel and those students who had through attending her classes known her friendly smile, respected advice, and warm teaching per' sonality were deeply saddened by her untimely death in the spring of 1958. 4s,- , N K i. ,,... ff 'F-,D w - ' 'ffj:a,1.: I ' ' ' 1:-235. Contents ' ' , he , Ji V N e -if J f Q c z. - - . , .-J gt A t i, ,, ,, 0 0 0 N i X L- 'Tm i '-4 Administration and Facility f 1, Q ig . ,K ., 5 , it K N KN Q- i 1 Teachers and administrators notc educational oains X N i 4' Mft -t I :it Cuhokiu Pziggc 8 - XX K '- if J -f ' ...... . ,lift - ,V v,, '74, f 5 l ' . ,, vt. .LA Q 5. KV - Classes ' A Chief Know It All ushered new Class in, old class out X X Page 16 Q Aiiyv X fi Tx f 4 fi . . . . 9, QA Activities ff. t Bi i X Two new tcpecs decked the Comanche reservation fw, Xi Km K X ,7 Page 50 'T 'V 39 ' ,f Y- . fue' A ' yn H' W f V E ' .. t 'ff ' I ., 'i if t ff i V, f X , If tim f ' Sports 4- - t- f --4-K ,Q Chief Fighting Spirit totcd Toinnhawic of victory Page 78 tm i f' if' -. f ff Q . f- f ' P i 1' f X fig' its 3 X? t Eg X ff, 4 .iv 1 21 , 1 V X A lx! f J iff ffzzv ' X l,, ,f Y' Q X I i W fix? fnff, Y' XXX F i ix x VL. ' I X 1 V V!W!l!! Ai6Ofl90K ' CD M UW , 'i' f 15 hr 1 , if Xi ,, L ,Q T3 ' 3 ' of e- 'm fe .1 1 - Eyf- 'Q 'VZ x My S g XX N X . ' .if i c ' e c fl N V c ' f Xmiif iif Q, ,.,,. BE 'T ' YB' -' LM' i XIX, ,,,,f xtwfr fn 71 ffl -.1f Ullllili KNUXV NOTIIING, nclministratoi' tincl lvnculty chicl, l'oi'mci'ly ol' thc Czihokiu Council, stccrs us clown thc congcstccl highs xxxlys ol' lctirning. lion' cight yours thc liziculty :tml attlministrtitors hzivc clircctctl cxtrtt-cut'ricu- lm' ttml ncticlcmic ti'nI'I'ic ovci' the lzmcs ol' Czif holtiti Iligli School l1llllXV2lyS. Stutlcnts soon rcztlivc that thcir class schccl- ulcs clictxltc to thcm thc stop-almlfgo lights that must hc rcgztrtlctl hy till. lt is the htlsic cmlcaivor ol. our lvaiculty tmtl ziclministmtors to proviclc ctlch stutlcnt, who stops tit tht- various clcpartf lllclils ol' lctirning, tm cclucutionul tool or ti lcnrning cxlmcricncc that will proviclc him lcrtilc liicltls lot' ltlttlrc consitlcrzltion. Our school hopcs to prcptirc ti stuclcnt lor luturc cmploy' mcnt, ncltlitionul aicztclcmic training, or iust t , l7lCllSllI'CS ol lllc. Vllhis ycttr, lor thc lirst timc, thc KIUIIOCIIVUII stttlil' has choscn to pliotogrtipli tht- lliculty in clcptirtiiicnttil groups. Cfhicl' Know Nothing ttcts tis trnliliic tlircctoi' lor this faculty Llllll atclminr istrtition scction. o Ig: xx ,W I .6 l Z 1 4 a ig , 2? vi twine .i Mr. Toby Hightower, Principal Mr. Robert Cavitt, Assistant Principal Teepee has new Hightower After serving lm' five years as prineipal ul' the Vi- :nna lligh Sehonl, Vienna, lllinnis, hlr. 'llnlmy lligli- tower heeame our new Principal at Cahuliia lliglm. Mr. llightnwer attenclecl Vilestern lienlurlxy College lvroin where he received a llaehelor nl' Seienee De gree ancl a Master of Seienee Degree. lle has clone postegracluate Xl'lll'li at Southern lllinnis University. ancl alter winning seienee scholarships he has clone further work at the University nl' hlissnuri anal liaylnr University. Aicling nur ehieli is his husi' assistant, Mr. llnluerl Cavitt, who again servecl as assistant prineipal this year. Xl'hile Nr. fjavitt SOlllL'lflIllL'S tussecl a heavy hancl we clirl eniny his pleasant anal hellmlul ellnrts with our extra enrrieular aetivities anal our sehnol problems. 'lille eclueation enterprise erinstitiites the luliltling up ul' etlueatinn tnuls. 'l he respnnsiluiliti' lm' this eulf leetion of tools are clelegatecl to the acllninistratixe offiees oi Mr. lfcl lluclcly anal hlr. liugene ilrulenlieli. Our paths ul' learning and liuture aeliievelnents are lightecl along the fl way' ln' our guiclanee clireetur ancl 1 our eurrieulum L'4l'ill'Clll'l2ll'lll'. Miss Halma llnuse, hlrs. llelen Vogt, Nlrs. Dee Sanders, anal lXlrs. Yrene lless, seeretaries, helcl nluwn ,X 4 - V the ulliee lnrt against the mlailv in- fos fic . X . . ' q- 1 YJSIUII nl lltllllkll1L'llCS needing alv- ,J A QS, , .fa :ge v 'H g-al rl gf l V V sence slips, passes anal clireetions. Mr. Ed Ruddy, Guidance Director Mr. Eugene Rodemich, Curriculum Coordinator Mrs. Vrene Bess, Mrs. Helen Vogt, Mrs. Dee Sanders, Miss Wilma House. Mr. Dun Anderson, Mr. Harold Anglim, Mr. Phil Struense, Mr. Howard Bowman, Attorneyg Mr. Maurice Jerome, President, Mr. Paul Gregory, Secretary, Mr. Arthur Carter Jr., Mr. Charles Bollinger. Board sought new reservations XvllL'll signals callctl hy a lioartl ol' ljthication arc transniittccl, thci' arc rcccivctl hy thc carphoncs of a school supcrintcnclcnt. Our supcrintcmlcnts wcaring the carlmhoncs wcrc Mr. Aaron llricn and Mr. lloluf crt Cattlct. 'lihcsc incn acccptccl :intl Pcrtorinccl rho rcsponsilxilitics ol' tlirccting thc policics and princi- plcs l1I'ttlllLllgLIl0Kl by our Boarcl ol licltlcation. Di' rccting thc activitics ol thc schools lvctwccn Caholtia and Ccntcrvillc callccl for cxpcrt Llccisions anrl good Viutlgincnt lor tht-so incn whosc worliirig hours tlo not cntl at sunsct. Ol' grcat conccrn to our supcrintcndcnts and our lloanl ol' lithication is thc cvcr-increasing population within tht- community. ln Caholtia this ycar's school rcquircincnts wcrc not the sainc as thosc of last ycar. Our sopcrintcntlcnts anal lloarcl arc constantly look' ing lor ncn' grounds anal ncw huilclings to mcct thc ncccssary housing l7I'Ul7lClllS ol' our school connnuf nity. rlihc mcinlxcrs of thc lloartl ol' Etlucation lctl hy thc chicli. Mr. Al.lLll'lCL' DICIUIHC, plannccl and con- trolled thc luusincss affairs of District No. 187. Thcir cfliorts of ctlucational construction have aclclcd ncw hcauty to our community :mtl have causccl a much grcatcr intcrcst in tht- l11lPI'tJVClllCl1fS of our educa- tional facilitics. To this group ol' wisc CULll'lClllUCl1 who Pointccl thc little Coinanchc warriors toward grcatcr irlcals in cclucation wc hcrcin cxprcss our apprcciation. Mr. Aaron Brien, Superintendent Mr. Robert Cattlet, Assistant Superintendent f' ...- The chief surveys our faculty in their assigned departments NINIII CLIIIXIJL IIUMIQIIUOM LIPPIZII I,I-I l' Mus. CIRACII Al'lu3uTuN, ,-XII., Ihuullcy U.: A.M., II1'z1LIIcx' U. Mus. IDAISIEY KIQNMQIJY, IEA., Mulit-mlrtw CIIIIL-gc. Miss III..lNli IIomu, II.IicI., Suutllcrn III. U.: MA.. U. of III. .'XllS'I'IN Muuuix. I3.I2mI., Suutlu-rn III. U.: MA.. U. III' III. V , I . Iiucziaml I. Iuuuvh, ILS.. SULIIIILTII III. U. ILICLIIVI Il CIIIIXIJII. IIUKIILIIUOM lll'PIil! Illlllll -Ifmllas M. QIIIIIISIY In., IIS. St. Inuis U. MISS I5ATnlc'1A II.u:Nls1l, IIA., NI-wlwrry Cul. MISS S.-xxlnm Mu1,max', IES. in IMI.. Suutlmcrn III. LI. ,. , , . , . lumms Ch-xxvwox. ILS.. St. IULIIS U. IJON Illlllllilih, IBS. in IRI., x'X'L'SICI'I1 III. U. MUSIC IDIfI',fXII'IMI,NI I.IiI'I' C'IlNI'I'.II CIIIARLFS QIAPPIZLIN, ILS.. III. State Nm'muI U. Ilussum. IIAMM1g1Isn'I1M1v'1', ISS. in ILII., Suutlwrn III. U., M.M.IQ. XIill1CIL'l'CUUIi Cul. III' Music. Mus. I,A'x'unNu Ilfxizims, fX.II., AICKCIILIIACL' CHI. IIILLY QIOIILMEYILR, I3.M.IL., Murray Slam- Cul.: M.M.I2., X L11'IKICI'CUOIi ful. UI' Music. Ilcmnm' Yuxcz. IIS. in Music IRI.. U. ul' III.: MS. in Music ELI., U. III III. - . I , , I'uANK lJAN1u1.s, IXJX., II1u'rIs II-.It-III-is QIII.: ILM., . . , . Music :mnI Arts Q,wI.: MA., Xhuslungtun U. SCIENCE IJIII91XIIIMIlN'I l.owi11x l.l1i l' - 4 , f I 1 Ihcrllmum IUWNSHNIJ, ILA., Mclxcnurvc Cul.: M..-X. CIJIU. Stulc GOI. Miss IIux'Enl,.Y CJSHALIJ, IIS., XVI-stc1'1m III. U. FRANK I,OR'l'ON, IIS., Suutllwcst Mu. Sturm MS., U. UI' lawn. 1XR'I'IIllR IIINSUN, IIS., AIL'IQ1'DtII'l'L' CuI.: MS., Ll. ul' III. INDUSIIIIAI, ARIS DEPAPfl'lXlENT IIPPICR Lum' PIIILIP I.. llAI.I., IIS., Southern III. U. XXIIILIAIXI ll. CERN. IIS., Southern Ill, U.: lXl.S., Southern Ill. U. .lou KONYA, IIS. in Ed., Southern Ill. U.: ILS., Southern Ill. U.: M. Ed., Vllayne State. II. ll. IJRANKLIN, ILS. in lid., Eastern III. U.: lNl.S. Ill Ind.. Iiastern Ill. U. AIAIIII IEAIAIICS DEPAPIII BIENVII LIPPER RIc:II'I' l.I3IIoI' Saeus, AB., XVashington U.: MS., IVIISII- ington U. hltss IINOIA SIIEARIQH, II. Ed., Ill. State Normal U.: lXl.S., U. olf Ill, Cl,x'm3 I.1ilI,lCll, IIS. in Ed., Southern Ill. U.: lXI.S. in Ed., Southern Ill. U. IXIRS. lXlII.DIlED IANE, AB., lXIeKendree Col. IIIMMI' D. ERoMAN, IIS, in Ed., SULIIIICTII Ill. U.: lXI.S. in Ed., Southern III. U. E. 1xR'I'lIllR IVoI.IfE, IIS. in Ed., Ill. State Normal U.: ALS. iII Ed., Southern Ill. U. Pl IYSICAI. EDUCATION IJEPAIIIIIIXIENIIA RIGIIT CIENIER EARL IIS., Sl1lI1'l'IL'ff Co., IXl.A., Southern Ill. U. MISS SYRII. CIHAIION, II. of Ed., Southern Ill. U.: lX'I.A., George Peahody Col. .IOIIN IDAL SANTO, IIS., in Ed., Ill. State Normal U.: hI.S. in Ed., Ill. State Normal U. Eueuwu AIAZZARELTII, IES., U. of Ill.: NIS., South- ern Ill. U. IXIISS IIETSY IVIIITHSELL, IIA., U. ol7 Ky. IIATXIIES VIIRUIKAN, IIS., U. of Ill. MISS AIARIE Mosnv, A.l3., Ill. Col.: hI.A. George Peahody Col. CNot in Pieturt-D BUSINESS EDUCATION DEPAIITNENT IONVER RIc:II'r MISS SIIIRLEY IRXVIN, I3.S. in Bus. Ed., Central Col. MISS IoN,x MIISTIQN, IIS. in Ed, Ill. State Normal U. Enwann SLIIDER, IIS. in Ed.. Eastern III. U.: lXI.S. in Ed., U. of Ill. ARI' IXIILLS, IIS, in Ed., Eastern Ill. U.: lXI.S. in Ed.: Eastern Ill. U. ik Testing deluge survived LANGUAGE DEPAIH'MEN'I! UPPER l.ElfT M.A., U. of Ill. CIIARLES AIAYER, AB., XVasIIington U.: A.M., XV.1slt- ingtcm U. MRS. CTATHARINE H. BLACK. AB., U. at NI-lur. MRS. ELIZABETH BOYD, HA., U. of Arlt. A1188 AIABEL PIUFFMAN, B. lid., Suutltern Ill. U.: ALA., U. of IH. SPECIAL EIJLICATION UPPER RIUIIT A1185 VVANDA Szxmcu, HS. in Ed., Ntzrtlteast MD. State: Speech Correetionist LES BRUIXIFIELD, BS., Southern Ill. U.: Art Instructor MRS. IRENE ADAMS, HN., Mo. Baptist Hosp.: Nurse NRS. XJIDA HUNTER, A.B., VVestern KV. State Cul.: N.A., George Pezlbodx' Col.: Lilmrarian HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT LEFT CENTER AIRS. CLLADYS FRAZIER, AB., U. of Ill MRS. SAMMYLANE XVIRTI1, HS. in Ed., Murray State Col. NRS. IIAZEL SLUDER, BS., Eastern Ill, U.: MS., U of Ill SOCIAL STUDIES UEPAlH'MEN'l' LOWER lliIf'l BENNIE HARRIS, HS. in Ed., Southeast Mu. State Cul, HARRISON VTHOIXIAS, HS. in Ed., Ft. Hays, Kaus. State Col. Miss HELEN IJUNN, AB., U. 414, Ill.: NA.. U. ol Ill. EIJXVARD P. XVIRTH, l3.A., George Pealmtlv Ctrl., M.A., George Pealmtlv Ctrl.: Attvaneecl 'Certiti Cate, U. of HI. RAYNOLD P. BERTRAND, RA., St. Prueupius Cul.: ,,A Eff Ns i 5 s. ' ff .. v. ,uf ' 4 ,Q X via, A-' J ' as, Q 1, rifz rr 1' ff? ,Mmm V. 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W , ,Xl I, Iwcsciits tn you the clitsscs nl Ctiliuluii lligh Sclioul. N510 QQWQI IFH6 0 3 1 f 0 E s - Q f - v ' O 5 fl.. : - Senior Class of l959 KAREN ALLEN Keep working, Underclassinenf' F.H.A. 4. SHIRLEY ALLISON fl I ll See you at Penny s. JERRY ANDERSON Answer Man Anderson. Football 15 Cross Country 45 Baseball 1, 45 Track 1, 25 Wrestling 3, 45 Home Room Vice Pres. 15 C Club 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 15 Band 15 Pep Club 3, 45 Camera Club 1, 2. RICKY BAIRD But Ruthie. Football 15 Baseball 35 Track 35 Wrestling 35 Pep Club 3. SHARON BATEMAN Vicki, hurry up. F.H.A. 15 Pep Club 45 C.A.A. 2. VIOKI BENSON Hey Sharon! Wait for me. Class Vice Pres. 45 F.ll.A. I5 Pep Club 35 C.A.A. 2, 3. ROBERT BERTELS Who has dimples? Football 3, 45 Basketball 3, 45 Track 45 Pep Club 3, 4. -IO ANN BESS Lou, you're an idiot. Prom attendant 35 Cahochron 45 Bockettes 1, 2, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Be- porter 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Ir. Steering Comm. 35 Pep Club 35 Cirls' Octet l, 2, 35 Cheerleader I, 2, 35 C.A.A. l, 2, 4. PAT BOYLE Are you mad? F.l'l.A. 35 Mixed Chorus 3. lVlARILYN BRITTON Don't forget to pick me up. Bockettes l, 2, 3, 45 Nlixed Chorus 1, 25 C.A.A. 1, 2. FRED BROOKS The Quiet Man. JOYCE BROWN Dimples. Cahochron 3, 45 Girls' Clee Club 35 C.A.A. 3, 4. SHARON BROWN Thais what I say! Cahochron 3, Editor 4, C.A.A. 2, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4. MARY JANE BRUNS just call me Mari Jayne. Cahochron 4, F.H.A. 1, Rockettes l, 2, 3, Vice Pres. 4, C.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, Sec. 3, Cheerleader 1, 3, Pep Club 3. jon BURRIS !'How many green blocks? Football 3, Baseball 3, Track 3, Pep Club 3. CLYDE Louis Busci-ns Like W.O.W'. H ARLOND Buscms If ,U N o comment. CARY CHANEY Silly Sally. Cross Country 4, Basketball 1, 3, 4, Home Room Pres. I, Council Ring 1, C Club 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Terps Club I, Ir. Steer- ing Club 3, Student Council I, 2, 3, Vice Pres. 4, Pep Club 4. BILL Cx-HLDERS Oh, those green blocks. Football 1, Cross Country 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 3, Home Room Pres. 1, Cahochron Editor 3, 4, Math Team 3, Ir. Steering Comm. 3, Pep Club 3, 4, Nat'l. Honor Society 3, 4, Math Club 3, 4, Science Award 3. ROBERT CLARK Hey Pat, draw a circle. Wreslting 4. BARBARA CRAFTS Crafty man, Crafty. Cahochron 4, Council Ring 2, 3, C.A.A. 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Cirls' Clee 2, 3, Pep Club 3, 4, Cirls' Octet 4, Math 3, 4. LORRAINE DECKER 'Silent and Sweet. Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Cirls' Glee 3, 4. PAT Docxms Girls, here goes a T-Bird. GAA. 4, Pep Club 4. SHARON DUCKWORTH Hey Ripp, don't go so fast! Christmas Dance Maid of Honor 3, Prom Attend- ant 3, Cahochron 1, 2, 3, 4, Council Bing l, 2, 3, F.H.A. Pres. 1, 2, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4, Rockettes 1, 2, 3, 4, C.A.A. 1, F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Student Council Sec. 1, Pep Club 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Home Ec. Award 3. BARBARA DUNLAP Wowl WlL0's the new guy? Pep Club 4. SHIRLEY DURMENT Golden Spoon. Nat'l. Honor Society 3. CHARLOTTE ELDRIDGE lust call me Peggy. FHA. 1, 2, 3, 49 Mixed Chorus 29 Ir. Steering Comm. 39 Pep Club 3, 4. DORIS ELLIS Gang, I get Don's car Wed. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 39 C.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. JIM ERNDLE Reed, you're an idiot! Football 2, 3, 49 Track 3, 49 C Club 3, 49 lr. Steering Comm. 39 Pep Club . jumf FARMER Let's go gang! Sadie Hawkins Attendant 39 Calfroclrron 3, 49 C.A.A. 2, 3, Pres. 49 Girls' Clee 3, 49 Pep Club 3, 49 Ir. Steering Comm. SANDRA FERNANDEZ Gosh, not another reed. F.H.A. 3, 349 Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 49 Band l, 2, 3, 49 Girls Glee 2, 3, 49 Dance Band 3, 49 Madrigal Croup 49 Pep Club lg Cirls' Octet 4. WAYNE FRENCH At last, I'rn out! Band 2, 3, 4. BRUCE FROMNIEL Tlfmt's the way I am. Football 19 Baseball 19 Cahoclrron 3, 49 Band 2, 3, 49 Math Team 3, 49 Pep Club 49 Nat'l. Honor Society 4,iMu Alpha Theta 3, 4. JANET GILLIHAN Just call me reckless. C.A.A. 2, 3, 49 Band l, 2, 3, 49 Pep Club 4. SHARON GISHER l'll learn ya, durn ya. Council Ring 39 C.A.A. 2, 3,9 F.T.A. 2, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 49 Mixed Chorus 1, 29 Band l, 2, 3, 49 Pep Club 3. EDDIE COLDENBEHG Hey, Tiger. Football Mgr. 1, 49 Basketball Mgr. 1, 2, 3, 49 Track l, 39 C Club 3, 49 F.T.A. 1, 2, 39 Mixed Chorus 19 Band l, 2, 3, Pres. 49 Boys' Combo 49 lr. Steering Comm. 39 Pep Club 49 Dance Band 3, 4. SANDRA GKTRDON l've lost Carolyn and Becky. Council Ring 2, 3, FHA. 1, 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, 'Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Ensemble 3, lr. Steering Comm. 3, Student Council 4, Nat'l. Honor Society 3, 4, Twirler 2, 3, 4. GARY Gnon Girls, Girls, and more Girls. Band, l, 2, 3, 4. ROSEMARY IIALL Anyone for an X-ray? F.H.A. 1, 2, Rockettes 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. l, 2: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Twirler 2, Homeroom Pres. l. Rox' llAWKINS T he old war horse. Football 2, 3, Truck 3, 4, Wrestling 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1. RONALD IIEFNER Quiet type of guy. IRMA l'lOFFMAN No wreck J et??? Sadie llawkins Attendant 3, Class Treasurer 1, Calzochron 4, Council Ring 2, Rockette Manager 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 4, Vice Pres. 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, lr. Steering Comm. 3, Pep Club 3, 4, Girls' Glee 2. clERALDINE HuBBs l thought l'd die. F.ll.A. 1, 2, G.A.A. 3, 4, Mixed Ensemble 4. PATRICIA Hunas Oh, be quiet, Geri. EDWARD llUDLlN Anyone for chess? Football 1, Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Ensemble 3, 4, Nat'l. Honor Society 4. Jo NELL IRWIN just call me 'Red'. Rockettes 2, 3, 4. REBECCA JACKSON Anyone seen Sandy or Carolyn? Twirler 4. BARBARA IAMES Not shy, just quiet. F.H.A. 1, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Girls' Glee 1. WAYNE JUNG just another 'jug'. Cross Country 45 Basketball 4, Baseball 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Combo 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 45 Dance Band 3, 4. MARGARET KISSEE Ii ' I ' ll Surprise, I rn on time. Council Ring 2, 3. CAROL Know: Anybody for going to O'Fallon? C.A.A. 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Girls' Clee 4, Pep Club 4. Donornv LEWIS Texas, where are you? F.T.A. 4. IIANIS LINDSEY D0n't dr that baton. C.A.A. 4,0Kflixed Chorus 3, 45 Twirler 2, 3, 4. RONALD LOBSINGER I thought 1'd never make it! Football 2, Basketball 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 3. CLEO MCBRIDE Gee, this school is different. Bockettes lg Pep Club 4. TONY MCDANIEL Let's go hunting, Doris. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 3, Ir. Steering Comm. 3. MIKE MCDANIEL Donny, where is M0usey? Football lg Basketball 1, 25 Baseball 2, Wrestling 3, 4g Track l, 2, 35 Homeroom Pres. lg Class Sec- retary 3, Ir. Steering Comm. 3, Nat'l. Honor Society 3, 4, Math Club 3, 49 Math Team 3. PHYLLIS MCNEESE Anyone for a song? C.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Twirler 2, 3, 4, Girls' Clee 4, Pep Club 3, 4. MAY LOUISE MARTIN Surprise, I made it. F.H.A. 1, Cirls' Clee 1, 43 C.A.A. 4. DARLENE MAYHAN Hey, going to Growe's? C.A.A. 3. ALICIA MENNIG Cute and Quiet. MARY Lou MOORE lsn't he cute? F.ll.A. 1, Pep Club 4. BARBARA NAYLOR I forgot my baton. Cuhochron 3, 4, Council Ring 3, 4, F.H.A. I, F.T.A. 2, Reporter 3, 4, Tvvirler 2, 3, 4. DENNIS NEALSON Ro1neo??? Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 4, Class Treasurer 4, C Club 2, President 3, 4, Ir. Steering Comm. 3, Pep Club 4. BILL ODUM Good-bye at last. Camera Club 1, 3, 4, Math Club 4. CAROLYN OGLETREE Okee-doke. Class Sec.-Treas. 2, Council Ring 2, Mixed Chorus 1, 3, 4, Girls' Clee 3, 4, Mixed Ensemble 4, Student Council Sec. 4, Pep Club 4, Nat'l. Honor Society 3, Calico and Boots 2. GEORGE PALMERI Wl1ere's my girl? Cross Country 4, Baseball 4, Track 1. DOROTHY PIRTLE Have you seen Dot? Council Ring Exchange Ed. 3, 4, FHA. 3, Pub- lic Relation Chrmn. 4. HARRY RAYFIELD Harrisburg, here I come. Football 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 3. 4, Track 3, 4: Council Ring 3, 4, C Club 4, Pep Club 3, 4. DENNIS REED Anybody seen that Fat Man? Cross Country 3, Baseball 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, Class Pres. 1, 3, Cahochron 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, Ir. Steering Comm. 3, Studnt Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4. SHARON REILLY Ram-Rod. Mixed Chorus 3, Ir. Steering Comm. 3. SHARON RIPPLINGER Let's go Ducky and Audrey. Homecoming Maid of Honor 3, Prom Maid of Honor 3, Class Secretary 4, Cahochron 4, F.H.A. 3, 4, Ir. Steering Comm. 3, Pep Club 3, 4, C-.A.A. 2, 4, Treasurer 3. MARILYN ROBERTS FZ1ni5i. Class Secretary 1, F.T.A. 2, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4. LAVERNE ROBINSON Oh you beautiful girl. F.ll.A. 3, 4, F.T.A. 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Band 3, 4, Cirls' Clee 3, 4, Pep Club 4. JUDY ROGERS Let's go to the five Hive Rockettes 2, 3, 4, C.A.A. 2, 3, Mixed Chorus l, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Cheerleader l, 3, 4. PAT Ross New Iliexioo or bust! F.H.A. l, Rockettes 2, 3, 4, C.A.A. 1, 4, Mixed Chorus l, 4, Girls' Cleo 3, 4. TOM SOHMITT Nature Boy Cross Country 4, Baseball 4, Wrestling 3, 4, C Club 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Math Club 4, Camera Club 2, 4. SANDRA SCOTT First and last year. JUDY SHREVE Waiting for Him. Rockettes 1, 2, 3, 4, C.A.A. l. CiARY SIMMONS Hey, seen Carol? Football 1, 2, 3, CcrCaptain 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, Track l, 3, 4, Cahochroiz 3, Council Ring l, 2, 3, 4, C Club 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Pres, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Combo 4, jr. Steering Comm. 3, Student Council Pres. 1, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, Pep Club 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Nat'l llonor Society 3, 4, Math Fraternity 3, 4, Dance Band 3, 4, Citizenship and History Award 3. lVlERLE SMITH Mr, Basketball. Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, Track 1, 3, 4, Class President 4, C Club 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Ir. Steering Comm. 3, Pep Club 4, Boys' State 3. NANCY SMITH 'Cot any typing paper, Kay? CHARLOTTE STARDTLER I thought 1'd die too. F.H.A. 1, CAA. 4, Pep Club 3, 4. JUDY STARKS Oh, to reach five foot. F.H.A. l, 2, 3, C.A.A l, 2, F.T.A. 3, Mixecl Chorus 3, 4, Cirls' Cleo 4, Ir. Steering Comm. 3. lVlARGUERITE STEVENSON 'Tm new here. JAMES RODNEY STRAYHORN Hard workiizg mari. DON rllAYLOR Hey Mikel ll-'lzeres Mo1isey? Track 3: Council Ring 3, Sports Editor 4: Pep Club 3, 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Natl Honor Society 4: Math Temn 3. lx'lARY ANN THOMAS 'lWl18f8 are Put and Gerry? Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Clee 3, 4. SUE 'THURWALKER 1 finally got my phone. F.ll.A. l: Rockettes 1, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3: Band I, 2, 3: lr. Steering Comm. 3: C.A.A. 1, 2: Cheerleader 2. AUDREY WEBER Hey Rippy, wheres everybody. F.H.A. I: Mixed Chorus 1, 2: Cirls, Clee 4: Pep Club 3, 4: C.A.A. 2. LORETTA WE1ss Foods committee? T'hat's me! F.II.A. l, 2. 3: Student Council Rep. 4: G.A.A. 3, Historian 2: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 4: Band 2, 3: lr. Steering Comm. 3: Student Council 4. KAY XAIHITTINGTON ls Domzies em' at Crowes? Homecoming Attendant 3. STEVE VVILLIANS The Cruslzerfl Mixed Chorus l: Pep Club 4: Camera Club 2, 3, 4. BARBARA WITTERS I'll never get my drivers license! Class Vice Pres. 1: Cahoclzron 4: Council Ring 2: F.lI.A. 2, 3, 4: Roekettes, 1, 2, 3, 4: CAA. 1, 2, 3, 4: lr. Steering Comm. 3: Mixed Chorus 1: Cirls' Clce 2: Band 1, 2, 3: 4: Pep Club 3, 4. WII.LIS YOUNG mlilllf Culzokia Coltf' Football 3, 4: Cross Country 2: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 1. Seated: Vice-President, Vicki Benson, Secretary, Sharon Ripplinger. Standing: Treasurer, Dennis Neulsong President, Merle Smith. Seniors Not Pictured lDAVID BOSLER Anyone for East Side? JEAN BURKE Guess wl1o's back! F.ll.A. lg Mixed Chorus 1. IDONALD DEBQURGE Miz Quiet Man. Bos I'lUI'1'T l'm a new Cmnanclzef' Baseball 4, Track 4. SHARRON OWENS See? Long i1airll CAA. 45 Pep Club 4. WALTEII ROBERTS just call me Rololaief' Football 2, Cross Country 3, 4, Basketball 2, 45 Track 2, Pep Club 3. TIIEonIs WALKER Finally made it. Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Band 2, 3, 4. Ronisnr WILLIAMS Cal1okia is a good place. Juniors filled the piggy bank We, the seniors of 1959, have, indeed, a great deal to be proud of. In the past four years, we have passed through perhaps the most wonderful part of our lives. We are proud to have had the privilege of spending these years at Cahokia. When at last we hang up our moceasins for the final time, we will remember sadly, but also happily, the good times we had during these four years. lt was not all fun, but through experience we learned there is a serious side to life, as well as the lighter side. As freshmen we first had the privilege of attend- ing tribal functions. But still, it was the seniors we looked up to and respected. Our turn would come. Our sophomore year is truly one we will never forget. We tossed our offering-a piece of wood- into the tribal fire and became full-fledged Comanf ches. We now had the responsibilities of tribesmen. Rhapsody in Blue, our junior prom, was carried out in blue and silver. This was our greatest group accomplishment thus far. But we knew our greatest accomplishments were yet to come. lkiany nights were spent during football and basketball seasons working in our trading post to finance our prom. At last we are seniors. We face the future with courage and high hopes. We are sorry to leave our beloved reservation, but we are even prouder to have reached the last rung of the ladder. For us, it is not the end, but the beginning, and as we say good-bye, we step aside to let the juniors become rul- ers of the reservation and of the Comanche heritage. ' . l fi , :xnxx .14 lg . il l 0 ll Seniors have they to future The junior class of 1959 has accomplished a rec! ord that can be respected by those who follow. Through their co-operation and hard work they have been able to expand the interest of their class activi- ties. Under the direction of their sponsors, Miss Shirley Erwin, Nr. Leslie Brumfield, hir. Bill Orr, Mr. Bennie llarris, and Mr. llarrison Thomas they have participated in various activities with the idea of building their treasury. The junior class took complete charge of the con- cession stands at both the football and the basket- ball games. They sold stationery with a sketch ol' our higl1 school printed on it. The Profits from these projects went toward their main goal-the staging of the junior-senior prom. , llomecoming was truly a memorable occasion for them. Although they spent many hours decorating their lloat for tl1e parade, their work was not in vain. Their Victory Ship rewarded them with a first place in the llomecoming Parade. 'ljhe crowning of the new l958 llomecoming Queen also brought honor to the junior class be- cause hliss Beverly Vvyrick, a junior, was crowned queen. Later, at Christmastime, the junior class was proud to have Miss Iudy Neuf crowned F. Il. A. Sweetheart Queen at the annual Christmas Dance. Camera caught history class in happy mood. Larry Betz, Presidentg Larry Oden, Vice-President: Herbie Rainbolt, Secretaryg Pat Levin, Treasurer. Aside from thc recreation and activities the juniors had a more serious jobgthat of fulfilling their desire to acquire an education. And finally in April, the receiving ol' their class rings was a cause for great excitement. As the year ended tl1e juniors had only one more year to eompleteg they will be stepping into the whole new and exciting world of a senior. 0 4 qwv I 3 kk XX wh! R N: V 7 - W j 17 ,fl y if I l lf pw e, ggi Q Em xiii? Soon we juniors will hold council as chiefs of Comanches Slanding: Darlene Tullock, Janyce Trammell, Lorella Van Huss, Kalhleen Willel, Marshal Whilaker, Jim Wilkerson, Roy Jean Judy Tyson. Silling: Mary Ann Touchelle, Mary Jane Thomp- Wilkerson, Sue Williams, Wayne Whiteside, Karen While. son, Linda Van Meter. Jim Wesl, Jerry Ward, Glen Wheeler, Linda Walkins, Clark Fred Amos, James Arms, Judy Anderson, Marlha Baur, Verene Vogl, Suzanne Weber, Bob Volmer, Bakinsky, Alfred Bollinger, Larry Belz. Our class rings were first realization of graduation Fred Cornwell, Roberta Clark, Richard Conley, Jane Cooper, Pearl Cooper, Mcirgrel Conkin, Billie Cox. Alealha Cannon, Bob Brees, Adrian Brewer, Tom Buller, Sharon Bond, lim McDay, Sandra Brumill. Charles Carrico, Judy Fernandez, Tyco Holloway, Herman Carrico, Diane Causey, Sandra Carr, Loren Ridgeway. Melba Davis. Crockell, Bill Ezzell, Roy Kidd, James Davis, Eddie rw -.MMm-,. f,,. WW, ..,.. X 1 N- s3fiSfQ ,----...................,...,......., - x NA... l f'Q?1s f I ,V if we Q me Dx, e3 'Q 3'..+ if '-Tilt:-if is .i,.ws..al..H ,agsv ei, C ,L 'Sf we N.19'5vii? r www 3 .4 - K , vw 'gf rf I: it in 2 5 xiii . .. z.: f K 5 . if Q. ' jklfxgs ,Q 5515.3 1115, gs ,. ei' . , . f ,,,, i D i 'Zig . , I i -, ' ,lessen 'xii ' Q, X X ii 3? G-'YIQF I ahgnnn 5!5?? R3 f '2EE: agninu .man wil' 'NN f . if, gf ig s' In 4' 5 Q- . if ' igf in :iv .'-. , 3 I W!E3i Victory Ship won first prize in our homecoming parade Bill Struckmeyer, Mary Smith, Barbara Stillman Bob Hart Jim Rachell Herby Rainbolt Ray Kidd Bobby Price Ronald Bob Sullivan. Pirtle Bill Pic ens Rosemary Wright, Jo Ann Wright, Wilma Wyrick, Donna Woodside, Carolyn Worthen 5:6 TT -1 , . ,Q 'S an xi 5 X, Q-....,.-- X 5 E? X if J E' S wma? is qi 4. Nw? X 3 Ai 'L 1 LL 3 A Wg l 1 ' . 9145? , ' TWE Q K -- , . T 1-bf , M' W1 va Qi I Fruits of labor were gathered: our harvest was bountiful Ray Hubbard, larry Forsling, Gene Green, Richard Brink, Bill Cleola Drysdale, Jane Dunn, lris Douglas, Zach Duncan, Louise Ezzell. Dick, James Dinga, Larry DeBourge. Jerry John, Mary Keobbe, Barbara Jackson, Judy Kossman, Pal Hargrove, Herby Garland, Eve Harrison, Ardella Foulch, Peggy La Croix, Donald Kifer. Helen Frazier, Don Flynn, Aileen Hasse .We Ml :viii ll! 5 X The tempest of the Cha-Cha became a lure to the iive-hive Sally Pettersan, Willie Cox, Joe Shaffer, Ray Nast, Bill Gala Range, Ronald Gillihan, Barbara Rash, James Napper Mulconnery. Mickey Rayfield, John Gravol. David Smallee, Vernon Robinson, Carolyn Sams, Lois Schaffer, Will Young, Ronnie Leroy, Verene Jordon, Richard Stilwell Randy Mangrum, Belly Schmidl. Nancy Hayden, Joe Roberls, Helen Hosler. Sophs escaped initiation At their first meeting in the Fall of 1958 the Sophomore class elected their new class officers. They chose Mike Sweigert as their president. 'ludy Brown became their vice-president and Pat Demetrulias was chosen to represent them as their secretary-treasurer. The new sophomores eagerly began work on their Homecoming float which they labeled David and Goliath. Committees were appointed, and under the supervision of Miss Iona Masten the float was com- pleted and entered in the parade. Since the sophomore class initiation has been abol- ished, all the new papooses had a pleasant time at the Comanche bonfire and snake dance which this year replaced the sophomore initiation. The sponsors for the sophomore class were Mr. Joe Konya and Miss lona Masten. l l Judy Brown, Mike Sweigert, Pat Demetrulias. The sophomore float entered in the Homecoming Parade A I f 9 j :xii i qu' y , X' J X. K T la ll X . T QA' Tenth grade is challenged To the problems of the yearbook staff in pub- lishing this annual we must add this page. Our specific problem is lack of material to fill the space. The staff has exhausted their storehouse of ideasg thc editor has long since torn out her hairg and the sponsors were so frustrated with lack of copy that page 35 threatened to be blank. How- ever, our engraver volunteered to blow-up the sophomore Indian nearly to life-size, and our printer stated that he might use large letters in the type. This helps to alleviate our problem, but we are wondering if in future years our printer and engraver will be so cooperative. What we really are trying to say is if future sophomore classes would like an opening page to introduce their class, the yearbook staff would appreciate their having more colorful activities about which we can produce more joumalistic talent than is displayed in these paragraphs. Bottom row: Sue Riden, Karen Petterson, Sharon Prater, Lila Schmitt Janice Settlemour Kenny Patterson Ronald Reichen Profitt, Donna Reed, Priscilla Reed. Second row: Carol Rogers bacher Top row Lee Schumacker Jam Schrum Joe Schmalz Judy Roland, Barbara Reeves, Linda Radford, Carol Pelterson, rled Barry Scott Jerry Prescot Paul Pluff Larry Pegram Judy Ruebel. Third row: Ronnie Robinson, Guy Schiber, Sandra As sophomores we passed the test we were no longer guests Bottom raw: Lucille Cooper, Ezora Courtland, Corleen Carron Carol Carron, Judy Dixon, Beverly Dunlop, Janet Frazier Sercond row: June Coats, Pat Demetrulias, Elaine Durment Judy Craig, Carol Flinn, Paulette Firebaugh, Wilma Cooper 4 Nw-X xlwmmfdax v 'ff Bottom Sharon row: Joyce McNeese, Essie Hill, Laura Hoffman, Keywaod, Sheri Hedricks, Sharon Joslin, Gloria Hines. Second row: Karen Herndon, Tommy Hurd, Grady Hill, Jerry Howard, Carl Kleist, Cardon Lackey, Betty Lenox. Third -up tm' l row: Jane Levin, Bobby Lenox, Silven Knox, Ed Klamp, Henry Joe Billups, Sharon Louvier. Top row: Barbara McDcde, Louis Noes, Ken Hutchison, Alan Jobe, Jimmy Lamb, Charles Jones, Virginia Lockwood. We heaved a great sigh when promoted from junior high Bottom row: Fay Kaufmann, Margie Tyler, Terry Priest, Dixie Vogt, Barbara Jean Walls, Jackie Lee Barton, Barbara Hack- man. Second row: Ruth Walker, Jo Ann Weimer, Judy Wy- rick, Jessie Webster, Gladys Mitchell, Cheryl Turner. Third row: Shirlyne Wheeler, Reta Turnipseed, John White, Susie Turner, Carolyn Owens, Pat Warren. Top row: Mike Young, Bill Vogt, Jim Woods, Dale Willis, Larry Hoock, Joe Righter, Larry Robinson. 'I if -l Bonnie Pfister, Marsha Reich rk, Carol Mudd. Second row Betty Marshall, Donna Miller nn. Third row: Craig Phillips It was challenging to learn what so many new teachers wanted Bottom row Pat Hutchnnson Jo Ann Jobe, Donna Greenhill Harmon Third row Roger Holloway James Giant Ralph Charlotte Hallows Karen Greene, Earlene Goff, Judy Gisher Green Jon Hasty Edward Goersch Gerald Goodwin John Susan Hawkuns Second row Shirley Grider, Lillian Gage Francis Top row Jim Grader Paul Gruenert Te ry Goacher Karen Givens Sue Jones Pat Hopkins, Kay Harris, Gladys Paul Glls Orville Griffin Claude Garner John Haglei 63 Bottom row: Joyce Becker, Nina Angel, Maxcine Allison Georgia Allen, Shirley Ackens, Brenda Amos. Second row Betty Arnold, Judy Brown, Pat Bovinette, Mary Anderson, Jen nifer Aubuchon, Judy Butcher. Third row: Mary Jane Byram We gratefully smoked the peace pipe with the semor high Bottom row: Elizabeth Smith, Leatha Stephenson, Richard Jack Shockley Betty Smith Rosalie Similey Betty Turner Talbott, Michael Swigert, Margaret Skaggs, Mary Staebel Mary Terry Roy Baur J Top row Chuck Stokes Bill Spunks Second row: Frank Tassello, Reda Louise Seibert, Maxine David Touchelte Jerry Snow Lyle Stevens James Sparks Speer, Jennie Stemmley, Gloria Smoot, Billy Starks. Third row ' R ds it l.. ln ninth grade it may be tiresome, and it may be slow Boffom row: Judilh Gage, Becky Voll- mer, Helen Spinks, Donna Hayden, Hazel Teal. Second row: Irene Byrd, Carolyn Busche, Claude Hill, Joyce Knisch, Pal Nelson. Third row: John While, Lee John- son, Donald Fosler, Tommy Pelerson, Top row: William E. Yarbrough, Ivan Kelly, Gary Marion, Joe Pearl, Joe Thomas. Boffom row: Mike Andrews, Willie Mae Harmon, Wardeen Townes, Margarel Wilkerson, Alma Jean Dean, Larry Wil- liamson. Second row: Fred McBride, Joyce Penno, Janice Mallox, Barbara Sydnor, Kasimier Milan. Third row: Julius Allen, Bill Rachell, Charles Scoll, John Marlini, Tom Coyne. Top row: Barney While, Ken- neth Allen, Jim McAlisler, David Gischer, John Bush. Bolfom row: Belly Riddle, Thelma Zinn, Glenda Mounce, Carole Rodenhofer, Gail David, Shirley Rusleberg. Second row: Roberl Jenkins, Norma Allen, Rulhann Wallace, Jo Ann Sparks, Sandra Ohms, Nancy Nolen. Third row: Frank Basse, Ned Bowman, Eddie Brown, Henry Wills, Russell Denlon, Jim Wegener. Top row: Ronald Forlner, Dan Jackson, James Eg- ner, Jim Baur, Donald Smith, Leon Nichols. With the first eight years completed we have only four to go Bottom row: Linda Messner, Pat Stallion, Donna Williams, Phillis Bollinger, Frances Stillman, Joyce Coats, Janis Brumill. Sec- ond row: Susie LeBegue, Phyllis Dunn, Barbara Ceresia, Carol Lambert, Judy Mosbacher, Elaine Rubelmann, Carole Kelly. Third row: Jaan Langford, Car- olyn Weiss, Paula Odehnal, Jackie Mai- sel, Gleason Kelley, John Daust, Earl Ennor. Top row: John W. Barnett, James Allbrighl, Norman Werner, Donnie Harri- son, Eddie Tornbinson, Ronald Ledbelter, Lawrence Taylor. Bottom row: Leanne Woodley, Geraldine Jerome, Glenda Higdon, Jacquelyn Mere- dith, Barbara Wayland, Kathy Holloway, Pal Luetkemeyer. Second row: Ann Al- len, Karol Hawley, Tony Monterusso, Sterling Robinson, Ed Kapelski, Frances Koebbe, Barbara Moyer. Third row: Mel- vin Acoff, James Harris, Jerry Under- wood, Willy C. Davis, Claudy Capps, Gary Girardr Top row: Lynn Duncan, Garland Dill, Marvin Jackson, Bob Prib- ble, Bill Grunwald, Ronnie Gravol, Sam Harris. Bottom row: Marilou Hoffman, Janice Marshall, Nada Heil, Alice Walls, Cor- rine Hunler, Judy Spangenberg, Second row: Janet Anthony, Joyce Hart, Katie Locketl, Belly Johnson, Sharon Hutton, Pat Bland. Third raw: Stanley Ridgway, Ter- ry Bremer, Jerry Rachell, Ronnie Skaggs, Glen Dick, Bill Cunningham, Ray Burris. Top row: Virgil Carron, Woodrow Har- ris, John Naes, Thomas Fields, Wayne Betz, Clyde Thompson, George Cruise. And these beautiful walls hold so many opportunities to grow Bottom raw: Coradean Baur, Rosie Exum, Mary Lau Henery, Kaye Chanpion, Janet Vaughn, Charlene Webb, Carol Webb. Second row: Dwight Mclver, Cheryl Myres, Ruby Cathey, Faye Cornwell, June Sparks, Barbara Owens, Jerry L. Man- nfng. T ird row: James Jackson, Ran- ald Robinson, Dudley Williams, Larry Slaneyfelt, Allen Gene Starks, Ronald Fowlkes, Larry Sanderson, Top raw: Jim Eugea, l-larvey Tony Laux, Bill Reed, Ecl- qar Jones, Steve' Schuck, Floyd Morgan, R31 Barker, Jim Poster. Bottom row: Vicky Miller, Patricia Por- ter, Janice Bandy, Carol Bertels, Alice Hoppes. Second row: Patricia Ann Mil- ler, Elizabeth Voke, Judy Capps, Marlene Swafford, Jeannie Winterath. Third row: Marvin Tapley, David Kent, Wiley Whit- field, Bob Rogers, Raymond Koebbe. Top row: Jim Oakley, Aubrey Johnson, Larry Vincent, Dallas Ogletree, Robert Oyler. Bottom row: Viola Reese, Cheryl Bretz, Joan Alex, Mary Ann Grider, Joyce Ha:- ley, Kathy Lanigan, Ruby Long, Sandra Robinson, Norma Hall. Second row: Gene Templeman, Ray Rieber, Kenneth Ross, Robet Turnbough, Frank Hickman, Shel- by Barton, Michael Raby, Lloyd Knapp. Third row: Mike Napier, Ervin Reeves, W ll'e Roberts, Raymond Ford, Ray Fraifer, John Grimm, Gerald Meredith. Top row: William Luster, David Winters, David Miller, Eddie Montine, John Solicli, David Levin, Ronald Hicks. Eighth grade grew large this gear we had nine homerooms Bottom row: Nancy Smith, Betty Lewis, Glo'ia Vllilliams, Sandy Pclizzi, Parnclita Sic Gibson, Virginia Lance. Seconrl raw: lflaine Hunt, Mary King, Brenda Joyrc Rodclew, Seve Merchant, B cnda Joalin, Annie Janes, T.i'ir7l row: Vanrr- BJ- vinette, Ira Riden, Randy Clark, Rabedt Wright, Bill Reed, Glen McNabb, Mike Marshall. Tap row: Jack Mattox, Dan lfarmon, Ricf1a'cl Barneko, Jimmy Route, Jim Lough, Gregory B ition, Otto Moonwf. Bottom row: Charlyn Morgan, Doris Gar- rett, Judy Hasty, Doris Smith, Sharon Hawkins, Dana Bairett, Second row: Bon- nie Naylor, Eugenia Christakos, Brenda Hardy, Peggy French, Shirley Harris. Third row: Mike Griffin, Jerry Talbott, Carl Joslin, Billy Rudin, Gaines Morris, Bobby Dudley. Top row: Jim Knickrehm, Robert Babbitt, Eddie Garrison, Richard Ballard, Eugene Duckworth. Goftvm raw: Ginger Touchcttc, Carol Wil-- son, Pat Waeckerlc, Sheila Dawnazcl, Bon' nic Hester, Edith Turnbo'ig'l, Pat Rusto- bcrg. Second row: Dianna l'Qa'ney, Betsy Bottom, Donna Foland, Mifline Tippy, freeda Pinion, Violet Tlompaon. T'.ir'l row: Nick Follmer, Jim Thomas, Cha-'lic Lewis, Gary llerndon, Bob Kronlz, Boi: Cox. Top row: Sam Benning, Charles Byrcim, Dennis Williford, Gary Woods, James Arnold, Paul Fis'.c', Bob Stnwal. Boys unshaclzled from cookie dough: girls from wood shavings Bottom row: Pat Laws, Pat Morefield, Sharon Gray, Sharon Woods, Carol Cover, Jean Reynolds. Second row: Sherrill Kalinowski, Erma Sauerbruren, Jackie Harmon, Ruth Smith, Janet Winstead, Cheryl Vogt. Third row: Larry Meier, Kenny Anders, Roger Korando, Bill Mc- Donnell, Bob Antoff, Delnor Zimmerman, Van Tompkins. Top row: Jim Copper, Cletus Range, George Pleau, John Oak- ley, Bill Schmidt, Allen Frazier, Jim Martin. Bottom row: Loretta Farris, Mary Ander- son, Retho Tipton, Marie Hackman, Kathy Morgan. Second row: James Laxton, Ter. ry Turnipseed, Willie Davis, Robert At- kins, Charles Johnson. Third row: Dane ny Mousette, Wheeler Spates, Herman Gansert, Bob Wisely, Ronnie Ingram, Don ald Hagler. Bottom row: Beverly Brown, Cherill Dover, Mary Jane Pearson, Mary Doss, Cath- erine Groves, Marylen Robinson. Second row: Betty Orloski, Dolores Deppong, Shirley Schmidt, Loretta Barton, Frances Williams, Dan Bretz.. Third row: Jimmy Powell, Robert Williams, John S. B114 cherich, Bob Justus, Bobbie Whitehouse, Danny Dull. Top row: Michael Bullis, Dohn Winter, Bob Geppert, John Byrd, Roger Ficken, Dwaine Pettyiohn, David Manring. ext year they tell us we will have a new wigwam Bottom row: Sharon Farmer, Saundra Miller, Karen Chesnutt, Vickie Porter, Sandra Bosler, Judy Garrett. Second row: Kenny McBride, Christine Utley, Karen Levin, Barbara Nowell, Jackie Cornwell, Dixie Anders. Third row: Kenny Lobsing- er, Jim Greer, Danny Fields, David Fierce, Leary Lentz, Jerry Hughes. Top row: Glenn King, Jimmy Johnson, James Armisteod, Charles Moxley, Raymond Phillips, Bob White. Bottom row: Deloris Romanic, Lorrie Men- nig, Carol Williams, Dianna Smith, Jan Williamson, Gloria Craig. Second row: Jane Hale, Diana Miller, Barbara Arms, Leslie Delk, Joyce Locke, Frozella Crcslin. Third row: Bob Griffin, Mike Witters, Dan Muthison, George Happy, Jim Au- buchon, Donald Counts. Top row: David Lane, Richard Struense, Richard Jones, Bob Taylor, David Smith, Jim Wheatley. Bottom row: Bertha Turner, Linda Miller, Janet Cock, Claudia Maxwell, Cecilia Matzker, Rose Marie Foulch. Second row: Tytus Winters, Rollan Bentrup, James Amos, Walter Anders, Eugene Manwar- ren. Third row: James Willis, Johnnie Hyde, Joln Lacy, Ed Collier, Terry Vogt. Top row: Mike Crockett, Robert Brewer, Lawrence Goetz, Robert Tompkins, Danny Cobb. 4? f 'Vkk. ,W va XT-an K 1 ,'lhA 1 , A , ,W 4, W ,Q ' if f Q. 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'7 we-1 Ax ' 'KN'---...,,.,V i a 9 ka ix Q .gg X .Vw . , , se, ,, - E: W2 My 19 Murals for Clmristmns timc A IIUIIIL' ucmmrnics display Seniors decorating their Hunt S R3 ,gmm ,pw-0. 0-Q-ug, !XlllL'l'iL'il1l llistory is l'Cllllil'L'Cl VH' lilw thc nftcr sullmll hours llUlllL'L'Ulllil1g goal post clccomtimm 0 Cl lllilf CI IA Cl lil Cl lrllllilll, onutiinc tru tivitics uliicl tit ciklllillxlll lligli School, on rc' turning to tht- I'CSCl'Y2Ili0l1, lintls Cointinclics, 1lliL'I' 11 llI'L'il ICLIIOLIS Ll2IY ol l5l'llll1 XYUl'li, l'CllL'X ing thcir tcnsions hy pzu'ticiputing in group lunctions. WI' loolt to thcsv zictivitics tis trials in tlcvcloping social consciousncss. it ,,-. - i llll' C-lllK'l lllSL'UYCI'S SOITIL' lil llltx gl'Ol,ll7 llll1C' tions in olvcrzition clurtng tht- noon hour its wcll tis nltcr school. Ilt- It-els much zit hoinc in wit- ncssing tht- l7l'UL'L'L'lliI'IQS ol' ti noontiint' inccting t t t ol tht' stutlcnt council ol it-liicli hu wats oncu prcsitlcnt, hut winccs art tht- ginnounucincnt thin only ll hztlllhour rcinziins Ivor outing lunch. llis tour in tlit- owning rcvctils tin ticiivc group ol gnls pl.ning in tht- gym. A niort' czircltil in spcution tlisuloscs tlic prclizirzition ol' gin owning inciil ht' iinothcr zictivu cluh, though his tittt-ns tion is iittriit-it-tl to ti group ol' Fl liters ctigvrly stunning pngcs ol ti ClUI!IICil Ring just ilclivcrccl Iront thc prtntur. ,Xs Cliiclv Chai Chiu Clitirlic iourncxs through . , 1 tlit- cluh SUCIIUII, hc rcczills tht- plt-iisiiiit nicni orius ol' his ou'n Cl1gLlgCl11CI1!S in school activi- tics, 'l'Iit- Ciliiul' is your guiclc lor tht- prcsuiit aictivititts tit Ctiltoltizt Iliuli. D l Z? ?E QUEEN JANET WEBER 'Rhapsody in Blue' Living in a musical realm the junior class with their invited guests, the senior class of 1958, held a beautiful dance which the junior class captioned as i'Rhapsody in Blue. The evening began with a mass array of beauti- fully dressed young ladies dancing with their part- ners under the blue sparkles given off by the crys- talettci' chandelier. The music flowed from the Harry Lewis orchestra. Dennis Reed acted as master of cere- monies welcoming the guests and announcing the entrances of the 1957-58 prom queen and ber at- tendants. janet Weber of the 1958 class was chosen Prom Queen. She was escorted by lim Bonnefield. Queen Janet was officially crowned by retiring queen, Pat Burns. Pat was escorted by jerry Groves. The Queen's attendants were Sharon Piipplinger escorted by Merle Smithg ,lo Ann Bess escorted by Louie Biggsg Sally Petterson escorted by Cary Chaneyg and Sharon Duckworth escorted by Larry VVheeler. The crown bearers were Mary and Mark Konya. Queen janet was dressed in a full-length, white ruffled formal with red streamers. She led the court dance with her chosen song Moments to Remember. Gary Chaney, Sully Pelterson, Louie Biggs, Jo Ann Bess, Mark Konyo, Jerry Groves, Pot Burns, Janet Weber lseatedl, Jim Bonnefield, Mary Konyo, Sharon Duckworth, Larry Wheeler, Sharon Ripplinger, Merle Smith. t wifi f A f 'Autumn Leaves' chosen theme hig litnntttnning gtnnt' un Ot'tuht'i' 24, wht'n tht' Cfulinkizi ciUlllLll1L'llL'S wt'i't' hosts to tht' ltuxunu Slit-lls. lhis ytun' tht' t't'lt'hrutiun hcgun un 'llnustluy t'x't'f ning with tht' tiutlititnml hunlirt' untl u nt'w t'x't'nt. tht' snultt' tlnnt't', thut wus utltlctl this yt'1u'. ing night wht'n tht' Stutlcnt Council sp1mstrrt'tl tht' lnnunl lltunt't'tnning l7.1nt't'. 'I'lit- gym wus htuiuti- lully tlt't'tnutt'tl with uutunin ctmltmrs which hlt'ntlt'tl wt'll with tht' st'nsnn. 'lht' thrunt' wus tlt-tm-nrt-tl with I ltugt- trt't' silhtwut'ttt'tl against il sunset. 'liht' t'hust'n tht'lnt' ltn' tht' tlunct' wus Autumn l-t-twt's. :intl tht' inusit' wus liurnishctl hy 'l ht' Ctrntinvntuls. tlut't'n, Snntliu Clirr, wus t'st't1rtt'tl tu tht' tluunt' In Dun l7t'russt'tt. Sut't't't'tling tht' rctiring tlut't'n txunt' tht' VHS t'tiurt: llvttx' Arntwltl t'st'tn'tt'tl hx' lltn' lluh- htntl: Curtnl Xlutltl t'st'm'tt'tl hv lltfnnis Ntullstun: Ctnrtul 'l'lit- highlight ul' tht' V758 lvuuthnll scustm wus tht' 'tht' L'llI1l1lX nl' tht' gan' ul'l'uir stunt' un tht' Iitvlluw ,Nt tht' clilnnx tml' tht' t'x't'ning, tht' IUST rctiring . 1 1 4 I I ' v Mt'.'Xllistt'r t'st'tn'tt'tl hx' llurx' Slll1II1Ul1S1 Sully l't'ttt'1'f wn t'st'tn'lt'tl hx' flnrv C'liunt'x': untl Shcri llt'tlrit'lxs 5 V, s tsuurtt-tl hy lltury lluxllcltl. fXltt'r st'x't'rnl tluict untl 11' , I L is ,At tt'nst' lnuincnts, tht' V758 Qut't'n, l3t'x't'i'h' XYyi'it'lt, t ' wus t'st'tn'tt'tl In rlit- thrtint' hy llt'rhy lluinhnlt. c2lIlilfN Ili-x'ian1,i' XYx'nit'lt Standing: Harry Rdyfield, Sheri Hedricks, Roy Hubbard, Betty terson, Gary Chaney, Carol Mudd, Dennis Neulson, Carol Mc- Arnold, Don Derossett, Sondra Curr, Herby Rainbolt, Sully Pet- Allister, Gary Simmons. Seated: Beverly Wyrick. ffffgiqr t t e 5 ' . fgf:'.:-1'f 11,a,A. Ad Q rf: . I x ii n :xv J V 'Z' J P Q. a l it .rr Qluaiaw jum' Nnuif wr- -4,4 J rl' 'ii FHA presented 'Sleigh Bells' The Future llomeinakers of America presented their Pre-Christmas dance lDCCCl11l3Cl' IB. This year's theme was Sleigh Hells. The gym was decorated in traditional Christmas colors. Judy Neuf was crowned FIIA Sweetheart ol' 1958 hy retiring queen, Pat Fannin Duff. Queen Judy. earrying a houquet of red roses, wore a pale pink einhroidered taletta dress and was escorted hy Denny l3ald1'idge. Pat, escorted hy Ierry llufli, wore a helle gown of red velvet. 'lihe attendants were introduced hy Yviliiain Gor- don, chapter father, who was dressed as Santa Claus. Sandra Cordon in white and gold was escorted hy llerhert Garland: Verene Bahinslxy, wearing red tal'- etta, was escorted hy Ronnie Buseheg Dale Armistead escorted Loretta XVeiss, who wore a hlue taletta dress: and Barhara Stillman, Maid-ollllonor, wore white hro- eade with a red sash and was escorted hy Bill Buatte. Eaeh attendant earried a houquet of ehrysanrhemums. Queen Judy ehose Stardust for her danee. Phil Norman and his hand provided the music. Sandra Gordon Herbert Garland, Carolyn Weiss, Page, Lore Neuf, Queeng Dennis Baldridge, Bill Buatle, Joyce Coats, Pageg eltci Weiss Darrell Armislead, Pal Fannin Duff, Jerry Duff, Judy Barbara Slillmun, Ronnie Busche, Verene Bcbinsky Dogpatch County Fair 'lihe ullillhilly llolidayn was held March 8 in the Iligh School Gymnasium. Students clad in their dogpateh outfits entered the gym hy climhing on their hands and knees up and down the stairs through a clown's mouth. 'lihe Sadie llawkins dance was sponsored hy the Girls' Athletic Association and di- rected hy their new sponsor, Miss Martha Speer. lrma lloliliman and l,ouise llielx were the co-ehair- man ol' the dance, and Pat Ross and Sally Petterson were the co-chairman ol' the decoration committee. Loretta Van lluss and Bill Childers received the prize lior heing the lnost hillhilly couple. For the hest-dressed Sadie ol' the dance Jeanne Simmons was chosen. and llarry Bayfield was chosen as the uhillhilly guy. v r v v r 1 7' 1 ' N 4 lfscorted hy l.ylc Xvilson, Louise Uicli as the Sadie , llawliins Queen ol' 1959 was crowned hy Sally Pet- H y A i terson, last j'L'1lr's maid ol' honor. 'lihose in the court 1 3. - - - - i i l I were Carol lXlefXlister escorted hy Cary Simmons: QUEEN l.oulsE Dick ,Ioyce llaycs escorted hy Larry Mellowellg Ioyee Brown escorted hy Norman lieclicrg and Sue Xveher, maid ol' honor. escorted hy Merle Smith. Gene Clever's hand played for the dance. Larry McDowell, Joyce Hayes, Merle Smith, Suzanne Weber, Sally man Becker, Joyce Brown, Gary Simmons, Carol McAlister. Petterson, Gary Chaney, Queen Louise Dick, Lyle Wilson, Nor- xi i Y A v Council held Homecoming livery rliuestluy :it eleven mfeloeli tlle Senior lligli Stuclent Council reported to room 2021K lor zinotlier meeting. For tlie next thirty minutes alter eoining to order tlie memlvers cliseussecl tlie prolaleins :intl important events ol' Cnlioliin lliglm. 'liliis yean' tlie Student Council sponsored tlie lllll11CCOI11ll'lg Pnrxitle 1lINl llzinee. Vlillk' lllllllL'COlllll1g fllfllllgll tlle zulclecl ellorts of till tlie stutlents wus at greater sueeess tlmn any previous lmoineeonting, zil- flltlllgll the lootlmll gaune was reeortlecl us ti loss. 'lilie Councils inoney-raising Cillllllillgllsl suplwortetl ll Stu- tlent Council Seliolzirsliip liunzl. ln August delegates were :cent to tt eonvention in Southern lllinois University, Anal in April ll tlele gllllflll ol' ineinluers was tulxen to tlie Illinois State Stutlent Council Convention in Cliieugo. 'lille Stu- tlent Couneil is sponsored ln' All: Artliui' llinson. 5 , gl Wi el Carol McAlisIer, Treasurer, Gary Chaney, VicefPre-sidenlf Gary Sim- Nyc mons, President, Carolyn Oglelree, Secretary. , -Ji tw. . W ,rpg l A ' -l Top row: Mr. Art Hinson, Tony McDaniel, Dennis Reed, Gary Croix, Beverly Wyrick, Linda Payne, Louise Dick, Judy Gregory, Chaney, Jim Odom, Orville Griffin, Gary Simmons. Bottom row: Carol McAlister. Sandra Gordon, Carolyn Ogletree, Suzanne Weber, Peggy La- 56 ational Honor Society riillk' V358-59 Caholiia Chapter ol' the National llonor Society representecl the ninth generation ol' this clistinguishecl organization on the Comanche glroumls. One may not he a participant in the Na- tional llonor Society unless he is a junior or senior. Ile must tlislwlav the qualities ol' leatlershilv, eitizen- ship, outstanding seholastie attitucle and aehievement lmeliore earning a reeoinmenclation lay the liaeulty lw whom he has In-en taught. 'lille V358-59 ollieers are: Samlra Cordon, ljresis clentg Cary Simmons, Yiee-ljresiclentg Shirley Dur- ment, Secretary: anal hlilte hleltaniel, rlireasurer. hlr. l,elioy Sachs is the aclviser. Top row: George Fields, Don Taylor, Gary Simmons, Bob Huitt, Ed Hudlin, Bruce Frommel. Middle row: Eddie Goldenberg, Jerry John, Mike McDaniel, Jane Dunn, Barbara Crafts, Sharon Brown, Mr. LeRoy Sachs. Bottom row: Barbara Williamson, Gerene Fort- ner, Carolyn Ogletree, Dorothy Lewis, Karen White, Sandra Gordon. Quill and Scroll Chapter Outstanding representatives lirom the fdilioeliroii ancl Cbzitzeil Ring staflis reeeivecl the high honor ol lmeeoming memlvers of the Carl Samllmurg ehapter ol' Quill and Seroll this year. ln order to lteeome mem- hers of this organization the stuclents neecl to maintain a high grade average along with exceptional worla on a school pulvlieation. Sueh work can he in writing. editing, heatllining, planning layouts anal pliotograpliy. Vllhose staff melnhers who reeeivecl memlversliip this year from their work on the filIlIlIL'lIi'Ull stall' were Sharon Brown, lucly liarmer, .loyee lirown, Dennis lleezl ancl liill Chilclers. 'lhose memhers lrom the fif11illCil llillg stall who reeeivecl meiulmersliip were llarlmara Vllilliamson, Karen White, Clary Simmons, lltl llutllin anal llon 'layloi-. Standing: Bill Childers, Ed Hudlin, Dennis Reed, Seated: Don Taylor, Sharon Brown, Judy Farmer, Barbara Williamson, Joyce Brown, Gary Simmons. Sage 4 a lv. Sf Q Top row: Gary Simmons, Edward Hudlin. Middle row Judi Mclfntire, Marsha Reich, Vicky Richards. Bottom row Carol Rogers, Sally Petterson. Top row: Floyd Catlett, Larry Odin, Richard Talbot Bottom row: Sharon Joslin, Cheryl Turner, June Coats Top row: Wayne Mathison, Business Manager, John Ed mondson. Middle row: Cleoto Drysdole, Dorothy Lewis. Bottom row: Dorothy Pirtle, Exchange Editor, Linda Payne. School news once per month Wlhile looking nt 21 Cbiiiieil lliiig stunlents genernllt sam' only Printecl sheets ol' school news. ilhey climl not see :ill the work thin went on ulX'lliI1il the seem-s to help our newspnpei' to continue to he northy ol' the in ternntionnl llirst Plnee invgircl grnntecl it hy Quill illlil Seroll lnst year. lfverv lxlonclalv night llroin three to loin' oleloeli liill' lxnrzl X'Villininson, linlitin'-in-ehiel, eonclneteml Ll stzillll meet ing with hir. llnynolcl llertrnncl, ziclviser. looking on. lleeliing tlirough the keyhole ol' this room tluring vnrious meetings we might linve seen thin everyone wus lnisy. Loolting in nlnout the Illlililltt ol' the month one sim' reporters writing their stories. .Xt the slime meeting prool' rezulers were correcting llinisherl copy. Neill' the enml ol' the month one might have olmserveml page eclitors. who were husx' planning the next issue. As the lnst sc-liool iliiv ol' the month rollecl nrouncl, the eompletenl issue eiime out. 1 ,' x X X, X5 Bottom row: Carol Neel, Mr. Raynold Bertrand, Adviser, Barbara Williamson, Editor, Pat Demetrulias. Top row: Don Taylor, George Fields, Jerry John. vp... qu. :.- -- is 'Vi' , Iggy ,,N,,,, , 'am I. .,,, EQ . E o f .... ,: it ss-,. -v ' 5 K FHA exhausted social calendar 'l'he Future IIOIUCITIZIIQCTS of America started the 1'e111' witl1 their llllllllill Kitchen llnnger Party. The 11111111 wus given to 11e1l1111i11t the 11ew 111e111hers with tl1e nlcl 111e111f hers. lleenuse tl1e lllllllL'L'llIl1lI1g Festivities were scheclulecl lor Oetulmer tl1e lil lA l111cl ll h11l1e snle tu 1'11ise 1111111e1' l'1a1' tl1eir l'l1111t. il-Ill' theme of the lilllill was 'l'l1e lfight llur Illlscs ul' llxji 'l lie pLll'L'l1lS ul' tl1e l3llA girls l1111l 1111 OCCQISIOII to he- L'U'lllL' ilL'1lll2lll1lCil alt il special event in N111'e111he1' e11lle1l tl1e U1,111'l1 -luhilee. Also i11 this 1111mtl1 the l3llA lllL'll1' hers SlAll'lL'kl pl111111i11g lilll' the cllll'lSllll1lS nl1111ee tl1z1t w11s to he held in l,L'L'Cllll5L'l'. il l1e theme ol the kl1ll'lCL' w11s Sleigh Bells. 'llw calms witl1 which tl1e gym 11115 clec or11te1l we1'e hlue 11ml silver. At the clzmce Alllkll' Neuli was L'I'Oll'llCll the lil lA S11'eetl1e111't ul' V758-59. l11 .l1111L1111'1' tl1e l3llA h11cl AIIIOIIICI' h11l1e s11le the pro eeecls ol' whieh were used to give ll Lli1111er lor the Zine Credit ll11i1111. lJ111l1ly llnte Nighr 1v11s held i11 l:L'l3l'Ll1lI'1. A 1lll1l1L'l' lor tl1e lll0lllCl'S ul' lfllA l11CllllHCl'S 1111s gi1'e11 i11 lhllllfll, Zll'ICl il 1'111'iet1' ul' e11te1't11i11111e11t lor the 11111tl1e1's wus lmnrvimlecl I11' l3llA lllCllll5L'l'S. lillA l1irtl11l11y weeli wus ill April. 'l'l11- girls wore il renl 11111l 11'l1ite 1'il1h1111 to slww that it was il speeinl e1'e11t. Civil l,L'l'L'llSL' was stressed lay the girls to t1'1' to help tl1e e111111111111it1' est11hlisl1 ll Civil llelense l,l'Ilgl'Lllll. Top row: Dorothy Pirlle, Public Relations, Sandra Gordon, Parlia- mentariang Sharon Joslin, Historiang Verene Babinsky, Degrees. Middle row: Sue lamkins, Treasurery Jeanne Simmons, Presidentg Sally Pelterson, Secretary. Bottom row: Eva Harrison, Proiects Chair- man, Joyce Pearson, Bulletin Board: Charlotte Eldridge, Recreaiion Chairman. Z ra' '47 5 YQABRE ., SWA ' If--I . ' ,ev .ZW i j,,,,u A A 5,4 in Arr., 'gf' 'Ri-:Via 15.1 l ' ,K gg' n L ' 41 J. wx 'S ' 10 1 J as In ' I ' laVerne Robinson, June Mundi, Peggy LaCroix, Donna Stallion, Judy Neuf, Margie Tyler, Sandy Fernandez, Janice Selllemoir. Barbara Slillman, Sandra Gordon, Sharon Ripplinger, Sue Lamkins, Sallv Pelterson, Eddie Goldenberg, Jeanne Sim- mons, Verene Babinski, Sharon Duckworth, Judy Neul. Mary Jane Byram, Sue Riden, Mrs. Gladys Frazier, Sue Pellerson, Vicky Richards. 59 GAA held Sadie Hawkins Dance ,.Ak . .. . . .. Q Crnls rXtl1lct1c !XSSO'L'lLllfllll1 ol Lflllllllilll haul its rug- ulzxr lllt'CllI1gS L'1'L'1'y il'1u'scl111' 1ll'lCl'lIlbllI1 lil'4rIl1 tl1u'4' tn lin' cfclciclx. 'l4lu'ir 11u'L'ti11gs zrrc' CUlllPllSL'Ql nl' nm' lllllll' ul' lm11si1u'ss Zllkl mu' luiur nl' lI1lQl'2llllllI'LllS. il lu' girls aiu' gli vidual into tc11111s: ililu' Blc'1'11111iLls, Ilu' lil'AlYL'lIl'S, tlu' C4111 ups, ilu' llcp-cuts, Cuties. mul tlu' cil2lll1ilY0l1S. il lu' u'11111s coilipcu' against CAlL'l1 11tlu'1' in SlIL'll sports ns ii.1slu'tli.1ll, sulillialll, llllll vcrllL'ylx1ll. 'llu' wirining fL'1lIll 1'n'u'iu's its 1u111u' Il1SL'l'IlJl'll nn il galil pliuliuz lun' tlu' Imsl uw yvarrs tlu' li1'11x'c'tta's llalvc' l1L'lcl this luriumr. il l1is yvzir St1lllk'Illlllg 1u'w wars zulnlcnl in tlu' nun' nl' sports. il lu' girls irulixul uirlly p111'ru'ip:1u'cl in viirinus g2lll1CS. 'l lu' I1111'pnsr' ul' in clivuluiil sports sLu'l1 11s tlu'sr' is tu lu'lp tlu' girl luwnriu' lu'ttL'r nlllzrliliivcl in tlu' L'L'l'l'kllll liiclal. l11 tlu' arctivity 11'111'lcl nl' Cliliolxirr, fl. ,X A. Inlzryvcl Ll lrig Imrl. 'l'lu'y SlXlI1SIll'C4l viirirurs 1u'ti1'itu's SllL'll 11.1 tlu' 4111 11L111l Saulic' llzlwlsins lJLll1L'L', flu' lius Social, .lllkl tlu' Cilllllllllflll' llrips, 11'l1u'l1 :irc ll1ll1L'l'S 2IlilL'l' Imrlmiill qnul lnislwtlmzill g1lllll'S. Ar tlu' clul ul' tlu' yczir tlu' girls urn' 1111:1r4ln'cl sluwiarl LlXVlllillS lim' tlu'ir worls in fi. .X A. il lu' SIWUITSUIAS ul' tlu' 1:-1'g1111il.11tir111 11'L'1'r' Miss Xlairu' hlnsln .rrul Miss Xlxirtliqr Slum r. Top row: Mary Koebbe, Essie Hill, Janice Selllemoir, Margie Tyler, Reta Turnipseed, Judy Wyrick, Maxine Speer, Pal Demetrulias, Cheryl Turner, Sharon Muskopf, Nina Angel, Joyce Pearson, Sheri Hedricks, Fay Kaufman, Gola Range. Fourth row: Jessie Websler, Kay Harris, Marie Emerson, Jennifer Rubuchon, Sue Hawkins Louise Dick, Darlene Tullock, Gladys Harmon, Lillian Gage, Judi McEnlire, Linda Payne, Mary Slaebel, Sharon Louvier, Third row' Pal Ross, Sue Riden, Carol Pellerson, Sandy Schmill, Sherry Joslin Jeanne Simmons, Johnnie Mixon, Carol McAlister Donna Reed Brenda Bohannon, Barbara McDc1de, Barbara Walls, Janice Gray Loretta Van Huss, Second row: Mary Jane Bruns, Irma Hoffman, Barbara Willers, Jo Ann Bess, Marlhc Bauer, Beverly Wyrick, Sharon Ripplinger, June Mundi, Sue Noles, Reda Seiberl, Sharon Bond. Boflom row: Vicky Richards, Pol Hutchinson, Pat Dockins, Janet Gillihan, Carol Kronk, Janis Lindsey, Jo Nell Goodrich, Bar' bara Crafls, 1 a.A i 1 1 F.T.A. adopted a new class llic l'11t111'c l0lIL'llCl'S 111 1'X111cr1c11 spcnt Ll wiv lmusv w.'111 c'ng11gt'1l in il X'tll'1t'ly 111' zictivitics iuinging l'I'0lll 11111151 sit ting to IL'2lL'l1lI1g. ll1L' 11ct1x'1ty must c11,111yc1l lux' 1111 x1'11s tl11' 111l11l1ti1111 111' ll 31111111 ol' 1-xct-11111111111 Cl1llClI'L'l1 taught lux Mrs. l111tl1 'lirigg in AlCl'l!l1lL' Sulmtrl. l.2llL'I' i11 tlic your ll gnuip 111 l'.l .1'X.c1's aittcmlctl thc ln.l.zX. c1111v1'11t11111s Ill lfzist St. l,1111is 111111 St. l,4111is. All ul tlin' l11L'l11l1L'l'S 1111.41 :111 f1ppc11't11111tv to gum ux pcriciicc tl11'1111gl1 1CLIL'l1lIlg i11 tlic grzltlc sclwols 111' llis trict N11, 187. l:lll1C1S worn' rziiscti for thc 11111111111 spring trim to A111 llli1111is C0111-vu 111' lmzilwsittiiw 1111' thc lizirciit 1 D . 1 U ill'1lk'l1Cl' fXssuci11tic111, sx111s111'i11v il 1101, 111141 scllinv sclmul 1 Q 1 rv Iw11111111ts. lllC ntlviscr 1111' tlicst' lmusv l1.'l..fX.'c1-s 11'11s Miss Ilt-11-11 lyllllll. 1 E , 0 1 1' ' 1 4' , .I 'y ,aa Lower right, top row: Jo Ann Weimer, Janice Seltlemoir, Judy Ty son. Middle row: Donna Greenhill, Pal Bovinetle, Barbara Crafts Bottom row: LaVerne Robinson, Barbara Williamson, Judy Brown Lower left, top row: John Francis, Gary Simmons, John Edmondson Middle row: Carolyn Ogletree, Dorothy Lewis, Carol McAlister Bottom row: Sue Lamkins, Donna Stallion, Dorothy Pirtle. . . X , 'lllic Calwlqia lloclccttcs, a clancc and drill team, marcliccl unnlcr the clircction of Miss Sybil Charon, a pliysical cclucatiun instructor. 'liliis tcain held their pixicticcs each lXlumlay evening in rho gyinnasiuni. 'llic' Roc-kvttcs participatvcl in tlic' llUlllL'ClJllllI1g llaramlc with tlicir liloat, Hlxllllllllll lsc11vcs, placing third, and rlwy pmsciitcml liall'-time 1-nicrrainmcm Pretty smiles, high steps, and white boots during the lliotlmll ganic. 'lilicy also pcrliurtnccl lin many intcrc'stc'cl spectators at otlwr lmme lliatlmll and lvaslxctlnall g1lll1L'S. ln the spring a lmt-lucli was given 's in thc- Ll4t'liL'Cl'CklLlUl1 llomn. Ana also in the spring. the lluclacttcs took a imcfnlay tout and pci'l'oi'inccl their marcliing anal dancing licals at other iiciglilxming sclumls. First row: Judy Shreve, June Coats, Donna Reed, Pat Demetrulias, Barbara William- son, Sue Riden, Louise Dick, Judy Neuf, Beverly Wyrick, Barbara Witters, Pat Bo- vinetle, Mary Jane Bruns, Jo Nell Irwin, Judy Kossman. Second row: Sherry Joslin, Helen Hosler, Brenda Bohannon, Judy Roland, Jeanne Simmons, Joyce Pearson, Jo Ann Wright, Judy Rogers, June Mundt, Ruth Ann Walker, Judy Gregory, Suzanne Weber, Aileen Hasse, Judi McEntire, Kay McDonald, Pat Ross, Jo Ann Bess, Sandy Schmitt. Miss Sybil Charon, Adviser, Jo Ann Bess, President, Irma Hoffman, Manager, Judy Ncuf, Reporter, Mary Jane Bruns, Vice- President, Suzanne Weber, Secretary, Peg- gy LaCroix, Manager, Judy Gregory, Stu' dent Council Representative. 4 Top row: Jo Nell Irwin, Phyllis Lawson, Pat Ross, Sue Riden, Judy Kossman, Jo Ann Wright, Ruth Ann Walker, Pat Bo- vinette, Judi McEntire, Judy Rogers. Mid- dle row: Kay McDonald, Donna Reed, Brenda Bahannon, Helen Hosler, Judy Roland, Joyce Pearson, Barbara Witters, Aileen Hasse, June Mundt, Barbara Wil- liamson. Bottom row: Judy Shreve, June Coats, Pat Demetrulias, Sandy Schmitt, Sherry Joslin, Beverly Wyrick, Jeanne Simmons, Louise Dick. Nw--1. Backstage after performance. On lluusalgn nml llltlkly. fXI7I'Il ll anal ll, tlu' suniur class nl' V353 plvsulllwl two one uct play s, lllliv lllllrl' In llL'l11'L'11 .mal Slllllltlj' Kiwis lfim' Pcsm. Allllix lllzm In llL'lll'L'!I was Ll culncclx' llgllmtalsv. wlmiclm Pal Hubbs Linda Bradley Verlin Pendegrus Sharon Shaffer Hilda Padgett Mille Erslein Dave Weirner 1 Linda Bradley Mg-3, irq , x 3 P ,. Clara Jones Thomas Ql' L E- ' 4 l g f Pat Duncan X ,A XM, , A V- 1 ,A S li if :I ll fl -,gg Seniors presented two plays l.L'illLll'UCl nn nngcl wlw lnlnl cmnc lxlclx In caxrllm lu try tu PL'I'SLlllllL' am ulcl lnclxq wlm was ll guml um-li. tu gn lmclx tu lmcnwll xxitlm lnm zmnl crunk lm' lmis sccliun. Slllltlfll' C'm1s l'i1'v I'vsus tnlws plum' in tlxc Nlcxiunm town ul' limur Cmnstullxsz it is Ilu' sturx' ul' an l'i1'1'v fCIIll7L'l'L'Ll girl, lim-rlm, wlm Ilminlxs llCl' lmy l'ric'ml, liclcl. lms l-illlCI1 lm' ulwllwl' girl. clL'lK'Slll1ll. llll' ilkllllg III Slllltlllil fUSlS l'II'L' FUNDS XVAIS POV l.Ul'I1lL'Ll lw Verlin l,l.'l1Llk'Ul'llS, Slmrrm Sll2llllIL'l', Clam , C3 .lmws'll1mnz1s, lllll ljllllfilli illlll llzll llulvlws.. ln lllis ll 11,1' ln IIUKIVCII llilmlzl llnclgctt, limln Ihmllcy, Miln- lil1l'SlL'lI1 mul Ihvill lllcinwr pllm-fl ilu' mlvs. llu- two almmals u'L'rc prcsL'11tccl in tlw QYll1l12lSllllll UI ilu' Nllll5lL'U'll0ll lxlcluclwtziry Sclmnl. llu' Iwlzlys welt clirL'ctL'nl ln Mr. flmrlcs Mayer' xml Mrs. fntlu' rim' l3l1lL'l-Q, lll15,:lISl1 .xml l.llI'l'lgl1 lgulmgllngc ll15ll'llL'llll'S. M M.,-.a-be , 4 Library Club is newly formed in Cahokia High The Lilxrury Club is un organization Sllllll' snrucl luv Mrs. Yimlzi lluntcr :incl is lnzulc llli til lXYL'lllX llXL' SlLlLlCl1lS U'llU N'ISll lil lCLll'l1 Ilia' Llulics nl' living ll lilmrurizin. llicsc :is sislaint lilmixiriains wnrlg cluring flu-ir lircc pn rincls :incl nn L'I'L'Clll is lvcclwil lrnni this mwrlx. llw clillm sclicclulvs lllL'llA IllL'L'lll'lgS 1llfL'l' si-linnl nn tlic si-L-nml zincl Fnurtli Xhfcliicsaliiy nl' t'1lk'll ninntli. Many nl' tlic crczitivc lmullv- tin lunml mlislwlnys wcrc Illlllll' by llicsc stu- nlunts. 'liliuir ntlwr nlutics :irc to l'ilc uimls. slwlw linnlis :incl l7I'L'l1lll'L' lmnnks liar sliclving. Top row: Joyce Becker, Glenda Mounce, Judy Bulch- er, Jo Nell Goodrich, Middle row: Judi McEnlire, Judy Roland, Melba Crockell, Carolyn Miller. Ballom row: Donna Foland, Carole Rodenhofer, Gail David, Sheila Downard, Pal Hufchinson. 64 'qv 1 mi Ara Mathematics Club llu' Alu Alplm Ilmum IS umlizpmccl ul stumlcnts with ii liiglm llllllllK'lll1lllL'1ll gilvilily. lr is ii nntinnnl linnnriiry sucictv wlinsc lun'- pnsc is tn Sllllllllkllk' interest :incl unmlcrstiincl ing in lniitliciniitics. ln Kll'tlk'I' In lu' si-lei-ml for this club tlic stuclcnt must liznm' lialcl unc ycni' nl' allgclwm, nm' your nl' gClllllL'lIAy, zincl must lic L'l1l'UllL'Cl in ll scumml yczn' nl' ulgclmrai. llc must liuw ai liigli ll llYl'l'LlgL' in his mzitliclnzitics C0l.ll'SL'S, :incl in :ill utlwr sulmjccts fLlliCll in liigli sulinnl lic must lianl' ai li ilYL'l'LlgL'. il lic Mu Alpliii il liutzi is aiml- vim-rl ln' Nlr. lxllcay Sachs. Top row: Jerry John, Bob Ledbeller, Larry Oden, Lyle Wilson, Jim Odom, Third row: Don Taylor, Lar- ry Belz, Gary Simmons, Bill Childers, George Fields, Bob Huill. Second row: Mr. LeRoy Sachs, Adviser, Carol McAIisler, Carolyn Oglelree, Iris Douglas, Judy Gregory, Gerene Foriner. Sollom row: Barbara Williamson, Bruce Frommel, Presidenl, Barbara Crafls, Secrelary-Treasurer, Mike McDaniel, Vice- Presidonl, Carol Neel. Shutterbugs do their best Cal1okia's C Club ll lic C Club. sImi1smul by klllllCll Alulm llnl Santo, is un m'g1.1i1if.1tiui1 consisting ul' lmys wlm lmw mm ll varsity lcttcr in any inlilvrir- spurt. 'l lic llunutimm ul' tlmc Clulu is to cstnlmlisli lmmnumy lmctxx'cc11 stunlcnt lmclx' amcl lncinlu-rs ul' Y1ll'lllllS ntlilctic IULIINS wluxsc iimtcn-sts :irc in cstnlmlisliing gnml spmwtsliiglim- slmip. lkluctings :irc In-Ill vnu- cvcry muntli LISll1lllk' un tlw sccuml ur tliirnl XVnml11csllny ul' rlu' llltllllll. Om' ul' IllL'll' main activities tliis xczn' was ll cuntrilmtiim ul' nnmncv In tlu' Cluntvwillc lilmuury l,r'a1gllv. Top row: Herby Rainboll, Ed Davis, Larry Hoock, Theodis Walker, James Davis, Jerry Anderson, Jim Arms, Edward Hudlin. Middle row: Tyco Holloway, Jim Wesl, Larry Belz, Ray Hubbard, Roy Haw- kins, Craig Phillips, Jim Odom, Bob Berlels. Boflom row: Gary Chaney, Eddie Goldenberg, Jim Erndle, Gary Simmons, Merle Smith, Dennis Nealson, Harry Rayfield. work in darkness llu- Sluilturluigs tliis ycqn' cimmlwim-rl alll ul' tlwir L-in-:gy .mil kimx-ll-rlgv in l'ric'nallx min Iwtitimi witli tlmusaimls ul' utli vi' lllgll sr-lmnl stualwnls in ai ngitirinail luliiitiigzilmliir' Ullllvsl. ln tllc past wars llull Ivrllwn tm' min ll tcm-clollm' aixxuml Alllil lnrry Oalcn xwn in ucrriliugms ul lllL'l'Il lfmr tlwlr PlL'lllI'L'S U11 rr-ml in tlmc umtcst. llvsiclcs ClllL'l'll1Q ai Imlmtu run test, rlmc slmttvrluigs went un llivlnl trips uml nmrll- tllcir lawn L'LlIllL'l'LlS out ul' umllmiml un clcr tlw alircctimm ul' Mr. ll, ll. lwnnlalin, ,'XLlx'isui'. Top row: .lack Shockley, Jim Hud- son, Mr. B. H. Franklin. Middle row- Slephen Williams, Bill Odom, Vice- Presldenl, Wayne Jung, Siudenl Council represenlative, Jim Wilker- son. Bollom row: Bob Price, Larry Oden, Presidenl, Ray Hubbard, Bob Ledbetler. 6 66 ,,.--- VW! Mary Jane Byram, Vice-President, Mrs. Irene Adams, Adviser, Wayne Mathison, Treasurer, Dorothy Pirlle, President, Miss Enola Shearer, Assistant Adviser, Carol McAlister, Secretary. . .A. organize new club A ncw cluli umlclcml this your tn tht- st-linnls Uxllkl curricular activities was tht- l'uturu Nursvs nl' ,Xnicr ical. 'lilu' sponsor ul this llfgllllllfilflllll was Nlrs, lrunc flclinns, sulwnl nnrscg thc cnspuiisnr n'.1s hliss linulii Sl1cni'cr, ussistunt guitliimt- cuLii1suloi'. lliu cluli lirst nwt nn IDL-ut-iimlm' ll nl tlils yuir. LJlllL'k'l'S wcrc L-It-mid :intl plans ul luturc iictnitics wcrc nliscussccl. Dorntlmi' l'irtlc scrwnl its l'rcsiclcnt nl' Ilia' urgilllizzititm, .intl ntlicr nliliicws clcclcml won' hluri' 'liinc liyrtiin, hllCL l,TL'SlLlL'l1I1 Ufiyitt' hlgitliisun, vlI4l'2lhLll'L'lAl and Carol NlcrXlistcr. Sccrctiiry. il lic purposc nl thc' clulm is to recruit nimiru nurses. ,-Xny girl or lun' with ll C givcriigc and un intcrust in lmccuining cithcr ii rcgistcrccl nr pi-:writ-til nurse nun' lmcuuiiic ai mc-mlicr ul' rho clulw. ln nrtlcr tn Cairn ll li. N. .fX. pin unc nmst spa-nel thirty liuurs helping tlic nurse. ln this wan' nut nnly is assistance given the nursc lmut ncccssiiry cxlx-isicmws luivc laccn allowed thc IllL'llllJL'l'S. illlic initiation was liclcl in lgiininri' lm' new 1il'l'iu'i's Lind mcinlwrs. During thu ccrcinony, to wliiuli intcr cstctl citizens and incinln-rs ul' tht- high st-lwnl wuru invitccl, hlrs. Atlantis pltict-tl ti nursvls cup un tlit' lit-ml ol' L-mlm person lacing initiutccl. 'lop row: Laura Parkhursl, Barbara Eldredge, Pat Levin, Mar- Bottom row: Essie Lee Hill, Judy Gisher, Jennifer Aubuchon, :ella Shelton, Carol Hicks. Middle row: Lillian Gage, Gladys Sue Hawkins, Mary Anderson, Lucille Cooper. Harmon, Jeanne Simmons, Vicky Richards, Jennie Stemmley. Special honors won at Caliokla Sandra Cordon, senior. was awarded a llomcmali- ing ol' Tomorrow Pin lior winning the Caholcia lletly Crocker llomemalaer of Tomorrow Award. Sandra won the pin hy recording the highest score in the examination given to the contestants. This examina- tion was hascd on family hudgeting, meal planning, home decorating, child caring, and general informa- tion concerning homemaking. By vote of the senior class and the faculty the 1959 Daughters of American llcvolution Good Citiven Award was given to Sharon llrown, a graduating senior at Caholiia. 'lihe names of the three girls re- ceiving the highest votes hy the senior class were suhmitted to the Faculty, and Sharon was chosen the inost outstanding. This award was hased on dependf ahility. service, leadership and patriotism. Federal legislation passed in I957 made it possihlc lior academically talented seniors throughout the State to ohtain scholarships to attend an Illinois college or university of their ehoiee. Candidates were selected largely on the hasis of test scores produced on a spef cial test given for the purpose of granting the awards. Ed Hudlin, Bill Childers, Bruce Frommel, Gary Simmons ' 'f-. :IQ Y'-9 Sandro Gordon Sharon Brown Four hoys. Clary Simmons, Bill Childers, lid lludlin and Bruce lirommel, from Caholvia hecanle semi-l'inal- ists in the scholarship awards. Three of these hoys, Simmons, lludlin and Frommcl, have heen awarded scholarships after satisfactorily completing the tests and meeting the State requirements. i A Band Members The seventv-three memhers of the Caholiia lligli Band have climhed another rung on their ladder of success. The hand, under the direction of Colonel llillv Cohlme er and Mr. Rohert Yunv added their , Y or pep notes to the hall-time of three loothall games and played the National Anthem hefore game time. Led lm hivh-ste minv ma'orettes under the direction olf Y rs Pl rv .l lady Cregorv, drum majorette, the marching hand led the CIIS homecoming parade on Uctoher 2-l. Nancy Hayden, Rebecca Jackson, Judy Gregory, Janis Lindsey, Sandy Gordon. ln llecemhcr, the hand played the proeessional, re- eessional, and a small eoncert at the graduation cere- monies at Parles Air College. AlvfL'I'W2ll'llS, many com- pliments were receivcd from various professional members ol' the audience. Many hand memhers attended the County lland Festival held at lllaseoutah, lllinois, on Fehruary 5. The students spent the day practicing with 500 other hand memhers from various schools. lrater in the Bottom row: Marilyn Roberts, Jo Ann Bess, Pat Deme- trulias, Brenda Bohannon, LaVerne Robinson, Nancy Hayden. Second row: Mary Jane Bruns, Carolyn Sams, Helen Hosler, Sharon Gisher, John Francis, Jeanne Sim- mons, Shirlyne Wheeler, Laura Hoffmann, Wayne French, Sharon Brown, Judy Gregory, Sharon Keywood. Third row: Betty Schmidt, Carol McAlisler, June Coats, Frankie Tas- sello, Mary Koebbe, Pat Bovinette, Barbara Crafts, Judy Anderson, Tyco Holloway, John Edmondson, Dixie Hopp, Wayne Jung, Margaret Skaggs, Sondra Brumitt, Jo Ann Wright, Sondra Fernandez, Judy Rogers. Fourth row: Karen Magouirk, Margie Tyler, Roy Jean Wilkerson, Eliz- vt,-Hlvzs r -'-' -' ,r . '- Speak, Let There Be Music. L'YL'l1ll1g, tht- lmntl gnu' its illllllllll cc1m'ci't lmcllvrc ai IIIQLIIIIYQIIIUITS were nm-ngnmift-tl :lt this L'Hllu'l'I. On rt-t-tml lmrcnlxing crowcl. hlziy 2-I. thc lmml plgayt-tl nl ilu- llaictullazttlvaltt' vx 'lihc ll ISA clistrict snlu :intl cnscinlwlv contest was vrciscs, nntl nn hlan' 28, they plln-t-tl lm' Cl IS' grail' lwltl on lXIlll'L'Il 28. hlnny liicliilmws insult' First uuticm CCl'CIl10l1Ik'S. l'illll'IgS nncl were rlllmwrl to cninpctt' in tht- shite con- Frnin tht- rzinlxs nl' thu haincl, Al spt-ml grnillm was ICSI nr CIIIAIYICSIUII on April l7.'Ihc cntirc lmntl pair- sclcctcml to zicltl pup notes LIIILI swing niltcs to st-linlll tit-ipim-tl in thc State lliincl Contest ut CIun'lcstnn on lunctions. ilihis was thc' Lilllllllilll lligli Dziiiu' lizinal. April IS. 'Ihc IBLIIKI. unclcr the rlircction nl' Klr. llilly Cnlil A spring umccrt liczituring tht- hrincl nntl cliurus Il1L'yl'l', L'I1lCl'IilII1L'lI ut lxislictlxlll ginnvs .incl pop :ls wus given in hlziy. The gmclriaitilig scninrs ol' hath sclnhlics. Bottom row: Tyco Holloway, John Ed- mondson, Margaret Skaggs, Judy Rogers, Sondra Fernandez, Wayne Jung. Second row: Howard Baker, Carl Kleist, Gary Grob, Floyd Catlett. Third row: Edward Goersch, Douglas Crank, Gary Simmons, Eddie Goldenberg, Herb Garland, Dave Cleveland. Top row: Edward Hudlin, Cheryl Turner, larry Forsting, Bob led- belter, Robert E. Yung, Mr. Bill Cohlmeyer. abeth Smith, Dave Cleveland, Theodis Walker, Mary Smith, Herb Garland, Gary Simmons, Eddie Goldenberg, Douglas Crank, Edward Goersch, James Odom, Jerry Ficken, Howard Baker, Carl Kleist, Floyd Catlett, Joe Roberts, Gary Grob. Fifth row: Carol Neel, Jo Ann Wei- mer, Jane Dunn, Sharon Newton, Cheryl Turner, Betty Lenox, Charles Webb, Roger Holloway, Bob Ledbetter, Edward Hudlin, Jerry John, Larry Forsting, Mr. Robert Yung, Mr. Billy Cohlmeyer. aol 6 Boifom row: Mr, Frank Daniels, lris Douglas, Shirlyne Wheeler, Joyce McNeese, Judy Anderson, Linda Payne, Carol Kronk, Barbara Crafls, Sharon Brown, Lorraine Decker, Sandy Schmitt, Helen Hosler, Carolyn Ogletree, Barbara Eldridge, Barbara Reeves, Librarian. Second row: Jo Ann Weimer, Reta Turnipseed, Nancy Hayden, Gloria Smoot, Jane Dunn, Barbara Walls, Louise Dick, Donna , . , , . . . llw CHS nnxccl clmrus, unclcr flu' cllrcctlfmn nl hlr. lirunk llnnicls, Llisplziyucl their singing voices on mnncruus occnsimis tlmrouglimlt tlmc your. 'lilicir mu- sic-lil nssclnlvlics at tlw Vlllmnksgiving, Cluristlnns, nncl lizistcr scnsuns wcrv warmly wclcmnnccl lmy tllc stuclcnt lmmly. ln llcccinlmcr, tllc Vucnl ClCP2lI'll1lL'llL pirsclitcnl Choir Blends Helen Hosler, Carol McAlisler, Sondra Fernandez, Sharon Brown, Louise Dick, Barbara Crafls, June Mundl, Mary Smilh, Iris Douglas. Woodside, Linda Walkins, Barbara Jackson, Mary Smith, Carol McAlisler, Earlene Goff, Pal Hargrove, Vicky Rich' ards, Joyce Becker, Sandra Brumill, Nina Angel. Third row1 Ann Massey, Judy Gregory, Sondra Fernandez, Pal Demelrulias, LaVerne Robinson, Vera Holliway, Carol Rogers, Carolyn Sams, Craig Phillips, Wayne Mathison, Janel Piquard, Carolyn Worlhen, Sandra Gordon, Karen A Clnistlnns L'0I1L'L'l'l lim' tlu' Pnrcilts nncl lricncls. hlnny clmrnl lnclnlucrs pm-ricipuzccl in the nnnunl music festival nt hlnscuutnli, on l:L'l7l'Llill'y 5, nncl :ill .ittcmlccl tlw stntc contvst nt Ezistcrn lllinuis Llniwr- sity in Clmrlcstrm, Illinois. Peilerson, Mary Jane Byram, Donna Miller. Fourrh row: Harmonic Voices For All To nois, in Ilia' spring. Singing in tlic Alan' cciiiccil aincl git lliicuilaiiiiviitc iincl graicluiitiuii ccrclnoliics iniirlu-al thc cnil ul' ilu- your lin' thc clini-iil grmip. ,'XmiIliL'i' uutstaimling clnlm lit Ciillnliiii is tlic Girls' Cllcv Clulm. lliuig too, tools part in thc spring ciiiicwts :incl cimtcsts. hlr. liixiiili lliinicls clii'L'ctCnl tlic Qfllllll. lln- girls uctct glclnlul their vivlccs to iill tliu pro grains ul' ilu- xmxil ilcliiiiliiiuiit. 'llwy also sling nl Hear l'. l. A. clinncrs ainil :it thc' lill.'X llgiclcly lliitc niglil in l5clmi'L1iii'y. llillis wzir ii new group was inn-uiliiui-il, ll lx s qiiairtct. llicsc linui' lmys lizirinilnivi-cl in :i grxincl stxl to lllkllll' songs. lwrli olcl :incl iicw. fhmtlici' new scmlnlc wliii-li lucgiin this your was ilu- iniiclrigiil griiiip 'lilu' songs sung ln' this group wi-i'c nl' ulil liillxli IlLlIlll'l', illltl tlivx' well' sung Niilllllll LlL'CUlIlI3LlI1llllK'l1l Irma Hoffman, Donna Slallion, Marilyn Roberls, Cheryl Turner, Ronald Reichenbacher, Bruce Ross, Richard Stil' well, James Wilkerson, Wayne Jung, Ronald Pirlle, Pal Bovinetle, Judy Butcher, Sue Jones, Joyce Pearson, Annie Lee Walker, Johnnie Mixon. Fiffh row: Lucille Cooper, Jessie Websler, Judy Roland, Karen Brookshire, June Coals, Lyle Wilson, Herbie Garland, Edward Haley, Gary Simmons, James Odom, Gary Chaney, Joe Roberts, Michael Sweigerl, Tom Evans, Floyd Cafleii, Ralph Green, Ronald Gillihan, Theodis Walker, Edward Hudiin, Jennifer Aubuchon. Helen Hosler, Carolyn Oglelree, Sondra Fernandez, Louise Dick, Gary Simons, Richard Slilwell, Jim Wilkerson, James Odom, Craig Phillips, Lyle Wilson, Wayne Malhison, Mory Smith, Carolyn Sams, June Mundi, Carol McAlisler, lris Douglas. use at as Bottom row: Carol Magouirk, Sandra Robinson, Shirley Schmidt, Wanda Hammers, Frozella Croslin, Jan Williamson, Teri Ken- nedy, Shelia Patterson, Karen Brown. Second row: Barbara Sydnor, Gloria Craig, Dianna Smith, Dolores Deppong, Sandra Palizzi, Vicky Knickrehm, Gwenda Newton, Carol Wilson, Dianna Brandon, Adrianne Kohlmiller, Billy Aichhorn, Carol Newbury, Elaine Royal, Pat Waeckerle, Judy Mosbacher, Glenda John- son. Third row: Betsy Bottom, Marcine House, Beverly Brown, Cheryl Marler, Connie Doyle, Calvin Clayton, David Neel, Tom- Boys Quartet + One ,A my Francis, Ronald Ledbetter, Roger Ficken, Bob Geppert, Eu- genia Christakos, George Demetrulias, Jimmy Johnson, Don Karr, Denny Smith, Beverly Ford, Pat Laws, Louise Millati, Carole Kelly, Patti Rogers, Gayla Sullivan, Kenny Anders. Fourth row: Lynda Sue Bruns, Janet Lee Wakefield, Dianne Boaz, Joyce Johnson, Barbara LeBegue, Donna Akridge, Linda Barnes, Linda Tyler, Becky Grizzow, Dennis Husch, Billy Rudin, Jim Knickrehm, Richard Goersch, Jerry Hughes, Janis Brummitt, Mike Witters, John Solich, Gaines Morris, Ken McBride, Linda Lowry, Vance L lwo talented INLISLCRIL functions tit Cziholaiai :ire the -lunior lligh Sehool Rumi uncler the clireetion oi Mr. Russell lliunniersehiniilt, and the junior lligh School Chorus. under the clireetion ol' Mr. Fmnlt Daniels. 'lihe lmml has :in enrollment ol' 95 student inusieizins who are instruetecl in pereussion hy Miss llizsellen lloerr. ai griicle school elzissroom musie teiieherg in woomlwincls hy Mr. llohert Yung, rin instructor of high school huncl stunlentsg amil in hrqiss hy hir. Cluirles Criplzellin :tml hlr. Russell llnnnnerselnniclt. lhe chorus wits eoinposecl ol 69 ninth grzicle stuclents lroin two selmrute classes. llelen llosler, ii junior in high sehool, helped them ut the Piano, hut Phyllis Dunn, xi ninth grmle stu clent, wus the regular zieeoinpzinist. 'lihe L-hui-us piirtieipiiterl in the school 'llliiinlxsgiving lnvgriiin, staigecl ii Killl'lSIlll2lS story lor the -Iunior lligh Christiniis pairiix ziml pzirtieipzitecl in the liaisier prxugraun. 'llhey eoneluileil the yezir with ri pienie ut liorest Piirlt. Sinee most ol' the rneinhers ol' the ehorus hiicl no inusie triiinf ing lor the lust two yeiirs, this junior Chorus was ii lTl'k'Pill'llllll'k' lor the Senior Chorus next year. Although there were runny instiinees ol' anxiety :incl many hours ol' hzircl work, none ol' the junior inusieiams woulnl h4ix'e triiciecl their positions. All in gill, the -lunior lligli School inusie James Odom, Richard Stilwell, Louise Dick, Wayne Mawson me Wilson Helen Hosler ilepnrtinent hzicl at very sueeesslul and enioyrilmle yeiir. 72 Bovinette, Charles Priest, Loren Bodendieck, Billy Hale, Roy Lockwood, Les Sluder, Doug Sluder, John Barnett, Kenny Bandy, John Catlett, Roger Korondo. Fifth row: Joyce Coats, Jerry Rachell, John Byrd, Joann Lenox, Mr. Robert Yung, Mr. Charles E. Cappellin, Dwayne Pettyiohn, Jimmie Moore, Raymond Ford, Gary Webb, Miss Hoerr, Jimmy Francis, Michael Griffin, Mr. Hammerschmiclt. Junior High Band inth Grade Chorus Senior High Glee Club Bottom row: Mr. Frank Dan- iels, G. David, B. Owens, J. Coats, J. Brumitt, P. Bollin- ger, C. Webb, M. Grider, P. Odehnol, J. Maisel, C. Rodenhofer, V. Reese, S. Le- Begue, J. Mosbocher, C. Weiss. Second row: J. Mat- rox, R. Cathey, J. Vaughn, E. Rubelmann, K. Lonigan, N. DeMage, R. Jenkins, H. Manning, M. Henry, B. Snydor, C. Webb, S. Robin- son, L. Woodley. Third row. P. Dunn, B. Vollmer, J. Win- terath, C. Lambert, R. Fowl- kes, S. Robinson, N. Hall, D. Williams, C. Baur, P. Stallion, G. Higdon, S. Hill, A. Hoppes. Fourth row: K. Holloway, J. Harley, F. Cornwell, l, Kelly, R. Den- ton, T. Monterusso, R. Rob- inson, L. Taylor, H. Laux, C. Kelly, L. Messner, K. Champion, G. Mounce, S. Hill. Boltom row: C. McAlister, L. Dick, C. Kronk, G. Ronge V. Lockwood, J. Wyrick, Li Decker, P. Hargrove, J. An- derson, H. Hosler, C. Ogle- tree, I. Douglas, Mr. Frank Daniels. Second row: M. Anderson, G. Hubbs, J. Hayes, D. Woodside, C. Woods, C. Worthen, C. Sams, L. Shoefer, C. Hicks, V. Richards, S. Brumitt, M. Byrom, B. Eldredge, J. Wei- mer. Third row: J. Dunn M. Smith, C. Rogers, E. Courtland, J. Webster, P. Courtland, J. Mundi, S. Fernandez, M. Martin, J. Tyson, E. Goff, J. Outland, M. Emerson. 7 Top row: Judy Mosbacher, Elaine Rubelmann, Charlyn Morgan, Barbara Arms, Erma Sauerbrunn, Dorris Smith, Bonnie Naylor, Eugenia Christakos, Pat Stallion, Judith Gage. Third row: Carole Kelly, Pat Luethe- meyer, Frances Koebbe, Pal Bland, Mary Lou Hoffman, Alice Walls, Jan Williamson, Murline Tippy, Barbara Sydnor, Mary Ann Grider, Carol Webb, Frances Stillman, Carol Bertels, Janice Bandy. Second row: Judy Cawhorn, Diana Miller, Frances Williams, Jane Hale, Pat Laws, Carol Wilson, Sharon Haw- kins, Pat Moretield, Janet Winstead, Betty Orloski, Marylin Robinson, Brenda Joplin, Loretta Barton, Cheryl Vogt. Bottom row, Miss Betsy Whitesell, adviser, Barbara Wayland, Ruby Cathey, Carolyn Weiss, Dianna Smith, Phillis Bollinger, Gerry Jerome, Treasurer, Joyce Coats, President, Genelle Friday, Vice- President, Janet Vaughn, Secretary, Jackie Maisel, Sports Director, Leanne Woodley, Janice Mattox Paula Odehnal, Janis Brumitt, Linda Messner. 1 Top row: Ruthann Wallace, Carol Berlels, Patricia Porter, Coradeon Baur. Third row: Phyllis Dunn, Mor- garet Wilkerson, Judy Spangenberg, Mary Lou Hoffman, Carolyn Weiss, Paula Odehrial, Janet Vaughn. Second row: Jeanne Simmons, Assistant Sponsor, Betty Riddle, Donna Alewel, Susie LeBegue, Hazel Teal, Carol Webb, Frances Stillman, Mrs. Gladys Frazier, Sponsor. Bottom row: Kay Shatter, Judy Mos- bacher, Degree Chairman, Janis Brumitt, Project Chairman, Phillis Bollinger, President, Leanne Woodley, Vice-President, Barbara Sydnor, Secretary-Treasurer, Jackie Maisel, Recreation Chairman, Joyce Coats. F.H.A. and G.A.A. build citizenship for Junior High girls 74 Junior High Student Council 'lhis your rhc Junior lligh Student Council did ll slnlcndid 'ioh on its vurious activities. The incmhcrs of the Council worlqcd hard to gut thcir johs finished. 'lihcir first tzisli wus to plain the lunior lligh Christ- nms Party. lt was ll big join, hut through thc hard work ol' tht- council and thc guidance of Mr. Austin hlullwy, thc adviser, thc Party wus tcrmcd quite ai SLICLTSS, And to In-Ip the studunts ol' rlw -lunior lligh huy savings honds, ilu- Student Council sold stumps once' an xvcclt. 'Ihr zinnunl Polio Drive also went SllL'L'L'SSlilIll3'. i 1 Top raw: Bill Rachell, Richard Ballard, Ken McBride, David Smith, Glen Dick, Presidenl.BoHom row: David Levin, Vice- Presidenlg Frances Williams, Gloria Craig, Janet Vaughn, Sec- retary-Treasurerg Phillis Bollinger, Lawrence Taylor. 75 . HW Ji: 5 V X JM -H f .x,,Q 3f .f xx A E::.. A ff 3 ax g fi x? S E X 5 . ' fa w , , 4 ,,,, X t ii wry, xx six. , 3 N . 'A-., xl 44 X s S -'53 N NSN Ni 4 x , ,ff , , wx ' fm sb aa, z. ' fig: Wx ' Q X ,V Ni Ke S xi' x t 'QQ -F 5 'lin' sports Ciiicii, l:lCiiTlNCi SPIRIT, is tiic ultinmtt' svmluoi oi, tlic spirit ami courzigc oi' tlic Colnaliiclics :is tiicv tzriw time Iicltl in loots illlii, CUIIIIHICIL' ll itll? ill CYUSS COllI1fl'V. Cifiilliit' rloxvn tiw court in ixisitctixiii, grzippic with op' poncnts in wrcstiing, iiit ri liomc run in imsc lxili, or iiciiw tiic siiotput in truck. 'liiu' ciiici' purposus ol' ritiiictics nrt' iiirst, to imuiiti il spirit ol. compctition and gooti sportss mririsliip riniong tiic competitors, ami, sccondiy, to ciuliczit opponcnts in tiic lviviti ol' compctitivt' sports. As prool' ol. tlicir SllCL'CSSi,Lli sports pro- grrini, wliicli is ixiscti primuriiy on sportsmnn sliip :mtl lirivmlit' competition, time Coimiriciics cam tiisplilt' ll rccorti ol' uimiiity to win iiumimlt mtl to iicct-pl tiL'i'L'1lI vgilinntiy. lxilillbllgll tiit' ci0l11Lll1L'ilL'S mzry iiaivc iwcn vx ct-lit-ti in thc numlwcr oi' victorics, tlwy have rtcvci' ivccn cxcvlicti in lighting spirit :intl good sportsmzinsiiip. in :itliictics :it Cziiioitiu tiit' spirit ol' uompt-tition is lu.-cn :incl thc winning spirit is liigli, but sportsmgmsiiip kliV.'LlX'S comcs iirst. CTI Illllf FICLI I'I'INC1 Sljilllrli is your guitin is you turn limo pzigcs cicciiczitcti to tiic ntiiictcs who rcprcstfnt Catiioitizi in tin' various sports lctivitics. P 4- ,gin .tx 7 f 2 - r pn 3 7 ' Z, ' Sb , . 4 L: I . H ' , I X ' K fn , me-sqwsm-eww km 1 93? ?' I xgi WSJ? -ANNE' M .x WMS. wha PS4 g Vg .lim Odom, Willie Young, Wayne Fifxwa Al Bollinger, Herby Roinbolf Jim West, Dennis Nealsnn, Fred Cornw: Jay Davis, George Riddle Bob Berfels, Nate Hawkins W 'UA WSW' wkslemav Qihwmimwxmwwxwwwuc Multi ...M is-...-up-L ,qwf-asv NQNW' 4..w...-nv' I .. ,,,.,. ,,,. . Z NN s MSN' N nn.. 51-in MIN, I Q 'Q ,V W T , W4 MWNM' nz, Www ' LM wx.. .w.-www-...M Gary Simmons, Jim Emdle, Willie Reed Harry Royfield, Bob Sullivan Merle Smith, Larry Bet: Roy Hubbard x . aw K A 6 Sw .. .,,. .. . ,....,,..W x N... .hw M S YS N. WVU' lf :M Mw.y Q X will X li l' heodis Walker, Jim Rachell, Roy Hawkins x QS... Q Q.. Wff . N, Mlm Zilv - t i ' W fw- XYLTC 2 awcrca alcsirc l a-ch, ninv. anal t tlicir Coma ,Ill L. ya rals nl' an light tcam tarry lnucli 'l li tlicir unc rXt Circ an alln Football mgmigms of less-59 illic small lmut ruggcal Caananclic lamawtlmall tcaln tliis vcar caanpilcal tlmc lucst l'ca'ural nl' any alnring tlic past liivc ycars lay winning tlircc QLIITIUS. lusing livc anal tvinv unc. ililll'ULlUllUlll tlic scasamn tlic Caananclics , C7 O smncwliat lilac clcvcn llavials cnniparcal to clcv- cn Uailiatlis lair tlicy wcrc tllllNYk'lgllL'tl ln' at lcast tliirtv pamunals pcr :nan in cxcry ganna- lint unc. il-llI'0llg'l1 liigliting licarts anal na'x'a'r-lailing Ctllllllgl' :nal alcslrc tlic Cannanclics liavn'cx'cr wa-rc almla- to :inc tlicsc aralals nn tlircc nccasiamns anal lnaalc a L'0l'lRlllL'l'lI1g tcaln rcspcct tlia-in lair tltcir spirit anal to wi n, llic Cannanclics startcal tlic scasamn xvitli .1 lmang luv surmrisinav a lviw, 7UU'L'I4liLIl x'a'tcran tcain, Cflfallun , I 1 s I with liaral lvlarclaing anal tackling anal last run- 'lilic Caiinanclics. tlianuyli mltn'a'ij'lia'al fircatly ru 'a 's S railing fm tn 0 at tha- lllllli, camc on witli a scar- annal-liall rally' tn cavrnc up witli a IU tar 6 x'ia'tnry in liirst rnlc as giant laillcrs. L'l1YlllL' in tlia' sccainal ganna' all tlia' scasamn Ilia' nclics caaitinucal lllcir liinc play. ililicy plavcal ost gigantic Clrccnyillc tcain tn a O tu O tic. Cannanclics allnaisr wcrc viant laillcrs :wain in 7 F1 tliis galnc, lim' llarry llayliiclal, Caliulaia Qu:lrtci'lvacla, cannplctcal a pass tax llcnnv Ncalsain, wlnv ncnt liamrtx' lair a 'l ll, only tu liayc it callcal lvacla laccausc ullsialc pcnalty. ln tlic ncxt ganna' tlic C'rnnana'lics sliu'.'.'a'al tlicir anal alcsirc as tlicx' lavuglit a strung Klaalisain cvcnly fl1I'UlIgllULll tlic cntirc ganic. il lic Maali sam Clamliatlis inanagcal tm sapiccfc nut a fu tn fl iia' awcr tlic C'annana'lic llavials ltlll wa-ra' ycrx' l'L'llL'Yl'Cl H'l1L'I1 lllt' gillllt' XYLIS UYCIH c ftaananclics waitcal anal linally it caina' a tcaln llicir sif.c. XVlicn it LXIIHL' llic cilllIIQlllL'llk'5 sllmvcal strcngtli ln' spoiling llisglilanals llUlllL'L'HI11ll1g ln a scamrc ul' 52 to 7. Wally Young ran wilal gaining liunalrcal varals rnsliing anal carning tlia' titlc ul' ' llrcp l'laycr ull tlia' XVca'la. il licamalis Xvallacr alsav cnf' : V jrlycal a liinc alay running. llarry llayliiclal. alnartcr- ft lui lmacla, anal Mcrlc Sniitli, cnal, caanlnincal tu givc Calw- LV 'V lil, laia a supcrlw passing caanluinatiamn. C'n'Captain Cary it f Nw ,A Sinnnamns lcal Caliamlaias cliarging lina' as tllcy again Q V ' anal again stamppcal lligl1lanal's avI'Fcnsc. ' if gainst Roxana altcr a clamsc. liaral-luuglit lirst' W X liall thc ciUll1ill1L'l1L'S stunilmlcal. llavxana's sixc anal as h i 'tncss in tlic sccavnal liall' turncal scvcral Camnianclic 'stalacs into ililfs giving tlic L'UlIlL1llL'l1CS a lamss of , tai l-ln -Q AM 'i ii ' i ilat f X nn 4 rl V . , lv X 'iilafygr ' 1 l l l A - - 8 A A E - - Bottom row: Jim Grant, Jim Grider, Mike Sweigerl, Floyd Cat- Iett, Co-Captain Dennis Nealson, Co-Captain Gary Simmons, Richard Talbot, Noel Camden, Harry McLaughlin, Jerry Snow. Second row: Nate Hawkins, George Riddle, Fred Cornwell, Bill Barton, Jim Lamb, Dennis Creggar, David Touchette, Louis Mur' dock, Claude Gardner, Joe Schmalzreid. Third row: Coach John 'lille LJUIIIHIICLICS slid into the rulc of giant killers again in rllcir ncxt ganna ns they clL'iL'.1tccl Slmwiicc' 19 to Ci an ii liivlil XVlllL'll was xi IIILISS ul' lllllkl. Slum' ncv, tlmugli inuclx larger in sin' tliun tlw Cinimiiiclics. could nur lnutcll rlic- Lilllllilllfilk' liglit. Cn-Captain Cary Simmons lcrl tllu Cbiiiaiilclin-s tn rlu-ir ln-sr lim- pliiy ol' tllc ycair ins tlici' lwpt Sllziwiwc lroin scoring imm- tlmn unc lmiclulmxii. Ciiliukiiik otlicr Cir-Clip' tnin, Donny Ncailson, also liiiil ai good iliiy als lu- pliiyr-rl purlmps ilu- lwst ganna- ul' his L'lll'l'L'I' ns lu- scnrcml gill ul' Cxilmkiifs ninvtccn paints. rlvliv chllllllilll lliivicls limuncl tlw Duran Cinlintlis. Bottom row: Mike Andrews, Charles Johnson, James Harris, Rob- ert Jenkins, Bill Bruns, Edgar Jones, Claude Hill, Jerry Rachell, Jim Eugea, Fred McBride, Jerry Phillips. Second row: Ed Collier, James Jackson, Walter Anders, Norman Werner, Jim McAlister, Glen McNabb, John Barnett, Richard Ballard, Mike Napier. Third row: Coach Gene Muzzarelli, Henry Wills, Melvin Acoff I - Dal Santo, Jim Erndle, Bob Browning, Merle Smith, Wayne Fitz- water, Bob Berlels, Jim Odom, Larry Betz, Jay Davis, Bob Sul- livan, Ray Hubbard. Top row: Harry Rayfield, Jim Woods, Herby Roinbolt, Jim Rachell, Roy Hawkins, Al Bollinger, Willie Young, Willie Reed, Theodus Walker, Jim West, Coach Earl Lee. Nliclwcstcrn LiUDL'L'l'CllCL' Clunnps, too big and tcm strong ns flu' iliigvrs wnlkccl nil' with tlu' ililgilllflll' il rnlmliy lay ii score ni' 57 to Ci. ln lliis gunna' Ilia' Cir lnzinclu's H'L'l'L' mitwciglu-ml ln' tliirty iivc lvuumls pci' num in tlu- lim-, lint llicx wc-nt rlnwn lighting liki- gl'L'1ll' Cniiixii1L'ln's, in tlmc liinnl ganna- ul' tlic' yvgn' tlic' clllll11lI'lL'lll'S were lll'L'L'1ll1'll lwy Ll score nl 27 to 7. As usual ilu- Cuff llinliclws wurl' llLlLXVL'lgllL'Ll lmut nut ltllflillllglll. 'llu' lic-url cimcli ol' Imrlmll was Mr. -li-lin Dail Sunni zissistml ln' hlr. liiirl lu: 'llic ninlli giirilu twain uns L-nm-Iii-rl ln hir. l'ctc ' llllillfilll. William Yarbrough, Glen Dick, William Cunningham, Wiley Whitfield, Lawrence Taylor, Tony Monterusso, Larry Sanderson, Coach James Truron. Top row: Ronald Ledbetter, Roy Barker, Harvey Laux, Marvin Topley, Ravall Skaggs, John Solich, Sam Harris, Willie Roberts, Gerold Meredith. Not in picture: Dave Winters, Tytus Winters, Stanley Ridgeway. . 1 N is Arg. ,Q .f 6 1 'Z A Q 'S QR 'iw A nl!! xx XW Q he if Y QW lb Sw 4 HE N' A 1 i : i,1 ti lf l f F -FW 1 , 'V W , fi v A 1 I in Q, i Jr M ,W f P' 3 5 ' i' f 'F'ig.. 4 , 4 1 Grapplers topped past records ln heguming the season the team gave ll vigorous clemonstration hx' heating Greenville 54-24 lor their Iiirst vietorv. 'lihev lost the next five matehes against lidwartlsville ll-38, Belleville I7-29, Yanclalia ll-55, lftlwarclsville 20-22, and lloxana I3-55. 'lhe team hegan to spark again in the last three matehes ol' the season. ilihev heat Belleville 35-l0, which gave them a wiin-one-lost-one reeorcl with lielleville. 'lihev tiecl their next mateh with Roxana 20-20. ln the last mateh ol' the season, other than in tournament Plav, they heat Greenville 30-15. This gave them two wins anrl no losses with Greenville. During the season the boys racked up three wins, one tie, antl five losses. Altliough the tealn proverl worthy opponents in all ol' their matehes, the tealn hacl a five point alis- aclvantage helore thev hall enterecl a mateh. 'lihis was clue to the team havinv onlv eleven hovs to fill D , . twelve weight elasses, wliieh woulcl make a lull team. 'lille entire team was entered in the District tour- nament. l7our hovs, lfnl llutllin, hlilie hlel7aniel, liill hluleonnerv anal Cracly llill, plaeecl in this meet qualifying them lor the Sectional meet. At Granite City, llill anal hlellaniel lvinishecl fourth while llunllin lmlaeetl seeontl allowing him to enter the State meet. 'lhe team was eoaehecl hy Nr. Eugene hluzzarelli. Top row: Lyle Wilson, Mike McDaniel, Harland Busche, Jim Lamb, Tom Butcher. Third row: Jim Grant, Bob Browning, Roy Hawkins, Nate Hawkins, Jerry Anderson. Second row: Garry Grob, Ed Hu Iin, Grady Hill, Jim 11.1 Top row: Coach Pele Truran, Mike Swiggerl, Richard Talbot, Charles Webb, Bill Dill. Bottom row: Louis Murdock, Dennis Creggar, Roger Holloway, Ralph Green, Noel Camden. Comanches created upsets but lost few games by small margin llu- l'nnmm'lw lmslavtlmll tcgnn this your was zu nnlclc ilu- ltczlvily-l'zn'n1'ccl Cn-Iylc lmlizins llllllllllgllly iiimlcnitvly sticccssllil unc. Altlnmugli the Ccnmlliclmcs lnippy tlmt thc llinul wliistlc lmnl lmlmrn, lmccziusc tlic cannc' out nn Ilia' slinrt ond nl' :tn 8-I8 rt-mul, tlwy Co1nnm'l1cs pluyctl it elim n tu rlit- win' alnal lust 5230 lust nnly una' ganna' tlmt tlw l1Ul'l11 clmrts inclicntccl un it lnstfclitcli shut lay ll wt-ll guznmlccl clllfltlt' plzlycr. tln-5 slwnlnl lnnt- mm. 'l lic Colimnclics, mitscorccl illlic tcznn innclc tltcir first trip tn tlu' Quincy lnvilu .mn sou-rail llL'L'1lSlUI1S. wvrc out ul' only tlmrcc lull tional rlluurnznncnt wlu-rc in their liirst ganna' they ggnnvs all your. were so lan' nutsilccl tlmt tlwy xvvrv out ul' tln' gznnv lln- llniimiiclws lnzulc nanny nppuituitts glalnl tllnt lvrmn thc uutsct. illltcy lust to tlw lluturn' Stun' Clnnn tht- lingil wliisllt' lmtl lmlmvn, uncl scnnc, who wcrc un pions, Slvringliclcl. 1l11' 5111111 191111 111. 1l11' 5911115 11111111PPY- UI' 1110 9111105 Pmlmzllwly tlw LlUI111ll1CllCS. lm-st ganna' ul' tlu' XCLIIA was Ilwll 1051 019111 11'1'11' lust 115' 1011 l1 1111S Of loss' Fin' tht- unc in wliicll tltcx' clcllcaltccl Nlalclisun, ll tcznn mince wvrc lust luv lin- mints or less cziusinv thc . , . ,, R , ' l ClCSfll1L'il to inulw tllc Imnl clglit ol tlu- Swcct Six- tcgnn In lwln-vc that lmnl lrntly l,uclx lwlcsscnl tlicm n H D V n I A V I . - A b -b . . toon in tlic State lnurnanncnt. Ont' nl thc mann lm llllllk' llw NCQISUIIS l'L'Ctll'Ll wuulcl llllllflltk' lllillly mm-L. wins. highlights nl' tlmc ganna- was tht- tcrrilic scarring lml ln ilu- gr-gnml gum- nl' tht- gr-415011 tht- Cmngnmglwg linac cnjoyccl lmy tllc Crnnnnclics. Also, tlw Comun- Coach Earl Lee, Harry Raylield, Larry Belz, Ed Davis, Jim Odom, Merle Smith, Herbie Rainboll, Coach Pele Truran. ches showed opponents that they were not a team to he carelessly fouled, as they sank nearly ninety Per cent of their foul shots. ln their second contest with Roxana the Co- manehes caused a lot of near heart attacks in Roxana as they lost hy two Points in the final seconds of the game. Vllhe Comanchcs downed an upstart llighland team in a douhle overtime as llarry llayfield sank two clutch freethrows after the final horn had sounded to send the game into overtime. 'lihen lim Odom squelched the fire in the llighland team hy adding two points in the sudden death overtime. ln the Comanehes' first game with Bethalto Merle Smith sank a thirty-foot jump shot with four seconds to go to heat a rallying llethalto team that had come from hehind to prove their opposition. Caholiia also upset highly-rated Columhia, hut lost hy three points as a crimson Columhia turned on the steam. And in the last game of the season in the regional tourna- ment the Comanches lost to Lincoln of East St. Louis. the fifth ranlted team in the State. The Comanches had the hest freethrow record in the area. llarry llayfield had the satisfaction of heing the area freethrow champion and was the third highv est scoring Comanche. Merle Smith finished second in the area in scor- ing and third in lreethrows. 'lhroughout the season Merle sparked the Comanches to rally with his swish- ing jump shots. Merle also was elected as a memher of the first five of the All Midwestern Conference hasltethall team. Playing their first season of varsity hall were Larry lietx, -lim Odom, lid Davis and llerhie llainholt, all of whom did a creditahle joh of filling the other po- sitions on the team. Ed llavis was a regular through- out the season and was noted as an all-around player. jim Odom, who started slowly at the first of the season, got up a full head of steam and hegan rolling through the last half of the season to lead the team in rehounding and to finish second to Smith in seor- ing. Larry lletv, who started the season as a suh- stitute, gained through hard work a regular herth through the last half ol' the season. llerhie llainholt hecame Coach l,ee's trouhle-shooting sixth man, who served as a stahilizer to the Comanches when they were in need of an excellent hall handler and a fast defensive man. The head strategists for the Comanches were Coaches Earl Lee and Pete Truran, hoth of whom are serving their second year as Cahokia's head has- kethall and assistant haskethall coaches respectively. 1 luny McDaniel RLIIMIY Alllllgflllll .lim lhcllcll haw I llllihillll Ucnnis llccd 'llycu I IUIIIJXHIY Hnilwlmlt ,lim URM lidnlic Davis lILlI'l'y llnyfic A balmy spring ushered in the baseball season at Cahokia OPPONENT DATE cus OPP Cranite City CD.H.D March 28 2-2 12-5 Bethalto March 30 3 8 OUTFIELD INFIELD Belleville Cathedral March 31 1 9 Dennis Reed lim Crant Highland April 6 1 7 Tony 1VleDanie1 Herbie Rainlaolt Dupo April 9 9 2 lim Raehell Larry McDowell Belleville Township April 10 4 10 Lyle Wilsmmn Bob Sullivan Freeburg April 13 5 ll Wayne Fitzwater Eddie Davis Madison April 16 0 7 .lon Hasty O'Fa1lon April 18 8 l Charlie Webb Maseoutah April 22 5 0 Noel Camden Highland April 23 4 5 PITCHER? O'Fa11on April 24 1 2 HWY Ravfield CATCHERS Dupo April 27 2 4 Tyco Holloway lim VVest Roxam April 29 7 3 L-'iffy Oden Randy Mimgrum VVater1oo April 30 7 6 David Byrd Ray llulibard Madison Ma., 4 3 2 Edwardsville May 6 8 7 Roxana May 7 1 3 Maseoutah C1J.H.D1V1ay 8 6-7 7-3 District 1Vlay 11-13 ---- -- Freeburg May 14 ---- -- Regional May 18-20 ---- -- Sectional May 25-27 ---- -- Top row: Coach John Dal Santo, Noel Camden, Jim Grant, field, Bob Sullivan. Bollom row: Tyco Holloway, Jim West, Herbie Charles Webb, Larry Oden, Larry McDowell, Jon Hasty, Craig Rainboll, Jim Rachell, Ray Hubbard, Tony McDaniel, Dennis Phillips, Coach Gene Muzzarelli. Middle row: Lyle Wilson, Reed. Wayne Filzwater, Eddie Davis, Randy Mangrum, Harry Ray- nas A Caholeia track team won Mid-Western Conference title 100-yd. Dash VVillie Young Keith Woods Ronald Turnbow Lvle Wilson -liin West Noel Camden 880-yd. Run 'lim Arms Eddie Davis llarrv McLaughlin lim VVoods Dennis Cregger Silven Knox Discus Throw lim Crider Randy Mangrum llarry Rayfield Pole Vault Dennis Nealson Jerry Snow loc Sehmalzried Herbie Rainbolt Ronald Reichenbaeher High Jump Merle Smith Larry Betz jim Cdom Tom Evans Henry Bellups Shotpul' Bob Browning Mike Svviggert lim Lamb Rob Sullivan Randy Mangrum Mile Run Larry Hooek Robert Williams Charles Webb Crady Hill Bill Barton lim Dinga Broad Jump Theodus Walker Willie Young Claude Cardner Dennis Nealson Merle Smith High Hurdles Bob Bertels Richard Creen Bob Comte 440-yd. Dash Willie Reed Nathaniel Hawkins Roy Hawkins Craig Phillips lon Hasty Fred Cornwell 220-yd. Dash Claude Cardner lim Raehell Louis Naes Wayne Fitzwater David Touchette lim Crant Low Hurdles Louis Murdock Herby Crrland Theozlus Walker Top row: Bob Sullivan, Bob Comte, Willie Young, David Cleve- land, Theodus Walker, Noel Camden, Tom Evans, Wayne Fitz- water, Jim Dingo, Fred Cornwell, Keilh Wood, Bob Williamson, Claude Gardner, Louis Murdock. Third row: Herby Garland, Jim Odom, Roy Hawkins, Bob Browning, Jim Lamb, Ronald Reichen- bacher, Louis Naes, David Touchette, Ronald Turnbow, Eddie Davis, Randy Mangrum, Lyle Wilson, Silven Knox, Coach Earl Lee. Second row: Nathaniel Hawkins, Mike Swiggert, Floyd Catlett, Craig Phillips, Richard Green, Bill Bavitom, Richard Brink, Jim Wilkerson, Larry Betz, Merle Smith, Harry Rayiield, Jim Rachell, Jim Grant, Henry Bellups. Bottom row: Jim West, Dennis Creg- ger, Jim Woods, Jerry Snow, Charles Webb, Harry Mclaughlin, larry Hoock, Jim Arms, John Hasty, Grady Hill, Joe Schmalzried, Glen Dick, Dennis Nealson, Herbie Rainbolt, Willie Reed. 90 nil ll I - Gremlin City mas... - g 4' 'N Mill!!! ANC xii , p i Rm.. . ' own.. pw, . m,m...4 . semi Mm umavsn. Y--...a-i. Dah March 31 Avfil April Agni April Apu April April M51 M17 8 10 11 17 18 11 29 12 YN I ivy? XYIu'rc alicl thc pit gn? Clvt sct- Nuaidy, in Aiwiiiiml tlu' ilu' turn- VVl141t ll mix Aw, Ili ll s mil su lm li uxxyllll put this thing in my wily? Hope thc polo clucsxft lure: Sophomore baseball Top row: Coach John Dal Santo, Grady Hill, Charles Stokes, Paul Gills, John Francis, Louis Noes, Joe Schmalzried, Gerry Snow. Bottom row: David Markam, Tom Evans, Orville Griffith, David Touchette, Bob Browning, Eddie Ricken- bacher. inth grade track Top row: John Edmondson, Mike McDon- ald, Harry McLaughlin, Fred Mecalo, Ken Hutchinson, Bob Comte, Allen Jobe, Man- ager. Third row: John Francis, Silven Knox, Bob Browning, Dennis Cregger, Jae Schmalzreid, Kenny Allen. Second row: Mike Sweigert, Willie Davis, Jim Grider, Roger Holloway, Craig Phillips, George Stamps. Bottom row: Louis Mur- dock, John Lacy, Claude Garner, David Cleveland, Richard Talbot, Ralph Green, Larry Hooch. inth grade basketball Top raw: George Cruise, Marvin Tapley, Harvey loux, Glen Dick, Jim Baur, William Harborough. Middle row: Claude Hill, Bill Bruns, Bob Jenkins, James Har- ris, Marvin Jackson, Jerry Manning, Coach Jim Fromon. Bottom row: David Miller, Melvin Acoft, Ronnie Skaggs, Lawrence Taylor. Eighth Basketball Top row: Greg Britton, Jim Lough, Leary Lentz, Bill Schmidt, Dick Laxton, Danny Malhison, Burton Bruce, Ed Garrison, Mike Witters. Middle row: Otto Mooney, Ray Phillips, Glen McNabb, Bob Taylor, Ken McBride, Bob Justus, Vance Bovinette, Carl Joslin, Rollan Bentrup, Tytus Winters. Bottom row: Coach Art Wolfe, Robert Antoff, Bob Kronk, Charles Moxley, Dave Smith, Bob Griffin, Don Counts, Ed Col- lier, Jim Thomas. inth grade baseball Top row: Coach Lou Leilich, Charles Stokes, Fred Mecalo, Dale Willis, Ronald Rickenbacker, Jon Hasty, Middle row: Paul Gills, Bill Barton, Dennis Creggar, Jim Grant, Roger Holloway, Charles Webb, Bob McCoy. Bottom row: Jerry Ho- ward, Jerry Snow, Bob Browning, Mike Sweigert, Craig Phillips, David Touchelle. Seventh 8 eighth grade track Top row: Butch Anloff, Jerry Tal- bot, Bill Schmidt, Roger Ficken, James Capper, Charles Biram, Bill Rudin. Fourth row: Burton Bruce, Ira Riden, Charles Johnson, Willie Davis, Charles Moxley, Larry Lenlz, Vance Bovinetle, David Smith, Richard Fax. Third row: Richard Struense, Harvey Laux, David Lev- in, Bill Bruns, Herman Gansert, Lawrence Taylor, Frank Hickman, Charles Lewis, Danny Mathison, Larry Parnell, Otto Mooney, Dick Laxton. Second row: Bob Justus, Dave Miller, John Bush, Ed Garri- son, Ron Ledbelter, Jim Whitting- ton, Ed Collier, Jerry Manning, Gary Gashner, Bob Tcylor, Mike Witters, Greg Britton. Bottom row: Coach Art Wolfe, Glen Dick, Bob Gepperl, Danny Harris, Eddie Thomasons, Mike Anders, Jim Lough, Ken McBride, Jim Powell, Carl Joslin, Bill Reed, Danny Fields. Eighth grade baseball Top row: Bill Schmidt, Leary Lentz, Jim Aubuchon, Coach Lou Leilich. Third row: Mike Witters, Charles Moxley, Danny Malhison, Jim Thomas, Jim Lough. Second row: Ed Garrison, Don Counts, Bill Wil- liams, Bob Gepperl, Ira Riden, Jim Greer, Carl Joslin. Bottom row: Richard Struense, Bob Justus, Gaines Morris. Service groups keep house in order Mrs. Pansy Cooper, Mrs. Betty Wilters, Mrs. Clarita Freant, Mrs. Jenny Hopewell, Mrs. Jessie Durk- worth, Mrs. Adele Girard, Mrs. Ali Phillips. Boflom row: Ladislade Higereda, Mozelle Lalta, Max Woolard. Middle row: Bill Mangrum, John Harrison, John Wayne. Top row: John Sydenslricker, Charles Crase, Red Talbot Bottom row: lee Schotti, Darrell Manring, Mitch Rachell, Homer Schotti. Middle row: Jerry Still- man, Harry Reynolds, Cliff Stillman, Joe Fredrick. Top row: Arl Tucker, lloyd McMillin. Cara Mae McConnell Ed Geppert, Vern Ogden, Andy Moore, Earl Byrd, Dave Byrd, Charles Bollinger, Coy Craig. Cheerleaders gave team support 'lilw llmtlnaill iincl lxisltctlmll tcinns n't'i'c liiitliliully snppnrtul ln' nur Cuiiiziiiulu' t-lit-t-i'lt-iitlws. 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All cliccriiig stpiaiils gain' cunsitl- uriilmlc Cllllllil tu iinpriwing nltl L'liw.'i's aintl tlcvising new cliccrs :incl rou- Iincs. il lic clivt'i'lc1iclc'i's wvra' spun simrvcl ln' Miss Sylwil Ciligimii. lit-tiltli zintl pliysitxil ctlllcgiliuii instrun'tm'. Carol McAlisler, Sally Pellerson, Martha Baur, Judy Rogers, Suzanne Weber. Sharon Muskopf, June Coals, Linda Payne, Pal Demelrulias. Leann Woodley, Jackie Maisel, Phillis Bollinger, Joyce Coats, Carol Webb Dianna Smilh, Jan Williamson, Frances Williams, Loretta Barlon. 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