Cahokia High School - Cahochron Yearbook (Cahokia, IL)

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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.

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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' ...-