Cahokia High School - Cahochron Yearbook (Cahokia, IL)

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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.

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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,

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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