Cahokia High School - Cahochron Yearbook (Cahokia, IL)

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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

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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.