Collinsville High School - Kahokian Yearbook (Collinsville, IL)

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These students have been selected for meritorious work on the School Publications and have been awarded the honor pins of the Chanticleer and Kahokian 19 3 2. P, f f f f X 7 xg f N., Wil Hifi, MQ W I-lx .gr I I 1 3 l DARIUS GRIMM BETTY Lou HLGHTOWER RICHARD GAUEN KATHERINE ZEDOLEK KARL MONROE l I Nnncn PM nm' M If ' I,-hm 'ies la- I-rx L . 'Rall by e--4 'HH lligsx, DQ Zgis Mill BERNICE BERTRAM lsaxll bin P901 alll il? - I ,Fi - fe LOIS BARTELLS KATHRYN PIERCE KARL MONROE ELLEN Locus VIRGINIA OATMAN MILDREDWALKER ETHEL SIMS ELIZABETH THOMPSON ALICE GILLASPY JOHN MOSKAITIS h f a 'f11'. :r'5:17 - -.. -: --- , fs ful-Siu' -2.11 EL afar: 7 gif riffs.. VI iff'-ian H KUAN inn, ,:E::':n J-T-:Zu un - A-F355 1 !,-3 1 'fr ' gf:-57,lfjil--55:31-sc -f!ssa4pff:fss 5514 :sl 5:53 F' Ld Twenty-four Q 1 nl ii 2642 W 6549 Pllhg hiv. 1 .n ini 'H lpn M5 Q93 nin- na? M Lffrn Afg- 222 W. W sa? W, M Rh. .bw A n QA If rg A hah MPO rm'

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