Collinsville High School - Kahokian Yearbook (Collinsville, IL)

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I- ,al ..mnnllunlmnIIIIIunIIlunnmlmllummnuuw 1IIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllklll A uf, l , -- ,.-x 4 O QHHQWEE x cmss HISTORY The Class of '34 bright, intelligent young men and women, well bred, well groomed, and well educated! Who would believe we were the same shy, frightened youngsters who entered C T H S ust four years ago? On the morning of August 27, 1931, very puzzled and eager, we took this essential step toward success when we registered for a high school education Shortly after the term began we elected these class officers Hazel Ardison, Frank Zamaronl, and Evelyn Britt. After placing a goodly number of our members on the honor roll, we became socially inclined and sponsored a school matinee and a Hallowe'en party With the approach of fall , football became the discussed topic The class felt proud to have Jerry Knatat win a place of prominence on the team At the end of the football season, Helen lleni was proclaimed third maid of honor at the annual coronation of the football queen A number of our girls proved to be of outstanding ability this year, both athletic and intellectual The volley ball team, captained by Alice Gillaspy, won the school championship and Corrine Toussaint and Hazel Ardison won the inter class track meet laurels for us lowly freshmen Mildred Walker won first 1 Registration day of September, 1931, found the class slightly 1 depleted in number but not in ambition or purpose. As officers, g Clarence Prigmore, Andy Armen, and Albert Kebbel directed the activities of the year Betty Lou Sollars was chosen football queen, In athletics Clarence Prigmore and Albert lusso became Realizing the privileges and responsibilities of upper classmen, we returned for our junior year In our newly acquired position, we chose Paul Taylor, Verna Flannery and Mildred Walker as our directing officers, and Alice Gillaspy our Queen Q of Love and Beauty Our class play, 'The Whole Town's Ta1k1ng, was certainly the talk of the town Our Junior Senior reception N and gay Saint Pat:-ick's Day party were unforgetable events in T the memories of all present Tony Pacewic, Ralph Bridges, Donald Stiens, Edward Condellone, Crawford McLanahan, and Alice Gillaspy X were indispensable additions to the athletic program of the school. 3 Last September brought most of us back with a feeling 3 sadness that it was our last year here Andy Armon was re elected 1 class president, Adele Gudelauskas, and Dominick Donna our other officers Winsome Majorie Korinek served as first maid of honor in the football queen coronation. We feel that we are leaving C T H S enriched socially and intellectually We shall carry with us many pleasant memo ries It is our purpose to carry on the spirit and principles for which our Alma later stands. Dorothy Lee Pannell ' I E 0. E O . -- 5 J Q . Q 1 E O E O 2 O .' A 2 2 O - E E place in an oratorical contest. . 2 K E 0 . E - prominent. V E N O ' . . 1 E 2 , o - E l E T E ' ' 1 ' of ' E l S O . A E O ' E E O Q1WHIIIIIIIIIIllIllllllllllllllllIIlIlIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIlllllIIIIIIIIIHIIIIlllllllllllllllll 1 Q 2, Q IlllllllllIlIIIIIIIlllllIllllIIIIllllIHHIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllxg L5 an a a as an a annul as alll as A as