Collinsville High School - Kahokian Yearbook (Collinsville, IL)

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The work, a combination of leadership and cooperation, has resulted in this volume. If, through the sincere portrayal of events in the school year, the Kahokian is instrumental in stimulgtv ing memories of these happy days, the Staff will feel amply compen- sated for the effort set forth in production. 4 51 2 P -X 2- Wx if Eifmff M11 ' +25 lf-DM' ai Lg? E i l! '5 9' 2? Ji Mm . 5 fi Kelli E3 fi ET f Emvo luauia gg eg Eicasn 5 E I J ' 1 Z V I EW S ADMINISTRATION F A C U L T Y C L A S S E S A T H L E T I C S A C L U B S M U s -1 c D R A M A FEATURES ADVERTISEMENTS w zzafviwmi' ' f a ' ' f Ck+.f- J' Ln. -ffqfgmtf ' x. ,-f, Mwgg iqt U 'fQ:'hmn!qgf' 'I 7.41153 m f., - , ' 'IT m f '75 x V . Il I 'N , l E in 3 5 ,,Ai, . r ..-'- '05 g me-Q KQAN H51 Y XX'-f' wb I r -1- 'lx-,Jr L5 ,--- - .f.f'-'s-....-- -- .1-xf:1-1:1 ' - -'-' :L':.2, jfj- --9 Ml. 2 ,JL - - ' :-'-:- , 1 ,-I KAHOKIAN STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF JBITISS Monroe CLASS EDITORS Senior - Jane Snodgrass Jeanne Fletcher ' Junior - Betty Taggart Sophomore - Hewitt Cravene Freshman - Ann Gardner ART EDITORS Leona Burstadt Charles Benjamin Helen-Demey Ione Ardison SPONSORS Marion Johnson William P. Hale W m UH4 BUSINESS MANAGERS Dorothy White Virginia Shoulders ATHLETIC EDITOR Dorris Hoga TYPISTS Leona Burstadt Allene DuHadway Geraldine Barbee Alberta Wells Swank 'ki -' I wif: 'Q' - ,ggi AQAXQ4 L' '-Q1 - . I. .-'TT A J 3' . , -.. - . i, .. W gags ap p is rwf igs. ' 5 Ei XM 'T . NN 'YW is-aa Ep' ,if SAE i 1 K g wb' SQ..-MW Eg mngig- , ,s7fZ 5 fr Zgyf W XXX WW! 1 5 v .3 4 n, Q 'U V E as ,k, ,,,, . . ., . , u 0 W ff 15? -' wldy I f 'f , 'V Z 1 ' ' 7 I , 1 AL A .Jfii .V 2 uw W . 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De Paw: University University of Indiana University of Missouri Health Economics Athletics I OLGA S. QUERNHEIL1 University of Illinois Washington University Rubicam Business School 'Bookkeeping Junior Business Training ELFRIEDA M. BREDE, A. B. McKendree College University of Chicago Latin s Ge:-n-an EMIQX HARRIS Wells Training School Illinois Shte Normal University University of Illinois b Washington University English w1LL1uzn o. mason, A. B. Augustana College University of Illinois lhthematicn Chemistry Athletics Gai-' Y' Kam KN if me-e A, A 53,3 .5 f K' V X s-,Q I E:'-5 - h ,,,-fL.,,,,-R J-, . .,-.J- --'kr :svn -f - .-. - 1: gi ' -Q - -ck i,g't RALPH H. CORNWELL Illinois State Normal University University of Illinois Bradley Bolyteohnio Institute Auto lleohanics EJ.eotrio Wiring Woodwork lietalwork ALBERTA. WELLS STTANK Monmouth College Beaver College Rubiosm Business Sohool Gregg College University of Wisconsin University of Colorado University of Southern California Shorthand Typewriting ELIZ.A.BETH WEBER, B. S. University of Illinois University of Chicago Bi olog Nom mxvrnsou, B. s. Washington University University of Chicago Columbia University Shorthand Typewriting WILLIAM P. HALE, B. S., M. S. LB.1li1d.n University University of Illinois Bradley Polytechnic Institute Iowa State College Drafting Sign Writing General Mathematics FRANKLIN C. KREIDBI Beethoven Conservatory Graduate National Band and Orchestre. Camp Band ' 2 Orchestre. f ' E - - 4 . I' X 'fm flaw Y Vs It E' J lilxdd-.l '7i'Ei,f6.-gtk 'L --:. - ' -- - A Q.- A 14 '- ' at ff' 1- o- A 'Q KAH KEAN W if ' S ' fx 1-fa 1' X Onan - 3 1 -QLI-aa. Nl-fJls'2:.--f-ew'l-1fe'.faf-1s- ,5 51 DOROTHY ECKART, A. B.. B. S. University of Washington University of Wisconsin University of Colorado Columbia University Librarian JESSE CHANDLER, A. B. University of Indiana. Algebra Physics Joan J. Mormon, A. B. Illinois College University of Chicago Ehxglish Latin Hmm c. nmuacxca, Ea. B. Southern Illinois State Teachers College Illinois State Norml University University of Illinois Washington University American History MARY MENI Registrar Office Secretary MARGARET GUSE Office Secretary FREIDA KRUG Registrar Office Secretary 3 ,Q I urilzlifffqfgfl ar ' l fl. lwrazu - Jai 1 , . .l - as -' -....,....:--1- - A I - X 15 1 lg 1 - 4s.lN NpNn' v 3 dbx' A- -L Y - .rrva ::.g.-QQ-.vvxj -v I -.vt .f-2 h WI.-J.. by I, V .rv .M EKRH KEAN QW w e f4 ' 'N' I ' 'N xxx fr ', Ne gl N. Ns x fa. ,Q I X x f if CLEMENT A. POWERS, B. S., M. A. Southeastern Missouri State Teachers Colle University of Wisconsin University of Hissouri History MARIAH P. JOHNSON, B. S Indiazn State Art English EVA ammo, A. B. Northwestern University University of Illinois University of California Washington University English LAWSON W. FLETCHER, B. S. University of Illinois Algebra. Plane Geogetry General lhthematios Athletics EUGENIA L. SALEL, B. S. Fontbonne College University of Illinois Washington University nng11sh mum szrmum, B. s. University of Missouri University oi' California Home Economics VASHTI L. ZIEGLER, B. S. Eureka College University of Illinois hmglish Music ,fr Fl 314.4 A-H lla my ' g6 'Gif ll tidal 16 V .lrlrtg-Y. 1- .V--. f' '- W KRH KEAN as wb ' wee fi ,- 'N , 'S X Li . S f F-K' J - vs-,Q Y Y you - -U ui - Am' -L -AHLNEZ .X 37:ALgLgij't :....N ii A-'Lf'-- .il-:X-Q 'LI'-,-. BACK Row: Miss Harris, John Marco, Harold Ewing, Lewis Krause, Bill Fields, Melvin Paul, Leo Sliva, Mr. Heinecko MIDDLE ROW: Frank Acardi, mgene Lohman, Errrln Burstadt, Tom Monroe, Clayton lhoe, Lucille llclanahan, Lillian Preckshot, Kathryn Garnero, Margaret Balm, Della Sample, Ann Savage, Carolina Bauer, Edward Evers, Olin Gilbert, Hewitt Cravens, Bill Blu berg FRONT ROW: Eldred Thomas, Viola Sbardelotto, Pauline Kutten, Elizabeth Garder, Wilma Borsch, Lucille Hanratty, Evelyn Mhsso, Eh a Knipp, Irene Oberto, Vernice Scott, Glenn Gerding STUDENT COUNCIL First Semester Second Semester President ...........4 Edward Evers President 1.............. Lewis Krause Vice President ....... Della Semple Vice President .......... Harold Ewing Secretary-Treasurer .. Lewis Krause Secretary-Treasurer . Lucille Hanratty Asst. Sec.-Trees. ... Vernice Scott Asst. Sec.-Trees. .. Lucille McLanahan Sponsors ....... Miss Harris and Mr. Helnecke The Student Council, composed of representatives from home rooms, was organized for the purpose of having the students participate in the government of the school. The Stu- dent Council was organized last year and has successfully continued this worthwh1le'proj- ect this year. One of its biggest accomplishments has been the hall patrol, in which all students participate. After our Student-Council delegates returned from the state meeting at Shelbyville they were glad to know that the Collinsville Student Council is one of the most successful in the state. iimn qu 'gi 1 'F1 ' 'ml .. - 111:13 1- - - f--+- f L, ...il . ,. ,. ,., .,. -1, ,.,1li-'I+'- 5 7,i:.x,1 I .. agrflg f i - A X + f ?1 . Q A U A N AAN -Q I j i H' I, fx' ,Q 4 - T L fi 3 iff: N ' X fxxr 1 fy. -. ,W-M1M?3.-.,...LwM'f'7-F 1' 'ML5-l'HL '52, ggi fag i - , T 9' 7 iv' ' ' ' Y 1 .- M ., 1 , I ?i, '1-HI - ,- y , , - ,. lq EQ1q'a1g:j2g9.35l , ' W ,,-r2.1- Y 41. ,av , nf 11- - Y k. 1 L , . 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T -V1 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Just as the fish were biting best and the baseball season was at its peak, about two hundred and thirty-one reluctant youngsters were propelled into their freshman year at C. T. H. S. Why they were freshies was certainly a mystery to them. It seemed as if eight years of school should be enough to educate anyone. However after a few trying weeks, the new freshman quickly imitated the sophis- ticated air of the upper classman and then those freshies began making tracks. - Miss Eckart and Mr. Fletcher were the competent leaders that first dazed year. LaVern Pointer, Rolland Merrill and Bill'Allan made a flying start at ath- letics: and petite Miss Willet was chosen maid to nHer Majesty.n Nothing was going to hinder those determined freshies, not even scholarship, which was prov- ed by their straight 'AW records. Again at the best time of the year when school should be dismissed instead of begun, the 1951 freshmen came trouplng back to honor the sophomore section. This year there was no fog to engulf them, and they-entered the race for scholarship, athletics, and music with confidence and valor. Miss Renfro and Mr. Rommel were the class sponsors. This time Dorothy White paid homage to the 'Honored Queen.' The 1955 fall term at C. T. H. S. was awaited with eagerness and anxiety. The newly elected juniors had a premonition of an eventful and exciting year.and no one wanted to miss one bit of lt. nDulcy,n the junior play, was acclaimed an appropriate start. The juniors also had their share of football and basketball representatlvesg and at the close of the season, Dorris Hoge was elected the gridiron captain while Holland Merrill and La Vern Pointer were co-captains for the ensuing term of basketball. Another great honor was given the junior class when Lucille Holloway was chosen to reign as Queen of Love and Beauty during 1935-1934. l Again the beginning of another school term rolled around and one hundred twenty seniors returned to spend their last year at C. T. H. S. This time it was with reluctance that they observed the close of their last football and bas- ketball seasons. Jeanne Fletcher succeeded Lucille Holloway as the chosen Queen of Athletics. Because this was the last year of their high school career, the senior class decided to make it as gay as possibleg' consequently three senior get-to-gathers were given and attracted almost the entire class. The senior was WThe Boomerang,n and again the dramatic element of the class came forth its best. The senior sponsors were Miss Renfro and Mr. Hale, the best ever. e Slowly but surely the grandest year of all has drawn to a close. 'With annua1.sen1or hobo day and visit to Sw1ft's as parting events, the senior gang of 1955 turns toward June 5 with regret, hope, and a sincere fondness for Col- linsville Township High School. Pla? with the --Jane Snodgrass u. 1: fb' l an ab? 'M ... lm i, A' -F',.-q?Q.i--'. ..:. -fr -.-, - ow-g L-. Qfmwmefsm A g1 in x ,Rf , L . ,M 'X , . - L 1 ,A,,.,-..bb rxi -an .-rv. -4-:CAP :c -gfil'- 'i1f... 2 7 f'Qi-'Lf' a . H,-'if' gfx 'kk - iff ' J Q. Nix. I Q 'xmas v . ' '1-. ' 4X4 X Q a Xgvx QS' 095' 'S +2 N xx X-xx QX .X 9 fl: XX XA 'wx XX . Q O I x If . 0 .W xx X ,914 X 98 1 .5 .4289 is 'Is' Qfrf aw, 4 xf- I ,Q ' W' . 9 Q xv , 0 wiv' WA 1 Q' 00, 6, I 'wx . EX Q-:NV fm X SQ 'qptzf' in 1 Y. 51' at W ,if 'Se is E' ,W ij ,yy AJ 1 . Q M 6 , 5, :-443' 1- 6 , . 1' 1 .-'-GJ, F- . ,.. '-:: 4 Zig: We Q3 ' lf, 4?--1 -P H x v cs a9g: ,j'afx ,-:- Jar.. x ,JK 'ani' '59, . ' cfs A xx N ,x x r 5 X 5- 'E j',.L-1 .' W - .:-'-- ' 4 db- Y ,-Zklijiv as A ' ' - ,,'T'.ZT-v -4 2T+2? fi-:' .f-' ' 1 . 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Numeral '34 The Boomerang' Intellectual Contest Dramatic Reading, lst,'55 Clubs: Journalism, Mines, Glee, Girls' Council, Razzerettes DAVID HOLT 'The Boomerang Clubs: Razzers, Chemistry, Science, Isaac Tialton LEAH BONN Clubs: Art, Home Economics, Neodlecraft, Girls' Council b ROAUL TAYON Band '32-'35 Orchestra '32-'55 Saxophone Quartette lst, District, State Woodwind Quartette let, District: 2d, State Millionaires '32-'34 Clubs: Music, Dranntic, Chorus, Glee DOROTHY WHITE Honor Society '35 lhid to Football Queen '33 - Kahokian Staff '55 A ' G. A. A. Numeral '34 V Clubs: Razzerettes, G. A. A., , mmes, Journalism ISRAEL HIKEN Chanticleer Staff '35 Band '52-'55 Clubs: Science, Journalism, I Music, New Deal, East St. Louis High '52 -- Photograplw N My Q W 1 '!'Il'!'fQiF vw' fi sv -' 'I Q ' , 21 ' 5-hfsiplf X -f-Q .. , .. -.n ANTHONY PACENIC Claes President 'ss Football '52 Club: Kahoklan VIRGINIA SHOULDERS Honor Society '35 Lhid to Personality Girl '54 Kaholcien Staff '55 Cheerleader '54-'55 Drum Major '55 Intellectual Contest Dramatic Reading, lst,'35 The Boomerang Clubs: G. A. A., Journalism, Mimes, Razzerettes LRVERN POINTER Honor Society President '54-'35 Chanticleer Staff '55 Basketball '32-'35 Cc-Captain '55 Track, '34-'35 Tennis '34-'35 Student Council President '34 Dulcf' Just What They Wanted' Clubs: Kahok.1e.n, Phi Bjnsilon AGNES YHLSHIRE Clubs: Home Economics, G. A. A Commercia, Hiking, Shank's Mare, Girls' Council LELAND KREEDER Clubs: Isaac Walton, Hiking GERALDINE BARBEE Clubs: Phi Epsilon, G. A. A. gui , flf N so ' '-- 1' ' ' js X84 I- N, I 1' '51 -ox V - N 555, f ,F 1 ,Fd -U , nies.-- -- -N-l '31 5.fL,X3:...Lfvf- 1: -, fx wg - - ' - ' 5-'Z' . , ,.1 .. -.5 3 MARIAH BOSEN N Bami , Orchestra I Clubs: Girls' Council, Music, Phi Epsilon, Home Economics , Commercia JAMES MONROE Honor Society '34 Class President '34 Ka.holcLan Staff, Editor '35 Chanticleer Staff' '32-' 34 Student Council '34 Band '54-'55, Orchestra '32-'34 Du1cy , 'Sunbonnet Sue' Oh, Doctor , His Natal Day' Intellectual Contest Quartette, lst, '54 Vocal, lst, '34 Extempcraneous Speahng, lst - DOROTHY MELVILLE Band' '54-'35 Orchestra '34-'55 Clubs: Girls' Council, Music, Phi Epsilon, Commergia, Home Economics- LEONARD LAB? EN CE Honor Society '35 Class Secretary-Treasurer '53 Student Council '34 Daley The Boomerang' Intellectual Contest Oration, ue, '54, '55 Clubs: Junior Dramatic, limes LUCILLE REKOLT G. A. A. Numeral '34 Club! G. A, A. JAKE QUARTANO Clubs: Isa.acWa1ton, Junior Hiking, Senior Hiking uI,'4 'lf' RAY HADFIELD Clubs: Art, Photograplqr, Handcraft, Hiking ETHEL BAILEY Club: Razzerettes ' Jon novmo Band Orchestra Clubs: Music, Isaac Walton DELLA. SELTPLE Honor Society '34 Chanticleer Staff '55 Student Council '55 Band '82-'55 Clubs: Lilmes, Phi Epsilon Girls' Council ROLAND MERRILL Basketball 'ES-'55 Co-Captziin '55 Tennis '54-'35 Clubs: Cartocnist, Art Kahoklan VERBA PARKER Band '55-'54 Clubs: Home Ebonomics, Dramatic, Music my I ll ' ' ' . 4 'L U ' ' - - . :. .TJ- ' ,,.3iQ,. fig H. -.,,,.,.. , ,.,.. ....,.... -L, - . mo s AN ,gmc I -,- ' 'X xxx'-fo fi , V I L S . x -ag an M .- x , . ,sf , I ,N ... . - -M ?.- c,f52L,g L.. fx,-L-vrlzlx, - 1-gzvs 4 ,A L56 54--.J-:1 fd,-.ya , V JEANNE FLEDCHJER Kaholden Stuff '55 Chantloleer Staff '55 Student Council '54 Football Queen '55 G. A. A. Numeral Intellectual Contest Quu-tette, 2d,'35 Clubs: Glee, AG. A. A., Hiking, Library, Chemistry, Girls' Council LOUIS GAUBRI Basloetbell' 'ss awk - mm 'sl-'ss cmm rm Epsilon, sawn sway, new Deal, German GUERITE BEST '52-'85 Orchestra '34 Oh, Doctor' 'His Hotel Day' Clube: Art, Chorus, G. A. A., Susquehanna JAMES OATHAN Clubs: Isaac Walton, Trouble Shooters ISABELLE HICKS Honor Society '35 Dulcy 'Just What They Wanted , Clubt Rlzserettos LOUIS NUVERO Football '54 Clubs: Dramatic, Kahoklun, Wind Sprlnters, ' Trouble Shooters I 'I - '-1 .-, -- -R GAILLARD BARRY Honor Society '55 Football lhmger '53--'84 Track hunger '55 Bssketballlhnsger '55-'35 Orchestre '32 Clubs: Rsszers, Knhoklan, Chemistry BERNETTA ASHMAN Clubs: G, A. A., Soangetshe, Girls' Council GNRGE SCHUEZETE Honor Society '35 Track '54-'55 Football '54 - . Clubs: Issac Walton, Germn, Boys' Bandcreft CLAUDINE VAWHIRTHE Clubs: Soengeteha, Commeroie, Shank's Ihre, Girls' Council ' JOHN ROZIEWSICI ,Qrchestrs 'Sl-'52 rclubsx Isaac Welton, .Aix-plane, Boys' Handoraft, Boys' Hiking 1 GRACE MARIE ALLAN hid to Personality Girl '54 'Sunbonnet Sue Paints and Pstohos' His Hmm my' Clubs: C. A. A., Misses, Razsersttes, Glee Shenk's lhre . 'EU-U ,, ,R ,el 'fm' X- I ' R' Q ffgf- - . :.. ...-.T ,-gg i --usual. 23 ..f,,,. .L- a'N' W '1 L. ,QA A v' wi ' U u 1 . I.. 1 , KRH KBAN W 4' W .,. A V fx' Q 1 1 'xg 'X xxx P , X 'ra , - -: mg Afvlhv, L., .Afl 3,gx-all-. -glam .f-:CJ 1tQ1..',Q'-',-L,,L':L. Q i S 1 LAVINA BUGG-FR clubs: Girls' cou.no11, G. A. Aj Home Economics Neodlecraft JOHN LAURINSKI Clubs: Art, Isaac Walton Bays' Hiking FLORENCE NICOL Clubs: Art, Commercia, Music, Girls' Council Susquehanm. RUSSEL WILSON Honor Pin '55 Track '34 nnulovn Clubs: Rauers, Chemistry, Kahoklan, Photography GLADYS CRCW E Honor Society '54 'Sunbonnet Sue 'Faixrts and Patches' 'His Natal 'Day' Clubs: Glee, Chorus, German ' Girls' Council Phi Epsilon LEWIS KRAUSE Student Council President '35 Fooizball '34 ' WALTER GHIDING Football ' 51-' S4 Basketball ' S5-'55 Track ' 52 -' 3 5 Clubs : Kahoklan, Chemistry WILMA. HINO Honor Sociew '35 Ghantioleer Staff '34-'35 Sunbonxxet Sue' The Boomerangf' Go Ao A-o N'lIll'l6l'B.1 Clubs: Shank's lhre, Glee, Library, Razzerettes G. A. A. MELVIN COMES Clubs: Isaac Walton, Hiking JANE EAAK NORMAN WASSHI Clubs: Art, Photography cure, Hiking MURIEL Hmmm Chantioleer '53-'35 Clubs: G. A. A., Mimes Journalism Band '32 Clubs: Kahoklan, Razzers Gernnn iizdn , rl , IW -v MII' ,i..1,nl5.', :A .Ny ,, 1 -431 .3 Ah .ll I -..- l ft123.L3 'g13wQQx . Mir '- L , -if -.- ' 'j, ,A :. 41:- - rf V.-Jgwqtr-.: . , ,, . ,,,,...,.... ,.,... ... --AL - -ggi , vv.-Y-VT,-.Y-B---,-57,7170 ----,av , -al, .. Aa-ca m s ,gm i so Rf- vb . , ,, ,- . ...JS , - .-.. Q . 1' '.t'1S1'i- fi . .A.,-1 9:25 fi, -an-4.4-'na-f - ,-,T Lg?.-'-,-5w:- 3391- 'f . v F: f -I --wa 9 LUCILLE HOLLUPIAY Football Queen '54 Band '32-'35 Orchestra '52-'55 mlliomires '52 Intellectual Contest . Violin, '26, ' 553 lst, '54 Clubs: G. A. Au Phi Epsilon, limes, Girls' Council, Music, Chemistry, Glee TALLTADGE HANELI NE Clubs: Razzers, Mines, Glee, Wind Sprinbers EVA JACOVE1'TA Clubs: Phi Epsilon, Commercla Girls' Council QI!!! LHDNA BURSTADT Honor Society '34 Kahclclan Staff '55 Clubs: Art, Girls' Council,- Needleoraft ROLLAND TROLLI El' Clubs: Isaac Walton, New Deal, Joxzrmlism, Trouble Shooters ALTHEA FRANCIS Clubs: Art, Girls' Bandoraft u-1 nw l false WILLIAM KRAF1' Clubs: Science, New Deal, Photography MARY RITA WILLEI lhid to Football Queen '52 Clubs: G. A. A., Hiking, Cartoonists Home Economics Draunties LESTER STEWART Band ' 53-' 5 5 Orchestra '32-' 55 oh, Doctor' Su.nbonnet Sue' Paints and Patchesn Clubs: Glee, Cartoonist, Chemistry PAUL GILLESYY Class President 'Sl Class Secretary-Tx-easu.rer,'35 Football '54 Clubs: Kahoklan, Rasxers, Cartoonists, New Deal RUTH KELLER Band '54-'55 Orchestra '34-'55 Oh, Doctor Sunbcnne'b Sue' 'Paints and Patches' 'His Natal Day' Clubs: Commercia, Glee, Music DORRIS HOGA Football '35-'35 Captain '35 Band '52-'55 Clubs: Music, Draxnatic 1-Q J- .L -,'TwJml Ilwh .s zfz. 'fig ' - ' iii U ., ., 25 'wEQ'?.5'1'5' fx- 4 -EXTT5 1 ' ' Y - Y 'V '-Y A KAN W T V v -X ,3x'-f- I Q 1 X ff: - --- .-.. - ofN':--- LI Q -'A lLNP3--fi -A-1-396 'f':-- i1-S.If:- -.aj-31 ig D- MARVIN LOCHLIANN Football '55-'34 A Track '33-'55 Clubs: Kahoklan, Issac Walton ORVILLE GERFEN Football '54 Track '54-'55 Clubs: Kahoklan, Isaac Walton MILTON FR EI BURG Football '55-'35 Basketball !55-'55 Track '54-'35 Clubs: Phi hsilon, Kahoklan, Chemistry, New Deal ANTHONY DETOHATIS Football '54 Clubs: Chemistry, Kahoklan CHARLES HECK Honor Society '55 Clubs: Science, Chemistry Trouble Shooters EDIIARD ROGERS Clubs: Razsers, New Deal, J ourmlism Q Photography NORMAN VER!-IARST ,Track '54-'55 fC1ubs:- Art, Photography, H11-zlng, Craft LOIS JANE SNODGRASS ' Honor Society '54 Kahokian Staff '33-'35 Chanticleer Staff '55-'54 .Band '34-'35, Orchestra '51-'54 The Boomerang Oh, Doctor , Duloy 'Paints and Patohesn Sunbonnet Sue Intellectual Contest Dranatio Reading, lst, '54-'55 Humorous Reading, lst, '54 ' LEO SLIVA Student Council '35 Band '32-'35, Orchestra '52-'35 Millionaires '55-'55 Intellectual Contest Clarinet, lst, '54-'55 Violin, Zd, '54 ' National Clinic Band '55 District Contest Woodwind Quintetto, let, '54 LILLIAN ZAJICEK Clubs: Phi Epsilon, Nature Study, Girls' Council DONALD HUMPHREY Sunb et Sue Pain nd Patch s Clubs: lee, tio, UTH JOHNSON mf Band 'sa-'ss' Orchestra '55-'35 His Natal Day Clubs: Phi Epsilon, German, Glee, Dramtio, Music, Chomnistry . iifmi F - 1 .A II 11341, ftp' . ' ' ' ' 5 t Q 9 f Q . 26 I- -Q,-. nw., Am.- .7V, - X District, State '343 .47 , lu., n ' :fi KRH KEAN I W . ff 1 ' 'N X I 5 I 'N 1 fn ' .. V - -I - - ,,,f-:.,,, L. I fx,-LNE: 511: . JULIUS MUELLER 'The Boomerang Clubs: Science, Boys' Handciuft Chemistry, Jaurmlism, Photography MARY PIKORIATIS Su.nbonnet Sue' 'Paints' and Patches' His Natal Day' Clubs: Glue, Shan.k's Ihre, Neodlecrafb S .st AUDREY GASICILL 'Sunbonnet Sue Band '52-'55, Orchestra '52-'351 Sxaxophone Quartette lst, l t cf .x The Boomerang A s , District '85 s' axophone Solo lst, District, Washington University '54 Intellectual Contest Saxophone, lst,'S-1 Q X .'X?.v ' wif Band '32-'55 Orchestra '32-'35 Clubs: Girls' Council, Music, ROBERT BARBEAU llnulayll Class Vice 'President '55 Clubs: Dranntic, New Deal, Journalism, Razzers 4 Q ROBERTA GENETTI Clubs: G. A. A., Cartoonist, Home Economics, Hiking, D1-axmtic nfl' WU ll VIRGI NIA NI CHOLS Clubs: Soangetaha, G. A. A., Shank'e lhre, Junior Hilclng, Senior Hilclng RALPH NEUDECKER Marine High School '32-'54 Clubs: Science, Phi Epsilon x ..f ,, , - , r I ' ,ff cf,-7 .ff f ,VIRGINIA vnsssmz Clubs: G. A.. A., Cartoonists, Razaerettes FRAQNK ACARDI ' MA Student Council '55' Band '32-'35 llDu1o.yll Clubs: Music, Isaac Walton GHENDOLENE CHANDLER Honor Society '55 Chanticleer Staff Band Orchestra Clubs: Phi hsilon, Coxmnercia, Music, Girls' Council EUGENE LOHMANN Football lhmger '34-'55 Track lhnager '34 Clubs: Ka hoklan, Chemistry, Cartoonist :.-1l1'.I:zi... ,IM I ll , I Q- V -E ' H 2,7 me me ,C 'N fxx 1-P , - 4 ., L 355.3 ,K I , j' -41: 'rx -., -' A - ..ft-wf...- L- A .rv-LN:-, A.s.q...Ll'rv-x 'I fy- ' X .1 AVERY FREDMAN Clubs: Phi Epsilon, Cartoon, German, New Deal ETHEL STRONG Clubs: G. A, A., Girls' Council Soangetaha, Phi Epsilon, Nature Study WILLIAM QUIERNHEIM Clubs Trouble Shooters BENJAMIN WITTE Honor Society '55 Intellectual Contest 01-ation, 2d,'54 Clubs: Trouble Shooters, Chemistry FRANK POLETTI Clubs: Trouble Shooters, Hiking VLOIS WRIGHT LAAQA me g-f,,,,,,,,-,,, ' T,..3..-:f mil!! -I 'Fly-ly-IQIIW uw ,- 'E, .E,x In JJ, Q vs, W .- -- ,, ,, ,-.- , -V-mg... JIMMY CEREIJTA Clubs: Isaac Walton, -Hiking ROGHI TAIJBURO Orchestra h' 31-' 33 Clubs: Isaac Walton, Hiking VT NCENT BARBAROTTO LORRJXI NE BETHEL East St. 'Louis High '31-'53 Paints and Patches Clubs: Latin, German, Cleo, Rauerottes i WILLIAM HADDI CK Band '33-'35 Paints and Patches His Natal Day Intellectual Contest Qunrtette, 2d,'5, Vocal Solo, Zd, '34 Clubs: Glee, Tro 'ble S ooters, Music, Dl'B.lTB. CARL REED Class Secretary-Treasurer '52 Class Vice President '34 Basketball '35 Sunbox1.net Sue' Du1oy The Boomerang Intellectual Contest Quartette, Zd, '35 Clubs: Glee, Journalism ' -' ' 4-w 'fv'-3-nv-vr'7' v. ff ' - f' Q - rrjzvrfemi-Wm-.W ' v' -f' W- - : my-K . Q-.qupgg-3 qlrpg- M KRH KIAN I W o f E ' A I, 'xl X I ' N f f I o -I I. - -U - Q 14139- L.. A,-Lfv:1A.f1,Xl,,,,:'fw-f'f'3,: :TA-.:?-'N i g': .j,,.S'Q -L3-:fa- IRENE ROBERTS Clubs: Phi Epsilon, Girls' Council JOE TENDONE Clubs! Soienoe, Nimrod, Journalism ALLENE DHHAUIYAY Ka.ho1d.an Staff' '55 Band '52-'55 'The Boomerang' Clubs: Music, Phi Epsilon, Glee JUANITA WILSON Irvington High School '32-'55 cena-un nigh somm '54 emu. rm spaufm HIGENE FRITTS Clubs: Pho-hogrsplw, Runners, New Deal, Journalism .W W 'FI P , -f 5, ,Ix I vp ,. ,1 - I I I., I I .- , IQ444-IA o,gEli 9fLf-:gi 15- -'Zi GHARLB HARINKO Oluba: .Ismo Walton, Chemistry EARL SGHARDAN JOHN KOMISHAK Band '33-455 Glubs: Art, Drmatio IIABEL HARRIS Clubs: Phi Epsilon, Oomnoroia, Girls' Uounoil, Gerxmn o I , I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 I I I I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I 4 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I g..J wo mb A451 X JR -'N J ' 'mfs I.:- K Q. -x.-4 ix- .A,-l ':1:--3:.!'- -sac..-1'9 'Q ' -'--' i:.g,j':,. --k L- I ,-.'? 'I R -L' AITDREY VIFECH Clubs: Soe.nge'ba.ha, G. A. A., Sha.nk'a lhra, -Ir.-Sr. Hildra WALTER Roma Clubs! Woodcraft, Hilclng, Ari: MELVIN HEINECKE Clubs: Isaac Walton, Ch DONALD WILLOUGHBY Clubs: Cmfb, Isaac We 11: Trouble Shooters mpM'f.g' emistry on, 5.5 I N 5 -x : , '- -g h mom nuns Honor Society '35 Student Council '55 Football '35 oh, uname' '!Sunbonnet Sue Paints and Patches nnulayn I 'Tho Boomerang I Clubs: Chorus, Chemistry, mms, Rszzeru, Ke.hok1a.n, Science CLARA MoM'ULLEN Paints and Patches' Clubs: Phi Epsilon, Glee, Chorus, She.nk's lhre , vmszum mm Clubs: G. A. A., Pm spsuon, Soangetuha, Noodleomft, Girls' Council DELORIS BROOKS Clubs: Girls' Council, German Phi Epsilon LII I r I , -v Ill! wyfilf QF! 1 2' I J E A AQff24i.l'f'W'g14TL6.4. .5 .. '.,.- ' 1 --:....-:f - ,, - -- - ll, -Y l - - , ,J -View 7.7 i....-,., ..-,.-,YW ...ll,...,. KRH KBAN ffl fi 'X' 'g Q4 ' 'N fxxvry , X .iglggg - -U h - ,.fM-.....,i-- -A--L j,1a..fl Aaaaglfw 'f '7-5 1: +-:1-A- -if-L I I .-.Q ..,. . JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY Things Eg Remember: How small and insignificant we seemed on that bright September morn way back in '52, and with what pride we looked upon our first president, Vernon Edwards. Then too, recall our return to the home fold in '35 and the very success ful year we had under-the leadership of Olin Gilbert. Next came the gradual rise to our present learned estate of juniors, a year full of new and exciting events, with Vernon Bonn serving as president. There was our charming first maid of honor to the football queen, Fanny Hay Stephens, and those big, brawny cage and gridiron warriors, Mac Moore, Joe Garnero, Don Lyons, and Marino Ferarri, 'who literally nmowed them downn on the basketball floor and football field. . with chills and terror we recollect that triumph of dramatic art, 'Tiger House.' However, the very enthusiastic reception given it was highly enjoy- able. Recall also the junior c1ass.party, with the m stery surrounding the disappearance of three large and sumptuous cakes--what a burglary! Finally, the crowning event of the year, our farewell reception to the seniors, one which we hope they will remember with as much pleasure as we do. Eg 2225 Forward gg: Entering 1nto.our final year of a very pleasant chapter of our lives, in .to all the glory that goes with being a senior, preparatory to entrance into the wide world. --Betty Taggart IW IM' 9 IQJH 1' . f 1 1 ' a s 1 l ,ig 1 ,g I A44gg.3'.1.'ge.3i.3':LiiQ:Q:-,iavg' g --:- --:. -:- , , a -Q ii -, . 1. -'s.,,-, -- NR .ff 'F 'Q' KAH QQAN A ,4 2.-fA' N' W ffww, Q 1!l 1 ' ,J ff,-Af-f L 1A,,Q,A .L-:va-f- .-.- ,gfg,'l--fV-:-31:- J- ,v... vvi., 1 C ,Mp 2' I 4 3 lykvafj ,:-f , I. I I j y,,-94,J,f14'f,fJv1A., If 7 'w.1 ,,lfN.o4f4f',, W ff' if M J - iff' fcfffi- fj I 'Lf ff' I , 1 0 ,YN WSJ , . ff 0... v ,QWL1-f WV xg px ,263 J f xg, ' ff agga ,J J Wi f 95565 fn. 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Pj f 1 s, JZ ' 'DQS - ll --'nan----iv wa r m cc ffm ri f ' xl ir -'W va BACK ROW: Charles Buckles, Willard Bickel, Marino Ferrari, James Bendel, Raymond Fawcett, Joe Fortune, Edward Bonn, Vernon Bonn SECOND ROW: Gus Enskat, Kenneth Eaton, Austin Francis, Mary DeLuca, Amelia Caminiti, Josephine Berta, Bernice Finley, Louis Alexander, Lillian Fredman, Cardwell Faigle, Charles Barth, Vernon Edwards, A Dominick Condomitti FRONT ROW: 'Albert Bendicks, Ethel Barber, Wilma Euno, Evelyn Fischer, ' Georgia Bean, Helen Alexander, Ieadora Buckles, Bill DeLaney u, - lf1'V9 'MU 1 !'! ,I I ' 2- Y- ' ' rf' ' '- ,,,,. ,A -fa ' ' '15 I-'wg' - .17 . w t1 F 1 iff-- KAHEKEAN f W Q , ' -- fv. '1 - 'X ' 3 f KA xii! J N lg Xxx,-K' J 'xi' X x -G - .gf-k,.n .lx -Iv-'.1 '?,gx-fl-Y -.:.-nhifv' Aff-3 1:T:r':'f- -5- : BACK ROW: Lester Harris, Joe Garnero, Pete Kostyshock THIRD ROW: Dale Johnson, Helen Holzweg, Arline Haddick, Lorraine Hartmann, Helen Jokerst, Eileen Huss, Ralph Grafe SECOND ROW: ,Marcella Korinek, Emma Krause, Herbert Giger, Herman Kuhlman, Melvin Keesinger, .Toe Grizio, Quentin Hightower, Emma mupp, onn Gilbert, Daniel Jaeksuaat ' FRONT ROW: Betty Housman, Dorothy Hammers, .Gladys Hayden, Mary Louis Kacensky, Lucille Hanratty, Helen Gardner, Verniece Haig, Berniece Haig, Lucille Henke, Dorothy Gunkel n.-1 lfW'M'f5?' E1 'W Hz 1:'r:1u ' 35-7 f'-1' 7 ' ' : :J-' it if . Q Jf414i?ffi!!4? -QA-!f, 3'i5F'i? - -..,..,..f- -if - - H 1:5 -In 1'- ' .54 . Y , 7773, V x huu w . KRH K HN W R ., A 1, 'X' 'lick , ' N f f- 5 1 4 .4 .X XXH 'fn-m use-5 -.: '. - -U - Aflivu, L.. -,,,.,,,L-rm -c'!'I,? 1: L:.'jj.:-:f-l:x.- Q' ,-.-7-L QQ -1' ' '- BACK ROW: Louis Marchetti, Malcolm Moore, Lawrence Paul THIRD ROW: Alvin Nichols, Melvin Paul, John Lloyd, Don Lyons, George Preckshot, Arthur Rickert, Milton Richter, John Marco SECOND ROW: Gertrude Mathias, Norma lee, Helen Roziewski, Marguerite Rausch, Martha Pelgus, Genevieve Peacock, Ollie Romeo, Thelma McCrea, Eugene Luner FRONT ROW: Norma Pistons, Liberty Lansing, Bessie Martini, Liberty Roach, Soliska Ribacchi, Lucille McLanahan, Martha Laurinski, Ruth Richter, Jennie Quartano, Norma Russell lv-1 ww 1' M A A441 Miha 'tain -giLI--,:...':'i -- ef- 1-1 --Jer- .--f.. KRHHKEAN X ,- , f'Afa1iiTC: 'xfx .isaxig Q ' 'N f3,kf5- , X ,pi iig y -U - - ocwvx Lv. .wall-':13,,Qx., -,,,,,L-rw. -v: I,. :1,.g,-1-g.- .his-T Ai ijt- BACK ROW: Vincent Malinosky, Wilton Summerfeldt, Albert Wild, Albert Schlonat, William Ulkus, Raymond Wille SECOND ROW: Ben Williams, E1dred 1'hom.as, Marjorie Tabor, Olive Touseaint, Virginia Thirion, Norma Stewart, Walter Wille, Robert Wengert FRONT ROW: Lillie Ubaudi, Eleanor Waichekauckas, Katherine Weng Jyxanita Weckman, Juanita Toon ,. Viola Sbardelotto, June Wilson, Fanny May Stephens, Mildred Schiller, Vernice Scott -I. -1 Ilwll lf! i if 3 1 art, - 1 1 'll !!U,iQ 'Q q ' ' ' il'-i 1'-E..T,L...f-41. - ' ---L' 'A H V - - to ' se 'dial n P A , KRH KEAN 7 he td sw! ' ' ffl V 'X N F ' 'DN fe - - .gr-'E -.- -less T. ,N-as-cMsQ53,iMfeffsfff12icfrf?-is? T ' SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY On September, 1933, a group of two hundred six boys and girls enter- ed the portals of C. T. H. S. 'They formed the class of '57 and were en- tering upon their freshman year. The sponsors of the class, Misses Salel and McCall called a meeting of the freshmen and the following officers were elected: President, Ed- ward Eversg Vice President, Billy Meyer: Secretary, Harold Schroeppelg Treasurer, Ernest Brown. Wilma Rogers was chosen as freshman candidate for football queen. On October 27, the class of '57 held a masquerade Halloween party in the gymnasium, with games, an orchestra, and good refreshments helping to make this social affair a fine success. On September, 1954, the class of '57 again entered C. T. H. S., but this time under the role of sophomores, one hundred seventy-six strong. Within two weeks Miss Salel and Miss Davidson, the class sponsors, called a meeting of the class in the gymnasium. The following officers were cho- sen to guide the class through this school year: President, Clarence Brazisg Vice President, Bill Fields: Secretary, Edward Grafeg Treasurer, Donald Ward. Beverly Paul was elected as candidate for football queen. The sophomores held a splendid St. Valentine's Day party on February 14, 1955. Games and dancing in the gymnasium constituted the early part of the evening, and the party came to a close when refreshments were serv- ed in the cafeteria. The class of '57 had a fine representation in the athletic fields of the school. Numerous sophomores played on the football and basketball teams, while other won honor on the cinder track or the tennis courts. The class of '37 has always been well represented in the Student Coun oil. The class was honored when Edward Evers was elected president of that important body. Wilma Borsch, Eloise Pannell, and Hewitt Cravens were able to make straight UAH averages during their two years at school, and many other mem bers of the class had fine grade records. The members of the class of '37 have now reached the half-way point on their high school journey. They cherish many pleasant memories of the past two years and look forward to many more in the two years to come. We trust that all may be permitted to enjoy what the future has in store for us. --Hewitt Cravens M I I fts' ' ' Qll .ml N i '..'.' -.flgg 215.-if-' ' ...Qu-.,+ ,J-K , ma mw mgyx N : :, .. . , ' -- -' - f . gg' .-.- I , Abxvf- -lx - 'f'!',:.. 1-V4-L----,Jr 'LM -T I 1 c-' . I 4. ' GH- IFZ-QA-A ,Vina it?-. -V' W kai, Q If irx. 0 i7 fifeh -- ,f .Sf wh Q45 ., X if 4:6 Sv AGS? W r' , 'av' I- D gg ' 43x 4 1. 14? . sv' ' f f-'fx 9 'Q' D X Wi .ff?N'Q ' ,, Q Q 'V ' ' 'QQ qv . 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L I M, , u lx! , -f I I I 1' 1: :Z W5 lhnu of I I, fl g,...1..L.,jl,h 5 Lam? DT,V,,l,.4l 3 F1 :GH 4,1420 A 4.5. .3 II' Il W , if ,W , .,.I F1 3.1-.'a.' :A .: ' I-471 'I.?r I.5j1f .A F- Q .f -U 4 '. ',-1 9' . ,., N -, -.Y- ' S- -.:..:1-, MHZ U - -..L - ,... ,...... - 41, - ,,,,,,n 58 mink ' x a 0,, Q I 5. vs -Q Q3 Iv. . x J wx, Ney' W A xg' V' x X A X, E? xxx f i A :X L 'in ' A KRH KEAM ,J W .4 ' !,j ,f'N 4 rJQ ,' -S fXX,.fx I X- vs-4 X 552 s ,M - -.- - - heel 4, Na-slate -..lm ,pi in BACK ROW: Jack Boyer, Marvin Dauderman, Raymond Ewing, Clarence Brazis, Pershing Cooper, Edith Dietchman, Eleanora Bakaitis, Irma Best, Erwin' Burstadt, Gean Atkins, John Davis, John Elwick, Robert Benjamin, Ernest- Brown. MIDDLE ROW: Miss Salel, Mildred Eigenbrodt, Corla Benyr, Pauline Akee, Pearl Allan, Irma Busiek, Martha Daman, Emma Carvelot, Elaine Chandler, Ione Ardlson, Helen Dowler, Viola Esicar, Frances DuHadway, Minnie Cas- elli, Orville Comer, Miss Davidson. FRONT ROW: Charles Brooks, George Eberle, Eleanor Ashman, Hazel Eaton, Josephine Bontempo, Geraldine Best, Josephine Diaz, Helen Demey, Wilma Borsch, Frances Britt, Elizabeth Garder, Nell Cunningham, Lavern Breda, Hewitt Cravens, Michael Crooks, Jay Albertina, Emil Belobraydic. BACK ROW: Edwin Koehler, Clarence Kosten, Ralph Grolle, Dale Krapp, Roy Mace, Edward Grate, Norman Hilgemyer, Billy Fields, Robert Gray, Howard Hough, Richard Melville, Leroy Labardi, Elvin Merslnger, Elmer Flest, Ed- ward Kersey, Clarence Krietemeyer, James Grisolano, John Keller. MIDDLE ROW: Miss Salel, Vincent Moskaltls, Edward Karvelot, Robert Gray, Billy Meyer, Marguerite Mathias, Bernice Glacomlnl, Elizabeth Jack, Betty Forbes, Roberta Mallender, Gertrude Haig, Mary Molinar, Cathryne Garnero, Evelyn Museo, Dorothy Marinko, Charles Benjamin, Theodore Guenther, Miss Devi son. . FRONT ROW: Myles Grabau, Frances Gerstenecker, Isabel Merrill, Lauretta Kurtz, Ruth Koopman, Pauline Kutten, Janice Jentsch, Betty Francis, Jose- phine Gass, Anna Haak, Anna Gendrolius, Melba Koepp, Maxine Frame, Marilyn Kennedy, Helen Landrus, Lenore Krause, Elsie Janosky, Robert Kennedy, Uen Francis. BACK ROW: Erber Webb, Theodore Sim, William Savage, Nicholas Schuline, Donald Ward, Raymond Zeisel, Melvin Richter, Arthur Nichols, Harold Schroeppel, Victor Stankus, Mike Rudis, George Schlonat, Richard Pomatat, Daniel Shea, Albert Zukosky, Daniel 0'Hara. MIDDLE ROW: Miss Salel, Beverly Paul, Ruth Phleger, Elston Wesser, Har- rold Toussaint, Gertrude Smith, Mary Wille, Clara Tennant, Lillian Zedalis, Ruby Rarick, Ruth Raudon, Virginia Wyatt, Stella Votava, John Preckshot, Raymgnd O'Mohundro, Henry Novero, Joseph Skittino, William Smiley, Miss Dav son. ' FRONT ROW: Fred Turner, Edward Polettl, Marie Tonso, Martha Tarasavlch, Georgia Schildknecht, Dolores Williams, Georgette Roach, Thelma Neutzel, Ruth Rockwell, Eloise Pannell, Mildred Ohlendorf, Celine Oberta, Vivian Sbardelotto, Myrtle Wilson, Harold Robinson, Eugene Phillips, Kenneth Randle, William Wedesky. ww - ' IH IM 'L as-fair ,rsr - - 5--f+-it, fi ,,l,l,,,.i'f -1m.r' qi! 'I-.TT-f' ' - '-C P 59 ww 11 . .. ,,... f, i 'Jn , KRH KEAN . YU fl 1 fx- Q 1 gli? A X W X-' 4 -H - JMR M iimx-P ,,, ' 'ni fx 0 Af Nj,1:- X-V -.-1. 4- 1- .1 ---- -. -'L - .- -1: - , ' ' -w f-f .45 ,. . , d 1 ' ,f ,-': - ,,f .- .. IW lfgfijit' .U 1 IM :ll , .g, , fi vzgx W1 , Q1 -E .IQQYQ-.kmifxigl-, J. - ,. , j.g.- ' 1 U3--T ,. - - .f . . V. ,,.- .,,..,,.,, ,. . .. L -. . A -V-.ffl L, . , rl, KRH KEAN W 1 t AWAY. fl q' N 'Q ' 3 ' sW NN f fl ' dt If ii: Ha R .-U i - ,Qfr-3,,,g L.. fx,-L- ':13...fL,5L?.,r:gL-rv. -4'-ff. , L: gf .'-Q,,3.. -Li a '-3..-P' FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY The class of '58, an army of two hundred and thirty-six, stormed the high school on September 2, 19345 Although we presented a bold front with our banners flying, our knees were shaking and we were, shall I say, frightened? Under the able direction of Miss Steiner and Mr. Monroe the fresh- men revived and regained their composure. To the sound of bugles we gathered in the auditorium and elected Walter Evers commander-in-chief, Lavern Kesslnger, colonel, KVice Pres- ident to.those not versed in the lingo of the armyb, and Carolina Bauer, lieutenant. The whole army spent a pleasant evening at a Halloween party. Mil- dred Pointer and Fred Kuhner were crowned King and Queen of Halloween. Vivacious Mildred Pointer was third maid of honor at the Football Queen Coronation. Those who deserve medals for valor against the battle of lessons are: Lydia Endrejatis, Winifred Lacquement, Elva Schunke, and Helen Waichekauckas. Besides the victors over their lessons there are those who excelled in athletics. James Graham, Leroy Mills, James Thomas, and Woodrow Wilson were our football players: and Walter Evers, Leo Killian, and Carl Gillespey were our basketball players. All during our freshman year we have battled with defeat and dis- couragementg but we have also had many pleasures, and we are marching into our sophomore year with high hopes. 4 --Anne Gardner iwj 4' l Qvv M4EiLQ?I? , 1 I . s- . - ' A F ' ' - ' 41 . nu' KAH KEAN wh ,, ' - ' -R. I fx X-nl: ', 'X' 'M ig -is ' ' VJ- -M J 4 X -3113-53 , - 1-- +-- --: ,, Y--5 Liir --2 W- V , hviigjg ' alg. : . I , 'lu ,-'69, Y Q , -4' v , 1 ' 1532? vb' f'-:bf 64' - Q, .off ' 'Af b , 9' 0' .gev :. . 4 0 'Q x S fx' .Na 6 WL' 1fJef.4L'w . Q24 . 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I 4 51.5 1'! ,, - , -' Q . lk! ,LV E ,iii ' fl ' ' ii -----L 42 g KA!-m am ,gin xv- l x ' 'AS - -,, E , Afkwa- L-, -A 'l T,1LN-LXvlAa.-4.Ql'f '- - --- !rIf.1'.':- igff, :,'-V: ' .v-.TK ,-I .. Q BACK ROW: Robbie Cuff, Marie Biama, Violet Doran, Mary Virginia Allen, Margaret Biama, Edith Bontempo, Edith Bordone, Lois Burkes, Virginia Goben, Mary Ernst, Margaret Faigle, La Verne Bertram, Lydia Endrejatis, Stellamay Giles, Betty Fletcher, Dixie Lee DuHadway, Walter Evers, Carl Gillespey, James Graham, Julius Ceretto. ' THIRD ROW: Mr. Monroe, Ann Gardner, Lawrence Bilyeu, Louis Colone, Earl Deter- ding, Paul Fletcher, Emil Bosen, Mervil Cook, Mike Giofre, Matthew Guenther, Theodore Froncheck, Lee Fagan, Glen Gerdlng, Leonard Blaydock, Walter Armen, Ben- jamin Giles, Lloyd Cooper, Orval Battoe. SECOND ROW: Mary Cherry, Esther Cranmer, Thelda Dickerson, Virginia Euno, Lucille Best, Dorothy Fawcett, Katherine Carson, Marie Fix, Lillian Gherna, Alma Albertina, Alvera Cattina, Marilynn Burge, Pauline Boronich, Joyce Bardsley, Margaret Bordone, Irma Ginisot, Aleen Gerstenecker, Helen Giger, Louise Bernasco, Virginia Delaney, Delores Decker. FIRST ROW: Bill Blumberg, Gustav Bernasco, William Althdradt, Emett Best, John Eckert, Gilbert Couston, Vallee Buckles, John Brancagllone, Robert Fletcher, Perry Gillespie, Edward Grafe, Vernon Grabaur, Jack Davis, Louis Eckert, Sllgio Cargnino, Hubert Bazzardi, Harold Brown. BACK ROW: Clyde Jones, Joseph Norgail, Amel Piccolo, James Oberto, Fred Kuhner, Schuyler Hendricks, Warren Heck, Delbert Pinson, Emil Pamatot, Leo Killian, Ray- mond Bann, Leroy Mills, Andrew McTeer, John Pamatot, Earl Kalina, Warren Kings- bury, Edward Mueller. THIRD ROW: Robert Hartman, Edward Hoy, Edgar Kitsch, Mabre Pannell, Dorothy Hall, Winifred Laoquement, Lillian Preckshot, Mildred Pointer, Ruth Hall, Elviria Hol- lows, Virginia Mottershead, Agnes Lange, Irene Oberto, Dora Musso, Grace Kurtz, Evelyn Meredith, Rosemary Knocta, Arnold Lauer. . SECOND ROW: Leo Hoffman, Eugene Levingston, Louis Malano, Carl Paoli, Marunne Opp, Aletha Pomatat, Evelyn Lochman, Maleane Harrelson, Dorothy Harris, Margy Phleger, Edith Lloyd, Ruth Kebbel, Rebecca Martini, Theresa Kasino, Mary Nepute, Irene Krupski, Catherine Frank, Earline La Surs, Dorothy Paoli, Rose Maslosky, Albert Lauth. FIRST ROW: William Kalbfleisch, Albert Pelgus, Eldon Phillips, Raymond Kohlhas, Earl Paoli, August Paoli, Louis Jackstadt, Marvin Korink, Paul Hadfield, Calyton Mace, John Phillips, Thomas Monroe, Laverne Keseinger, Fred Locandro, Elmer Hol- loway, Walter Knipp. BACK ROW: Merlin Thompson, Harold Reimler, Robert Russell, Ralph Tosi, Glen Zirgee, Walter Richter, Eunice Sommerfeldt, Evelyn Sauer, Helen Stadin, Dorothy Witte, Ruth Sherman, Anna Savage, Gertrude White, Grace Vogt, Arthur Wilke, Theo- dore Ulkus, Girbart Wuae, James Thomas, Woodrow Wilson, John Stankus, John Wed- esky. SECOND ROW:. Louis Vacca, Tony Zedolek, Bruno Traina, Victor Rancanelli, George Starr, Robert Teichgraeber, Helen Waicheckauckas, Myrtle Rowland, Rolla Renner, Edward Schanuel, James Sanftleben, Louise Walker, Emily Zyger, Elva Schunke, La- rene Scharden, Lorraine Slegrest, Mildred Votik, Bill Steck, Melburne Rissi, Carl Welle, Norman Turner, Mr. Monroe. FIRST ROW: Marie Shea, Josephine Williams, Eleanor Wrigley, Naoma Votava, Rose Votava, Mary Rowland, Lorraine Weckman, Minnie Vironda, Geneva Whaley, Ida May Schroeppel, Fay Wilson, Doris Wright, Dorothy May Wedemeyer, Wilma Rekolt, Martha Reed, Rosemary Zarr, Lena Yetto, Thae Russell, Katherine Sbeccio, Norman Wilhelm, Eddie Rudis, Robert Wendler. .-5 l ll ini ' '1 2 'I i' f I - hr 3 ' , - -c -l -.--:..,,.,-L -e lii ul ' - - Y ' a s A Q.. F nmaw qmm ffm 1 l Ag -A 1' fx' 'Q 5 . JW n -X 'XX F K J ' X' v-AJ - if w A 53 '-Q . ...JN X , f' H iii? ...- - vhilv- ig x 'l:':12--4:.N- -.1M..:-YV-' - -'-- if .-.'E :N,w : rj- 1 H- ' r I . iq -v lr ,:,!H.' lf TIF! W1 , 1 I f .'-1 - - F- -'T .. . . A 44 4ii :il 1 --'vn:m.....- is Eam on -7 fm.--Y 4-f- -- U'?t fvi . X-'1:ff'3' . , - . A , 'X' N 'gil-A ' I S V XXX'-'fx J 'We-Efzgsr .u- -QlEy- :Ef!!5i155' nv- me-m aaw ,gk N fm o ,If , JV'-.Q 'NFA 12-IL Y' A,.s-4...-l'fV4 Ai -' 1:.,g:,ji:-'-L CX Q . -'T-2 . I , '3 -. 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' . - gg 1' '.r'41-T yiafg' ' pf'-',.v , f gg, Q 1 , ,if E-L . .33 ...Q .- ,n 1 , -,iq -3 5. , -. ' .-. Q ,f:.,,L -11 .. 15-1-. 1--A... ' .-Q f-:ww ' . ' , 1: ' ' ' - -1 M -'. 'lt- -. 2 -., .. '- '- v. - H1 ..-sf .K - ,L L v .J-n. f r, 4 '-- 1. 1 I.: .M .3 -- ,swan M., . . -. r Lf. g g- ' X .',1.-- F- 5 4 1 eff., Sqn. L. -el V wh en AN ,gm .'N ' f -sg ' ' A . ' ' N 1235? , IR I-fx ' yi. 5 - -M - ,,,-fi-.,,,, L: Jo-logiqil., -,,,,,,gL-:vs '4'f'I.,' ::.:,'.1'j.- -E 5- Q ,,.-,vb . ' 1-:I ,,-F -N., FOOTBALL The 1954 football season was one of the best Collinsville has known for some time. Considering the disadvantage of our exceptionally light team competing with teams which were sometimes fifteen pounds heavier man for man,we were able to turn in a surprisingly good record for the season. This, of course, was highly influ- enced by Coach E.G. Struck's able gu1dance,and by a prevailing hard-fighting spir- it among the team itself. .' , We started out with a bang by defeating the powerful Roodhouse team, who ln- cidentally had won their preceding nineteen games over a period of three years by a score of 6-0. Outweighed and overpowered by sheer force of weight we were not beaten, but managed to gain a touchdown and to hold our lead for the rest of the 881116 o ' However, in our first conference game we did not-fare quite so well. Madl- son's aggregation was able to defeat us with a score of 20-O, by the spectacular play of their backfield. H Once down did not mean that we were to stay down. With the odds heartily against us we met the mam oth Granite City team, and by our passing and by our hard dru mlng line attack, we beat them into submission early in the third quar- ter and got our touchdown in the same period. The final score was in our favor 6-O The next three games were heart-breakers in every sense of the word. They were with East St. Louis, Alton, and Wood River. The games were all about the same, with the hard-fighting Collinsville team out doing its best but unable to surmount the gigantic odds of being outweighed. The final scores of these games were: East St.Louis-14, Collinsville-63 Alton-15, Collinsville-6: Wood River-8, Collinsville-O. Incidentally these were the Conference's strongest teams. In the last game of the season we came into our own. By a series of hard- driving line plunges we were able to demolish the Belleville line and turn in a final tally of 6-0 in Collinsvllle's favor. . As a whole our Collinsville team was a team of hard-fighting, clean-out fel- lows. Our players were fairly good in abilityg our captain, Dorris Hoga, was a- ble to gain All-Conference standing and our fullback, Walter Gerding, was named on .the second team. Malcolm 'Mac' Moore has been elected successor to Captain Hoga and we all ex- tend our sincerest wishes to him and his huskies for a most successful 1955 foot- ball season. FINAL c0NFERENcE STANDING Won Lost Tied Pct. s 0 0 Alton 1.000 wood River 4 1 1 .eoo C East st. Louis .2 2 1 .soo Granite City - 2 5 o .400 Madison 2 3 0 .400 Collinsville 2 4 O .553 Belleville O 5 0 .OOO nw 'KWH ,, ,, Q. 5 1.10 - . 1 C' 1, M. a ,W 47 F 1171111- wwssssww ,151 X ip r 1 s- . 32?-5 x, .A . A XX' , ,A N ... 'fig' - 1,- , ,.p-v,.- -LAI vs,-4- Eggs-g.S-. -.1.-4..44fVa V-' i:.g.vjfA-..-:15T.- f -L' ff BACK ROW: Evans, Mersinger, Gray, Zeisel, Wilson, Condellone, Gerding, Graham, Uberta, Mills SECOND RON: Coach Struck, Schroeppel, Berry, Zukoslcl, Kersey, Savage, Nichols, Hough, Ewing, Lyons, Ward Fields, Schuette, Richter, Johnson, McKu.rtis, Eaton, Thonns, Assistant Coach Fletcher FIRST ROW: O'Hara, Evers, Lochmn, Schuline, Novero, Ferrari., Moore, Freiberg, Captain Hoge, Gerding, Gerfen, Gillespie, Krause, Detomatis, Beard, Garnero, Lohman FOOTBALL LETTIRHEN EVERS, End-Eidie was one of the best pass catchers in the Conference. He has two more years with the Kaholcs. LOCHMAN, Ealfback-J' Sweeney was a hard-running back and e. good blocker. He will be missed next year. SCHULINE, Center--Although a sophomore Nick was one of the best stalwarts in the line. He was a good blocker and a hard tackler. NOVERO, Ekzd--J'Luke was light 'butplayed a good end. He was a good defensive man. FERRARI , Guard--J' Goose was a good blocker and a hard man to back out of the line. Ke has another year to play for C. T. H, S, MOORE, Quarterback-- Mac called 'em good and at the right time. He will be captain next year and be welcomed back to the team. FREIBERG, Tackle-- Salty was a sure tackler and furnished our opponents plenty of trouble. HOGA, Guard-J'Boxer was captain of the team. He was conference all-star guard. GERDING, Fullback--Walt was our kicker, plunger, passer, and handled the ball on every play. Outside of that he didn't do much. GERFEN, Halfback-- Geri was a fleet back and a good pass grabber. This is his last year. GILLIBPIE, Halfback-.A1though Goop was a light nan he was a good one. His constant ground gains vrlll be missed. KRAUSE, Tackle--Although Louis was substitute tackle he did his share when called upon. DEIOMATIS, Tackle-dis a light tackle Tony was one of the best. He was a hard fighter. BEARD--Beard was Gerf's understudy and did his job well when called upon. GARNEVJ-J' Squaw bait alternated vrlth Tony at tackle and stayed with them on every play. T!ARD..J'Dogmie was a good passer. Be has two more years with the team. FIELDS--Bill played in only one game but he made our opponents like it. He has two more years to play. .1 All 1 vw 1' ml W D- I FP: 48 W J no ls., e I mul V Ma xam engine ' 'N 1 fo KL X' .gi g2i., N x XX . ..1- ' ,- 'af' ?55f: - -U h - ,,faY.L,- Lx .Af-l ':1Lo.fs. -,1.....-'fv4 - ---- ::,:l.-g',-. -is-8:-w V . I ,Liz as -L BASKETBALL '54-'55 The Kahoks, coached by Willard O. Larson, were able by hard fighting and good, clean playing to turn in a record for the season which is characteristic of all Collins- ville basketball teams. Led by co-captains Pointer and Merrlll,' the boys played good basketball to the last minute. Collinsville lost only five games during the entire season, three of these being non-conference games. The Happy Warriors of Granite City were responsible for Collins- vllle's defeats in the Conference. By hard playing and precise basket-tosslng, Granite City won her games with Collinsville with too close a margin for comfort at any moment of the game. - The playing of Pointer and Merrill at forward posts and nsaltyn Fre1berg's playing at guard were an inspiration to the entire team. With Gerdlng as nSalty'sn running mate, Evers doing center duty, and Ziesel, Moore, Gauen, Reed, and Zukosky ably doing relief duty, the team was sufficiently manned. The invitational tournament held at Collinsville during the Xmas holidays was a big -s. success. Jersey-ville, East St. Louis, and Granite City fell victims to Col11nsv11le's attack, enabling the Kahoks to win the tournament. NOK-CORFHIEHCE Collinsville Lebanon 15 1 Il HQ , Collinsville Carlyle . 26 Collinsville Centralia 21 Collinsville Beaumont 10 Collinsville Litchfield 23 CONFERENCE Collinsville Belleville 8 Collinsville Woodrlver 17 Collinsville Granite City 29 Collinsville Springfield 29 Collinsville Madison ' 20 Collinsville Alton 8 Collinsville Belleville 7 Collinsville Noodriver 26 Collinsville Granite City S0 Collinsville E. St. Louis 24 Collinsville Nhdison 22 Collinsville Centralla 55 Collinsville Alton 17 Collinsville E. St. Louis 14 QJN . - '- .v . I . 2 r , ' v ' I '41 --:. .-: ' I y F W ,- ,-qmzg - lywv -. ' 77' ' .H.,, 4.4 . -, ,M . I Mam as .51 fi ' ' A 'N fxx I-fr ', X ,tg x -. - - 1-flhv L1 'l bA-4g- A-See-urna 'fat' 5 -ff 4-' l'S-- '.L-.Ltr-H 1 ' BACK ROY: Gauen, Ward, G-ray Richter, Gerding, Nichole, Zukoslq, Moore, Barry FRONT RCW: Ziesel, Freiberg, Evers, Coach Larson, Pointer, Merrill, Reed BASKETBALL LETTHIMEN ZIESEL-A good forward in spite of his youth. He was a qui.ck-breaking, hard-fighting player who was able to deliver in any pinch. FREIBERG-- Sa1ty's spectacular guard play was one of the high-lights of every game. He made life miser- able to all aspiring opposing forwards. His long shots served well at all times. EVIRS--Evers was a capable center and a' good forward when he was needed for that post. He mde the all- oonference team. POINT!-R-- Bud was a consistent scorer and could be counted on at am' or all times to be in the game and fighting hard. He was one ci' the high-:point men cf' the conference and was a member of the all-conference 'tBB.mo MERRILL- Tiger, our center, was capable of playing a good game at all times. High-point man in several games and always with a number of points toqhis credit, he was indispensable in the line-up. REED--Carl was a good substitute when he was needed. GERDING--Walter was a good shot and a fine player. He could deliver at any time. GAUEN, MOORE, and ZUKOSKY were all hard-fighting substitutes and were able relief men. COACH LARSON--An efficient coach who has coached successhxlly for Collinsville for many years. MANAGER BARRY--An able manager who worked hard and contributed much to the success of the team. w , I 4 BN f'zsf ' ' t -' l , H A as be 1 a A KAH KEAN , We 5 rg f'4 ft ' 'ill sis b 'xr 1 f--a z-.-1. I -u u - lsr?-3,,, is- .xv-:rib '65 Akigew -PYT, F gpg' Q fl -QME'.- Q' ,fir it -LAN' -'- BACK ROW: Gilbert, Nichols, Gray, Ward, Evers, Sohuette, Lyons, Graha n Sohuline, Sohroeppel SECOND ROW: 0'Hara, Grsfe, Beard, Toussaint, lhxoo, Meyer, Condollone, Blaylock, Evers, Ziesel, Haneline, Karvelot U FRONT ROW: Randel, Mbnroe, Gerding, Pointer, M . Larson, Frsiberg, Wilson, Gerfen, Hadfield TRACK '55 Although handicapped by-a shortage of good material and other discouraging factors, Coacn Larson's track team of '55 fought hard and consistently all through the various meets this season. The 'do or dieu spirit was constantly in evidence and should inspire the succeeding teams. 46 total. Coll1nsv11le's score in this meet was 20 points. won this meet with 57s points, followed by East St. Louis with trailing with 6 points. Salty Frelberg won the senior javelin with a heave of 158 nie Ward captured two events, the pole vault and the Javelin, the Granite City meet. In the E dison meet we also met defeat by a score of 69 the Madison squad. In this meet Lyons, Freiberg, Hadfield, first in their respective events. In the triangular Granite City meet the Collinsville squad trailed with a third. In this meet Granite City piled up a total of 59 points, followed by East St. Louis with a The Collinsville juniors 495 points, Granite City feet-7 in the 1!s' to Pointer inches, while Don- junior division in 44 zfs in favor or and Wilson placed In our latest meet with Belleville our hopes were badly shattered. 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The activities of the club this year included the spon- sorship of a basketball game between Hillikin University and Collinsville All-Stars, pre- sentation of a filing cabinet to the school, awarding to old athletes of letters earned during Co1l1nsv1l1e's athletic infancy, and recognition of favors done C. T. H. S.. ath- letics. In the social line, the club sponsored a dance after a basketball game, a ban- quet, and a celebration party in May. BACK RON: Freiburg, Detaxmtis, Garnero, Krause, Merrill, Hogs, Gauen SECON ROW: Mr. Larson, Paul, Lohman, Noverc, Gillespy, Ward, Zeisel, Gerfen, Lochman, Reed FRONT ROW: Evers, Ewing, Mbore, Barry, Pointer, Ferrari, Field, Wilson, Schmline TRAIL BLAZERS PT9Sid6Dt successes oe e s as MBTY Pi0kUrl1t1S Vice President ...... . ...-... Grace Allan Secretary-Treasurer .... ... Lucille Hanratty RQPQTLBP esoossaescsesss so assess: JUDB w11B0n Sponsor eessssssseseessocsoeeeeeecse M188 W6bBr This interesting club was formed for a congenial group of girls who liked to hike. The girls engoyed the good fellowship that comes only to those who follow the trail to 'Vagabondia. One club day the rains fell so the Trail Blazers gathered in a cozy corner for a bountiful pot-luck lunch. On Valentine's Day they showed their artistic talent by com- peting with the art club in making original valentines. These and many other festivi- ties will make the hiking club a pleasant memory for each of its members. BACK ROW: M us Weber, Liberty Roach, Norma Lee, Ruth Richter, Arline Haddick, Ehrlans Best, Lucille Henke, Nad i Russel, Pauline Lloyd A FRONT ROW: Louise Alexander, Lilly Ubaudi, Juanita Weekmnn, Juanita Toon, Vernieoe Haig, Bernicce Hlig, Grace Allan, hry Pickoraitis, Lucille Banratty, Ib n Khipp, June Wilson NEW DEAL CLUB President ......... . .... ... Paul Gillespy Vice President ...... . ... Louis Gauen Secretary-Treasurer ............ Eugene Fritts The New Deal Club was formed to meet a purpose which no other club or activity of the school adequately meets. The purpose of this club is to discuss the New Deal and other current problems of the day. A number of organized debates proved to be very val- uable to the participants and the rest of the club- The outstanding social event was the outing given by the club, For once the club lost its heretofore purely masculine aspect and permitted its members to invite their girl friends. V BACK RGHI Fritts, Lunar, Gauen, Mr, Powers, Jackrtadt, DsLansy, Wills FRONT ROW: Barbsau, Gillespy, Bendel, Evers, Rogers, Trolliet, Krietemsyer, Hlknn itil ' , li -11-,ure up Y ' ' - h. i m g .. -.--wm...l -'T ' Q ' A 53 I wx K , N , f-L I 1 N 3 f f' 1 .,. ig'.f X 4 al XX' X I , ,iibf A -Af' 'Vt x.gg. ang. , 'L f , 'f G ' .:-N-:- , M, ,-fr. .,, KAH KBAN 4, ' .txgi L 4- - blmfff--' 1:41-zz:--b A ff- Q, -in V Va KRH KEAN. if W c ' ' ,. fx 5 N X ff I A as ' f ,F 1 v-d, '-551 Y.. -H ? - ,lf-,,,n Ln' .A,-1f':13,.fj,,X3M,,gg-:xA -4-fl? ,if ,2.'Q'j.'-..vk g- 'lf -it-25:-.- TROUBLE SHOOTERS The Trouble Shooters' membership requirements that each member -participate in fur- nishing a part of a program left the above active members. Discussions, contests and demonstrations were the most interesting types of' programs presented. Lester Harris served as president and John Preckshot was the secretary and treasurer. BACK ROW: Victor Stanlma, Irvin Bm-e'ta.dt, Mr. Cornwell, Lester Harris, James Oatlmn. FRONT ROW: Clyde Jones, ltrvin Kon-inek, Clarence Kosten, Vernon Keller, John Keller, John Preekzshot, Arnold Lauer, Warren Heck. MUSIC CLUB The Music Club was organized this year in order to stimulate a greater interest in good music. During the regular meetings the members were taught laws of harmony and the construction of musical cqmpggitigng, Musical programs were presented by the members. BACK RUN: E. Kane, L. Sliva, A. Gaslclll, B. Mxutz., President, G. Kirsch, J. Novero, P. Cooper, F. Kuner, J. Snodgrass. SECOND RON: F. Aoardi., E. Chandler, R. huoet, R. Keller, N. Stewart, E. Sonmlerfield, M. Boson, L. Hart- mnn, Secretary, R. M. Noota, G. Haig, G. Chandler, Treasurer, R. Phleger, F. Gertsneoker, R. Tayon, B. HB.dd10k, Ae Wi1ki9e FRONT ROW: C. Paoli, R. Kennedy, J. Brancagllone, T. Guenther, D'. Melville, I. Merrill, L. Holloway, E. Sauer, M. Phleger, D. Faucet, T. Russel, T. Zedoleck, E. Sohaunel, A. Lauth, A. Paoli, E. Paoli, Mr. Kreide .v'v 4 ..-m::n....+.4 uh rl lwll .1 4 ,Q .L ,, 55 T Eng' F xxx A KAH K AN W5 ' X 'X ,F 1 N wi.. rw-Q --- I 5 i-:ff-.yvl L.. .fv-:L :f A,,,,,nL::fNA-f f'1,f it 4-iff- -QQQCQF -5 '. SOPHOMORE HIKING CLUB President ... ...... H. Ruby Rarlck Vice- President . . . . . - . . . Evelyn Museo Secretary-Treasurer .. . .. . Minnie Caselll Sponsor osusousoeelsoeooeossonen M153 HO1b6n BACK RCM: Josephine Goss, Ione Ardleon, lhrtha Tarasavioh, Lillian Zedalis, Ruby Rariok, Roberta lhllendar Elsie Janoslq, Viola Esioar, Evelyn Museo, Maxine Frame, Mary Willa, Frances Holben. FRONT RUN: Eleanor Ashnnn, Myrtle Wilson, Josephine Diaz, Minnie Caselli, Ehmn Carvelot, Helen Landrus, llslba Koepp, Evelyn Mecca, Josephine Bc.1tempo, Dorotlv Sullins, Stella Votava. FRESHMAN HIKING CLUB President sooessosoe oo oe Lydia Endr6J8tiS Vice President ...ul ...... Edith Bordoni Secretary-Treasurer... .H Virginia Euno Reporter osoocsslooeeosoeossnlle Dora Museo BACK RCW: Ida. the Sohroeppel, Dorothy he Wedemeyer, Gertrude White, Lydia Ehxdrejatis, Doris Wright, Edith Bordoni, Lois Burkes, Virginia Goben, Dora Museo, Grace Kurtz, Ann Savage, Virginia Euno, Kathryn Frank, Virginia Mottershead, Thae Russell, Dorothy Harris, Ekiith Lloyd, Esther Cramner. SECOND RUN: Miss Renffro, Eh.:-line Le. Sure, Bully Zyger, Evelyn Meredith, Lucille Best, Lorraine Sohardon, Lena Yetto, lhrgaret-Falgle, Irene Krupslci, Lillian Gherna, Lillian Preokshot, Paulina Boronioh, Ruth Kob- bel, Helen Giger, Kathryn Suoeio, lhrie Bairna, Helen Staden, Robbie Cuff, I-hbre Pannoll, Dorothy Witte. FRONT RUN: lhleane Harrelson, Elva M-as Sohunke, lhrgaret Baima, llary Nepute, Trecia Casino, Louise Walker, Geneva Whaley, Lorraine Weolman, Rose Maslosky, Marie Fix, Agnes Lange, Edith Bontenqpo, Wilma Rekolt, Aletha Pamtat, Dorothy Fawcett, Violet Doran, Thelda Dickerson, Josephine Williams, Rebeooa Martini, Vio- toria Cummings, Martha Reid, Rose Zarr, Aleen Gereteneoker. 1,I IQ A' I :MII ,fzqgl V1 1- ' I ,.. 1 -ff ' ' 'Z - . :. -T - . 4 ,. fi, . ,,. M-.. 7--L WT. - E Kas-some ,ffysx , 'NN f fr - ! I '5i5a.- A fs Xe , .A s ' , 9 iles 3 -U A , ,mu-QL-,M L1 .fy-l ':1A-L.Si -a-...s-'fV4 ' - --- 1: 4-1-5. --,kj-. Q -L GIRLS' COUNCIL It has been the object of the Girls' Council to promote friendship between the sen ior and freshman girls. Each senior has two or three little sisters. Sometime during the year a 'Little Sister' party is given. The Girls' Council helps about the school wherever it can. This year hangers have been supplied in all the lockers. BACK RUN: E, Strong, M. Boson, L. Zay1oek,,L. Burstadt, Vice President, F. Nicol, L. Bugger. SECOND RUN: Miss Harris, V. lhyer, I. Roberts, ll. L. Kacensky, L. Bonn, Treasurer, E. Jaeovetta., A, Wil- shire, Secretary, C. llowhirter. FRONT RW: ll, Ponelite, V. Bonn, D. llelvllle, B. Ashnnn, D. Semple, President, B. Finley, J. Barts, ll. Kennedy, I. Ardison, D. Brooks. RAZZERETTES The Razzerettes is the organization that leads the Collinsville rooters in cheering our teams on to victory. The club creates that enthusiasm necessary in all athletic events. This year the officers were: Elizabeth Sherman, President: Dorothy White, Vice Presidentg Lucille Hanratty, Secretary-Treasurer: Virginia Shoulders and Soliska Ribbao- chi, cheer leaders. Mrs. Swank sponsored the club. BACK RN: V, Shoulders, P. Kutten, W. Box-ssh, E. Bailey, J. Wilson, J. Din., I. Hicks, V. Wessler, B. Haig, L. Hanratby, L,-Frednnn, ll. Wilson, M. Caselli, N. Cunningham, B. Paul, V. Haig, G. Allan, E. Shen- mn, S. Ribbaoohi. FRONT R072 G. Best, H. Rauseh, D. White, L. Lhl.-anahsn, G. Peacock, C. Benvr, E. Fischer, R. lhllender, H. Rozievrski, W. Elmo. llwll .. ,, alsm He' ' + ii, - , . ,...,. - --- -T - ., , , Q 5, Ne w s ,gy X fx P - Ml x A-:VM My 'L f' 1 - nur--N. 'x . ...-'- , , ... - ..'- 1 , .f. Lx.,- -. .Af- Nr 9.-15, -a.-gl-'fV ' ' -'-5 1-I T'.i7,'- -1, 'S iq, 1 ,'-V -s f 'n'- 1' - Piz' z- ,-'N - BOYS' HANDCRAFT CLUB The activities of this organization have its name. When properly guided the hands-can Ability in handcraft will provide a means for The members who worked acquired some of these been centered around those referred to in do many interesting things with few tools, pleasurable recreation in the future. The abilities. BACK ROW: Mr. Bale, Fronoheok, Wasser-SecretarywTreasurer, Roziswski, Sohuette, Burstadt, Hadfie1d- President, Ward, Graham, Preckshot SECOND ROW: Kessinger, Sanfleken, Waise, Cooper, Mueller, Giles, Labardi, Preekshot, Monroe, Roach, Toni FRONT ROW: Brooks, Teiehgraeber, Zirges, Francis, Star, Armen, Wilhelm, Reimler, Davies, Turner, Rncaneli OXIDIZERS The Chemistry Club has had a very interesting year. Besides demonstrations by var- ious members of the club and by our sponsor, we had motion pictures of the making of pho tography and several interesting talks by men from different chemical establishments. Several enterprising young men in the club worked experiments to furnish amusement as well as to increase chemical knowledge. BACK ROW: Stewart, Sliva, Lehmann, Haddiok, Freiburg, Detomatls, Ewing, lheller, Witte, Heck, Pointer, Nb. Larson FRONT ROWS Heineoke, lhrinko, Wilson, Ruth Johnson, Taylor, Gaskill, Barry, Bolt ADDITIONAL MEMBERS: Lucille Holloway, Jeanne Fletcher W , ,, gf 'fax' f' f ' ' .- 'l'4f. - . :. ..-1? - -V - . . fi, , ,e,. Q -,Fw'TET.. --.-.W - FPIPLM-H pp 4 I see ms ,541 ' X Xxx-f' JDM' N' Y, Zi: f .., -.. LIBRARY CLUB ' The Library Club was organized for the junior and senior girls interested in library work. This is a very informal club and the girls are kept busy working in the library even after club periods. Club members help at the desk before and after school. They pre- pare books for the shelves, keep the shelves in order and mend books. Part of the time was spent studying reference books and the decimal system. This pre- pared the girls to help others-use the library. The club also handled the Chsnticleer book reviews. BACK RUN: B. Finley, co-president, Miss Eokart, sponsor, M. Rsusoh. FRONT RON: M. Schiller, V. Sbsrdelotto, S. Ribaeohi, secretary-treasurer, J. Fletcher, vice-president, W. Euno, J. Berta, J. Quartano, E. Cooper. ADDITIONAL MEMBER: V. Scott, oo-'president CHORUS CLUB The Chorus Club, a part of the extra-curricular activity program of the high school was crested during the early part of the school year. It was not restricted in any way to membership, the only requisite being an interest in music. FRONT ROW: D. Hu phrey, P. Gillespy, E. Grafe, M. Best, H. Grieves, D. Demsy, C. Oberto, C. MbMu1len, M. Shelton, G. hthias, F. Wilson, D. Paoli, I. Busiek, E. Loohman, F. Britt, A. Gen rolius, V. Keller. SECOND ROW: LL Rsusch, Miss Ziegler, F. DuHadway, G. Crowe, R. Keller, E. Cooper, E. Dieto man, B. Taggart J. Snodgrass, J. Monroe, R. Phleger, E. Sauer, M. Phleger, A. Lauth, E. Holloway, M. Kessinger. BACK BUY: M. hthias, D. DuHadwsy, W. Loehmann, R. Tayon, D. Gunkel, M. Piokeritas, B. Giaoomini, A. Had- diokg I. Best, T. Neutzel, E. Sommerfeldt, R. Allen, G. Vogt, C. Barth. 'MQ 4' lm UV' ' ' C ' - -T -l V ..f.- ... -. '-ff1I-g5.-- ,.-:Q x -1' -IT. ,XKRBWB KEAN W, vw X av' ' -L 'X 1 3' X5 J X Q ' sd iii?-' 1 t 1: Q' I f.-1 .. X 'r JJ-N'!X Z 'M 1 GERMAN CLUB Unsere Beamten waren: Vorsitzet, Lewis Krause, Stellvertreterin, Lorainne Bethelg Schriftfilhrerin, Deloris Brooks, Kassenwort, Louis Gauen. Wir haben deutsche Spiele gehabt und deutsche Musik angehlirt. Immer haben wir mit- einander probiert Deutsch zu sprechen. ZWEITE REIHEz A. Fredmn, L. Gauen, L. Krause, G. Sohuette, G. Preoksha-5, ll. Kessinger BRSTE REIHE: D. Brooks, ll. Harris, R.'Johnson, Frliulein Brede, L. Bethel, G. Crowe, G. Bean PHI EPSI LON The object of -the Phi Epsilon Club is to promote s greater interest in foreign lan- guages. The programs at the meetings .are both egucational and entertaining. The out- standing. programs and events of the year were the ,initiation of the new members, the Saturnalia, Washington-Lincoln program, Valentine program, and the annual picnic. BACK RUN: E. Strong, D. Brooks, R. Johnson, scribe, L. Zejioek, G. Bean, quaestor, R. Ezrlng, B. Fletoheg eedile, R. Neudeoker, aedile SECOND RUNS Miss Brede, H. Waieheknuolms, G. Sehildknecht, scribe, I. Buckles, D. Williams, L. Zedolis, V. Esioar, L. Fredxran, L. Bethel, L. Jaokstadt, W. Stock, E. Best, F. 'hu'ner, ll. Bains, E. Jeoevette., D. Sample, L. Gauen, consul FRONT RW: H. Rowland, P. Kutben, W. Borsoh, C. Tenant, M. Vironda, D. Deolcsr, G. Roach, L. Holloway, quaestor, G. Crowe, consul, G. lhthies, J. Wilson, ll. Ernst, H. Grieves, A. Gardner, eedile, ll. Rovrlann, C. Aehxmnn n. - IVI 'W 'll 'W V ' o, s.-g---.LT 4 - ,, .... M- M . --. 60 Q. -. KRH KBAN . W if ' fxxf X ,Xxx A c, 'g '- .ffwdrfgtyx .A -F' of ff - -U -AGM,-is fv1?psisW-kkxwrf7J-:+qf35?R1 f,ej2- BACK ROW: Erber Webb, Irma Best, Bernice Giaoomini, Corla Ben r, Betty Forbes, Nhrie Shea, Charles Benjamin. SEUOND RUN: M es Johnson, sponsor, Ida May Sohroeppel, Geraldine Best, Beverly Paul, William Smily- FRONT ROW: Helen Demey, Janice Jentoh, Pearl Crammer, Edith Lloyd, Nadine Dauderman, Mildred Ohlendorf, Marilyn Burge, Julia Rsusoh, Marjorie Acerdl, Dorothy Harris. TAM AND SMOCK CLUB President ..... ... Corla Benyr Vice President ... ... Betty Forbes Secretary ..... . ... Marjorie Acerdi Twice each month the Tam and Smock Club had interesting meetings which were called to order by its sponsor, Miss Marion Johnson. The first event of the year was a tea given for the members of the club and the faculty. Following this, club members spent their time sketching out of doors and drawing subjects based upon the seasons of the year. ll, 'i. 61 ,IMI ,252 . T ' 'i'liu'zlitIf gms' ' r V 31 JL! f s -Q ..,.a,-- 4 KRH K AN as W .M . .,. . fir I, 'XI X ' 'xw ,TTTQEQ -fa e -. NM1Mefl.iQw-A-ff QQ,---a ea BACK RW: H111 Pomotat, Harold Sohroeppel, Anne Gardner, Roberta Genetti, Lorraine Hartman, Helen Gardner, Helen Joherst, Dorris Hoge., Gene Atlclnsu SECOND RUN: Has Salel, lbrvin Daudermn, Delmar Valine, Billy Meyer, Clarence Brazie, Ruth Hall, lb.:-y Ro- land, Isabel Merrill, Eliose Pannell, Lorraine Siegx-ist, La Verne Bertram, Mildred Pointer, Georgette Roaob lhrjorie Tabor, Frances Gertsneolmr, Leonard Lawrence, Edward Bonn, Alvin Nichole, Vallee Bueklee. FRONT ROW: Edward Sehardan, Harold Robinson, Lillie Ubandi, Janice' Jentsoh, lb.:-y Willie, Delores Williams, Naomi Russell, Elisabeth Carder, Dorothy Harris, Edith Lloyd, Fanny Mae Stephens, lhroella Korinek, Lenore Krause, Ethel Barber, Elma Krause, lhry Rita Willet, Robert Kennedy, Edward Grafe. DRAMATIC CLUB President eeeeeeeeeeeeeeee H91-an Jokerst V168 P1'QSid5nt eeeeeeeeeee Carl Read Secretary-Treasurer ...... Lucille Hallowayk StBg8 Manager eeeeeee ees DOI'I'1B Hoge. Production Manager .. U.. Vernon Bonn The purpose of this club is to study dramatics, learn make-up technique, and to stage and produce plays. Miss Salel sponsored the club. A group of the members participated in a successful and entertaining as- sembly program. A one-act play and two skits were presented. The students in the casts were: Ethel Barber, Helen Jokerst, Edward Grafe, Leonard Lawrence, Edith Lloyd, Eloise Pannell, Marvin Dauderman, Robert Kennedy, Roberta Genetti, Billy Meyer, and Helen Gardner. Hull . - 1 .1 ,IQ wt- 1-M 2 ' ' . .,e. arse-m sn Aegis . 3 f KN ' J N 5 ? v 3 , E5E?3 Y.-. ' Q xxx'-, .rM'N?'??1Jrc:w, af fiftii rv - -.5 ,, 4J?'1m-,.- :--- -.1-ag-'fm' ' ' -5 4? -w',l','- g,,Xj- 2 ,,.-V3 '1 .f-:rp Y Vg ,...f Ni ,xs BACK RG7: lhrie Tonso, Gertrude Smith, Lydia Emdrejatis, Anne Marie Savage, Ruth Sohuerman, Helen Roziew- ski, Thelma Euno, Elveria Hallows, Nhry Molinar. SECOND ROW: Betty Francis, Ruth Raudon, Hazel Ehton, Stella Nhy Giles, Dorothy Witte, Lorena Schardan, Lorraine Siegrist, Pauline Boronich, Virginia Mottershead, Mildred Pointer, Marguerite Best, Althea Francis lblrtha Daman, Florence Nicol, Georgia Schildlcneoht, Mildred Eigenbrodt, Lauretta Kurtz, Fay Wilson. FRONT ROW: Celine 0berto,,Alma Albertina, Helen Giger, Ruth Koopman, Lucille Best, M ss Krug, Virginia Euno, Virginia Delaney, Vivian Sbardelotto, Marilyn Kennedy.' GIRLS' HANDCRAFT CLUBS Susquehanna A Nimblefingers President ........... Marguerite Best President ..... Mildred Eigenbrodt Vice-President ...... Mildred Pointer Vice-PresidentA....... Ruth Randon Secretary-Treasurer ..... Ruth Kebbel Secretary-Treasurer .. Thelma Euno SPODBOI' eeoeloeeoc M153 Krug Forty-six freshmen, sophomore, junior and senior girls enrolled in the Girls' Hand- craft Club last fall. Since there was no available meeting place to accomodate such a large group of girls, two clubs were formed. One club chose the name of an Indian tribe, the Susquehannasg the other decided to be known as the Nimblefingers. The first project was soap carving. Some of the girls proved quite adept at this unfamiliar yet interesting taskg on the other hand, several mothers were presented with some unexpected and peculiarly shaped soap chips. The next project was the making of a Christmas gift, Most of the girls chose to make an embroidered linen picture. Before the Christmas holidays both the Nimblefingers and the Susquehannas had a gift exchange, games, and neats.' After Christmas the Nimblefingers made laundry bags and the Susquehannas learned to crochet. Because of the serious illness of the sponsor, no other projects were undertaken by either group and the club period was spent in group enterta iriment . . lbw 1, M Wie' 'l f' ' ' , - 5. ..-:- H .. . me I ---'65 P Vi KAH KEAN .f W n H f'i V 'N If 'JQC 'Y S fXX,-sf' I X N -.-Q aes-- J, NL-:asia -,..1wff., a.a'.--,,5 , gl BACK ROW: Carl Reed, Lucille MoLanaha.n, Olin Gilbert, Elizabeth Sherman, Clifford Kirsch, Evelyn Fischer, Clarence Brazis, I.e.Vern Pointer FRONT RON: Mr. Monroe, James Monroe, William Meyer, Israel Hiken, Della Sample, Cwendolene Chandler, Murrsll Hayden, Francis Britt, Hewitt Cravens, Harold Robinson, Vallee Buckles, Miss Davidson THE CHANTICLEER STAFF The Chantlcleer Staff this year has tried to publish a paper that would be enjoyable to all its subscribers. As a result of its labors, the subscription quota of the year was one of the highest the Chanticleer has ever experienced. The Staff consisted of: Elizabeth Sherman, edltorg Olin Gilbert, assistant editor: Lucille McLanahan and Don Lyons, news editors: Evelyn Fischer, Hewitt. Cravens and William Meyer, sports editorsg Francis Britt, exchange editor: Jeanne Fletcher and Wilma Euno, personals: Olin Gilbert, humor editor: Israel Hiken, Clarence Brazis, and Vallee Buckles, reporters: Clifford Kirsch and Harold Rob- inson, art editors: LaVern Pointer, circulation and business manager: Della Sem- ple, Gwendolene Chandler, and Murrell Hayden, typists. Mr. Monroe and Miss Davidson were the sponsors. ww db N nf f w 1' 135+ f1 - ' I E ' 64 rv-Ps'-Fl ,,n,-.rm...,-,!!'1l-- - 1-l via f' KRBEQ KEAN W .4 D so fi If 1- gl-ss ' 3 f fe X- g R -U 0. - ,,f3,,,s :Q Nlqfrgglzlgm -x BACK RUN: Clarence Brazis, James Monroe, Roland Trolliet, Julius Mueller, Edward Rodgers, Dale Krapp, Joe Tendone, Emil Paamtat SECOND ROW! M ss Davidson, Richard Reed, William Meyer, Hswit Crsvens, Thomas Monroe, Helen Alexander, Fanny'lhy Stephens, Nhrjorie Tiber, Dorothy Gunkel, Evelyn Fischer, Lucille MoLenshan, Helen Gardner, Frannis Britt, Robert Barbeau, Eduard Grate, Delmar valine, Mr. Monroe, Eugene Fritts FRONT ROW: Vallee Buckles, Ray Bieser, Eleanor Whioheknuckns, Dorothy White, Betty Taggart, Jane Snodgrass, Elizabeth Sherman, Virginia Shoulders, Murrell Hhyden, Elizabeth Carder, Francis DuHadwny, Martha Lsurinski, Israel Hiken, Harold Robinson JOURNALISM CLUB Carl Reed ..... . ........... President Olin Gilbert .................. Vice-President Dorothy White ............ Secretary-Treasurer Mr. Monroe and Miss Davidson ........ Sponsors To provide a forum for the energy and activity of students interested in newspapers, magazines, and general journellstlc work has been the purpose of the Journalism Club. 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Snodgrass, Allen, Gravens, Nhutz, Cooper, Haddiok, Mr. Kreider. SECOND ROW: Mathias, Laoquement, Holloway, G. Chandler, Melville, Burstadt, Keller, Johnson, Branseglione Vaooa, Gertsneokner, Merrill, Alexander, Sauer, Garnero, Ha ig, E. Chandler, Tabor, Novero, Gaskill, Bonn, Noohta, Hartman, Grisves, Kirsch, Gilbert. FRONT RON: Sliva, Stewart, Scmmerfeldt, Gunkel, Tayon, Lauth, Rausoh, Bieser, Williarnsn ORCHESTRA The concert orchestra, one of the musical organizations of our high school, played selections at the Literary-Music contest, various plays and assembly programs through- out the year. Undoubtedly this organization has been a real asset to the school. M1 1 H4 1115111 E 'fhglq ' X' ' ' Q V- , 'Y ' W 67 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 1 J 1 1 1 4 1 1 1 i 1 i Man assas V D ,T - ,.,.fg.,,- L., r BACK RON: Mr. Snodgrass, Cravens, lhutz, Gesklll, Cooper, Kane, Guenther, L. Stewart, Keller, Best, Jobusoh, Mr. Kreider. FIFTH RON: Komeshak, Kirsch, W. Haddiok, Barbarato, Phleger, Gilbert, N, Stewart, F. Acardi, Oberta, Gersteneoker, Rausch. FOURTH RW: A. Paoli, Kostyshook, Fields, J. Garnero, Hartmann, Monroe, Eaton, M. Aoardi, Brancaglione, Melville, Tabor, V. Bonn, Kennenhr. THIRD RCM: E. Chandler, Kaoensky, G. Chandler, A. Haddiok, Alexander, R. Fawcett, Novero, C. Garnero, Damon, I. Hiken, V. Bonn, Sommerfeldt, La Surs. SECOND RON: Nathias, A. Hiken, Zedolek, Sliva, Brazis, Kuhner, Snodgrass, Burstadt, Johnson, Vaooa, Holloway, D. Duliadway, Merrill, Haig, Rousseau, Gunkel. FRONT R0N:A Shoulders, E. Paoli, C. Paoli, Veitch, D. Fawcett, Davis, Sauer, Long, Wenzel, Roach, Blyth, Phleger, Tayon, Zirges, S. Hilcen, Stevens. BAND The band building has stimulated much interest toward the devel- opment of the band. The band has been fortunate this year in acquiring honors. It rated first in the district, state and national festival contests and ranked superior in the contest at Washington University. This organization presents many entertaining concerts and is the pride of every band member. ,I u I. ,I F1 V I Vmu .. ,. . 1145:-l'4:, , . :. ..-.T - . ,, ,g Q .. . ,r,. , - -7.35. Qc. el - KT- v-74. .--swf Y, v -- f-- -.. -. -, fr-.www ----1 -1 - - - V- J ,T V in ' V E e-- 'Q . ff 1' N- N 4 f 5 ' 'X f fo .- 4 5- -U ,All -. 'F gf l fg' BACK RCM: G. Yogt, T. Neutzel, H. Holzweg, B. Giacomini, G. M. Allan, C. Benyr, R. Johnson, A. Gasldll, C. Kirsch, H. Ewing, N. Hilgemeyer, C. Brazis, H. Robinson, E. Dietchnnn, I. Best, M. Shelton, F. DuHadway, R. Phleger, E. Somnerfeldt, L. McLanahan, J. Snodgrass, M. Pikoraltis, M. Rausoh MIDDLE RG'-'S L. Hartman, I. Merrill, G. Crowe, I. Buslek, E. Holloway, R. Tayon, E. Burstadt, R. Reed, V. Keller, R. Bieser, H. Dcmey, P. Allan, M. Acardi, D. Paoli, E. Cooper mom' Row: D. Gunkel, M. naenas, F. Britt, F. wilson, D. L. DuHadway, c. oberm, L. Holloway, J. Monroe, W. Haddick, Miss Ziegler, C. Barth, M. Kessinger, P. Gillespie, G. Tvhthias, P. Bickle, G. Best, M. Best, E. Loohmn, R. Keller, M. Korinek, J. Wilson GLEE CLUB Pres. ........ ... ... William Haddicl: Librarian ,.,,,,,,,,,,.,.,.,,, Isabel Merrill Seoy.-Treus. ............. Ruth Keller Asst. Secy. ......, lhrguerite lhthins Plan!-St enero uno u on so Hl!1i06 S0!Tl'mB!'f81dt Di-reotor eoouocecouccuceueoauolo I-Iiss Zi0g1G!' The work of the Glee Club has been developed along somewhat different channels this year than in for- mer years. The first portion of the year 'was spent in preparing u Christnms cantata presented December 20, 1934, entitled His Natal Day, by Ekiward W. Norman. The Chorus appeared in robes for the first time. The latter half of the year has been spent in practicing secular music, vocnlization Work, and exercises in proper breathing. One of the fhmdamental purposes of the group is to acquaint the members with correct tone production, breathing, and reading the ordinary vocal score. 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It was reported the best attended play an exceptionally clever mystery, Erma Lowrie, the charming he country estate from an eccentric Mystery Manor for a year. She and by only Yam1,a Hindu servant, and Lunar and Evelyn Fischer in these Adding to the thrills of the of a valuable sacred jewel-collar the detective hero, played by Oli frightened Erma. Visitors at Mystery Manor ad in the history of the school. The play itself, contained thrills, chills, laughter, and romance roine, played by Betty Taggart, had inherited a aunt. The will stipulated that the girl live in her Aunt Sophia went there to live, accompanied Mrs. Murdock, an old Scotch housekeeper. Eugene roles gave good presentations. evening, a tiger appeared at midnight in search stolen from its neck years before. Maclntosh, n Gilbert, entered the scene at the call of the ded variety and humor to the play. The guests were Arthur Hale, debonair villain, played by Bill Mautzg Peggy Van Ess, flirting flippant, gum-chewing flapper, pl impractical and inexperienced zoo Helen Jokerst, in her comed in pursuit of her false teeth and ly from MacIntosh's bottle. Helen Holzweg and Malcolm M ayed by Marcella Korinekg and Ozwald Kerins, an logist played by Vernon Bonn. y role as Aunt Sophia, became hilariously funny stole the show when she imbibed a hit too free- oore kept the audience on edge throumhout their scenes with narrow escapes and dramatic excitement. Helen, the Hmystery woman,U was thrown about by her plotting associates and clawed by the ntiaer man.n Mal- colm, as Thompson, the t1ger's trainer, added Hpunchu to his scenes, especially those with Yami. ' I The play was ably directed by Miss Marian Johnson, new drama director at the C. T. H. S. The class of 1936 owes her a vote of thanks for one of the best plays the school has ever witnessed. qQi I - ,, miie-pn H W.u --:L ,-1,?i.,- 1 1 N 1 X 1 1 1 N 4 I 1 i 4 1 N 1 1 . 3 'I 1 1 1 3 4 9 , ,,.., f' KRH K HN .e N v ff 1- n- 31159 ' 'X f f' 1 ' '-R, y.,-.. -U - h ATB- It -Nrgygffimm ?' 5s 2 THE BOOMERANG Nothing is quite so devastating as the bite of the love bug. Nothing is quite so humorous as a good old-fashioned case of jealousy. The Boomerang, presented by the class of 1955, was a hilarious triangle of love, misunderstanding, and jealousy. Dr. Summers, a rising young doctor, was faced with the serious problem of a handsomely equipped office, an extensive medical library, but no patients. This dilemma did not last long, for the dramatic appearance of Budd Woodbridge changed the situation quickly. The services of an efficient nurse were required immed- iately to soothe the ruffled lover and to bring Grace Tyler to her senses. . The play proved to be a high-light on the horizon of the yearfs activities. Miss Marion Johnson was a capable director and much of the play's success is due to her. CAST OF CHARACTERS Dre G9X'81d SUIDIHBI' on ocean soo so coco Harold Ehihg Budd Woodbridge one coo 1 on l 0 i e you A11d1'By GEBH11 PX'BS't0I1 De with one ensue ocean: ooo 1 oeueoeoe CB-T1 Reed Bnile esasosocooo r so a a coo a once esooalaoc m-Vid H01-'U Hartley ....... ... Leonard Lawrence me S'bO!l0 eaaoonuoo as ounce 0 :neocon Julius 161913-51' Virginia Xelva ..... n 1 . .... Virginia Shoulders GTBO6 TYIBT qeeuao o 0 e no 0 sconce: Jane Snodgrass lhrion Sumner ,...,,,.....,, ,, . , .,, Elizabeth Shernnn Gertrude oonooaoealeoocc :cocoon noses A119119 lh'Se cl'9ight011 Woodbridge useecuoseoooeocaosnuccneoo wi-1-ln Elmo EICERAS: Gladys Crowe, Gwendolyn Chandler, Dorris Hoge, John Rozievsld, Frank Acardi pu,-v ., n WNW' 1-H qt Q., -. Ilulh I I, AFI h g 1 1 MS-a m a ,ffm , fr , . ,gf lg - N is 'Y fx I-fe ' v,iA ,H 4 -.- 1 - -'fi--V 3, JWLNT.-A-il?-V -s....2fva -'ff-F I1+':f:.f-,- l- f ish? 1--2 s V ,rJ-p BACK RUN: Harold Bring, Georgia Bean, George Sohuette, Lorraine Hsrtnan, Charles Heck, Leona Burstedt, Benjamin Witte SECOND RUN: llr. Miller, William lhutz, Austin Francis, John lhroo, Leonard Lawrence, Gwendolene Chandler, Helen Gardner, Gaillard Barry, Russell Wilson, James Monroe, Miss Harris FRONT ROW: Arline Haddick, Gertrude lhthies, Della Semple, Jane Snodgrass, Wilma Euno, Elizabeth Sherman, Virginia Shoulders, Dorothy White, Gladys Crowe, Isabelle Hicks ADDITIONAL MEMBERS: Deloris Brooks and laVern Pointer NATIONAL HONCR SOCIETY PI'9S1d0n'b eeenooesoeeeeeleea eeeoeeueee I-B-v61'l1 P0iI1tO!' v1.00 P!'SS1d61lt een eo se s e eeee ShB!'lll.Il S00!'9'b9J'y eeleoe eeeeeee I eeeeee D911B S9mP1B TTBBBUTBY once e ees ee e e e ensue James MUDTU3 The Honor Society had one meeting during the summer and several during the school year. The members have attempted to uphold the ideals set by the motto: Scholarship, Leadership, Service, and Character. Several of the members had the pleasure of attending the National Honor Banquet of Madison County at Alton on May 5. As the society has been organized but one year, its achievements are mostly dreams which we hope to help future members realize. ff fl I ' I an lm' wruvl Tail' -' ' 1wJ'1.a,1tsL ,il ..- -MAQQ-.l'f'W75X1TL9A-Q. -.- '33- 14Z. -.:. .ti - V - , . ., , .... .W 1 -. ' Q. V 1 . ' f MAN N 42 H I, ,X 'nj K Ak fi ' 'Q i ' 'N xxx fr , X. ... ji lx '-'- - In , .V f 355:2- -,,P..,, , -. .Af--f-fxri, f Aka:-rw-4'f :.- ,:: L. --.r--, -N -,J 2 yi' - ---f-- - - -. -- sb- ant- - 5,1 R BACK RCW: Bonn, Fletcher, Shernnn, Snodgrass, Haig, Jokerst SECOND RUN: Snodgrass, Monroe, Berth, Kessinger, lawrence, Aoerdi FRONT RON: Gilbert, Bausch, Gunkel, Allen, Ribeuohi, G. Mathias, ll. lhthies, Phleger, Reed INTELLECTUAL CONTET Once a year those inclined toward the display of their literary and musical ability have an opportunity to present their beet to the school in competition for the Study Club awards- Boys Oretion Girls Oration Boys Humorous Reading Girls Humorous Reading Girls Dramtlo Reading ktemporaneous Speech Boys Vocal Solo Girls 'Yoeal Solo Piano Solo Quartette First, 'The BB-Tgailf' elsoolonueoeo one tooo ecouuoo Second, 'Ropes' oaososcooon ee o 0 o ooo. onine First, nTh6 SUPTUBB LBDBOSH loose ole on o Q ooneosot SBGODA, The Road to P9BOBn ooocslv 0 oeeoeooeooeool First, B!'0th61'1y Love' canons: uoosooooosouoaoeaeeas SBOOQ, Th8 Vid0l'V0l1!3.n ooooe oooooluoloeoocoo some First, nTh6 COUBUY B8110n ooo ooonooouusoooouo cease SBOOIH., nilranen eeuneossoouss 0 oooaoooooosoueeoqosaeo Fi-rfb' nTh9 Finger of G06-n ooooocooolooooooooeo acces SBOOHS., nTh6 Seamless Coat' ouocoooneea on ooeoo F1I'S'b, St8.t6S' Rights and F8dB1'9.1i8m ana aouoooccoa Second, A New Deal for Greet Britainn U . Q . nu First, nsmilin' Thru' oaoococoesoooue nuevos sooo S800!1d, nI'11 S90 You A.gB.i!1n ooooeooot uooocooooooo First, A BFUVID Bird Singing gaaqanoooo oeoooouonuoo s800!1d, nrf Flowers 001.116 Sp8l.kn gaoooooeoooooeooolob Fil.'S'h, ncO!l0SI't0n qaeusooeeusnocuooooeooa oeoscoooooo SGOOIIH, The Lily of H16 Valley euoooescoouuooooocoo Lebmrd Lawrence Vernon Bonn Soliska Ribsuohi lhrgeret Rausoh Joe Snodgrass William Ullcue Helen Jolnarst Dorothy Gunkel Jane Snodgrass Elizabeth Shermn James Monroe Frank Aeardi Melvin Keesinger Charles Barth Gertrude lhthias Ruth Phleger Gere-.-uae Haig Pearl Allen Fi1'S'b, 'The Old RO8.dn oceoolooeo G6!'t!'!Xd9 Mathias, WTQEPBE mthillg Charles Berth, James Monroe Second, Goin' Home .... nn. Jens Snodgrass, Jeanne Fletcher, Carl Reed, Olin Gilbert WI 35652 1 AAO 4' nk M ' -Q... I x J Xml gy frpl' ui mf 'ffsfgr af,-,fi,g,. by , .l - ' fp ' Y .... ,., . '..,, .. iQ '.fff. mi! 1? gs L5l P-n ' W ,. 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V-Q 'TX I FANNY MAY STEPHENS First Maid of Honor Fl 'S' 1 JEANNE FLETCHER Football Queen, 1934 BEVERLY PAUL Second Maid of Honor MILDRED POINTER Third Maid of Honor 4 , 'MU ,, , 1 ' YW W' 4,41 -1 w 4 K' ff ,sf 'QAMQ , .1 I lgL4Y44h TQgi2.M.'!. -K -- ' ' ' - - . I.. . ': ., .,,,,.,, Hi, .. ,, W - 75 KHH KBAN ,ffgm f4 ' ' ' , s s ,R F , -. - -s - ,JE-x.,e - - Jv-lf'b :s--fl-. Aa.-is-'fvd ':'!:- - -11 Sf' l'.'- -in 5, I 'LI---br FOOTBALL QUEEN CORONATION As the commanding tones of the four royal trumpeters sounded throughout the gymnasium, the herald of the Football Queen of 1955 took his place in front of the royal dais. Lucille Holloway, the retiring queen, was the first to enter. Dressed in a white gown, she made a regal appearance throne to reign for the last as she came forth on Paul Gillespy's arm. She ascended the time over the athletic domain. Again the trumpets sounded their clarion call as Mildred Pointer, on the arm of Marvin Lochman, came to pay honor to the new queen. Mildred presented a charming picture in her rob1n's-egg blue taffeta gown. Beverly Paul, the second take their places beside the fur. The first maid of honor, ter Fanny May and Walter had maid of honor, and her escort, Orville Gerfen, came forth to throne. Beverly's dress was pink satin tri med with matching Miss Fanny May Stephens, was escorted by Walter Gerding. Af- bowed to the queen, they took their places on Her immediate right. Blue crepe was Fanny May's choice, which was a perfect one for her blonde levell- 118530 Once again the trumpeters stepped forth, this time to proclaim the new queen of 1954- l955, Miss Jeanne Fletcher, on the arm of Captain Dorris Hoge. In step with soft orches- tral tones, the new Queen'of Love and Beauty and her escort began their stately march to the throne. The Queen's robe was of heavy white crepe made on tunic lines. Her purple and white train was carried by Carl and Earle Paoli. As Her Majesty approached the dais, Lucille arose and presented her crown to Captain Hogs. He then turned and placed the golden sym- bol of royalty upon the brow of the kneeling queen. The Queen arose and took her place upon the throne, and Coach Struck presented to the Queen and to each of her maids a token of appreciation for their efforts in the promotion of the school's athletic activities. The senior class expressed appreciation to Jeanne and Lucille by a gift of flowers. Cap- tain Hoga and the new Queen then led the dancing. will I , ,,.,,,g,-+e-..4a, .. ..,. .,,, , , --,772 A 1 SFYILIE ANDSIEIIIVIICIII- ILIEAIDIEIDS IIIN sux mrnuis LLINSVI LLE. 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