Collinsville High School - Kahokian Yearbook (Collinsville, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1944 volume:

Hfhe Kakokian JANE PRICMORE ROBERT BIESER Co-Editors JACQUIE OPP Business Mgr. C namhn ScHiticm O'! tke KAHOKIAN pubfiAked! bi TW Kakokian. Stajjjj COLLINSVILLE TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL COLLINSVILLE, ILL DECORATIVE THEME BY PERMISSION OF DISNEY STUDIOS, INC. 1944 - um.£ 18 onewond . . . We Qremlins are a funny folk .... To us all things are just a joke. From flying Spandules to cute fifinellas, Beneath our meanness, were regular fellas. We've ripped the pads from the covers, it’s true, But we like to be different, and yet please you. If the changes don't suit you, whoever you are, We had to cut corners on accounta the war So without a thought for the Judges of Yearbooks, All heedless of their nasty leer looks .... We Qremlins fixed up this new edition, With our usual abandon of all tradition. The kids planned to do it just as always, With usual reverence for classes and hallways. But, Bosh, say we, a plague on convention. So here's our mixture, as per our intention. Contents . . . INTRODUCTORY SECTION Foreword .................. 4 Contents .................. 5 ADMINISTRATION 6 CALENDAR 14 CLASSES 18 Freshmen ..................20 Sophomores................ 24 Juniors 28 Seniors 32 SERVICE RECORD 46 SPORTS 48 CLUBS 60 FEATURES 70 ADVERTISING 90 5 (VMx n o'! tke (Efcoand! To education there are no ends, To multitudes of changing trends. And these are the fellows who fix it so We know all that the other schools know. They keep the curriculum up to snuff With drawing, Home Ec., shop and stuff That bring us up for stepping out To build a better world, no doubt. Standing: Messrs. Schiller, Arth Seated: Messrs. Mueller, Opp, Jokerst, Weber, Holzweg. 6 (Bom o| tke Monde The master of this three ring show Knows what's cookin'—come and go! He's wise to all the goofy art Of sappy kids who think they're smart. Carefully, cleverly (?) plans they lay, That usually pop, with trouble to pay, And all because the boss sees through These stunts that are so far from new. Supt. E. B. Burroughs 7 Gremlin Holiday V. U. BARNES Teaching woodwork is his contribution For helping keep up this institution. B. W. B1ERMAN Teacnes boys' gym and is also a coach With a disposition far above reproach. Verne H. Barnes 8 Bruno Bierman Vatfonite diait E. M. BREDE Adores the teaching of Latin, it seems. Translate right. Miss Brede just beams. J. CHANDLER Easy-going, non-imposing fellow is he, Any type problem, he's the man to see. D. CLAYTON Matron, trying to keep things in form. Cooperate with her and come to no harm. M. R. CUNNINGHAM This year, as last year, wondering yet Where she goes, this sweetness to get! Elfrieda Brede Jesse Chandler D. B. ECKART That innocent look just doesn't belie The fact she possesses a true eagle-eye. L. W. FLETCHER He got a commission for Xmas one year. When the war's over his job'll be here. G. HAIG Wielding a baton, she makes out of din Elegant music where all noise has been. W. P. HALE Laughing and jolly, seldom tyrannical. Co-sponsors us, and drawing mechanical. Mrs. Clayton Mary Ruth Cunningham Edwin C. Heinecke Frances Holben Eugenia S. Horstman Edna Kinsey Franklin C. Kreider William H. Laskowski E. C. HEINECKE Privately titled by Seniors as Muzzy, He knows U. S. History, Boyoboy, does he? F. HOLBEN She's very adept with each sewing tool. And friendly, too (outside of school). E. S. HORSTMAN She's always ready with some sly retort, Amazingly able for one who's so short. E. L. KINSEY You might call her a gremlin-aide, She's a jump ahead of any trick played. F. C. KREIDER A less able man would have been killed By the noise with which his day is filled. W. H. LASKOWSKI A little man with a mighty big name. But he knows his shopwork just the same. E. J. LAMPERTZ Sincere and kindly in manner and looks, Capable, too, for he keeps our books! L. MILLER With a voice and manner soft as fuzz, Can teach anything—this year she does! TA e Send! Kick to ClaMt jCate M. A. LINDER No better person con this world impart, She teaches us Ancient History and Art. J. MONROE You see a baby, a man in a lather. It's Johnee and John, the doting father. S. PEDER OLLI She's young and new, without defiance. She teaches the freshmen Gen. Science. Margaret Linder John Monroe And Otken Pkinc Tkey. Mate - XI. PET ITT I Typing, Spanish are her everyday line, Now, as always, she does 'em up fine. XL II. PINK EL Her description needs the word “petite, That and lovely make the job complete. J. F. PL ACER Coaches basketball, teaches the math., He guided our five up the Glory Path. O. S. QUERN HELM Here's one teacher who knows her stuff, And she puts it over without any bluff. E. RENFRO Teaches Lit. Ill, sponsors the Council, No meanness in 'er, not one li'l ouncil. C. E. ROBERTS Now in the Navy, j. g. Looey 's his title, There, as here, his work is most vital! II. STEINER Future home-makers in her able hands, She teaches 'em not to just open cans! A. W. SWANK A better teacher we just couldn't find To help us develop a commercial mind! Mary Hopkins Pinkel James F. Placek Olga S. Quernheim Alberta Wells Swank Mary Petitti Eva Renfro Charles E. Roberts Hilda Steiner 12 Sydney J. Wade Elizabeth Weber Katherine White Big Crowd's Inside 13 (Poon Vacultu! A. UBAUDI An office worker who gives out excuses For tardiness, absence, and other abuses. 5. WADE He's new this year from Southeast Mo., Organized the Scalpers and made 'em go. E. WEBER From her Biology classes it's true, She gets the work — and quickly, too. K. WHITE Her job's made up of girls' gym classes, From toe gymnastics to forward passes! Albena Ubaudi (Racancf SEPTEMBER School days, school days — we're back again for another nine months of Golden Rule Days. Take notice of the snazzy new faculty clan. Football game with Highland — our favor. Yip’ We absorb some culture via the Kryl concert. OCTOBER Kahoks defeated by the Edwardsville Tigers. The Happy Warriors hand us our usual loss’ Aren't Teachers' Institute days wonderful5 Defeated again. This time by the Hilltoppers Happy day! The music box finally came thru! Mr. Roberts joins the Navy. Anchors aweigh! NOVEMBER There was a hot time in the old town when we burnt East Side in effigy at the Pep Rally. Feetball game with the Flyers. Well, we did score one touchdown thru sheer willpower The Freshmen sponsored the first class dance. The queen and her court assembled in the old, traditional splendor of the football season. The Jamboree came and went in a spasm of glory. Basketball season opens as we defeat O'Fallon! 14 ajj Vun. DECEMBER The Kahoks handed Greenville a dazing defeat Another Sadie Hawkins Dance, and the girls again have a rare opportunity to snag a man! The first band concert was a great success— Band Concerts never are anything else but We win a real thriller from the East Siders! Brought with it the Holiday dance. A suitable climax to the usual Christmas season festivities. We nip Staunton—another victory, another day! JANUARY First loss of the season—to those darn Tigers Kahoks really trounce the Belleville cage team! We hear home talent at the second Band Concert. We win again. This time Alton holds the bag. Whew! Semester's over. Now I can loaf again! We celebrate our victory over Granite's team with an honest-to-goodness successful dance! Christmas Vacation ends all too soon as we all wend our weary ways back to the old grind. Taylorville made us look sort of 'hammy, but then, maybe they're the State Champs-to-be! 15 don FEBRUARY Vandalia cagers our guests. Junior Dance. Our Hearts were Young and Gay as we danced away the evening at the Valentine's Day Party. We play the Oilers and come out the winners. Another Band Concert. More music, more gaiety. Student Council sponsors the Patriotic Dance! Our boys were winners of the Conference Champ title for the second consecutive year, so they rate a much deserved All-School Pep Session! 1 We don't like Decatur—they've a good team ! ! MARCH The Sectional Basketball Tournament in our own gym this year. We hope to slay all competitors. We're good, because we won the Regional test. Yippee, we did it—downed our first opponent in the tourney. Keep it up, guys, on to the State. Oh, groan—East St. Louis tossed us an unexpected, undeserved defeat. Well . . next year? Oh, the operetta! Wish I could make like a bird' It was so good, and what professional scenery! Why can't we do this more often Teachers have a meetin' and we get out of school. Boy! 16 dvenifione APRIL After those awful three hour exams I'm certoin I'm less than a moron. Hope they lose those. Something to be amazed by—a dance, the first in forty nine days time. And just everyone came. Whole bunch of lucky kids made the National Honor Society. That's an honor to work for. I expected rotten grades, but not that rotten. The Band's off to Memphis at long last. Peoce! A really good Recreation Center opens for us MAY There was a baseball game around here, I think. The Big Night arrives at last—The Prom! We'd all waited and hoped, and it was just as grand as we wanted it to be. Glad someone asked me! An assembly program of first magnitude given by those super seniors, leading up to their Senior Day! The whole hundred of 'em are off for a day of legal hookey. The end is near. Semesters begin. Grueling, isn't it? Oh, well! Graduation at long last. The kids are mighty dignified and solemn in their mortar boards and gowns. Wonder how their thoughts run! 17 18 First the Freshmen, gay and carefree, Making the teachers old and hairfree. Second the Sophs, all calm and cool, In their second year of school. Third the reckless, heady Junias, With visage bright as any petunias! Lastly the Seniors, weak and spent, When graduation comes . . . they've went. 19 Katherine, Gene, Don Don Ungerott President Gene O'Connell Vice President Katherine Nevinger Sec.-Treas. Back Row— Cox, Billner, Cimiotta, Conway, Crepps, Clark. Bontempo, Burns, Chapman Collins. Second Rote—Crowell, Cook, Buesking, Bonebrake, Cohn. Biettchert, Chance, Albertina. Burg, Covalesky, Ashford. First Row— Boyle. Haner, Brown. Brianti, Bierman, Blaylock, Bonham. Altman. Bedalow Bennett. 20 %£ km.£ri LAyLci?c .Lt The Freshmen Class has started out swell, and entered whole-heartedly into school activities. They are well represented in scholarship and social affairs. Many are interested in sports, and although they are a bit young, they are sure to make a great showing in a few years. They are musically minded, active in band and chorus. Each straight A list contains many Freshie names. They gave the first All-School Dance, and wos it a success! Their officers are Don Ungerott, Eugene O'Connell, and Katherine Nevinger. They have two fine sponsors to aid them when they need it—they're Miss Weber and Mr. Barnes. We expect the best from these. Hack Row—Gavillet. Freise, Dudik. Esterlein. Ellsworth. Fedder, Fischer. Faitz, B. Fed-der, Fitzpatrick. Ecker. Second Row—Daly, Miss Weber. Evans, Evanko. Everright, Evers, Cunnigham. Grimm. Gaither, Guse, Dellamano. R. Frazier, Dix, Mr. Barnes. First Row—DesPain. Fuhrnian. Franklin, Enslin, V. Durham, Dallape, DeLuca, Gower, Ebert, Dunning. 21 fWl J4a'iTi-(£iTiain£c!l TMldicjdA Back Bow—Irvin. Isom. Italiano, Haddick, Horn. Helmlch, Howard. Kemper, Harris, Haig. Kaemmerer. Second Bow—Jenks, Hocher. Harrison, Link, Herbst. Johann. Kanovsky. First Bow—Hock. Hadfield, Knoebel, Hoy. Hendrickson. John, Kuechle. Loch maim. Lemler. Back Row—F. Asborn, David Moore, C. Lanahan. Lee. Marco. Pinson. O'Connell. M. Nie-bruegge. Donald Moore. G. Osborn. Second Bow—Palecek. Maly. Lacquement, Milam. Long. Moretti. Mary. G. Lanahan, Pat-rette, Oberkfell, Merrifleld, Nevinger. First Row—D. Niebruegge, Paskero. Nichols. Massa, Loyet. Matthews. Maddalino. Langston, Paddock, Lutz, Mueller, R. Moore. 22 Back How—Pitol, Shimkus, Powell. Rezabek. Schmidt, Stephens, Schiller, Schultze, Rebenschied, Splaingard, Renaud. , Second How—Seipp. Robertson, Simpson, Rawlings, Prana it is, Sita. Schlichting, Poletti, Russell, Schoeck. First How—Roedger, Sim, Rupprecht. Romanat, Prigmore. Pometti, Poos, Schoppe, Rosenthal. Schalter. Back How—Ungerott, Wolfe, Zaccanti, H. Weissert, Wiese, Stevenson. Stephens. Stringer, M. Wilson, Woodring. Second How—Williams. Strackeljahn, Windsor. Walker, Spickard. Slesinski, Spalding. Thiel. Zike, Sudhoff. Wagner, Thomas, Vercellino, Smith. First Row— Reid, Steinmetz. Wilbert, Strain. Sudbring, Surber. Wickel, N. Weissert. Staden. Wilson, Wilkinson. 23 Frank, Freddie, Lowell Frank Ungerott Freddie Simon Lowell Kypta President Vice Presider.r Sec.-Treas. Back Row—Buckman, Betta. Bernasco. Belobraydic, Bauer, Adamick, Austin, Baca, Bonn, Cattani. Second Row—Cassano, Bertram, Adams. Bruner, Bohnenstiehl, M. A. Burns. D. Burns, Bettorf, Calusio, Baechtold. First Rote—Betts, Ash, Bolaiulis, Ardison, Brayford, Butkus, Caia, Coats, Bauer. Abram. 24 SopkonaoTie T loiAe A mischievous, happy-go-lucky group has returned to our portals. This year they are the sophomores of the school. They have a real school spirit, being active in all school organizations. They got off to a good start when they chose Frank (Sleep) Ungerott, Lowell Kypta, and Freddy Simon as their officers. The class holds its own on every straight A list, and in the band and chorus. They have a good representation in all kinds of sports; their candidate, Margie Cassano, was chosen as football queen. Their annual Valentine party was a big success. They have two able sponsors to guide and aid them-—Miss Miller and Miss Steiner. Back Rote—Coffman, Combs, Evans, Fischer, Dieu, Farenzena, Cox, Faitz, Feddcr. Second Row—Ewing, Digirolamo, Cuff, Durham, Ferris, DuHadway, Franklin, Funcke, Eberhart. First Rote—Foley, Cunningham, Compton, Froman, DeMatties, Dennis, DesPain, Collins. 25 J4id!c Hfkdn. (Pai4£ Back Bow—Holst. Furfaro, Hale, Hammon, Hausmann, Hoskin, Kebbel, Killian. Horstmau. Second Bow—Hearne, Hooks, Johnson. Goetz, Hankins, Gibson. Killinger, Hrubetz, Grant. 1'irst Bow—Harvey, Hoffman, Harris, Howard. Earthal, Grisetti, Hanser. Hambly, Johnson. Back Bow—Ossola, Kirsch. Kypta, Nicol, Kurant, Meyer, Kramer, Potter, Lochmann, R. Lane, Mottin. Second Bow—Miss Miller, Lauchli. Pace. Lewis, Mell, Morrisett, Koch, Melvin, Morris, Hughes. F'irst Bow—Lentz. Maisch, McCann. Origliasso. Mohler. Mier, Kunnemann, Oberkfeil, H. Lane, McGlothlin. 26 Back Row—Pully, Hoge, J. Sauer. Schoen, Petchulat. Nevinger. Shimkus, Richter. Sep-meyer, Skelton. Second Row—Poshkus. Miss Steiner, Moriset. Ray. Schulack. Schmidt, Santen. Pritchard, McCullough, Schanuel, I). Sauer. First Row Radas, Rademacher, Shaffer, R. L. Sauer, Rankin. Ridgeway, Schulack, Reed. Simon. Back Row—VanDyke, Skidis. Welle. Frost. Smith. Tracy. Williams. Second Row—Wrigley. Tucker. Ungerott. Viliocco, Stout. Thompson. Stephens. Tognarelii. First Row—Wendler. Zapf. Swip, Tlemann, Wesemann, Wilson. Sommerfeldt. Weber. 27 Charles Crespi President Erwin Bilyeu Vice President Rosemary Lawson Sec.-Trees. Charlie, Rosemary, Wimp Back Row—Blaha, Bouse, Arnotti, Anderson. Abney Adam its. Bilyeu, Royd Benyr, Robert Benyr. Second Row—Albrecht. Birke. Bollman. Adcock. Britt, Mildred Block. Marilyn Block. Agles. First Row—Boyle, Bowles. Brockineier, Adcock, Botkin, Bohland, Abram, Bosola. 28 fy xm.orib Tlou? Many people thought us green when we were freshmen; no doubt those people have changed their minds. Creepy Charles Crespi, Wimp Bilyeu and Rosemary Lawson have done their best to lead us in the paths of all helpful gremlins. Mrs. Pinkel and Miss White are still with us as our grand and brave sponsors. They've brought us luck and we're going to do all we can to cooperate You needn't think we're lacking in athletic abilities, though, for the football and basketball teams would be lost without the junior fellas who've showed they're in there fighting when, after the games, they hobble for weeks on crutches. Our Prom proved we're socially in. Hack Roto Dix, Cuff. Burstadt. Dellamano. Cranmer. Hat on, Edmiston. Farnworth, Chapman, Claussen. Second Roto—Bode, Flenniken, Elmore, Caia, Dykes, Burge, Critser, Davis, Emrich. First Roto—Eberhadt. Faigle, Ceresero, Clark, Ebert, Fields. Evans. 29 ext TA au?! Back Row—Kunkel, Kirsch, Loyet, Lochmann. Holst. Krawczyk. Kirchoff. Lucas. Second Row—Merrifield. Luebbers, Leicht, Lawson. Lowry, Long. Mersinger. Karvelot. First Row—Kramer, McAdoo. Kneedler, Kirchner, Lauth, McGee. Lee. Lansing. Back Rote—R. Wrigley. Skelton. Wiederanders. Weissert, Walker, Witte, Thiel, Wilshire, Viviano. Willett. Second Row—Zukosky, L. V. Wrigley, Mrs. Pinkel, Schiller. Sims. Webb. Schmidt, Wend-ler, Sudbring. Schmidt. Miss White, Zarr. First Row—Woodring. Walker, Simons, Williams, Thereon, Stephens, Schoppe. Swip, Taylor. Ward. hack Row—Haddick, Jedda. Helmich, Giovando, Gent, Harris. Second Row—Goetter. Giacoletto, Hauptman, Giknis, Giovando, Hayes. Herbst. First Row—Hammers. Giacomini, Gerstenecker, Hale. Hammond. Hecht, Fix. Guinzy. hack Row Saathoff. Radosevich, Rocca. Sisson. Petrait. Normansell. Schildknecht. Phipps. Second Row—Richichi, Prineas, Powell. Messina. Palmer. Poletti. Ray. First Row Picker. Riedlinger, Morgan, Planitzer. Scaggs. Mueller. Renner. Schiopen. 31 President Vice President Sec.-Treas. LENETT ANDERSON, everyone wonders whet keeps her so pretty, quiet, more than capable. VIRGINIA AUD, always fashionably late; she seems to be interested in some engineering. ALBERT BARILLARO, snazzy is a good word for this handsome Casanova of the class of '44. LaDORIS BARTON, Hark, hark, a lark, and one of beauty singing up the scale to success. Lenett Anderson Virginia Aud Albert Barillaro LaDoris Barton Wilma Bauer Virginia Bennett Edna Benvenuti Lena Bertoglio Lois Bettorf Mildred Bierman 32 OfncJ oCadta Bob Bieser Lorraine Bilyeu Wanda Bluemner Allan Bode Wilma Bohland Vernoy Bott Joe Bruns Dorothy Buetikofer Roy Burns WILMA BAUER, an up and coming executive of a better new world toward which we strive. VIRGINIA BENNETT, her exceptional attendance record is the envy of our entire class EDNA BENVENUTI, her dashing personality won the fourth maid's place at the Coronation. LENA BERTAGLIO,her main interest is Navy, we would like to hear her post-war planning. LOIS BETTORF, one of those gals whose interests lie in the direction of all fun and gaiety MILDRED BIERMAN, our cheery cheer leader and staunch defender of the men in service. WANDA BLUEMNER, her sweetness has won a great many friends of teachers and students. ALLAN BODE, has been our public address man this year. Interested in the freshmen! WILMA BOHLAND, always busy and smiling. She's a temperate red-head—that's a rarity! VERNOY BOTT, here's one of our active band members and quite an industrious student too. JOE BRUNS, we don't understand why he likes to drive so awful fast, but we like him anyhow. BOB BIESER, twice class president, president of Honor Society, or Let-Bob-do-it Bieser! LORRAINE BILYEU, a friend to all and quiet too. A classmate worth our knowing better. DOROTHY BUETIKOFER, has an interest in her own appearance that overshadows all else! ROY BURNS, ought to knock that chip off his shoulder, so he could act as nice as he looks. 33 Ant tke Friendship RICHARD BUSCH, one of the chemistry mixer-uppers who is destined to become o scientist. ANTOINETTE CAIA, anyone can appreciate humor, but few can laugh so enjoyably as she. ROBERT CANNON, some one should tell him to shut his face when sleeping in history class. VERNA CARDER, o cheer leader who confines her boisterousness to that job. What a lie! Richard Busch Antoinette Caio Robert Cannon Verna Carder Rose Ceresero Alan Chapman Ellen Chapman Virginia Clementi Arnold Cohn Marion Conley 34 Griach Bertha Cook Ted Costello Jacqueline Cox Dorothy Delbartes Irene DeMatties Elizabeth Denando Martha Dimmic Lillian Doerr Howard Earthal ROSE CERESERO, not addicted to using a text- book, but a novel will definitely enchant her. ALAN CHAPMAN, not on the roster of trouble-makers, so we can't complain about him. ELLEN CHAPMAN, all we know is, she isn't with us. But was it marriage that took her? VIRGINIA CLEMENTI, a Latin who knows how to emphasize her beauty in manner and dress. ARNOLD COHN, wonder if he'll be using the same alibis on the colonel now in the army. MARION CONLEY, a musician who feels the rhythm down to his toes, as his dancing shows. BERTHA COOK, quiet in the nth degree, and what a relief from the racket of the mobs! TED COSTELLO, proud wearer of Navy blue, left our ranks B. D. T. (before diploma time). JACKIE COX, new student here last year, swung right in and made a name for herself. DOROTHY DELBARTES, oh, what a temper! Don't cross her, or you'll have a war to fight. IRENE DEMATTIES, capably plays the oboe, and equally capably does other assignments. ELIZABETH DENANDO, a smoothie dancer and a first class worker, regardless of the job! MARTHA DIMMIC, a body filled with giggles and without any concern for school in general. LILLIAN DOERR, just couldn't stand to graduate from any other school, after being here. HOWARD EARTHAL, Stinky tired of struggling with his hair, solved the problem, cut it. 35 TA katfQ Da Friendship? hq MARY ENSLIN, it's hard to keep up with Mary but she grew up to be a pretty good sort of kid. GLORIA ESARY, frequently seen wearing out-of-town sweaters, and her own special smile ALVERNA FRATIGLIONI, the crystalized carbon she's sporting means Edgar is playing safe. VELDA MAY FRIESE, started as a junior and confined to talk at her own breakneck speed! Mary Enslin Gloria Esary Alverna Fratiglione Velda May Friese Sam Furfaro Eugene Gavillet Raymond Gavillet Charles Geschwend Dolores Goetz John Graham 36 SAM FURFARO,'long about A (Pant Billy Greer Fred Grimm Irwin Haak Audrey Haig James Hankins Ethelmae Hauptman Myrtle Henze Janice Hocher Fred Holst Sambo'' gets too, too, tired and goes to sleep. EUGENE GAVILLET, when Duck gets awcy from school he intends to hibernate. And how! RAYMOND GAVILLET,all year long Whitey waits patiently for spring baseball to begin! CHARLES GESCHWEND, an honest to goodness guy who at times rings out with intellect. DELORES GOETZ, a willing helper of the less intelligent—gets her own work and then theirs. JOHN GRAHAM, another one who can think of things he'd rather do than traipse to school. IRWIN HAAK, seldom a sound seeps from his lips, though he's always around—rarely skips. AUDREY HAIG, Li I' Audrey spends her time eyeing Honor Soc. cash box, settling accounts. JAMES HANKINS, consistent about two things —his job and a true love in the Junior class. ETHELMAE HAUPTMAN, none so punctual and cheerful as she and her baritone playing! MYRTLE HENZE, her common sense comes in handy when she thinks of Sociology. Giggles. BILL GREER, in case you want to know anything about big beautiful planes, just see Bill. FRED GRIMM, Jack toots a clarinet and has a will to work that is rare but very desirable JANICE HOCHER, this fair beauty has caused a good deal of excitement with her pretty face. FRED HOLST, strictly reserved, completely sincere. Abe is a sure bet to do his best. 37 At Qnemlin. Well, Shirley! RALPH JUDA, lost his bashfulness when he got to be a Junior, now he's even more desirable. RUTH KLEPPISCH, attractive, the only one who can follow Jack's intricate dance manner. MARY ELAINE KLUGE, amazing how she can do so many things well and still look so neat. HARRY KOEHLER, one of the fair-haired fellows that one sees around, but so infrequently. Ralph Juda Ruth Kleppisch Mary Elaine Kluge Harry Koehler Dorothy Larremore Robert LaSurs Richard Lauchlie Viola Laurenti Bernie Lee Floyd Lee 38 DOROTHY LARREMORE, Dotty is tiny, definitely cute, loves equines — horses to you. BOB LASURS, one male the cliche about being tall, dark and handsome, accurately describes. RICHARD LAUCHLI, about the best in football players, a real hunk of man with power. VIOLA LAURENTI, positively one of the kindest hearted girls in CTHS, with a quick humor. BERN IE LEE, acts moronish just for effect, but really owns a creativeness approaching genius. FLOYD LEE, his posture and carriage are second to none, and we like his manner real weil. IRENE LOCHMANN, rarely seen in the halls, she's too busy working on essential things. RENE LOCHMANN, will settle for no less than a captaincy in the Army—he's so used to that. LEONARD LOCUS, couldn't possibly sneak up on a soul in that car, but then it IS a car! JOYCE LOWE, so sorry that Malcolm is gone, without him is a much Hard-a-way. Get it? WILMA MADDALINO, likes working, gossiping equally, but who doesn't? Gossip, I mean. EUGENE MARSHALL, this bespectacled red-top is fun, but he has his serious side, too. CHAN MARTIN, the yat man with a flair for journalism and screwy bulletins — yat! BEULAH MEIER, one of the Maryville belies who graces our school—and not bad at that. DORIS MIZEE, well liked by teachers, and one of the very few who has no date worries. Irene Lochmann Rene Lochmann Leonard Locus Joyce Lowe Wilma Maddalino Eugene Marshall Chan Martin Beulah Meier Doris Mizee MARIE MORETTI, lots of fun, attractive, a chemistry student who knows what the score is. MARIO MORO, seems alone this year without Irma, but she's too nice to be without friends. NORMAN NIEBRUECGE, the boy who really knows bookkeeping. Mr. Lampertz's side-kick. JOE NOCHTA, has seen some good shows on school time this year. Nice guy—easy to know. Marie Moretti Marie Moro Norman Niebruegge Joe Nochta Kathryn Ogden Jacquie Opp Betty Pauline Marie Pelchus Wayne Perotka Emma Petrat 40 (Srid Jtcm George Pranaitis Jane Prigmore Georgia Prineas Margaret Proctor Myrtle Pursey Maurice Reedy Shirley Rosenthal Olga Rubis Elois Russell KATHRYN OGDEN model of a perfect student, at all times giving her best without a big fuss JACQUIE OPP, looks mighty good in the green GEORGIA PRINEAS, we admire her individual- or red car—in fact, any place improves her. ity and ability to keep smiling, come what may BETTY PAULINE, one of the few who makes effort to get as much from school as possible. MARIE PELCHUS, always can be depended on to lend a hand, no matter what the need be WAYNE PEROTKA, must be a peaceful sort, —frankly we didn't know he was in our class. EMMA PETRAT, isn't as quiet as she used to be, her salesmanship won third maid's place. GEORGE PRANAITIS, with a love for motorcycles, very reluctant to turn off the word-flow JANE PRIGMORE, lovely, beautiful, and the cutest kid in school. (Note: written by Jane). MARGARET PROCTOR, few students are so happily advanced in scholastic achievements. MYRTLE PURSEY, we've all tried with little success to break through her shell of shyness. MAURICE REEDY, a newcomer and a handsome one, who lent assistance to our gridders. SHIRLEY ROSENTHAL, that care-free manner has been an asset all through her school career. OLGA RUBIS, that lucky, likeable girl who had to tolerate classes only in the afternoon. ELOIS RUSSELL, baton-twirler de-luxe, who is just as adroit at juggling other little jobs. 41 JUNE RUTZ, can't figure out if she's always displeased or just leaves a wrong impression. NORMAN SASEK, not exactly burning with love for work, but it seems that he's getting by. EVELYN SCHADE, she seems so very reserved, but she must have another unrevealed side. EDGAR SCHALTER, among our senior khaki-clads, which leaves Alverna lonely but proud. June Rutz Norman Sasek Evelyn Schade Edgar Schalter Alfred Schiller Eloise Schmidt George Sharos Betty Shelton William Sorby Pete Sopetto 42 A n cin Orville Sova Donald Stock Esther Strackeljahn Lee Strain Milton Strong Jeanne Sutton Marilyn Swip Newnam Thompson Albert Tognarelli AL SCHILLER, has come into the limelight by his own excellence in basketball and editing. ELOISE SCHMIDT, evidently we're not alone in our opinion she's cute and worth knowing GEORGE SHAROS, little but mighty, a close associate in crime with Joe Nochta and Comp. ESTHER STRACKEUAHN, spent four years with a minimum of noise, maximum assistance. LEE STRAIN, deserves the best of everything because he always gives the best of everything. BETTY SHELTON, rare combination of ability, quiet reserve, with all too little recognition. BILL SORBY, we spent three whole years trying to tell him from Greer; up and off to the Army. PETE SOPETTO, dancing sensation with a real personality to match his prowess as a dancer. MILTON STRONG, firm advocate of going steady but in spite of it,changes girls annually. JEANNE SUTTON, has a cute face, frame, and stock phrase, quote: I mean really . . . MARILYN SWIP, girl with a lovely voice, ond the beauty and brains to achieve much success. ORVILLE SOVA, what his outlook is cannot NEWNAM THOMPSON, attracts attention be described. For details contact his friends. with his smile and his mild mannered way. DONALD STOCK, this wheezing farm lad has ALBERT TOGNARELLI, though he's not on any been helpful to lots of people on a lot of points. official teams, he's a sportsman at heart. 43 nA i k TTae cf Basking 'Dolls WILMA VAUGHN, struggled along for three JOHN WALKER, always seemed such a shy years, then gets to graduation year and quits. fellow, but shy or not, he's doing OK in AAC. JEAN WALKER, here's one student who really JOYCE WAYMOTH, this lass from the senior is appreciated in the office, she's seldom there. class holds the engagement ring of a soldier. Wilma Vaughn Jean Walker John Walker Joyce Waymoth Ruth Weber Marguerite Welle LeRoy Wendler Martha Wendler 44 Stay. Qnatken Lavern Wesemann Lucille Wesemann Betty Whitten Virginia Wilds Janis Wilhelm Dorothy Zaccanti RUTH WEBER, should know all about filling stations, cameras, aeroplanes, and so forth. MARGUERITE WELLE, not only attracitve, pleasant and efficient, but has charm, too. LEROY WENDLER, Faye's big little brother who seems content to follow out the routine. MARTHA WENDLER, better known as Bubbles, rightly so with that care-free manner. LAVERN WESEMANN, difficult to describe because he leaves no evidence of wrongdoing LUCILLE WESEMANN, won't get angry; bends her efforts in the direction of accomplishment. BETTY WHITTEN, this little beauty of the blue eyes and dark tresses captivates all of us. VIRGINIA WILDS, grand when you get to know her, thoroughly capable of handling jobs. JANIS WILHELM, swell sport whose first love definitely is not school. But then, whose is? DOROTHY ZACCANTI,characteristically seen with a broad smile, and running the G. A. A 45 Membet! oj tie deniot AAlaU ojy 1944 u lo u itldteur jjtom Iclool bejjote teceiviny tie it diploma.! in otdet to meet tleit A ation i need in tie vatiou! jyieldl ofj endeavot . . . -f)tmy, AJavy, Aiatine Adotpi, and -flit Afotp! -fldvanced Education A toytam C Fatmet i -f)id ☆ Ajene Ruttouyli fltnold Ado In fed Ado Hello j-zcl d.van! dob Kellet JJamei Jlanalan ddyat dclalteh -f)ttl ut Adclaulat A ete dopetto Rill dotby Jfin lA allet J.oe Wedeily 46 7on ☆ ☆ ☆ In this small way we pay our tribute to those brave past, present and future students and teachers who are helping perpetuate our American way by giving themselves to the existing crisis. Tflay they be blessed and spared as they are helping to spare us at home from the threatening tyranny! 47 00 Their lives were filled with yells and roars, 94nd bodies broken by the scores . . We mean our gallant football team Whose vie'try filled year was just a dream. But the basket boys made up for that Conference champs . . in nothin flat! Heading both squads was Lochmann, the Bed-Head, Whose smart work showed that he was no dead-head. Ghamlin TWeaiirieAA LOCHMANN, Q'back, Red colled 'em right. His all around super play sure will be missed. LAUCHLI, Tackle, Rich was one of the best of linemen, was made second All-Conference man. MODGLIN, Guard, Bob was a block-man, and a super line holder; he will be back next year. RAY, Fullback, Toby was a good ground gainer, a steady player, a second All-Conference man. Captain Rene Lochmann R. Lauchli F. Simon R. Woodring F. Sisson Highland 0 Mt. Vernon 40 Edwa rdsville 6 Belleville 51 Granite City 13 Alton 32 Madison 13 East St. Louis 61 Wood River 21 Collinsville 7 Collinsville 0 Collinsville 0 Collinsville 0 Collinsville 0 Collinsville 0 Collinsville 0 Collinsville 7 Collinsville 12 Should TAp JAene BILYEU, Center, Wimp was handicapped by injuries most of the season but when he was playing, our opponents sure did realize he was in that line-up. F. UNGEROTT, Halfback, Sleep was small, fast, a good ground gainer, a great performer of those intricate little defensive tricks which help a lot. SCHILDKNECHT, End, Scoot wasn't able to play at the start of grid day but he came back and really juggled the pigskin in that vital end position. WARD, Guard, Pat was in the middle of nearly all scrap and scrimmage. He was injured, but we hope that his play and spirit will aid us next year. A. Kramer A. Bode B. Kebbel P. Ward B. Modglin M. Reedy D. Hoskin T. Ray L. Pinkel C. Schildknecht (facmtlij Won Coach Bierman, 3 Sova, 12 Abram, 2 Hughes, 24 Hardaway 14 Williams, 9 Faitz WOODRING, Tackle, Rufe played tackle like a veteran. He comes back with the Indians next year helping us with some superb blocking and tackling. CROLLE, End, Ray was one of our best offensive players. He certainly gave plenty of trouble to the opposing team and plenty of aid to the old Kahoks. KRAMER, Halfback, Sonny was one of the fastest men on the team. He has two more years to grace the Kahok roster, and we hope he sees fit to do so. PINKEL, Center, Doc took over when Wimp was gone and did a good job. SMITH, Halfback, Smittty was a good defensive man, hard to squelch. BODE, End, Al was always ready and willing to do his share in every game. 52 J Qamc J ll REEDY, End, Maurice worked hard and gave skill when he was called upon. KEBBLE, Guard, Billy has two more years to play. Here's to a future champ. HOSKIN, End, Dave went all out and gave the team real pigskin playing. SKIDIS, Guard, George put everything he had into the game. Back next year. SIMON, Backfield, Fritz was one of our Sophomores who was always willing. WILLIAMS, Backfield, Orville had a sideline view that should be helpful later. UNGEROTT, Substitute, Don also gained a lot of experience that will help! COACH BIERMAN, This is the man who did such an excellent job of pulling our boys through a trying year of football. We all thank him for his guidance. BACK ROW: Sisson, Lochmann, Smith, Sova, Hardaway, Hughes, Williams, Skidis, Abram, Furfaro. THIRD ROW: Lentz, Bode, Lauchli, Modglin, Schildknecht, Reedy, Grolle, Shimkus, Hoskin, Sauer. SECOND ROW: D. Ungerott, Bilyeu, Pinkel, Coaches Bierman and Placek, Ward, Woodring, Kebbel, Faitz. FIRST ROW: F. Ungerott, Frost, Williams, Betts, Kramer, Simon, Ray. 53 TA ay. tlae Cage CONFERENCE SCORES Granite City 15 Collinsville 23 East St. Louis 28 Collinsville 30 Edwardsville 38 Collinsville 32 Wood River 14 Collinsville 26 Madison 19 Collinsville 29 Belleville 28 Collinsville 48 Alton 27 Collinsville 29 Granite City 18 Collinsville 25 East St. Louis 23 Collinsville 26 Edwardsville 28 Collinsville 26 Wood River 22 Collinsville 28 Madison 23 Collinsville 56 Belleville 33 Collinsville 34 Alton 30 Collinsville 45 diou Schildknecht D. Ungerott Ray Woodring 54 Ckafked! TAp °Wln.4 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Pocahontas 26 Collinsville 60 Livingston 20 Collinsville . 63 Greenville 23 Collinsville 48 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Gillespie 35 Collinsville 46 East St. Louis 27 Collinsville 22 T'kt Qaem.fin.4 TWuAt'tfe Coach Placek . . . In his second year here, Coach turned over a second championship team! Winning the Conference, passing the Regional entries and topping the year with second place among the six sectional contestants, are but several of the achievements of his Kahoks. Not only is he a super coach, but an able Math, teacher who is very popular with all the students in the school. Back Row: Cuff, Cox, Bauer, Woodring, D. Ungerott, F. Ungerott. Second Row: Coach Placek, Ray, Radosevich, Lochmann, Schiller, Schild-knecht, Coach Bierman. First Row: Mgrs. Williams, Viliocco. 56 (RepQrited! TTa dn SinA Captain Lochmann . . . “Red's ability to lead his teammates through the rough spots to the Conference title made him the kind of captain any team would want. Always a gentleman in every game, his sportsmanship is recognized by his opponents and a loyal group of spectators. Chosen as an All Conference man, “Red also earned letters in football and baseball. We hate to lose him. Mr. Bierman, “Red, Mr. Placek Back Row: Kramer, Dieu, Fedder, Grolle, Ossola, Frost, Richter, Welle. Front Row: Coach Placek, Evers, Tucker, Petchulat, Williams, Simon, Coach Bierman. 57 Cotton. CHadk About twenty fellows answered Coach Placek's call for trackmen. With no returning lettermen, the team had to be built around underclassmen Though the results cannot be reported at the present time, we wish them a splendid year of records. The schedule arranged was as follows: April 21—Roxana, Edwardsville There April 28—Roxana, Edwardsville Here May 6—Dupo ...................... There May 13—District Meet Granite May 16—Conference Meet Granite Back Row: Cochran, Richter, Haddick, Woodring, Coach Placek, Kramer, Pinkel, Hrubetz, Juda First Row: Wilson, Stirrup, Powell, Kebble, Williams, Hale, Shimkus, Loch-mann 58 dla cbaff J acfe Coach Bierman's call for baseball players was gladly welcomed by the boys of C. T. H.S. With only four veterans returning, and most of the boys lacking real experience, the team will be a little shakey at first but they should form into a well balanced ball club. The following games are on the schedule for the spring meet: April 18—Freeburg Here April 21—Madison Here April 26—Wood River There May 2—Staunton There May 5—Wood River Here May 11—Staunton Here May 16 District Tournament Back Row: Lee, Schildknecht, Evers, Geschwend, Coach Bierman Radosevirh Lochmann, Modglin First Row: Cox, Bauer, Zarr, Woodring, Cuff, Tucker, Schiller, Tracy Outside activities are thought of at best As making our days here all happy and blest: The Library and Cheer Clubs; Chorus and Band Brighten our routine like Custer's Last Stand! We delve into new books, cheer the teams on, We sing till our tonsils and voices are gone. When Prof, leads the music, the best to be had, Well have to confess: our school's not so bad. Editors cooperate Qnriuaf With Jane and Bob working side by side os co-editors, and Jacquie taking care of the business details, even this war and them gremlins weren't able to stop our yearbook. We drafted the gremlins to pose for our theme and bucked a lot of hitches about supplies. This is the product of the effort, with credit due our sponsors for their determined aid. Back Row: Schildknecht, Dieu, O'Connell, McAdoo, Greer, Hale, Bieser, Lee. Second Row: Mr. Hale, Adcock, Williams, Bollman, Long, Scaggs, Opp, Prigmore, Miss Linder. First Row: DeMatties, Welle,Anderson,Procter,Giacomini,Critser,Benvenuti. 62 Scandal TRixenA Through a cooperative pair of sponsors and adept co-editors, Fritz Schiller and Chan Martin, we have a regular (P) record of the doings of the school and its inmates! The local tabloid appears approximately twice a month, and every subscriber first directs an orb to the favorite page of Kampus Katting each hoping to see his or her name in print. Back Bow—Skelton. Grimm, Weideranders, Greer. Martin, Gent. Pinkel, Schiller. Del-bartes. Bohland. Second Row—Tschirner. Fratiglione, Critser, Carder. Lowe, Sutton. Bierman, Morris, Stephens. Esary. Mr. Monroe. First Row—Weber, Herbst, Perrat, Kirschner, Grisetti. Rankin. Mier, Wentzel. Albrecht, Haig. 63 Back Roil—F. Ungerott, Lentz. Kypta. B!eser, Gent,Grimm. Nochta. Bilyeu, Pinkel, Skelton. Second Rote—D. Ungerctt, DesPain, Weissert, Schoppe, Stephens, Benvenuti. Sutton, Rankin, Palecek, Italiano, Kaemmerer, Viliocco. First Row—Bennett, Miss Renfro, Martin, Bollman. DeMatties. Welle, Bierman, Mr. Heinecke, Schoeck. Back Row—Picker. Procter. Anderson, Weber. Gibson. Goetz. Sauer. Bohland, Compton. Taylor. Sims. Second Rote—Powell. Palmer, Kleppisch, Hanser, Bertram, Morris, Prineas, Ceresero, Boyle, Hocher. First Row—Schade. Mizee, W. Bauer. Kirchner, Hammond, Wendler, I). Bauer, Kunnemann, Bettorf, Wilhelm Back Row—Cuff. Ceresero, Caia. Steinmetz. Walker, Rawlings, Bolandis. Second Row—Eaton, Goetz, W. Bauer, Laurenti, V. Freise. First Row—D. Bauer, Hanser. Mizee. Miss White, Zaccanti. R. Freise. Sullins. Weseman. 64 Vendonh These councilors sold popcorn, gave dances and a super coronation for us. Then they honestly went to town and got us a music box and service flag. Any council would just naturally run an able pace under Dave Skelton, Jean Rankin, and Edna Benvenuti, plus sponsors of experience. Dave Presides endenh The members of the Library Club doubtless get more actual experience in doing what they're organized for than any other bunch in school. They are taught the mysteries of cataloguing, circulation processes, mending and repairing, and scores of other things about the library. Betty and Barb S-Q.ndo.nh, This organization seems to have a corner on all school spirit. They have gone to and given Play Days, mastered a variety of sports, gave an All-School Sadie Hawkins Dance, and quite a multitude of other things. A large measure of credit is due Miss White and the officers. Bull's Eyes 65 2 Cfub b vit on. cWln. TA ade AW«va, I • I Y j SCALPERS ■ SCALPER' tfarfr ?oir—Isom, Cox. Rierman. Mr. Wade, Esterlein, Ceresero, Henderson. Second Row—Miss Pederzolli Maly. Rriante. Miss White. Delbartes, Mizee. Carder, Lauchli. Rauer. Miss Haig. First Row—Lowe, Martin. Ash. Rierman. Moretti. Rack Row—Weise. Guse. Rieser. Third Row—Rode. Schiller. Koehler. Rusch. Schoeck. O’Connell. Second Row—Mr. Wade. Miss Weber, Evans. DesPa:n. Palecek. Robertson. Sutton. Moretti. Lowe, Ruesking. Miss Pederzolli, Mr. Chandler. First Row—Rierman, John. Rott. Procter, Weber. Carder. Moro, Goetz. PEP ALLIANCE .... An old organization with a new name, Scalpers, ond a new lease on life with new sponsors. It is their job to set the pep-pace, and they DO! EXAMINE SCIENCE .... A new venture which is proving quite popular. The Science Explorers pick, their membership, meet regularly, and are very science minded! Stujjjj o| TA kiek Monon'k 'THaclIe This year marks the tenth anniversary of the establishing of the National Honor Society in our school, and to date over two hundred of the school's juniors and seniors have been up for this coveted recognition. This is a rare organization of the local best ' and it ever functions in a manner befitting its fine membership. Its existence is an inspiration to the conscientious students who possess a maturity of vision that lets them recognize its value. Honor Rites Back Koto— Schiller. Farnworth. Dellamano. Grimm. Schildknecht. Radosevich, Holst. Lohman. Second Rote-—Mr. Chandler. Anderson, Benvenuti, Long, Mizee. Kluge, Welle, Bohland, Opp. Haig, Miss Brede. First Row—Bott. DeMatties, Kirchner. Procter, Lochmann. Sutton, Weber. Prigmore. Scaggs. Lawson. 67 rl acafi t Subfemt The Chorus certainly has its share of directors. Another new one this year, Miss Haig. We actually learned music. No studying other lessons on the sly. There is only one complaint, few boys. But we did okay without them. At least every time someone was needed to pinch hit on a program or provide entertainment, the Chorus came through with aid. Singers Hack Row—Wilson, Taylor, Kunnemann, Doerr, Schoeck, Wrigley, Benyr, Strong. Stout. Evans. Fourth Row—Merrifield. Laurenti, Ridgeway, Rawlings. Brianti, Albrecht, Mersinger, Rankin, Hanibly, Schoppe. Third Row— Evans, Morgan. Brown, Merrifield. Fitzpatrick, Ecker, Rupprecht, Hammers, Mohler, Killinger. Second Row—Fields. Adcock. Leicht. Barton. Hauptmann, Lawson. Morris, Isom. Wickle. DeLuca, Pegues, Maisch. First Rote—Massa. Bontempo, A. Haig, Hale. Dallape. Mier, Wentzel. Gower. M. Haig. Billner, Mueller. Miss Haig. 68 Mw to Marie and Mfi-me Synonymous with the name of our school is an A-l band of musicians; which, in turn, means Prof. Kreider is director. Running true to form, the Band appears at all functions which need the really best in music. It serves its purpose to the utmost, and adds the very vital sparkle that we look for at games, and plays and other affairs of the school. Tour Prep! 70 Here are the students thought by the teachas (Who can't know them as WE know the leeches) To be the outstanding Kids on the Kampus, The handsomest lads, the gals who can vamp us, The highly intelligent, the super athletic, Physiques ultra potent, the brains most kinetic, Ones whose quick minds give promise of mention Are herewith arranged for your careful attention. Edna Benvenuti Lenette gets A's in everything Edna makes the Council swing. Bob's in everything there is . . . Cheering-Dot made all pep fizz. Bob Bieser 72 Dorothy Delbartes Auts keeps the money in her clamps......... Audrey Haig Rosie smiles for even us tramps.............. Red's the A-l man of the sports.............. Chan put the paper out in snorts............... Rose Marie Kirschner Rene Lochmann 73 Robert Martin Outstanding. Q's Jacquie handled Kahokian biz . . Jane's Kahokian's the best there is Toby Ray Jeanie's the smiler of the clan . . . Toby's the all-time crew-cut man Jacquie Opp Jane Prigmore Jeanne Rankin Fritz is our eager-boy supreme................. Alfred Schiller Dave guides the Council's Jeanne's made our year Don is a coming star every scheme........................ complete............................. athlete................ David Skelton Jeanne Sutton Don Ungerott 75 Coronation. Scant Those beautiful, long dresses, crippled football players, and cute little scared-to-death kids co-operated and we had a super de-luxing Coronation. It seems as if almost everybody purchased his activities tickets and football tickets from Margie Cassano, but Francie used all of her charms and emerged Special Maid of Honor. Our other pretty maids—Betty, Jeanne, Emma, and Edna—did their bestest at salesmanship, too. Those apt heroes followed through to make this year's ceremony one of the best, with a superb and gentleman-like performance, On the football field they're nothing daunted, But escorting their queen and maids they wanted Nothing more than to be able to race Through the rites, with perspiring face. (Beauty Q... Frances Italiano TA ka TA ant Wane? Jeanne Sutton Edna Benvenuti Mcnt TTieu ... 1. Guess who ? ? ? 4. Bock to Nature? 7. Looks like a murderess, eh? 2. Sly eyed 5. Three IS o crowd. 8. Three belles! 3. THINGS ore looking up! 6. Sit d-o-w-n, Bub! 9. Grinnin at the bird. 10. What'll they do with the body? 82 1. Zoot-suit lovers. 2. Ah, Wilderness! 3. Practicing for Heaven? 4. Door Mat. 5. Slob circle. 6. A skirt and Scoot. 7. Mammy Yokum? 8. Pre-Navy technique. 9. Who's scared ? ? ? 10. One of the finer arts. 1 1. Pro or amateur? 12. Plaid's in vogue again. TA laatVe cTla£i| 83 • • • dining tke catk ... 1. Jitterbuggin? 5. Call signals! 9. Clayton got 'er. 2. The Boss' daughter. 6. Why not jump? 10. Ubangi lips! 3. Roy “sends us! 7. Mike fright! 11. False alarm! 4. Dale and his hobby. 8. Roy's public. 12. Enough's enough! 13. Scrimmage! 14. Who said gas rationing? 84 1. Swipin' arrows? 5. One of the nitric twins. 9. Teacher's technique. 2. A TIRE ! ! ! 6. Donkey or .... ? 10. Windy, windblown gals. 3. Only a pane (pain) between 'em! 7. Look at that flower! 11. Coin' home. 4. Regal gathering. 8. Help, Red! 12. Did they eat im? 13. Steadies! 14. Knotty problem. TA e'ff (fining tke an 85 Qo k, Wiont (Plx? 1. Our Allah man! 2. Kittenish, what? 3. Birdie Man. 4. Nightmare. 5. Pistol Packer. 9. Worry Wart. 6. Colgate Ad. 10. No necking, please. 7. Conference or dirty joke? 11. Where's Trigger? 8. STUDIOUS students. 12. More Colgates? 86 1. Between two fires! 2. Interest plus. 3. Pretty tree, ain't it? 4. Puzzlin' 7. An apple a day . . . 5. Navy has the real McCoy. 8. What, another apple? 6. Bird's-eye view. 9. Cute Snoot. 10. Who said man shortage? cWka J nt n'he e J4ix? 87 n lu t Ba £acaf Don£4... 1. Assembly racketeers. 2. Foto-makin' Finnegan. 3. A dirty look? 4. Peter Lorre? 5. Scene Stealer Long. 6. Side line bosses. 7. Super mouse. 8. Speak! 9. Coach Unknown Person. 11. Unkonwn Person shoveling coal. 12. Gourmets. 13. Kinda fuzzy, ain't they? 14. What do they see? 10. Necking in outer lobby only. 15. A perennial ailment. 16. Unknown Person and girl friend. 17. The Brain 88 1. Hog callers? 2. More high-brow stuff. 3. On the warpath. 4. Cook's in school days. 5. Student Government. 6. Stag line. 7. Acrobatic maestro. 8. Another angle. 9. Pep gal. 10. Love life. 11. Shout, Sisters, Shout! 12. Lookit those molars. eCaa-Jinln' Ml tlao (RajpQ 89 Our concessions at sports events Could never even begin to dent The size of the check the Kahokian uses To publish a yearbook for all of youses. And here are the people we have to thank For helping clear our accounts at the bank For their many checks of various sizes, We proffer our thanks to the advertize's. 91 Oulk CUdventitemk Ahring Motor Sales Brazis Cleaners Bruno's Bakery Butterfield's Jewelers Collinsville Candy Company Collinsville Herald Collinsville Lumber Company East End Milk Company Fedder's Food Shop First National Bank Food Center Gauen Lumber Company Gerding Drug Company Grimm's Insurance Agency Hiken Bros. Furn. Hdwe. Company Holzweg Company Home Furniture Company Jennings Florist Jere's Toggery Jokerst Food Shop Krite's Hdwe. Paint Company Walter Lauth's Grocery Lee Dress Shop Linder's Hardware Store Locus Cleaners McDonald Music Store McLanahan Motor Company Morris Agency J. J. 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THE GRADUATING CLASS of 1944 . . . and remind you that we are always ready to counsel and advise whenever we can be of service FIRST NATIONAL BANK COLLINSVILLE, ILLINOIS | COURTEOUS • SAFE • CONSERVATIVE Members of Federal Reserve Bank and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiii 95 WELL’S Congratulations to the Class of 1944 l ire and Battery Company Phone 713 CAMPBELLS T. S. RANKIN, Mgr. Rexall Store ★ ★ 319 West Main Street 211 EAST MAIN ST. Collinsville, 111. COLLINSVILLE, ILL. The Choicest Meats in Collinsville COMPUMENTS can be obtained at of FOOD CENTER LEO HIKEN 909 Vandalia St. • FURNITURE CO. All of Our Meats are U. S. Government Inspected • For Service and Quality Collinsville, III. Phone 670 96 A Good Place to Borrow A Good Place to Save Your Savings Insured Up to $5,000 by the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp., Washington, D. C. (Inion Savinp and Loan tssn. Office at SCHURMAN AGENCY 123 West Main Street - - - Collinsville, 111. 97 VOGUE SHOPPE GREYHOUND 101E. Main Collinsville, III. and Telephone 143 Vandalia Bus We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps Depot Exclusive at the Vogue • LORETTA DRESSES • MINX MODES • DARNELL JUNIORS • BETTY LANE FROCKS ★ • MAIDEN FORM BRAS • FORM FIT BRAS • OTHER LEADING FASHIONS SCHMACKER’S Use Our Lay-Away Plan Confectionery gllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltM BACHMAN JEWELRY CO. 119 EAST MAIN STREET JEWELER—OPTOMETRIST ★ Rings with Charm . . . Diamonds with Brilliancy . . . Silverware with Beauty .... all with Quality and Elegance ★ WE WILL BE HERE TOMORROW TO GUARANTEE THAT WHICH WE DO TODAY We take this opportunity to offer our congratu-lations to the students and teachers of the Collinsville Township High School for the completion of a highly successful school year. ★ GAUEN LUMBER CO. J. L GAUEN, Pres. F. A. GAUEN. Sec.-Treas. Travel the Economical Way We take this opportunity to thank The Collinsville Township High School for the consideration they have given us in the past ... and we congratulate the class of 1944 1 zndalla Eu.1 Jlinei, Unc. K. M. STOUT, President-Manager AMOS BONHAM, Superintendent XPelijn £ot -@ll Time Plan for the future when you build your Home of Good Fortune on the Foundation of Your Education COLLINSVILLE LUMBER CO. FRED A. JOBUSCH, Mgr. Phone 175 501 East Main St. 100 Compliments of L. Bruno Sons Bakery ★ 218 Vandalia Street Collinsville, III. 101 AHRING MOTOR SALES • Chrysler-Plymouth Sales and Service • 319 WEST MAIN STREET Collinsville, Illinois EDDER’S Food Shop OR Phone 37 INE OODS • 416 East Main Street Collinsville, III. r t 9HA uAjG tce. H | | GRI | 'Ij UA. Ai USlGSUX. The IMM INSURANCE AGEh Phons 665 305 East Main Street Collinsville, III. 1 ICY 102 ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ ☆ “The only thing needed for us to win the European war in 1944 is for every man and woman, all the way from the front line to the remotest hamlet of our two countries, to do his or her full duty.” General Dwight D. Eisenhower Algiers, December 27, 1943 State Bank of Collinsville Collinsville, Illinois Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!!iimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiNiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiif 103 Let Us All Save Congratulations Tires and Gasoline Class of 1944 By Calling for Emergency Service ONLY When Absolutely Necessary CfXL? • JERE’S Also Save by Buying More United States War Stamps and Bonds TOGGERY • COP? PINTAR’S Tire and Battery “Fashion Headquarters for Men’s, Hoys’ and Ladies Ready-to-Wear” COMPLIMENTS of ★ ROBINSON’S NEWSSTAND Compliments of Rissi Studio ★ ★ Harry L. Robinson, Prop. 104 Congratulations Class of ’44 SCHROEPPEL Undertaking Co Inc. of COLLINSVILLE, ILLINOIS TELEPHONE 195 Funeral Home and Ambulance Service 314-316 West Main Street 105 CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1944 Krite’s Hardware Store Congratulations and Best Wishes JENNINGS Cjflorist 313 WEST MAIN STREET PHONE 404W 106 Telephone Main .19:1 WALTER LALTH’S lied and White Food Store • Quality Meats and Groceries • 311 EAST MAIN STREET Collinsville, III. McDonald Music Service MUSICAL SUPPLIES RECORDS GREETING CARDS NOVELTIES Stationery and Office Supplies ▼ 226 West Main St. Phone 666 Compliments of LINDER’S HARDWARE STORE 207 East Main Street ynytatulationi CLASS of ’44 Silverbloom Collinsville 114-16-18 West Main We Insure Everything but the Hereafter” THE MORRIS AGENCY Phones 19 or 69 217 West Main Street - Collinsville, 111. 109 Congratulations COMPLIMENTS Class of ’44 of ★ PALECEK Phone 33 HARDWARE Ostle Drug Co. “TIiq K.exa.11 J?toie ★ Furnace and Sheet Metal Work PHONE 151 1 H VANDALIA STREET Main and Seminary Collinsville, III. Holzweg and Company REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE BE SURE . . . INSURE” no Collinsville Building Loan iss'n George A. Lochmann, Secretary LOANS anil SAVINOS Want to Own Your Own Home? IT’S EASY. Let Us Show You How There's Insured Safety Awaiting Your Savings The Lochmann Agency Insurance — Bonds — Notary Public LOCHMANN REINSCH Realtors We Buy. Sell or Trade Anything in Beal Estate 115 West Main St. PHONE 210 Collinsville, 111. The 1944 Kahokian ★ was printed by COMPLIMENTS The Collinsville Herald of Collinsville, 111. of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Schroeder The Halftone Plates were made by ★ Central Engraving Co. of St. Louis 112 S-enion j lctimtiQ cCi t ANDERSON, LENETT Student Council 1 Third Maid of Honor 1 Library Club 2, 3, 4 Prom Committee 3 Honor Society 3, 4 Kahokian Staff 4 AUD, GINNY Band..............1,2,3 Chanticleer 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3 Hiking Club 1 Cheer Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Camera Club 1 French Horn Quartet 1, 2 1st Place—State 1 1st Place—Sectional 2 Brass Sextet 2 1st Place—State 2 Prom Committee 3 Student Council 1, 2, 3 BARILLARO, ALB'T BATO Band ............... 1, 2 BARTON, LA DORIS Safety Council 1,2 When the Moon Rises 2 Jerry of Jericho Road 4 Student Council 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls Chorus 3, 4 District Solo Contest 2 BAUER, WILMA Stamp Club 3 Library Club 4 G. A. A. 4 Prom Committee 3 Cheer Club 4 BENNETT, VIRGINIA BENVENUTI, EDNA Chorus 1, 2, 3 Contest Chorus 2 Girls Chorus 3 When the Moon Rises 2 Cheer Club ........3, 4 Student Council 3,4 Vice-President 4 Honor Society 3, 4 Secretary 4 Fourth Maid of Honor 4 Kahokian Staff 4 BERTOGLIO, LENA BETTORF, DIMPLES BIERMAN, MILDRED Chorus ....... 1, 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 1, 2 Cheer Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Cheer Leader 2, 3, 4 When the Moon Rises 2 Jerry of Jericho Road 4 Chanticleer 4 Hiking Club I G. A. A. 3, 4 BIESER, BOB Kahokian 2, 3, 4 Co-editor 4 Student Council 1,2, 3, 4 Class President 2, 4 Honor Society 3, 4 President 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Prom Committee 3 Science Explorers 4 Jerry of Jericho Road 4 Solo Trombone 2 Sextet 2 BILYEU, LORRAINE BLUEMNER, WANDA Band 1 BODE, ALLAN Football 2, 3, 4 Track ................ 4 Science Explorers 4 President 4 BOH LAND, WILMA Latin Club 1 Library Club 2, 3, 4 Chanticleer 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3 Contest Chorus 2 Girls Sextette 2 Mixed Octette 2 When the Moon Rises 2 Prom Committee 3 BOTT, VERNOY Latin Club 1 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 1 Little Theater 2 Science Explorers 4 BROWN, CATHERINE BRUNS, JOE Science Club 4 BUETIKOFER, DOROTHY Band 1, 2, 3 Cheer Club 4 BURNS, ROY Student Council 1,4 Football 2 BUSCH, RICHARD Science Club 4 CAIA, ANTOINETTE G. A. A 2, 3, 4 Hiking Club 1 CANNON, ROBERT CARDER, VERNA Cheer Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Cheer Leader 4 Camera Club 1, 2 Chorus 2, 3 Hiking Club 1 Little Theater 2 Stage Crew 2 Student Council 4 CASTELLO, TED CERESERO, ROSE G. A. A. 1, 2, 3 Cheer Club 3 Safety Council 1 CHAPMAN, ALAN CHAPMAN, ELLEN CLEMENTI, VIRGINIA Cheer Club 1, 2 G. A. A. I COHN, ARNOLD CONLEY, MARION Band .............3, 4 113 COOK, BERTHA COX, JACKIE Wood River H. S. 1,2 Bond .............. 3, 4 Science Club 4 DELBARTES, DOROTHY Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4 Majorette 1,2, 3, 4 Student Council 2, 3 Cheer Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Chanticleer 4 DEMATTIES, IRENE Latin Club 1 Cheer Club 1 Oboe Solo 2 Prom Committee 3 Band ........... 2, 3, 4 Student Council 4 Kahokian Staff 4 DENANDO, ELIZABETH Chorus 1 Cheer Club 2 G. A. A. 2 Safety Council 1 DIMMIC, MARTHA DOERR, LILLIAN MARIE Chorus 4 Jerry of Jericho Road 4 EARTHAL, HOWARD Band 1, 2, 3, 4 ENSLIN, MARY ELIZABETH ESARY, GLORIA DEAN Little Theater I G. A. A......... 1,2, 3 Safety Council 2 Chanticleer 3, 4 EVANS, JACK FERRIS, BOB FRATIGLIONI, ALVERNA Chorus ............ 1, 2 Little Theater 1 Chanticleer 4 Cheer Club 1 Hiking Club 1 FRIESE, VELDA MAY C. A. A. 4 East St. Louis H. S. 1,2 FURFARO, SAM F. F. A. Club 2 GAVILLET, EUGENE GAVILLET, RAYMOND Baseball Manager 1,2 GEBAUER, CLARENCE GESCHWEND, CHARLES F. F. A. 1,2 Baseball ............ 2, 3 GREER, BILLY H. Camera Club 1 Kahokian 2, 3, 4 Chanticleer 4 GREGG, BETTY GRIMM, JACK Band 1,2, 3, 4 Orchestra 1,2 School Dance Orchestra 3 Prom Committee 3 Student Council 4 Class Vice President 4 Honor Society 3, 4 Camera Club 2 Chanticleer 2, 3, 4 GOETZ, DOLORES JEAN Band 3, 4 Science Club 4 GRAHAM, JOHN HAAK, IRVIN M. HAIG, AUDREY Student Council 1, 2 Cheer Club .......... 2 Chorus 2, 4 Chanticleer 2, 3, 4 Prom Committee 3 Honor Society 3, 4 Jerry of Jericho Road 4 HANKINS, HANK Football Manager 2 HAUPTMAN, ETHELMAE Chorus 3,4 Band .........1, 2, 3, 4 Camera Club 2 Orchestra ......... 1, 2 Operetta (Orchestra) 2 HENZE, MYRT Chorus 1,2, 3, 4 When the Moon Rises 2 Latin Club ........ 1 HOCHER, JANICE Student Council 1 Latin Club 1 Class Secretary 2 Library Club 2, 3, 4 Chanticleer 3 HOLST, FREDERICK JUDA, RALPH Prom Committee 3 KLEPPISCH, RUTH ANN Library Club 2, 3, 4 Cheer Club 2 Hiking Club 1 Chorus 1 Latin Club 1,2 KLUGE, MARY ELAINE Chorus ............. 1 KOEHLER, HARRY Science Club 4 LANAHAN, JAMES LARREMORE, DOTTY Chorus I Student Council ....1,3 Band 1 LA SURS, BOB Student Council 1,4 Band ..........1,2, 3, 4 Kahokian........... 1,2 Class President 1 LAUCHLI, RICH Football 4 Track 4 LAURENTI, VI Chorus 3, 4 G. A. A........1, 2, 3, 4 Cheer Club 1, 2 LEE, BERNIE Student Council 2 Football ............ 2 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Chanticleer 3 Kahokian 4 LEE, RED LOCHMANN, IRENE LOCHMANN, RED Student Council 2 Class Vice President 2 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Baseball 3,4 LOCUS, LEONARD Chorus 2 Chanticleer 3 Kahokian 4 LOWE, JOYCE Band 1, 2 Chorus 1, 2 Camera Club 1 Cheer Club 1, 3, 4 Chanticleer 4 Operetta 2 Science Club 4 114 MADDALINO, WILMA Chorus 1 MARTIN, CHAN Chorus 1, 2, 3 Chanticleer 3, 4 MEIR, BEULAH MINTER, JOHN A. Student Council 3 MIZEE, DORIS Chorus 1, 2 C. A. A. 2, 3, 4 Co-President 4 Stamp Club 2, 3 Cheer Club 4 Prom Committee 3 Library Club 3, 4 MORETTI, MARIE Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Cheer Club 4 Little Theater 2 Science Club 4 MORO, MARIE Latin Club 1,2 Science Club 4 NIEBRUEGGE, NORMAN F. F. A. 2 NOCHTA, JOE F. F. A. 1,2 Student Council 4 Prom Committee 3 OGDEN, KATHRYN G. A. A. 2 Hiking Club 2 Bicycle Club 2 OPP, JACQUIE Band 1, 2 Flute Quartet 1, 2 Class Secretary 1 Kahokian 2, 3, 4 Business Manager 4 Prom Chairman 3 Stage Crew 4 Honor Society 3,4 Cheer Club 2 Camera Club 1 PAULINE, BETTY G. A. A. 2 Hiking Club 2 Bicycle Club 2 PELCHUS, MARIE Chorus ............ 1, 2 PETRAT, EMMA G. A. A............. 3 Chanticleer 2 Third Maid of Honor 4 PRANAITIS, GEORGE F. F. A. 1,2,3 PRIGMORE, JANE Kahokian 2, 3, 4 Co-Editor 4 Chorus 1,2 Cheer Club 2 Stamp Club ............ 1 Chorus Contest 2 Little Theater 1 When the Moon Rises 2 Stage Crew 2, 4 Student Council 1 PRINEAS, GEORGIA Chorus 1, 2, 3 Library Club 2, 3, 4 Secretary 4 Latin Club 1 PROCTOR, MARGARET Band 2, 3, 4 Library Club 3, 4 Vice President 4 Kahokian 4 Prom Committee 3 Science Club 4 PURSEY, MYRTLE REEDY, MAURICE V. football 4 Coronation 4 ROSENTHAL, SHIRLEY Cheer Club 2, 3, 4 Chanticleer 4 RUSSELL, ELOIS Hiking Club 1 Cheer Club 1 G. A. A. 2 Drum Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4 SASEK, NORMAN M. F. F. A. 1,2 SCHADE, EVELYN Cheer Club 1,3 Hiking Club 1 Library Club 3, 4 Class Treasurer 2 SCHALTER, EDGAR J. Band 1,2, 3, 4 SCHILLER, ALFRED Basketball ............3, 4 Chanticleer 3, 4 Co-Editor 4 SCHMIDT, ELOISE Band 1, 2, 3, 4 SHAROS, GEORGE J. Rock Jr. High ........ 1 East St. Louis High 2 SHELTON, BETTY Band 1 Latin Club ........... 1 SOPETTO, PETE SORBY, BILL SOVA, ORVILLE L. SPENCE, CENEVEE STOCK, DON L. F. F. A. 1, 2 Stamp Club 1, 2 STRACKELJAHN,ESTHER M. STRAIN, LEE STRONG, MILTON J. Chorus 2, 3, 4 When the Moon Rises 2 Cheer Club ........1, 2 Track 1 Cheer Leader 2 SUTTON, JEANNE Student Council 4 Chanticleer 3 Band ................. 1 Cheer Club 2 Science Club 4 Second Maid of Honor 4 Camera Club . 1 Class Treasurer 1 SWIP, MARILYN Chorus .......1, 2, 3, 4 When the Moon Rises 2 Jerry of Jericho Road 4 THOMPSON, NEWNAM TOGNARELLI, ALBERT J. Football I VAUGHN, WILMA WALKER, JEAN East Side H. S. 1, 2, 3 S. A. A. 1,2, 3, 4 WALKER, JOHN WAND, MARY Effingham H. S. 1, 2, 3 Band 1, 2, 3 Class Treasurer 3 Camera Club............1 1 15 WAYMOTH, JOYCE MAE Highland High 1, 2 Home Ec. Club 1,2 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Cheer Club 2 WEBER, RUTH Band ............1,2,3 Latin Club 1 Chanticleer 4 Science Club 4 WEDESKY, JOE WELLE, MARGUERITE Chorus 1, 2, 3 When the Moon Rises 2 Student Council 4 WENDLER, LEROY J. F. F. A............ 1,2 WENDLER, MARTHA When the Moon Rises 2 Chorus .... 1, 2, 3 Student Council .. 2, 3 G. A. A.............. 2 Latin Club 1 WESEMANN, LUCILLE Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus .............. 1 Latin Club 1 Student Council ..... 1 Hiking Club ......... 1 Little Theater 2 WESEMAN, LAVERN WHITTEN, BETTY J. G. A. A...............2 Majorette 2, 3, 4 WILDS, VIRGINIA Band ................ 1 Latin Club .......... 1 Hiking Club 1 WILHELM, JAN Chorus 2, 3 Safety Council 2 Library Club 4 ZACCANTI, DOROTHY G. A. A...........2, 3, 4 Chorus 3 Band ................ 2 116