Collinsville High School - Kahokian Yearbook (Collinsville, IL)

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FREDA PICKER—Little, quiet, attentive, and you can be certain she does her best in anything she undertakes. BOB KUNKEL—Always recites in class, and usually knows what he is talking about—that in itself is odd. ARLINE FAICLE—With a rose in her hair, we'd think of a typical Spanish senorita — attentive and alert. EMILY MUSSO—Her interests lie in fashions, Home Ec. and tall men. Hobbies having fun and dancing. LAWRENCE LOYET—Like most of the other seniors, interested in a lot of other things besides knowledge. LUCILLE PLANITZER — Think she's shy—really. Z)he Senior Cla££ CHICK WILLET—Has accumulated credits with ease. MILDRED WALKER—Sincere in everything she does. MARGARET BOSOLA—Eternally doing nice things. Wimp, Doris, Jim, and Bob JOHN RICHICHI—01' Napoleon was a little guy too. DOROTHY STEPHENS—Loads of fun, always alive. ROBERT CLAUSSEN—Slept through most of classes. Picker, Freda Kunkel, Robert Faigle, Arline Musso, Emily Loyet, Lawrence Planitzer, Lucille Willett, Charles Walker, Mildred Bosola, Margaret Richichi, John Stephens, Dorothy Claussen, Robert 19

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O'Connell, Thomas Botkin, Betty Schiber, William Taylor, Opal Lauth, Noreen Haddick, Clifford Palmer, Lillian Blaha, Eli Skelton, David Schiller, Dorothy Lohmann, August McGee, Ruth TOM O'CONNELL—Main hobbies playing the drums, jitterbugging, and going steady with various people. BETTY BOTKIN—One of those lucky people who has gone steady for ages and, confidentially, she likes it. BILL SCHIBER—One of those Maryville fellows who looks quiet but really is the soul essence of noisiness. OPAL TAYLOR—Always finds something to laugh at. She writes more letters than anyone else we know. NOREEN LAUTH—Little, vivacious, with a mischievous twinkle. Her chief interest lies in a junior boy. LILLIAN PALMER—Quiet, friendly, always busy. You hear her giggle now and then when really amused. ELI BLAHA—A master-minded Chemistry friend, a band member who never says much about anything. DAVE SKELTON—A regular guy, well-liked by all. He possesses intelligence and also abundance of wit. DOROTHY SCHILLER—Cay and happy without a care in the world except worries about Chemistry exams. AUGIE LOHMANN—One redhead who doesn't have that characteristic temper—just takes life as it comes. CLIFFORD HADDICK—Tall and lean, he likes lots of fun, is a prominent member of the C.T. H.S. Band. 18 RUTH McGEE—Small, blonde, with cute snapping eyes. Forever doing various things for other people.

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Sudbring, Ruth Petroit, Albert Lee, June Thiel, Gene Schmidt, Melba Widdows, James Kirsch, Leroy Ceresero, Louise Karvelot, Virginia Luebbers, Doris Benyr, Royd Hauptman, Norma T)lte eniot ClaAA RUTH SUDBRING—Efficient, and goes on her way quietly. AL PETRAIT — He's now serving his country in the Navy. JUNE LEE — She's either reading or voicing her opinions. GENE THIEL—Gene's reserved— and the intellectual type. MELBA SCHMIDT—She giggles constantly—is loads of fun. JIM WIDDOWS—Left us to take up wearing the Navy blue. LEROY KIRSCH—Blonde, eyes of blue, and a band member. LOUISE CERESERO—Nice, and friendly, and full of vitality. VIRGINIA KARVELOT—Makes friends, not acquaintances. DORIS LUEBBERS — Life's burdens will never trouble her. ROYD BENYR—Never hurries, and arrives in the nick of time. NORMA HAUPTMAN—Quiet and sedote, intelligent, witty. 20 Tommy O'Connell