Collinsville High School - Kahokian Yearbook (Collinsville, IL)

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JANE CRITSER—Possesses o great deal of ingenuity and on abundance of ready wit, with beauty galore NORBERT NORMANSELL—Enjoys himself in anything he does, and he does quite a lot of things, too. PALMIRA POLI—New this year from St. Louis, but got right into the swing of things at ol' C. T. H. S. AMOS EMRICH—He does things to please himself, but is a millstone to no one, so they don't complain. ELMER BURSTADT—Honest, congenial, with a sparkle of wit showing up at very frequent intervals. BEVERLY HALE—A redhead who has a mind of her own and is against working too hard or too often. BILL BODE—Nothing ever puts him out of patience —goes on his way bothering no one as he does it. DORIS DYKES—Variety is said to be the spice of life, and here is one variety that we consider very good. BETTY SCHOPPE—A well known member of the senior class who is out for all the fun there is in life. WILBUR LARCENT—Doesn't like work any too well —who does? Really a swell guy to get to know better. DOROTHY BOWLES—Never has much to say, but probably does a lot of serious thinking on the side. NORWIL CRANMER—An ardent band member who finds time for other things that make for much fun. Critser, Jane Normansell, Norbert Poli, Palmira Emrich, Amos Burstadt, Elmer Hale, Beverley Bode, Bill Dykes, Doris Schoppe, Betty Largent, Wilbur Bowles, Dorothy Cranmer, Norwil 25

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Crespi, Chas. Evans, Jacquelin Woodring, Rufus Fix, Evelyn Wilshire, Robert Albrecht, Wilma Hammers, Eleanor Wrigley, Robert Block, Mildred Edmiston, Jerry Adcock, Mary Lou Ward, Pat 7jke Senior Cla££ Doris, Freddie, Ruth CHARLES CRESPI—Knows about everything except himself. JACKIE EVANS—Would rather have fun than study lessons. RUFUS WOODRING—Gosh, he's tall. One of our athletes. EVELYN FIX—We're convinced that her energy is spasmodic. ROBERT WILSHIRE—He speaks very little, but says much. WILMA ALBRECHT—Her words tumble like clowns about her. ELEANOR HAMMERS—Looks like a girl of true spirit. BOB WRIGLEY—Nature made this guy, then broke the mold. MILDRED BLOCK—The quiet kind whose natures never vary. JERRY EDMISTON—One of the male beauties of C. T. H. S. MARY LOUISE ADCOCK—She does nothing that seems trite. PAT WARD—Another male beauty, but he's quite a puzzle. 24

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Coio, Sera Zarr, Lloyd Giknis, Louise Richmond, Ralph Viviano, Nino Guinzy, Annabelle Wrigley, Laverne Tschirner, Helga Fields, Elaine Saathoff, Edgerton Wand, Ruth Abram, Barbara SARA CAIA—Short, sweet, congenial, one of those quiet beauties who is very active in the G. A. A. circle. LLOYD ZARR—Quiet, well-dressed, one of the celebrities from Maryville. Well known in baseball world. LOUISE GIKNIS—A good student who finds time to get into the activities and still keep her grades on top. RALPH RICHMOND—Tall quiet type, interested in music, new in our school but has made many friends. NINO VIVIANO—Not one of the rowdy class and is pleasant as his mood allows him to be at the moment. ANNABELLE QUINZY—Small and quiet with the ways that make people feel she's a real true friend. LAVERNE WRIGLEY — Quiet, conscientious, and a first rate fellow. Aims to please, and usually does. HELGA TSCHIRNER—Here's one girl who is going on for bigger and better things—and will reach her goal. ELAINE FIELDS—We do believe she's the shortest person out here. Constantly busy, as all short people. ED SAATHOFF—Almost blew up the Chem. lab once a week all during the year. Has a swell disposition. RUTH WAND—Came to us from Effingham last year and has made a lot of friends. Quite a band member. BARBARA ABRAM—Attractive girl, always seems greatly pleased about anything that happens to her.