Collinsville High School - Kahokian Yearbook (Collinsville, IL)

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HELEN BERKEY—Small, cute, lots of fun. Usually she can talk her way out of any difficulty she's in. LARRY DALY—Shows a spark of intelligence and wit now and then when the occasion and mood agree. VIRGINIA ASHMANN—Blonde, blue-eyed, a super dancer, a nice personality, and she likes to have fun. GENE FLENNIKEN—Generous in many different ways for he furnishes howling amusement free of charge. NORENE MERSINGER—Has a song in her heart and music in her feet, loves to dance and really good at it. ROBERT CHAPMAN—Spent four years working to be a senior, but oddly enough we never got acquainted. DONALD JOHNSON—Left at mid-year to answer the call to arms. Good fellow, always did the right thing. MARY LOU ELMORE—Dependable, ever ready to do the thing expected of her, with a few surprises. Eatin’ the Profit RAY RATZEL—Delights in attempting so-called sly tricks, then assuming that wide-eyed look of surprise. CHERRY MERRIFIELD—Fun-loving girl who hasn't much use for studying, but goes about working quietly. JOHN RADOSEVICH—Easy-going, not much to say. Made a capable as well as handsome basketball copt. FLORENCE SCHMIDT—A little on the quiet side, agreeable and pleasant to everyone in her vicinity. Berkey, Helen Daly, Lawrence Ashman, Virginia Flenniken, Gene Mersinger, Norene Chapman, Robert Johnson, Donald Elmore, Mary Lou Ratzel, Ray Merrifield, Cherry Radosevich, John Schmidt, Florence 27

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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.

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Birke, Sari Cauen, Jack McAdoo, Betty Schildknecht, Claude HoJst, Walter Cent, Earl Williams, DeLores Adcock, Eleanor Ciacoletto, Joseph Powell, June Sims, Mildred Mueller, Edith Scaggs, Joyce Dellamano, Robert JOYCE SCAGGS—A heart to resolve, a head to contrive—and a heart to execute. Who can need more? ROBERT DELLAMANO—Many things, but most of all he possesses fine sincerity and mature ability. SARI BIRKE—A volume of wisdom, withdrawn from the ordinary realm of things to an internal depth. BETTY McADOO—She finds something funny in everything, which is a pretty good trait to have. SCOOT SCHILDKNECHT—One of our outstanding athletes, and a prominent leoder on the campus. WALTER HOLST—Never seems to have his spirits dampened, so he should be oble to bear life's burden. EARL GENT—Nickeloden technician and a steady man, with a standing option on the blonde Morion CeLORES WILLIAMS—Kahokian editor par excellence with I. Q. second to none, and matching personality. ELEANOR ADCOCK—Three fifths genius, two fifths foolery — our idea of a well-balanced personality. JOE GIACOLETTO—Serious and quiet most of the time, capable of fun when it seems appropriate. JUNE POWELL-—Hardly ever see her without seeing Milly—and what two girls could be more attractive? MILDRED SIMS—Tall, dark and comely—the Latin type, with a great devotion to that big boy Rufe. JACK GAUEN—A happy-go-lucky character who never seems to rush, but who gets there just the same. 28 EDITH MUELLER—A grand person to claim as your friend, and she has an unusually long string of some.