Collinsville High School - Kahokian Yearbook (Collinsville, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1951 volume:

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Business Manager Eddie Bieser WM, cowl J Business Staff Doris Lorenz ,Bw . Earle Bitzer Senior Class Editors Doris Ann Warble Jack Leckel Junior Class Editor Fred Figge Sophomore Class Editor 1 Ju? aj, Freshman Class Editor ein 0 7, WJ Sports Editor VOA? C ncio Assistant Spo E f lgmon UW S Maw W r Qpon Landwehr Qin , .pvvi Jr ah?-H' W WW1 Point Manager Photographers Special Events Editor Typists Club Editors Circulation Staff l W3 Jan Wrigley +L Barbara Renfro C Q D MAL W Jeanne Ruderer X Charles Workman LN' A David Wright Gloria Zamaruone Pat Welle JJCEWX fan eg' K A H O K I A N ANNUAL PUBLICATION OF THE Joan Chapman Helen O l-lafa Vernon! Ca,3k1ll Nelle Sftepbiensqn SC1rGdell Smith Jo Ann Cdopev Ddrothyfjrofhe C T H S RANCH T951 ll E . . 1 9 I AA 6 I 'D 4 A ' A et 1 1 - , I l ver f- Y ' I 4 I O H r My ,llj 'U J W ll' to ,V va 4 l 1 ' ' fl 'Ml T 1 . tf A ' f Us S ' 'fb ' ' .ff E ,, A T' A t r J , Z for ' ' P 4? N E- ' .Y . ' ' SE so J' c T V S gs .f gl. 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We, the students and fac- ulty of Collinsville Township High School, are proud and grateful to our Bosses 'For their great accomplishments. E. G Holzweg The Ranch l as E. J. Mueller Harry C. Schnuck 6 Ruth McCormick I ,, c ,Nj ,vw K s 1 .-, .4 -I .,..i'f:-'G-' ,, - J 'V .fl ,' 51 . 2 ' 'Q' , A' 6 wr. .. 'fl-. 'E-5: . . , A. N i Q V , ' I w,fq,.fQ'Qf'. , . ,P 1 - W 'f , ,,.. 4 ' .4 .18-,Q-A ' V 3 . , 'xw at 5 l . . ' 'B' Anil'--'14 - .Q . A ff K, ix ,ga fs f'-34:7 . 4 M 'ik Q kk Mi T -I , 4 5 K , A t - 47.5 J- ' ' 5 zuvfaix : L1 9 f f::.ff1- ifgzix! Q ' L A 'lx 2, ,if 'H'-nf f g , . Q S-,. ' ' 5 I Z ,M:-- - if-,,, Q gif g .2 ' 2, ,. ,,k?-? .4,F'r if E A 5 S if Q Yx A fi rf l, ' - - ,xx I V ,L ., ' 3 s ,3, -. ,g 'ia' ,, ' 'Q Q J W K f f' I' . 445' S , 'f 1:1 Q ig f, 4 . -fs 'dr 4,15 , r4?:vQlH ox, A 'wif x , WA his ll ' 5 V K, 1 v ,' .ilu V -YAQVHF 'wg 3 ix EKVNH u ' . v f j ' I .. 5 W W W Pm -5, ' 12 S v X Q ' f ' ' M Z3 ' . . ,. ,N . L, S . 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'Q - - 'QJQQM 'ui FOREMAN . 9 'QAXOQE X106 Mr Darling Mr Darling make him an asset to any school He executes his infinite duties as administrator willingly and thoroughly and his Interest in the students and standards of fairness have earned him the respect of all Hats off to our progressive foreman 8 9 W '? 0 ' s Y- OQR The ingenuity, knowledge, and friendliness of WRANGLERS This assistant foremanns Mr V I P In dlsguuse' Mr Hale IS a tireless dependable and versatile leader who has the admlratlon and respect of all A Mnss Renfro IS our gracious dean of gurls and English Instructor who has the Interest ofthe students upmost In her mnnd She IS a kmd fruend to all who are nn need VI :AAN 5 Mr Hale V iEEx5'fPxN 1 5 uwfzfyt 9 Mlss Rentro - 4145540 l , 5 , , awe' I H E R D E R S lOfflce Staffl The Ranch ow Alberto Bilyeu Mary Ruth Cunningham Albena She's one of our favorite people, understanding and always ready with Mary Ruth Sweet, trusting, and gentle a quick wit or an able and helping hand. are the qualities that make up one person we couldn't possibly get along without. lO BRoNc Busrsks lrqwlfyl Roberta Baldrldge A new comer to C T H S who has made many truends She ably lnstructs underclassmen n English Edna Bare Our capable Genera Sclence mstructor who IS known tor her enthusiasm In her sublect Also sponsor ot the Ho Dea Club Edna Marne Bare Bruno Buerman A wmnmg smile and personallty are his trade mark of success A favorite with the students and faculty members Bruno Bierman Dorothy Clayton You wull always tmd her ready wllllng and prepared to substltute for any ot the absent taculty members ll Roberta Baldrudge Dorothea Clayton . . . . . E . J -ws. . - . .,. I 0 0 I ' V E I A 1 1 l ' - l iran, r . . . . I , , . . . . . 1 I Glenn Deoson Rhoda Gibson Glenn Decason-Skillfully directs the boys in his shop classes, is osistont coach, too. Guy DeChuoro Boys un shop clcum there us no better trlend or teacher Guy DeChlorcl Dorothy Eckort Our etflcrent llbrclrlon who IS never too busy to help any student Dorothy Ecko rt Vergll Fletcher Athletic Instructor Vurgul Fletcher Rhoda Gibson Superb muslc durector who IS bubbling wlth personality l2 l l l who eornestly cooches the boys. fa 5 , n a ' 'lll ' II - ll ' ' . Albert Grieve-A new addltlon to the C T. H S faculty who halls from Alton lllmous He's a very lukable fella' Fred Hayes An excellent Instructor of the soclal studies He IS known for his efficiency capablllty and fairness Albert Grieve Kathryn Healy A thorough Instructor who IS admired for her pleasant manner Dwnght Hedgcock Kathryn Healy Dwnght Hedgcock Pleasantness wullmgness and abllnty combine to produce an excellent teacher l3 Fred E. Hayes l l l l 4 E C l'le eCl4e Dianne Henning Dianne Henning Our sweet new speech Instructor who m and vital Edwm Hemecke A conscientious teacher of U S History and the sponsor of the Student Council He s liked by all' Clayton Houts Our competent instructor of Physics and Practical Mathematics Always knows a subtle comment Wilma Hughes Clayton Houts Wilma Hughes Holds down our Latin classes with a firm but friendly hand Sponsors the Latin Club Edna Kinsey lA Edna Kinsey Junior Literature instructor and pal to all. Sponsors the Cha nticleer staff. 4 has vi , ' l'ty. Franklnn Krelder He s the frlendly cheerful gentleman that has made our nahonally known band promment F C Krelder Edward Lampertz Money man and chief accountant We often wonder how he stays cheerful E J Lampertz Soren Larsen Patient lnkeable metal shop mstructor The boys have grown to know and admire his abnluty Soren Larsen Margaret Linder Capable art mstructor loads of fun. She's our Kahoklan sponsor naturally Margaret Linder l5 . . , . . . . . . . . W , l l . . . . 1 , . . . . . . . . 1 I . 2- I Luculle Muller Good nature and a pleasnng personallty help her put English across to her students with no trouble at all Lols Nelson Our Pleasant Gym Teacher she makes us want to work Able sponsor of the G A A Mary H Pmkel Clifford Protter Lucille Muller Loss Nelson Mary Pmkel She makes fourth year Englnsh mterestmg The best thmgs come un small packages She proves lt Clnfford Protter Teaches our upper classmen to keep books accurately Pleasant and wlllmg to help anyone who asks Olga S Quernheum I6 Olga Quernhelm She lnstructs her commercual classes with capabnlnty dlgnlty and a frlendly attitude Mary Rosslo Sweet dlsposutlon plus etfnclent teaching qualutles adds up to make her a peach ot an Instructor ls-Q Mary Rossuo Wulma Skaggs She immediately gams the respect ot all her students She also ably sponsors the H1 Tru Hilda Steiner A trlend to all ot her pupils and a capable teacher of Foods and Home Management Wulma Skaggs l-lxlda Steiner Alberta Swank Well quallfled and earnest she teaches her shorthand and typing classes wnth ablluty and aptness Gladys Thompson Talented with a needle she possesses the abnllty to pass her talent on to her students Gladys Thompson I7 Alberta Swank WAGON CREW fCclfeterlcl Staff? Mrs Crobowskn Mass Bott Mrs Paul Mrs Wmdsor CCustocIlansJ ,,-11'-v:aS ' Mr Johann Mr Cuff Mr Sepmeyer Mr Collms Mr Cunnmghom Mr Turechek I8 X' 0 o , x fL'fI'5, ' ES 53.1. ., :E . ' I I ' I ' . ww . ,NM M,-Q-f+ 'Yx 4 UMWN , - M ' nf , + A ,X ji' O . , . . , . , . , . MEMORIAM Verne H Barnes The students and faculty were deeply touched last year by the loss of two noble men Mr Barnes wide reaching ablllty honorable character and pleasantness had a great Influence on many of our llves He IS keenly mlssed In hrs good work here at CTHS Mr Schultz was known for has frlendlmess wlllmgness generosity and understandmg Through has hugh standards ot service for others he contrlbuted much to his community Frank Schultz I9 l i I 1 . I u . 0 . n ' I I - - . n n . . 1 . . I v . ' l I . . . . I u 1 . Q . I u -xusvmw mmm-. SHHH!-4 .Z ...As x. Y' gown gfu.fnJAu-ok KHEHEQD CAT' 'RE S0 E E XNSXDE THE QQRRAE THE 4-:Emu 15 DIVIDED BY UEGREE5 QE TRAIN Irvs READY FOR T4-AE MARKET 4 YEAR may ALMOIT READY T4-IE EYEAR OLD5 JUST BROKEN 2 YEAR GLDS AND LAST THE WILD YEARLINGQ f wb I , I 7 I 7 if KN v 5 'a K XQX. f V - in ful T O P H A N D S lSenlor Classl Mrs Skaggs Wlthout the rdeas and let s go M M ll splrlt of Mrs Skaggs our class ISS I er could not have reached nts hugh MISS Miller Whose patience and goal Shes been really swell Hull Macha Chapman Dougherty understanding has smoothed the rough spots we had to cross was always ready with a suggestuon The class oH'lcers thus year were of the best They worked hard for the class on all occasions always benng open for suggestlons and advnce They were an asset to the class We re very proud ot them 22 o o 0 - - ll 1 II . . - 1 . . . . . I 1 . I . . I . . . -,r . . . . I . . . . 1 . . I I I On a brlght autumn day un 1947 we seniors with thumplng hearts cmd shaking knees entered C T H S for the very first time Much has happened smce that first day four years ago our minds and bodues have grown new fruendshlps have been formed and true leaders have been duscovered among us Now glancmg back over those years we recall the good tlmes we have had together We soon became accustomed to hugh school llfe and the days turned rapudly unto months then years exams amazingly passed Our tlme was spent studymg lounmg extra curricular actlvltles and trying to make the team The cool football nlghts the playmg of lndnan Trall the homecoming parades the traps to state the beautuful coronatlons the whisper of a full sklrted formal our Junior Prom the flrst day we were freshmen, and the last day we were senuors-these are all mem- orles whlch we shall cherush as long as we lnve We, the class of 1951, will never forget the llttle red school house on Van- dalua Street-our Alma Mater-where consclentlous teachers guided our footsteps toward higher learnmg and lnsplratlon. RECORD CDF THE 4 YEAR om Carol Abraham Blonde clever personaluty plus Dorothy Adamuck Bug brown eyes and sweet vouce Kenneth Adams Swell guy wuth easy goung ways Joe Ashman Sharp looks clothes and braun Dorothy Atwood Swell as can be Thats Do Mary Jane Barnes uuet gurl who lukes to study Anthony Barbarotto-Tall dark and handsome Pat Beldung Raven black haur nuce to be wuth Abraham Adamuck Adams Barbarotto Beckman Beldung Butzer Borders Bouse Delores Bemarkt Swell gurl always ready for fun Eddue Bueser Has helped un every school actuvuty Glenna Bulyeu Fruendly gurl wuth a brught smule Don Butzer Made good captaun of football team Darlene Borders A nuce person on the quuet sude Don Brown He s handsome but has hus troubles Janet Brueggemann A gurl wuth all the answers Glorua Buehrer Mary Ruths helper last peruod Ashman Atwood Barnes Bemarkt Bueser Bulyeu Brown Brueggemann Buehrer l - t , H . , -w . . . Todd Beckman-The big, silent lone wolf type, Darlene Bouse-Just about the best in everything if 24 Chuck Burner-A popular new tella with markings of success. Andy Cianciotto - Cood looks and fine personality combined. Joyce Combetto Her sweet disposition makes her well liked Richard Eckart Johnny on the spot with never a dull moment Burner Cianciotto Combetto Eckart June Butler An attractive girl who s lots of fun Joan Chapman She made a darling special maid' Fred Clare An honorable lad with sure ways Charles Clark A witty gent who loves baseball Richard Cline His studies are the fitth wind Butler Chapman Chiste Clare Clark fline Connors Cranmer Daugherty Fairchild Faletti Ferr s Anne Connors Everybody likes cute little Anne Dixie Cranmer A cute blonde very good natured Henry Dougherty Very outstanding in everything Bob Fairchild l-le wields an art brush like a pro Lucille Faletti She s an office assistant supreme Pat Ferris Her striking red hair wins admirers 25 l Betty Chiste-A band member, and very brilliant. - A - I - Bob Fresen - Another red-head and very friendly. Frank Furfaro-Everybody enjoys Frank's company. Mary Ellen Goetz-One of our better female athletes. Joyce Graham-Blonde and sweet. Joyce is all reetl Doris Gray-Cute, with a terrific sense of humor. Pat Greer-Very smallg very niceg and verv friendly. sf- l-larvey Creenstein-One of our brilliant students. Dorothy Grothe-A neat dresser, and also very nice. Pat Guthrie--A beautiful smile for a lovely girl. Carla Hanser-She'll be a stunning success in life. Ray Hartenstein-A friendly boy - a sharp mind. June l-leidenreich-A blonde package of dynamite Bill l-lenze-A cheerful lad with a constant smile Jim Hill-A real nice guy and also a good student Susan Hoover-Very quiet and very well-mannered June Howard-Her beautiful red hair is envied by all Mary Ann Howe-A clever gal with plenty of spunk Nancy Jennings-There's a laugh a second with her, 26 lohnson u a Kassung Kramer Launhardt Le Beau Lulley Lusch Locandro Judy Johnson Quuet gurl a member ot the band Rolla .luda One swell guy with a lot of fruends Catherine Kassung Nuce luttle gurl but so quuet Bernuce Kosewuch She s a devoted band member Muke Kostyshock Blonde headed tops wuth all Joan Kramer Very attractuve and nuce to be wuth Irene Launhardt Personoluty and brulluance wow Bob LeBeau Swell guy and always ready for fun Kosewuch Kosten Kostyshock Leckel Leucht Leone Lochmann Lorenz ott Jack Leckel A wonderful dancer he can act too Don Leone Basketball and gurls ore hus hobbues Jum Lulley Hus blonde hour makes gurls envuous Don Lusch A friendly fellow who lukes football Sam Locandro l-le lukes the udeo of graduating Mary Ellen Lochmarun Loads of fun all the tume Doris Lorenz She was o beautiful football queen Hannah Lott She always knows all the answers 27 l d . . ' ' L Shirley Kosten-A girl who enjoys her studies. Jake Lf-2iCl1f-F l9 ldlY OS CON be, VGVY WCG lo know - . . . , . q . . Helen Loyet A really swell gurl to have around Paul McCann Wit and friendliness are natural Marlene Macho She works hard to help others Munnue Magnettu A happy go lucky brunette Fued Malone Co captain of our football team Don Martin Doesnt talk much but hes swell Peggy Meadows Interested un just everything l-larold Muller Blonde handsome and carefree George Nance A very nuce guy to have around Mary Ruth Nance The band us her main interest Merle Nichols A gurl that loves every sport Bob Nicol A football player wuth plenty of spunk Lawrence Nolan Tall and handsome very nuce Anuta O Connor Not the nousy type but very nice Tom O Hara Tall dark and handsome us right Ethel Osborn A gurl much interested un athletucs Loyet McCain Macha Magnettu Malone Martin Massa Meadows Muller Nance Nance Nichols Nicol Nicol Nolan O Connor O H ra Osborn 28 Leonard Massa-Blonde hair, blue eyes, and fun. Carol Nicol-A cute trick with a great gift of gab Mary Osborn-Very brilliant in her studies, And she's chic too, Charlene Plotch - Loves fung can't wait to get out of school. Sharon Rebenschued Short pe tnte she makes friends easnl Dean Qachtleben No troubles gets by In everythlng possuble Osborn Outland Pense Peterman Plotch Polete Powell Rambolt Rebenschled Ruderer Rudrs Rutz Sachtleben a r Schmidt Schuerer Shnrley Outland Brumtul of pep and energy Dorman Pense ulet guy but an awfully nice one Duck Polete Duck has a dstfucult tame with thnngs Jean Powell She has everythnng Including As Harry Rannbolt Nice looking loves basketball Jeanne Ruderer Polite and friendly Jeanne vs tops' Ruchard Rutz The luttle man who s always there George Sahr Loads of fun and not really QUIET Jack Schmudt Always well dressed and well lsked John Schuerer Not very bug but he gets around 29 . I . .yi S h ' Imogene Peterman-Tall and friendlyg very nice. Dena Rudis-l-ler quiet attitude is always welcome. Jealine Seiner--She's really a card and lots of fun. Judy Simon-Outstanding with pretty blonde hair. Mary Alice Singleton-Plays the cymbals in the band. Chuck Skelton-A comedian if there ever was one. Jack Smith-Gets around in a red convertible-wowl Jacquelyn Smith-A gal with a pleasing personality. Louise Smith-Those band trips are her specialty. Marie Smith-Loves music and dances like a dream. Jerry Staden-A wonderful fella with lots of friends. Delores Tennant-The type who's always well-liked, Dick Toon-He's an easy-going fella in everything. Delores Vacca-A nice gol who makes friends easily Irene Vercellino--So quiet, never has anything to say Doris Warble-A beautiful girl with much charm Don Watt-Has not much to say-but he gets along Dorothy Watt-Don's twin-and like him, she's quiet Bill Weiser-Never in trouble, and is very friendly Pat Welle-A popular cheerleader for three years 30 Whaley Whlteslde Whlteslde Whitlock WlllI8mS Willoughby Wnnkler Wunters Wnght Wrngley Wyatt Zamarlone Vnrgul VVhaley Lakes to have fun tn has own way Knowlton Whutesede Guy who never studles hard Phyllis Whntesfde A nlce gurl who does her best Phy In Whntlock Crves her all to help a trnend Jnrn Wulllams Has the know now to play the plana Joan Wnlloughby A gurl w never IS nn trouble JB 'N VX x, J M ' X Ronald Wrnkler Bursting with energy very nice Bob Winters Gets a charge out of every joke Howard Wrnght A basketball player smart too Janice Wrngleyx lgla ood hand for art work Mary Wybft One Inttle lady who as very quiet Layla Zamarlone Attractuve wuth so many friends , Jr . 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'- J N 1 N g , 1 lk, 'x do , Ik rx he -, JA' ff D. fl' WINNING ESSAYS Folrowrng are copxes of the prrze wrnnmg essays of Mrs Pmkels senror Englrsh classes The frrst was chosen by ludges for the Amerrcan Legron Auxrlrary and was the work of Don Brtzer The second rs the wmner of frrst prize rn the V F W Auxrlrary essay contest and was wrutten by Anrta OConnor AMERICA THE KEY TO FREEDOM For every workung key there rs a matchung lock whnch separates persons or thnngs from each other ln thus case freedom rs berng separated from people those people who cannot enjoy the free speech lsberty and lustrce whrch freedom could brung them The desngn of any key as determuned by the lock nt us beung made to fnt In order to examnne the key to freedom we must flrst examine the matchnng oc4 This lock has two parts a communrstac government and o group of communlstnc forces It works on two prlncsples The first IS that of keeplng those now under the communustnc regime lgnorant of the real truth and second taklng unto the communlstlc reglme those whose standards of lrvlng are so low that they have no other choice Usung these as the prrnclpal works of the lock we may now see how the key should be made The first part of the kev must be able to unlatch and expose the Commun vstlc government as lt as to the people of the world and especially to those behund the :ron curtain The second part of the key must be made so as to turn b ck the communnstlc forces and prevent communustlc government from envelopnng the world Not only must this key be put unto the lock and turned but all parts of thus key must turn at once A try out key of freedom has been an the lock for several years but at has been only recently that anyone has trned to turn the key To expose thus unfit government the Unlted States has been beaming raduo broadcasts to Russna and the rest of the world These broadcasts called The Vouce of Amerrca reveal to the people the true condutlon of the world and the posntuon of each country Th Unrted Natrons has been formed as a world councrl so that world problems may be solved peaceably The council began In July l95O to twnst a mayor part of the key of freedom and to move one more tumbler toward freedom of the world lt dad thus when nt met the communastsc aggres suon In Korea wlth force So far the Unlted Natnons forces have succeeded Whether these efforts wall prove strong enough to start the whole key turnlng and begun to open the lock to freedom has not been established but uf at IS Russla undoubtedly wull attempt to burr the key and plug up the lock untul It rusts so badly that at wall have to be shot off wnth a gun Perhaps af thus key falls a new key could be made to fut the lock better Thus seeknng of a new key could take too long so It mnght be well to call upon the skeleton key that fnts all locks the Almnghty to open the lock that has been confnnung freedom to a select few and expose to the whole world the true wonderful freedom enjoyed by us rn Arneruco 32 O I O , . . . . . 1 1 . , . . u I r 1 ' ' r C , . Y 1 1 - 1 1 ' I r 1 . I . 1 f I FREEDOMS OPEN DOOR What us thus thung called Freedom s Open Door? What us ut composed of? What does ut mean to me unduvudually7 What does ut mean to the people as a whole? In descrubung thus door we must say that ut us tanguble un as much as ut us felt un the heart of every true Amerucan Yet ut us made up of untanguble thungs such as spurut love and yes unuty Many have dued for the pruncuples for whuch thus door stands Suppose we try to umagune such a door lt us a beautuful door constructed bv some of the areatest carpenters of all tumes See how beautufullv blended the fortv euaht oueces are Yet each puece has uts own specual aualutues And there see the hunoes7 Thev seem to be called the Senate House of Repre sentafueves the Presudent and hus cabunet and the Supreme Court Naturally these hunoes have to have bolts to hold them tothe frame I thunk these bolts could be called the Averaae Amerucan The frame of such a constructuon would have to be The Constututuon There us a knob lt us called educatuon It us a most essentual part of the door un as much as ut helps people understand how the door can be opened by a true spurut of unutv and lovaltv to all races and creeds There seems to be some words enaraved on thus famous door The furst one of thus serues starts Four score and seven years And there us an other that goes ln the course of human events These words seem to portray the very essence for whuch the door stands All about thus door us not beauty for how can a door that us used so much retaun uts shununq newness lt may be compared to a house as ut be law that no person or thung can be perfect the vurtues must outweugh the bad characteristics Thus door has a lock Yes ut s true It us a tarnushed lock and ut shows u p un ualy contrast to the deen tranC1Uuluty of the rest of the door l belueve thus lcck could be labeled preuuduce un as much as ut seals the door aqaunst all those who seek to share thus guft of freedom wuth us When thus door us locked ut changes the meanung of freedom from somethung beautuful to some thung rnsuanufucant Do you see those uagaed scars on the door? A meanung lues wuthun for these blemushes were put there un the ceaseless fught for freedom That bua cuest scar was receuved un the vear eughteen suxty bf a confluct called the Cuvul War There are other thungs whuch mar thus door to rob ut of uts perfectuon These scars were put there out of ugnorance of the meanung of freedom and unuty Thus constructuon us my past present and future lt has molded the character of my Amerucan ancestors And l as a daughter of thus country and a furm beluever un uts pruncuples receuve ut as part of my herutage I wull guard thus guft and perhaps pass ut on to the future generatuons as my small part to theur happuness and securuty Thus wonderful puece of work means a standard we must luve up to lt means equaluty to all and the unuty and organuzatuon of our government Above all ut means unduvudualusm To thus natuon as a whole ut means lufe Thus door stands as a symbol A symbol of happuness of freedom of unuty and of perseverance Yes thus door us freedom Thus door us Ameruca 33 I 4 - - 11 1 11 1 A I ' I ' ll A ' ll . - v lu T ll I - A II A' ll h , 1' . comes a home when it is lived in. lt must pass severe tests. Since it is God's I . ' I , . I I I ' ' P' Flli5 uf'l'67AAx5 Landwehr Evans Gaskill ond Gloss The well liked and competent sponsor of the lunior class is Miss Quernhelm a teacher of commercial sublects She always seems to have a practical solution to our problems. Mrs Healy STANT FOREMEN OFFICERS OF THE JUNIOR CLASS A large amount of the success of the lunlor class can be attributed to its excellent leaders Stan Vernon Jan and Joan The class can be proud ot their capable etticlent and pleasant leaders Miss Quernheum M as sponsor of the junior class. Experience has rs. Healy, a well qualfied teacher, serves made her a capable sponsor. She always comes up with a good idea at the right time. 34 0 1. Q . flllx ,Q f .PA rx -, 1,0 jill , QP T JP .9 an I .KSN ,J T ' :I 1, . x ,Ot .5 f 1 A l v,fi','N- . I ' xi . f! sf r JUNIOR CLASS deal of prnde an roamlng the halls as upper classmen This year at our first round up we found that some 205 members were In our corral Even though the corral wasnt as loaded as last year we found that this was the largest lunuor class In the history of dear old C T H S At our flrst camp fare we chose Stan Glass Vernon Gasklll Jan Evans and .loan Landwehr to lead our class with the able assistance of our sponsors Mrss Quernherm and Mrs Healy We ha ve n'ceny other outstandlng dudes that we are proud of such as Helen O Hara whom we chose as fnrst maid In the football BACK ROW S Be ta Banche M Beta Ba dsley Blake Body FRONT ROW Ba k k A derso Ba nhart Bettchert Boehm Bnlyeu Boh e st ehl At ood Anderson Blandon 35 I . l 1 VL f' N f ' . f l,,' 5 ' Q. Q - J , . , f W ' - if f 1 ff I 1 'I J 'ff A ' lfvll 1 ' Kes, that dear old class of 52 is back in the saddle again as juniors with a great ' I I . . . . . . I l O l . I I I . I I . ' I I , I . . . - . I' , , . I' , I' , , . - : cs i, n n, r , i , , ' , n n i , w , , . JUNIOR CLASS coronatnon Athletes of the well represented lunlor class have won recognutlon durung all the sport seasons The long hours of practlclng the athletes put In IS repfesented by the many boys that have won letters Make Berta Don Deterdlng Rlch Maack Jam Ossola Hnram Albertlna and Bob Cunningham are a few ot the cow pokes on our basketball team Rough rldlng .lam Wasser football captain tor 51 52 IS well deservmg has tltle Many hard hrttlng cow punchers from our class won berths on the baseball team as well as many galloping ghosts on the track team There are many promment band members from our class holding tlrst chalr In their respectlve sec BACK ROW A Bu s Cooley Che y hestley SECOND ROW R Bu s Cobb Bo de s Castegna o Carl Close Chmault FRONT ROW Bu lchte Clgl ana Cooper C abt ee Ch nsman Cla k 36 a o . , . - 1 1 I I 1 . . . . ,, ,,. ' 1 ' I . . -. rn, , rr,C . -. rn, , rr, r, . . ' . - rr' r, 'i , , r r, r' , r. JUNIOR CLASS tions The Indlan Chlef, Shayne Berta, ss also a product of our class These are lust a few of the members of our class, and there are many more wranglers we would like to mention, but there lsnt enough room Our float with the theme of Moon Lught and Roses was one of the fine floats In the Homecoming Parade After spon sormg a great coronatlon, we gave the sensor class the best Prom they ever had As our last round up approaches, we are lookung unto the future, Into our semor year, but we will always be proud and will remember our lunlor year at dear old C T H S BACK ROW Dour Danlel Donatl Escher Deterdmg Fields Cunningham Done Elbe FRONT ROW Emerson Fayollat I Evans Evanko R Evans Davns Dashke Davl 37 0 o 0 . . . . . - . . . . , . ,, - ,, . . . - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l s I V tv 1 ' s I l ' v Y ' T 1 v ' t I ' 1 Y I I JUNIOR CLAS BAFK ROW Hamrlton Cakll Glass Hartman Gray Froge Foster Grlmore Hendrrcks FRONT ROW Hall Hartman Frtch Heftner Gerstenecker Hauptman Fulton Froncheck Hartwng BACK ROW Konsky L Kampmeyer Knatat Hoskrn Albert na ores FRONT ROW lalmsky N Howe Kuncl D Kampmeyer Hobbs luracek Hendrrckson Krllrnger Hu kelberry Lamb 38 Oil - -',-'Z , 1 ,' , '. - ,. , , . i.l-. .c , . JUNIOR CLASS BACK ROW Lansmb Loeschc Langreder Marhn Lochmann B Llsch Melvln McReynolds Maack Malone FRONT ROW McMahon Meyer McDermott Leone D Lochmann W Lochmann Landwehr Matter Mllam BACK ROW Pranams Paaxola Pegues T Orlglxasso M Orvgllasso Palmer Moore Naylor Ossola Peyakovlc FRONT ROW Newb rry McElroy Ponzettl O den OHara I Nicol E Nncol M Orugllasso Perez Newsome 39 O I O . U' . ' . . Y - I . . . 4 . A . . v - A . U .... . 1 .. , . , Q . . . . - . - - . JUNIOR CLASS BACK ROW Robinson Prrce Ryan Radosevrch BACK ROW Scherbal B Scaggs Senpp Skuthno Short FRONT ROW Sanders 40 FRONT ROW--Rodrian, Rowe. Renfro, Richter, Robbins, Riley. JUNIOR CLASS BACK ROW Sterner E Tyson Cp ou P Tyson Toupnot Stemm tz Turton Wall Vetter FRONT ROW Sumner N Stephenson A Walker cweet Sulek Tarrant Smrth T Walker A S'ephenson BACK ROW Yonkus Zrke Wright Workman Wasser V3lShVIll Wendler Weiss White Zukosky FRONT ROW Young Wllllams Warfreld Warble Wallace Whltlock Wolfe Wendler Warren Weiser 41 O I I . 1 .5 . G T - v -f - A 1 - v - -1 v . v - 1 - r - 1 J r Q - . - . - X ' . - V . . . . , . - ' , . . , . . . V . - DUDES . . Mlss Gladys Thompson was the other very capable sponsor of the sophomore class New to our school last year she gave us much assustance on prolects when we needed her trnendly gurdance and help Muss Thompson Mlss Edna M Bare who gets the freshmen started on the scnentlflc path was the able co sponsor ofthe sophomores A painter for a hobby she put a bright tlnt many times on class problems that seemed dark Mass Bore The sophomores chose an excellent set of offncers The President was Frank Woodcock l-'elpmg hum were Vlce Presndent Duck Rentro Helen Genssert as Secretary and Maryann Drost as Treasurer All worked hard Drost Rentro Genssert Woodcock 4? . . . . I . . . . - I . . . I - . . . . I . . . Q as . . ' 1 .J . . . . . . . , ,A M., I W4 . I . . . . SOPHOMORES When school opened, last year's green freshmen came back as sophomores. The in- tervening three months had worked wonders on them. Now they were sure of them- selves. They were confident. They were old hands at C. T. H. S. They felt like they owned the place. ln class organization the sophomores got off to a good start, elect- ing Frank Woodcock president and an excellent staff of officers to serve with him. In keeping with their previous good taste, the sophomores chose blonde Betty Pone- leit as their maid of the 1950 football coronation. Charming and friendly, Betty was lovely in a blue formal. She represented her many classmates in fine fashion. The BACK ROW-Bitzer, Buel, Bohn, Bennett, Bugger, Baltimore, Achenbach, Baumgartner. SECOND ROW-Adams, Bartos, Armstrong, Bickel, Bohnenstiehl, Brayford, Brown, Bright, Ackermann, FRONT ROW-Bilderback, Burcham, Anderson, Ash, Allen. SCJPHOMCRES . BACK ROW-Calvin, Castegnaro, Delashmit, Cigliana, Cianciotto, Domke, Dickerson, Counts, Cox, Anderson. SECOND ROW-Decker, Burner, Dilliard, Carr. Cooper, Combetto. Chapman, Counts, Calbreath, Calvetti. FRONT ROW-Cunningham. Caldwell. Deien. Dickman. Combetto. sophomores were also proud of their clever float, Somewhere Over the Rainbow, which added color to the homecoming parade. Two very lucky girls, Marilyn Nolan and Georgia Karnages, were selected as senior cheer leaders. All sophomores were certainly proud ot these girls. The second year class was equally proud of its fine representatives in all the other school activities. There were sophomores in all the sports, in the Band, the Chorus, public speaking and dramatic events, the Student Council, Latin Club, Hi Tri, G.A.A., Chanticleer, Library Club, the orchestra, F.T.A., Math Club, and last but not least, the Kahokian. The outstanding sophomore ath- 44 .SOPHOMORES letes included Hanvey, Woodcock, Doyle, Kwedras, Renfro, Simons, Urban, Faren- zena, Harris, McClain, Cigliana, and Ray. Others developed during this year and doubtless will make their mark in athletics as iuniors and seniors. As in previous years, the Valentine dance was a sophomore party to which all students were invited. It was a leading social highlight of the year. One sophomore who cut a lot of capers was Rita Novak, who as Princess Kahok joined with her Chief in Indian dances at the football games. And so the class of 1953 played its part in the school life. The sec- ond year was better than the first year, and the iunior and the senior years will bei' ,- Q still better. C. T. H. S. and the sophomore class can take a lot of pride in each other. 'gf BACK ROW-Fulcher, D. Eversman, Forneris, Fayollat, D, Eversman. Y SECOND ROW-Fults, Fletcher, Fields, L. Eckart, Drost, Farrell, Franklin, Elmore, Fingerhut. f FRONT ROW-Farenzena, Doyle, Donna, E. Eckart, Frese, Evans. 'C' -1 x31 ,Wg 69. I Hai 'if:iL ny-47 W? 'Wi . V522 Y ,m gf W A. F A . aff' A L ig it 1 c W' ff 3532 we-'gi 'if' M .1 za is ,E 1' ' 525'-MW K ft, ss ,,,,J .'5.E ,M in ,435 f-AG Dgmmm 11 ga H w N-. ff, 4 fd' x 4' 4 , V, - n ,sg,.,, 521 F' , ig , 4 nm. Im ,vu Ly. . as gg Ni ' -5 KE 5' if E J ay'-N 4-,Q wil. 9 5.3 wa' ,ai . ,znrfcqupm . vj - .GJYQL 3 .himw Q, ww 9 5. l EW 7 ,a.4.'7!?f.?:M 4,,w.....dwL,gg,gh. lim J 5 .,,-AQ, ' 1.2 :fi x L. ik , ','5j'2'l'bv-. . . . SOPHOMORES BACK ROW-E. Lewis, Kosten, Maurer, Kress, Kwedras. Logsdon. SECOND ROW-B. Lewis. Kostyshock, Locandro. Lentz, Martin, Lowry, Lange, Launhardt, Kosewich. FRONT ROW-McCann. Kuechlc. Marshall, Langreder. Luebbers. Lake. BACK ROW-Mintere McGee. Nesbit. SECOND ROW-McGhee. Neubauer. McCormick. McCoy. McGuire, Meadows. Nolan, Nichols. Miller, FRONT ROW-McDonald, Novak, Neace. Muehlhauser, Metzger. Meier. Miller. 47 SOPHOMORES . .. BACK ROW-Riggins, Ogez, SECOND ROW-Owens, Raymer, Osborne, Poneleit, Richter, Nuetzel, Noverio, Porter, Powell. FRONT ROW-Ray, Rcnfro, Ricker, Owens. Range. Pitts, Rader, Polacek. BACK ROW Perotka Seward Schmvdt Shulack SECOND ROW Rochus Sxms She-:pad Seavers Ronnberg Sharos Roedgers Schultze Scagllone FRONT ROW Rowe Schmlz Sagem Sh rnkus Scages Russ: Shanks Semamsln Ross 48 . . . SOPHOMORES BACK ROW Terrell Urban Sonnenberg Slmons Taylor D Waggener Steffen Smrth SECOND ROW Stephenson Starr Verneull Stowe Tremann Surber Tamburello FRONT ROW Ullman Smpson Unger Smith Stephens Sykes Talenskl Swlp BACK ROW Whntten Wvllou nby Werssert Wmkler S Wendler Yates Wlese Zarzeckl Wolfe Whlteslde Cunnmgham FRONT ROW D Wyatt Zmke Woodcock I Wyatt Warflcld C Wendler Warren Ward 49 1 . - . , . . . . . . . . 7, . , . . 1 . 3 . . . . . , . v . TENDERFEET lg: ff Awfffftft .W rf gbwrfr WMC? Berry Pr ce Rednour Cranmer Mrs Prnkel Muss Rentro Mrs Plnkel a sponsor of the freshman class has been very courteous towards the officers and class council In aclvlsmg cmd decldung matters requlrmg thought and keen luclgment Mrss Rentro also a sponsor of the freshmen class has shown the ottrcers and class council co op ration and eagerness an seerng that proper thnngs are decuded on and carried thru 50 .. 0, Q . yi, A l gb I Af gf V. 01 r 4 fvjw, 1 W W . . 7 E Irion? FRESHMEN Q D H EQ BACK ROW Atwood Bea FRONT ROW Ba dsley Ache Adams Holmes Be ot Blum Balth ope Bctton :llc Bo th Although we freshmen are lust dudes on the ranch we havent found It very hard In catching on to the rlght and wrong of things We are proud of the fact that we have the second largest class enrollment In the school The number of freshmen en rolled IS two hundred and fifty three The offlcers of the freshmen class 1950 51 are Thomas Cranmer Presldent Jlm Berry vlce president Delores Price secretary Thelma Rednour treasurer plus a Class Councul wlth sux members During the flrst sux weeks peruod there were quite a few freshmen on the Honor Roll Thus shows that many caught onto the routine quickly The gurls of the freshmen class Interests vary a great deal Many have loaned one of the choirs, some have lomed the band, 51 I B KJ xx Y T. ? C .W jp 5 1 A - , n. SECOND ROW-Bowles, Adams, Berry, Bozzello, Arth, Bickel, Barnes, Ahart. - r , r r, , , ni, , r . v' . r . . , . I ' I ' I I 1 I ' I I I I I ' FRESHMEN . . and some belong to varlous other clubs of the school There IS such a wlde variety of clubs that anyone can fund those that Interest hum For the gurls who like sports G A A affords them a wade field A great part of the freshmen boys are sportsn' nded Football basketball and track are well supported When football season started many of the boys got mterested In the game Wsth the begmmng of the basketball season many boys played on nntra mural teams and some played on the team that plays the prellmlnary game Other freshmen boys have lolned the chorus or one of the ensembles the band or another club Most freshmen have found ut to be a un: 1 gnssnnnw N q 0 TACK ROW Daly Crm otta Ca oll B ake Bro OND ROW Capecch dsley B tterfneld P CI ne B C apman Ca u e FRONT ROW F eld Falken ath Dc e n D ckey D xon Du ham C 52 . . . . . A . . . . . , . . . . ' af.. . 1 1 - . . . . . . . 1 1 - I nl ' J ' .,r,. , V1 2'W f ., 2 A gf ,N . -. l ', ,F if L O r O . . V' W A 5 . A , f F .:, lf' 'v , M Q Q E f L , t ' 2 'v 4- , f fy Q I 7 A it fr , . ' f P. - , ' i , rr , r , wn. SEC - i, Bar , u , . i , rown, h , l rk, B rgen r, R. Cline. -- i , r , w i , i . i , r , ox. . . FRESHMEN lot of fun to support the basketball team by going to the games and cheering to the best ot their ability. In the new Teen Town organization, the treshmen also have their representatives on the Board ot Directors. The representatives are Delores Price, Thomas Cranmer, and Bob Pellin. There are ever so many new things to get used to when 'first getting started in high school. This holds true especially if a student comes from a rural school where there are so few students. In high school there are so many more activities than possibly could be had at iunior high school, but it seems that the freshmen of this year caught on to them without much trouble BACK ROW Da dson f ans Cou ta ay Dcu Con ay Despe SECOND ROW E gla d Cumml s C a m Da s Dete dng Ellott Coats Den NT ROW I e a D Dc e o Du ham o 53 - vi ...v , r w , r, w , r. - n n , in , r n er. vi , r i , i , , i . FRO -Field, Fa nk nr th. ewein, i k y, Dix n, r . C x. FRESHMEN . .. in-Q-, BACK ROW Gus cr G e r Ferrlll Goetz Fruemann ennmgs Gnovando Fuller Green SECOND ROW Ferguson Fausz Hang Grecn H Icy Grovando Felty FRONT ROW Cexsserf Clovando Dankenbrlng Eer man Guedeman Gnsolano Goetz Wm, Y V -.iQ fe BACK ROW Hefferley lones Helmlch Hamllfon SECOND ROW Hrlluer londro Henry Iacobl Hacks Haluch FRONT ROW james lohnson lennnngs Hankms Howell Hams Haukapp lohanmng 54 ii K Ii -W ex . i z l -ij,...,re, ', ,' 4 .' , . ,M,w,,, .. - . A 4 av A- D' 4 I, -3 f l -2- 4 . . ' l ' 4 ., . A , Q V :V -f M l .. v,,,r ' A W , f 4 v :lf ,I I .. . FRESHMEN visa- -ABWNW as -1.- BA K ROW Naack Kanturek Lo andro Kosty he k Lucas Ienn n :ECOND ROW Maddalxno Karser Lyerla Karrer lones Keel FRONT ROW Krertner Krause Kavalrunas Karl Klapp Kelley ohann Klem Gig 'Y BACK ROW Ne: r May Messrna N dder Malm z Lawrence Laws SECOND ROW Vanrscallr Maxwell McCormrck Ulrrch Marx McKrnnon Matrcr Massef Morrrset Meyers FRONT ROW Mltchell Nrlam Vansrnr Moser Ncoe Maderach Matthews Moor 55 V '4 - IH ' . , , D h I' , . W , . s K :Q .S 4 m 1 ' U . W rs. .X .. ' ,, O it '11 ,. Mm. ,, 1 Q lj A . .- 5 , l , rg ' ka 4 Ill, , A K In V K V R J A NJ , . Q my K 7 - . ' M . V I ' V I 1 , 4 X Q A fl. Im- 4 A W tr f . ,,,. .. h , . '2' 434 W Q- rf 3 4, QW , az' ' 4 V R ,, , 0 41 . ew . , Y 1- -2 4 - ,' W 1? ee 'ff -M g r , 5' 3' A' 7 , 3- . , ,495 ' ,v i pig. l If Q41 V I. . FRESHMEN . . . DOB lg- 1 BACK ROW Oliver lxance Newberry Pellrn Nichols Piper SECOND ROW Miller Phelps Nucller Nevlnger Ob rio Parkinson Nlebruegge FRONT ROW Palmer Peterson Murphy Mumpcr Nusso Pacewr Perfer Pamatat ga 'T' MW' 38 BACK ROW Sa ke t Rud s Radford Rowland Read Schrller Rrnscv SECOND ROW Rapp Ryan Rednour Prrce Ryan Ramsey Pochek FRONT ROW Reynolds Reid Sharp Savage Schardan Schade Sepmeyer Seago 56 I 1 ff j , ,Q W! V cr Q - R ' 12 . W 'N Q aa A 4. 1 A raw H- W W .ll v' 9 ,BRN . vw-M V K '1' 0 -5- 1' 5 , KJ ' FRESHMEN 96 'W 33 18 'ur' '06- 15 wp. BACK ROW Steckert Smith Shea Smlfh Toss Sudbrlng SECOND ROW Shlnn Slmpson Snmons Srrackellahn Shup Sou hard Short Steffenhag Slovmskn FRONT ROW Sheroky Smola Ralls Townzen Tubbs Sulek Spencer Stephens A 4' if ff 152.3-.1 X is h If 'bw ,T BACK ROW-Willoughby, Weissert, Voegeli, Zavaglia, SECOND ROW-Werner, Tyner, Weiss Welle, Worsham. Wendler. Worthen. Vollman. FRONT ROW-Ullman. Ventrice. Wiseman Waghorn, Vukelich, Whitney, Winchester. 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OFHCERS The round-up of news, club-news features, and sports Jan Evans Feature Editor Jenny Cigliom News Editor is put out by the Chanticleer staff for the bi-monthly Jim Hill Sports Editor school paper. Under the efficient supervision of the Phyllis Whitlock Club Ed'r sponsors, Miss Kinsey and Miss Baldridge, the editors, Jenny Cigliana, Phyllis Whitlock, Jon Evans, and Jim Hill, and the staff proved to be very efficient this year. BACK ROW-Combetto, Welle, Cranmer, Martin, l. Cianciotto. Dfost, Warble, Howe, O'Hara. Howard, Walker, Combetto. Ve'neuil. Hrubetz. Guinzy. SECOND KOW-Vacca, O'Connor, Nance, Guthrie. Lorenz, Cigliana, Evans, Renfro, Wallace, Young, Meadows, Connors FRONT ROW-Simon, Whitlock, A. Cianciotto, Hill, Bitzer, Nuehlhauser, Ferris, Bilyeu. 60 . . . DRAMATIC CLUB The Dramatic Club, in the absence ot Miss Schmidt, was sponsored by Miss Henning, who did a wonderful iob. New hands were hired in order to relieve the actors from backstage work. Their tirst play was Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, about some dudes going to France. This popular club will keep bringing us the fine plays that it always has. Keep up the excellent work! OFFICERS Storm Gloss President Doris Worble Vice-Pres't Pot Davis Secretory Mory Ann Howe Treasurer BACK ROW-G. Fields, Glass. Muehlhauser, Metzer. Riggins, M. Fields. Miss Henning, Italiano. Wallace, Leckel. Bitzer. Workman, Dougherty. FRONT ROW-Nicol, Warble, Sharos. Cooper. Lorenz, Evans, Bemaikt, Dilliard. Davis, Landwehr Geissert. 61 BACK ROW-Lilley, R. Anderson, Carthy, lones, Blase, Fitch, I. Anderson. FRONT ROW-Warren, lohann, Walker, Meadows, Lamb, Davi, Clark, Seipp. Koscwich, Rose. SELLERS Gwen Lamb Marie Davi Ruth Clark Dorothy Seipp Junior Junior Junior Junior Each day as the thundering herd stampedes into the area where the food abounds, a wild-eyed look could reveal some recognized members of this same herd, peacefully doing a iob. They are individual volunteers who help dispense the food, issue the grub passes, and straighten up in general. Part of their own feed time is given up daily to helping with the service. WAGON ASSISTANTS . 62 BACK ROW-Grothe Macha Guthrle Burner A Stephenson Landwehr Anderson Mrs Skaggs Eckart M A Howe N Howe Wallace Rentro Smnth Mansml Rednour Canull Prlce Stowe FRONT ROW-McMahon, Klein, Willoughby, Blandon, Hanser,Cranmer, Lorenz, Powell, Bouse, Carr, Wiese, Schultze, Sharp, Burg, Launhardt. 1 o o o The local chapter of Hn Trl was organized un February of I946 to full a need for a group actlvlty for gurls Thus organization IS one of slxty groups of the llllnols State Hu Trl League The purpose of the club us to render service to others, thereby bunldmg character and dependablllty In the Iuves of the members Any gurl who IS wllllng to gave tlme to others can loin 63 OFFICERS Carla Hanser President Norma Anderson V Pres Jean Powell Treasurer Darlene Bouse Secretary Marlene Mocha Chaplaan HI TRI f, .X x ,r I Q! -. ' -vs, -. x. , COWGIRLS lG.A.A. ..4 ' ' at Say now wranglers, this group ot gals have done right well for themselves. As foreman they chose Gloria Buehrer with Mary Lou Sumner, Norah Palmer, and Mearl Nichols as able assistants. The arrow-packin' gals displayed their ability by taking second place in the state archery tournament. Fun was had by all at the Sadie Hawkins hoedown It shore was a bang up year Of .z .x.f s. A Q 2 Q x X . X ' ' Y ' . fx ' no ,Qs 9 C R tg' X, . 'nie x ' X - N X-4 L. S1 GFQCERS , ,A X Q Gloria ehrexik' Prgsfdent 1g TX X Q Morftou Suimner Pres. , S E- Norah Palmer Secretary c- , -5 Ethel Osborni . Treasurer, X Xl X BA K ROW D t rding Whitney Duncan ames Dashke Nichols Buehrer Osborn Sumner Miss Nelson Anderson Young Simon Gray Slovmskl McKinnon SECOND ROW Bartos Warren Bohnenstiehl Sweet Barnhart Hendrickson Palmer Tarrant Sulek Perla FRONT ROW Cox Dickey Rlggms Hallows Peterman Powell Reed McMahon 64 . . I - I I . .! . v ' ,fl , , l . ,A , ' - M - ee . V . 1 V i . V Y . . ' V V OF Don Leone Don Bitzer Rolla .luda Bill Henze . . COWBOYS lMonograml FICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer The Monogram Club is one ofthe most active groups in the school. lts purpose is to create an athletic and social interest among its members, all of whom have at least one letter in a major sport. Each year one member is given a scholarship, paid for by the proceeds ot the programs and the Club's annual play, which this year was entitled Wrestling in Magnolia Garden . . ,, . . . ,, BACK ROW-B. Lisch, Burner. Chestley. Sprout, 0'Hara. Wasser. SECOND ROW Nolan Malone Doueherty Nicol Henze Bleser LeBeau FRONT ROW Sahr Butzer Greensteln Barbarotto luda Naylor 65 Fra? I' BACK ROW Workman Glass Flgge Bltzer Dougherty Rodrlan Hams Malone Wall Buel FRONT ROW Dnllnard Powell Killmger McMahon Mr Lnebersteln Launhardt Whitlock Stephenson Ross The Math Club began its September round up by elect OFHCER5 mg Chuck Workman president Irene Launhardt vice president and Jean Powell secretary. At the end ot the second semester, Don Bitzer was elected president and Henry Dougherty vice president. Many interesting talks were given by the members. Mr. Lieberstein who could not be with us too much this year was the sponsor. MATH CLUB . . . Don Bntzer President Henry Dougherty V Pres Jean Powell Sec reta ry or f 1 1! 7v rW 4 M. 2. , X lt' ' . , ' 7 A , v A ' ' f V ' 1 i 'gi' -I Y . D I, W, v,, 1 A 1 15 Y I, - yf ' f 2 I A ' .J T u I - D 1 V 1 Y I 1 ' T It V ! V V ' Y D 1 1 1 . I 4 0 I I - BACK ROW Nance Gerstenecker Kuncl Abraham Bllyeu Mass Renfro Lorenz Powell Launhardt Merrifield f A-P - ' . 'k 'sf aqwrzi-mi FRONT ROW-Whitlock, O'Connor, Chrisman, Anderson, Emerson, Bemarkt, Kelly, Cranmer, Hanser, Blandon. - II n ' I ' ll ll - ' I Q o o o OFFICERS Phyllas Whntlock President Mary Ruth Nance V Pres Anuta OConnor Sec Treas These are the potential bronc busters of the future They are some of the hands who assust when needed during absences or at special events The Idea here IS to encourage leadership and Incline the herd to the realization that they should conform Future Teachers of Ameruca ls, of course, a nation wlde organization, and we of C T H S Ranch are lustly proud of our own FTA KAHOKIAN STAFF . . . Now here's a fine bunch of wranglers. It it weren't for the kids that belong to the faces on this page, you couldn't be leafing through this real fine book right now. These folks deserve a lot of credit, not only for their work on the annual, but also for selling ice-cream, pop corn and other delicious stuff at the games Special honors also goto our grand sponsors OFFICERS Marlene Mocha Editor Jean Powell Assoc. Editor Eddie Bieser... Business Mgr. Janice WrigIey,. Art Editor BACK ROW Bie er Cianciotto Leckel Wo kman Gaskill Flgge Glass Bltzer THIRD ROW Dilliard Stephenson Wrigley Zamarione Warble Smith SECOND ROW Klein Grothe Macha Cooper Landwehr Renfro FRONT ROW OHara Lorenz Powell Ruderer Welle 68 . . Q ' 5 . , . ' . . . . - . . . LIBRARY CLUB OFHCER5 The herds of dudes who seek the assistance of Miss I ' Z ' P ' . . Com Omonone resldem Eckart and her pardners, the Library Club, wish to June Heidenreich V, Pres. thank these girls who give up their study periods in Glenna Bilyeu Secretory order to maintain a useable condition of the library Ann Connors Treasurer and its facilities. Their annual Christmas party high- lights the social side of the Club's activities, but, gen- erally speaking this is a distinct service organization SECOND ROW Guinzy Hrubetz Richter Willoughby Idle Cooper Combetto Evans Leone Connors Heldenrec h Fone lent Meadows FRONT ROW Brueggeman Barnes Zamanone Bnlyeu Miss Eckart Vacca Hadley Nichols 69 , . BACK ROW-Nolan, Martin, Palmer, McGuire, Verneuil, O'Hara. Cigliana, Warbla, Cunningham. Walker, Eckart, Schultze. BACK ROW Hesdenresch Srmon Chsste Barnes Brueggemann M Nschols THIRD ROW Stesnmetz Crabtree Palmer Kanturek Lange Nance Buehrer Smsth Combetto SECOND ROW Blandon Orsglsasso Cunnsngham Matter OHara Lochmann I Nschols Gusnzy Warble Rebenschsed FRONT ROW Welle Chapman Cranmer Lorenz I-lendrsckson A Stephenson Faletts Anderson Meadows Schultze CHIEF AIDES Joan Chapman Sensor Peggy Meadows Sensor Mary Jane Barnes Sensor Marlene Mocha Sensor Many n varsed are the tasks these able wranglers are called on to perform They help sn the dasly round up of absence slsps, and are sent by the Foreman to corral the strays and drsfters They brand the new books and get on the trasl of lost books they roam the range to delsver a message, and so are helpsng to establssh a new frontser for bussness educatson OFFICE STAFF 70 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .. . p , . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1- 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 1 1- 1 1 1 1 - I n u . ll . ll ' - . . 1 . I . o .f 1 1 - - e OO O BACK ROW Bulyeu Geussert Sepmeyer Burg Kleln Stephenson Atwood Hauptman Fayollat Kanturek Kuncl Kursclu THIRD ROW Poneleut Zamaruone Welle Chapman Heudenreuch Mr Heunecke Combetto D Cranmer Lorenz Cooper Evanko Evans FRONT ROW Henze Eckart Fugge Pruce Berry T Cranmer Pellun Renfro Donna The Student Councul ran the C T H S Ranch smoothly un l95l Two mauor prouects were a Talent Show and a Career Day tor the cowboys and cowgurls Then at the bug Rodeo un Alton, the Counculs ot Southern Illu nous elected Stan Glass as theur Presudent The Ranch was turned unto an Open House for the cuty dudes late un Sprung Then the Ranch was closed forthe summer OFFICERS Stan Glass Presudent Joan Chapman V Pres Glorua Zamaruone Secretary Pat Welle Treasurer STUDENT COUNCIL 7l SECOND ROW-Gaskill, Glass, Medder, luda, Williams, Brown, Lisch, O'Hara. T o o o PHI-EPSILON . . . The Phi Epsilon has had an active year under the guid- ance of Miss Hughes and officers Nelle Stephenson, Thomas Ross, Sandra Wendler and Earle Bitzer. This club has sent contestants to state-wide competitive examinations, has sponsored a program to acquaint the parents and the teacher ot Latin students, and as the year's highlight gave an authentic Roman loanquet OFFICERS Nelle Stephenson President Tom Ross Vice President Sandra Wendler Secretory Earle Bitzer Treasurer BACK ROW B Smith Reid Wendler Schardan Weseman Mansmi D Eversman Fults Howard Strackelgahn Bettonvi e D Eversman uenger ohann THIRD ROW E Smith Canull Rednour Ross Hudson Hicks Nichols Bitzer Renfro Cranmer D Smith Shepard McCoy Zavaglia SEFOND ROW Dewein Domke Price Seago Davis Blum Savage Palmer Murphy lohanning Owens M Smith FIRST ROW Dickey Stephenson Dilliard Cianciotto Drost Rose Brayford Klein Brown Burner Newsome 72 OFFICERS Robert Pellin President Tom Lucas Vice President Ronald Medder Secretary Elizabeth Seago Treasurer . . . HO' 'DEA CLUB Even to those familiar with the lingo of a ranch, this group's title proves a stumper. Well, for the uninformed, Ho' 'Dea is a double contraction of the words hobby ancl idea which explanation should reveal the function. The persons involved are strict- ly science-minded, so that the club was created by Miss Bare to fill the need of wide student interest BACK ROW Bowles Hicks Matthews Syencer Pamatat Sciade Canull Rednour Sepmeyer Price Miss Bare Hankins Fred Borth Tubbs Archer Simpson Benoit Werner Sudbring SECOND ROW OLeary Tyner Blaney Bennett Davidson Adams Iacobi Kelly Stephens Klein Seago Dickey Dewein B Lucas Balthrope Malter Berry Helmich FRONT ROW Kostyshock jones May Butterfield Arth Greer Schiller Maddalino lennings T Lucas Pellm Green Smith I jones Elliott Keel Maack Coats londro 73 - . u n e 1 . . v . - l - . . i v v 1 . . 1 . v . . . . . . . . 1 RANCH BAND Mary Ruth Nance Pres Charles Skelton Vice Pres Onata O Connor Secretary Norman Combettn Treas Under the dlrectlon of Conductor Krelder and officers Mary Ruth Nance Charles Skelton Amta OConnor be equal an quality to nts excellent predecessors The concerts grven at home and at New Orleans were up to the usual hugh standards which these fme hugh school musuclans have set up for themselves 74 l O . . I t . and Norman Combetto, the band has shown itself to ' , La., HONOR SOCIETY The Hono Socnety under the able guidance ot Mlss Hughe and Mass Lander had a successful year Membership rn the Soclety IS a recognltnon of outstandung achievement In scholarship and conauct The officers elected for thus year were Powell treas Howard Wrnght Sgt at arms Glorna Zamaruone secretary OFFICERS Hank Dougherty Pres Don Butzer Vlce Pres Clorxo Zamarnone ec Jean Powell Treas HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS ELECTED AS JLJNIORS Joan Chapman Mary Ruth Nance Jean Powell Glorua Zamarrone NEW MEMBERS SENIORS Mary Jane Barnes Darlene Bouse Betty Chlste Dorothy Grothe Carla Hanser Irene Launhardt Marlene Macha Jeanne Ruderer Phyllis Whitlock 75 Don Bltzer Henry Dougherty Harvey Greenstem Howard Wright JUNIORS Jan Evans Fred Flgge Vernon Gasklll Stan Glass Janet Kuncl Joan Landwehr Barbara Rentro Charles Workman O F . l . . S . . ! . , . . Henry Dougherty, pres.p Don Bitzer, vice-pres.p Jean 1 -f ' , - 1 ' , . CHORUS OFFICERS Ike Greene Pres Roger McCann Vice-Pres, Janet Klein Sec. Tom Cronmer Treos We of C. T. H. S. are proud ofthe choral department which has grown through the last few years to a point comparable with the best. The department consists of a mixed choir, a girls glee club, a girls quartet and octet, a boys' octet, and the most recent addition-the madrigal singers. The activities ofthe groups have been endless. They prodcued three concerts - one during the fall season: another feat- BACK ROW-Shepard, Evans M. Smith, Bardsley, Cummins, Havlen, lennings, Cranmer, Carl, Robinson. Greene, Haig, lones, Lucas, Mansini, Kirsch, Yates, V. Zavaglia. THIRD ROW-Mrs. Gibson, Bickel, Blum, Armstrong, Wells, Wiseman, D. Davis, P. Davis, Adams, Cimiotta, Felty, W. Smith, Tosi, Crabtree, Welle. SECOND ROW-luenger, Klein, McCoy, Tyner, McCain, Moriset, Keel, I. Zavaglia, Killinger. Lentz, Spencer, Whitney. Mueller. FIRST ROW-Borth, Bzttonville, Barnhart, Berry, lentsch. McCann, Butterfield, Voegeli, Holten, Courtaway, Meier, Steckert, Cook, Niccl. GIRL S CHOIR urlng the works of Amerncan composers, and a tune Lenten program On Good Friday our choral groups sang beautifully at an unterdenomlnotuonal servlce Then, most recently the choral department was host to neighboring schools at the dnstrrct contests and to Southwestern Illlnous Choral Festival We ex tend congratulatuons to Mrs Gubson tor her work BACK ROW Warheld Savage Rochus Matthews Adams Musso Ahart Merrrheld Blandon Lott Hoskln Mrs Gibson THIRD ROW Numper Simpson jacob: Howell Townzen McKinnon Dewem lohanmng Reynolds M Donald Benoxt SECOND ROW Scaggs Stowe Salvl Kampmeyer Burg McCormick uracek Klem Sepmeyer FIRST ROW Geaschel Ronnberg Iohann Hcbbs Chlnault Owens Lentz Stephenson lennmgs Simons Shup 77 awww, 'Q' BACK ROW Adams Whaley Nicol Winters Knatat Breser I Lucas FRONT ROW Konsky T Lucas Keel Loesche Cummings OFFICERS Virgil Whaley Pres Ed Bieser Vice Pres Don Loesche ec Vollie Bohnensfuehl Treos Here are the mavericks who pass up rest periods fo run the reels and pull the switches so as 'ro make the ranch s visual and program a success They re wizards in The mechanics of progechon devices, and generally amiable and willing Mr Proffer is really the foreman of the bunch and he s responsible for The scheduling of service. Under his guidance they HAVE to be good PROJECTION CLUB . 78 l . I g ,, 4 . Us ' rc, ,Q 3 ' ' i 1 . sl. Q.. 5 L iQf'F V .1 y A f, if r v-.Q .,.., 6 , r , js A f I, if 9' ,. . . ' ll ll ' - . I 0 O I I . . . . . . . . I I . . . . . . I OFFICERS Don Butzer Presldent Pau McCann Vnce Pres Marlene Ma ha Secretary PIONEERS The days of the pioneers wlll never end for Amerrca There are always new vrstas to explore cmd thus group IS of the ploneerung stock They were organuzed to meet a need for self direction and cooperatron from the so called hands of C T H S Ranch At therr own suggestion, they were organlzed by Mrs Skaggs to assist m patrol and other cooperatlve enterprnses BACK ROW Langreder Ashmann Kay Frtch Cobb Blake THIRD ROW Mrs Skaggs Mrs Healy Kuegler E Tyson R Nlcol McCann Clrne Brown Brtzer Gasknll Wrrght Workman SECOND ROW P Tyson Martin Sahr Clancuotto Howe Rebensclued Lott FRONT ROW Drost Powell Grothe Macha Guthrie Hanser Blandon McMahon Krlllnger Huckleberry Kirsch E Ncol 79 ooo . . . ' lf- - ll ' . ,- .. . . . ll Ii - - U I I D n . . . . . . . . - l 1 , . , - -- , Y , - . V f - , . . . . . , , 1 - ,-l- l lf jlrtlipxv Karnage Nolan Landwehr Welle 57 A 3 ' , I ffg, CAl-l- LEADERS These charmnng lndlan maudens are not strayed from Pat Welle a nearby reservation but rather are a very vltal part Joan Landwehr MC1fIly ' NOIOH SODH of our partucular ranch When some of our hombres Georgia Karnages Soph heat the brandmg Irons to put the C T H S slgn on Invaders these Kahok pruncesses are on hand to keep the Interest of the crowd at fever patch Thelr lncantatlons are prerequlslte to a successful round up CALL LEADERS 80 l gf- y , Y M, - ,J A L all Q 5 ll Jia' if 91 1 1 X K A .lg I 4 ,315 Q 4 ,Er fe milf- jjj! A fv . qv f , 'ff .rjjhl 'J x HZ Sr. Jr. I ll' ll - I Il Il o o JR CALL LEADERS Perhaps to a lesser degree but with as much vlgor these gurls are needed at brandlng tame too They urge the green hands to mastery of the technlque and theur splrut ns deserving of credit for the courage IS passed along lt IS comparatively easy for the on lookers to develop a froth over the star perform ers but these gurls arouse the favor for future stars Decker Welle Kavaluunos l-lauko Rose Morne Decker Soph Deanna Welle Rosemarse Kovaluunas Fr Joanne l-laukapp 8l ll II I O U I I Fr ' ll ' ll ' I l . . ll ll ' , Fr I , . 1 '- V S 7 I I I l l W-QANDING QNX Z' Z X i I ff 'Q f r f X Q D . f Y N31 K M Q V Fw: W X X J. L P . A, , If h V, 12 X , X , 'ax , 'A xx xxx t x' MV' F' . 4 K, xx Vg! , f N f X4 N jr f .X V X X .g X jf! i - - - , K f u 7-XNXE qsomzli SPQRTD AT TIMES SOME OF THE SPECNALLY 7'f'?AflV ' THE OPEN RANGE TO PUT THE RANCH BRAND ON 77-X MAVERICKS iN TQCIEAREA SOMETIME THEY REFUSE TO BE ROPED BUT THE BIG THRILL. I5 nv TRYHVG' ED 'ZIANDSV TAKE TO Don Bntzer Co Captain Fred Malone Collmsvulles hard hrttmg swlft running plle drlvlng halfback proved that hls fellow team mates made no mlstake when they chose hum as one of the team s co captams Leadmg the team and playing always at has best he fully deserved all the credit glven hum CO CA PTAINS The bug boy an the center of the lme tak Ing a beating In every game but handmg out one as well was Don Butzer one of the co captams of the Kahoks football eleven All season Don showed a capa blllty of leadershup and an extreme desire and ablllty to play his best at all tumes Fred Malone Co Captann rx? 9' l ,M oo g . I .. I 1 I ' I I' . K. . . , .. I ' I 1 I , . . 1 I ' . 84 SEASON SUMMARY The CTHS football team was plagued by two most unwanted factors of the game Lack of expervence and an unllmlted num ber of bad breaks were responsible for the Kahoks very ummpresslve record of 0 wlns and 8 losses The team, conslstlng almost wholly of Junlors and Sophomores, had the slze, speed and desnre to wm of a wlnnmg football team, but their lack of experience was deflnltely more notice able than thelr skull In the game Wlth almost the entlre team returnung with the valuable experience gained thus year, lt looks much better for next year s Kahoks BACK ROW Adams Burgener Kaiser Smith Davldson Tennant Lawrence Barnes Felty Arth Berry Butterfield Max well Haley Kanturek Rapp THIRD ROW Ferguson Lucas Tyner N Malone Foster Kuekel Kwedras Ray Luebbers Hammers Blanche Znke Brown Ramsey Gnovando lones SECOND ROW Dougherty Woodcock Esher Carl Chestley Hoskms Malone Bltzer Lochmann Naylor Greensteln Cun mngham Wasser Urban Sprout FIRST ROW Coach Fletcher Bozzello Doyle Cuglnana Nncol Yankus Knatat McCla1n Simon Coach Deason Coach DeChlara MBPS. O I O . . I - . . - . 1 . - . . 1 . Q . 1 n 0 1 I 1 1 Q - - . 1 . . 1 Q - 1 ' I . 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - -' 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 , . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 2 A '- - 1i Y , 4 - ra ' .., ' 3 .41 V fl , LEADING PLAYERS . . On every team there are several players who stand out more prominently than the rest. Among these is big Jim Chestly. Always fighting, never quitting, Jim kept the center of the line intact. Another is Jim Wasser who gained recognition for his unceasing efforts at the end position. Fred Malone kept opposing teams con- stantly worried with his surprising speed and stamina. Don Bitzer was continually in there handing out punishment. Henry Dougherty, though small in size, showed his capability many times throughout the year. Bob Nicol, another small boy with amazing speed and unusual deception, was a constant threat to opponents. Such boys would be a credit to any team. IFISVI InSVl IFISVI lI'1SVl IDSVI IHSVI IHSVI Il'1SVl SEASON RECORD Llncoln Edwordsvllle Quincy East St Louls Bellevllle . . Wood River . . Granite Cnty Alton BACK ROW Coach Deason Coach DeChlara Coach Fletcher SECOND ROW Dougherty Woodcock Esher Carl Chestley Hosklns Malone Bltzer Lochmann Naylor Greenstem Cunnmgham Wasser Urban Sprout FRONT ROW Bozzelo Doyle Clgluana Nlcol Yonkus Knatat McClain Srmon 87 Coach Fletcher Ag If the basketball team had no Impressive record thus year no blame can be land upon Coach Fletcher He has done wonders with the mexpernenced squad and has work wall wull always be remembered by Kahok fans Coach Deason Nho ns st that rushes out with the tape when a player as hurt? Who us It that does all wnthm thenr power to please the coaches? You guessed nt the managers' 88 Although he gets no prause he deserves a great share of the credit Mr Deason IS thought of for has patience towards hls young and green Jumor Varslty boys Eddie Bleser i 2 . . - . I 1 . . . - 0 I . . l l 'hype l,.A . t, ,NM , 4. f l +V V ' , I n . r . . f s o 9 , t ' 'dingy W W . . . Q f 1 , , WWW 2- 31 , . . . ,T A . . . . 0 Q . Q . . Sparta Sprlngteld Edwardsvllle Granite Cnty East Rockford West Rockford SEASON RECORD WON 7 LOST 16 We They Lakevlew CChlcagoj Herrln Wood Rlver Belleville 'CROW NTROW C hFIth Robinson East St Louus Edwardsville Mt Vernon Granite Cnty Taylorvulle East St Louls Salem Bellevulle Wood Ruver St LoulsU Hugh Alton We They . . 38 40 ' 30 34 ' 46 63 . ' . . 29 40 ' 52 54 ' 33 45 ' ' . . . 33 38 . . 26 46 . . 43 55 ' ' 53 39 39 49 ' . . 58 48 ' ' 53 52 . ' 62 65 ' 46 60 53 55 ' ,4l 51 ' . . 77 33 ' . . 55 45 ' . 64 56 Alton 42 55 . ' . ' 58 47 , . . . 59 68 EAC.. -sem, r afenzena , Harris, Bozello, Lisch, Renf.-0. Fao - 03: e C ef, Maack, ossola, H anve y, Deterding, Leone. 89 LIGHTWEIGHTS Mr Deason s llghtweught squad dld well this season In spate of their unlmpresslve record of TO and TO These boys who now play In the J V games wlll some day be the varslty lf they can stnll play the excltmg brand of ball as now It can be sand that the Kahoks of 54 and 55 will go to the State Tournament What games those were the most excltung belng the East St Louis Flyers game The score was hed at the end of the fourth quarter In the overtime the boys found themselves and after lumpmg ahead they went on to wm Cwhnch was more than the varsnty dndj Outstanding stars were Bobo Kwadras John Bozzello Parker Harrns and Ken Buel BAVK ROW Kantu ek Mal tz Hncks Be y Hayes Ba nes Maack Reed C ach Deaso FRONT ROW Pell A et a Rapp Buel Eckat Ka se Capecch Pak s , . . . . . , I ' ll ll - ' - - , . . - . I 1 f y I . . . I . . . . 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VARSITY MAACK-was the big gun and fine team man who kept team splrlt up and wall agam next year LEONE his drlbblmq will be sorely massed by the Kahoks next season Few can replace hum OSSOLA Bug Jum wlll be around next year tor another bug year Has reboundlng helped DETERDING Don was the key man thus year He dldn t really get started untll mud season HANVEY when the game was close Jack kept rakmg the backboards When points counted most he scored 91 CROSS COUNTRY SEASON RECORD CONFERENCE MEET 2 DISTRICT MEET The cross country team was very fast running and ambltlous and so dad very well for themselves The Kahoks were led by Coach Fletcher Although some boys merely go out to condltnon for basket ball we manage to wln some Important meets We all massed fleet footed Curt Klobuchar who was lost to football but other runners turned up Next year we will do well wnth few graduatung BACK ROW Scaggs U ge Wyatt La e Ec at La ge e e Beta Oss a a c ena DLE ROW Hel ch H Maack Ullma Tyso F ema n Mat e Maac o FRONT ROW Sudb g Rcke Pell oo Sh m Ha ey Deted 92 The track team had a good sea-on this year. Some ot the more capable runners stayed with us although we lost some ofthe weight men Martln Slovnnskl Carl Chestlw Deterdmg and N Malone are some ot the IUDIOYS who wall be with us In 52 We thunk that Coach Fletcher IS the best track coach In these parts Well mlss the sensors but the new team wall carry on well BACK Row Un 'NIT Row N I rx yl TRACK SEASON RECORD CONFERENCE RELAYS 3 DPSTRICT STATUS CONFERENCE STATUS 3 .'.i.xQ Ili. llx 'Il 93 The baseball team of 1950 was not what It was expected to be, but they dld manage to wan some Important games Of great umportance was Chuck Kraak who was an all around athlete One good thang was the experence that Maack Leone Bar barbotto Wasser and Chestly got an Those games were all well played and with a lsttle more luck there would have been another state champlonshnp BACK ROW Konsky Cu gham Maack Ossola Lsch Wasse Banche Donna Naylo Rcke Sm th Steffen Uban McCla FRONT ROW lo es Gaskll N Ia M Be Clark Wo kman Yonkus HII Ba barotto Leone 94 These are the T951 squad members Greenstein and LeBeau are the present veterans but the experience earned by the three under class members should stand them in good stead for the sea sons that are yet to come for them Bock Row Greenstein Eckert Buel Front Row Knotot l.eBeou . . TENNIS The tennis squad, coached by Mr. Deason, is to be commended for its fine record. These boys are doing their very best to make the name of Collinsville mean something in tennis. Though it is now considered but a minor sport, it bids fair to place among the maiors. 95 i . . - I , . v - , , A i l T I , Y SQUAQE 'MJ Mvfwmd, MQ lwwwbffwwfw WMM LAM New 'ff .Q-4 'B . J 1 , ' , ,- , I A . Y 1' , I V 1, Q 7 - . If Q' L-' , -. N ' ,I -f' I I . ,Q , 1 . 4 ' ' S' ' X .,..,-m 1 , , . 1- , . , ! Q -x..f A 'N fi L N ft R, ZX X DANCXNG CSOCIALIZXNGD Maas COMES A TIME ON EVERY RANCH WHEN C-HQREJ ARXXE sfowen THE FLQQRS ARE WAXED FURNITURE Pusa-:ED BACK Ffpoififs TUNED AND DANCE5 'FORM THEIR SQUARES AT oNa or TH E55 AFFMR5 we CRCWNED THE Quffw or rma RANCH AND HER PRETIY MAlDSf I I ' an ,. I , 1 f ' VF. , . X 7 X R f 4 l f K1 I , W V R - a X' 5 Y fu ' , H' ' X 4 .- xr' 4, xg Rfk! I V . x RXJYM t L it l 7 . 'K ,, A K i 0 A . gt Q, , C A I . - '- 1 an 1 L l THE CCJRONATION During the eorly weeks of school when the tootboll seoson is in its full swoy C T H S is stirred by thot lmportcnt event the election of ci top hond molden to the mucl' coveted position of footboll qdeen Eveiybody on the rcmch votes senior girl is speclol mold then from eoch of the three under divisions one single beouty is chosen to serve os the first second ond third ottendcants cn the grond coronotion ceremony Herein ore scenes ond portroits to mork th top people ond scenes of thot qcilo event 98 I Q O I I . I ll ll for o senior girl. The second highest I . . + I I ' ' e 'Q Retlrung queen to queen elect Retnrnng Queen Tullue ond escort Jam Carl Speclol mold Joon ond escort Bob Nico o Junnor ottendonts Queen elect Doris ond escort Don Butzer 99 101 VN . Ljcws Oven? can C apmam l-Men Q Mmm 102 3 I eflcq Dome elf 5 fx A Hweg xje fs6f 103 -E Q . K l TOP TOP HANDS . For a surprise feature this year, we talked the top hands Cseniors to youj into a secret balloting to select their choices from their own group who exemplified certain specified traits. The following pages reveal, for the first time, how these people appear to their fellows. We are pleased to honor in this way those who are the pick of the herd. We extend congratulations and wishes for their success. Jack the play boy with the Gloria s friendly cheerful atti effervescent personality is a tude and efficiency made her leader in his many activities successful in all her schoolwork Dramatics is his favorite and extra curricular activities Jock Leckel Gloria Zamorione MOST FRIENDLY MOST FRIENDLY lO4 . ll ll ' - 1 ' ' I - I - . . . . 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - . . . . 4 V ' f' 3 g . , Q I ' ' f 1 f TOP TOP HANDS ll T Marlene Macho SERVICE Tom the easy gomg unassummg athlete IS easnly rated the most popular sensor boy He IS a Monogram Club Member wlllmg to lend a helpung hand to those Tom OHCH0 who deslre her efflcnent servnces MOST POPULAR Joan Chapman MOST POPULAR Joan looks good anywhere In the office In actnvltles or as the Maud of Honor In the Coronation She always has a pretty smule for all. Brownle IS a tall senior wrth curly brown halr and blue eyes Combmmg looks wxth personal :ty he has many admlrmg gals Don Brown BEST LOOKING 105 II ll I O I 1 ' . I . 4 fi . Q5 ,Q Molly, editor of Kahokian, is always I O O 0 O y . I .. . I . Y I . . . . I . TOP TOP HANDS . l Consistently on the Honor Roll Carla is dependable and ambi tlous and certainly has what xt takes to become successful MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Harvey Greenste-In MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Harvey was a letterman a fune student and was actlve In the Honor Society He will surely succeed In has lnfes actuvutues BEST LOOKING Dorls with her lovely features and attractive figure IS easnly the campus beauty She was thus year s Football Queen 106 Ll I I if -r W 'W -rr I Doris Lorenz . I I , ll ll I ' I . . . , . . . OUTSTANDING STUDENT . . . TOP TOP HANDS Don not only chose the hardest courses In school but excelled un oll sublects Scuence Moth ond Electrlcuty were hrs best OUTSTANDING STUDENT Don Leone ATH LETE .leon ns on A student Honor Society member moth member ond on outstondlng student nn oll thot she undertakes lO7 D n th llttle othlete IS odmlred for has long shots hus oll stote boseboll obnllty ond hls cross country feots . . . . ' I . . . . '17 l.JUl'l DITZEI' l lqQ X 'S 1 Y X. l 1,3 I my fx X! 'l 2. '41 is f X X 1 f If .X .TY .,.,.... .,,..,,.. - ll Il Il ' ll ' 1 0 1 e 1 I I . . . . l - O AKA av- P' f P' 0 Q' 6. JN l i ' i s.. v u ' li . 1 5 , . . I s'. ,,','1 . Y o I' is 5 1A 4 . I'- f Q. ft n YI ' ff il - is wi '14 I 2 Q - Ili V ' , ' li, Z 1 -p 5 1: I 'wv-way,-an-i.?.., ggfgiig, Tl 5 WU . 1 If M w sy. Q6 o 2 1 4' X 4 W, 7 1 l'. ,wh 1 JP Sf. g,. 0, wg, Q. ' J +.-Q .3 1,12 w :aa if H 1 ,X 4 f' ws . 'V '7 i,f1 up f ik, 'ii -. bp V pf 'r .' v A .v ' :- K.. ,S A - L ,i an 5 -big? ..f- y '? Mm Q !',,, . 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Collinsville colleeris 9, Billy the kid H3 SENIOR ACTIVITIES LIST ABRAHAM CAROL Cheer Club Latnn Club F T A Glee Club Prom Committee Prgskun Prrncess Coronatuon Commlffee Wrestllng At MagnOlIO Gardens Freshman Glrl s Club ADAMICK DOROTHY Band H1 Trl ADAMS KENNETH Football Track Vrsual Ana ASHMANN JOE Basketball Track Cross Country Proneer Club ATWOOD DOROTHY Freshman Glrl s Club BARBAROTTO TONY Baseball Monogram Club Wrestlung At Magnolla Gardens BARNES MARY JANE Cheer Club Latun Club Latln Club Vuce President Latnn Club Presrdent Cheerleader Freshman Grrl s Club Library Club BEC KMAN TODD Basketball Track Football Math Club Cross Country BEISNER BILL BELDING PAT BEMARKT DOLORES Band F T A G A A Latun Club Cheer Club Dramatnc Club Our Hearts Were Young And Gay Historian Dramatic Club I Three Act Play Rotary Speaker Fashion Show BIESER EDDIE Track Mgr Projectron Club Proyectuon Club Vlce Presldent Football Mgr Prom Commlttee Coronatlon Committee Stage Crew Kahokran Staff Dramatic Club Monogram Club Wrestlrng At Magnolua Gardens Science Farr BILYEU GLENNA Latln Club Cheer Club Llbrary Club Lnbrary Club Secretary Chantrcleer Student Council F T A F T A Vrce Presudent Prom Commrttee Fashion Show Freshman Glrl s Club Served at Prom B ITZER DONALD Honor Socxety Honor Society Vice President Monogram Club Monogram Vice President Magnolua Gardens The Pngskun Prrncess Math Club Math Club President Pnoneers Presldent Student Councnl Latrn Club Sensor Class Councnl Football Basketball Track Football Co Captarn II4 BOHNENSTI EHL VOLLI E Chantncleer Puoneers Vrsual Ards Baseball Mgr Band lndlan BOUSE DARLENE Cheer Club HI Trl HI Tru Secretary Glee Club Prom Commuttee Stage Crew Sclence Farr Award BROWN DON Tennns Prom Commuttee Class Otfrcer KVPJ Pnoneer Club Intra Mural Basketball 2 3 BRUEGGEMANN JANET Mrxed Chorus Girls Chorus Chorus Llbrarlan Beauty Contest Marianne Prom Commuttee Library Club BUEHRER GLORIA G A A G A A Presrdent BURNER CHUCK Track Monogram Club Magnolla Gardens Intramural Basketball BUTLER JUNE Glee Club Cheer Club CHAPMAN JOAN Student Councnl Student Councrl President Student Councsl Vnce Presadent Cheer Club Glee Club Kahoklan Marlanne Chantncleer Honor Soclety Coronation Specnal Maud Prom Comm ttee I - I 2,3 , I 1I2I3 I,2,3 - IIQI3 - I I I ' 3,4 ' II I , , I . 3,4 ' ' 1,23 I l,2 I, I 4 I I 3 - - - 4 I - - ff I 3 I 2 I I 3 3,4 , AIJ- 2 I2 4 -, I I '3 ., 1 I I- I' . 3,4 H , ' ' 2,3,4 ' - l I I4 , ' 3 , I,2,3 ' - 3 ' I I 1,2 I 2,3 - . -I 4 ' 3I4 . 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I 3,4 l,2,3 ' ' ' I I I l,2 - ' 4 I SENIOR ACTIVITIES Class Ottucer Secretary Freshman G1rls Club Freshman Glrls Club Treasurer Coronatlon Commlttee CHISTE BETTY Chantucleer Stage Crew Band Band Reporter Latnn Club Honor Soc1ety Pledge HaltT1me Club CIANCIOTTO ANDY Class Otf1cer Football Kahoklan Stott Prom Commuttee P1oneer Club Intramural Basketball Chant1cleer Staff Vlsual Alds CLARE FRED lntra Mural League 2 Baseball Baseball Basketball Football Intro Mural Basketball CLINE RICHARD Pnoneer Club COMBETTO JOYCE Freshman Gnrls Club Cheer Club Student Counc1l Fashnon Show Chantxcleer CONNORS ANNE Cheer Club F T A F T A Treasurer Llbrary Club Lnbra ry Club Treasurer Chant1cleer Prom Commuttee Coronatuon Comm1ttee Pngskun Pnncess Wrestlzng At Magnolua Gardens Freshman G1rls Club CRANMER DIXIE LEE Freshman Glrls Club Chanrman Freshman Dance Are You Llstennng Stu ent Councul I 2 34 Chantlcleer F T A Cheer Club H1 Trl DOUGHERTY HENRY Lotln Club Math Club Math Club Vuce Pres1dent Dramatnc Club Everythlng Ott Prom Commuttee State Oratorucal Contest Chornc Speech Chonr Natlonal Honor Soclety 3 Honor SOCIETY Presudent School Orotory Award Puoneer Club Monogram Club Football Tennls Baseball Magnol1a Gardens Class Pres1dent Teentown Councnl Jr Town Meetuna Speaker ECKART RICHARD Student Counc1l FAIRCHILD ROBERT Band Kahokuan Stott FALETTI LUCILLE Cheer Club Freshman Glrls Club FERRIS PAT Student Councnl Cheer Club F T A FRESEN ROBERT FLJRFARO FRANK GOETZ MARY ELLEN Freshman Gnrls Club GRAHAM JOYCE H1 Trl GRAY DORIS Cheer Club Latun Club Freshman Glrls Club G A A II5 LIST GREENSTEIN HARVEY Football Tennus Monogram Club Wrestllng At Magnolna Gardens Latnn Club Moth Club Honor Soc1ety Tepee Councnl lrttra Mural Basketball Chornc Speech Jr Town Meetlng Speaker Amer1can Leg1on Oratorlcal Contest GREFR PAT Glee Club GROTHE DOROTHY Kahok1an Staff H1 Trl Fre hman G1rls Club P1oneers Prom Commrttee Latun Club Fash1on Show Honor Soc1ety Pledge GUTHRIE PAT Cheer Club Student Counc1l H1 Trl Prom Commuttee Paoneer Club Band HANSER CARLA Lotln Club Secretary Treasurer Lot1n Club Sclence Falr Wlnner Cheer Club Freshman Gurls Club H1 Tr1 H1 Trl Vlce Presldent H1 Trl Presldent Chornc Speech Chonr Prom Commnttee P1oneer Club T Teen Town Counc1l Honor Socnety Pledge Jr Town Meet1ng Speaker I-IARTENSTEIN RAY Track , I 4 ,, I . ,, I I I I d , ' , , , 1,2 3,4 ' 1,2 I . . 3 ' ' 3 I,2,3 ' 1- . 4 , I I- 4 2,3 , ' 2 . 23,4 . 4 2,3,4 - . . 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A I ' ' I ' ' I , I . , . 3,4 SENIOR ACTIVITIES LIST HEIDENREICI-I JUNE Latln Club Freshman Gnrls Club Cheer Club Student Councll I 2 Career s Day Commlttee Llbrary Club Labrary Club Vlce Pr slclent Fashlon Show Prom Comm1ttee HENZE BILL Football Track Cross Country Student Councnl Monogram C u Monogram Club Treasurer Plgskln Prlncess MagnoI1o Gardens Pnoneer Club HILL JIM Football Track Math Club Class Ottucer Vtce Presndent Chantlcleer lntra Mural Basketball HOOVER SUSAN Cheer Club Chorus Ploneer Club I- T A HOWARD JUNE Freshman Glrls Club HOWE MARY ANN Glee Club Cheer Club Latln Club Dramatlc Club Wald Cat W1ll1e et Braun Fever Adventures Of Tom Sawyer H1 Trl Dramat1c Spec1al1t1es 2 JENNINGS NANCY Latln Club Cheer Club Marnanne Beauty Contest Mnxed Glee Club G1rIs Glee Club Are You L1sten1ng9 JOHNSON JUDY Band All County Band School Orchestra J UDA ROLLA Monogram Club Monogram Club Secretary Plgsknn Pnncess Magnol1a Gardens Football Mgr Basketball Mgr Track Mar Student Councul KASSING CATHERINE Ploneer Club F T A KOSEWICH BERNICE Band County Band KOSTEN SHIRLEY MAE KOSTYSHOCK MICHAEL KRAMER JOAN Cheer Club Are You Llstentng? KUEGLER DON Football Track Student Counc1l Ploneers Club LAUNHARDT IRENE Freshman Gnrls Club Cheer Club Student Councll I 2 Latnn Club F T A H1 Trl H1 Trl Chaplaln Prom Commnttee Math Club Vnce Presudent LE BEAU BOB Tennns Cross Country lntra Mural Basketball Monogram Club Monogram Club Play Shop Treasurer II6 LECKEL JACK Chorus Marlanne Tune ln Dramatnc Club 2 3 Dramat c Club Treasurer Presldent Herbne Gets The Mumps Tom Sawyer Daffy Dulls Our Hearts Were Young and Gay I Shall Be Waltlng Meet Me ln St Louls We Brents Pay Our Debts Wtnterset Kahoklan Stott Latrn Club Sergeant At Arms Freshman Class Presldent Junuor Class Pressdent LEICHT JAKE All State Baseball Baseball Cross Country Class VIC6 Presndent Monogram Club Monogram Club Presldent Plgskun Prlncess Magnolla Gardens LILLEY JAMES Basketball Mgr Football Mgr Monogram Club Cross Country Mgr LISCH DON Football Basketball Baseball Student Councul Prom Commuttee Vlsual Aid LOCANDRO SAM LOCHMANN MARY ELLEN Latln Club Latun Club Vlce Presldent Cheer Club Freshman Gnrls Club H1 Tr1 I I ll' If 3 I ' , 1 , 1,2 1,2 . 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I 2 4 '- ' 2 SENIOR ACTIVITIES LIST Glee Club MALONE FRED Are You Llstenzng LORENZ DORIS Latnn Club Dramatlc Club So You Are Goang To Par1s And The Lamp Walked Out Our Hearts Were Young And Gay F T A H1 Trl Kahok1an Staff Cheer Club Student Counc1l Chorus Marnanne Chant1cleer Football Queen The Nat1onal Thespuan Socnety LOTT HANNAH Mlxed Cholr G1rls Glee Club Football Football Co Captaun Most Valuable Player Of Year Basketball Track Math Club Fletchers Foll1es P1gsk1n Pnncess Magnolla Gardens Chorus MART'N DON Football Basketball Cross Country Track Baseball Intramural Basketball Speech Chonr P1oneer Club Prom Commuttee MASSA LEONARD Class Offucer Intramural Half T1me Club Cheer Club Honor Socuety Chantucleer School Orchestra T F T A Vnce Pres1dent All County Band Trumpeteer ln Coronat1on NICOL CAROL Cheer Club Dramat1c Club I 2 Chant1cleer Glee Club Wnldcat W1ll1e Gets Braun Fever The Daffy D1lls The Contest Play Prom Commuttee Jr Cheer Leader Thesp1an Soc1ety Are You LISIGHIHQP F T A 3 1 , ' ' ' 1 1,2,3,4 - ' 4 ' 3 . I I 4 ' t 2, 3,4 2,3 F, .A H 11 - ll 2 V ,, 3 11 - - - 11 3 ,, 11 - 11 4 I ff 4 2 . . 1 3,4 . V2 '- ' 4 , I I 1 I ' 3,4 2,3 l,2,3 1,2 , ' 2,3,4 I A T I 2 ll - 11 'I 2 ll ' ll ' 4 2,3 ll ll-A . .,.,,.. ,4 ' 3 - , ' ' 4 , 2 A ' 314 ' 3 ' - 3 f ' 2 I ' . 3 ' ' ' 'Y . 311 NICOL, ROBERT F4 T. A- A 4 Basketball 2,3,4 Football Q 1121? 3 I ,122 U l,2 f . f . 1,2 - Qi 3 2 I I4 ll ' ll I RE 4 - . 4 ll ' Il V . . A l,2,3 , 3 ' . . . ' - ' 3 ' . ' 4 -- - 2,3,4 ' 1 ' 1 2,3 , - 3,4 1 1 . . 4 2 1,2 . 4 I f l 1 23 V213 . I , '1f2 . 4 ' 2 2 3 E 4 . , , 3 ,q 2 2 3 4 h . 3 I 1 , I , , 2 I l,2,3 l,2,3,4 , 4 3 E . . 4 . 3 I 4 , . . - . 1 2 . I 2 I . 1,213 b I,2,3,4 ' .- . 2 - ' 3 I - , I . 4 - . 1 7 P1oneer Club The Beauty Contest LOYET HELEN G A A Cheer Club MACHA MARLE14 G A A C- A A VIC6 Pres1dent H1 Trl Cheer Club Kahok1an Staff Kahok1an Staff Edutor Sennor Class Treasurer Freshman Gnrls Club Freshman Gnrls Club Pres1dent P1oneer Club P1oneer Club Secretary Serve For Prom Prom Commlttee Fashuon Show Coronatuon M1stress Ceremony H1 Trl Chaplaln MAGNETTI MINNIE Latln Club Cheer Club H1 Trl Freshmans Gnrls Club McCAlN PAUL Band Latnn Club Student Counc1l P1oneer Club P1oneer Club Vace Pres1dent Intramural League Mlxed Cholr Sc1ence Falr Wlnner MEADOWS PEG Honor Day MILLER HAROLD Football Basketball Student Counc1l F T A Intramural Basketball NANCE GEORGE Band Band Treasurer Half T1me Club Orchestra NANCE MARY RUTH Band Band V1ce Pres1dent Band Pres1dent l Basketball Track Intramural Basketball Monogram Club Magnol1a Garden Marlanne P1oneer Club Glee Club NOLAN LARRY O Basketball Cross Country Track Baseball Monogram Club Intramural Basketball Football CONNOR ANITA Band Band Secretary Future Teachers Of Amer1ca F T A Sec Treas Cheer Club Chant1cleer Latln Club Freshman s G1rls Club Half T1me Club SENIOR ACTIVITIES LIST O HARA TOM Class V1ce Presldent Class Presudent Basketball Football Prom Comm1ttee Monogram Club P1gsk1n Pruncess Magnolla Gardens Student Counc1I Executuve Councll OSBORN ETHEL G A A Cheer Club G A A Treasurer OSBORN MARY Glee Club Ploneer Club OUTLAND SHIRLEY G A A Chorus State Archery Team PENSE DORMAN Baseball Track lntra Mural Basketball PLOTCH CHARLENE Football Basketball Track Latnn Club POWELL JEAN Freshman Gurl s Club Latm Club H1 Tr1 Chee rCIub H1 Trl Treasurer Kahoknan Staff Kahok1an Class Edntor Kahokuan Ass1stant Edltor Speaker s Bureau Prom Commlttee Honor Socnety Pledge Honor Socuety Honor Soc ety Treasurer Future Teachers Of Amerlca Math Club Math Club Secretary Treasurer Junlor Town Meetlng Of Aur Speaker Pnoneers Student Councul RAINBOLT HARRY REBENSCHIED SHARON Chorus Mar1anne Cheer Club Pnoneer Club Fash1on Show G A A Freshman G1rl s Club RUDERER JEANNE Ka oklan Staff Cheer Club RUDIS DENA H1 Tn Cheer Club Ploneers RUTZ RICHARD SACHTLEBEN DEAN SAHR GEORGE Basketball Track Cross Country Baseball Monogram Club Fletchers Follles P1gsk1n Prlncess Magnoha Gardens Ploner Club Latun Club Semor Exec Comm Math Club SCHEURER JOHNNY SIENER JEALINE SIMON JUDY Freshman Curl s Club Sec y Band G A A G A A LeoClersh1p Cheer Club Chantncleer Coronatlon Commrttee SINGLETON MARY Freshman Gurl s Club Band Proneer Club SKELTON CH UCH Band Band Vnce Pres Baseball II8 Intra Mural Basketball SMITH JACK Football Track Kahoklan Statt Football Queen Commuttee SMITH JACKIE Lat1n Club Cheer Club Are you LISIEHIHQD SMITH LOUISE Band School Orchestra Band Sextet All State Band County Band SMITH MARIE Glee Club Latm Club STADEN JERRY TENNANT DELORES Chorus Freshman G1rl s Club Cheer Club P1oneer Club F T A TOON RICHARD Cross Country Track Monogram Magnol IO Gardens Football Basketball VACCA DOLORES Band G A A Chantucleer Cheer Club Llbrarv HaItT1me Club Coronatlon Commlttee School Orchestra Fashlon Show VERCELLI NO IR ENE WARBLE DORIS ANN Glee Club Cheerleader Cheer Club Dramatuc Club Kahoklan Staff I I ' 4 - ' , - ,1 ' 4 2,3 ' , 2 1,2 f ' 1,2,3,4 ' 3 ' . 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' 4 2,3 ' SENIOR ACTIVITIES F, TI AI Marianne Are You Listening Coronation Committee Prom Committee Freshman Girl s Club Art Contest WATT DON WATT DOROTHY G A A Freshman Girl s Club WEISER BILL Track Cross Country lntra Mural Basketball WELLE PAT Freshman Girl s Club Cheer Club Jr Cheer Leader Glee Club Maid In Coronation Class Officer Sr Cheerleader Chanticleer Kahokian Volley Ball Champions Marianne Are You Listening? 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