Collinsville High School - Kahokian Yearbook (Collinsville, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1956 volume:

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The theme Focuses attention on the moderne motifs which com- pletely surround us in today's world. The im- pressionistic designs and abstract drawings scattered throughout the book have been created to interpret the various phases of school life. The trend toward modernistic design is be Comi ng popular in every respect: therefore, we have chosen this strangely different theme to enhance the Kahokian this year. 5 I X Brief breather oh, thos 14 'W Be proud, America, to bear The endless labor of the tree- To strike For Freedom everywhere And everywhere bear liberty. -MocLeish 7llIwuy.,,,'- MN ,-. ever-to-be forgotten 4 Swecting out c test 1. Refuel ing MU Playtime 65- r I I' K v '-1 , . off., my 5'-an aiwkfiftlk Ei EE 522 r ,E is-s 4 'X J .... 8'9- ' if 'FE -ah fa 14, . 4-1 n r f. 1 i L ? i 1 ! Q3 .Vi E' 44 ii. gp.. . x 'Z .fl '1' Qi 51 ',1 11' 1 li :ALR V 2 147' lx' and the mud and muck for other school systems in the area. The passage of the bond issue for relieving the crowded conditions in our schools has en- abled these Far-sighted planners to de- velop a long range program to meet the anticipated needs ofour growing commun- ity. At the packed high school, wings are to be added to the north and to the south to permit additional class rooms, band facilities, and much needed gymnasium space for the supervised recreation program. On the elementary level, the ever- alert board members are promoting the building program in those areas which will be the Future growth areas of Collinsville. Unless one has actually served in the all too often thankless iob of memberof a board of educa- tion he could hardlyappreci- ate the problems that accom- pany the duty. There is no limit to the details that these already busy people are ex- pected to fit into their own very crowded schedules. MR. W. P. HALE For years a teacher of drafting and math classesg periodically, dean of boysg currently, assistant principal, teacher, counselor, The kind of person who will assume any responsibility and carry it through to perfection with no thought of recognition or reward, MISS OLGA S. QUERNHEIM Quietly and exactingly directs scores of students through the realities of the economic aspects of living - building a firm foundation of practical knowledge of values, costs, returns, budgeting, claims, etc. Truly prepares teen-agers for adult living with kindness, firmness, patience, and understanding, 10 s-.5 MISS HILDA STEINER Many of our Future Homemakers have their first experiences in plan- ning and preparing food under the practiced eye of Miss Steiner. Her ability affords vi tal tr a ining for future successful homemaking. MRS. A. W. SWANK Any girl aspiring to a Secretarial Position can f ac e a future with assurance if she hashad the benefit ofMrs. Swank's thorough training. She insists upon mastery of the subject and can claim a measure of many girls' successes in positions earned upon graduation. 11 ...and in The real backbone ofany school is the staff of teachers who do the least lauded essential work of preparing stu- dents in the basic skills n e e d e d for everyday living. Theirs are not the subiects that receive the adulation of the public or lend them- selves to themes for a school yearbook, but the rewards are only the i n n e r knowledge that boys and girls are to become successful adults because of their teachings. We accord them this s m all recognition in hope that it will part I y reward their efforts. The super -in all wage... Almost twenty years ago Mr. Darling began his work in Collinsville. Under his leadership as super- intendent, many additions and improvements have been made . His years of rich and varied experiences in dealing with the youth in the public schools qualify him as a dependable guide and sympathetic friend ofstudents ancl teachers. We of Collinsville Community Unit 10 are proud of our superinten- dent, Mr. D,K. Darling. I-,X ,,, ',. ' I the principal ascension tie .,. The Boss at work. ff'-ww'rfsg!g.w1-grrvzerrrfrgqgligfir' we l if I 1 rv' TH 52.4 ls W. O. LARSON Long familiar to people of Collins- ville, Mr. Larson was welcomed with pleasure on his return to us from a period of eighteen years' service in Canton, Illinois schools. He has a record for competence as coach and youth counselor, and he has surely earned the esteem of the 1955-1956 faculty and students of our school. fzl. 0. . 4 Al. fit' I H .. .'. X fA.F..d,Jh ' x ...Tx 1 lg -l l . ,,fT- - , .,..f' ,,,. '.-. ,fy ' fix' F ' Q' ' , . ima'-'df . n, . -V - 4 f P. Q, 'iff .-ggqfx I. 1.3 wA - , . ', 4 w. x X, x. 5, iv, ,ig .. , .1?'K . .55 'Q 1 + ,' F 'tl-ig, riff I- ag Alb, 9 3x 8.1 Q. 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'1,f,,y ,1 .. .. - . v .- if +. 0' L L JAMES ARNOLD -4 we love 'em, each and ull.. Science EDNA MARIE BARE 1 Science 1 , .AJ j.- , Rom-:RTA BALDRIDGE .0 i S WILLIAM BARROWS W 'R-lf f1-3 . Accountant ff' J ERNESTINE BOTTLEMY Home Economics MADELINE BUEL English av 'U I E K I 's LENORE CROWLEY Mathematics they must like us tcm.. HOWARD COLE Drafting DON DAVISSON Physical Education fa fear! 514 I GLEN DEA SON Woodworking . i X. R ' ' , -S A W' N: , A I' PAU LINE DEA SON English Social Science If -J 4.52 A :K GUY DECHIARA 1 We L. Machinery 19 .lniiuim I L some days it's rather hard DOROTHY ECKART Librarian 139' CHARMAINE DUFF Physical Educ ation JEAN EDWARDS Physical Education J . '-E-7 A s X .X thut's the iob they fewciwa VERGIL FLETCHER Physical Education I J. PAUL GARDNER Mathematics 1 X ff U I , .rj I ff df' '1?W'f7x WILBUR GREEN Social Science we know the debt we owe R1-IODA GIBSON Vocal Music WILLIAM P. HALE Assistant Principal Guidance Director 0 Zz zimia 45' ' if -as J DWIGHT HEDGCOCK Mathematics KATHRYN HEALY English Typing EDWIN C. HEINECKE Social Science they watch each student grow LUC ILLE HOBBS V fs.. HARRY C . KOELLING 1 - X t . an FRANKLIN KREIDER Instrumental Music 'IN' . xlff 'mr-,5 wiv if Wok H' SOREN K. LARSEN Metal Shop 'Y . B.W. MAUPIN Social Science f' , MARGARET LLNDER ' Social Science II they see us come und go 'Gllq 1 4 X 1, L- '-Hi ...1 r' gf' .f- M IRENE A. E. MEYER WILMA OCHS English Latin 1 'ff M-LSN: . n .5 5 , .3 4. 32573 i MELVIN C. PAUL MARY H. PINKEL Driver Education 26 English L.-44 'g l-.h,i..J v VERG IA PRESSLEY Business Education 112 25 xp. w-.F a-.,,,,f 5 CL BOO-likeeping A EVA RENFRO EIM Guidance Director OLGA S. QUERNH Business Education 27 English i FLORENC E RICHT ER Social Science RUTH V. SCHMIDT Speech we owe 'em much we know MARY ROSSIO Commerce 28 CUM IVQWGZWIV' if ! NANCY SIMPSON WILMA R. SKAGGS i YM Spanish - Social Science Biology X i,,f n 4 HILDA STEINER 29 BERT WEBER Home Economics Physical Education T15 IUWQEQ En A 00 a 0 a U Q A LB ENA BILY EU Registrar C7 JANET KUNCL BARBARA SHARP Secretary Secretary 30 Mrs. Cunningham, Mrs. Larsen, Mr. Van Haaften, Mrs. Garner, Mrs. Graham. ' FVI S 50,411 M P Jr I 'x W' I ., X L: Nite, ge-E Ui FA I ff,-'f' -f'31 i n? 5 ' ' .f . - W revlvif-N K ,, . DM' Fug iff, 'V v Qikuki, ,J,? p,05 't'! V -I. Y I ,P I' -L-.01 r ', - 'Z ': 955.-flfifbg '- ' T:'f63.i. lf!! , C. 4 'QQ 4 viiisfpf HM 5?-fi f C aterin' c apers Miss Bott, Mrs. Bradshaw, Mrs. Ricker, Miss Passet Mrs. Vacca. ff , Messrs. Cuff, Cunningham, Collins, Lange, Sepmeyer. pvvs' ' eg .,.,,y, BACK ROW: Sackett, Body, Curry, Butterfield, Keulks, Wallace, Taylor Kelley, Zampogna, Carpenter, Dubbink, DuHadway. MIDDLE ROW: Mc Donnell, McNurney, Anderson, Orwin, Guinzy, Adams, Cherry, Karvelot Tibbals, Marco,Gonzales, Mrs. Pinkel. FRONT ROW:Jones, Phillips, Loyet Condomitti, Bauer, Owens, Fletcher, Rinder, Ives, Wurtz, Sparks. . ,,,, J l George presides The Student Council The student council, the governing body of ourschool , is composed of students who co-operate with the faculty in solving school problems. Annually this organization sponsors the freshmen orientation party and a courtesy campaign . Some of the outstand- ing events this year were the election of cheerleaders by a school-wide vote and the Homecoming-Week-End festivities--the pep rally, parade, and the dance! 32 ,-T .-D Q3 a-1 U3 W: Preloger, RO LE key, Ve neuil. MIDD Sins 1 I-4 Helmich, Anderson, Haury, BACK ROW: Mr Hale Dubbink, cd E 3 6 -s Q3 2 L5 Key, FRONT ROW: Fletcher Baker, Tevebaugh, Zid, Quatto, her, Hecht, Prac ey, J-1 DD --1 E P. Hale - Miss Margaret Linder. 2 ONSORS: Mr. Kay, Phillips, Hood. SP Sykes, per, C00 oker, Meni, Bo Kuhokiun S t Co -Editors u f f Billie Meni Timmie Booker Assistant Editor Sharon Phillips Business M anager Terry Helmich Business St aff Jean Prachar Joy Pat Baker Sharon Price Senior Editors Loretta Kay Janet Sykes Junior Editor Sue Tevebaugh Sophomore Editor Ma rietta Fletcher Freshman Editor Suzanne Hood Sport Editors Feature Ed Bill Combs Tony Sinskey itor Janet Orwin Point Manager Sharon Preloger Art Editors Becky Key Judy Hecht Judy Wrigley David Dubbink Club Edito r J. L. Verneuil Concession Manager Doris Stehl Circulation Sta ff Barbara Zid Jean Quatto Nancy Cooper Carol Meni Photographers Cli Ty pists Ralph Haury fford Anderson Judy Klein Nancy Muzzarelli 5 H . 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I - tty 'Ag-ff .. .'j'Lx' Z, 1. -I -. -1-'-F' 'T::7'- 'r!-N-11'--5-. Q? 'KN-,.' Z-'fr af 1-- - ? f X --N '1 ' . , ... '-,.-- 5.. . ...-ffg,?.,,',-Afffp.-vf fn,-+,3.l.i35j.n:3f-335-,gl1,'5r:'1':,.ftsS'3',jff:f.5S4v.k- 1- X . H ll ' ' Z s 'M'Qw,-1 f'-'ag.-Z.-f.:-- JH' . - - - ' ' .b J. .. iM--.1.-,g:-,.,.-.WIMX.-nf.-. V , H mm Peg, Jim, Timmie, and Loretta The Senior Board Jim Gaskill . Timmie Booker . Loretta Kay . Peg Cunningham SPONSORS: Mrs. Robert Healy Mrs. Glen Deason President . . Vice4President BACK ROW:Osso1a, Kay, Fischer, Cunningham, Orwin, Booker, Butterfield. FRONT ROW: Gaskill, Thompson, Keulks. Secretary Treasurer ' 2 Y 'Y-.' MARVIN ACK ERMANN, . . Whenever he sets his mind to do something, you can be sure it gets done. Seniors JERRY ADAMS. . . Tall blonde fellow who possesses a broad smile. He also maintains good grades. PAT ADAMS. ..Tops in many things including the honor roll. Enjoys sports--president of G. A. A. STELLA AHART...Her silly antics make everyone laugh. Enjoyed singing in the chorus section. BILL ALLAN. . . Bones is the guy that gave the teach- ers gray hairs with all his crazy antics. ROBERT AMMON. . . Girls seem to head the list of his activities. Bob has a good word for all. DELORIS ANDERSON. . . She always tries to have a good time and usually does, in her own way. MARGY ANDERSON . . . She really liked to talkin study hall, but never could get away with it. PAT ARTH,,,Cute, little blonde who represented our class as freshman maid. Has many friends. RICHARD BAHN.. .A new-comer this year. It was really easy for him to get acquainted. Liked. MIKE BARTON...Oh, what a dirty bird Mike was when he preferred underclassmen to seniors! gn 9 t f . 1' X- tv lb YVONNE BAUDINO . . . Yvonne is friendly to everyone. Makes a hit with boys as well as girls. MARY JANE BELDING. . . A plain-spoken girlwho can handle just about any kind of situation. DORIS BELL... Doesn't say much around here. Her main interests seem to be out of school. , RICHARD BEMARKT...This good-looking kat had troubles--that is, we mean teacher-troubles. JUDY BERGSCHNEIDER...Her more important con- cerns must be out of C.H.S. Likes to talk. I as., JO ANN BILDERBACK...AtUactive, blue-eyed gal that ranks tops as baton-twirler in our band. WILHELMINA BLASS. . . A very striking blonde who is commonly known around school as Mickie. EDWARD BLUEMNER. . Butch is a sharp character who has good looks plus a great personality. BONNIE BODINE. . . We're allcertain of this one thing --her big brown eyes are just the most. PAT BOHNENSTIEHL.. .Sh e 'is tops to have as a friend. Always ready to help out when asked. Seniors TIMMIE BOOKER. . . Did a fine job as co-editor of the Kahokian. Good worker. She's just swell. JOAN BORGMEYER. . .Joan is so shy and reserved here at school that we haven't any complaints! BETSY BROWN. . . Very, very quietg never causes any trouble, but can be counted on any time. RONALD BURCHAM...Ronnie's bashfulness merely adds a finishing touch to make him an OK fella. Seniors DAVID BUTTERFIELD. . .Very active in dramatics. Sure is a welcomed addition to anyone's party. JIM CAIN. . . Such a lingo! No one can tear the Eng- lish language apart better than Jim Cain. DELORES CALVETTI. . . A real sweet senior gal who always likes to look neat, and certainly does. FRANK CAMINITI. .Can't say much against Frank because he simply never does anything wrong. KATHLEENCAMPBELL. . . Petite, little galwith a nice disposition. She made a cute junior maid. ,J 5' X .ff MARIAN CANTWELL. . .Here'sa smart gal! Shehails from East Side but prefers the Kahoks. RALPH CANTY. . .He comes to school just because everyone else does--but still makes out okay. BOB CATALPA. . .Takes everything, including his jokes, seriously. The live wire of any party. CAROL CATT ANI. . . Really a cute girl with pretty red hair and a real sweet smile. Lots of fun.. JIM CHAPMAN. . .His buddies call him Chipmunk. Ready pronto to go out and have a good time. 15- l 1 -6 er Q DAVID COLEMAN. . .Nice fella who seems to know his way around. He has fun and studies, too. HERMAN COMPTON. . . He takes his good humor and light-heartedness with him wherever he goes. DONNA CONDOMITTI. . . A peppy brunette who has worked long and hard on the Student Council. DALE COOK...An easy-going guy who gets along with all. just loves the word graduation. NANCY COOPER. . .This trim, slim lass is noted for all the eye-catching fashions she wears. BOB CHIAROTTINO. . . Gives little thought to his stu- dies--he would much rather be out hounding. BARBARA CLARK...A 'lil' librarian who uses the library motto, even when she's not in it. Seniors ANGELO CORRADINI. . . Never gets too interested in studies--likes to go out and have a ball. CATHERINE COX. . . Her brown hair and blue eyes are only two of Carherine's characteristics. DAVID COX...Known to us by several names, but never known as anything but a real swell guy. EVELENA CROSSNO...l-las long black hair and is certainly full of life. She loves to laugh. PEGGY CUNNINGHAM. . .Our darling football queen with dark hair and ivory skin was ravishing! Ali -Muni lun DAVID CURRY. . . Very amiable guy who takes part in many school activities and does a fine job. JERRIE DEAN. . . A gal that excels in any undertaking, whether it be schoolwork or activity. ROGER DICKMAN. . . Looks like a lad that thinks get- ting out of school will just be a relief. WILLIAM DIRDEN. . . Definitely doesn't take his school work too earnestly--but struggles along. SANDRA DOERGE. . . With such w o n d e r ful singing ability Sandie shows the markings of success. Seniors VICTOR ECKMANN. . . Talented in beating out rhythm on the drums and always making people laugh. BERNICE EICHELBERGER.. . Bea is so nice to know and she's also sweet and pleasant to everyone. GERRY DONNA. . . A true-born genius who expresses his talent with velvet fingers on ivory keys. RAY DORAN. . .Has had a rather spotty-in-school out- of-school career, but we admire his will. DAVID DUBBINK...With a pencil and paint brush David transfers his brilliant ideas to paper. AMOS DUKE. . . Amos is a native of State Park who takes an indifferent opinion on scholarly life. AUBRY DUNCAN. . . Aubry's a nice fellow who makes a good endeavor to get satisfactory grades. fi 4 . WILT ON ELWICK.. . Gets a charge out ofcausing those annoying little classroom disturbances. DELBERT ESCHER. . .Not seen around school any more than necessary. He's glad to graduate. BEVERLY EUBANKS. . . Horses are Bev's weakness, but she takes her school subjects seriously. PAT FALK. . . Pat's temperment is anything but sourg she has a sincere, honest personality. BOB FAYOLLAT. . . Seems to like the thought of grad- uating. Doesn't do a lot around school. DAVID FEIG. . . He has very definite ideas about the proper attire for a young man-about-town. JUDY EISCHER. . . Takes a lead in the fashion's parade with her many, very exclusive clothes. DWAYNE FITCI-l...Would rather sit back and take life easy than get down to straight business. FREDRA FOLEY. . . A nice girl who is the silent type. Ready to help whenever she is asked. EMILY FORTUNATI. . . A soft-spoken voice combined with a pleasant disposition describes Emily. Seniors BEVERLY FRATIGLIONI. . .She really has rhythm. Bev is always hep when it comes to dancing. LARRY FRICKE. . .Very definitely a tall, good-look- ing boy with a real nice smile. So KOOL! MARY KAY FROST. . .That glowing, peachy type of complexion fits this glowing peach of a girl. V JAMES GASKILL...We're all proud to have Jim as class presidentg he's done an outstanding job. Seniors BEATRICE GEASCHEL. . .Thoughtfulness with good nature make her a girl that's so nice to know. WALTER GEASCHEL...Bud is a guy who shines in football. He's really a credit to the team. JOHN GELDBACH...He doesn't take a mere thing such as his school lessons too much to heart. BETTY GEORGE. . .Devotes lots of time and energy to make our band the big success that it is. JOAN GERSTENECKER. . .Joan has a fresh and sunny look on her face that makes her just perfect. EDWARD GIESZELMANN. . . Ed can't be beat when it comes to making the best grade in every class. GERALD GOODPASTURE. . . May be small in stature but he makes up for it in so many other ways. CHARLOTTE GRAFE. . , She has a real sweet manner about her which has gained her many friends. MARENA GRAY. . .Marena has a winning trait about her that puts her right up in all the action. SHIRLEY GREGORY. . .She likes having fun just as well as anybody but takes time out to study. in is I M ., Q I A f' LILLIAN GUDELAUCK AS. . .A stylish dresser with a wonderful talent for making her own clothes. PAT GUINZY. . . Her beautiful black hair wins so many admirers! Made a lovely sophomore maid. BOB HAEFFNER. . . Re al shy guy th at can be seen around town just about any time of any day. SHARI HAMILTON.. .Gracious Shari can find more amusing things to do than to sit here at C.H. S. JOLENE HANCOCK. . .She really has the gift of gab. Always count on having fun with Jolene. LYNDELL GREGSON. . . Lyndell flashes such a hand- some smile that we just can't help liking him. TONY GRISOLANO. . . Has proved that those who mind their own business can keep out of trouble, too. Seniors RICHARD l-lARPER...Richard is an all-round Kahok fan. Ready with plenty of witty remarks, too. SHARON HARPER. . . Has an eye for nice fashions. Real swell gal to have around. Enjoys fun. MARY LOU HARTMAN. . . This vivacious blonde has a happy-go-lucky manner that seems l16V6r'6I1dif1g- ROSELYN HAUKAPP... Rosie is a sweet girl with short blonde hair. She always seems so happy. CLIFFORD HAYES. . . Puts all energy into whatever he's doing, whether it's sports, work or play. 54 A 'S- ED HEITMEIER.. Dutch plays some of the cool- est sounds you ever heard come out of a sax. TERRY HELMICH. . . Terry can always be depends J on to do a good job in everything he attempts. WILLIAM HERBST. ..Bill has gained the respect and the comradeship of all of his classmates. NORMAN HERNANDEZ. . . Bananas is a fellow with a great sense of humor along- with good looks. CAROLE HERRON. . . Everybody's b u d d y -terrific personality, quick wit--the one in a million! Seniors JACQUELINE HOOKS...Jackie possesses a seldom- heard, rare female quality, a so-o soft voice. JAMES HOPPES. . .Took all the hard courses and found they were pretty tough to pull through. DOUGLAS HIGGINS. . . Doesn't pay much attention to his studies, but always manages to get by. GERTRUDE HOFFMAN. . . Sweet little gal who likes to make her own clothes and does a fine job! CATHERINE HOLST. . . So nice and she never has any trouble getting along with kids or teachers! BETH HOLZER...Beth came up with some of the latest, most unique hair styles ever imagined. JACK HOOD...Really works hard for good grades. Has a happy grin for everybody that he meets. l NORMA HOWARD. . .Norma likes to have lots of fun but she usually goes out of town to find it. JOANNE JACOBI. . . Her coal-black hair and those mysterious eyes give JoAnne an exciting look. SANDRA JUENGER. . . Silent Sandra in class but she has no speech difficulties any other lime. LORETTA KAY. . .With q u i e t efficiency merited a signal honor--chosen the class special maid ! JOHN KELLEY. . . Neatclothes-good looks and person- ality-svvell guy. Studies real hard. 4 lm 1 2' GEORGE KEULKS. . . Our StudentCouncil president and an all-round V.I.P. Popular with everyone. ARMAND KLEB. . .He became a member of the class of 1956 upon returning for required credits. JUDY KLEIN. . . She seems to have a passion for cash- mere sweaters! A very stylish dresser. MARILYN KOSTEN. . . Marilyn was right up at the very top of all her classes with straight A's. BOB KRAMER...A1ways enjoys a lot of fun, but is never too concerned about his school work. Seniors JERRY LAMB... J is a real cool trumpet player as well as a real fine fellow and neat dresser. JAROLD LAMBIRD. . .First thought--ahe-manwith an irresistable grin. Yupl Jaro1d's our man! KATHLEEN LAUTH. . . Interested in her school work as well as a truly loyal member of the band. SHARON LAYHER. . .Neat, little office worker who comes from the booming, old town of Maryville. Seniors ERNEST LEMONS. . . Chick manages to get in on a little mischief, nothing serious, of course. JERRY LEY. . . A fellow thatwouldn't think of causing any commotion. fThis is Jerry Ley??J JOAN LINDER. . . A gal with a lot of nice-looking clothes. Everyone has fun laughing with Joan. MARILYN LOYET...Has a comical disposition that makes her popular with boys and girls alike. RONALD LUCAS..Never hesitates to express his opinions to anyone. Quite a classroom riot. Qt. BILL MCCLURE. . .A fellow that has gained loads of fame as a very fine speaker and announcer. HARRY MCCORMICK. . . Doesn't have many worries-- not really studious--but he seems to manage. GISELLA MALFER. . .Her slender figure and thick crop of raven tresses characterizes Gisella. ROBERTA MANGRAM. . .l-las a swell disposition and never has trouble getting along with anyone. JOHN MANSINI...A conscientious lad who gives a first impression of being rather nonchalanr. 4 H px J I ja 25 x 1 'I IDA MEIER...A nice girl who makes her friends easily. Always friendly and very good-natured. BILLIE JEAN MENI. . . A capable header of Hi-Tri and hard worker as co-editor of the Kahokian. JEAN MERCKX. . . Being new this year was no problemg, she got right into the swing of things. PAUL MINCER. . .An easy-going guy who looks and acts as if he d'oesn't have a care in the world. RICHARD MORTON. . .Clown who never has a sober thought. Rich sure had a way with teachers! JOHN MATHQITIS. . .Not too well-known, but if he's a part of this senior class, he must be great. EDWARD MAUER. . .Not too talkative at first, but a very swell fellow once you get to know him. Seniors JAMES MUEHLHAUSER. . . MO0Se has great ability for dancing. A swell guy who always has fun. NANCY MUZZARELLI...As a petite miss that has chic ideas about clothes, Moe gets top-billing. JOHN MYERS. . . The sort of person that has very def- inite ideas about what he is going to do. SANDRA NICHOLS. . . Sandra makes a well-groomed appearance with neat clothes and shining hair. BILL NICOL. . .Fair-haired Bill has a set of scruples that match up to his brawny physique. iv. It H1 J -r 'I5 '19 hu! RUTH ANN NINNESS...Cute as can be with pretty blonde hair and the cutest dimple. So sweet. JOHN NOLAN. . . It might have been a real effort but John somehow managed to come to school. RAYMOND NOONES. . .One of the more quiet guys, who has caused little or no trouble. Liked. VIRGINIA OATMAN. . .Really liked being a member of the band and enjoyed all those band trips. PHILIP OHLENDORF. . . Red hair and freckles are only an asset to Phil's good-natured attitude. Seniors GERALD OUTLAND. . . A friendly sortof a fellow who takes life easy. Chooses his own friends. VICTOR PACEWIC...Tall, handsome bruiser that thinks of better things to do than schoolwork. -3 . . 2- X KENNETH OLIVER...East Side's loss and our gain. Kenny is talented in anything labeled music. BILL ONOFREY...Tall dark and handsome--a real sharp dresser. He has brains as well as looks. JOHN ORIGLIOSSO. . .Was at the bottom of the heap and the last to get up in every gridiron play. JANET ORWIN...Everyone knows Janet with that never-ending giggle of hers. Quite a cut-up. JOHN OSSOLA. . . Dramatics is a subject he excells in, but he keeps up in everything else, also. DAVID PALMER. . . He wears black denim trousers and motorcycle boots. More on the quiet side. BOB PALMER. . . Between that car and motorcycle Bob just doesn't have time for anything else. JOSEPH PASTOR. . .His main interest seems to be out of school fGetting outy. A real nice guy. ELSIE PELO. . . Wears some mighty nifty creations that come under the catagory of sport clothes. ANGELO PERFETTI. ..Not too interested in school workg he can find more exciting things to do. -.t X I ,-0 'Q-If DON PHILLIPS...Don must have had some sort of talent if he stayed in chorus for four years. RICHARD PINKEL. . . Dick is a silent type, but in the band his trumpet makes up for his silence. PAT PLANTZ. . .A sports-minded lass. She lets her enthusiasm explode full-blast during gym. TERRY PRIMROSE...She's the happiest girl in the senior class, in fact, in the whole school. SANDRA PROCTOR...Has a great deal of rhythm that she expresses in her feet. Loads of fun. Seniors BRUCE QUAYLE...He's popular, but definitely not the loud type. Baseba11's his best subject. CHERREE RAPP...A girl who takes life seriously-- never has trouble getting along with anyone. SHARON RAPP. . . She's certain to find something to be happy about and has a smile for all, too. JENNIE REES. . . Very serious about everything. Jennie is also especially popular with boys. Seniors CLEDA REININGER. . . Cleda isn't noisy at all--at least, around here she isn't a bit noisy! DORIS REYNOLDS. . .She 's the owner ofshining brown hair that never seems to be out of place. CRAIG RICHARDSON...IOined us last year--didr1't take him long to catch on to the ways of C.H. S. FRED RIGEL. . .Can hold his own to anyone when it comes to cars or Cheaven forbidly flirting. MARY ELLEN ROCKWELL. . . A luscious figure for a sweet lass fits Mary Ellen to a perfect T ! ! 'wr '-I RALPH SACKETT...With those brains and ability Ralph is certain to become a success in life. HARLAND SCHEIBAL...A top man on the fighting eleven--did his part to make a successful team. DOROTHY SCHILDKNECHT. . . Tall but stately, dig- nified but nice. . .hm-m, sounds like our Dotl RONALD SCHMELTER. . .His main interest seems to be girls. Keeps his grades up and has fun, too. EUGENE SCHMITT...Unpredictable fellow who is sure to have a mischievous idea up his sleeve. Q- Eg. r l X l X Ia 'Qs ., 3' xx X 'Q JIM SERRE. . . A very tall asset to our basketball teamg Jim is always in there fighting. FERN SHELTON. , ,Shy, soft-spoken. Interested in her school work and received good grades. CHARLES SHULACK. . .Wou1dn't think of creating a disturbance, but first to laugh at a joke. MARY SMITH. . ,Always gets along fine with all the teachers. Has attractive long brown hair. WILLIE SMITH. . . A little guy who always seems to be having fun. Willie's everyone's friend. MARY KAY SEINER. . . Finds nothing more stimulating than the exciting sport of horse-racing. GAYLE SEIPP...A congenial person who wouldn't hesitate to say a good word for her buddies. Seniors CHARLES SNOW.. .Tall and handsome describes a nice Maryville guy. Really enjoys good times. ALBERT SONNENBERG.. .Football hero, all-stater, Pride of the Fighting Kahoks --that's Big Al. BARBARA SPEALMAN. . . Very much interested in the Library Club. Always ready to help anyone. SHIRLEY SPELVER. . .Quiet and attractive, known for her willingness to serve whenever needed. CHARLES SPERlNO...Chuck decided he could do a better job in the air force than in school. R l JEANETTE SPONEMANN. . . Most of Jeanette's inter- ests secm to be other than those at school. EDDY STARK. . .This guy's big interest is football-- does okay in anything else too though. RUTH STEFFENHAG. . .She has a friendly and warm manner that makes her well-liked by all of us. JIM STEINWAGNER,,.A gent that doesn't mix too much with school activities but still gets by. LARRY STENNETT. . .H a s an over-six-foo t frame topped off with a patch of carrot-red hair. Seniors SYLVIA SZTUKOWSKI. . . A scatterbrained doll who seems in a pretty big hurry to leave school. JOAN TEGTMEIER. . .Joan has some precise ideas about her clothes and anything else she does. ROBERT STEP!-lENS...Seems so quiet to those who don't know him. Active in the Dramatic Club. MARY STEWART. . . A ceaseless line of chatter is one of this gal's more distinctive features. 'DONNA SUCHMAN. . . School work comes second only to her friends, who of course must come first. JANET SYKES. . .Has been one of the main stays of the class. Always dependable and capable. RONNIE SYKES..M'el1-liked by everyone and re- spected for his knowledge and ability in shop. .5 IJ A ,ff Kiwi :SP x -C CHARLES TENNANT. . . With his optimistic look on life, Chuck even gets a charge out of living. MAX THAY ER. . . Doesn 't consider schoolwork too im- portant--finds more interesting things to do. KENNETH THOMPSON . . . Kenny joins in with every- one in having fun. He tries to get good grades. DONALD THUIS. . . A slim-jim who treats his chorus activities better than his book activities. CARLENE TIDWELL...She is respected for her de- pendability. Has a great interest in school. I f f 1 A I ,W .ia MARY LOU TIEMANN. ..Willing to do her share of any job, whether it is a large or small one. PAULA TRIPP. . .IoinedC.H. S. lastyear. Never seen without a sweet smile and friendly HU MARY JANE VALLINA...Jane's big hearty laughter and continual gaiety is actually contagious. ROBERT VON BROCK. . .A very likeable chap. Bob is also a member of our nationally-known band. CAROL WAGHORN. . . She has many buddies and goes about her merry way with no worries or woes. Seniors RICHARD WALLACE. . . Good looks, great personality, neat clothes--all add up to a keen guy. GARY WEISS. . .He just couldn't sit in a classwithout doing something he shouldn't be doing. MARVIN WENDLER. . .When Marv getswind of a good joke, look out! He just rolls in the aisles! SHERWIN WHITLOW. . . An outstanding athlete. A very definite credit to the class of 1956. Seniors MARGARET WICK ER. . . Really nice once you get ac- quainted but not enough kids got to know her. THEODORE WILLE. . . A member of the football team. Ted is always in there fighting. Friendly. LARRY WILSON. . .Gets more kick out of drawing in class than tending to scholarly matters. FRED WINCHESTER...A very quiet guy with easy- going ways. Football player supreme. Funny. SALLY WISEMAN. . .Doesn't take too active a part in school-things life is too exciting outside. ROGER WITTE. . . Roger is rather quiet but has an in- terest in anything connected with airplanes. BILL WOLFE...Bil1 sure studies hard for the good grades he receives. Has lotsa friends. JERRY WOOD...A little fellow with big ideas. He likes singing in chorus. Can't sit still. MARGARET WYATT. . . She wouldn't dream of going by the name Margaret. Mugs fits her better. GREGORY ZAVAGLIA. . .Nothing ever rushes him-- takes things slow and easy just as they come. Ir 2 I, .ff P 3 . 3' x ..f- ' I 1!......, fl, ! J 1 bij? ..l' '. .-9. - . ' YQ ,., - I ,f 3: 10, .' K-:uv 'f. 5 .4 f. f. L The Junior Board Earl Neubauer . . President Joe Oberfo . . Vice-President Nancy Warfield. . . Secretary Sue Tevebaugh . . Treasurer SPONSORS: Mrs. Kenneth Buel Mrs. Milo Bottlemy Nancy, Earl, Joe, and Sue BACK ROW: Warfield, Miranda, Tevebaugh, Mrs. Buel, Mrs. Bottlemy, Pracher, Gillaspy. FRONT ROW: Neubauer, Phillips, Falline, Tibbals, Oberto. r I JV J, E, L .,,. if al iw 'i all Q Coronation Scenes x 'ff The Junior Record X Once again, the class of T957 has had gotten year. The members of this class have participated and excelled in every phase of school life, from the gridiron and the basketball court to the classroom. This year they staged a beau- tiful coronation ofthe T955-56 football queen and the iunior- senior prom. As their representative in the coronation, they chose Miss Sue Miranda. They hope to make their Final year a rewarding one. There is no doubt that they will succeed for this s a class of talented, energetic teen-agers! 58 a never-to-be-for 'N 2 w'5'W?fWWm 1 v , Tis , w T -,, X4 1 , r .- ,., . 58' 1 , , ' T we . , , A S v ' ' 5 . ll f X I A . ' , Q y -J. ' ..' , Q' X' - I' it ' S Q N- .' Q X B W . -. - . L S - if ':' . vt .,.. M: ff in f 'K Q. , V, - A i X 1-Q .N . i -s f,., If f 4, ' 'ar .4 XR ,K F3 i w , ,Q 'T', W, f u I Xlxvlll -' x V1 ry ' B 'VJ'-'n J is l,.f .Q , . ! A kt' N, W , K V I' V15 f x. J BACK ROW:Beas1ey, Bertoleit, Barnett, Bennett, Bethel, Alvarez, Arnold, Bollinger, Arm- strong, Archer, MIDDLE ROW: Baumgartner, Blandon, Allen, Bendel, Bom, Adams, Bardsley, Abraham, Blaylock. FRONT ROW: W. Bauer, Brider, Atteberry, Bauer, J. Adams, Bridges, Bontempo, Baker, Bettorf. FOURTH ROW: Combs, Ciuferi, Cummins, Claus, Bush, Brombolich, Calusio, Britton, Broyles, Caldwell. THIRD ROW: Burris, Cavaletti, Bright, Butler, Brooks, Brightman, Burbes, Clark. SECOND ROW: Cooper, Buffo, Car- kuff, Brown, Mrs. Pressley, Cathers, N. Coombs, C. Coombs, Burroughs. FIRST ROW: Butts, Castelli, Conway. -x.,,,,- , W-, -,- rw.: Y i. l rc ff -sz: F' ,E : :C O-. i :CC s 4 lv W nuns: FOURTH ROW: Deppe, Domnick, Eckart, Dellamano, Davinroy, Fraunfelder, Edwards, Dickerson, Eberle, Dailey THIRD ROW: Decrevel, Daniel, DeVore, Fournie, Evans, Delkus, Epperson, George, Eckert, SECOND ROW: D Elliott, C. Elliott, Deterding, Doto, Gallaher, Folk, Devorak, Ferguson, Falline. FRONT ROW: Gem, Einfeldr Davis, Dameron. FOURTH ROW: Gray, Hammond, Grizio, Haskell, Horvath, Hillier, Haury. THIRD ROW: Hut- chens, Howard, Gillaspy, Hecht, M, Hayden, Gutierez, Gonzales, Haig, Giritz, Henderson. SECOND ROW: Harrolle, Hefferly, Hoopingarner, Heitkamp, Mrs. Bottlemy, Googins, Hohn, D. Hayden. FRONT ROW: Hayes, Holeman, Giglotto, Hager, Hanratty. 60 BACK ROW: Leffler, Kalbfleisch, Logsdon, Kassing, Jackson, King, Lawrence, Lewis, Kriercmeyer. MIDDLE ROW: Koenig, Lilley, Juelfs, Juenger, Kelley, Lott, Kohler, Key, Launhardt. FRONT ROW: Jones, Leskera, Ives, Lemmons, Mr. DeChaira, Lutz, Johnson, Kavaliunas, Kuhn. ..L.., BACK ROW: Meni, Norbury, Magario, Neubauer, Ninness, McGhee, McCormick, Nance, Ma- cari, McGuire. MIDDLE ROW: Miller, Moussette, Massander, Meyers, Materka, Maniscalli, Meadows, J. Miller, Mezzano, Mooney, Murphy. FRONT ROW: Miranda, Milam, Massa, Mat- ter. Mr, Proffer, MacDonald, McCann, McDonnell, Meier, I fO If f Wi 'FEV 3 ,Q4'3Qf E: ,U rj Q -J Q. Qs it Q2 ll! Il? ij! gp ,f ff, rillillllln . - 1- V n-AIN. . ,WH ,, ,,,,,, MW A w ' .fi'Zi5'Z'-G LW f' Q5 1-3 QWTWFIM N X.. Qs 1. 1'- 31 4- 7 2 11' BACK ROW: Perkins, Phelps, Ogle, O'Rourke, Quarenghi, Powell, Oliver, Oberto, Picchioldi. MID DLE ROW: Prachar, Poneta, Quatto, Parker, Peradotti, Peltz, Pegues, Popov. FRONT ROW: Osborn O'Conner, O'Hara, Perfetri, Mrs. Buel, Palecek, Prelo er On ' ' g , ofrey, Ph1ll1ps. ' f'f?if'i5WFi-zilwii if like k a BACK ROW: Scaggs. Ramatowski, Scharf, Schafer, Radosevich, Ruder, Schanz, Slesinski, Shup. MIDDLE ROW: Reynolds, I. Reynolds, Rajkowski, Schuck, Robinson, Schimkus, Seward, Reed, Sendejas, Revelle, Short. FRO ROW: Rogers, Scheurer, Renick, Rinder, Shopher, Sea S ' ' NT go, chiller, Rerlrng. v, ' 1- w, -..M ,. 4 ,, ,M . 4- J-fda L., -,t--.fa Tl? if' N-5!'i'F'W5'4lml'.'3lf rfiriillii -.-A 3335 BACKROW: Springer, Taylor, Staden, Tottleben, Struense, Stephen, Stinchfield,Sorbie, Tieman. MIDDLE ROW: Von Seng, Soehlke,- Sponemann, Stark, S. Smith, Suchman, B. Smith, Vetter, FRONT ROW: Tanner, R. Smith, Taveggia, Szakacsi, Tevebaugh, Tibbals, Stehl, Steiner. Q1 x ? - ad ' 'Y BACK ROW: Welle, Waltermire, Wilhoit, Walker, Welch, Winkler, MIDDLE ROW: Zike, Wesemann, Wagner, Wall, Wood, Weckman. 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W --,- alf,.j1 .-.v 45:13 '. .z ..fy- .A1.2-U.-Q10 3' In' 'f m-fF1v,nF,,4-:- ,:.. .. --4. 1- ---we - ' '-' n -- - -e'-'..- - 4..r-mi - -.1-3: --L .3 '-- - -1.1 -7, - 'i'4f.' 5-Af-'qg -7i3v'f:fQ.?f.':'4'L'fJT4.,:? ., -1 -XJZYL-1 :grim . 11'-1 .- ,' 5- ,4,s.P, ,A tl mfvxlqlb '91-...gf-.2-'rf '?',3 -,.., ... . 2 m -.A-Pj' 'ISIQ--J, .R The Sophomore ... , Dennis Bethel Ronold Buel . Judy Hendricks Jane Combs . SPONSORS: Miss Florence Richter Miss Roberto Boldridge Board . President Vice-President . Secretory . Treasurer BACK ROW: Vemeuil, Koertge Buel Bethel FRONT ROW Mxss Baldrldge Baker Mc Nurney, Bloomquist, Hendr1cks M1ssR1chter -was nirxfit '- 'lr -' ire. n Havin' a ball X. Eatin' again Sophomore Statistics We, the class ofnineteen hundred and fifty-eight, are proud of our many members and the good work they have accomplished. As freshmen, we chose sweet, petite Miss Jane Combs to represent our class as the third maid in the lovely coronation ofthe football queen. This year we made another very fine choice in selecting charming Miss Barbara McNurney as our sophomore representative in the court of our beautiful nineteen hundred and fifty-five Football queen. Two girls from our class were chosen by the student body for cheerleaders and many boys of our class have represented us ably in athletics. Many of our members are on the honor roll. Our class has succeeded very well in scholastic, athletic, and social activities. The past two years have been both profitable and enjoyable. All members ofthe class of fifty-eight are looking Forward to the remaining two years to be spent at Collinsville High. 'fx 5 I L-.J I W B nhart Barton Basola Adams, Barberis, Arth, Bennett, Becker. MIDDLE ROW: RONT ROW: Ander- BACK RO : ar , , , Bl Bishop, Berg, Bailey, Andrews. F Barnett, Althardt, Bethel, Adams, ass, B' s, A. Anderson. son, Bahn, Baker, Bloomquist, Mr. Weber, Ackermann, Bauer, xgg JK s ij L . Clark. THIRD ROW FOURTHROW:Caswe1l, Borowitz, Botkin, Carlson, Carter, Carpenter, Clark, Cicirello, T Cole, Cherry, Bullard, Cockrell, S. Cole, Bruno, J. Caswell, Brown, Canada. SECOND ROW: Childs, Broyles, ' ' ' Bounds. FRONT ROW: Carril, Buel, Chiste. Boehm, Breckenridge, Miss Richter, Brooks, Buesking, FOURTH ROW: Fpperson, Falk, Doss, Dawley, R. Dellamano, C. Dellamano, DuHadway, DeBow, Dour, Dittrich THIRD ROW: DeMariano, Cook, DeMonbrene, Dominick, Cox, Diaz, Ellis. SECOND ROW: Dunn, Dehn, Corzine Fckart, Conway, Crossno, Dempsey, Combs. FRONT ROW: Deason, D. Combs, Ferrill, Crepps. BACK ROW:C. Graham, G. Graham, Giedeman, Folkerts, Gunderson, Gregson, Giovando, Frank lin, Geaschel, Haeffner. MIDDLE ROW: Giofre, Green, Froncheck, Gerstenecker, L. Geaschel Fletcher, Hamilton, Gray, Gorman, Haley, Fulton. FRONT ROW: Gieszelmann, Goehl, Gale Grafe, Mrs. Skaggs, George, Grisolano, Fields, Gravot. 68 BALK ROW Juenger, Henry, Johnson, Howard, Hartman, Harper, Kelley, Hickman, Kelley, Hooks. MIDDLIE ROW Hanks Henson, Curry, Jenne, Kassing, Haney, Jondro, Johnson, Hoover, Hillier, James, Holtgreve. FRONT ROW Kalbfleisch, Highley, S. Hillier, Keller, Mr. Deason, Kavaliunas, Hettenhausen, Hendricks, Herren. FOURTH ROW:Koertge, Majesky, long, Martin, Klein, Loyet, Maxwell, LaFuria, Kopcych. THIRD ROW: Killian, Maurer, Machinsky, Miller, Marx, McClure, Milkert, Merz, Krietemeyer. SECOND ROW: Malano, Lambird, Leisen, Lyerla, Mr. Larsen, McNurney, Meni, Key. FRONT ROW: Kretzer, Kocot, Lukas, Magin, Manning, Maddalino, Laramore, Mester, Xl UYRAA1 'Q' 'X TiN L - ,1- f gQ 1 ..- i BACK ROW1 Osborn, Newberry, Nottoli, Perfetti, Morrow, Patton, Poneleit, Myers, Nelson Phillips. MIDDLEROW:Perry, T. Patterson, S. Patterson, O'Bryan, Noones, Murphy, Pearson FRONT ROW: Pastor, Orr, Moussette, Petroski, N' l ' ' ' ICO , Nrco, Norris, Mrzee, O'C Ol1l'1Ol'. LAST ROW: Schuette, Rarick, Schmelter, Reynolds, Ricker, Reece, Reimler, Schuck, Pyle, Schanuel. SECOND ROW:Rosales, Price, Proffer, Redman, Richardson, Reay. FIRST ROW: Sell ' ver, Rubin, Schneider, Reed. ars, Self, Pritchett, Schoonover, Rec- 70 BACK ROW: Spagna, Sullivan, Spreter, Tanner, Stark, Stere, Tipton, Sinskey, Urban, Struckhoff, Verneuil, Stevenson. MIDDLE ROW: Simmons, Sparks, Shannon, Tucker, Staley, Sullivan, Stumpf, Taylor. FRONT ROW: Spencer, Shelton, S. Smith, Taylor, Shafer, Sickler, Slope, Vancil, Trout, Tresnak, Stephenson. BACK ROW: Wendler, Wrigley, Zeppetella, Wilhoit, Yehling, Voss, Young, Weeks. Wilkens. MIDDLE ROW: Willoughby, S. Wrigley, Zeller, L. White, Wasser, Wiseman, Waghorn, Whittle, Willumat. FRONT ROW: Wecker, Wood, Zalders, Zahrndt, Wantland, Wainscott, Warren, Wille. Nfl. an-4 JoAnn, Shari, Betty, and Judy Freshn1un Bour Shari Falline . . . Betty Russell. . . JoAnn Raikowski . Judy Heller . . SPONSORS: Miss Nancy Armitage Mr. James Arnold BACK ROW: Rajowski, Russell, Heller, Hartmann, Chadwick. FRONT ROW: Hoga, Falline, Mr. Arnold, Jenkins, Fletcher. . . President Vice-President . . Secretary . . Treasurer 72 Freshmen Facts The class of one thousand nine hundred fifty nine was the largest class ever to cross the threshold of Collinsville High School and tread its well worn halls. We got off to a rip-roaring start with the freshmen party given in our honor by the student council, then bent to our studies with a will. Our arrival swelled the membership of a great many school clubs and proved to one and all that even though we were little Freshmen, our interestin the school band, scholarship, and all extra-curriculars is as great as that ofthe three classes previous to ours. A num- ber of our members are interested in sports, and though they lack the experience needed For the varsity squads, they will make names for themselves in the near future. The third maid of honor for the football coronation was pretty, po i s ed Miss JoAnn Marco. She appeared in shrimp pink bouffantskirted for- mal and was escorted by Clifford Hayes. A hope for the future is that everyone will agree that our class is the most. Freshmen :IG of ' ll I' X Bcrlking baby . Q' The new look! BACK ROW: Bauer, Basola, Breckenridge, R. Bradley, Biggins, Belman, Biggins, Baldus, Baran, Barnish, Big ham. THIRD ROW: Althardt, Archer, Brider, Berta, Betti, Bohnenstiehl, Armstrong, G. Archer, Atteberry White, Blumberg. SECOND ROW: Block, Borders, Arnh, Anderson, Mr. Green, S. Bradley, Bowers, A. Blay lock. FRONT ROW: Baudino, J. Blaylock, Zampogna, Adams, Boneau, Allan, Barnett, Bauchens. wing, ag ' 9' 1 ' Chance Christian Byrkit Counts, Carkuff, Carpenter, Brooks. BACK ROW: Canada, Cava etu, , , , MIDDLEROW: Browne, Burns, Buehrer, Burton, Chaput, C. Cherry, A. Cherry, Britton, Cleaver, - L Cherr , Callis, Bush, Capecchi, Chadwick, Cawvey, Clayton, Cagle. FRONT ROW. Burcham, . y Chapman, Brooks. , - a ,,.., BACK ROW: Ellis, Danforth, DeVore, Dalton, Deterding, Dolza e 1, , , , Drenkhahn. MIDDLE ROW: Davis, Dawley, Davinroy, Dean, Daly, Dunaway, Doran, Dawson, Eckmann, Drost RONT ROW: Detto, Davinroy, Dieu, Detto, England, Elbe, Douglas, Condellone Edens, Dawley, Corcoran. F Eckart, Emmer, Eichelberger. L I dll' Evens Cunningham Cooper Derwelis, BACK ROW:Fornero, Gravot, Gaskill, Girnt, Fournie, Frost, Green, Fuller, Grider, Grabowski, Gillespey, Gili Goodwin. MIDDLIE ROW: Greshman, Cadwell, Giritz, Greenwood, Gonzales, Gillaspy, Geaschel. FRONT ROW Geldback, Fisher, Graves, Fletcher, Falline, Gherna, Miss Steiner, Gartland, Frost, Gartside, Haislar,Golightly. FOURTH ROW: Jackson, Heien, Heitkamp, Hodges, Johnson, Haller, Horner, Hurst, Hanks Holliday, Holcomb. THIRD ROW: Henderson, Herold, Jokerst, Hoffman, Hubble, Horvath Hood, Hornback, Hammers, Hockaday. SECOND ROW: Hutchens, D. Johnson, Hartmann, Jen kins, Johann, Hoga, Hills, Jamison. FRONT ROW: Hastings, Horn, Hamilton, Hoeltmann, R Johnson, Hartenstein. 76 BACK ROW: Kolling, Ley, Jowett, Larbey, Keel, Lassly, Lewis, LeFave, locandro, Ladow. MIDDLE ROW: Long, Lawless, Koelling, Klobuchar, Lauth, C. Lewis, Kleb, Lilley, Kittstein, Kalbfleisch, Kassing. FRONT ROW: Karvelat, Jones, LaCrone, Klenke, Kutzgar, Juelfs, Locandro, Jonas, King, Laurinski. BACK ROW: Morietta, Mattea, Merckx, Merckx, Marco, Malter, Moorehead, McNeill, Mc- Whirter, Moor. THIRD ROW: Mills, Maier, Loy, C. May, E. May, Myers, Morgan, Murray Miller, Lundak, Loyet. SECOND ROW: Martin, Mabry, McGee, Mease, Mewes, Mr. Hedgcock Morton, Lott, McCosh, Magario. FRONT ROW:Machinsky, Marshall, Murphy, Merckel, Masloski MacDonald. ,BQ his A '-AX 4 'w' Q b FOURTH ROW- Palmer Pa . , ce, Pacewic, Polacek, Peterman, Pelo, O'Donne1l, Noel, Pring, O'Hara, Pitts. THIRD ROW: Osborn, Pahlman, Noll, Pamatar, Perkins, Osborn, C. Pelo, Nichols. SECOND ROW: Nance, Preloger, Neathery, Pyle, Mr. Davisson, Pilkus, Oberkfell Patterson, Parkinson. FRONT ROW: Phillips, Nangle, Plantz , Nochta, Picchioldi, Perry. ...ilvl !..3I 'lli l 5-Q---4 ..ff.. :- .gf- . ,A ly. I I' . g hx. 5 R ri? f '- A :':.:,'l- sy, -'55 R FOURTH ROW: Renz, Revelle, Ruderer, Robinson, Riley, Schneidewind, Roland, M. Robinson, B. Richardson, Sachtleben. THIRD ROW: A. Robinson, P. Richardson, Rajkowske, Schlonat, Ritz, Russell, Rothenberg, Rushing, Renfroe, Reiling. SECOND ROW: Robbins, Rutz, Schroeder, Rogers, Mrs. Gibson, Sarkesian, Quinl FRONT ROW: Rupprecht, Routt, Rademacher, Rar' k ' an, Sams. ic , Robertson, Risenhoover. BACKROW: Shea, Tennant, Sharp, Suter, Taake, Sleeter, Szakacsi, Tilton, Tidwell, Swigert. MIDDLE ROW: Sticksel, Stone, Sexton, Short, Shelton, Slayton, Smith, Sperino, Thompson, Seiner, Staden, Southard. 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JK ' Q Q4 , 'sig 1- J A 4' '?:x r ' -.a- Y as f ., A, V u A Y -' .Q -v XX -T54 BACK ROW: Giofre, A. Cherry, C. Cherry, Tevebaugh, Linder, Smith, C. Meni, Bruno, Hendricks, Het- tenhausen. THIRD ROW: Johnson, Tibbals, Richardson, Mabry, Buffo, Doto, Baker, Redmon, Maurer, Proffer, Haley, Haines, Sexton. SECOND ROW: Bloomquist, Herron, Schlonat, Bowers, Blaylock, Jenkins, Meyers, Burroughs, Hoga, Gravot, Malano, Patterson. FRONT ROW: Dieu, McDonnell, N. Cooper, Sykes, Loyet, Klein, Mrs. Skaggs, B. Meni, Devorak, D. Cooper, Kutzgar, Johann. President ..... Billie Meni Vice-President . Sue Tevebaugh Secretary. . . Judy McDonnell Treasurer . . Kay Redmon Sponsor . . Mrs. Skaggs The Hi-Tri is an organization devoted primarily to the welfare of the students of the school and to people in need of assistance. Throughout the year the members of this worthwhile organization were Q' very busilyworking on the various proiects that are 'K so typical of this group. Just one of its many helpful qv, enterprises was the d ona ti o n that was given to M charity. Of course, this contribution was made by the members th em se l v es . Besides their various B Y proiects during the year, the members all learn the M V values of true friendships and the satisfaction that can come from the help they give unto others. Qtr-s .. Q' 1 mg .I - N .L X :jf ,T ., f rj- WSJ '-?',lNl4-'tt .1 h N -5111, 9 ' 2 ' 'f 1,7 f ,, at 35,1 ' s ,lv 1-1 s , , ' Q ,IH ' Her ,' -t -' JA- - Q 4. t it . fl 5 .Q . A vt' .5 1r,.6l1,:L,fi -.,1. ' - ' gt -' ,H-vf djs , , , , . K' ' . w 'B . . . V 1 in QP cz. ' ev 0 A .-' . ,ft 3, , , 5 ,l WM Q , IW. l, 5...' , T VJ' gr - BACK ROW: O'Connor, Allan, Decrevel, Bauer, Spealman. MIDDLE ROW: Tidwell, Curry, Smith, Kohler, Revelle, Schildknecht, Grafe, Clark, Sykes. FRONT ROW: Seward, Klein, Nichols, Loyet, Miss Eckart, Cooper, Muzzarelli, Haukapp, Gerstenecker. This club was organized to help keep the library in efficient running order, which isa full-time iob. The club has taken it upon itself to keep the system as effictive as possible. New books must be readied for the shelves. Old ones mustbe repaired and reshelved. Every single book must be accounted for. Magazines and books must be kept in order. The girls are not in this club for fun. They willingly give up their study periods to keep our library in excellent condition. This is a hard working organization. The work is consistent. These girls are doing a fine iob. 83 President. Nancy Muzzarelli Vice-President . Wilma Bauer Secretary. . . Sally Renick Treasurer . . . Sally Renick Sponsor .... Miss Eckart library Club 7'0L 1 01 DGLUNE Cmp FALL OF THF: YDNAN it-mae DARWIN I D ov 1 YWZQGAMQ nz: I ..q1 'r. n - s Q- ' 1' P Q ' gl 7 lnrni Vocotionol Shop Club President. . . . Larry Fricke Q Vice President . . Ronnie Sykes C Secretary Marvin Wendler j R I Sponsors . . Mr. DeChiara I l B ill Ki Treasurer. . . Vic Eckmann A Mr. Larsen . ilu' Qi ,lil f 1 . BACK ROW: Suchman, King, Dickerson, Cook, Ruder, McGuire, Barnett, Escher, Fricke, Wendler. MIDDLE ROW: Struense, Shup, Scharf, Archer, Wood, Compton, Dickman, Winchester, Logsdon, Leicht, Elwick. FRONT ROW:Ka1bf1eisch, Snow, Slesinski, Canty, Mr. Larsen, Mr. DeChiara, Alvarez, Eck- mann, Sykes. The Vocational Shop Club was organized within the last few years. It is one of our larger clubs and the pur- pose is to interest boys in using the fine skills acquired in class activity, to serve their needs in making a living . . . .a worthy goal. S4 -3 V Geldbach BACK ROW:Gil'l'1t, , Horn, Revelle, Sachtleben, MIDDLE ROW: Clayton, Allan, Bedalow, Rothenberg, Sraden, Marshall, Moor, Yehling. FRONT ROW: Dean, Fletcher, Mabry, Falline, MissBare, Marco, Rajkowski, Broyles, Drost, Johnson. Hobbies and ideas --the two words from which the title Ho'dea comes -- in themselves describe the ur ose of this or anization of eneral P P 9 9 science students. These Future citizens of the world are motivated by a scientific interest. The activities are manyand varied. Included are hobby shows, discussions, and parties. Combined they result in a well organized, ably-sponsored club. President. . . . Jack Clayton Vice-President . . . Bill Moor Secretary. . . . Shari Falline H0 ' Den Treasurer . . JoAnn Marco Sponsor . . Miss Bare 300 O as BACK ROW: Gili, Heien, Anderson, Coleman, Hood, Stephens, Ossola, Bemarkt. MIDDLE ROW:Go1ight1y, Staden, Hickmann, Zampogna, Magin, Norbury, Staden, Armstrong, Kalbfleisch, Haury, Gent. FRONT ROW: Rajkowski, Condellone, Marco, Bowers, Mr. DeChiara, Malter, Gallaher, Ritz, Betti. President .... John Ossola Vice-President . David Coleman Secretary .... JoAnn Marco Treasurer . . JoAnn Condel lone Sponsor . . . Mr. DeChaira Camera Club TEIK The Camera Club welcomes everyone interested in photography, its main obiective being to provide more knowledge in this Field. The club has an ex- cellent darkroom with all the Facilities for printing pictures. In the Fall, the members sold photographs of the football team. A local photographer serves as the club's technical advisor and conducts talks and demonstrations on the finer points of photo- graphy. The club also sponsors locally a national photography contest. 86 1 T 1 l ?' L 4' ff, L',oo 'Qc I CQ f 1 ' l ' . qf' d :- 1' . 4v4'.'f Vice-President . . Bernice Eichelberger Secretary. . . . . Sue Miranda Treasurer . . Sue Miranda -3325, 6 Sponsors . . Miss Steiner ,'.?'5 tl over Qffl . Mrs. Bottlemy 4,22-,'3,3 President. . . . .Shirley Gregory S 'A'-X ' - ff-33 Cafhng 'I S Z' Home Et Club BACK ROW: Anderson, Fortunati, Rapp, Reynolds, Betti, Lilley, Leezy, Sams, Shell, Malter, C. Lewis. FIFTH ROW: Elbe, Wallace, Cox, Shelton, Wainscott, Rajkowski, Capecchi, Preloger, Kalbfleisch, Temple, Staley, Vancil, Mousette. FOURTH ROW:Anderson, Hoffmann, Osborn, Gonzales, Patterson, Murray, Stone, Dunaway, Loy, Britton, Vivod, Owens, Wood. THIRD ROW: Hornback, Juelfs, Horvath, Pilkus, Weckman, Fults, Blaylock, Stewart, Martin, Renfroe, Pelo, Myers. SECOND ROW: Hubble, Klobuchar, Faletti, Johann, Kutzgar, Lundak, Sexton, Richardson, Detto, Nagel, Davinroy, Davinroy, Brooks. FRONT ROW:G1'egory, Eichelberger, Miranda, Preloger, Combs, Quatto, Miss Steiner, Sperino, Thompson, Yanousek, Mrs. Bottlemy. This club was organized two years ago. The main purpose of the club is to promote interest in the home. Many interesting topics pertaining to homemaking presented at the meetings will serve to Fit girls for their Future roles as wives and mothers. B7 President. . . Vice President . VQZQ LQQL - + WEZTL-ij'-. 72911 Murh Club . David Curry Rich Wallace Secretary .... Jean Prachar Treasurer . . Sponsor Judy Schiller . . Miss Crowley Our Math Club is one ofthe most active in the area. lt has brought to many students an insight into the application of mathematical methods to practical problems. This, the group is expressing in geometric designsin metal craft. The spring picnic climaxes the club meetings. ln 1956 the Collinsville Club served as host to all Southwestern Illinois clubs. BACK ROW: Haskell, Hillier, Myers, Welch, Arnold, Wall, Butterfield, Kelley. THIRD ROW: Dellamano, Vetter, Wallace, Taylor, Barton, Dubbink, McCormick, Anderson, Hayes. SECOND ROW: Staden, McDonnell, Phillips, Prachar, Burroughs, Curry. FRONT ROW: Eubanks, Bilderback, Nichols, Tevebaugh, Miss Crowley, Schiller, Seago, Wurts. 88 Speech Bureau BACK ROW: Body, Kilna, Renick, Lewis, Stephens. FRONT ROW: McDonnell, Lilley, Rinder, Leskera, Miss Schmidt, Baudino, Sztukowski, Steiner, Fischer. Before Miss Schmidt's unfortunate accident, the Speech Bureau was the voice of C.H.S. Under Miss Schmidt's guidance this group made appearances before many civic groups expressing youths' views on current topics. The program served to acquaint the people of our community with the fine work of our school and, at the same time, gave students opportunity to gain poise in speaking before groups of thoughtful, inter- ested adult leaders. as wearer:-A-,d:ss'Q3x'd-:rNwP'gf:ifvi+2' A P km ,-4.,i.-s.-ab: -I..-gvr-,f -he 'ka 5 see 'lia:,.3 we-,S-1-f..:r,g, .5653 le rf' A :?iE't1'+1- 'L , P 1 I i .4 -V-5 Q O N ' '33-Ls. .,,. .iI.iv'fi L Q' 5 ' -41? f .i 1 -H: 'jf .- 'm HONES ttasa ' . - pf- .3 0 - :EOVS ' CHEER 9 LU? Q, ,r v 9 sl if ld BACK ROW: Martin, Popov, Giglotto, Allen, Harper, Logsdon, Eckart. FOURTH ROW: Thomas, Feig, Lemons, Morton, Bemarkt, Corradini, Thuis. THIRD ROW: Arnold, Von Seng, Tiemann, Frauenfelder, Bollinger, Gunderson, Maddalino, Geaschel, Loyet. SECOND ROW: Waltermire, Krietemeyer, Oberto, Phelps, Carpenter, Tennant, Klein, Harper. FRONT ROW: Staden, Conway, Mr. Proffer, Koenig, Reese, Maurer, Kilna, Diaz. President . . .Joe Oberto Vice-President . Jerry Phelps Secretary. . . Ernest Lemons Treasurer . . . Ernest Lemons Sponsor . Mr. Proffer A loud voice and awill to win are the quali- ties needed to ioin this club, made up solely of boys who want to support our team and help the cheerleaders. Members attend all home games in order to spur the Kohaks on to victory. Go, you Kahoks! 90 BACK ROW: Magario, Von Brock, Fisher, Klenke, Peradotti, Schimkus, McClure. FRONT ROW: Brown, Breckenridge, Miss Renfro, Eckart, Massa, Rinder. The Future Teachers of America is a club or ganized for the purpose ofgiving experience to the students in ourschool who plan to enter the teach ing profession. Presiding over classes when teach- ers are absent, visiting teachers conventions, and sending representatives to the state convention are only a few activities the club members partake of during the busy year. 91 DUT, N DONT cow? BM-K BACK ROW: Vallina, Ninness, Frost, Adams, Meni, Layher, Reynolds. MIDDLE ROW: Serpp Bohnen stiehl, Eichelberger, Tegtmeier, Holst, Oatman, Guinzy, Primrose, Cunningham, Fortunau FRONT ROW: Quatto, Zid, Peradotti, Perfetti, Carhers, Wurtz, Malfer, Fischer, Kay. Office Stuff The girls who make up the office staff have many tasks which they perform. Among these are the opening and sort- ing of mail, running errands, delivering bulletins and blue slips, and filing of excuses. The incidents they experience in the office give them an excellent background for future QTILITY Suv . T Q' grades and must maintain the average. The work is most interesting and enioyable. :lf -'V D oo. .f QC. IC , . l H V R06 LVPICS 92 office employment. Expert advice is given on practically every matter that mayarise. This group is entirely com posed of girls from all four classes. To be an assistant in the office, one has to have a certain average in The cafeteria staff is a group which consists of students of any 5? fort in order to help keep the 16755: S class who relinquish time and ef- ' cafeteria in good shape. These 1-40013 C51-K LOPSE boys and girls are strictly volun- teers. Free meals are provided for Cafeteria Stuff these workers, which they truly earn by doing the everyday duties assigned to them. A list of the responsibilities of the students is: dish washing, serving food in the lunch line, wiping off the tables after each lunch period, and in general, helping anyone who needs assistance. Anyone who volunteers must be willing to perform his duties day in and day out. Over-all, these students do a fine job and are to be complimented on all they do. Everyone is sure that they will keep up the fine quality work. The entire faculty and the student body, too, wish to express their gratitude to these fine young people for assuming the responsibility of seeing that our cafeteria runs smoothly. BACK ROW: Caswell, Farrell, Kopyczk, Stephens, Schauel, Koenig, Dominick, Stephens, Zavaglia. MIDDLE ROW: Lilley, Tamasse, Stewart, Eckert, Spealman, Clark. FRONT ROW: J. Dean, M. Dean, Eubanks, M. Blass, Lashley, Kelley, N. Blass, Wilson, Malfer. XG ders BU 887 Ch ub eer CI Ch Is Gir cessfully reorganized this C SU OS Clubw I. 0 CD .C U -an E LD CD .C I- I D 4- vs CD .C 4- s Q. LE E as 'U U CD L ws .c 4- I-. cv 'o c D U 2 as 'U o on T 0 OD .C U I. D O year by mzed yell CI V9 their o st by a boo pirit Ill rschool OU gave ts den F6 We l'S eerleade ch . The SS gam sketbal l ba and all tb ing at foo GS F6 eag On every and GI' body this ye student 6 th en by chos that they were the best possible choices . Their tireless efforts have given the sports fans a true picture of good sportsman- 51 E gam l' g loudly a lm yel CD cu I! .22 .5 E a an :ln L D o o ll- :- -I-I o bs 2 n .9- .C va 'o as L- cv an .c u I- an .c 4- o cv 3 SSSYTI' PSP U as .c ll- TJ 4- o X CD .C dn 5 14- O va 'U .E .Y 'Ts .E O 4- E O ambassad will e our good - rleaders ar an an -C u I- D O Q o o O- 5 va 0 3 as c a H -o c o 5 3- .ac L- o U N :- o M N c C 4 :- I. U 2 nalities FSO Pe nt and friendly SG plea eir .C I- 0 other schools the OUT between the Kahoks and up better relations set 2 'U 3. Ta .c truly proud fe SG .W EFS ardsvi I le Tig Edw 6 th 51 ditional rival l'l'G 5 I 'U C D O va 0 I. N Q Q5 U E Q3 .C 4- ID 3 O Za .E U 4- C 0 U 2 cheerleaders . the 'ul- O wel S CI l'1S sports fa nts and adult de thank you for the stu U3 C L. L. ev an 'o 'o o o an cv T T. an an cv cu .C .C U U L L cv 2 .C :a o U I 2 0 C O C : fi :N 5 E 3 9 L L as ev 'ca 'o 0 o GJ KD I 1 an cv an ao .C .C U U l C J. 2 B 'O :E cu ff I X c U 0 bd -1 FISOI' .Spo Mrs. Duff FISOI' .Spo us 'U 1. U 3 'U L-Ll cn an 5 Q.. J if -'T Carl Hillier . . . President Bob Vetter . . Secretary Sharon Price. Vice-President Gary Haskell . Treasurer Mrs. Ochs. . .Sponsor The purpose of Latin Club is to encourage the study of old Rome--the language, customs, and people. The members have now been madea chapterof the Junior Classical League and they have sent delegates to represent them at the national and dis- trict conventions. They have adopted the annual money-making proiect of selling pencils and they have also had many other successful proiects. Theyall enjoyed the annual Roman Banquet, which ended another year's activities . 'Kel uEl'am'l 'Ko-mans latin Club V-J BACK ROW: Spagna, Giedeman, Von Brock, DeBow, Heitmeier, Barton. FRONT ROW: Geaschel, Edens, Nico, Grafe, Wille, Anderson, Held, Reed, Pearson, Norris. Joyce Sparks . . President Barbara Nico . .Secretary Sandy Grate. .Vice-President Arline Anderson. . Treasurer Mr.Allison. . .Sponsor lt has been an exciting year For the Spanish Club, sponsored by Mr. Allison. Two of the most enjoyable highlights of this year were a joint pro- gram with the Latin Club at which slides of ltaly were shown and a chili supperat which money was raised for the year's many activities. One of the primary purposes of this popular club is to learn more of the customs and traditions of the Spanish- speaking nations. Each new member is especially welcomed . 97 Spanish Club G.A.A ,H- l '0 l M I BACK ROW: Miller, Fornero Gillaspy, Decrevel, D. Adams, Williams. MIDDLE ROW: Lott, Warren, Killian, P. Adams, Miss Edwards, Haislar, Betta, Coombs. FRONT ROW: Weckman,. Long, Quinlan, Lutz, Johnson, Falline, Ritz, McGee, Blandon. Pat Adams ..... Diane Adams .... President Secretary Nancy Coombs .... Shari Falline. . . . Vice-President Treasurer Miss Edwards. . .Sponsor The Girls' Athletic Association is an organization for girls interested in having a good time and being a good sportat the same time. They have gone on hikes and have participated in volleyball, baseball, and basketball . Theirattendance at the district Play Day provided a very enioyable experience. They produced a clever Float for the Annual Homecoming Parade. This organization is an excel lent example of good sportsmanship and cooperation . The Student Service Club is an organization President . composed of sophomores, juniors, and seniors. Its purpose is to aid the administration and Fac- ulty in satisfactory school operation. Emphasis is on studentconduct and on encouraging coopera- tive spirit. Anyone seeking membership in this organization must be approved by the faculty. This club, which had been badly needed, was just organized this year. The members give up their study periods to check blue slips, offer directions and assistance to visitors, and help maintain order. BACK ROW: Combs, Buel, Gieszelmann, Neubauer, Hillier, Bennett, Keulks, Soehlke, Wille, Vetter. SECOND ROW: Adams, Prachar, Cooper, Miranda Vice -President . Secretary . Sponsor . ummm. fum Cvbikb .11 Q 1' . Loretta Kay . Jerrie Dean Sue Tevebaugh . Mrs. Skaggs Av! if A X CK 2 I' Smith, Kay, Tevebaugh, Jondro, Meier, Meni, Gregson FRONT ROW: Meyers, Massa, Haley, Johnson, Mrs Skaggs, Hendricks, McNurney, Anderson, Dean. - wi ' 2r Student Service Club ln 0 f 'iy ,r '-' A , n Q per cent of the seniors compose the group from which L a student-faculty committee chooses students who are -- . -.1 . '-f' qualified For National Honor Society membership lt ' l .:-Q .., ,JL vs. ts- :. -....,. f in , s. .. V ,'::4g:, ' 1 ' is a great honor to be elected for this society, and ' ll I! ' I ' -SN 1. EW , .4 dfwi1 , ffl , .. fag? .fa f ai 'e '5,, 'sq ,4 1 t- Notionol Honor Society high school achievements. Besides urging students to President .... Jim Gaskill maintain high grade averages, participation in the Vice-President . Bruce Quayle Honor Society gives excellent reference For employ Secretary. . .Peg Cunningham ment. Treasurer . . Jerrie Dean Sponsor . . Miss Linder BACK ROW: Gaskill, Quayle, Butterfield, Curry, Serre, Catalpa FRONT ROW: Cunningham, Bilderback, Adams, Dean. 'fi ' O' I WH I The Honor Society is one of the most outstanding organizations of C.H.S., and membership in It und: cates that the student possesses the required amount of character, scholarship, service, and leadership Scholastically, Five per cent ofthe lunaors and ten manymembers will consider itto be one of their finest This select group is composed of boys who have earned letters in one or more varsity sports and who have been accepted by the faculty and the vote of active club members. Proiects include the fumishing of ushers, also the selling of programs at football and V basketball games. The club's spring play contributes 'TTFUE' more by far to the enioyment ofthe spectators than to English literature. Money earned by these pro- G iects provides an annual scholarship award of S3005 'C I excess Funds are used to buy special equipment--a whirlpool bath, a projector, and pictures of teams since T932. Monogram Club President .... Al Sonnenberg Secretary .... Jim Serre Vice-President . . Ralph Sackett Treasurer . . . Bruce Quayle Sponsor. . .Coach Fletcher BACK ROW: Urban, Lambird, Origliasso, Coach Fletcher, Bethel, Jackson, Bennett, Edwards. THIRD ROW: Thompson, Clark, Keulks, Winchester, Dellamano, Scheibal, Vetter, Wille, Phillips, Verneuil, White, Wendler, Geaschel. SECOND ROW: Whitlow, Zeppetella, Quayle, Sackett, Sonnenberg, Serre, Hayes, Catalpa, Welch, Soehlke. FRONT ROW: Body, Reimler, Onofrey, Conway, Stark, Hankins, Baumgartner, Eberle. 'U,.LY , President. . . . John Ossola Vice-President . . Eddie Lewis Secretary. . . Sally Renick Treasurer . . David Butterfield Sponsor . . Mr. Green ENSE- ZDRANA YTHE Drumutlcs Club The club this year, with the help of a new capable sponsor, presented a three-act play, three one-act plays, and a spring play. Their first production, Terror at Black Oaks, showed the talent and co-operation that this group had in all its plays. All the members, not iust the ones who star in the plays, work hard to make their plays a success. All of their productions have proved to be very successful . The club has had a prosperous year. BACK ROW: Steiner, Rinder, Key, Butler, Zid, Schlonat, Short, Smith, Bright, Brooks, Clark. THIRD ROW: DeBow, Riley, Schuck, Seiner,Warren, Perkins, Nance, Burton, Anderson, Sticksell, Ritz, Cavaletti, Doto. SECOND ROW: Temple, Johann, Meyer, Hohn, Hettenhausen, Redman, C. Cherry, A. Cherry, Voss, Dubbink, Lewis. FRONT ROW: Tennant, Wall, Davis, Barnish, Haig, Schanuel, Stephens, Ossola. , f of Like Quill and Scroll, the Thespian Society is an honoraryorganization. It is For secondary school stu- dents interested in theatrical works To qualify For membership in the local Thespian Troupe, students earn points for service in various phases of play pro- ductlon Rigid standards are set and a record of accomplishments compiled and submitted by the local sponsor to the national headquarters for approval Appointment to membership IS an honor which can be realized by a comparatively few of the students who participate nn the school dramatlcs group 5 6? 059 Thespluns XKA' ,4- 4.- 'WN 7 r l v . Pnl K-nf., BACK ROW: Haig, Wall, Stephens, Ossola, Butterfield, Lewis, Schanuel. FRONT ROW: Butler, Key, Steiner, Cavaletti, Zid, Rinder, Schuck. 103 3.-as 1 C 1 .ii ' . -I I' liiqigq ff- .A ini. .'-I A ,, i .'x--Zh? 1 . M ,.. wh., 9115113516 , , 1 ., ,J , 1 Quill und Scroll BACK ROW: Donna, Dubbmk, Keulks. FRONT ROW: Tevebaugh, Orwin, Kay, Phillips, Prachar. Looking efficient The Quill and Scroll is an international honorary society For high school iournalists. The C.H.S. chapter was Founded in our school May 17, 1947. lt had been inactive since 1949 until its reactivation last year. initiation ceremonies last spring marked the eighth anni- versary of the founding of the local group. To become a member one must rank within the upper third of his class and do distinctive work in some field of high school iournalism. 104 Xin gosii' 1--Q-' O O X r EBV -IME Kuhoki Stuff BACK ROW:joachimstha1er, Haury, DeBow, Basola, Hillier, Wilhoit, Bennett, Neubauer, Eckmann. SECOND ROW: S. Smith, R. Smith, Jones, Baker, Cooper, Devorak, Rothenberg, Schlonat, Schimkus, Anderson, Key, Revelle. FRONT ROW: Fischer, Linder, Tevebaugh, Juenger, Kay, Tibbals, Prachar, Orvvin, Gillaspie, Keulks, Ciuferi, Rinder. 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'--v LL AL SONNENBERG- Big Al has played four years of varsity Football at fullback. Made All-State. Voted Prep Player of the Year. Mister Inside of the Touchdown Twins. Sherwin Whitlow SHERWIN WHITLOW- Mister Outside of the TD Twins. His shifty hips made him very elusive. Made All-Conference. Has played halfback for two years. Winning attitude. VD, All FRED WINCHESTER-The one who always gained that extra yard or two For the First down. A brilliant defensive standout al- though he was bothered by injuries during the season. Se n i o r RALPH SACKETT-Quarterback for two years. A whiz at calling the bestsignals. A magician at handling the ball. Made the offense click. BILL ONCFREY-D i d n 't show himself until the middle of the season. A terror at the defen- sive end spot. A member of the agressive line. Grid VICTOR PACEWIC - Although this was his first year on the team, he learned quickly and played his tackle position quite brilliantly. 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Agf-X A V1 . -Mm Vg -., , N V ., Q . , -l. IL. . ugh 7' VV, QUT!! E wi f. ' is 53' 5 ff ve. H fm. v , .gf-g.., f ngwlg .ffl ,f x-jf?-, ?i'i5i'm ' JB 'f ' . ui 5 235. 'J in ' ff:.s'?2riY A QW 'L ec -Q I XXX. he 1 it as NJN ' 4 ' as. , ' - 'w 'vu 1' - '-1.: -. J..- .mme , Senior WALTERGEASCHEL-A fine guard. Held down his position in spite ofan iniury. One of our fine line blockers. Good fum- ble-recoverer. TED WILLE-Another little man, was always ready to go into the game when called upon. A po- tential college player. Played halfback. Grid JAROLD LAMBIRD-Able to play any line position, Jerry was often called to do so. A steady guard. Dependable, aggressive in play. JOHN ORIGLIOSSO-Voted the team 's best tackler. His bru- tal tackles contributed much to our record. Another of the ag- gressive line. Stars lARRY STENNETT-A real giant on defense, he could easily pull down a runner. interfered often . One of the dependable Kahok bulldozers. HARLAND SCHEIBAL-Played end and defensive linebacker. Small, but he accounted for a lot of bruising tackles. Really has team spirit. OIXNIX NONOCNI I 'Q -cs -O s- an o -E'I Z ug,-Q2 1 .9225 - 2?'S:'E - Banco U :Z 2.5 -D 080m i Q Q u. own so V? cowrgi-cv I-I1 I-fi I I I I P' m ag a3an '5'5'S'5 lhlhllilh .E.E.E.E 'TJTYE O UUUU riiifit f -7 N., ml-ge A . '-4. Al in action Powerhouse Memorable Moments Another fine seven to two record capped a season which marked the re-opening of the Southwestem Conference. First victim of the year was Gillespie, with Belleville Cathedral, Granite, and Edwardsville getting the Kahok 'Urn O, 'V yu f-M17 nts, . ilijili , ,ta ,mfg ' . 'iw Vi'-if H: .A 'L tffiifflllil- y,'1'4!,,, 'f .I 4 .pzbgjisllt .t . . -1. p'h'N. , A' .. - ,t...f,,,-A -13.5. zrilf V ' 9'1'7 t - It . ' ,142 treatment next Then came the heartbreaking loss to East St. Louis, followed by compensat- ing wins overMount Olive, Alton, and Wood River. Last on the listwas a loss to Belleville. Six players won varying degrees of prep all- star honors: Sonnenberg, Whitlow, Hayes, Jackson, Origliasso, and Winchester all were prominantly mentioned for honors. This was another of Coach Fletcher's battling teams that uphold our mighty Kahok record. 'IU It-. J' Reserve Squad Reserves' Rerord Collinsville - 7 Madison - 12 Collinsville - O ,W Edwardsville - l3 Collinsville - 7 East Sf. Louis - 22 Collinsville - 7 Dupo - is Collinsville - 20 Roxana - I9 Collinsville - i3 Belleville Cathedral - O Collinsville - 29 Belleville - 13 Collinsville - 'I9 Befhalfo - l3 Collinsville - l2 Alton - 25 BACK ROW: Verneuil, Bethel, Clark, Pitts, Riley, Eichelberger, Pace, Ellis, Travis, Wrigley. FOURTH ROW: Cunningham, Jowett, Tipton, Riley, Kalbfleisch, Barnish, Wilson, Vonnahme, Gillespey, Kittstein, Gili. THIRD ROW: Dalton, Keel, Jackson, Cooper, Homer, Hodges, Lochmann, McNeill, Marshall, Machinsky, LaFuria. SECOND ROW: Stopher, Derwelis, Ladow, Wilkins, Rosales, Jamison, Brooks, Noel, O'Donne11, Buehrer. FRONT ROW: Belman, W. Biggins, R. Biggins, Breckenridge, Coaches Weber and Davisson, Gregson, Murphy, Graham, Dellamano. 6 Varsity Cugers Tip-foppin' Terry Jumpin' Jock BACK ROW: Coach Fletcher, Whitlow, Sonnenberg, Wilhoit, Jackson, Bethel, Fischer, Adams, ll. Wilhoit Hankins, Coach Paul. FRONT ROW: Serre, Dellamano, Sackett, Catalpa, Soehlke, Scheibal. Collinsville - 57 Collinsville - 66 Collinsville 5 Collinsville - 58 Season' Collinsville Collinsville Collinsville Collinsville Collinsville Collinsville Collinsville Collinsville Collinsville Collinsville Collinsville Collinsville Co linsville Collinsvil le Collinsville Collinsvil le Collinsville Collinsville Collinsvil We Collinsville Collinsville Co linsvil le 67 63 2 58 78 40 84 69 66 74 86 75 72 32 43 71 68 59 71 47 71 64 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Co linsvil e - 62 Collinsville - 71 Collinsville - 69 Mt. Olive - Dupo - Madisen - Springfield Cath. - s Scores Belleville - Gillespie - East St. Louis Marion - Litchfield - Pinckeyville Belleville - Alton - Granite City Edwardsville Wood River - Madison - Lakeview - Jacksonville East St. Louis Belleville - Granite City Centralia - Alton - Edwardsville - Wood River - Quincy - Granite City Wood River - Edwardsville - 49 59 65 40 65 y rsly ' sA ly Sy 62 ' S I 43 1 A 63 ' ' 4- , 52 56 Vi: ,. 65 1 I vi -. 51 L ' in 1 83 82 53 3 xl 50 8111,-. 31 s. ' 'i'A. L 45 L HS. 3 V.. 59 2 1' sg 55 - 52 Q2 N' ., ,. 73 Q. A 52 Q iff 73 i3sfsfisi'. 57 5, .f 9MLf,5+ 39 Q 64 73 A f msg M Y Senior Cage Stars Sherwin Whitlow Ralph Sackett X SHERWIN WHITLOW-The leader and also the playmaker. Clever at driving in for lay-ups. Outstanding defensive player. RALPH SACKETT-Could always insure us action. His defense abilityin a press often helped the Kahoks achieve vic- tory. AL SONNENBERG-The one we could depend upon to pull the team together with his tremendous rebounding and team spirit. HARLAND SCHElBAL-Had the kind of team spirit we all admire. Although he didn't see much action, he was always willing. Al Sonnenberg Harland Scheibal f J ERRY ADAMS -A newcomer to the Kahoks this year. He was an excellent reserve . Always showed capability when cal led upon . EARL FISHER-A transfer student we are proud of. He displayed both offensive and defensive ability. An asset to our team. JIM SERRE-Few will forget him for his outcourt accuracy that won the East Side and Wood River battles for the Kahoks. BOB CATALPA-Known for his assists and good iump shots. A fast-breaking player for quick points. Has terrific spurts. of i955-56 Jerry Adams Earl Fischer 117 Jim Serre Bob Catal pa The Truck Men an f46f50It Track events can be traced back to the ancient Greeks, who were greatly aware of the need Fora physicallyfitbody. They placed stress on all track events and strenuous exer- cise. Boys were trained in wrestling, running, and jumping . Competition between city- states led to contests between nations. The popularity of these events spread throughout the world. Today every school stresses track events. Participation in this sport aids tre- mendously in building character by teaching the boys the value of team spirit and good sportsmanship. In addition, it helps to develop a potential athlete For basketball, Football, tennis and almost every other sport. 1954-1955 Truck Captain Harold West was the whiz of the track squad. Fellow cindermen includ- ed Sonnenberg, Onofrey, Hankins, K . Baumgartner, Hayes, Stennett, and Winches- ter. After bowing to Edwardsville 63-55, the Kahoks rapped Dupo 68-50. Losses to Granite and to Madison were Followed by a Kahok victory over O'Fallon and Caho- kia in a triangle meet. Then came losses at the S.W. Conference meet at Wood River, the Roxana county meet, and in the East Side Open. Mr. Fletcher's boys made a comeback against an O'Fallon squad, 64 V2-43 lf2, but succumbed at the district meet, losing to Belleville by the score of 74 V2-43 V2. BACK ROW: Dellamano, Bethel, Stumpf. THIRD ROW: Giovando, Rosales, Gunderson, Graham, Juenger Ellis, Hankins, Edwards, Urban. SECOND ROW: Britton, Hood, Serre, Riley, Bennett,Wilhoit, Baumgartner Barnhart, White. FIRST ROW:Hayes, Z.ike, Sonnenberg, Stennett, Coach Fletcher, West, Keulks, Onofrey Lambird. ,Qlt-l..,1I X K . .X . 1, si I. if f 5 ,Sw kg, ,X if Mr. Paul, Sullivan, McWhirter, Shanklin, Hess, Palmer, Welch, Wendler l954-55 Tennis Squad Coach Paul's racket-wielders inaugurated a fine season with five straight victories over Jacksonville, Wood River, Belleville, Edwardsville, and East St. Louis. Then came defeat at the hands of Roxana, Belleville, Edwardsville, and Granite. ln the , is ric ma c esa oxana, lm an in an X d't't th tR J' Sh kl' d 6 I , Q S Jack McWhirterwon the district championship T - TTT?- t ForC.H.S. and the right to go to State. After Y ' S a loss to the Tigers, we beat East Side and V Roxana. At State, Shanklin and McWhirter -is, 512' Qsga? advanced to the second round. Other key A,.,.,L,W' , 'D members of the squad were Sullivan, Palmer, 5512.11-I T' , :A - 'hir 'lr' K, Q ' S Hess, Wendler, and Welch. 1 ' I .W alla -1' ' -.'. 1 E ff ' 1 2 O sill: egg ' Z Golf's third season as an organized sport at C.H.S. was still in the struggling stage. The squad, although ablycoached by Mr. Paul, did not do well this year. Victories were scored over the Kahoks by East St Louis, Alton and twice by Belleville The squad dropped a meet to Edwardsville Jlrn Gasklll and Russ Beasley tallied two points each for the Kahoks At the district meet at Belleville another loss was registered but Gaskull finished Fifth In the Earl Scharf, and Ron Von Seng were some of i954-55 Golfers r ' I . B . . Q I I I . 4 Q 26 'Y I l QV .9 ' 44.. ,IQ v3Lf5,:'A' . I . ' ' . , . I 6 I. -X L' Y -.VU ix. F., individual scoring. Dale Cook, Bob Kramer, B ,Q I-l 5- 'W 4 ' the members who helped in the campaign to establish golf as a popular sport among sports-minded Kahok braves. Verneuil, Von Seng, Dul-Iadway, Kramer, Cook, Beasley, Gaskill, Mr. Paul ,rs ,l ,A A 4 I Q lm e A ' X I 0 5 i l n-if' .5 --I Z -qi ri, Ax- T' el 'Sf , nf 'P ,VQSAQQ 'Nw ---' ' a- wr ,1'Ffl !5',fEHH'1,'.':' Ixl,rE!U+ v. 'frlf G-:Em--,rf PM-'?91 n' ,,.7 o I I N 8 CD UQ: .9 : 5 23-3 4 0 E u- ... 3 L2 :N cn 4 4- U1 E C2 N2 U '- :B o U' cn 5 xi: U .C U U an L. E O 5 -Uh -9 3'U C t - E J 2 'E 5 D -0- 3 U U L9 Q 2 o.. O . Z X.: U.: .Q U mf: C U O E 3 ci' LJ -5 ,1 fu U . +3 g E U an Q. o 3 ' P E u. is X X N I 0 C 3 gg: CD o -o O an Q +, vi U E 0- O O cu O -I .- 3 GJ o C cv 3 5 -C 0 .22 U7 W .2 - 1 c 'E u-C LE 3 -3 CD sow -o-05-0 Q.. Z,- C C ocL,C,, U Cross-country is a sport which is usually Cro SS C0 U 254050614 not given the recognition it deserves. As a building sport, it is invaluable. This Q 9 year's team opened the season with a win ipf Q Q f over Wood River's group. Encounters with ll 't Dupo and East St. Louis resulted in losses for the Kahoks, who finished last in the V 'ft f K COPQUX - f conference meet, but the effort and good x 7 N , Xi effects of shaping up for other lines of endeavor will always make cross -country a A , desirableactivity for any aspiring athlete. 1, BACK ROW: Voss, Basola, Thompson, Gonzales, Kassly, Coach Fletcher, Patton, Bethel, Clark, Kilna THIRD ROW: Buehlman, Shup, Martin, Manning, Maxwell, K. 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Gentleman of note lit' .J Half-time Hoop-lo! 126 Dancing Donny 1 COLLINSVILLIS HIGH SCHOOL BAND MEMBERS OBOES: JoAnn Bilderback, Lorna Dean Sanders. BASSOONS: Gisella Malfer, Joan Fletcher. CLARINETS: Magie Matter, Sharon Preloger, Donna Suchman, Betty George, Sandra Juenger, Judy Wecker, Ronald Koertge, Alene Vancil, Carol Elliott, Caron Coombs, Dave Ammon, Juanita George, Sharon Phillips, Lyndell Gregson, Marian Dean, Mary Gresham, Jean Merckx, Gloria Preloger, Jack Tripp, Margie Merckx, Margaret Stepp, Wilma Bauer. ALTO CLARINETS: Sandra Nichols, Mary Stewart, Ed Gieszelmann, Marie Gieszelmann. HORNS: Gay Haskell, Dwayne Fitch, Norman Laun- hardt, Julianna Tschirner, Beverly Eubanks. ALTO SAXES: Ed Heitmeier, Mary George, Marcia Fischer, Marilyn Lemons, Delores Johnson. TENOR SAXES:Bob Hartman, Carol Mills, Pat Rutz. FLUTES: Virginia Oatman, Jerrie Dean, Mary Sue Sickler, Donna Buesking, Iris Wood, Mary Von Brock, Ruth Chaput, Kay Klobuchar, Helen Klenke, Linda Herold, Fay Fults. CORNETS:Jerry Lamb, Bob Von Brock, Dick Pinkel, Terry Taylor, Keith Schardan, Gary Weseman, Jerry Nelson, Ron Kassing, Daryl Blumberg, Rich Althart, Gloria Frey, Barbara Koelling, Margie Merckx, Jackie Neathery, Max Hoeltman. TROMBONES: Pat Owens, Larry Wilson, John Boneau, Charles Fuller, Albert Althardt. BARITONES: David Dubbink, David Stere. BASSES: Fred Richardson, Jim Morrow, Bob Bauchens. BASS CLARINETS: Janice Cook, Bill Giedemann, STRING BASS: Earline Baker. MARIMBA: Judy McDonnell. TYMPANI: Gloria Hornback. PERCUSSION: Kathy Lauth, Vic Eckmann, David Tarrant, Boyd Carter, David Schanuel, Dennis Perry. Vocul Wtaue The esprit de corps of the Choirs during I955-56 produced manyachievements: first place float Miss Collinsville in Home- coming Parade . . .three assemblyappearances . . .club and church performances . . .a n n u al Community Good Friday Program . . . Freshmen and Senior High School Choral Festivals in Wood River and Alton. cnorius DEPT 5 128 mia' 'l f nf-fr,Q 95 Two concerts: Songs of Many Lands in December... One God--One World in February. . .May 3-4 Fascinatin' Foll- ies of the roaring '20's era, variety show directed by Carolyn Schimkus . .arm Th e Smqew N N A' x 0 , A I- ,'v . I ., 1, an rf A ,. 74a of the Football Queen The long awaited evening, Saturday, November l2, 1955, has arrived. The gym is now a Fantasy kingdom beneath the sea . The first to enter the castle gates are the candle- lighters and the Honor Guard, followed by the retiring queen. She precedes the Queen's Four maids of Love and Beauty, each of whom is escorted by members ofthe football squad. The maids are attired in lovely shades ofgreen, shrimp, pink, and blue. ln dazz- ling splendor, Queen Peggy Cunningham approaches her throne, an enormous sea shell, where she is crowned . As long as memory prevails, we shall continue to pay homage to Queen Peggy's outstanding Court! Av 3-.,. am I 130 The Crowning 7 If E- we 131 G I V1 Miss Peggy Cunningham QUEEN Peg and Al Miss Loretta Kay SPECIAL MAID Attendants A ,V lr Loretta and Fred L Sue and Ralph 132 kk,, I-,. 67, Miss Sue Miranda FIRST MAID da die FootbuH Queen Barb and Walt Miss Barbara McNurney SECOND MAID Miss JoAnn Marco THIRD MAID 133 JoAnn and Cliff Irs Swim choices of adaiee seniors As we, the class of '56, take leave of C.H.S, to venture into the future, we carry with us memories of good times and, especially, good friends. We have chosen but a few of our number whom we consider typical of the several listed categories. We con- sider them not only For these qualities, but generally well-rounded C.H.S. citizens. We wish them and all the members of the class of '56 much happiness and good futures in their respective choices of careers in adulthood. gear! All Around Peg Cunningham 'fur Jim Gaskill r SFI 7710413 Scholarly Ed Gieszelmcrnn Best Workers Par Adams ke' . B00 . e 1 xmmx George Keul ks Zee! Groomed Judy Fischer 'Czar eST london? Gerry Donna N1 136 Wh, an ,A if .af :gf . Pat Guinzy ' ' Bill Onofrey ?'l 'Wr 'fn 3 Terry Primrose Ralph Socketf The Dcmcefw Sondra Proctor J lm Muehlhcuser 137 771445 Popular Loretto Kay Greatest 7aZwz'4 David Al Sonnenberg Dubbink JoAnn Bilderbock 77144:-leeely-za-Sammi Husband M Wife i Ronnie Sykes Pot Arfh Class Eat- ape Vic Eckmann MAN Beverly Frofigl ioni '35 435 Willing workers'?? Rather catty Fence warmers Grease monkey Triple threat 9. Pin-up pup Next stop, ZOO 10. Bubble champ Tarzan and woman ll . Side glances Mighty Mouse 12. A puzzled saint 140 T r a .QE If l 1 -.2 x5 -T94 5 -n--. L xg- jitn: 1 . Caught in the act 2. Leggy lassies 3. Mutt 'n Jeff 4. Destination: Moon 5. Graceful group! There's always manana A pretty pair Windy women Cut the corn! Juvenile juniors 141 4 of . Naughty nighties . Laughin' loafers . Tweet twins . Bottoms up! . Chow shares 11 Sneaky sneers Flimsy flesh Strictly sfag Too young to love 5. 6. 7. 8. 13. Graceful group Everybody cheer Coach's kid Well, Glory, be! How we've changed 142 1, ,x ' 1 7! NX- X fwfr: 9. 10. ll 12. . 15.-fx 7 lull if .4 X Swing if, Dads! What, no boots? Lady-Long-Legs lf's a woman's world he No men? Love is eternal Rita ruminates Dig the crazy sox in 6 A '47 .Jfff No party-poopers 9. Shameless Goony gum-up 10. Lefty Linder Knee-knockers H . Don't be upset What a bag! 12. Barefoot Contessa 143 S 4' 6 -sister-xii ,ls t If 51 V6 12? - v'uu1rsr- Q.,- if '-1 313431 1 8 lx -.WII-, . C. 1. 2. 3. 4. Come and get if Cut-ins encouraged Sleepy Sandy Jitterbugs? fi 4 xl Posin' preffies 9. Wifnessecl proposal Sunflower 10. Davy Crockett Fans Cool Curi ll. Mommie's helper Cheerful chip 12. Recall-if and win! 144 iifw 1 1' A a 11 W5 ... zz wx T, I 'mx , ,Q ffqiilii .5 , , KSAAK F. 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Y, Y ,H ,wr if .J n ING .+A 1 ACK ERMANN, MARVIN Student Service Club-1, 2 Spanish Club-2 Boys' Cheer Club-2 Ho'Dea Club-1 Camera Club-3 Intramural Basketball-2 ADAMS, JERRY Class Council-I Basketball-1, 4 Cross Country-1, 4 Projection C ub-1, 2, 3 ADAMS, PATSY Student Council-1, 2, 3 Treasurer-3 Latin Club-1, 2 President-2 G.A.A. -1,2, 3,4 Secretary-2 President-3, 4 Girls' Cheer Club-1, 2 Class Council-I Ho'Dea Club-1 Bowling League-1, 3 Service Club-4 Honor Society-3,4 Science Fair-1 Junior Classical League-2 ALLAN, BILL Sports Manager-1 Basketball-2 Kahoki-3 Boys' Cheer Club-2, 3 Monogram Club-2 Cross Country-2 Latin Club-1 Intramural Basketball-3 AMMON, BOB Band-1, 2 Projection Clubl, 2, 3 President-2 Vice-President-3 Spanish Club-1, 2 County Band-2 Science Fair-1 Ho'Dea Club-1 Camera Club-1 ANDERSON, DELORES Spanish Club-2 ANDERSON, MARGY Choral Speaking Group-I Spanish Club-2 Home Ec. Club-3,4 Girls' Cheer Club-2 Bowling League-2,3 ARTH, PAT F. T. A. -1 Football Maid-1 Girls' Cheer Club-1, 2 Girls' Glee Club-1 Chorus Festival-1 Hi Tri-1, 2, 3 BLUEMNER, EDWARD Boys' Cheer Club-3 Track-2 SENIOR ACTIVITIES LIST BAHN, RICHARD Staunton High School-1, 2, 3 BARTON, MIKE Roosevelt High School-1, 2 Math Club-3, 4 Spanish Club-4 Band-4 BAUDINO, YVONNE Girls' Glee Club-1 Chorus Festival-1 Speech Bureau-4 BAUMGARTNER, JIM BELDING, MARY JANE G.A. A. -1 Choir-1,2,3,4 BEMARKT, RICHARD Band-1, 2, 3 Projection Club-2, 3 County Band-2, 3 Ho'Dea Club-I Camera Club-1, 2, 3, 4 Boys' Cheer Clu5-4 Science Fair-1 Spanish Club-2 Intramural Basketball-2, 3, 4 BERGSCHNEIDER, JUDY Home Ec. Club-2 BILDERBACK, JOANN Band-1,2, 3,4 Math Club-1, 2, 3, 4 Latin Club-1, 2 All-State Band-2 All-County Band-1, 2, 3, 4 A Gay Nineties Review -1 Honor Society-3,4 Junior Classical League-2,3,4 Girls' Glee Club-1 Chorus Festival-1 Ho'Dea Club-1 BLAss, MICKEY G. A. A. -3 Cafeteria Staff-1,2,3,4 BODINE, BONNIE Girls' Cheer Club-1 Girls' Glee Club-1 A Cappella Choir-2 BODY, JACK Cross Country-1, 3,4 Baseball-2, 3, 4 Student Council-4 Speech Bureau-3,4 Monogram Club-3, 4 BOHNENSTIEHL, PAT Spanish Club-1 Service Club-2 Office Aid-3,4 Girls' Glee Club-1 BOOKER, TIMMIE Class Council-1, 3, 4 Secretary-3 Vice-President-4 Girls' Cheer Club-1, 2 Hi Tri-1,2,3 Latin Club-1, 2 Sergeant-at-Arms-2 Kahokian Staff-2, 3, 4 Co-Editor-4 G. A. A. -2 Kahoki Staff-3 Prom Committee-3 ' Coronation Committee-3 BORGMEYER, JOAN G.A.A. -1,2,3 Projection Club-2,3 Secretary-Treasurer-2, 3 Ho'Dea Club-1 Cafeteria Staff-2,3 Latin Club-2 Girls' Cheer Club-1, 2 BOROWITZ, Pl-IILLIP Belleville High School-1, 2 BROWN, BETSY Latin Club-1, 2 Hi Tri-1 Girls' Cheer Club-1, 2 Bowling-2 F. T.A. -2,3, 4 Secretary-4 BUEHLMANN, WILLIAM Roosevelt High School-1 Ladeview High School-2,3 Photography C lub-4 BURCHAM, RONALD Projection C lub- 1 BUTTERFIELD, DAVID Intramural Basketball-1, 2, 3 Football-1 Ho'Dea Club- I Student Council-1, 2, 3, 4 Class Council-1, 4 Dramatic Club-2, 3, 4 President-3 Treasurer-4 Math Club-l, 2, 3, 4 Thespians-3, 4 Honor Society-3, 4 Speech Bureau-3 Latin Club- 1 Science Fair-1, 2, 3 Prom Committee-3 CAIN, JIM Edwardsville High School-1, Football-3 Monogram Club-3 CALVETTI, DELORES Hi Tri- 1 Girls' Glee Club -3 CANTWELL, MARIAN Clark Junior High-I Girls' Chorus-2,3 Girls' Advanced Chorus-4 CANTY, RALPH Belleville High School- 1, 2 Shop Club-4 FEIG, DAVID CAMINITI, FRANK CAMPBELL, KATHY Cheerleader-1 Hi Tri-1, 2,3 Girls' Cheer Club-1 Football Maid-3 CATALPA, BOB Ho'Dea Club-1 Basketball-1, 2, 3,4 Football-1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball-2,3, 4 Golf-1 Honor Society-3,4 Monogram Club-2, 3, 4 Class Council-1 CATTANI, CAROL Girls' Glee Club-1, 3 Advanced A Cappella-4 CHAPMAN, JIM Ho'Dea Club-1 Boys' Cheer Club-3, 4 Intramural Basketball-1, 2 Student Service Club-2, 3 CHIAROTTINO, BOB Intramural Basketball-l, 2 Coronation Committee-3 Prom Committee-3 CLARK, BARBARA ,3 ,3,4 Garfield Hi h School-l,2,3 Library Clue-4 CLIFTON, FLORENCE F.T.A. -1,3 G.A.A. -1 COLEMAN, DAVID Camera Club-1, 2, 3,4 Latin Club-1, 2 Boys' Cheer Club-3 COMPTON, HERMAN Vocational Shop Club-3,4 CONDOMITTI, DONNA Student Council- 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Cheer Club-1, 2 F. T. A . -2, 3 President-3 A Cappella Choir-3,4 Choral Speaking Group-l COOK, DALE Ho'Dea Club-l Projection Club-2 Golf-2, 3, 4 Vocational Shop Club-4 COOPER, NANCY Girls' Cheer Club-1, 2 Library Club-2, 3, 4 Hi Tri- 1, 2, 3 Kahoki Staff-3, 4 Kahokian Staff-4 Coronation Committee-3 Prom C ommittee-3 Coronation Train-Bearer-3 CORRADINI, ANGELO Boys' Cheer Club-3, 4 Intramural Basketball- l, 2, Class Council-2 Vice-President-2 3 COX, CATHERINE Spanish Club-2 Girls' Glee Club-1, 2, 3 COX, DAVID Student Service Club-2 CUNNINGHAM, PEGGY Dramatic Club- 1, 2 Latin Club-1 Girls' Glee Club- 1, 2 Secretary-2 Variety Show Lead-2 Girls' Cheer Club-2 Hi Tri-3 Coronation Committee-3 Prom Committee-3 Class Council-3, 4 Secretary-4 Office Aid-3, 4 Honor Society-4 Secretary-4 Football Queen-4 CURRY, DAVID Ho'Dea Club-1 Vice-President-1 Science Fair-1 Student Council-1, 2, 3, 4 Vice-President-1 Spanish Club-2, 3 Vice-President-3 State Vice-President-3 Math Club-2, 3, 4 President-4 Boys' State-3 Intramural Basketball-1, 2 Honor Society-3, 4 IDEAN, JERRIE Band-1, 2, 3, 4 All-County-2, 3, 4 Chorus Variety Show-1 Choral Speaking Group-1 Latin Club- 1, 2 Secretary-2 Hi Tri- 1, 3 Science Fair-1, 2, 3 Cafeteria Staff-1, 2, 3, 4 Student Service Club-2, 3, 4 Vice-President-4 Honor Society-3, 4 Treasurer-4 DICKMAN, ROGER Boys' Cheer Club-3 Vocational Shop Club-3, 4 Tennis Squad-4 DIRDEN, WILLIAM DOERGE, SANDRA Girls' Glee Club-1 A Cappella Choir-2,3, 4 DONNA, GERRY Cross Country-1, 2 Tennis-1, 2 Dramatic Club-2 Student Council-2 Kahoki-4 DORA N, ROY DUBBINK, DAVID Band-l, 2, 3, 4 Secretary-3 Latin Club- l, 2 Class Council-1 Half-Time Club-3 Dramatic Club-3,4 Math Club-3, 4 Student Council-3, 4 Kahokian-4 DUNCAN, AUBRY Track-2, 4 ECKHART, ROY Lutheran High School ECKMANN, VICTOR Band-1,2,3,4 Ho'Dea Club-1 Student Service Club-2, Shop club-3,4 Secretary-4 All-County Band-3,4 EICHELBERGER, BERNICE G. A . A . - 1 Girls' Cheer Club- 1, 2 Bowling-2, 3 Home Ec. Club-2,3,4 Vice-President-4 Office Aid-3,4 ELWICK, WILTON Band-1 Ho'Dea Club-1 Camera Club-2 Rifle Club-3 Vocational Shop Club-4 ESCHER, DELBERT Football- 1, 2 Baseball- 1, 2 Vocational Shop Club-3,4 EUBANKS, BEVERLY Chorus-1 Ho'Dea Club-1 Spanish Club- 1, 2 ' President-2 Projection C ub-1, 2, 3 Library Club-2 Math Club-3, 4 Band-2, 3,4 All-County Band-3 FA LK, PATRICIA Eldorado Township High S FAYOLLAT, BOB Track-1 Lutheran High School-1, 2 Cleveland High School-3 Band-3 Choir-4 Boys' Cheer Club-4 FISCHER, EARL McCray Dewey High Scho Cross Country-4 Track-4 Basketball-4 FISCHER, JUDY Hi Tri-1, 2, 3 Office Aid-4 Kahoki-4 Class Council-3, 4 Coronation Committee-3 Prom Committee-24 chool-1, 2, 3 ol-1,2,3 FITCH, DWAYNE Projection Club-1, 2, 3 Cafeteria Staff-1, 2, 3 Student Service Club-1, 2 Spanish Club-2, 3 Band-1,2,3,4 All-County Band-2, 3, 4 FOLEY, FREDRA Spanish Club-1, 2 Cafeteria Staff- 1, 2, 3 Band-2, 3 FORTUNATI, EMILY Chorus-1, 2 Office Staff-3,4 Home Ec. Club-3, 4 FRATIGLIONI, BEVERLY Ho'Dea Club-1 Hi Tri- 1, 2, 3 G. A. A . -1 Girls' Cheer Club- 1, 2 FRICKE, LARRY Spanish Club -2 Vocational Shop Club-3, 4 President-4 FROST, MARY KAY Chorus-1 Latin Club-2 Office Aid-4 GA DDIE, JAMES Linneus High School-1, 2 Bucklin High School-2, 3 GASKILL, JIM Class Council-2, 3, 4 President-2, 3, 4 Honor Society-3, 4 President-4 Golf-1, 2, 3, 4 Boys' State-2, 3 King? of Courtesy-3 Ho' ea Club-1 Jr. Bowling League-2 Cross Country-1 Prom Committee-3 Coronation C ommittee-3 GEASCHEL, BEATRICE Spanish Club-2 GEASCHEL, WALTER Football-1, 2, 3, 4 Monogram Club-4 Baseball-1, 2, 4 GEISSERT, DWAYNE Football-1 Vocational Shop Club-3 GELDBACH, JOHN Cross Country- 1, 2 Track-1, 2 Monogram Club-2 Bowling League-3,4 GEORGE, BETTY Band-1,2,3,4 Pioneer Club-2 All-County Band-4 GERSTENECKER, JOAN Band-1 Hi Tri-2, 3 Library Club-4 GIEZ ELMA NN, EDWARD Granite City High School- Band-4 Student Service C lub-4 GRAFE, CHARLOTTE Hi Tri-1, 2, 3 ,Library Club-4 Choir-1, 2, 3, 4 Variez Show-4 Prom ommittee-3 GRAY, MARENA G.A.A. -1,2,3 F.T.A. -1 Chorus-1, 2, 3, 4 GREGORY, SHIRLEY Band-1 Spanish Club-2 Girls' Cheer Club- 1, 2 Home Ec. C ub-2, 3, 4 President-4 Ir. Bowling League-1, 2, 3 President-3 F. T. A. -3 GREGSON, LYNDELL McKinley High School-1, Student Service Club-4 Band-3,4 Cafeteria Staff-4 GRISOL'ANO, TONY Spanish Club-2 Chorus-1, 2 GUDALAUCKAS, LILLIAN Spanish Club-2 Home Ec. Club-2 Student Service Club-3 GUINZY, PAT Office Staff-2,3,4 Football Maid-2 Prom Committee-3 Student Council-4 HAEFFNER, BOB Student Service Club-2 HAMILTON, SHARI Band-1, 2 Student Service Club-3 Coronation Committee-3 HANCOCK. JOLENE Ho'Dea Club-1 Girls' Cheer Club-1 Junior Cheerleader-1 Hi Tri- 1, 2, 3 Spanish Club-2, 4 Coronation Committee-3 Prom Committee-3 HANEY. JAMES Choir-1,2,3,4 Cafeteria Staff-1, 2, 3, 4 HARPER, RICHARD Football-1 Spanish Clubv2, 3 Monogram Club-3 Athletic Manager-3 Boys' Cheer Club-4 Pu lic Address Operator-4 1,2,3 2 HARPER, SHARON Latin Club-1, 2 Girls' Cheer Club- 1, 2 Prom Committee-3 HARTMANN, MARY LOU Girls' Cheer Club- 1, 2 Spanish Club-2 HAUKAPP, ROSELYN Student Council-1 Library Club-2, 3, 4 HAYES, CLIFFORD Football-1, 2, 3, 4 Track-1, 2, 3, 4 Math Club-3, 4 Monogram Club-3, 4 Sergeant-at-Arms-4 Coronation Committee-3 Prom Committee-3 Class Council-3 HAYES, BRUCE Student Service Club-1 Projection Club-2,3 HELMICH, TERRY Class Council- 1 Track-1 Latin Club-2 Math Club-2 Student Council-2, 3 Kahokian Staff-2,3,4 Coronation Committee-3 HEITMEIER, EDWARD Band-1, 2, 3, 4 Ho'Dea Club-1 Spanish Club-3, 4 HERBST, BILL Student Service Club-3 HERRON, CAROLE Ho'Dea Club- 1 F. T. A. -1 Girls' Cheer Club-1,2 Hi Tri-1, 2, 3 Math Club-1, 2 Kahoki Staff-4 Coronation Committee-3 Prom Committee-3 HIGGINS, DOUGLAS Student Service Club-2 Boys' Cheer Club-2, 3 HOFFMA NN, GERTRUDE I-IOLST, CATHERINE Ho'Dea Club-1 Spanish Club-2 Cheer Club-1, 2, 3 G. A . A . -2, 3 Projection Club-2 Office Staff-4 HOLZER, BETH Girls' Chorus-1 Varieiz Show-1 Class ouncil-2, 3 - Prom Committee-3 Coronation Committee-3 Coronation Train-Bearer-3 Kahoki Staff-3 Student Service Club-3 . Chorus-1 HOOD, JACK Ho'Dea Club-1 Spanish Club-1, 2 Intramural Basketball-2 Track-3, 4 Camera Club-4 Boys' Glee Club-2 HOPPES, J IM Intramural Basketball-3,4 HOWARD, NORMA Band- 1, 2, 3 A11-County Band-1, 3 Home Ec. Club-2,3 JACOBI, JOANNE Chorus-1, 2 Student Service Club-2, 3 F.T.A.-3 JUENGER, SANDRA Band-1,2,3,4 All-County Band-4 Latin Club-1 Student Service Club-2 Choral Speaking Group- KAY, LORETTA Ho'Dea Club-1 Hi Tri- 1, 2, 3 Class Council-1, 2, 3, 4 Secretary-4 Girls' Cheer Club-2 Math Club-2 Coronation Committee- Prom Committee-3 Girls' State-3 Kahoki Staff-3, 4 Student Service Club-4 President-4 Kahokian Staff-4 Football Maid-4 KUELKS, GEORGE Class Council-1, 4 Vice-President-1 Student Council-2, 3, 4 President-4 Ho'Dea Club-1 Vice-President-1 Spanish Club-2, 3 President-3 Student Service Club-1, 2, 3, 4 Intramural Basketball-3, 4 Math Club-2, 3 Monogram Club-4 Science Fair-1, 2 Football- 1, 2, 3 Track-1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball-1, 2 Coronation Committee-3 Prom Committee-3 Kahoki Staff-4 KLEIN, JUDY Girls' Glee Club-1 A Cappella Choir-2 Hi Tri-2, 3 Library Club-2, 3,4 Choral Speaking Group-1 Girls' Cheer Club-1, 2 Kahokian Staff-4 Coronation Committee-3 Betty Crocker Homemaker for Tommorrow Award-4 KOSTEN, MARILYN KRAMER, BOB MAURER, EDWARD Football-1, 2 Golf-1, 2,3,4 Ho'Dea Club-1 Student Service Club-2 Intramural Basketball-2 Coronation Committee-3 LAMBIRD, JAROLD East Side High School-1 Football-3, 4 Basketball-3 Track-2, 3, 4 Monogram Club-4 LAUTH, KATHY Band-1, 2, 3, 4 Librarian-4 All-County Band-3, 4 Latin Club-2, 3 Ho'Dea Club-1 LAYHER, SHARON Office Staff-2, 3, 4 Hi Tri-3 Coronation Page-3 LEMONS, ERNEST Ho'Dea Club-1 Baseball-1, 2 Student Service Club-2,3 Boys' Cheer Club-3, 4 Secretary-Treasurer-4 LINDER, JOAN Girls' Glee Club-1 Photography Club-1 A Cappella Choir-2 Chorus Festival-1, 2 Variety Show-1, 2 Hi Tri-2, 3, 4 Kahoki Staff-3, 4 Coronation Committee-3 Prom Committee-3 Cheer Club-1, 2 LOYET, MARILYN Girls' Glee Club-1 Girls' Cheer Club-1, 2 Hi Tri-1, 2, 3 Spanish Club-2 Library Club-4 Student Council-4 Coronation Committee-3 Prom Committee-3 MALFER, GISELLA Band-1, 2, 3, 4 All-Conn? Band-2, 3, 4 Spanish C ub-2, 3 Cafeteria Staff-4 Office Staff-4 MANGRAM, ROBERTA Girls' Glee Club-1, 2 MANNING. IVORIE Football-1 Chorus-1, 2 Track-2 Basketball-2 MANSINI, JOHN Cross Country- 1, 2 Spanish Club-2 MATIKITIS Latin Club-2 Rock Junior Hi h School-1 Boys' Glee CluIJ-2 Boys' Cheer Club-3,4 Cross Country-3, 4 Track-3, 4 Intramural Basketball-2, 3, MEIER, IDA ANN Girls' Glee Club-1 Mixed Choir-2 Girls' Cheer Club-2 Student Service Club-4 MENI, BILLIE JEAN Hi Tri-1, 2, 3 President-4 Spanish Club-2, 3 Secretary-Treasurer-3 Student Council-2, 3 Girls' Glee Club-1, 2 Kahokian Staff-2, 3, 4 Co-Editor-4 Office Staff-4 Girls' Cheer Club-1-, 2 Variety Show-1,2 MERCKX, JEAN Roanoke High School-1, 2 West High School-3 Band-4 MINCER, PAUL Spanish Club-2, 3 MYERS, JOHN Band-1 Math Club-3, 4 MUEHLHAUSER, JIM Class Council-1, 3 Secretary-1 Ho'Dea Club-1 Boys' Cheer Club-3 Student Service Club-2, 3 Intramural Basketball-4 MUZZARELLI, NANCY Latin Club-1, 2 Library Club-2, 3, 4 President-4 Class Council-2 Secretary-2 Girls' Cheer Club-2, 4 Prom Committee-3 Coronation Committee-3 Kahokian staff-4 NICOL, BILL Ho'Dea Club-1 Boys' Glee Club-1 Football-1, 2, 3 Student Service Club-1, 2 Mixed Chorus-2, 3 NICHOLS, SANDRA Band-l,2,3,4 All-County Band-3,4 Spanish C ub-2 Math Club-3, 4 Library Club-4 NINNESS, RUTH ANN Latin Club-2 NOLAN, JOHN NOONES, RAYMOND Class Council-1 Ho'Dea Club-1 Cross Country- 1 Spanish Club-2 OATMAN, VIRGINIA Band-1, 2, 3, 4 OLENDORF, PHILIP Boys' Cheer Club-3 OLIVER, KEN East Side High School-1, ONOFREY, BILL Assum tion Hi h School-1 P Camera Club-S, 3 Sergeant-at-Arms-2, 3 Spanish Club-2, 3 Monogram Club-4 PRIMROSE, TERRY Jordon High School-1, 2 Prom Committee-3 Office Staff-4 Speech Bureau-4 PROCTOR, SANDRA Freshman Class Council-1 Math Club-1 Dramatic Club-l Hi Tri-1, 2, 3 Girls' Cheer Club-1, 2 G. A . A . -1, 2 Kahoki Staff-3 Latin Club-1, 2 Home Ec. Club-2 Girls' Glee Club-1 Variety Show-1 A Cappella Choir-2 Choral Speaking Group-1 Bowling League-2 Football-2, 4 Track-3, 4 QU ORIGLIOSSO, IOHN Football-1, 2.3, 4 Monogiram Club-3, 4 Stric nine and Old Broadc1oth -3 ORWIN, JANET Band-1 Camera Club-1 Hi Tri-2, 3 Kahokian Staff-2,3,4 Spanish Club-2, 3 Bowling Leacgue-2,3 Coronation ommitte Prom Committee-1 Kahoki Staff-3,4 Student Council-4 Class Council-4 OSSOLA, JOHN Dramatic Club-2, 3, 4 President-4 Camera Club-2, 3, 4 President-4 Projection Club-2,3 Student Council-2, 3 Class Council-4 Boys' State-3 PACEWIC, VIC Football- 1, 4 Projection Club-2, 3 Camera Club-3 Monogram Club-4 PALMER, BOB Basketball-1 Tennis-1, 2, 3, 4 Mono ram Club-2 3 C-I D I 4 StricImine and Old Broadcloth -3 PALMER, DAVID Vocational Shop Club PASTOR, JOSEPH PHILLIPS, DON Boys' Glee Club-1 Mixed Chorus-2,3,4 PINKEL, DICK Band-I, 2, 3, 4 PLANTZ, PAT -3 AYLE, BRUCE Baseball-1, 2, 3, 4 Football-1, 2 Cross Country-4 Intramural Basketball-1, 2, 3,4 Monogram Club-2, 3, 4 Treasurer-4 Stricknine and Old Broadcloth Honor Society-3, 4 Sergeant-at-Arms-4 RAPP, cr-uaaaas Girls' Chorus-1 A Cappella Choir-2 Spanish Club-2 ome Ec. Club-2,3,4 Secretary-Treasurer-3 RAPP, SHARON Girls' Glee Club-1 A Cappella Choir-2 Home Ec. Club-2,3,4 REES, JENNIE Chorus- 1 REININGER, CLEDA Home Ec. Club-2,3 REYNOLDS, DORIS Office Staff-2, 3, 4 RIDENER, JESSE ROCKWELL, MARY ELLEN G. A . A. - 1 Girls' Glee Club-1 SACKETT, RALPH Baseball-1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4 Football- 1, 2, 3, 4 Ho'Dea Club-1 President-1 Student Council-1, 2, 3, 4 Sergeant-at-Arms-3 Monogram Club-2, 3, 4 Vice-President-4 SCHEIBAL, HARLAND Cross Country-1 Football-2,3,4 Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball- 1, 2, 3, 4 Monogram Club-2, 3, 4 SCHILDKNECHT, DOT Latin Club-1 Choral Speaking Group Girls' Glee Clu -1 A Cappella Choir-2 Variety Show-2 Hi 'lfri-1,2,3 Library Club-4 SCHMELTER, RONALD Latin Club-1, 2 Boys' Cheer Club-4 Speech Bureau-3 Kahoki Staff-3,4 1 Public Address Operator-4 SCHMITT, EUGENE SEIPP, GAYLE Hi Tri-1, 2 Girls' Cheer Club-1, 2 Camera Club-3 Home Ec. Club-3 Office Staff-4 SERRE. JIM Class Council-1 Track-1, 2, 3, 4 Cross Country-1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4 Monogram Club-2, 3, 4 Secretary-4 Honor Society-3, 4 Vice-President-4 SHELTON, FERN Hi Tri-1, 2 Latin C lub-2 Student Service Club-3 SHULACK, CHARLES Football-4 Track-2 SMITH, LOUIS SMITH, MARY Girls' Glee Club-1 A Cappella Choir-2,3 cms' Cheer ciub-1, 2' Library Club-4 Variety Show-1,3,4 Home Ec. Club-3 G. A. A. -1 Chorus Festival-1, 3,4 SMITH, WILLIE Football-1 Basketball-1, 2, 3 Chorus-1 SNOW, CHARLES Vocational Shop Club-4 SONNENBERG, AL Monogram Club-2, 3, 4 Ho'Dea.Club-1 Class Council-1 President-1 Track-1, 2, 3, 4 Football-1, 2,3,4 Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4 4 Prep Player of the Year 3 SPEA LMA N, BARBARA Cafeteria Staff-1, 2, 3, 4 SPELVER, SHIRLEY Girls' Glee Club-l, 2 SPONEMANN, JEANETTE Girls' Glee Club-1,2 STARK, ED Cross Country-1 Intramural Basketball-1, Bowling Lea2gue-1, 2, 3 Baseball-1, ,3,4 Cafeteria Staff-2 Monogram Club-2, 3, 4 Football-2,3,4 STEFFENHAG, RUTH Cheer Club-2 Choral Speakin Group-1 Girls' Glee CluE-1 A. Cappella Choir-2 Variety Show-2 Hi Tri-1, 2, 3 Class Council-2 STEINWAGNER, JIM Student Service Club-1, 2 STENNETT, LARRY Ho'Dea Club-1 Basketball-1, 2 Football-1, 2, 4 Track-1, 2, 3, 4 STEPHENS, BOB Ho'Dea Club Camera Club-1, 2, 3, 4 Cafeteria staff-3,4 Projection Club-2, 3 Dramatic Arts-2,3,4 Treasurer-4 Thespians-2, 3, 4 Coronation Committee-3 Speech Bureau-4 STEWART, MARY Ho'Dea Club-1 Secretary-1 Student Service Club-2 Cafeteria Staff-1, 2, 3 Band-1, 2, 3, 4 SUCHMAN, DONNA Ho'Dea Club-1 Latin Club-1, 2 Band-1, 2, 3, 4 Speech Bureau-3 Science Fair-1,3 SYKES, JANET Ho'Dea Club-1 I-li Tri-1, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Cheer Club-1, 2 Library Club-4 Kahokian Staff-4 SYKES, RONNIE Class Council-1 Secretar -1 Vocational Shop Club-3, 4 SZTUKOWSKI, SYLVIA Ho'Dea Club-1 Chorus-1 Speech Bureau-4 TEGTMEIER, JOAN Office Aide TENNANT, CHARLES Photography Club-1, 2 Spanish Club-2 Boys' Cheer Club-4 TI-IAYER, MAX THOMPSON, KENNETH Ho'Dea Club-1 Football-1, 2 Baseball-1, 2, 3, 4 Cross Country-4 Intramural Basketball Class Council-4 TIDWELL, CARLENE Rock Junior High School-1 Bowling League-2 Cheer Club-2 Spanish Club-2, 3 Library Club-3, 4 ' THUIS, DONALD ' Cross Countr -1, 2 Chorus-1,2,g,4 . - Ho'Dea Club-1 Tennis-2,3 Boys? Cheer Club-3, 4 TIEMANN, MARY LOU Chorus-1 Cheer Club-1, 2, 3 Class Council-2 Dean's Office Aide-4 TRIPP, PAULA Belleville Township High School-1 East St. Louis High School-2 G. A. A . -3 Bowling Team-3 VA LLINA, MARY JANE VON BROCK, BOB Band-1, 2, 3, 4 Vice-President Spanish Club-2, 3 WALLACE, RICHARD Band-1, 2, 3 Student Service Club-1, 2, 4 Math Club-2, 3, 4 Vice-President-4 Latin Club-3 Science Fair-2, 3 Student Council-2, 3, 4 Sergeant-at-Arms-3 WAGHORN, CAROL Girls' Glee Club-1, 2, 3 A Cappella Choir-4 Cheer Club-1 Home Ec. Club-2 Cafeteria Staff-1,2 Variety show-1,2,3,4 Chorus Festival-1, 2, 3, 4 WEISS, GARY Cross Country-1 Bowling League-1, 2,4 Intramural Basketball-2 WENDLER, MARVIN Tennis-1, 2, 3, 4 Monogram Club-3, 4 Vocational Shop Club-3, 4 Stricknine and Old Broadc1oth -3 Intramural Basketball-2, 3- WHITLOW, SHERWIN Football-1, 2,3,4 Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball-1, 2, 3, 4 Monoggram Club-2, 3, 4 Stric nine and Old Broadcloth WILLIE, TED Football-1, 2, 3,4 Baseball-1, 2 Monogram Club-3,4 Class Council-3 Vice-President-3 Stricknine and Old Broadcloth Student Service Club-4 WILSON, LARRY Football-1 Band-2, 3, Spanish Club-2, 3 WINCHESTER, FRED Football-1, 2, 3,4 Track-2, 3, 4 Vocational Shop Club-3 4 Mono ram Club-2, 3, 4 Stricinine and Old Broadcloth WISEMAN, SALLY Spanish Club-2, 3 Home Ec. 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