Collinsville High School - Kahokian Yearbook (Collinsville, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1957 volume:

Page 1 SHARON PHILLIPS-SUE TEVEBAUGH CO-EDIT Published by the students of Collinsville High School Collinsville. Illinois ORS-JEAN PRACHAR- BUSINESS MANAGER S. Price, J. Prochar S. Phillips, S. Tevebaugh J. Hecht, J. Wrigley G. Staley, P. Hanks J. Quatto, J. Machinsky page 4 S. Haines, C. Meni Stuff Sharon Phillips Sue Tevebaugh Co-Editors Sharon Price Assoc. Editor Jean Prachar Bus. Mgr. Doris Stehl Joy Pat Baker Dennis Diaz Bus. Staff Sue Miranda Letty Rinder Senior Editors Marietta Fletcher Junior Editor Sue Hood Sophomore Editor Kathy Gauen Freshman Editor Barbara McNurney Concession Mgr. Jeanne Quatto Carol Meni Judy Machinsky Sue Haines Circulation Staff Barbara Zid Club Editor Tony Sinskey Sanford Martin Sports Editors Judy Hecht Judy Wrigley Paula Hanks Gloria Staley Art Editors Fran Revelle Point Mgr. Norma Lee Jones Feature Editor Cliff Anderson Ralph Haury Photographers June Juelfs Joan Sendejas Typists Brainwork Brawnwork Bandwork Title Page 2 Staff 4 Dedication 6 Administration 8 FACULTY 12 CLASSES 28 ACTIVITIES 82 ATHLETICS 116 FEATURES 136 Football Queen 138 Student Choices 144 2)edicated to A Mr. Proffer To the man who helped Collinsville High School produce better business leaders and spirited citizens, Mr. Clifford Proffer, this nineteen fifty-seven edition of the Kahckian is sincerely dedicated. A bookkeeping instructor, he molds his students into clear-thinking, logical-minded individuals. As an energetic sponsor of the Boys' Cheer Club, he creates an enthusiasm for good sportsmanship at all athletic events. Skull practice Clifford Proffer He is admired by everyone, because only he can add that extra little spark of perseverance into our athletes, and that extra big boost into all of our pep assemblies. No football or basketball game would be complete without him there cheering our players on to victory. Page 7 erintendent and (J3oard We, the KAHOKS, hold our chief tribal leaders in high esteem. We owe our thanks to them for the building of our beautiful, modern additions and bleachers. A tribe is only as strong as its leaders and we believe that the success and prestige of C.H.S. is due to our efficient and hard-working school board and superintendent of schools. Supt. D. K. Darling and James Flagg Pres. E. G. Holzweg and Ben J. Witte, Treas. Ruth McCormick ond Authur Adams As the new year began, the students of C.H.S. respectfully accepted our new principal, Mr. Sutter. Mr. Sutter—young, capable, and hardworking— has brought with him to C.H.S. many fresh and new solutions to the same type of problems which arise each year. Mr. Sutter came to us from Minnesota, and has won the full co-operation and respect of the student body and faculty. W. P. Hale Boys' Counselor Mrs. Wm. Valine Attendance Officer H. C. Koelling Guidance Director Eva Renfro Girls' Counselor Velma Adamson James Arnold Our faculty is our inspiration They mold our lives in preparation For our duties after education. Page 12 Roberta Baldridge Edna Marie Bare Conference Off duty 3n Dime Of Weed . . . Their dreams are fulfilled when We become successful men Whether it be by tools or pen. And as down life’s road we progress We think hard and then we bless The contributions of our teachers at C.H.S. Ernestine Bottlemy Madeline Buel Lenora Crowley Page 13 Pauline Deason Page 14 _S ometim WLn We AkinL We .Are Edwin Heinecke Dorothy Koelling Lucille Hobbs Fronklin Kreider 'iYcutuW's Roberta Hoffart Don Lambird Margaret Linder They work tirelessly to promote effective student-teacher relations Clifford Profftr Florence Richter Mary Roisio 606360666 QQOOOOOO OOO OOOOC 0GG DOOOOi Dliat’i Jiff They certainly play a major role in the development of character . . . Ruth Schmidt . . . and the preparation for adulthood in the citizens of tomorrow. John Shadowen Wilma Skaggs Hilda Steiner William Swoby Alberta Swank We recognize the value of their efforts and hope to prove worthy of their trust. Offu. Stuff Albeno Bilyeu To the student body, the office staff is indispensable. They are always ready with an answer to every problem which confronts them. Because they are of the best quality, we are proud. Emily Fortunoti Cathy Holst Janet Kuncl Service Surprise! Mrs. Alvarez, Mr. Van Haaften, Mrs. Bradshaw, Miss Bott, Mrs. Larsen, Mrs. Cunningham, Miss Posset, Mrs. Graham, Mrs. Ricker, Mrs. Vacca. Messrs. Collins, Schlinski, Lange, Sepmeyer, Cunningham, Stark, Launhardt, Grate. Between acts. Page 27 Sue Miranda, Treat. Page 30 Senior The Class of 1957 entered Collinsville High School in September, 1953. As freshmen, we were awed; as sophomores, better acquainted; as juniors, established; and as seniors, we were well-known! There are many memories which we shall cherish—the excitement of Homecoming, the beauty of the Coronation, and the thrill of the Prom. Also there are the countless friendships we have made to make our four years complete. We will look back and remember the help and understanding our teachers have shown us in our scholastic and extra-curricular activities. Yes, we will always remember our alma mater. BACK ROW: Warfield, Bauer, Mrs. Bottiemy, Mrs. Buel, Prachar, Miranda, Binder. FRONT ROW: Lewis, Oberto, Grizio, Neubauer. LARRY ABRAHAM Blonde hoir . . . Has a Thundcrbird . . . Takes life easy . . . Always a smile . . . Not seen mijch . . . Has lots of fun . . . Well-liked boy . . . JEAN ADAMS Intelligent girl . . . Likes to talk ... A neot dresser . . . Always smiling . . . Will be successful in whatever she attempts. RUTH ADAMS Very pretty complexion .. Has o pretty shade of brown hair ... A sweet gal and liked by all . . . Many friends. DARLENE ALLEN Pretty hair . . . Always a sweet smile . . . Seems to be very quiet ... A member of the Library Club . . Helps willingly. CHARLES ALVAREZ Cares not for school . . . A kotty dresser . . . Always has fun . . . Takes life easy . . . Very good dancer . . . Rcol swell. CLIFFORD ANDERSON A tall boy . . . Always seen with camera . . . • Doesn't say too much . . . Seems to like school . . . A real good worker. HARRY ARCHER Bernie is just easy to know and get along with . . . We like all the shirts he wears. . . . Has a pleasant smile for all. FRED ARNOLD Came to C.H.S. from Assumption ... A nice looking boy . . . Likes to have a good time ... A real good dancer. Senior CLm of 1957 . . . Page 32 RUTHANN ATTEBERRY EARLENE BAKER JOHN BARDSLEY JERRY BARNETT Wears a special ring . . . Always ready to laugh .. Takes an interest in everything and in everybody. A member of the band .. Has a quiet manner . . . Not the gabby type but still retains many friends. Intelligent boy and quiet, yet friendly manner . . . Always ready to help . . . He's tops in everyone's book. Just loves to hunt ducks . . . Has lots of curly hair . . . Prefers underclassmen ... A quiet boy. WILMA AGNES BAUER Pretty hair plus nice eyes . . . Not talkative type.. Joined us her Junior year . . . Lebanon's loss . . . Our gain. WILMA JEAN BAUER Gets good grades . . Many friends . . . Swell person . . . President of Cheer Club and known to all as Weedge. JON BEAMER A senior boy who doesn't talk a lot . . . Uses his quiet manner in all he does . . . Gets along with all. RUSSELL BEASLEY Has curly hair . . . Always friendly . . . Has his own car . . . Doesn't take school work too earnestly . . . Has a carefree way. . . . tabes its Heave oH Page 33 SHIRLEY BENDEL TIM BENNETT THURMAN BERTOLEIT TERRY BETHEL Dark hair and dark eyes . Gets along with all . . • On the Tepee Council . . Has an interest out ot school. Tall, handsome senior.. Active in football . . . . Nice personality . . . One of C.H.S.'s most popular boys. Thurman is so nice to all who know him ... Is a sports fan . . . Likes baseball . . . Always friendly. Tall boy with winning ways ... A tremendous basketball player . . . . Known to all his friends as Bevo. ERMEL BETTORF SALENA BLANDON GENE BLAYLOCK JACK BODY A petite gol . . . Her quietness docs not detract from her smile of sincerity . . . Very reserved and nice. Shy young lady . . . Always seems to be happy .. Quiet in school but loses all reserve in sports . . . Very friendly. Gene is so very serious .. We don't see him very much . . . Nice-looking . . Blond-heodcd . . . Friend to all. Likes the idea of graduating . . . Just loves to ride around in his Ford . . . . Has lots of friends . . . . Known to all. ROBERT BOLLINGER A real comedian . . , Seems to like school . . [ His witty manner and gay attitude make him a pop. ular person. PAT BRIDER Attractive and sweet describe Pat . . . Pleasant manner and a friendly attitude make her popular. ANTOINETTE BRIDGES Has an easy-going manner . . . Never worries about tomorrow . . . Likes to have fun . . . Likes a good joke. BEVERLY BRIGHT Has plans after graduation . . . Pretty hair . . . A unique laugh ... A pleasing personality . . . Fun to be with. VIVIAN BRIGHTMAN A tiny blonde . . . Has an engagement ring . . . Excels in sports . . . . Friendly to all . . . Always seems so happy and gay. BOB BRITTON A serious and studious senior . . . Always willing to help his class . . . Likes to take port in athletics. GENE BROMBOLICH A good-looking boy . . . Takes life easy . . . Has a pleasing smile to all . . Always has fun . . . Not seen much. JUNE BROOKS Sweet personality . . . Always in a good mood . . Has talent for Art . . . Her smile shows her love of fun. YVONNE BROWN Main interest is in chorus Makes good grades . . . Has long, brown hair . . Yvonne always has a smile. ROSE MARIE BUFFO Neat and attractive senior . . . Her interests are out of school . . . Seems to be a very serious person. BEVERLY BURBES We label Bev as a very sweet girl . . . Seems to enjoy school . . . Such a wonderful person to have around . . . Sweet. DONNA BURRIS Donna's interests are mainly in sports . . . Gets along with everybody both in and out of school . . . A real nice girl. NANCY BURROUGHS A good student . . . Active in Kahoki staff . . . Never seems to worry about anything . . . . Friendly to all. HAROLD BUSH Seems quiet but really lots of fun . . . Can always be counted on . . . Active in Dramatic work . . . A swell fellow. MARILYN BUTLER Very quiet . . . Likes to Act . . . Nice when you know her . . . Will do anything she can to help . . . Beautiful hair. DENNIS BUTTS Black hair . . . Likes everybody and everybody likes him . . . Rather quiet unless with some of his friends. CLIFF CALDWELL Likes to make good grades ... A nice person . . . Quiet but a very sincere boy . . . Liked by all of his classmates. JOE CALUSIO Enjoys bowling . . Works very hard in and out of school . . . Very intelligent boy and very nice to know. IDA CARKUFF A real quiet, but friendly girl to know . . . Has a pleasing smile and a pretty complexion . . . . One real nice gal. DORIS CATHERS More interested in things out of school . . . Very friendly . . . Has many friends of both sexes . . . A smile for all. BETTY CAVALETTI Active in dramatics . . . Likes school . . . Makes good grades . . Dependable and capable . . . . Sure to have success. BOB CIUFERI Popular boy . . . Always has a joke . . . Likes to give parties . . . Works hard on the paper . . . Enthusiastic Kahok fan. BOB CLAUS Always ready for a good time . . . Likes the idea of graduating . . . Really o nice guy to know and have around. BILL COMBS A good dancer . . . . Pleasing personality . . . Good sense of humor . . Popular with both boys and girls . . . Nice. Some go {forth with regret Page 36 DON CONWAY A swell-looking senior .. Just loves to be with his friends . . . Enjoys himself anyplace......... Dresses nicely. CARON COOMBS Has a great gift for gab . . . Seems to enjoy life so very much . . . Always ready with a good joke and a smile. NANCY COOMBS Petite blonde with a cute giggle . . . Takes life easy . . . Lots of fun . . . Active in G.A.A. ... A good worker. DELORES COOPER Delores is very kind . . . Attractive and intelligent . . . Will succeed in whatever she attempts to do. LLOYD CUMMINS Doesn't waste words . . . Always so reserved . . . Likes to be called Frank . . . Is sure to have success. Likeable. DON DAVINROY Tall with blonde hair . . . Has a nice personality and sense of humor . . . One of the nicest boys in our class. THOMAS DEARDEN Tall and blonde-heoded . . . Easy guy to get along with . . . Joined us just this year . . . Has made many friends already. MARGIE DECREVEL Marge loves to have a good time ... A loyal Kahok fan . . . Very good in sports . . . Very sweet gal . . . Many friends. ►therd j?eet joy and and refoej?. Page 37 ERVIN DELLAMANO DON DEPPE DORIS DETERDING JODEE DEVORAK One of the best-dressed seniors . . . Plays football . . . Good dancer . . . Real easygoing . . Swell fellow . . . Pleasing smile. A real accordion player ... A member of our chorus . . . Seems to always enjoy himself . . . Sure to go for. A real likeable gal . . . Loves to have fun and to talk . . . Always good in sports . . . Friends call her Deter. Everyone knows Jodee . . Takes part in a little of everything . . . Secretary of the Student Council . . Popular gal. BARBARA DEVORE DONALD DICKERSON DAVE DOMNICK MILDRED DOTO A real cute and quiet girl . . . Not seen around much though . . . Willing to help when called upon So very friendly. Tall, handsome, silent type . . . Never seems to worry about his school work.. . . Don gets along with everyone. Dave is lots of fun . . Real cute guy with nice personality . . . Has lots of friends . . . Real great. Likes to go steady . . . Seems glad to be graduating ... A real serious gal . . . Has very pretty eyes and hair. JIM ECKART KATHRINE ECKART RICH EDWARDS WILLIAM EINFELDT Tall, dork and pleasing . . Has friendly smile and friendly manner .... A good sense of humor with good wit. Always very nice ... A little shy until you get to know her . . . Very pleasing personality ... A real sweet girl. Lettered for two years in football . . . Another guy from Maryville . . . Likes all sports . . . Real swell. One of our most quiet seniors . . . Likes to read . . . Antique gun collector . . . A real swell guy . . . Has pretty eyes. CAROL ELLIOTT A member of the bond . . A very studious girl and very quiet .... Pretty complexion envied by oil her friends. DARLENE ELLIOTT From Maryville .... A very neat dresser . . Real sweet to all ... A smile for all . . . Anxious to graduate. SHIRLEY EPPERSON An attractive lass filled with laughter . . . Goes out of her way to help everyone . . . Sparkling eyes ... A charming girl. JOYCE FALLINE Our lovely senior maid .. Dark hair and dark eyes . . . Has many friends . . Likes to chatter . . A very cute and nice gal. DOTTIE FERGUSON Decided married life was more to her liking . . . . Good luck to a very cute and well-liked girl . . . Known to all. ROSEMARIE FOURNIE Pretty complexion, hair, and eyes ... A very sincere girl .... Valuable addition to our class. JOHN FRAUENFELDER A tall boy who takes life easy . . . Likes outdoor sports and girls . . . Happy go lucky and full of fun . . . Nice looking. JOSEPHINE GALLAHER One of our cute cheerleaders who likes to talk . . . Known to everyone as Corky . . . Very pretty and a neat dresser. WILLIAM GIGLOTTO Dancing eyes ... A real class cut-up . . . Likes to create little disturbances . . . Small—but has big ideas. JUDY GILLASPY Really does get around . . . Marvelous personality that encourages lots of fun . . . Liked by teachers and friends. LARRY GIRITZ A real he-man . . . . Seems to be shy, but don't be fooled . . . Made a name for himself in foot-boll . . . Well liked. JIM GONZALES Active member of the Student Council . . Small and dark . . Takes school seriously . . . Happy-go-lucky. -Alt feet the passing . Page 40 ELMER GRAVOT An energetic boy . . . . Quiet at school . . . . Came from Hollywood Heights . . . Goes steady . . . Has a very friendly smile. MYRON GRIZIO Vice-President of our class . . . Quiet in his own way . . . One of the best leaders in our class. MANUEL GUTIEREZ Manuel is really tops . . . The life of any party . . . Always having fun . . . Everyone knows him . . . Known as Joe ' SPENCER HAGER Where's there's a good time there's Spencer . . . Likes the opposite sex . . A really great person to know . . . Fun-loving. DENNIS HAIG One of the most clever boys we know . . . Likes to write . . . Has o great talent for acting . . . On Kahoki staff. JACK HAMMOND An import from East Side, but a loyal Kahok fan ... A neat dresser . . . Very good sense of humor. HAROLD HANKINS One of the co-captains of our football team . . . . Excellent athletic ability . . . Can't help but like Harold. WILLIAM HANRATTY Known to all by his red hair . . . Real friendly . . Always has something to say .... One of the smaller seniors. MARJORIE HARROLLE Another steady dater . . We don't- see too much of Marjorie . . . Has interest outside of school . . Quiet girl. GARY HASKELL President of our band . . . Good-looking boy . . . Always well-groomed . . . A real character ... A swell fellow. RALPH HAURY An excellent photographer . . . Works hard on the yearbook and the school poper .... Has blonde hair. DELORES HAYDEN A wedding is in her future . . . Has a good nature . . . Has a lot of fun out of school . . . Doesn't worry much. BRUCE HAYS A senior who has more interest out of school than in . . . Never seen around . . . We like him . . . . Friendly boy. VERSEY HAYES Dresses very nice . . . Always looks so very neat . . . Good business student . . . Admired by everyone. JUDY HECHT A darling blonde . . . Has talent for ort . . . AL ways dresses nice . . . . Has a pleasing smile . .. On Kahokian staff. JULIANNA HEFFERLY Just loves sports . . Long blonde hair . . . Has a swell disposition . . . . Very smart, nice person. . . of a phase of life Page 41 JIM HEIDENREICH PHYLLIS HEITKAMP CARL HILLIER MARY GRACE HOHN Baseball seems to be his best subject . . . Never has too much to say . . . Does all right in school . . Liked by all. Phyllis joined us her sophomore year from California ... A cute little blonde . . . Neat shape. Tall, dark, and handsome . . . Helped our football team to victories . . . . Popular with everyone. Always having fun . . . . Takes part in all activities . . . Makes good grades . . . Well-liked by all. KAY IVES Dresses very neat . . . . Been a steady dater for a long time ... A member of the Student Council for four years. TOM JACKSON The word great describes Tom ... A star in football and basketball . . . An all-stater ... A good-looking guy. FRANK JOACHIMSTAHLER Will always be remembered as one of our Indian dancers . . . Great artistic ability ... A good worker. EVELYN JOHNSON Noted for her long brown hair . . . Has liked one boy for three years . . . Always has a smile on her face. NORMA JONES JUNE JUELFS KRAIG JUENGER ROGER KASSING Anxiously awaits the day she can change her name . . . Active in the Student Council and Kahok-ian . . . Tolented artist. Comes from Fairmont . . A very sincere person . . Made an excellent F.B. L.A. President. Talented in many fields . . . Wears fabulous clothes . . . Drives a convertible . . . Alwoys willing to help . . Friendly. A real tall fellow . . . Alwoys makes better than average grades . . . . Doesn't talk too much . . Real nice. REBECCA KEY PHILLIP KOCH MELVIN KOENIG DAN KRIETEMEYER Becky is very graceful and attractive . . . Has artistic talent galore . . . Quiet manner hides a quick wit. A tall reserved boy . . . Wears glasses . . . Intelligent . . . Proves it by his good grades . . . Friendly. A member of our chorus . . . Has a very good voice . . . Likes to talk . . . An Easy-going senior . . . Always good for a laugh. Our chief Kahok. . .Impressive Indian dancer.. A real comedian in his own way ... A great all-around boy. CAROL KUHN NORMAN LAUNHARDT BILL LAWRENCE MARILYN LEMONS A sweet senior . . . Neat shape . . . Likeable personality . . . Carol has definite plans after graduation. A French-horn player in our band ... A real nice guy . . . His quiet manner has won him respect from everyone. Another one of our popular boys . . . Really can cut a rug . . . Everyone knows our Bill . . . Always lots of fun. A small gal with big ideas . . . Always manages to hove fun in her own way . . . Usually busy with F.T.A. CONNIE LESKERA Although usually rather reserved, Connie likes to have fun just as much as anyone ... A cute little miss. EDDIE LEWIS An outstanding senior boy . . . Well-known and well-liked . . . Always takes part in school activities. JAMES LINDSEY Outstanding baseball player . . . Possesses a take-it-easy disposition . . . Friendly to all ... A good kid. ROBERT LOGSDON An outstanding student in vocational machine shop . . . Always seen driving around in his car. ALICE LOTT Has a good voice but uses it more for singing than talking . . . Seems to enjoy gym class . . . Very nice girl. GLORIA LUTZ We con easily recognize Gloria by her gorgeous red hair ... A sweet senior miss from Caseyville way. MARY ELLEN McCANN A very tiny senior girl . . . Always tries to do the right thing . . . Very sincere . . . Wins friends. judy McDonnell Precious Sophomore Maid . . . Everyone knows sweet Judy . . . Very intelligent . . . Known to friends as Lulu. CHARLENE McGHEE A sparkling personality is not shown to all who know her . . . Every one likes and admires Charlene . . . Friendly. ROBERT McGUIRE Another one of our quiet seniors . . . Likes to make good grades . . . Liked by all who know him . . . Likes horses. time aejain . . . RICHARD McCORMICK Personality and character combined make him tops . . . Gets along fine scholastically. . . Very octive. JOHN MACARI Glad to get his diploma .. Just loves to fool around . . . Drives a nice car . . Nice looking and swell to know. Page 44 JAMES MAGARIO Vice-President of Honor Society . . . Always seen with stacks of books . . . An intelligent boy sure to go far, very far. KAY MANISCALLI Just loves nice clothes . . Always looks real neat . . Always talking and having fun . . . Pretty black hair and eyes. IVORIE MANNING A senior who is really a swell guy . . . Also very intelligent . . . Ivorie is liked by everyone . . . . Rock-N-Roll fan. MARTHA MASSA One of the most dependable gals we know . . . Sweet to know . . . Plans include college .... Is sure to have a happy life. MARY MASSANDER Has consideration for everyone . . . Has a very sweet smile . . . Makes good grades and is a speedy typist. BURLENE MATERKA Burlcne seems to sparkle . . . She's cute too . . . Has the biggest smile . . A gal who knows her way around. MARGIE MATTER Margie was in bond for four years . . . Always has a friendly word for everyone . . . She is vei sweet and nice to know. CAROL MEADOWS Another pretty gal with dark hair and dark eyes . . . Will be glad to graduate . . . Talks a lot about future. Page 45 . . . ivi tt he quite so joyous ELISE MEIER So sweet, tiny, conservative . . . Makes excellent grades . . . Elise is charming ... A credit to our class. BILL MENI A real live wire . . . Finds lots of things to do in class . . . Wc like Bill because he is so easy to gCf along with. NORMA MILAM Norma really appreciates o good joke . . . Has many friends in and out of school . . . Seems quiet but nice. CARLA MILLER Another gal from Cascy-villc . . . She is attractive Likes to give parties . . . Always seems to be very gay. JANE MEYERS Just as pretty as a picture and so nice to know . . . Has dreamy eyes . . We all like Jane very much. MAYLEEN MEZZANO Everybody's pal . . . Always is ready with a good joke . . . Her eyes seem to glow ... A good looking gal who is tops. SUE MIRANDA Such a pretty junior maid . . . Treasurer of our class . . . Envied for her peaches and cream complexion. NANCY MOMPHARD We were so glad to hove Nancy with us ... A doll with a cute smile . . . . She came to us from out Granite way. NANCY MOONEY Always seems very energetic . . . Likes to help when called upon . . . . Goes with a nice fellow . . She's very attractive. LILA MOUSSETTE Comes from Hollywood Heights ... A very winning girl . . . Lovely hair ond eyes . . . Liked very much by all. MAUREEN MURPHY A senior girl who has been sporting an engagement ring for a long time . . . Such a pleasant outlook on life. GARY NANCE Usually going steady . . . Plays basketball out of school . . . Blue eyes . . . Plans to enter the armed forces. EARLE NEUBAUER A really popular boy . . . Works hard for his class . . . Has taste for clothes and with all this is very good-looking. JANET NINNESS A slender little lass from Hollywood Heights . . . Doesn't talk too much . .. Honest in every way . . . Real unaffected girl. GARY NORBURY Likes to take life easy ... A friendly, likeable sort. . Is always joking . . They don't come any finer. JOE O'BERTO Initial honor president of our class . . . Works so hard on the Kahoki staff . . . Swell personality. LINDA O'CONNOR Envied by all for her long and naturally curly hair . . . Hard worker . . We think she is very nice. WALTER OGLE Likes to tinker around on cars . . . Drives a hot '47 Chevy . . . Definitely does not care for school . . . The shy type. MARY O'HARA Made a pretty candle-lighter for our Coronation . . Leads the fashion parade . . . Very charming. IRVIN OLIVER Such a crazy personality!!! . . Always has a funny remark . . . Known by many os Hale . . . . Will get along. BETTY ONOFREY BILL ONOFREY BILL O'ROURKE MERL OWENS Betty likes to play the trumpet . . . Loves to have a good time . . . Doesn't care much for school . . . Popular. Handsome guy . . . Kahok fan all the way . . . Very hard worker, out of school . . . Known by all . . . We like Bill. Has blonde hoir . . Wears glasses . . . Another one of the quiet boys . . Always calm ... A very nice, likeable senior. Always good for a chuckle . . . Will be glad to graduate . . . Enjoys all recreation that he can find . . . Is some character. SANDRA PALECEK Sandy is very quiet . . A tiny little senior . . . Has naturally curly hair . . . Has fun and enjoys life. OMA JEAN PEGUES Another gal who enjoys sports... Is very easy to get along with . . . Has a fine personality and nice character. DELORES PELTZ So very sweet and quiet . . . All of her friends seem to think she is really great ... A very nice girl. KATHY PERADOTTI Kathy is about as sweet os they come. Can always find an interest out of town . . . Beautiful eyes. MARIE PERFETTI We label Marie a very pretty girl . . . Has a sweet disposition ... A good student . . . Has many friends. JAMES PERKINS Always happy and gay .. Known to his friends as Perky . . . Lives up to his nickname in every way. BOB PHELPS A handsome guy who joined us this year to finish his education . . We think that he is great. SHARON PHILLIPS Our truly beautiful football queen . . . Also our Princess Kahok . . Such an outstanding girl in school life. Jew years remain . . . Page 48 ■■ ALBERT PICCHIOLDI An addition to our class from Maryville . . . He doesn't waste many words . . . Albert is a grand fellow. JO ANN PONETA Works very hard for our class . . . Always has a smile and a Ni tor everyone she sees . . . Nice girl to know. JOHN POPOV John made a name for himself on the football field . . Everybody thinks a lot of him . . . Came to us from Assumption. KENNETH POWELL Has a wonderful voice . . Likes to take life easy . . Always good for a wise-crock ... He will succeed with his talent. JEAN PRACHAR A true beauty who ably represented us as Freshman Maid . . . An outstanding student . . . . Business manager of the Kahokian. SHARON PRELOGER Secretary-Treasurer of the Home Ec. Club . . . Everyone knows her lovely blonde hair ... A member of our band. CHARLES QUARENGHI Another one of our nice good-looking boys ... A sports-minded guy. Known to all by his warm smile. Popular. JEAN QUATTO Very attractive member of the Honor Society . . . Seems to be a serious girl. A unique senior who likes school. of Audi freedom ft rom cure. Page 49 BOB RADOSEVICH PHYLLIS RAJKOWSKI A real tall boy who al- Phyllis always looks so ways keeps them laugh- nice . . . Likes to go ing . . . Seems to enjoy steady ... A tiny girl life . . . Doesn't care for who is full of life . . Al-school . . . Has person- ways smiles, ality. ADAM RAMATOWSKI Has a laugh out of this world . . . Seems to be shy at times . . . Known to his friends as George . . Played football. FRAN REVELLE Always has a fan club.. Fran's locker is known to all . . . Likes school . . . Always seems very busy .. Sweet smile. IRENE REYNOLDS JERRY KINDER LETTY RINDER RUTH ANN ROBINSON Quiet and also engaged . . . Looks forward to the future . . . Has the sweetest voice of anyone we know. Has a great future ahead of him in the field of jazz . . . Wants his own band . . . Jerry is swell. Letty is very active in Dramatics ... Is also a member of the Honor Society . . . Popular and also goes steady. Ruth has a good sense of humor . . . Likes Assumption ... A peppy kid . . Hails from State Park . . Ruth is cute. MARY ROGERS RAY RUDER RONALD SCAGGS EARL SCHARF To the people who don't know her she seems quiet. She is, however, as sincere a person as you can find. Loves to tinker with automobiles ... He plans to be a mechanic . . Belongs to Vocational Shop Club. Always has something to say . . . Likes school because he makes good grades ... A good addition to any class. Early is a nice-looking boy with pretty eyes and a big booming voice .. Works very hard in the Speech Bureau. GLORIA SCHEURER Likes the Commercial side of school . . . Can get along with everyone. Tiny and seldom has a word. JUDY SCHILLER Judy is active in Math Club . . . Secretary of the Math Club . . . Very intelligent girl . . . Has no enemies. HELEN SEAGO A true Kahok fan . . Active in Tepee . . . Can-dlclightcr for our Coronation . . . Cute gal with neat clothes . . . Her short hair is OK! JOAN SENDEJAS Joan is sweet in her very own way . . . Cute figure and clothes ... A gal with just loads and loads of class. CAROLYN SCHIMKUS VIVIAN SCHUCK Carolyn's main interest is in Chorus . . . Has a lovely voice and a hearty laugh .... Known as Schim. Likes to entertain friends An attractive girl with a pleasing personality and smile . . . Known as Viv. Jl O DOTTIE SEWARD Everyone knows Dottie by her laugh . . . Seems really happy every day . . . Has loads of friends. SHIRLEY SHOPHER Shirl is friend to all . . . Quick wit . . Easily makes friends . . . Real cutie who likes many nice clothes. CAROL SHORT Wears a very pretty diamond . . . Carol is very attractive and sweet . . . Deserves all the good things in life. PAUL SHUP Belongs to the Vocational Shop Club ... A real shy boy . . . Paul is admired by everyone who knows him. BILL SLESINSKI Quiet but has great sense of humor . . . Doesn't care for school . . . Bill has many friends. BILL SMITH Bill has a good fast slow ball on our baseball team . . . Tall and lanky. Likes to hunt ducks . . . Nice personality. Q (ih rim realuied doon Page 52 DORIS SPONEMANN Hos a pretty ring on her left hand ... A hard worker . . . Another gal who likes to make good grades . . . Well liked by all. JERRY SPRINGER Very good in track . . . Rather quiet in school . . Everyone labels Jerry a real grand guy. . . . . Nice personality. ARTHUR STADEN A very smart student . . Has black wavy hair . . . Girls seem to head his list of likes . . . Nice. DORIS STEHL Everyone likes happy-go-lucky Doris . . . Talented little girl with dark hair. Good in the commercial arts. JOHN SORBIE Drives a blue Plymouth .. Likes to hunt ducks . . . Really enjoys life . . . . A nice guy . . . Well-liked. RITA SMITH Voted the most attractive girl of our class . . . Member of our Chorus ... A real lively lass . . . Very popular. SANDRA SMITH Sandy was our Tepee May Queen . . . Secretary of Honor Society ... A cute and very sweet gal plus a good student. Small but mighty . . . . Proved this on the Kahok football field and basketball court . . . Everybody knows our popular Jim. JIM SOEHLKE FAYE TAVEGGIA Sweet and sincere describe Faye to a T ... Ex-cels in sports . . . Makes friends so very easily . . . So nice to know. TERRY TAYLOR President of the Student Council . . . Active in every phase of school life. Popular with everybody who knows him. SUE TEVEBAUGH Everybody loves Sue . . . Made a darling Freshmen May Maid . . . President of Hi-Tri . . . Co-editor of Kahokian . . . Popular. JANE TIBBALS President of the Honor Society . . . Ably led our cheers for three years .. Pretty hair ond cute dimples. maue L ou th a memory! Page 53 WALTER STEPHENS Hails from out Maryville way . . . Pheasont hunting is his specialty ... A very toll fellow who has personality. LILLIAN SZAKACSI A senior girl who can aptly be described os so sweet. . . . Seems to be so quiet, but nothing can hide her friendly way. CLAUDINE TANNER Known by her cute little drawl ... A tall, stately blonde . . . Friendly manner is enviable ... A gal who gets around. Has the cutest hair style of anyone . . . Tiny, and vivacious . . . Cute laugh . . . Everybody knows little Glory. GLORY STEINER RICHARD TIEMAN Nice-looking guy . Small, but what a build! . . . . Rich always is so very quiet . . . Always looks real, real neat. DAVID TOTTLEBEN Dave is always seen driving his Merc ... He is just tops in the eyes of everyone .... Very popular. BOB VETTER One of the Co-captains of the football team . . . Showed great skill on the football field ... All like Bob. RON VON SENG A real cat ... A cool dresser . . . Has fun . . . Not too interested in school . . . Ron is popular with both sexes. CHARLES WALKER KENNY WALTERMIRE NANCY WARFIELD DON WECKMAN Has a clever comeback Tall, has lots of friends for everything . . . Real . . . Likes to go out and sweet personality .... have fun . . Quiet around Hails from Hollywood school . . . Good-looking. Heights . . . Nice. Nancy is always as neat as a pin . . . Nancy was our cute Sophomore Maid. Secretary of the class. Everyone likes to hear Don talk . . Don is a nice fellow in every way . . . . Friendly to everyone who knows him. TOM WELCH Always riding around in his antique car . . . One of our tennis stars . . . Tom is also a popular guy. LARRY WELLE Larry is a quiet, handsome senior . . . Has fascinating eyes . . . Never says too much, but all who know him say he's great. GARY WESEMANN Another member of our band . . . Likes underclassmen . . . We like Gary's smile . . . Gary is so nice ... He is sure to go far. MARILYN WEST Dark eyes and dark hair make Marilyn a beautiful girl . . . Secretary of Tepee . . . Intelligent and sweet. TRACY WILHOIT Tracy helped our basketball team to many great victories . . . Hard Ka-hoki worker . . . Popular. Has a variety of jokes. CAROL WILSON Carol is very sincere in all she says and does . . . Plans to be married after graduation . . So kind. BOB WINKLER A life-loving boy who likes cars and girls. A real kool kot ... A natural All-American'' . Real cute. PHYLLIS WINNER Another senior girl who has future plans all made . . . Phyllis is as sweet as they come. CHARLES WOOD A real nice guy to talk to. Has definite plans after graduation ... Is tall and also has dark hair. i.i KENNETH ZIKE Plans to enter the religious field . . . Very good speaker ... A good track man ... A real class asset. JUDY WRIGLEY A real cute gal . . . Always dresses nicely . • . Likes to draw . . . Seems to know just where she is going. CAROL WURTZ Carol has such pretty and neat hair ... Is very serious in many ways, but can always have a good time. BARBARA ZID Good actress . . . Such pretty dimples! Seems to be having fun .... Always looks as fresh as can be. Page 55 Subway guards! Bucket Broom Brigade. is prophesied.................. TIME: 1967 PLACE: Preston Hotel CHARACTERS: Class of '57 It is the reunion of the Class of 1957 and YOU ARE THERE. We now take you to the Preston Hotel where the Class of '57 from Collinsville High School is holding their class reunion. You may recognize some of the dignitaries strolling around the lobby, but if you don't, you will be introduced in due time. Oh, now here’s a distinguished-looking gentleman coming toward us. Why, it can’t be, but it must be, Larry Abraham. Let's ask him about his trip here from that Paradise Lost, Morris Hills. Hi Larry, how was your trip? It was a wonderful and relaxing trip and I'll be darned if I didn't see some of the old '57ers. To start off, who should be sitting right next to me on the train but Charlie Alvarez, you know he's a manufacturer of bibbed overalls, now. I had an interesting chat in the dining car with Kenneth Baumgartner. He was telling me about the book he had just written, all about atomic energy. Gene Dailey and Jim Eckart were sitting at the table right across from us and they told us that John Bardsley is the engineer of the Podunk Special, the train on which we were riding. What are Jim and Gene doing now?” Well, Gene is a manufacturer of silent heel plates and Jim has a booming business as a fruit peddler on North Morrison in Collinsville. But that's not all, I have more to tell you. Just as our waitress, Jane Meyers, was bringing our tray who should bump into her and knock it out of her hand but Gene Blaylock. The contents didn't scatter all over the floor but landed in Ruth Atteberry's lap. When everything was straightened out, Gene told us that he is doing all right as a barber in Shaggy Hair Holler; and Ruth disclosed to us that she was heading for New York where she will begin her fifth trip around the world on her amphibious bicycle. She wasn’t so elated over this accomplishment as she might have been for she had just received word that her old classmate, Oma Jean Pegues had established herself as first woman to fly around the world in a flying saucer.” My that was an accomplishment! Did you meet anyone else?” Yes, I did. The conductor on the train was none other than Dennis Butts, remarkable isn't it? The cab driver, James Magario, nearly hit a traffic cop. It was a close call but the cop, Joe Calusio, being a very understanding fellow, let us off easy because he remembered me from his third period physics class. When I finally got to the hotel, and the doorman, Bill Giglotto, let me in, I gave my suitcases to the bellhop, Tom Dearden.” You certainly did have some unusual experiences. Say, who is that girl over there with all those jnen around her? Why it’s Judy Gillaspy! Say, Judy, come over here. I want to talk to you. How have you been?” I couldn’t be better!” Who are all of those men you brought with you, Judy?” Don't you recognize them? Everyone of my ex-husbands showed up for the reunion, isn’t that nice?” That's nice, Judy. I seem to recognize them. Are they all ’57ers?” They sure are! We'll begin with husband number one, Spencer Hager; number two, Charles Walker; number three, Paul Shup; number four, Ronnie Scaggs; number five, Melvin Koenig. I was just so thrilled to see them!” It was nice talking to you, Judy, I’ll see you after while. Now let's take a look at that good-looking group on the other side of the lobby. Let's see, there’s Ida Carkuff, who is now employed at Shaw's Garden watering plants with an eyedropper (a very tedious process) and next to her is Jack Body, who is now Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. Salena Blandon, who is now squeezing lanolin from sheep’s wool, is busily talking to Gene Brombolich, who puts glue on the back of postage stamps. Next to them is Yvonne Brown, a noted fly swatter weaver, and Nancy Burroughs, who has won fame and a fortune by sending in Wheaties boxtops and winning valuable prizes. Bob Claus, a dramatic coach, seems to be interested in Nancy Coombs, who now operates a super Dairy Queen in Crossbones County,. Texas. Don Davin-roy, who is now ironing handkies in a Chinese laundry has his eye on Doris Deterding who fits sneaks into sneakers. That looks like a talkative group standing by the elevator. Let's find out who they are. Hello ladies, will you please tell our audience who you are and what you are now doing?” I'm Tony Bridges and I am an auto mechanic.” My name is Beverly Bright and I am a beautician at the Madame Pompodore’s Salon.” I’m a girl scout leader of my own troup and my name is Barbara DeVore.” I’m proud to say that I am an official time keeper for a drag strip. I am Darlene Elliott. My name is Carol Kuhn and I’m a store clerk.” After taking art for three years, I’m glad that I am finally able to put it into use by painting white stripes on the highways. My name is Norma Jones.” I have made good use of my musical ability because 1 am now a tamborine player for the Salvation Army. I am Kraig Juenger. You will remember me as Carol Short although that isn’t my name now. I am very happily married and occupy my time in various organizations. At the time, I am president of the Women’s Club for the development of bird watchers. I'm Rita Smith and although I don’t wear a bucket hat I am proud to say that 1 am a Red Cross social worker.” Those are very fine occupations, girls. I hate to leave such good company, but there seems to be a commotion over by the door. I'll have to go see what it is. Why it's Gary Norbury, better known as Little Caesar, head of the Chicago syndicate. He is well taken care of by his bodyguards: John Popov, Dave Domnick, Charlie Quarenghi, and Sandra Palecek, his moll (a notorious bank robber). They are headed for the cocktail lounge, let’s follow them.” This is quite a change in atmosphere. It certainly is crowded in here! Some of these people look very familiar. We’ll begin with the people sitting at the bar. There is Russell Beasley, a Cadillac dealer, talking to Harold Bush, who is now a stock broker on Wall Street. Sitting right next to them is Doris Cathers, who has spent the last ten years pricing Cadillacs and Ruth Adams (she collects donut holes). That gay divorcee, Pat Brider, is in the middle of a delightful conversation with Marilyn Butler, a fortune teller, and Nancy Momphard, who is now a dean at Rolla School of Mines. That guy sneaking around the back of the bar, talking to the barmaid, Mayleen Mezzano, is.that notorious bootlegger, Bill Lawrence.” Oh, wait a minute, here comes the floor show! Listen, the emcee, Ivorie Manning, is about to say something.” Good evening ladies and gentlemen! We have a wonderful program in store for you. Here is an outline of the evening's entertainment. First, we will present that well-known comedy team—Bob Radosevich and Elise Meier. Next, the singing sweethearts of the modern stage, Lawrence James and Sharon Phillips! Last but not least is our famed chorus line. They are from left to right: Julianna Hefferly, Carol Meadows, Janet Ninness, Norma Milam, Carla Miller, Lila Mousette, and the star of the chorus line, Joe Obcrto (better known as Jivin' Joe from Kokomo;. They will be accompanied by that great jazz combo, the Rinder Rares.” Their leader, Jerry Rinder, is very proud of this combo. They are from left to right: Marjorie Harrolle, Margie Matter, Phyllis Winner, Delbert Henderson, and Faye Taveggia. Now on with the show! And what a show it will be! Before it starts, let's see who else we recognize sitting at some of the tables. Over there talking to that beautiful cigarette girl, Delores Hayden, is Dennis Haig, who has gained fame as the center of the Chicago Bears. At the next table is none other than Kenny Waltermire. Kenny has become very rich as manager of a retreat for escaped convicts. Sitting with him is Irene Reynolds, who sells wigs to victims of Apache raids and Jerry Springer, raiser of Springer spaniels. Across from Jerry is Bob Phelps who deals in cards. Then there is Doris Stehl that famous artist who has just finished her latest masterpiece, The Lona Misa and Gary Nance, who has taken Elvis's place since he was drafted. He also sells used guitars on the side. Last but not least is the only American harem-keeper in existence, Ralph Haury. Yes sir, Ralph really knows how to live! Let's go to the opposite side of the room now and see who we can find. Why there's John Sorbic, raiser of over 20,000 pigeons, and Delores Peltz who supplies miniature tear bombs to the guests on This Is Your Life. Talking to them is Marilyn Lemons, the professional orange juice squeezer. Her date is Larry Giritz, a DDT bomb inspector. Eyeing them is Shirley Epperson who is still just shopping around.” Then there's Erven Dellamano (better known as Nervie Ervie ) who is now a Pepsi Cola dealer. Next to Erv is Bill Combs, the good humor man, and his date and lap-sitting secretary, Delores Cooper. Say, there seems to be some excitement in the lobby. Let's go see what it is. Why it's a pair of movie stars, Vivian Schuck and Clifford Anderson. Cliff's latest picture is What Atomic Energy Means to Guinea Pigs.” Viv is now starring in The Janitor Did It.” They are surrounded by a group of autograph hounds. In this group I recognize Wilma Jean Rita Dorothy Bauer, a Dior model; Joyce Falline, a peddler of Curry Combs for wooly worms; Kay Ives, advertiser for non-smear lipstick; Burlene Mater-ka, manager of an open-air theatre; and Sue Miranda, inventor of Miranda’s handy-dandy corn plasters. The excitement seems to have calmed down now so I think I'll go up to the main ballroom where these '57ers are holding their biggest celebration party. This is your interviewer back with you again after a brief trip up here on the elevator. In case you didn't know—Bill Meni is employed at this hotel as the elevator operator. On the elevator with us was Darlene Allen who oils squeaks in mice. Crowded next to her was Thurman Bertoieit, a bicycle dealer, and Terry Bethel, a jockey. He is known to the racing fans as Wilt the Stilt who rides Midge the Mare. Squeezed in next to him are Vivian Brightman, a corsetier; June Brooks who puts peanuts in the holes in peanut brittle; and Don Conway who sells sawed-off shotguns to despondent teenagers. Pardon me while I check my hat. Why Mary Mas-sander, I didn't know that you were a hat check girl here! How have you been?” Oh, I've been just fine. Did you see that group who just came over from their bus drivers' convention? There’s Shirley Bendel, operator of Bendel's Bus Lines to East St. Louis; then there's Marge Decrevel, the owner of Marvelous Marge's Van Lines; Charles Snow, who drives a bus for Nancy Mooney (between SIU and Collinsville); and Evelyn Johnson, who drives a bus route to Assumption from C.H.S.” Hot-seat? No, I haven't seen them but I do see that group over by the punch bowl. Rich Edwards, a siren blower for prison breaks is standing next to Martha Massa who is finally finishing out her senior year at SIU. Next to them are Kathy Peradotti who squeezes toothpaste back into the tubes; Doris Sponeman, manager of the largest Newberry's Dime Store in the world; Tom Welch, a bail jumper; Tom Jackson, a librarian; and Jeanne Quatto, his chief comic book duster. With them are June Juelfs who is still star typist for the Kahokian; Kathryn Eckart, who cleans and dresses ostriches; and Rebecca Key, the discoverer of an ulcer cure for soft drink addicts.” Serving them punch are Bob McGuire, Gloria Lutz, and Phillip Koch. They are all honorary members of the Punch Dippers Local No. 235894. Over by the door, getting their dance programs from Jo Ann Poneta, are Versey Hayes, a member of the Globe Trotters; Phyllis Heitkamp, our first woman president; Tracy Wilhoit, inventor of Dr. Wilhoit’s false teeth powder for toothless teenagers; Rich bring ’em back alive” Tiemann, hunter in the backwoods of Flora Place; Earl Scharf, dentist; and Carl Hillier; a professional dishwasher. Now looking out onto the dance floor we see some real crazy rugcutters. They are Harry Archer, the all-American center, with Lane Brown, an operator of a race track for horney toads; Jon Beamer (who puts tips on shoe laces) dancing with Barbara Zid, inventor of a tranquilizer for panicked people; Bob Bollinger, a dance instructor, trying out some new steps with Carol Wurtz, a demonstrator of the latest hair styles; and Bob Britton, manager of Miner's Theater, two-stepping with Marilyn West, a hot-rivet handler in Alvarez's bibbed blue jean factory. As the orchestra, led by Rosemarie Fournie, and consisting of Earline Baker, Jerry Barnett, Wilma Agnes Bauer, Gerald Goodpasture, Gary Haskell (who was imported from France with his English horn), Phyllis Raj-kowski, Sharon Preloger, Don Weckman, Kenny Zike, Carol Elliott, Mary Szakacsi, Beth Hoyer, Dottie Seward, and Gloria Scheurer strikes up the beat to Third Street Dishrag Mambo; we notice some true South American rhythm lovers dancing. They are Rose Marie Buffo, cultivator of roses for Spanish dancers, with Gary Weseman who is taking Tarzan’s place in the movies; Eddie Lewis, now taking Jerry's place in the Martin and Lewis team, Rock'em! with Letty Rinder, star-reporter for the Possum Holler Times; Jack Hammond, monkey trainer, with Glory Steiner, caretaker of the St. Louis Zoo; and Wayne Hutchins, collector of Marilyn Monroe postcards, dancing with Jane Tibbals (you all will remember her as the girl voted most likely not to succeed). A noisy little crowd over in the corner seem to be telling old war stories. They are Frank Joachimstahler, first sergeant in the Marines; George Ramatowski, a five-star general; and Charles Wood, Commander of Army Occupations in Caseyville. In another corner are Don Deppe, owner of Deppe’s Orange Plantation (one tree); Don Dickerson, illustrator for MAD; Kay Maniscalli, a lumberjack; Earle Neubauer, Ben Hogan of his day; Joan Sendejas, now Mrs. Dennis Butts; and Larry Welle, who puts TCP in gasoline. The floor is now being cleared for the floor show. I heard by way of the grapevine that the Preston Hotel is proud to feature in their floor show, Tim Bennett and Sue Tevebaugh doing a duet selection from Swan Lake. This graceful couple has danced its way to fame from Chattanooga to Chinatown. While the floor show is on, I think I will take a stroll out into the hall and see if I can see anyone else I know. Oh, its crowded out here! Say, there’s Jim Gonzales, publisher of Speedy Gonzales’s Joke Book. Hes talking to Bill Einfeldt, inventor of jet propelled lawn mowers; and Marena Gray, the national winner of all G.A.A. awards. Next to them are Harold Hankins, optometrist; Judy Hecht, motorcycle trick rider; and Dan Krietemeyer, the guy who sells Dandy Dan’s Firewater (straight from the reservation). That trio eavesdropping over there consists of Marie Perfetti, owner of a three-block carport for real drive-in service; Judy Schiller, a foreman on a construction job in California; and Bill Onofrey, a flower arranger. That guy busily working over there, cleaning up a broken glass, is Arthur Staden, the hotel janitor. Looking on are a group of critical teachers. They are as follows: Fred Arnold, English teacher; Ermel Bettorf, gym teacher; Caron Coombs, Sunday School teacher; Carole Wilson, Mary Rogers, and Ruth Ann Robinson. Before we leave the ballroom let’s take another look at the couples dancing. There is Walter Stephens with Charlene McGhee; Bob Cuiferi (he makes his living selling five-cent bags of sawdust on the street) dancing with Claudine Tanner, a manager of Slenderclla Salons; Dennis Eberle, owner of a Peter Pan School, with Nancy Warfield who writes a love-lorn column in the Country Gentleman magazine; Dave Tottleben who maintains a drag-strip for ladies over eighty, dancing with Carolyn Schimkus, a reknown yodler; Manuel Gutierez, a probation officer for juvenile delinquents, with Fran Revelle, a funeral director; Jim Heidenreich, a National League umpire, with Judy Wrigley, an artist’s model. Some more couples on this crowded floor are Mary Grace Hohn, a merry-go-round operator, dancing with Ron Von Seng, an athletic coach; Roger Kassing, a manager of a rest home for pygmies in the Belgian Congo, with Helen Seago, the head dean in a young women's finishing school; Connie Leskera who cleans white walled tires for Bitzer Motors dancing with Jim Lindsey, a radio announcer; Ronald Lucas, an eagle stamp book peddler, with Mary McCann who makes giant sized lipsticks for a Ubangi tribe; Walter Ogle, the new governor of Illinois, with Mary Ellen O'Hara who puts mercurochrome on band-aids; Betty Onofrey who has just replaced Miss Francis on Ding Dong School dancing with Merle Owens, a peddler of NO-DOZE pills; Albert Picchioldi, fish and wildlife specialist, with Jean Prachar who is now selling Pine Lake mineral water; Ray Ruder, an interior decorator, with Sandra Smith, the Duchess of Baileyonia; and Bob Vetter, the mad scientist who discovered a wonderful no-itch powder, cutting a rug with Jeanne Adams, none other than the Prince of Monaco’s second wife. It’s getting late now so we better get back down to the lobby. Here we are, back in the lobby again. Let's see who those people are who are in such a hurry to leave. That’s Clifford Caldwell, the mayor of Hollywood Heights, talking to the desk clerk, Norman Launhardt. Waiting in line are Beverly Burbes and Donna Burris (a tight-rope walking team), Betty Cavaletti, publisher of standardized gyp sheets; Lloyd Cummins (otherwise known as Gypsy Joe); and Jodee Devorak, a devoted missionary in Calcutta. Folks it’s about time to sign off but as the cameras travel around the lobby, maybe you can see some other old friends. Those people over there waving at you are Bob Logsdon, inventor of squealless tires for jeeps; Rich McCormick, that well-loved Demolay Dad; Judy McDonnell, a plumber, very prosperous; Linda O’Connor, a hubcap saleslady. Irving Oliver, a tree surgeon; James Perkins, a noted opera star; Kenny Powell, a crooked (pardon the expression) politician; and Bill Smith, an advertiser for Charles Atlas. The people reclining on the soft chairs over there are John Fraunfelder, a trouble-shooter for the Department of Defense; Myron Grizio who is an cm-balmer; Bill Hanratty, a manager of a Henna-rinse factory; Bruce Hays, a superintendent of schools; Alice Lott, a professional jacks player; John Macari, owner of a big resort on Canteen Creek; Bill O’Rourke, a toymaker; Jim Soehlke, a chicken dentist; and Terry Taylor who is a one-man band in the Greasy Spoon restaurant. ’’Well, we hope you enjoyed our telecast of the reunion of the Class of ’57 of Collinsville High School. We are sure that you will never forget this heartwarming occasion and that you are anxiously anticipating their next reunion in 1977. Thank you again for tuning in and Goodnight! J junior Offi icer3 President Ronnie Buel Vice-President Dennis Diaz Secretary Barbara McNurney Treasurer ..............Joyce Sparks Sponsors Florence Richter Howard Cole In 1954 the squaws and braves of the class of '58 entered Collinsville High School, home of the Kahoks, with heap big dreams. In our freshman and sophomore years we wholeheartedly entered every phase of high school and were very successful, although we still stood in the shadows of the upper classmen. But in this, our junior year, we have begun to steal some of the spotlight, with our members excelling in every form of school life: scholastic, extra-curricular, and athletics. Our beautiful prom and coronation will never be forgotten. And for our representative in this year's coronation, we made the wise choice of one of the serenely beautiful maidens of our tribe. Miss Judy Machinsky. We have willingly supported our class and school in everything that they have undertaken and we are sure that the heap big class of '58 will always be remembered for our hard work and school spirit. unior The Junior Executive Board was composed of five squaws and five braves, who were chosen by the junior class. They have been very busy making heap big plans and working hard to complete them successfully. Our coronation and prom were among the most beautiful ever seen. The theme of our lovely coronation, A Medieval Castle,” was completely different from any other. It will be remembered for many years to come. BACK ROW: Barnhart, Bethel, Bennett, Barberis, Arth, R. Barton, Basola, Adams. SECOND ROW: B. Barton, Barnett, Althardt, L. Anderson, Bahn, Berg, Ammon. FRONT ROW: Biggs, Bauer, Blass, Baker, Ackermann, Bloomquist, Bishop, Adams, A. Anderson. BACK ROW: Cicirello, R. Clark, T. Clark, Carter, Carlson, Carpenter, Buel, Carril. SECOND ROW: Borland, D. Caswell, Bucsking, Breckcnridge, Brooks, J. Caswell, Bruno, S. Cole, Car-velot. FRONT ROW: Childs, Cockrell, Brown, Boehm, Miss Richter, Cherry, Canada, Bushong. Page 62 HiPH, BACK ROW: Crepps, Ellis, Diaz, R. Dellamano, C. Dellamano, Dour, Dawley, Epperson, Dittrich. SECOND ROW: Dcason. Domeron, Dunn, Crossno, Curry, D.u Hodway, De Bow. FRONT ROW: Eckart, Dehn, Farrow, Cox, Conway, Cook, Combs, Dempsey, De Mariano. BACK ROW: R. Geaschel, Finley, Gunderson, Folkerts, Giedeman, Hall, Graham, Franklin, Haeffner, Gregson. SECOND ROW: Gray, George, Fulton, Hamilton, Gale, Gravot, Grisolano, Gorman, Giezzelmann, Gerstenecker. FRONT ROW: Fields, Green, Geiger, L. Geaschel, Mrs. Skaggs, Froncheck, Grate, Fletcher. Page 63 BACK ROW: Juenger, Henry, Howard, Hartmann, Karl Kelly, Kenneth Kelly, Hickman, B. Kassing. SECOND ROW: M. Kavaliunas, H. Kavaliunas, Hoover, James, Johnson, Hiller, Honey, Jondro, Hills. FRONT ROW: Keller, Kassing, Hettenhausen, Hendricks, Mr. Deason, Herren, Highley, Holtgreve. BACK ROW: Kurtti, Long, Kretzer, Loyet, Klein, Koertge, Lamb, Kilna, Majesky, LaFuria. SECOND ROW: Kopcych, Martin, McAtcer, Milkert, Machinsky, Killian, Marx, McNurney, Mattea, McClure, Maxwell, Kocot. FRONT ROW: Lukas, Merx, Kreitemeyer, Maurer, Meni, Mr. Larsen, Key, Malano, Leisen, Lambird, Manning. BACK ROW: O'Connor, T. Potterson Potton, E. Nichols, Perfetti, Myers, Perry, Phillips, Phelps, Nelson. SECOND ROW: Nottoli, Nichols, Moussctte, Nooncs, Nunnery, Owens, Pastor, Mizee, Poneleit, Morrow. FRONT ROW: Osborn, Orr, S. Patterson, Murphy, J. Nicol, B. Nico, Norris Pearson, O'Bryan. BACK ROW: Rosales, Reimler, Schuette, Reece, Pyle, Richardson, Savage, Schardan, Rarick. SECOND ROW: Schanz, Schanuel, Reever. Self, Pugliese, Robbins, Ricker. FRONT ROW: Sanders, Pritchett, Redmon, Price, Proffer, Reed, Schneider, Rubin. I BACK ROW: Verneuil, P. Sullivan, Urban, Sinskey, Sterc, Spencer, Spreter, E. Taylor, Spagna. SECOND ROW: Shelton, Sickler, Sparks, C. Sullivan, Smith, J. Taylor, Vancil. FIRST ROW: Shannon, Tres-mak, Simmons, Staley, Tucker, Slope, Schafer. BACK ROW: Zampogna, Wilkens, Zeppetella, Wilhoit, D. Wrigley, Vivod, Voss, Yehling, Zarzecki. SECOND ROW: Weeks, A. White, Wainscott, Whittle, S. Wrigley, Wasser, White, Wendler, Vogt. FIRST ROW: Warren, Wood, Zalders, Zabrndt, Wecker, Zeller, Willoughby. Ever since we entered Collinsville High as freshmen, the members of the class of 'fifty-nine' have done well in scholastic, athletic and social fields. The Honor Roll bears witness to the fact that we are hard workers. We were well represented at the coronation by very attractive Miss Carolyn Karvelat. Led by able-minded superiors, we are getting the education and experience that we need for being squaws, braves, medicine men, wampum-makers, and big chiefs of tomorrow. We hope and will work hard to give a heap big prom next year, and anxiously await the experience of our remaining years. Soph omore 0(f icers Sponsors Mr. Arnold Mr. Maupin President Tom Lochmann Vice-President................ Jock Clayton Secretary Carolyn Karvelat Treasurer Peggy Short Sophomore (l oart! The sophomore warriors under the leadership of big chief Tom did very well in the past year. Along with his special council, Carolyn, Peggy, and Jack to succeed in all things, they kept the campfire burning a long time, and succeed they did. Every class activity they had was backed wholeheartedly by the students and everyone had a heap big time. All things combined, the sophomore class is very, very proud of the ones who acted as our class executive board. BACK ROW: Falline, Karvelaf, Short, Mr. Maupin, Mr. Arnold, Fornero, Capecchi, Tibbals. FRONT ROW: Clayton, Gillespy, Marshall, Lochmonn. BACK ROW: Bauer, Boneou, L. Barnett, Bigqins, Baron, Baldus, Bedalow, Basola, Butchens, Bauchcns, Allan. SECOND ROW: Botkins, Blumberg, Andrews, Atterberry, Archer, Bohnen-stiehl, Blaylock, Bowers, M. Barnett, Althardt, Barnish, Baudino. FIRST ROW: Breckenridge, Anderson, Arth, Brider, Betti, Mr. Green, Berta, Bradley, Armstrong, Belman. BACK ROW: Brooks, Clayton, L. Burns, Colona, Christian, Corcoran, Chance, Buehrer, Combs, Campbell. SECOND ROW: Carr, S. Burns,Cherry Callis, Coates, Chadwick, Britton, Cleaver, Burton, Byrkit. FIRST ROW: Cavaletti, Chaput, Chapman, Burcham, A. Cherry, Capecchi, Brooks, Cadwell, Bush. BACK ROW: Cooper, Evans, Derwelis, Dolton, Dawley, Deterding, Dolza-delli, Drenkhahn, J. Daly, Dearden. THIRD ROW: M. Daly, Doron, Eckart, Dieu, Dean, Edens, Drost, Dawson, Dunn, Elbe, Eckmann. SECOND ROW: Douglas, Condcllonc, N. Davinroy, Emmcr, C. Davinroy, Margaret Detto, Mortho Detto, Dclashmit. FIRST ROW: Doss, Davis, Eichelbcrger, Cunningham, Danforth. BACK ROW: Fowler, Gillespy, Geldbach, Goodwin, Frazier, Gherna, Glauber, Girnt, Frederick, Fuller. THIRD ROW: Fults, Falline, Giritz, Fischer, For-nero, Haines, Faletti, Gartside, Geaschel. SECOND ROW: Gresham, Goehl, Frost, Gonzales, Miss Steiner, Haislar, Fortney, Fletcher, Grey. FIRST ROW: Golightly, Gaskill, Fournie. BACK ROW: C. Johnson, R. Johnson, R. Johnston, Hastings, Heien, Haller, Hartenstein, Hurst, Hooks, Horn. THIRD ROW: Jamison, Hanks, Henderson, Hartmann, D. Johnson, Hornbook, Hubble, Hodges, Jackson. SECOND ROW: Hutchens, Herold, Hoga, Heller, Jenkins, Johann, Hood, Hills. FRONT ROW: Henson, Hockaday, Hamilton, Harper, Heitkamp. BACK ROW: Jowett, Ley, Klcppe, James Long, Keel, Kassing, K. Lewis, Kassly, Ladow, Laurinski. THIRD ROW: Leezy, Klenke, Kleb, Jonas, J. Long, Locandro, Kalbfleisch, Lilley, Locandro. SECOND ROW: Kutzgar, Korvelot, Juelfs, Klobuchar, Koelling, C. Lewis, Louth, King. FRONT ROW Kolling, Levy, Lochmann. BACK ROW: Mochinsky, Merckel, Macke, C. Miller, E. May, C. May, Moor, Marshall, Magario, MacDonald. THIRD ROW: R. Nagel, Meier, McCracken, Mabry, Murray, Morton, J. Miller, Loyet, Molter, Marco, Martin. SECOND ROW: Lundak, Loy, Mease, Mr. Hcdgccock, Lott, Mills, Myers, McCosh. FRONT ROW: D. Nagle, R. Motteo, McWhirter, Martensen, Marietta, Murphy. BACK ROW: Polecek, Pocewic, Pring, T. Osborne, Peterman, B. Pelo, Pahlman, Naugle, Palmer, Plant . THIRD ROW: O'Hara, Phillips, Nunnery, F. Petrekovich, Nance, Perkins, Patterson, Pace, NocSto. SECOND ROW: Pamatat, Pyle, Neothery, Preloger, Noll, Parkinson, Pilkus, S. Osborn. FRONT ROW: Picchioldi, O'Donnell, Noel, Pitts. Sophomore Sincite BACK ROW: Routt, Schmelter, Renx, Robinson, Riley, Roland, Rupprecht, Revcllc, Risenhoover, Sachtleben. SECOND ROW: Ruder, Schlonat, Schroe-der, Rogers, Rutx, Rothenberg, Sams, Rudcrer. FRONT ROW: Ritx, Ross, Russell, Sarkesian, Mrs. Gibson, Quin-Ion, Robbins, Renfroe. BACK ROW: Swigert, Sharp, Tennant, Sleeter, Suter, Stark, Taake, Tidwell, K. Stewart, Skidmore. SECOND ROW: Sticksel, Tibbals, Thompson, Stepp, Southard, Stadcn, Spcrino, Seiner, Schwiedcr, Stone. FRONT ROW: P. Stewart, Simonson, S. Smith, Short, Sexton, Temple, H. Smith, Tomburo. •� m; � r BACK ROW: Uhring, Turnbull, Ward-rop, Wolfe, C. Warren, Vonnohme, Tripp, Trybinski, Zavaglia. SECOND ROW: Webb, Tomasi, Williams, Wallace, Townxen, Wryostek, VonBrock, Tschirner, Wanagat, Vallina, Waligor-ski. FRONT ROW: Winchester, Wilson, Yanousek, Waghorn, Mr. Gardner, Vivod, Weckman, Voss, P. Warren. Page 73 res n man Offi icers President Jackie Vollman Vice-President Gail Nichols Secretary Judy Mardus Treasurer ........................Janet Sims Sponsors Mrs. Hartwell Mr. Weber G. Nichols, J. Vollman, J. Mardus, J. Sims BACK ROW: Wrigley, Carr, Vollman, Mrs. Hartwell, Mr. Weber, Mardus, Nichols, Rednour. FRONT ROW: Mezzano, Sims, Schiber. On August 31st almost 500 freshmen, representing some 5 schools, entered Collinsville High School. Ours is the largest class ever to pass the portals of C.H.S. We began our freshman year by choosing class officers. Then we jumped into the race for Football Queen, electing Janet Sims as our Freshman Maid. Page 74 BACK ROW: Barrett, Beamer, Berkel, Beard, Allen, Ahlert, G. Ackerman, A. Baltrusch, J. Anderson, Anderson, Ahring. SECOND ROW: Andrcat, Archer, Baltrusch, Bclding, Barbcau, Althardt, R. Baltrusch. FRONT ROW: Berg, Beever, Allison, Barton, Mr. Lambird, Banche, Arnotti, Bach, Basile. BACK ROW: Brandt, Booker, Bowles, Bettonville, Burcham, Braml, Buffo, R. Blumberg, Boerm, Bradshaw. SECOND ROW: Birch, Caldwell, R. Bohnenstiehl, Bub, Budde, Bishop, Calvin, Block, Blackburn, Bryant. FRONT ROW: J. Blumberg, Bush, Brumm, Boyer, Blass, C. Bohnenstiehl, Bickel, Bossetto. Our class is proud of its members who made outstanding sport and scholastic records. We hope they will continue these records throughout High School and make the Class of I960 one which Collinsville High School will be proud of and remember in the years to come. Pa£e PACK ROW: J Cook, Cossity, D. Cook, G. Coffman, Chambers, S. Clark, Corner, Cline, Carroll, Clover. SECOND ROW: Conour, Comoglio, Carpenter, Carr, Cole, S. Coffman, Chemotti, Colston, Carkuff, Chorney. FRONT ROW: B. Cox, S. Cook, M. Cox, G. Clark, Cicirello, Carvelot, Chaput, Canada, Canty, Childs. BACK ROW: K. Elliott, Emmons, D. Dunaway, Edwards, Dunahee, Dickman, Dominick, Dawkins, Davidson. SECOND ROW: D. Elliott, Crossno, DuHadwoy, Darling, Dawley, DeVore, Deterding, Dailey, Elder. FRONT ROW: M. Elliott, Cummins, Curto, Epperson, Eska, Docter, M. Dunaway. ■ +-m. _ BACK ROW: Fischer, Gerstenecker, Foyollat, Fiola, Gale, Gravett, Giro-lomo, Graham, Grant, Gibson. THIRD ROW: Gauen, Fisher, Goehl, Foley, Goin, Falkenrath, Goss, Evans. SECOND ROW: Foster, Golightly, Gilles-pey, Getz, Miss Frueh, Gnavi, Giglotto, Esicar, Fletcher. FIRST ROW: Gra-vot, Flath, M. Fischer, Goetz. BACK ROW: Hoeltmann, R. Holcomb, Henson, L. Harris, Hamilton, R. Harris, Hankins, Hensley, Hazel, Hartmann, Haley. SECOND ROW: R. Gray, Hahn, Hadfield, Heidenreich, Green, Hodges, M. Gray, Hampton, J. Harris, Hays. FIRST ROW: Heslop, Grider, Grimm, J. Holifield, P. Holcomb, Henry, Hor-ger, S. Holifield. L- s. BACK ROW: R. Johnson, A. Jones, G. Knecht, Korobcc, Kalbfleisch, L. Isaacs, D. James, J. Howard, Knapp. THIRD ROW: D. Howard, M. Johnson, Koelling, Huback, N. Johnson, Koester, Hooks. Kittstein, T. Jackson. SECOND ROW: Howerton, Keel, Hoopin-garner, Hultz, Kirsch, Joachimsthaler, Johns, Hoskins. FRONT ROW: Holtgreve, Hoover, D. Johnson, R. Jackson. BACK ROW: Louvier, Locandro, Krause, G. McGee, Lewis, Larbey, Lininger, Lane, Kuhl-man. Little, Laramore. SECOND ROW: Kolda, Lineberger, Laurenti, Kohlmiller, Las-well, Kuegler, Leffler. FRONT ROW: McClasky, McClure, Lambird, Kosten, Mr. Hein-ecke. Long, Logsdon, Langston. BACK ROW: Matthews, MacDonald, Mojesky, Miller, Magnctti, S. Matteo, Massander, Mifflin, Marshall, L. Mitchell. SECOND ROW: R. Mitchell, Mooreheod, R. Matteo. Molwitz, Monroe, Maxfield, Maron. FRONT ROW: Mikulait, Mooney, Mezzano, Mardus, Mowry, Montgomery, Mahach, D. Mueller, Meyer. BACK ROW: Nicol, Mueller, Nichols, Orwin, Ogle, Neubauer, Pointer, Pashia, Powers. THIRD ROW: Nickles, S. Phillips, Oberkfell, B. Phillips, Price, Nico, Pemberton, Petty, Pometti. SECOND ROW: Owens, Mumper, Poneta, P. Patterson, Nifong, Pinson, Pcarse, Premore, Pecatto. FRONT ROW: Nesbit, Odle, Nishwitz, Ozburn, L. Patterson, Papier, Nigra. BACK ROW: Rader, Reomes, Reynolds, Round, Riley, L. Robinson, Robertson, Province. SECOND ROW: Rice, Reynolds, Rudis, Reynolds. Purlee, Ramsey, Routt, Rees, Reece. FRONT ROW: Rigel, Risenhoover, Richardson, Mrs. Healy, Rickert, Rednour, Ruder, Ridgeway. BACK ROW: Scaggs, Shimkus, M. Simpson, Sinskey, Schuermann, Silvey, Spicer, L. Shea, Sperino. THIRD ROW: Scohy, Stcbbins, Schelling, Stephens, Schiber, Steinwagncr, Schwieder, G. Smith, Snopp. SECOND ROW: J. Smith, S. Simpson, Janet Sims, Judy Sims, Spelver, Sij, Stone, Shell. FRONT ROW: Seiber, Sovoge, Stein, Stork. BACK ROW: Tennont, Vogt, Tiemann, Underwood, Thilman, B. Szakacsi, J. Szakacsi, Town-zen, Trebilcock, Stull. SECOND ROW: Tobin, Tegtmeier, Thompson, Vollman, Storbcck Townsend, Tolle. FRONT ROW: Sullivan, Thacker, Sudbring, Talenski, Miss Linder, Tanner, Talbert, Votava, Waldrum. BACK ROW: Wright, D. Wrigley, Young, J. Wilson, D. Wilson, Winkler, Wright. SECOND ROW: Zcable, Wanagat, Zamarioni, Wallace, Walther, R. Wrigley, David Wrigley. FRONT ROW: Warren, Wilds, Wells, Welle, Wrigley, Wedemeyer, Weiler, Zamarioni, Williford. Giving all their support to the Kahoks in action is this clubs sole purpose. Their vibrant yells of Go you Kahoks” are an essential part of every game. Assisting the cheerleaders, they helped to urge the team to victory. This allmale club helps to build the morale of the team. They also chartered buses to out of town games to assure a Kahok cheering section. STANDING: Harper, Mr. Proffer, Graham. FRONT ROW: Yehling, Barnish. Sponsor Mr. Proffer President Bill Harper Vice-President Charles Yehling Secretary-Treasurer Gary Graham BACK ROW: Howard, Kopcych, Doss, Bedolow, Carter, Carlson, Dellamano, Borowitx, Hartmann. FOURTH ROW: Harper, Graham, Deason, Hamilton, Giglotto, Jager, Lawrence, Quar-cnghi, Gunderson, Calusio. THIRD ROW: Powers, Rcvelle, Heien, Mr. Proffer, Logsdon, Dawley, Conway, T. MacDonald, Knapp. SECOND ROW: Sachtleben, Hammond, Meni, Von Seng, D. MacDonald, Smelter, Kalbfleisch, Geldback, Kittstein. FRONT ROW: Barnish, Yehling, Nottoli, Fowler, Zampogna, Golightly. Sponsors .. Mr. Larsen, Mr. De Chiara President ............. Robert McGuire Vice Pres.................. Paul Shup Secretary ............... Earl Scharf Treasurer .............. Charles Wood IJocati ona tSL op The vocational shop club was organized with the purpose of aiding all of the boys in vocational classes who were especially skilled in or interested in this line of work. The club is conducted under the efficient guidance and able assistance of Mr. Larsen and Mr. DeChiara. It has grown into a large organization, and its prospects for the future are very promising. Earl, Bob Charles Charlie, Harry, Paul. BACK ROW: Epperson, Robbins, Hayes, Althardt, Carter, J. Barnett, Wilkins, O'Rourke, Hager, D. Borton. THIRD ROW: Archer, Geaschcl, Wood, Dour, Walker, Ruder, Scharf, Tarrant, Shup. SECOND ROW: Winkler, Alvarez, Waltermire, Mr. Larsen, Schmelter, McGuire, Slcsinski. FRONT ROW: Rinder, Wendler, Franklin, Schuck, Caswell, Macari, N. Barnett, Dellamano. Page 85 Dottie, Wilma, Miss Eckart, Linda Realizing the contribution made by the library to our education, we appreciate its facilities and services and the tribe of princesses who give time and effort to maintain its efficiency. The Library Club was organized with this in mind. The duties of this club are numerous, and its members do a creditable job in carrying out its functions. President ..................... Wilma Bauer Vice-President Linda O'Connor Secretary-Treasurer ........... Dottie Seward Sponsor ................................ Mis Eckart BACK ROW: Prachar, Brown. Tevebaugh, Magario, Smith, Cooper. FIRST ROW: Phillips, Tibbols, Rinder, McDonnell, Miss Linder, Quatto. The National Honor Society is a scholastic organization designed to stimulate interest in the maintenance of good grades throughout a student’s high school years. Each year five per cent of the juniors and ten per cent of the seniors are chosen as members. Membership is based not only on scholarship, but on leadership and service in the school and home. Sponsor President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer ... Miss Linder Jane Tibbals James Magario Sandra Smith Sue Tevebaugh BACK ROW: Jim, Miss Linder. FIRST ROW: Sue, Judy, Sandy, Jane. Page 87 Jh-Dri The primary purposes of Hi-Tri are to promote a spirit of sincere friendship among its members and to work for the welfare and benefit of the school and community. The Hi-Tri girls have tried very hard to live up to these aims and have succeeded to do so. Any girl who has ever been a member of this worthwhile organization has a right to be proud of its success. Kay, Sue, Delores, Mrs. Skaggs, Sandy, Jane Sponsor President Vice-President Secretory Treasurer Mrs. Skaggs Sue Tevebaugh Kay Redmon Delores Cooper Sandra Smith BACK ROW: Schimkus, West, Dccrevel, Haines, Ives, Hoga, Brooks, Sexton, Premore. SECOND ROW: Cooper, Rothenbcrg, Smith, Wccker, Johann, Jokcrst, Dieu, Drost, Bradley, McCracken, Doto, Seward, Gauen, Quinlin, Mrs. Skaggs. FIRST ROW: Carr, Pilkus, Schlonot, Jenkins, Lundak, Zahrndt, Maurer, Meni, Wood, Redmon, Tevebaugh, McDonnell, Grimm, Smith, Blumberg, Monroe. Page 88 Walk CU This year, as every year, the Math Club planned a program of interest and aid to its active membership. In spite of the varied projects, the camp-fire never goes out in defeat. Their boisterous enthusiasm was executed in a Christmas candle money-making project. Math talks, starting with biographies of famous mathematicians were given by the math students. BACK ROW: West, Miss Crowley, Schiller. FRONT ROW: Hillier, Ncuboucr. Sponsor Miss Crowley President .......................... Eorle Neubauer Vice-President Marilyn West Secretary ............................... Judy Schiller Treasurer ............................... Carl Hillier BACK ROW: Gutierez, Geldback, Deardon, Anderson, Haskell, Neubauer, Eckart, Vetter, Von Seng. MIDDLE ROW: Welch, Hodges, Soehlke, Bennett, Jackson, Hillier, McCormick, Toylor. FRONT ROW: Wecker, McDornell, Schiller, West, Wurtz, Burroughs, Scago, Dccrcvcl Tevebaugh. Page 89 Cjirfs9 letic ASoclation The G.A.A was organized for all the squaws of the Kahok tribe who want to participate in sports such as softball, volleyball, basketball, and hiking. Besides learning sportsmanship and co-operation through athletics, they also learn this by many social events. Two of the more important of these events were the Hallow'een Dance and the Martha Washington Ball. Sponsors Miss Edwards Miss Palmer President Diana Adams Vice-President Pot Haislar Secretary-Treasurer ......... Nancy Coombs Diana, Pat, Joann, Nancy, Miss Edwards, Pat BACK ROW: Renfroe, Esicar, Miller, June Juelfs, Miss Edwards. Miss Palmer, Jane Juelfs, Berta, Haislar, Wallace. SECOND ROW: Adams, Vivod, Locandro, Warren, Blass, Boyer, Hooks, Burris, Conway, Lott, Hoskin. FIRST ROW: Blandon, Warren, Cook, Cox, Williams, Fornero, Bishop, Prichett, Hutchens. Phi £psiton The Latin Club serves as a real pow-wow” for all Latin students. Its annual project is selling pencils and each summer it sends a group of students to the national convention of the Junior Classical League. With the coming of the Roman Banquet, and the selection of Diana”, another successful year of this club is brought to a close until next year. Charles, Craig, Jins Shari, Sally, Linda Sponsor Mrs. Wilma Ochs President Jim Soehlke Vice-President Linda Simmons Secretary Sarah Tibbals Treasurer .......................... Craig Gillespey BACK ROW: Barnish, Cunningham, Pocewic, Ruderer, Gutierez, Soehlke, Barton, Boron, Voss, Moor, Perfetti, Ladow, Derwelis, Lochmann, Brooks, McWhirter, Marshall, Pring, Fowler. THIRD ROW: Dean, Koelling, Bowers, Morco, Russell, Simmons, Clcovcr, Warren, Drost, Bradley, Hcrold, Fletcher, Jenkins, Loyet, Follinc, C. Voss, Foletti, Hartman. SECOND ROW: Klenke, Pamatat, Noll, Williams, Betti, Hoga, Fornero, Hutchens, Schlonot, Schiller, Hills, Tibbals, Gresham, Wanagot, Mobry, Rothenberg, C. Davinroy, Fischer. FRONT ROW: Dan-forth, Deason, Horn, Gillespey, Cloyton. Page 91 BACK ROW: Kocot, Roland, Tidwell, Holcomb, Magin, DcBow. SECOND ROW: Noel, O'Hara, Bcdalow, Tripp, Heicn, Juclfs, Perkins, Diax, Martin, Machinsky, Buel, Holtgreve, Hinson. FRONT ROW: Von Brock, Parkinson, Tschirner, Johann, Sexton, Blass, Meni, Grafe, Edens, Anderson, Nico, Hohn, Shafer, Merz, Vallina, Tolle. Joyce, Mrs. Adamson, Mike Arlene, Barbara Spanish C Hub The purpose of the Spanish Club is to stimulate the interest of the students in the Spanish classes. Throughout the year it has been successful in carrying out its program of entertainment and money making. Because of the past members’ interest and because of the sponsor’s leadership, many new members have enrolled. Sponsor ..... President Vice-President Secretory-T reasurer Mrs .Adamson Mike Magin Barbara Nico Joyce Sparks Page 92 Each year the Kahokian staff selects the most qualified from a list composed of those wishing to serve the staff. Those who are chosen do their best to _J alioL u an BACK ROW: Miss Linder, Revelle, Wrigley, Staley. FIFTH ROW: Gouen, Rinder, Miranda, Sendejas, Stehl. FOURTH ROW: Tevebough, Hoed, Haines, Prachar, Zid, Price. THIRD ROW: Mr. Hole, Phillips, Hecht, Quatto, McNurney, Hanks. SECOND ROW: Baker, Juelfs, Jones, Fletcher, Machinsky, Meni. FRONT ROW: Haury, Martin, Diox, Sinskcy, Anderson. make the receiving of the annual a highlight of the year. The staff members also operate the pop-corn machine at many of the athletic events. The profits from these events go toward financing the annual for that year. Jeon, Sharon, Sue. JJome A club composed of Indian maidens interested in home economics. The purpose of the club is to promote more interest in homemaking. The Indian maidens learn good grooming, better manners, and study problems pertaining to the home. Each year the club contributes to a worthy cause. The club aims to help girls become better homemakers and to learn the abilities of homemakers. Sharon, Caron Mrs. Bottlemy, Miss Steiner, Sue Sponsors President Mrs. Bottlemy Miss Steiner Sue Miranda Vice-President Caron Coombs Secretary Sharon Preloger Treasurer Sharon Preloger SEVENTH ROW: Schweider, Winchester, Meyer, Mozurath, Berg, Malwitz, Goehl, Coombs, S. Preloger, Miranda. SIXTH ROW: Nichols, Winner, McGhee, Epperson, Murray, Wedemeyer. FIFTH ROW: Wood, Sudbring, Sexton, Klobuchar, Haines, Johann, Fisher, Ogle, Ritz, Stewart. FOURTH ROW: M. Wallace, Barbcau, Thacker, Bowers, Capecchi, G. Preloger, Thompson, Logsdon, Faletti, Condellone, Bach, Nifong. THIRD ROW: Pottcrson, Moron, Waldron, Townsend, Gillespy, Schweider, Ridgeway, Thompson, Bishop, Golightly, Patterson. SECOND ROW: Kosten, Grimm, Doctor, Falkenrath, Cook, Dunaway, Waghorn, Lundak, Brooks. FIRST ROW: Bodine, Pointer, Hubach, Hargcr, Cicirello, Clark, Miss Steiner, Mrs. Bottlemy, Temple, Jenkins, Blaylock, Budde. Page 94 Sponsor President Vice President Secretory ..... Treasurer ..... Mr. DeChiara Clifford Anderson Harold Hickman Carolyn Bowers Jo Ann Condellone (Camera The Camera Club succeeds to develop a greater knowledge of photography among the braves and squaws of C.H.S. Anyone who is interested in photography should take advantage of the excellent knowledge that can be obtained from this club. The members are given tips on the finer points of photography, and they also participate in a national photography contest. Carolyn, Jo Ann, Harold, Cliff. BACK ROW: Von Seng, Silvey, Anderson, Carter, Hickman, Reece. FRONT ROW: Ritx, Jenkins, Blaylock, Condellone, Smith, Mr. DeChiara, Bowers, Capecchi, Brooks. Page 95 BACK ROW: Dominick, Eckort, Kopcych, Schonuel, Bradshaw, K. Carroll, Patterson, Berto-leit, Wonogat, Shup. MIDDLE ROW: Richardson, B. Wilson, Wainscott, G. Smith, Dean, Fletcher, Spencer, Osborn, Joachimsthaler, Mr. VonHaaften. FRONT ROW: Burns, C. Wilson, Eckort, Mattea, Mr. Hale, Blass, Staley, Miller. Checking 'em out Work, work, work, seems to be the key word to those working as cafeteria aides. The aides are composed of those students who wish to serve the school, students, and faculty in this way. Some students wash dishes, some are cashiers, some fill the candy and soda machines, while still others fill the plates. Hats off to this group of hardworking, well-deserving students. I. w. Von Hooftcn Director, Hot Lunch Program Wm. P. Hale Assistant Manager Cafeteria Staff Page 96 BACK ROW: Cherry, Davinroy, Schuck, Johnson, Doran, Adams, Covoletti, Machinsky, Quatto, Dotto, Rojkowski, Leisen. SECOND ROW: Elliot, Gray, Hiller, Zid, Devorak, Meier, Proffer, Ackermann, Perfetti, Eckart. FRONT ROW: McNurney, Hendricks, Maurer, Grafe, Zalders, Bruno, Peradotti, Falline. The office aides have many duties to perform. A few of them are delivering absence sheets, running errands, and operating the switchboard. To qualify as an office aide, one must have a certain grade average and maintain the average throughout the year. The experience that the girls receive while working in the office is valuable in seeking to secure later employment. Albeno Bilyeu, Registrar Janet Kuncl, Office Secretary Emily Fortunati, Secretary Cathy Holst, Secretory Switching Page 97 Juture Jeach ers C.H.S. is duly proud of this wise organization, which is ably led and sponsored. During the school year, a few of their duties are attending conventions in nearby towns, presiding over classes and grading papers. This year, for a novelty project, they gave a traditional shiny red apple to each teacher for National Teacher’s Day. These arc only glimpses of the club. Morcio, Marilyn, Martha, Helen, Frank and Jim. Sponsor President Vice President Secretary ..... Treasurer ..... Miss Renfro James Magario .. Helen Klenke Marcia Fischer Marilyn Lemons BACK ROW: Von Brock, Perkins, Kohlmiller, Sims. THIRD ROW: Thompson, Evans. SECOND ROW: Fults, Cook, Rogers, Tschirner, Miss Renfro. FRONT ROW: Joachimsthaler, Massa, Lemons, Fischer, Klenke, Magario. Page 98 Bill, Jeanne, Barbara, Eric, Grant, Judy. J „-2w Ho’Dea is a club of special interest to general science students. Hobby shows, discussions, educational trips, and parties are among the many activities enjoyed throughout the year. The sponsor and all of the present and past members deserve so much credit for their hard work that went to make the Ho’Dea club very interesting and well worthwhile. Sponsor ....... President Vice President Secretary .... Treasurer ... Miss Bare .... Judy Pearse Grant Haley Barbara Scohy Jeanne Chemotti BACK ROW: Banche, Holtgreve, Monroe, Simpson, Blackburn, Mifflin, Silvey. THIRD ROW: Brumm, Kosten, Mardus, Nichols. SECOND ROW: Sij, Barton, Welle, Neubauer, Heslop, Priester. FRONT ROW: Stein, Pearse, Chemotti, Scotty, Miss Bare. a ram a tic A The mask of Tragedy and Comedy is the symbol of the Dramatics Club. Along with that mask was the tenseness of the night of November 20 when The Night of January 16 was presented as the first play of the ’56-’57 season. The goal of the members is to gain enough points to become a National Thespian. All types of drama and comedy are assigned to this group. Sponsor ................... Mr. Green President Eddie Lewis Vice President Glory Ann Steiner Secretary ................ Letty Rinder Treasurer Jock Hammond Eddie, Glory Ann, Jack, Letty, Mary Grace. BACK ROW: Haig. FIFTH ROW: Cox, Nonce, Dc Bow, Cleaver, Sticksell, Schlonat, Butler, Davis, Barnish. FOURTH ROW: Schanuel, Schieber, Marco, Warren, Sims. THIRD ROW: Zid, Burton, Hohn, Perkins, Allison. SECOND ROW: Bush, Cavaletti, Anderson, Brooks, Rinder, Steiner, Smith, Mr. Green. FRONT ROW: Cook, Cunningham, Lewis, Hammond, Pring. The Thespians are a branch of Dramatics. Those who attain the title of Thespian are most certainly looked upon as Honorary Kahoks” of the Dramatics group. They are the ones, who by applying themselves to various tasks necessary to the production of a successful play, have earned the necessary amount of points required for membership in this national organization. Mary Grace, Eddie, Lefty, Glory Ann. Sponsor ................... Mr. Green President Eddie Lewis Vice-President Glory Ann Steiner Secretary ................ Letty Rinder Treasurer ............ Jack Hammond LCK ROW: Haig, De Bow, Lewis. THIRD ROW: Barnish, Cavoletti, Butler SECOND OW: Schanuel, Anderson, Hohn. FRONT ROW: Mr Green, Sterner, R.nder, Z.d. BACK ROW: Rinder, Smith, Miranda, Owens, Gillaspy, Brown, Massa, Fallinc, Fournie, Wilson. FRONT ROW: Ricker, Lewis, McCormick, Clark, Koertge, Zike. Eddie, Judy, Ronnie, Sandy. •Speech (Si ureau In the past nine months the Speech Bureau members, supported by all speech students, have successfully participated in many types of speech work— morning bulletin reading, civic speaking, various public programs, contests, etc. They have aided the school by competently handling any occasion having to do with speech that arose in the school or the community. Sponsor ....... President Vice President Secretary ..... Treasurer ..... Miss Schmidt Eddie Lewis Ronnie Koertge Sandy Smith . Judy Gillaspy Page 102 'uAineSS The Future Business Leaders of America, a chapter Sponsor .................. Mrs. Heoly President ................ June Juelfs of the national F.B.L.A., was organized at C.H.S. this Vice President ........ Beverly Burbes Secretary .............. Gloria Staley year. The purpose of this club is to aid all students Treasurer Elise Meier Bates, Rogers, Patterson, Weckman, Froncheck, Farrow, Broyles, Malano, Fournie, Bahn, Meier, Juelfs, Cavoletti Smith, Leskera, Hohn. interested in the business field by helping them choose business occupations for which they are best suited. Membership is available for all students who are enrolled in at least one commercial class. Betty, June, Gloria, Beverly, Elise. Page 104 Linda Simmons eer BACK ROW: Voss, Baker, Folline, Ferguson, Decrevel, Bendcl, Bauer, Ives, Devorak, O'Hara, Matcrka, Smith, West, Schimkus, Gauen, Blumberg, Monroe, Herold, Hartmonn, Warfield, C. Bishop, Conway, Kassing, Proffer, Askermann, Sanders, Vancil, Rigel, Ogle, Wedemeyer, Goehl, Wrigley, Storbeck, Zamarione, Cox, Mowry, Neathery. MIDDLE ROW: Warren, Von Brock, Russell, Peradotti, Hoga, Wurtz, Drost, Dieu, Mossa, Quotto, Adams, Hohn, Covaletti, Merz, Fulton, Jenkins, Blaylock, Heidenreich, S. Tibbals, Mabry, Rothenberg, McCracken, C. Bishop, Mardus, Nichols, Short, Vollman, Grimm, Fletcher, Miller, Klobuchar. FRONT ROW: Adams, Klenke, McNurney, Williams, Noll, Bradley, Schelling, Heslop, Fletcher, Grafe, Krietemeyer, Hendricks, Zalders, Zeller, Miss Palmer, Mauerer, Zahrndt, Hettenhausen, Meni, Wood, Martin, Hooks, B. Schweider, Pometti, Logsdon, Welle, Pearse, Talbert. SEATED: Vollina, Sij, Orwin, Redmon, Gallaher, Tibbals, Simmons. Follow the Fighting Kahoks!” That’s exactly what these ambitious girls did as they were seen cheering our mighty warriors on to victory on those cool, frosty nights of the football season and in the stuffy, packed-to-capacity gymns during the basketball season. They also boosted our occasionally lagging school spirit with their renewed vigor in all pep assemblies. Sponsor ....... President ..... Vice President Secretary Treasurer .... ... Miss Palmer Wilma Baker Marilyn West Judy Gillaspy Nancy Warfield Judy, Miss Palmer, Wilma Marilyn, Nancy The Collinsville students have always had reason to be proud of their band. The past year was no exception.. All will remember the half-time shows, assemblies, concerts, and the annual tour which gave other schools the opportunity to hear our first-class band. Thanks to the band for the pleasure it has given to the students and citizens of Collinsville. Director President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Mr. Kreider Gary Haskell Margie Matter Marcia Fischer Judy McDonnell Ready to blow Page 106 The Student Service Club is an organization composed of faculty-approved” students who relinquish their study periods to keep order in the halls during class periods. As a result of the whole-hearted efforts of the members to improve school conduct, the club has functioned much better this year. In fact, it has become one of the most out standing clubs in school. Delores, Ronnie, Martha Sponsor President Vice-President Secretary ..... Mrs. Skaggs Ronnie Buel Martha Massa Delores Cooper Student Sc eruice Page 107 BACK ROW: D. Bethel, Jackson, T. Bethel, Urban, Reimler. SIXTH ROW: Bertoleit, Hodges, Tipton, Guiterrez. FIFTH ROW: Ramatowski, Canada, Edwards, Quarenghi. FOURTH ROW: Jackson, Graham, Hankins, Popov, Hillier, Dcllamano. THIRD ROW: Phillips, Verneuil, Combs, Ellis, Zeppetella, Gregson, Noel. SECOND ROW: Bauer, Buehrer, DuHadway, E. Wilhoit, T. Wilhoit, Vetter, Basola. FRONT ROW: Soehlke. Entrance to the Monogram Club is restricted to letter winners, making it one of the school’s most exclusive clubs. Proceeds from the selling of programs are placed in the Monogram Scholarship Fund. Activities include taking movies of all games and buying sports equipment. The members are permitted to wear a letterman’s jacket. Sponsor ....... President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Mr. Fletcher Bob Vetter Jim Soehlke Tom Jackson Tracy Wilhoit Wono 9 ram Page 108 frojccti on cu The all-male Projection Club has once again been organized, but this year under new leadership. Composed of about sixteen members, these boys give up BACK ROW: Bauchens, Moor, Kolling, Tripp, Cloyton, Patton, Canada, Mr. Lambird. FRONT ROW: Cunningham, Zampogna, Dearden, Stull, Patterson, Schuette. some of their school time to show movies to classes. Besides knowing the mechanics of the machine, most of them are experienced in the knack of winding up unwound film; and undoubtedly with scissors and glue. Jock, Greg, Lorry. Rich, Sandy, Sue. The Quill and Scroll is an honorary society for students who work in some field of high school journalism. To be eligible to be elected one must be a junior or senior and rank in the upper third of his class. This past year the Quill and Scroll has undertaken a project to bring about a more active interest in the field of creative writing for all of the students. Sponsors Miss Meyer, Miss Linder President ............ Sue Tevebaugh Secretory ......... Sandy Smith Treasurer Rich McCormick BACK ROW: Smith, Hecht, Price, Miss Linder, Quatto, Wilhoit, Wrig|ey R , p , FRONT ROW: McCormick, Haury, Tevebough, Phillips, Tibbals, Baker. ' rrachor Page 110 J(aloU Staff The Kahoki Staff is an organized group composed of students interested in the newspaper field. The staff members are chosen by their ability and their interest in the newspaper. This year Creative Writing classes were formed to give training and experience to members or anyone interested in the newspaper. The staff has produced papers which have been enjoyed by all. Sponsor ....... Editor-in-Chief Business Mgs. Miss Meyer Jean Prachar Bob Ciuferi, Eddie Lewis Joy Pot Sue, Jean, Sandy, Jane, Rich, Tracy, Bart, Joe. BACK ROW: West, Warfield, Anderson, McNurney, Soehlke. FOURTH ROW: Decrevel, J. Brown, L. Brown, Devorok, Fletcher. THIRD ROW: McDonnell, Juelfs, Burroughs, Juengcr, Anderson, Proffer. SECOND ROW: Wurtz, Rindcr, Phillips, Bosolo, Wilhoit, Haury, McCormick. FRONT ROW: Obcrto, Lewis, Baker, Prachar, Tevcbaugh, Smith, Tibbals. Page 111 ALL-STATE QUARTET: Jim Perkins, June Juelfs, Evolee Jane Sorkcsian C.H.S. Pavlova Pomatat, Don Deppe. Christmas Concert Variety Show— Al Espagnol Ki.-i- ■ ' ■ ' The purpose of the chorus is ro provide beautiful music throughout the year. They presented two very lovely concerts along with their well planned assemblies in this successful season and completed it with their tremendous annual variety show. This talented young group is an asset to our school, and they deserve a hearty thanks. Jane Tibbals—Variety Show Director. . Mrs. Gibson Judy Smith Norma Jones Jean Prachar Sunny Frazier Paula Hanks June Juelfs Combined Choirs. Sponsor ............ Chairmen-Librarians Period I ........... Period II .......... Period III ......... Secretary-T reosurers Period I ........... Period II .......... Period III C ounci i Jodee, Letty, Judy, and Terry. The Student Council is an organization which links the student body and the administration together. This year they again sponsored the freshman orientation day and party and the Courtesy Campaign. Other activities include the school-wide election of cheerleaders, the Homecoming pep assembly, parade, and dance, and the Know-Your-Student-Council-Week program. Terrible Terry . BACK ROW: Sparks, Rednour, Eska, Bosetto, Fletcher. FIFTH ROW: McDonnell, Hood, Schelling, Wurtx, Ives, Bauer. FOURTH ROW: Kosten, Monroe, Heslop, Chemotti, Rothcn-berg, V. Gonzales. THIRD ROW: Noll, Klenke, Marco, Tibbals, Owens, Jones, Dcvorak. SECOND ROW: Mr. Koelling, Rinder, Brooks, Anderson, Phillips, McNurney, Price, Cherry, Adams. FRONT ROW: Taylor, Kelley, Zampogna, Cunningham, Vonnahme, J. Gonzales. Page 115 Carl Hillier Tackle Harold Hankins Co-Captain J(aLL 1956-1957 CONFERENCE Collinsville Collinsville Collinsville Collinsville NON-CONFERENCE Collinsville Collinsville Collinsville Collinsville Page 118 Jim Soehlke Halfback Bob Vetter Co-Captain JUot Wen in action Closing the season with seven victories compared to one loss, the team set a new percentage-wise record. In succession they disposed of Gillespie, Granite City, Assumption, Edwardsville and Alton. Next came their disappointing loss to East St. Louis. They rebounded to batter Belleville and maul Madison in the season's finest games. Displaying a terrific defense, the Kahoks did not allow a point scored against them at home. Co-captains of this team were Tom Jackson, Bob Vetter and Harold Hankins. Among Tom's grid honors were being elected Prep Player, All-State End, and Most Valuable Player. Bob Vetter, guard, led the team in defense. His jarring tackles and timely blocks added to his spirit. Harold Hankins, halfback, used his speed and cutting to gain yardage and was also Prep Player, The ends were Erv Dellamano and Tim Bennett, two glue-fingered receivers, whose catches were always timely. Occupying line positions were tackles Larry Giritz, George Ramatowski, and Carl Hillier, and guard Rich Edwards. All will be missed. Halfbacks, John Popov and Jim Soehlke, were consistent ground gainers. Another great Kahok eleven! The brains behind the Kahoks were Coach Fletcher, assisted by Coaches Davisson, Weber, and Swaby. Coach Davisson worked with the Junior Varsity, Weber, the back-field, and Swaby, the Freshman Squad. Coaches Weber, Fletcher, Davisson, Swaby The managers, Ray Canada, Carl Reimler, Bill Bauer, and Bart Basola efficiently handled the equipment and supplied the needs of the players. These boys lend their time to assist the coaches. Managers Basola, Reimler, Canada, Bauct FOUR™ ROW: Davisson, Fletcher, Weber. THIRD ROW: Jackson, Bethel, Gunderson Keel n„u„ d . chinsky, Buchrer. SECOND ROW: Jamison, Gregson, Rosales, Biggins, Ellis, Popov, Wilhoit Sochlkc M°‘ Vonnahme, Cooper Noel. FIRST ROW: DuHodwoy, Edwords, Romofowski, Dellomono, Urbo , Honki« l' ' Vetter, Zeppetella, Bennett, Hillier, Tipton, Giritx. ' rionk,n Jockson, junior Jarsity Record COLLINSVILLE 48 Madison 0 COLLINSVILLE 0 East St. Louis 7 COLLINSVILLE 7 Granite City 13 COLLINSVILLE 34 Roxana 13 COLLINSVILLE 33 Edwardsville 17 COLLINSVILLE 7 Alton 31 COLLINSVILLE 27 Belleville 0 COLLINSVILLE 33 Bethalto 0 ROWK TurnfcHull Boron Donnell Cooch Dovisson D. Borton, B. Borton, Geoschel, Honks. MIDDLE H- • i B • ' Corcoran, Tripp, Renz LoDow, Marshall, Jowett, Gilt, Richardson. FIRST ROW- Jackson, Keel, Biggins, Jamison, Dalton, Riley, Vonnahme, Buehrer, Machinsky, Cooper, Noel. man Quad COLLINSVILLE 0 Cathedral 0 COLLINSVILLE 7 Woodriver 7 COLLINSVILLE 0 Granite City 7 COLLINSVILLE 0 Edwardsville 7 COLLINSVILLE 21 Cathedral 0 COLLINSVILLE 0 Alton (West) 13 COLLINSVILLE 21 Edwardsville 7 COLLINSVILLE 6 Alton (East) 7 BACK ROW: Liniger, Bub, Booker, Gale, Chambers, Buffo, Little, Andreat, Sinskey. THIRD ROW: Girolamo, Calvin, Dunaway, Scaggs, Leffler, DuHadway, Barrett, Krause, Burcham, Zamarioni, Gerstcnecker, Ramsey, Jackson, Knapp. SECOND ROW: Coach Swaby, Miller, James, Shimkus, Issacs, Comoglio, Coffman, Ackerman, Hartman, Dolzadelli, Adamitis, Edwards, Hampton, Thilman, Kress, Riley. FIRST ROW: Blackburn, Darling, Ahlert, Cassity, Bettonville, Massander, Stull, Pashia, Savage, Wilson, Cook, Spicer, Wrigley, Marshall, Ahring. ■ Top basketball coal All-A high- IRST SQUAD: Terry Bethel om Collinsville, III., High aging 27 points a eg .„n.r, owner of the r jls Hawks: 5ct!;cl has all the nv play right now the NBA. f � egc ... he can't iss ma� L '5 senior from Lowell ihcisco. has been racking 1957 viiie No wilt , a bu.sXeibati U’C place1 f o°'- sho m This nigi;:.-Cent a] section; lor kept egiond . i City n o r the place Coilinsvi'le won ■ i . captured the .il tournament It three straight by a conwncir j set a new regional - .Mis for a single game a new three-game of .595 on 66 basket, ui the three games, set . oainent record of o' er 6’j a -cura ry in al. three game record as wed). And 1'-. Collinsville’s 87 {Mints may bet n a record for most point i cn 44 or less shots from the eir 26 fo 44 mark wa, same- V.IWINd DEC dp ging Kahoks a ip iters really ha: :! i’ant about. 1 Inch they . « ! last year’ soundly reached pi lying at the p The Ed wardsvi around the unc Rich Pulliam cn jump shots. The b hot and establishedi all .'late p ospect In Trtigy VViJhoit and big picked up four fouls bef . hall i dcd and Jack' c; y in the fourth quarter c hi’sville led by 13. so Edw vi. ot enough •breaks-’. In uxtjA of cracking at this serm- on . urial t-um ot events. Hlv boys venLfo l and at one bulge. the i 1 and )eir ha-a style Votnp'.etel Mai i hi kept the f V n the edije of tiieir seats scrcain ng hoarsely rigid down to the wire in spite of the long lead Collinsville had ac- pnm.i1a.tAlv , ■ ‘ I h a iojuJ _____but -d height. LU3 . again ille ra � . ; the Van. 'victory captu dr fifth trophy, h at 31 straight, .point total made and gained a _cr the 4 point e the Kahoks bubtedly the ve in ivorl {� ■� £jA f recorcK • of 52 freK. Kahoks Stilj LoJJea ably stretched hitting 24 out « straight gai • 50 per cent mrnament r COLLINSVILiJ though nosed out nv’ Jlrr-rin for the state basket ball title, got a heroes’ reception from thousands of residents on their arrival from Champaign yesterday. Members of the team in open automobiles headed a mile-long parade from the edge of town to the high school, where the main celebration was held. Signs on the cars read Welcome Home Kahoks and “Kahoks, ; We’re Proud of You.” About 3000 persons at the Jiigh school heard the team ) praised by Mayor AI Del ) Bartes. School Board President Ed Oldsby, Principal Harold Sutter, Coaches Vergil Fletcher and Bert Weber, and others. f Dupo Mt. Olive Granite City Gillespie East St. Loius Belleville -day Tourney Rock Island Alleman Pinckncyville tational Tourney Carlinvillc Madison Alton Edwardsville Wood River Litchfield Granite City Eost St. Louis Centralia Belleville Madison Alton Edwardsville Wood River Robinson Quincy Regional Tourney Roxanna Alton Edwardsville tional Tourney Greenville Centralia Sectional Tourney Charleston ionship Tourney Galesburg Ottawa Herrin ON TO S All week t and the fevc over in the f tional” at S mted Colli i£-time to systcnif hopes of last night, C’ollinsvi nor of the .V he 3 p.m. gi at Huff GynJ cessful, they , :amc of the o.m. Saturday of the Chamfi Elgin and (1 h unbeaten tourney, other sei COLLINS1 Charleston w trast with tht the Alton ”fi moving bat tlu‘ Greenville and, ka “tidv”. orde been up It boiled super-sec- • the tal-t- tx hit the VPaign by tling the .Troians Kahoks Play Tough Foes In Sectional Collinsville High School 29-0) will meet Greenville High «24 -4� in the Thursday night game of the Vandalia sectional tournament and i he game figures to be a battle ol ull-staters. Collinsville has two all-state prospects in 6-7 Terry Bethel and 6-5 Tom Jackson, but Greenville's Alien Parker. 6-3 and 200 pounds, is also receiving a lot of mention as an a!l-state candidate. Winner of this interesting crowd-pleaser will go against the winner of tonight's game between Hillsboro f 24-5)-Centralia 14-13 . Victory for Centralia and Collinsville could set up a repeat performance of one of the most exciting games of the year. 63-59 Collinsville victory at Cen- ion session If suc- e first jkm at 1 i v inner contest. | fct Sorites 1 1 o w in o reach « me with ndous con-victories, 1 the fast-dwardsvillc, This was in which Tracy Wilhoit Forward ha repairn Alton Slow OIS Worr SVtLLE (76 Soc Hasp Senior C agemen The fighting Kahoks enjoyed a terrific season filled with many highlights. Led by Captain Terry Bethel, they edged Pinckneyville to win the power laden Centralia Tournament. Tall Terry set two individual records by scoring 49 points in a game and 11 for the tournament. In Terry and Tom Jackson the Kahoks were fortunate to possess the top one-two punch in the state. Displaying fine scoring and terrific rebounding, Tom was consistent in every game. What a game he played against Herrin! Everyone remembers the Pinckneyville game when Tracy Wilhoit hit with a jump shot in the last five seconds to win the championship. Tracy was a great team man, always fighting. The playmaker of the team was Jim Soehlke. Jim helped to win the Collinsville Tourney. Great foul shooter! Bob Vetter, valuable reserve, entered to help save games. This terrific team had everything. sm BasLtUl fl'Llor, The splendid Kahok team was the result of the hard work and long hours spent by Coaches Fletcher and Weber. Both men worked tirelessly developing the strategy that made the Kahoks a powerhouse in the state of Illinois in ’57. Coaches Fletcher and Weber. These boys spend much of their time taking care of equipment and the many requests of coaches and players. A thankless job, unlauded by the rest of the world, it is nonetheless vital to our smoothfunctioning cage stars. DL Wan Managers Rcimler, Canada, and Urban. Page 127 Collinsville 52 Dupo 43 Collinsville 52 Mt. Olive 27 Collinsville 53 Granite City 47 Collinsville 59 Gillespie 66 Collinsville 43 East St. Louis 57 Collinsville 51 Belleville 53 Collinsville 54 Alton 57 Collinsville 52 Edwordsville 57 Collinsville 52 Wood River 58 Collinsville 54 Litchfield 60 Collinsville 72 Granite City 47 Collinsville 69 East St. Louis 49 Collinsville 41 Centralia 59 Collinsville 45 Belleville 57 Collinsville 58 Madison 60 Collinsville 41 Alton 60 Collinsville 56 Edwordsville 59 Collinsville 53 Wood River 50 Collinsville 69 Robinson 54 Collinsville 52 Quincy 60 Gillespie Tournament Collinsville 85 Vandalia 42 Collinsville 69 Wood River 71 t.H0 13 BACK ROW: Coach Fletcher, Phillips, Biggins, Jamison, Keel, DuHadway, Corcoran, D. Bethel, Bueher, Coach Weber. FRONT ROW: Dearden, Nishwitz, Dolzadelli, Sinsky, O'Donnell, Mo-chinsky, Bauer. man Collinsville 53 Granite City 19 Collinsville 59 E. Alton 49 Collinsville 50 Madison 61 Collinsville 47 W. Alton 20 Collinsville 57 E. Alton 58 Collinsville 70 Highland 41 Collinsville 32 Madison 48 Collinsville 54 W. Alton 47 Collinsville 72 Wood River 56 Collinsville 70 Granite City 52 Collinsville 70 Wood River 68 Collinsville 65 Highland 31 Collinsville 34 Belleville 45 Collinsville 45 Edwardsville 39 Collinsville 59 Belleville 25 BACK ROW: DuHodwoy, Darling, Coach Weber, Cassity, Jackson. FRONT ROW: Ahlert, Adamitis, Nishwitz, Sinskey, Dolzadelli, Coffman, James. Page 129 BACK ROW: Bertoleit, Hodges, Cooch Swoby, Wilson, Welch. FRONT ROW: Graham, Clark, Nelson, Rudcrer. C roS J- 1956 RECORD Southwestern Conference Meet: Senior division—6th Junior division—5th East St. Louis Invitational: 14th place With very little experience the cross country team steadily improved. Among the top runners was a sophomore named Terry Dearden who was ineligible. Junior Tom Clark was the only letterman from last year. Thurman Bertoleit and Tom Welch were senior runners. Sophomore lettermen were Lonnie Wilson, Cliff Ruderer, and Miles Hodges. Gary Graham, a junior, was the other letterman. Page 130 956 .Season (Saselatl l ecorcl COLLINSVILLE 13 Alton 1 COLLINSVILLE 13 Cahokia 14 COLLINSVILLE 2 Madison 4 COLLINSVILLE 0 Granite City 4 COLLINSVILLE 6 Staunton 2 COLLINSVILLE 3 Highland 2 COLLINSVILLE 9 Belleville 4 COLLINSVILLE 23 Mascoutah 6 COLLINSVILLE 20 Alton 5 COLLINSVILLE 0 Belleville 10 COLLINSVILLE 6 Granity City 5 COLLINSVILLE 10 Lincoln 1 COLLINSVILLE 6 Edwardsville 2 COLLINSVILLE 5 Cathedral 5 COLLINSVILLE 5 Decatur 0 COLLINSVILLE 1 Decatur 4 COLLINSVILLE 2 Assumption 0 COLLINSVILLE 2 Edwardsville 1 COLLINSVILLE 6 Wood River 0 COLLINSVILLE 3 Granite City 1 COLLINSVILLE 4 Madison 0 COLLINSVILLE 6 Mt. Olive 0 COLLINSVILLE 1 Salem 2 COLLINSVILLE 0 East St. Louis 3 BACK ROW: Reimler, Vetter, Basola, Smith, Hillier, Cotalpa, Grizio, Body. MIDDLE ROW: Cooch Weber, Heid-cnreich, Lafuria, Wilhoit, DuHadway, Phillips, Manning, Oberto, Coach Davisson. FRONT ROW: Thompson, Stark, Lindsay, Quayle. Fowler, Pocewic, Welch, Neubouer, McWhirter, Hernandez 1956 Se eaAon Jennid 4 COLLINSVILLE 0 COLLINSVILLE 0 COLLINSVILLE 0 COLLINSVILLE 0 COLLINSVILLE 0 COLLINSVILLE 2 COLLINSVILLE 0 COLLINSVILLE 0 COLLINSVILLE 1 COLLINSVILLE 3 COLLINSVILLE 0 COLLINSVILLE 0 Edwardsville 5 Granite City 5 Belleville 5 Belleville 5 East St. Louis 5 Wood River 3 Granite City 5 East St. Louis 5 Wood River 4 Roxana 2 Edwardsville 5 Roxana 5 Gaskill. Savage, Derwelis, Scharf, Beasley, Von Seng, Verneuil 1956 Season COLLINSVILLE 0 COLLINSVILLE 2Vi COLLINSVILLE 1 COLLINSVILLE 1 COLLINSVILLE 6 COLLINSVILLE 1 COLLINSVILLE 3'A COLLINSVILLE 0 Belleville 5 Wood River VA East St. Louis 5 Alton 4 East St. Louis 4 Wood River 4 Belleville 6 Vi Alton 5 COLLINSVILLE — won Lincoln — lost COLLINSVILLE — won Dupo — lost COLLINSVILLE — won Edwardsville — lost COLLINSVILLE — won Cahokia — lost COLLINSVILLE — won Dupo — lost COLLINSVILLE — lost Granite City — won Madison County Meet—1st Place District Meet—2nd Place Southwestern Conference Relays—3rd Place FOURTH R°W:Rile Bennett Lombird, Hankins, Fischer, Stennett, Jackson, Hayes, Sonncnber Buehrer. THIRD ROW: Fletcher, Warren, Cooper, Haeffner, Soehlke, Keulks, Colono, Zeppetella Gregson. SECOND ROW: Noel Popov, Urban, Dellamano, Jamison, Hodges, Onofrey, Travis, Ke gins. FIRST ROW: Jackson, Ruderer, Gunderson, White, Nolan, Graham, Zike, Edwards, Bedalow i, Baumgartner, Ellis, Springer, I,Corcoran, Big- Helping to make the track season a fine one was the presence of athletes who dominated the field events. These were Larry Stennett, who made the All-State Track Team; Tom Jackson, who went to State; Clifford Hayes, A1 Sonnenberg, George Keulks, Ken Zike, and Jerry Lambird. Bill Onofrey excelled in the hurdles. Other track men included Ken Baumgartner, Harold Hankins, Terry Bethel, Bill Ellis, and Rich Edwards. Gary Buehrer, Bill Biggins, Cliff Ruderer, and Dave Cooper showed much future promise. The Kahoks experienced one of the best seasons in recent years, which may indf-cate more interest in this rugged sport. Track develops strong bodies, sportsmanship, and good character. Page 135 (Lorona tion the Joothalf C t ueen Our mood now changes from that of tribal customs, to a medieval time, built around castles and lovely ladies. A hush falls over the crowd as the retiring queen, lovely Miss Peggy Cunningham, is escorted once more to the throne. Miss Janet Sims, our third maid, showers her loveliness over the stately surroundings. The trumpets herald the coming of Miss Carolyn Karvelat, lovely representative of the sophomore class. Our first maid, graceful Miss Judy Machinsky, steals her way into the hearts of all. The special maid, Miss Joyce Falline, representative of our senior class, adds charm to our already splendid court. The royal trumpeters sound the entrance of our lovely queen. Miss Sharon Phillips, who will reign over her loyal subjects for the year, 1956-57. Though the medieval dream may disappear, long will the memory of a most dazzling coronation remain in our hearts. One queen to another! Photograph by Rtssi Page 139 DooAatt C ueen oj? 1956-57 Miss Sharon Phillips At the beginning of this school year, the Class of '57 was asked to vote for the persons whom they believed were best suited to the following categories. The winners' names were kept secret until the distribution of these yearbooks. We consider them not only for these qualities, but well-rounded citizens. Congratulations to them aand to all the graduating seniors of C.H.S. Jane Tibbals and Tracy Wilhoit have been elected by the faculty and senior class to receive this year's Good Citizenship Awards. Each year one senior girl and one senior boy are honored by the D.A.R. and S.A.R. organizations. The following are the qualifications on which each candidate is judged: (1) dependability, (2) service, (3) leadership, (4) patriotism, (5) courage, and (6) scholarship. Included among Jane’s activities for her four years are accompanist for the chorus, director of the variety show, president of Honor Society, a member of Quill and Scroll, cheerleader for three years, and news editor of the Kahoki. Tracy has been busy as a member of our varsity basketball squad for three years. In spite of this he has had time to be a member of the Latin Club, Quill and Scroll, and F.T.A., sports editor of the Kahoki, Treasurer of the Monogram Club, and vice president of his class his sophomore year. Page 146 1. This stuff makes you punchy! 2. Hey, a new discovery—H.-O. 3. Standin' on a corner watchin' . . . 4. Lozy toe dancer. 5. Just a coupla muthas . 6. The you and me that used to be. Page 147 1. Lil Nancy Burroughs. 2. Big-Ben turns cuckoo. 3. Kahok co-caps. 4. Me, Tonto! 5. Meanwhile, back at the ranch . . . 6. Grade school grind. 7. Yogi Lafuria. 8. Man with a horn. Page 148 1. You think YOU got troubles? 2. Tee for two. 3. One man's family. 4. Old Ern tans the horsehide. 5. Purina Checkerboard Square. 6. Anything for the tourists. 7. Who owns these knobby knees? 8. You soid a mouthfull. 1. Shoulda seen the one that got away. 2. Hard day at the office. 3. Snoozy Susie. 4. So you're allergic to needles? 5. Pajama Game. 6. Oh boy, super lunch. 7. Don't be cruel. 8. Retrogression. 9. Do as the Romans do. Page 150 1. A jury of peers. 2. Many mad scientists. 3. The sophisticates. 4. Got all your buttons? 5. Pops up one at a time. 6. Two bucks on Clean-Up in the fifth? 7. Quit that scabbin'. Page 151 1. Honcsht, Judge, I'm shober. 2. It's yummy in the tummy. 3. Elvis was never like this. 4. No, No—o thousand times No! 5. Ferocious freshmen. 6. Tender baby-tender. 7. Critical judgment. 8. Ozark Mountaineers. 9. Orphan Annie meets Robin Hood. Page 152 1. Pass the chaw. 2. The trophy trust. 3. What a big mouth you have, grammaw. 4. I thought I taw a puty cat. 5. Oh, those hearty pioneers. 6. Never felt more like singin' the blues. 7. Are yo in there, Zom? 8. Okay, Louie, drop dat gat! Page 153 1. ''Would I kid You? On this dcol I lose money. 2. A flock of 'em flew over that time. 3. Colling all boys. 4. Moon-maidens or loony lasses. 5. You gimme a pane. 6. It's the middle man who pays. 7. Who fired that shot? Page 154 1. Neptune's girl Friday. 2. Open-mouthed. 3. One fall, thirty minute time limit . . . 4. Buying cigars? 5. Hark, what light through yon window breaks . . . 6. Mother and child. 7. Innocents abroad. 8. The screaming mcemics. 9. Wanta get tough? Page 155 1. Caged. 2. Coy boy. 3. Siamese twins. 4. Hen house. 5. Brooks run to mighty ocean. 6. Ah, romance. 7. More of the same ancient history. 8. You say what? Page 156 1. Is there no end? 2. Gluttons. 3. Dull party. 4. Search party. 5. And still another clever, candid shot. 6. Oh, those achin' backs. 7. Winners of good-housekeeping award. 8. PLEASE give us your autograph. 9. Yipcs ! ! ! ! 1. Crazy legs. 2. Woman's work is never done. 3. Making like a bird. 4. Not like the Romans did. 5. Cold embrace. 6. Vanity thy name is woman. 7. Presenting Bridie McClure. 8. The tongue's to lick the opposition. 9. Wha the well-dressed host will wear this year. Page 158 Senior — ctivit ABRAHAM, LARRY Ho Deo Club 1 St. Louis Science Foir 1 3rd ploce Boy's Cheer Club 2,3 ADAMS, JEANNE Girl's Glee Club 1 Hi-Tri 1,2 Lotin Club 1 Girl's Cheer Club 4 Office 3,4 ADAMS, RUTH ANN Chorus 2 Hi-Tri 2 ALLEN, DARLENE Chorus 1 Library Club 3,4 ALVAREZ, CHARLES Baseball 2,3 Vocational Shop 3,4 Band I Sheet Metal Club 3,4 ANDERSON, CLIFFORD Ho Dea Club 1 Science Fair 1 First place Projection Club 1,2 Camera Club 1,2,3,4 President 4 Spanish Club 2 Kakokian 2,3,4 Kahoki 2,3,4 Math Club 3,4 ARCHER, BERNIE Vocational Shop Club 3,4 Sergeont at Arms 4 ARNOLD, FRED Assumption High School 1,2 Latin Club 1,2 Camera Club 1,2 Math Club 1,2 Debating Team 2 Boxing 1,2 Cheer Club 3,4 ATTEBERRY, RUTH ANN Ho Dea Club 1 Girls Glee Club 1 BAKER, EARLINE Band 1,2,3,4 BARDSLEY, JOHN LESTER Camera Club 1,2 Latin Club 1,2 BARNETT, JERRY Ho Dea Club 1 Footboll 1 Intramurol Baskctboll 2,3 Vocational Club 3,4 Baseball 2 Sheet Metal Club 3,4 BAUER, WILMA AGNES Lebanon Community High School, Lebanon 1,2 Band 3,4 Latin Club 4 BAUER, WILMA JEAN G.A.A. 1 Girl's Cheer Club 1,2,3,4 President 4 Pioneer Club 1,2 Library Club 1,2,3,4 President 4 Student Council 2,3,4 Bobe Ruth Award 3 Class Council 4 Prom Committee 3 Coronation Committee 3 BAUMGARTNER, KENNETH Cross County 2,3 Track 1,2,3 Monogram Club 2,3 Cafeteria Stoff 1,2 BEAMER, JON ALAN Lansdowne Junior High School 1 East St. Louis Senior High School 2 Projection Club 1 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4 Speech Ploy 4 Art Award 1 BEASLEY, RUSSELL Footboll 1 Baseball 1 Golf 2,3 BENDEL, SHIRLEY Chorus 1,2 Girl's Cheer Club 1,4 Class Council I Treasurer 1 St. Louis Science Foir 1st place 1 Jacksonville Science Foir 3rd ploce 1 Prom Committee 3 Coronation Committee 3 Student Service 4 BENNETT, TIM Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3 Track 1,2,3,4 Class Council 2 Student Service 3 Latin Club 1,2 Science Fair 1 Moth Club 4 Monogram 3,4 Kahoki Staff 3 BERTOLEIT, THURMAN Monoaram Club 4 Cross Country 4 F. B.L.A 4 Baseball 3 BETHEL, TERRY ALLEN Ho Dea 1 Latin Club 1 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Class Council 2 Cross Country 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2,3,4 Monogram Club 2,3,4 Science Fair 1 Kahoki Staff 3 Cheer Club 3 BETTORF, ERMEL BLANDON, SALENA G. A.A. 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 F. T.A. 2 BLAYLOCK, GENE Intramurol Basketboll 2 Football 2 Track 2 Boy's Cheer Club 3 BODY, JACK BOLLINGER, ROBERT Ho Deo I Intramurol Basketboll 2,3 Boy's Cheer Club 3 BRIDER, PATRICIA ANN Girl's Glee Club 1 Home Club 2 BRIDGES, ANTOINETTE High Tri Club 1 Girl's Cheer Club 1 Library Club 2 BRIGHT, BEVERLY Dramatics Club 3 BRIGHTMAN, VIVIAN G. A.A. 1,2 BRITTON, ROBERT Cross Country 1,2,3 Track 1,2 BROMBOLICH, GENE Ho Dea Club 1,2 Student Service Club 1,2 Latin Club 3 Junior Classical League 3,4 Football 1,2 Basketball 1 BROOKS, JUNE Dramatic Club 3,4 G.A.A. 1,2 Student Council 3.4 St. Louis Science Fair 1 BROWN, LANE Herculaneum High 1,2,3 Speech Bureau 4 Honor Society 4 Kahoki Staff 4 BROWN, YVONNE Girl's Glee Club I A-Cappello Choir 2,3,4 Lotin Club 1,2 BUFFO, ROSE MARIE Student Service 2 Hi-Tr. 2 Band 1 Kahoki 3 BURBES, BEVERLY ANN Girls Cheer I Chorus 1 Home Club 2 F. B.L.A. 4 BURRIS, DONNA G. A.A. 4 BURROUGHS, NANCY KAY Ho Deo 1 Girl's Sextet 1 Girl's Glee Club 1 Latin Club 1.2 Hi-Tri 1,2,3 A-Cappello Choir 2,3,4 Junior Classical League 2,3,4 Math Club 3,4 Kohok. Staff 3,4 BUSH, HAROLD Latin Club 1 Track 1 Dramatic Club 4 BUTLER, MARILYN Latin Club I Hi-Tri 1 Band 1 Dramatics Club 2,3,4 Thespians 3,4 We Know All the Answers” 2 Terror at Blocks Oaks 3 Crazy House 3 Night of January 16 4 BUTTS, DENNIS Spanish Club 3 Intramural Basketball 1,2 Cross Country 2 Cafeteria Staff 1,2 CALDWELL, CLIFF Honor Night Banquet CANTY, RALPH A. Metal Club 1,2,3 CALUSIO, JOE Ho Dea Club 1 Cheer Club 4 CARKUFF, IDA Chorus 1 Home Club 2 CATHERS, DORIS JEAN Chorus 1 Home Club 2 Office Aides CAVALETTI, BETTY Latin Club 1 Dramatics 1,2,3,4 Home Club 2 Student Council 1,2,3 F.B.L.A. 4 Cheer Club 2,4 Thespians 2,3,4 Office Aides 1,2,3,4 CLAUS, ROBERT Student Service 2 COMBS, BILL Class Council 1,2 Class President 1 Track 2,3 Baseball 1,2 Bcskctball 1,2 Football 1,2,3,4 Boy's State 2 Lotin Club 1,2 Monogram Club 4 Student Service Club 3 Kahokian Stoff 2 Honor Night Banquet 1,3 COOMBS, CARON Hi-Tri 1 Home Club 1.2,3,4 Secretary 3 Vice-President 4 Band 1,2,3 COOMBS, NANCY Girl's Cheer Club I Science Fair 1 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 Secretary Treasurer 4 G.A.A. Leadership Camp 3 Student Service Club 2 COOPER, DELORES Hi-Tri Club 1,2,3,4 Student Service 3,4 Honor Society 3,4 CUMMINS, LLOYD Projection Club 2 DAILEY, GENE Student Service 1,2 Cross Country 1 DAVINROY, GENE Ho Dea 1 Football 1.2,3 DEARDEN, THOMAS R. Waterloo High 1,2,3 Band 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3 Baseball 1,2 Basketball 1,2 Dance Band 1,2,3 Latin Club 2,3 Junior Classical League 2,3 Projection Club 3,4 Math Club 4 Band Office 4 Vocal Solo Contest District 2nd place 3 DECREVEL, MARGIE Cheer Club 1,4 Ho Dea I Latin Club 2,3 Librory Club 2,3 Moth Club 4 Hi-Tri 4 Kahoki Stoff 4 DELLAMANO, ERVEN Ho Dea Club I Math Club 1,2 Monogram Club 1,2 Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3 Baseball 1 Track DEPPE, DON Chorus 1.2,3,4 DETERING, DORIS G.A.A. 1,2 DEVORAK, JODEE Latin Club 1 Cheer Club 1,3 Student Council 1,2.3,4 Secretary 4 Hi-Tri 1,2,3 Coronation Committee 3 Prom Committee 3 Office Aid 4 Kohoki 3,4 DE VORE, BARBARA Latin Club 1,2 G.A.A. 1,3 Pioneer Club 2 Girl's Chorus 2 A-Coppello Choir 3 DOMNICK, DAVID LEE Cross Country 1,2 Cheer Club 2 Camera Club 2 Basketball 1,2 Track 1,2 DUFF, JOHN E. Me Leansboro Township High School, Me Leansboro, III. 1 Poly' High School Long Beach, Californio 2.3 Centralia High School Spanish 4 ECKART, JIM Ho Deo Club 1 Service Club 1.2 Boy's Cheer Club 1,2,3 Cofeteric Stoff 1,2,3,4 Math Club 4 ECKERT, KATHRYN Girl's Chorus 1,2 Cofeteria Staff 2,3,4 EDWARDS, RICH Football 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2,3 Golf 1 Cheer Club 3 Monogram 3,4 EINFELDT, BILL Ho Dea I Spanish Club 3,4 ELLIOTT, CAROL Band 1,2,3,4 ELLIOTT, DARLENE G. A.A. 1 Cheer Club 1 Hi-Tri 2 Student Service 2 Office Stoff 4 EPPERSON, SHIRLEY Latin Club I H. -Tri 2 Home Club 4 FALLINE, JOYCE Cheer Club 1,4 Office Stoff 1,2,3,4 Class Council 1,2,3 Science Fair 1 G.A.A. 1 Dramatic Arts 1,2 Coronation Committee 3 Chairman 3 Prom Committee 3 Publicity Chairman 3 Speech Bureau 4 Coronation Special Maid 4 FOURNIE, ROSEMARIE Student Service 2 Speech Bureau 4 F. B.L.A. 4 FRAUENFELDER, JOHN Boy s Cheer Club 2,3 GALLAHER, CORKY O'Fallon High 1 Freshman Maid 1 Dramotics I Chorus I Cheer Club 2,3,4 Coronation Committee 3 Camera Club 2 Cheerleader 2,3,4 GIGLOTTO, BILL Cheer Club 3,4 GILLASPY, JUDY Latin Club 1 Cheer Club 1.2,3,4 Secretary 4 Speech Bureau 4 Recorder 4 G. A.A. 1,2 Class Council 3,4 Kahoki 3,4 Student Service 4 Cafeterio Staff 4 Prom Committee 3 Coronation Committee 3 GIRITZ, LARRY Belleville High 1.2 Football 3,4 GOODPASTURE, JERRY Ho Dea 1 Service Club 1 GRAVOT, ELMER GRIZIO, MYRON EDWARD Ho Dea Club 1 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Intramural Basketball 1,2,3 Latin Club 2,3 Prom Committee 3 Boy's State 3 Class Council 4 Vice-president 4 Junior Classical League 3,4 GUTIEREZ, MANUEL Football 1,2,4 Math Club 4 Latin Club 3,4 Cheer Club 4 Monogrom Club 4 HAGER, SPENCER Assumption 1 Vocational Shop Club 4 Metal Shop Club 4 Boy's Cheer Club 4 HAIG, DENNIS Dramotics Club 2,3,4 Thespians 2,3,4 Student Service Club 4 HAMMOND, JACK East St. Louis High 1,2 Cross Country 3 Cheer Club 4 Dramatics 3,4 Treasurer 4 HANKINS, HAROLD Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3 Track 1,2,3.4 Monogram Club 2,3,4 Service Club I HANRATTY, WILLIAM HASKELL, GARY Litchfield High School 1 Litchfield, Minnesota 1 Boy's State 3 Bond 2,3,4 President 4 All Country Band 2,3,4 Latin Club 2,3 Treasurer 3 Kahoki Staff 3 HAURY, RALPH Kahok. 2,3,4 Kahokion 2,3,4 Band 1,2 Camera Club 2,3,4 HAYDEN, DELORES Chorus I HAYS, BRUCE W. Student Service Club 1,2 Visual Aid Club 2,3 Vocational Shop Club 4 HAYES, VERSEY Camera Club 1,2 HECHT, JUDY Cheer Club 1 Girl's Glee Club 1 G.A.A. 1 Home Club 2 Kohokian Staff 3,4 Quill and Scroll 4 HEFFERLY, JULIANNA Latin Club 1 G.A.A 2 HEIDENREiCH, JIM Baseball 1.2.3,4 HEITKAMP, PHYLLIS Monterey High Monterey, California 1 HOHN, MARY GRACE Band 1 Latin Club 1,2 Student Service 2 Spanish Club 3,4 Dramatics 3,4 Thespians 4 F.B.L.A 4 HILLIER, CARL Football 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Ho Dea Club 1 Latin Club 1,2 President 2 Moth Club 3.4 Treasurer 4 Service Club 3 Closs Council 1 Monogram Club 4 HOYER, BETH South Denver High 2,3 Chorus 4 HUTCHENS, WAYNE Ho Dea Club 1 IVES, KAY Student Council 1,2,3,4 Girl's Cheer Club 2,3,4 Latin Club 1,2 Hi Tri 4 JACKSON, TOM Executive Board 2 Monogram Club 2,3,4 Student Service 2,4 F.T.A. 3 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Football 2,3,4 Track 2,3,4 JAMES, LAWRENCE Football 1,2,3 Basketball 1,2,3 Chorus 2,4 JOACHIMSTHALER, FRANK Ho Dea Club 1 Camera Club 1 Chorus 1,2,3 Band 3,4 F. T.A. 3,4 Latin Club 3 Chorus 2 Officer Kohok. Stoff 3,4 Cafeteria Stoff 1,2,3,4 JOHNSON, EVELYN G. A A. 1,2 Office Aide 4 JONES, NORMA LEE Ho Dea Club 1 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Student Council 2,3,4 Hi Tri 2 Kahoki Staff 3 Pioneer Club 2 Kohokian Stoff 4 Cheer Club 1 Coronation Committee 3 Prom Committee 3 Girl's Sextet 1 Girls' Ensemble 4 Variety Show 4 JUELFS, JUNE Girls' Glee Club 1,2 A Cappello Choir 3 4 Sec.-Treos. 4 All-Slate Chorus 4 F. B.L.A. 4 Vice-Pres. 4 G. A.A 3,4 Kahoki Stoff 4 Kahokian Staff 4 JUENGER, KRAIG Girls' Choir 1 A Cappella Choir 2,3,4 Hi Tri 1,2 Student Service 2 Kahoki Staff-3,4 Cheer Club 1 Latin Club 1,2 Coronation Committee 3 Prom Committee 3 Girls' Sextet I Girls' Ensemble 4 Variety Show 3 KASSING, ROGER Student Service Club 1 Cofeteria Stoff 1,2,3 Projection Club 1 Basketball 1,2 Boys' Cheer Club 2 KEY, REBECCA KOCH, PHILLIP Football I Track 1 KOENIG, MELVIN Boys' Cheer Club 1,2 Projection Club 1,3 Chorus 1.4 Cafeteria Staff 1,2,3 Camera Club 1 KRIETEMEYER, DAN Boys' Cheer Club 2 Chief Kahok 2,3,4 KUHN, CAROL LAUNHARDT, NORMAN Student Council 1,2 Band 1.2,3,4 LAWRENCE, BILL Service Club 2 Executive Board I LEMONS, MARILYN Latin Club 1 H. Tri 2 F.T.A 3,4 Bond 1,2,3.4 LESKERA, CONNIE H. Tri 1,2 Latin Club 1,2 Chorus 1 Speech Bureau 3 F.B.L.A. 4 LEWIS, EDDIE Ho' Dea 1 Dromatics Club 1,2,3,4 Vice-Pres. 2,3 Pres. 4 Speech Bureau 4 Pres. 4 Kahoki Staff 4 Honor Thespian 4 LINDSEY, JAMES Baseball 1,2,3,4 LOGSDON, ROBERT Football 1 Baseball 1 Basketball 1 Vocational Shop 3,4 Boys' Cheer Club 1,2,3,4 Ho Dea Club 1 Projection Club 1,2 LOTT, ALICE Chorus 1,2.3 G.A.A. 1,2 F. T.A. 1,2 LUCAS, RONALD LUTZ, GLORIA G. A.A. 1,2 McCANN, MARY ELLEN GirJs' Glee Club 1 McCORMICK, RICHARD Latin Club 1,2 Junior Classical League 1,2,3,4 Math Club 3.4 Speech Bureau 4 Kahoki Staff 4 Premier Boys' State 3 Quill and Scroll 4 Treasurer 4 Honor Banquet 3 McDONNELL, JUDY Class Maid 2 Latin Club 1,2 Junior Classical League 1,2,3,4 Student Council 1,2,3,4 Band 1.2,3,4 Treasurer 4 All-Couny Band 1,2,3,4 Hi Tri 1,2,3,4 Secretary 3 Honor Society 3,4 Sergeant-at-arms 3,4 Kahoki Staff 4 Math Club 2,3,4 Speech Bureau 3 Cheer Club 1 Coronation Committee 3 Prom Committee 3 McGHEE, CHARLENE Girls' Glee Club 1 Latin Club 1 Hi Tri I Home Economics Club 4 mcguire, bob Ho Dea Club 1 Industrial Education Club 3,4 MACARI, JOHN Ho Deo Club 1 Latin Club 1 MAGARIO, JAMES Latin Club 1,2 F.T.A. 2,3,4 Pres. 3.4 Spanish Club 3 Honor Society 3,4 Vice-Pres. 3,4 Junior Classical Leogue 2,3,4 I.O.O.F. Youth Pilgrimage 3 MANISCALLI, KAY Latin Club 1,2 Cheer Club 1,2 Ho Dea Club 1 MANNING, IVORIE Football 1,2 Basketball 2 F.B.L.A. 4 Chorus Boys' Glee Club 1 A Cappella Choir 2,4 Track 2 MASSA, MARTHA Student Service Club 3,4 Vice Pres. 4 Prom Committee 3 F. T.A. 1,2,3,4 Trees. 3 Program Chairman 4 Coronation Committee 3 Latin Club 1,2 Junior Classical League 2 Chorus 1,2,3 Girls' Glee Club I G. A.A 1,2 Girls' Cheer Club 3,4 Speech Bureau 4 MASSANDER, MARY G.A.A. I F.B.L.A. 4 MATERKA, BURLENE G.A.A. 1 Girls' Glee Club 1,2 Sec.-Trees. 1 Pres. 2 A Coppello Choir 4 Coronation Committee 3 Prom Committee 3 Latin Club 1,2 Girls' Cheer Club 1,4 Hi Tri 1 MATTER, MARGIE Band 1,2,3,4 Vice Pres. 4 All-County Band 2,3,4 Coronation Committee 3 Latin Club 1,2 Sergeont-ot-arms 2 St. Louis Science Fair 1 MEADOWS, CAROL Latin Club 1 Office Aide 2 G.A.A. 2 Coronation Committee 3 Prom Committee 3 MEIER, ELISE Girls' Glee Club 1 Cheer Club 1 F.B.L.A. 4 Treos. 4 MENI, BILL Ho Dca Club 1 Camera Club 1 Student Service Club 2 Boys' Cheer Club 2,4 Projection Club 1 Prom Committee 3 Football 2 Cross Country 1,2 St. Louis Science Fair 1 MEYERS, JANE Latin Club 1 Prom Committee 2 Hi Tri 1,2,3,4 G.A.A. 3 Dramotics 3 Girls' Glee Club 1 Service Club 3 MEZZANO, MAYLEEN G.A.A. 1,2 Service Club 2 MILAM, NORMA Hi Tri 1,2 Cheer Club 1,2 Pioneer Club 2,3 G.A.A. 1,2 MILLER, CARLA Kahoki Staff 2 Prom Committee 3 MIRANDA, SUE Closs Council 2,3,4 Trees. 4 Student Service 3 Class Maid 3 Prom Committee 3 Coronation Committee 3 Kahokion Staff 4 Speech Bureau 4 Home Ec. Club 1,2,3,4 Sec.-Treos. 3 Pres. 4 MOMPHARD, NANCY Granite City High 1,2,3 MOONEY, NANCY Chorus 1 Home Ec. Club 1 Girls' Cheer Club 1 Prom Committee 2 MOUSSETTE, LILA MURPHY, MAUREEN G.A.A. 1 Ho Deo Club 1 Prom Committee 3 Coronation Committee 3 Chorus 1,2 NANCE, GARY Basketball I Track 1 NEUBAUER, EARLE Class Council 1,2,3,4 Vice Pres. 1 Pres. 3 Ho Deo Club 1 Pres. 1 Cheer Club 1 Honors Night Banquet 1,3 St. Louis Science Fair 1 Football 1 Student Service Club 3,4 Moth Club 3,4 Pres. 4 Boys' State 3 Tennis 3 Coronation Committee 3 Prom Committee 3 NINNESS, JANET Girls' Glee Club 1 NORBURY, GARY Ho Dea Club 1 St. Louis Science Fair 1 Footboll 1 Basketball 1 Cross Country 2,3 Student Service Club 2 Camero Club 2,3 Cheer Club 3 Coronation Committee 3 Prom Committee 3 OBERTO, JOE Ho Dca Club 1,2 Vice Pres. I Camera Club 1 Student Service Club 1,2 Cross Country 1 Baseball 3,4 Boys' Cheer Club 2,3 Pres. 3 Class Council 3,4 Vice Pres. 3 Pres. 4 Coronation Committee 3 Prom Committee 3 Boys' State 3 Kahoki 4 Honor Banquet 4 O'CONNOR, LINDA Cheer Club 1 Latin Club 1,2 Library 2,3,4 Sec.-Treas. 2 Vice-Pres. 4 OGLE, WALTER Latin Club 1 Pioneer Club 2 Camera Club 2 O'HARA, MARY G.A.A. 1 Home Ec. Club 1,2 Cheer Club 1,3,4 Coronation Committee 3 Prom Committee 3 OLIVER, IRVIN Ho Dea Club 1 Camera Club 1 St. Louis Science Fair 1 Latin Club 3 Chorus 1,2,3,4 ONOFREY, BETTY Band 1,2 ONOFREY, BILL Assumption High 1 Comera Club 2,3 Sergeant at arms 3 Football 3,4 Track 3,4 Spanish Club 3,4 Monogram Club 4 St. Clair County Championship High Hurdles 4 O'ROURKE, BILL Ho Dea Club 1 Projection Club 2 Boys' Cheer Club 3 Vocational Shop Club 4 OWENS, MERL Football 1 Latin Club 1 Camera Club 2 Pioneer Club 2 PALECEK, SANDRA Latin Club 1 Hi Tri 1 Junior Classical League 1,2 Cheer Club 1,3,4 Dramatics Club 2 Coronotion Committee 3 St. Louis Science Fair 1 PEGUES, OMA JEAN G.A.A. 1,2 F.T.A. 1,2 Chorus 1,2,3 PELTZ, DELORES Home Ec. Club 1,2 PERADOTTI, KATHY Cheer Club 1,3,4 F. T.A. 3 G. A.A. 1 Office Aide 3,4 Home Ec. Club 1,2 Prom Committee 3 Coronotion Committee 3 PERFETTI, ANGELO PERFETTI, MARIE G.A.A. 1,2 Chorus 1 Office Aide 2,3,4 Cheer Club 1 Home Ec. Club 1 PERKINS, JIM Ho Deo Club 1 Band 1 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Boys' Cheer Club 2 All-State Chorus 4 Coronation Committee 3 PHELPS, BOB Track 1 Eost St. Louis High 2 Vocational Shop Club 3,4 Secretary 4 PHILLIPS, SHARON Kohokian 1,2,3,4 Co-editor 4 Student Council 1,2,3,4 Secretory 2,3 District Vice Pres. 3 Latin Club 1,2 Program Chairman 2 Hi Tri 1,2 Choplain Band 1,2,3,4 Princess Kahok 1,2,3,4 Honor Society 3,4 Quill and Scroll 3,4 Math Club 3 Conoration Committee 3 Prom Committee 3 Kahoki Staff 4 Footboll Queen 4 PICCHIOLDI, ALBERT Ho Deo Club 1 PONETA, JO ANN Edwardsville High School 1 Lotin Club 2,3 F.A.T. 4 F.B.L.A. 4 POPOV, JOHN Assumption 1,2 Football 3,4 Track 4 Boys' Cheer Club 3,4 Prom Committee 3 Monogram Club 4 POWELL, KENNY Ho Dea Club 1 Comera Club 1 Pioneer Club 1,2 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Boys' Quartet 1 Boys' Cheer Club 2,3 PRACHAR, JEAN Cheer Club 1,3 Math Club 2,3 Secretory 3 Latin Club 1,2 Chorus Officer 1,3,4 Closs Council 1,2,3,4 Secretary 1 President 2 Kohokian Staff 2,3,4 Business Manager 4 Kahoki Staff 3,4 Editor 4 Girls' State 3 Honor Society 3,4 Quill and Scroll 3,4 Girls' Ensemble 4 PRELOGER, SHARON Band 1,2,3,4 Treasurer 3 Reporter 4 All-County Band 2,3,4 Home Ec. Club 1,2,3.4 Sec.-Treos. 4 Kohokian Staff 3 Point Manager 3 F.B.L.A 4 Coronation Committee 3 QUARANGHI, CHARLES Football 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1 Track 1,2 Boys' Cheer Club 2,4 Reporter 4 Monogram Club 4 Coronation Committee 3 Prom Committee QUATTO, JEANNE Home Ec. Club 2 Kohokian Staff 2,3,4 Honor Society 3,4 Quill and Scroll 4 Cheer Club 2 Office Aide 1,2,3,4 RADOSEVICH, BOB Basketboll 1 Baseball 2 RAJKOWSKI, PHYLLIS Girls' Glee Club 1,2 Ho Deo Club 1 Advanced Girls' Chorus 3 Cheer Club 1,2 Office Aide 4 RAMATOWSKI, GEORGE C.B.C. St. Louis, Mo. 1 Football 2,3,4 Monogram Club 4 REVELLE, FRAN Kahoki Staff 3 Library Club 3,4 Kahokion Staff 4 Point Manoger 4 REYNOLDS, IRENE Ho Dea Club 1 Hi Tri 1,2 Girls' Cheer Club 1 RINDER, JERRY Bond 1,2,4 Vocational Shop 4 RINDER, LETTY Latin Club 1,2 Chorus 1 Kahoki Staff 2,3,4 Dramatics 2,3,4 Secretary 4 Thespions 2,3,4 Secretary 4 F.T.A. 3 Library Club 3 Speech Bureau 3,4 Honor Society 4 Student Council 3,4 Vice Pres. 4 Kahokion Staff 4 Class Executive Board 4 ROBINSON, RUTH ANN G.A.A. 1 ROGERS, MARY G.A.A. 1,2 Hi Tri 1,2 Home Ec. Club 1 Chorus 1,2,3,4 F.B.L.A. 4 RUDER, RAY SANDERS. MARGARET SCAGGS, RONALD SCHARF, EARL Ho Deo 1 Student Service 2 Boys' Cheer Club 2 Vocational Shop 3,4 Secretary Speech Bureau 4 Golf 1,3,4 SCHEURER, GLORIA Hi Tri 1 SCHILLER, JUDY Student Service 2 Math Club 2,3,4 Treasurer 3 Secretory 4 F.T.A. 3 Latin Club 3,4 SCHIMKUS, CAROLYN Hi Tri 1,4 Cheer Club 1,4 Girls' Chorus 1,2,3 Trees. 2 A Cappella Choir 4 Variety Show 1,2,3,4 Student Director 3 Coronation Committee 3 F.T.A. 3 Kohoki Staff 3 Latin Club 4 ■ Junior Classical League 4 SCHUCK, VIVIAN Ho Dea Club 1 Dramatics Club 1,2,3 Thespians 2,3 Office Aide 4 SEAGO, HELEN Cheer Club 1,2,4 Cheerleader 1 Hi Tri 1,2 Latin Club 1,2 Junior Classical League 1,2 Girls' Glee Club 1 Mixed Chorus 2 Variety Show 1,2 Math Club 2,3,4 Prom Committee 3 Coronation Committee 3 SENDEJAS, JOAN Cheer Club 1,2 Chorus 1 Pioneer Club 2 Kohokion Stoff 4 SEWARD, DOROTHY Girls' Cheer Club 1,2 G. A.A. 1 F.T.A. 1 H. Tri 3,4 Latin Club 2,3 Chorus 1,2,3 Library Club 2,3,4 Sec.-Treos. 4 SHOPHER, SHIRLEY SHORT, CAROL Cheer Club 1,2 Pioneer Club 2 Hi Tri 1 SHUP, PAUL St. Louis Science Foir 1 Jacksonville Science Fair 1 Intromural basketball 1,2,3 Cross Country 3 Vocational Shop Club 3,4 Vice Pres. 4 Cafeteria Aide 1,2,3,4 SLESINSKI, BILL SMITH, BILL Ho Dea Club 1 Football 1 Baskctboll Manoger 1 Monogram Club 2 Baseball 3,4 SMITH, RITA Latin Club 1 Closs Council 1 Student Council 1 Girls' Cheer Club 1,2 Home Ec. Club 2-Student Service 2 Girls' Glee Club 1 A Cappella Choir 2,3,4 Kohoki Staff 3,4 Prom Committee 3 Coronation Committee 3 First Maid-Kohokian Queen 1 SMITH, SANDRA Latin Club 1,2 Junior Classical League 1,2 Girls' Cheer Club 1,2,4 Cheerleader 1 Hi Tri 1.2,3,4 Treasurer 4 Student Service Club 3,4 Honor Society 3,4. Secretory 4 Kohoki Staff 3,4 Coronation Committee 3 Prom Committee 3 Speech Bureau 4 SNOW, CHARLES SOEHLKE, JIM Basketball 1,2,3,4 Football 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2 Trock 3 F.T.A. 2 Math Club 3,4 Service Club 3,4 Latin Club 3,4 President 4 Monogrom Club 3,4 Vice Pres. 4 Kohoki Stoff 4 SORBIE, JOHN Latin Club 1,2 SPONEMANN, DORIS Girls' Glee Club 1 SPRINGER, JERRY Chorus 1 Band 2 STADEN, ARTHUR Lotin Club 1,2,3 Camera Club 1,2,3 Boys' Cheer Club 3 Band 2 STEHL, DORIS STEINER, GLORY ANN Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4 Secretary 3 Vice Pres. 4 Thespians 2,3,4 Secretary 3 Vice Pres. 4 Speech Bureau 3 Secretory 3 Kohoki 2 Cheer Club 1,2 STEPHENS, WALTER SZAKACSI, MARY Girls' Glee Club 1 Mixed Chorus 2 TANNER, CLAUDINE Home Ec. Club 2 Latin Club 3 G.A.A. 2,3 Spanish Club 2 TAVEGGIA, FAYE G.A.A. 1,2 Home Economics 2 Chorus 1 TAYLOR, TERRY Tepee Council 1,2 Lotin Club 1,2 President 2 Student Council 2,3,4 Vice Pres. 3 President 4 Moth Club 2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 All-County Band 2,3 Honor Bonquet 2,3,4 TEVEBAUGH, SUE Lotin Club 1,2 Vice Pres. 2 Cheer Club 1 Girls' Glee Club 1 Hi Tri 1,2.3,4 Vice Pres. 3 President 4 Kahok. Staff 3,4 Math Club 3,4 Kahokian Staff 2,3,4 Co-Editor 4 Class Council 3 Treasurer 3 Honor Society 3,4 Treasurer 4 Quill and Scroll 3,4 Treasurer 3 President 4 TIBBALS, JANE Hi Tri 1 Latin Club 1,2 Secretory 2 Girls' Glee Club 1 A Cappella Choir 2,3,4 Variety Show 1,2,3,4 Student Director 4 Cheerleader 1,2,3,4 Class Council 3 Kahoki Staff 3,4 Quill and Scroll 3,4 Honor Society 3,4 President 4 Cheer Club 1,2 TIEMANN, RICHARD HoDea Club 1 Football 1,2,3 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Cheer Club 3 TOTTLEBEN, DAVE Basketball 1,2 Cross Country 1,2,3 Track 1 2 Prom Committee 3 Coronation Committee 3 VETTER, BOB Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 HoDea Club 1 Latin Club 2,3 Secretory 3 Math Club 2,3,4 Monogram Club 3,4 President 4 Kahoki Staff 4 Service Club 3 VON SENG, ROY Golf 1,2,3,4 Latin Club 1,2 Boys' Cheer Club 2,3,4 Camera Club 3,4 Math Club 4 WALKER, CHARLES Track 1,2 Vocational Shop Club 4 WALTERMIRE, KENNY Class Council 1 HoDea Club 1 Boys' Cheer Club 2,3 Vocational Shop Club 4 WARFIELD, NANCY Latin Club 1 HoDea Club 1 Junior Classical League 1 St. Louis Science Fair 1 Jacksonville Science Fair 1 Girls' Chorus 1 Variety Show 1 Hi Tri 1 Cheer Club 1,3,4 Treasurer 4 Class Council 2,3,4 Secretary 2,3,4 Treasurer 2 Dramatics 2 Coronation Committee 3 Chairmon Prom Committee 3 Chairmon Kahoki Stoff 4 WECKMAN, DON F.B.L.A. 4 WELCH, TOM Basketboll 1,2,3 Football 1 Trock 1 Tennis 2,3,4 Cross Country 2,3,4 Student Council 1,2 Moth Club 2,3,4 Latin Club 1 Monogram Club 3,4 Tepee Boord 3,4 President 4 WELLE, LARRY Cross Country 1,2 Basketball 2 Track 1 HoDea I Student Service Club 2 Latin Club 2 Moth Club 3 WESEMANN, GARY Bond 1,2,3 WEST, MARILYN Girls' Cheer Club 1,2,4 Vice President 4 Lotin Club 1,2 Junior Classical League 1,2 Math Club 3,4 Vice President 4 Coronation Committee 3 Prom Committee 3 Kahoki Staff 4 Student Service Club 4 St. Louis Science Foir 1 WILHOIT, TRACY Baseball 1 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Football 1,2,3 Track 1,2,3 Closs Council 1,2 Vice Pres. 2 Latin Club 1,2 F.T.A. 2 Kahoki Stoff 3,4 Quill and Scroll 3,4 Monogram Club 3,4 Treasurer 4 WILLIAMS, KATHERINE WILSON, CAROLE Spanish Club 1,2 Band 1,2 Cafeteria Staff 3,4 Speech Bureau 3,4 WINKLER, BOB Student Service Club 2 Vocational Shop Club 4 WINNER, PHYLLIS HoDea Club 1 Band 1,2 F.T.A. 1,2 F. B.L.A. 4 Spanish Club 2 Home Ec. Club 1,4 WOOD, CHARLES Industrial Education Club 3,4 WRIGLEY, JUDY Dramatics 1,2 Thespians 2 Kahokian Staff 3,4 Quill and Scroll 4 WURTZ, CAROL Latin Club 1,2 Junior Classical League 1,2 Girls 'Chorus 2,3 Variety Show 2 Office Aide 3 Cheer Club 3,4 Math Club 3,4 Science Fair 1 Prom Committee 3 Coronation Committee 3 Student Council 3,4 Kohoki Staff 4 ZID, BARBARA G. A.A. 1 Kahokion Staff 2,3,4 Dramatics 1,2,3,4 Thespians 2,3,4 Lotin Club 2,3 ZIKE, KENNETH Trock 1,2,3 Intermural basketboll 1,2,3 Speech Bureau 4 BROWN, JOY LANE Page 162 IBffiBCCR HOTISK KANSAS OTT R MISSOURI Lithographed in U. S. A. by Yearbook House