Collinsville High School - Kahokian Yearbook (Collinsville, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 171 of the 1958 volume:

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Joy Schelling Jack Tripp Business Staff Paula Hanks Art Editor Gloria Staley Karen Schlonat Anna Mae Movry Art Staff Judy Maehinsky Sandy 'Grote . Senior Editors Jack Clayton Junior Editor Kathy Gauen Sophomore Editor Karen Lepp Freshman Editor Carol Meni Circulation Manager Sue Haines Carolyn Fornero JoAnn Quinlan Circulation Staff Judy Pearse Concession Manager Judy Wacker Club Editor Sanford Martin Sports Editor Charles Thillnon Sports Writer Marietta Fletcher Point Manager Sandys Bloomquist Feature Editor Carol Tucker Judy Fulton Typists Miss Linder Miss Meyer Mr. Hale Sponsors X S the troduction Foreword - CUNTAINS Title Page - Staff - - School Views Administration Faciilty - Classes Activities - Sports - Features - 1? fr 1 O 0 gf Page '- . 'Vvq..-.n-- Wfi fl O Iu- O 6 ,J -S -P J- Throughouc the past fxfry years the bulldmgs of CHS have been constantly changmg They now present a more modern appearance and the faClllIlCS for teach mg fir better the umes m WhlCh we hve Pago 7 -i...,.., .- 5 fy an ,,, , ,A F, BOARD MEMBERS OF 1908 H. J. Schurman-President V - J. F. Dickman . .q R. J. Eckart William Giles M. W. Harrison M.D. Fred Huffendick Edward Kleppisch M. A. Leeds Richard Lucas Theodore Lochman H. W. Langreder L F Ma er . . y It John McGullaugh F. J. Mueller alas' J. E. Schroeoppel BUARIJ UF EIlUlIAlI0 --l958 .4 -1... xx' ' l ,641 K 4' l as 1 A ' . .v 'x H' J , 1 t... i N ' 'Nl vs... BACK ROW: Messrs. J. Fldgg, L. Sutton, E. Mueller, A. Adams. FRONT ROW: B. Nitte, Mrs. R. McCormick, E. Holzweg. E. G. Holzweg, President As Collinsville High School marks it fiftienth birthday it is only natural for one to consider the force that made possible the many important improvements accomplished in this period of growth and development. That force is, of course, the Board of Education. This group determines the method of operation of all schools in the Collinsville Community Unit 10, approves the superintendents fiscal policies, and acts in accordance with legal processes concerning districting, transportation, and all other educational matters. BUPERINTIENIJENT 0F SCHUULS Today Collinsville Community Unit 10 is held to- gether by the enviable achievements of the super- intendent, Mr. D. K. Darling. Unlike the usual l'Jack of all trades, he is the master of all the many kinds of jobs lumped under the title superintend- -ent. Since he possesses all the fine qualities that go hand in hand to produce a sincere leader as well as an understanding individual, he is well liked by all. . -rh az' rp. 5 3 15: --1958 .9 'lg 0 1253-M .-.-5 N: ,..., . v'-AM x .if .. .-. .- ,44 I .', ,W .ful - ,f ,.':, -f u fails r 'Ei f' i filfritis L-mm. f2'IF.+1? Charles Dorris Much time and many seasons have passed since Mr. Dorris was super- intendent of the Collinsville school district. He made a fine educational foundation for those who followed and got Collinsville High School off on the right foot. NTENDIENT UF SlIH00lS - - 1908 D K Darling PAL Inna, -1958 Harold C. Surfer In the past two years Mr. Sutter has made many worthy contri- butions to out school's success. His concentrated efforts have helped to restore discipline and raise the prestige of the teachers to an un- precedented level. In order to give students a better start in the world, he re-organized the curriculum and established a lay committee to work closely with the school in formulating the most practical course of study that could be devised to train the future community leaders. C ADMI ISTR TIVE SS Mr. Hale, dean of boys, is an understanding, help- l friend to all the students of CHS. When a prob- em arises, he is always on hand with a kind word r definite action. These are only a few of the assets redited to Mr. Hale, definitely an essential part of ollinsville High School's administration. NTS Eva Renfro Mr. Koelling, our guidance director, tries to help the students of CHS discover what the future holds for them. He is always right there with the informa- tion on any college or vocation that a pupil might need or want. Harry C. Koelling William P. Hale Holding the position of dean of girls, Miss Renfro acts as counselor, friend, and part-time parent to all students who need her. A firm but gentle disciplinarian, she is one of the most respected, revered admin- istrators. aft--fff-I-Aliases:-.amass-we g 1.-v Pago I2 N v Ima 4 son-spanish Wlwf sees? Kjigmd Ridin' high! SCOOP L , g L+ ff ,-4-- ...ig as-..,.,,,,.w-1-.1 paxil' ,WN ,, , 5 f-s '12 5 Roberta Baldridge-English Jean Best-Home Economics anal! F f Edna Marie Bare-Science Ernesti-ne Bottlemy-Home Economics 523 fi? 'x,nx x W 4 v 5 P g b u S 7 C ., s V . 151 5,5 5 gl. s ' 4 0 s , u ' ' ' v I9 5 . s 'I 1 Qi.. A Q n I 1' Page I3 2 I 1 IZ! V . Lenora Crowley-Mathematics Howard Cole-Shop Xb!- -,,fM'-.ff fi K if sf 'lv av. 1 , f -4' if h gr: . ft' J .fk. ,- .3 Qs - n ' ,.4 1 ' . lt., 1, X. ., , ,fl ' AJIIIJ y L ull, ' Q J! fy X j ',Cu'nningj1ainLPlgxfi!Ql i, I Education V1 ix 'x 15 Don Dcvisson-Physical Education Glenn Declan-Sho? f A Pauline Deason-English if GUY D0CM0N 5'l0l 4' N 4, wa-723, S 'ix In Cllarmein Duff-Physical Education E WWE Y , , ..,,,,,,A, V , 5 o 10 M ,,,, ,oi ,,,,AM,3k '4' 3-3 1 K D-J! YM Q . rg- VN Ax , M ig A .L 'o v1,-9... 5.1 X. -ff --,-v...J.p I X ' Q , ,AA x LA ity.. Bessie Duggan-Speech Vergil Fletcher-Physical Education 5, Dorothy Eckert-Librarian 1. f. ff o jf- 0 wg Myrtle Frueh-English Wilbur Green-Social Science V, I a-,I 11 i Q., - ,, , uf- wi Rhoda Gibson-Music Julia Hartwell-Business Kathryn Healy-Business Dwight Hedgeock-Mathematics Page min. Q: ,f ,rf . ms s Nif , X if Jfffn ,f L Edwin Heinecke-Social Science Lora Hiatt-Physical Education I Lucille Hobbs-English Roberta Hoffarf-Business Dorothy Koelling-Latin Franklin Kreider--Instrumental Musuc ,,,.,...-- Qlsf1s1?1a192o21? 23 24 ' P S 30 31 f 1' A . K t , l v 43 ' R I : 9 ,. . v-' K ,,. 4 UN an 1 V 1 . bw ,. 1, 'ij Q' ?1lf1E'i1-1 .f - 0 , - x o Sz' iifilm LQ-11,35 LLL J QJQ 10542 ,1 Don Lambird1Science Soren Larsen-Shop Margaret Linder-Art B. W. Maupin-Social Science 5 jf! i A , Irene Meyer-English Pauline Musso-Business Ewa Moody-Latin Norah Palmer-Physical Education 'K 'Yi . ,www X X ,Yr X , , 'A ,. X fffigfg SA Y Page 22 ,,. Mel Paul-Driver Education Lenora Phillips-Mathematics 2 56 . Q H ' Q, K 11- , W,. 3, ,xi QA .L , ' f ' - x V N V - X - w 1 F7 If In 44 'aa asf Mary Pinkel-English Clifford Proffer-Business A 12 Mary Rosslo-Business Arthur Ruffmu Mathemahcs 0.- JN E 1 K ,R 43435 e-1 -5 YN ' , J. E. Shcdowen-Social Science Y wilmfl 5kU99s-Science Neva Sloan-English A P T' . , A- f ?is1f?ffv:?fL 'g' 5 , ,. -.fr rw--1' ,1 ifawg,i?42iff!'r-- , wi ,JA-5.-::r.j. ,- -L ' , 44 -3 :,,.,,fm,La,::-1- '- -. - ' v lg,-1 131: 13,51 . ' Y 4?-'Ii . W, , 13 sf 1' A V X -ws ,- , . E 5 , Hilda Steiner-Home Economics Albert Weber-Physical Education -fu-x N .J j A ,-,...- X! 5 Janet Kuncl Registrar Hilda Finkel RIEGISTR R and SECRETARIIZS gi 5 5 H iff J, P .H L id ,pf Emily Fortunati Cathy Holi! S' SERVICE ST FFS BACK ROW: Messrs. Collins, Schlinski, Lange, Seprneyer. FRONT ROW: Cunningham, Stark, Launhardt, Grafe. BACK ROW: Mrs. Cunningham, Mr. Van Haafren, Miss Pauetr, Mrs. Alvarexf FRONT ROW: pug, 27 Mrs. Larsen, Mrs. Schade, Miss Bott, Mrs. Graham, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Bradshaw. T -Ti sf l 4 I .T f., gl N -l Miss Richter Mr. Cole Sponsors '1 I' With our hearts full of anticipation and anxiety, we, the mighty Class of '58, crossed the threshold of CHS on that fateful September morning of 1954. We were entering upon the fall of four never-to- be-forgotten high school years. After adjusting ourselves to new sur- roundings and friends, we soon became a part of all activities. Our sophomore year, the winter of our career, found us embarking on every phase of high school life, from leading scholastic honor rolls to proving our ability in athletics. Our junior year, like the spring of -v ,.. .-5, gli. ,V 74, .1 .11 lid ' . , XL, every life, we blossomed out. Our beautiful corona- tion and equally beautiful prom, along with our tre- mendous class and school spirit, plus the admiration for our teachers will long be remembered. Our senior year, the summer and finale of our journey, has come. We have seen the bud blosssom into full bloom. Al- though each spring brings with it new adventures, they can never replace the memories of our alma mater-CHS. Page 30 BACK ROW: Verneuil, Diaz,. Martin, Kelley, Buel F I l l I R iiic Ronnie Buel Barbara McNurney President Vice President FRONT ROW: Nico, Hendricks, Simmons, Redman, McNurney, Sparks. Barbara Nico Secretary Dennis Diaz Treasurer 65 x N Q' The class executive board is chosen by vote of all senior class members and serves as the governing unit for all class activities. This year's board launched the highly successful student leadership plan and has tended to all the details preparatory to com- mencement. Page 31 GAIL ACKERMANN Tall, stately, gal with good taste in clothes. Was attractive candlelighter for our coronation. Likes to date those col- lege guys. DIANA ADAMS Better known as Tiddles. Very active in GAA. A real sports enthusiast. ls always available when a good time is to be had by all. RONALD ADAMS A tall guy who never has too much to say. Works hard in class. Tries his hand at art. He is nice to know. ls absolutely all right. ALBERT ALTHARDT Al's only ambition lies in the field of machinery. Doesn't worry much about school work. Seems to be a very easy- going guy. DAVID AMMON Seems to stick with the hard subiects. Always on hand with witty remarks. He is a conscientious lad who is always willing to help. ARLENE ANDERSON Arlene is without a doubt one of the best workers in our class. Her excellent grades have earned her a place in Honor Society. LAURA ANDERSON With her quiet ways and sweet disposi- tion she has won many friends. Always has a smile for everyone. A true asset to our class. KENNETH ANDREWS A big guy who is rather carefree. School is the least of his worries. Always seems to be having a good time no matter what he is doing. DON ARTH One of the taller boys of our class. Is very shy and polite. Too shy to reveal his true personality. Nevertheless, ev- eryone likes him. SHARON BAHN Came to us her sophomore year from up Staunton way. Very intelligent and loads of fun. Also, an active member of the chorus. JOY PAT BAKER A friendly gal with loads of writing abil- ity, a born journalist. Respected mem- ber of the Kahoki and Kahokian staffs. Intelligent. JOHN BARBERIS A real Slim Jim. ls rather quiet and reserved. His interests lie outside class- room. Seems to welcome graduation anxiously. NORMAN BARNETT Norm is known to his friends as Whitey. Likes to have fun although he takes school work seriously. Gets along with everyone. ROY BARNHART We give to Roy the coveted title, Mis- ter Speed King. Doesn't have a care in the world. A real cut-up, and a friend to all. BRUCE BARTON Bruce is a real comedian. His wittiness and cleverness keeps both teachers and students laughing. Always with a differ- ent girl. .ett RICHARD BARTON Dick has his future well-planned. Like his brother, he also has a great sense of humor. A real addition to any party. Like- able. BART BASOLA He is truly an outstanding member of our class. A tap athlete, a scholastic-leader, and a good-looking lad. Editor of the Kahaki. JACKIE BAUER Jackie is a real sports-minded gal. She likes school and makes good grades. They just don't come any sweeter. Always smiling. JIM BENNETT Easy-going, sincere, and shy lwe thinklll. Can be seen radding around in his Olds, Likes to make new friends. Very cheerful. DENNIS BETHEL Tall, dark, and handsome-that's Denny. An outstanding player on the fighting eleven. Class president our sophomore year. Dashing. CHARLOTTE BISHOP At present her only outlook an life is getting out of school. She can easily be detected by her uncontrollable giggle. JULIE BLAKE Julie came to CHS this year from Africa of all places. She's very cute, intelligent, and admired by all. Outstanding speech student. NANCY BLASS The sparkle in her eye and the sparkle on her finger tells us that Nancy looks forward to graduation. Good taste in clothes. SANDYE BLOOMQUIST Tiny, sweet Miss bubbling with energy. A real cutie who's popular with the bays. ls admired for her beautiful red hair. Artistic. GLORIA BOEHM She iust loves to talk and chew gum. A bud- ding typist and a very attractive girl. Always laughing. School isn't her favorite. JERRY BORLAND Jerry is really a swell guy to know. That rare ability to get along with everybody is one of his distinctive characteristics. OK! BARBARA BRECKENRIDGE Barb is a shy and retiring Miss with an ap- pealing smile. She Ieft us, though, to become a bride. Our good wishes to them. DARCY BROOKS A very studious girl who likes to participate in all sports. A friend to all. Darcy can be called upon to handle any situation. JEAN BROWN A gal who really gets around. Has been a steady dater for a long time. Has a way with bays. Also very good-looking clothes. FRANCES BRUNO, To have fun and to talk rank high on her list of activities. Easily recognized by stun- ning ponytail. All think she is iust tops. AN DY CHILDS RONALD BUEL Our class president three out of four years. Very active in school activities. A sure suc- cess in anything he might attempt to do. DONNA BUESKING Very sweet and reserved-that's Donna. Always conducts herself as a lady. School work seems to be uppermost in her mind. PHYLLIS BUSHONG Phyllis is a happy-go-lucky little Miss who really enjoys life. Her long, black hair is just the most. A definite asset to our class. DON CARLSON Handsome Don ranks high in scholastic ratings. Attended Boy's State. Prefers dating underclassmen. Keeps everyone in stitches. BOYD CARTER Studious looking guy, whose quiet and polite manner make him a favorite with everyone. Also, has an interest in athletics. WILLIAM CARVELOT Bill never worries about a thing: iust takes life easy. Has a deep baritone voice. Some- times surprises us all with his witty remarks. MICKEY CHERRY Stunning Mickey always looks so neat in her many clothes. Dates older boys. Graduation cannot corne soon enough for her. Q7 Page 34 Everyone recognizes Andy by her distinctive Southern Accent. Cute elf-like senior Miss with a personality beyond comparison. TOM CARPENTER Tom's patience, sense of humor, and good nature all make him a real likeable chap. A friend to all. Gets along with everybody. JOE CARRIL A gentleman throughout. Never causes any trouble. Studies hard and sticks to one girl. .loo took all the hard math courses. Wow! ,ff- IQ J--'E JANE COMBS DAVE CICIRELLO Been going with Carmen for quite a long time. A very conscientious student. There are no complaints about this fellow. RONNIE CLARK Ronnie is very interested in tennis. He likes to make good grades and excels in public- speaking. He also attended Boy's State. TOM CLARK One of our cross-country greats, Although he is small in size, he makes up for it in many ways. Tam has red hair and freckles. SONIA COLE Small, dark curly hair, sparkling eyes, and olive complexion describes Sonia. Her quiet ways and sweet personality make her tops. Everybody loves Jane. Petite little lass with pleasing personality and winning ways. Our pride as Freshman Maid. Bound ta succeed. JACKIE CONWAY Jackie prefers those men in uniform. Really likes to have a good time and surprisingly enough enioys school. Need more be said? JANICE COOK Janice is proudly proclaimed the only drum maiorette at CHS. ls very active in school. President of FTA and in Student Council. DONNIE CREPPS Donnie is really a riot in class. He keeps us all laughing. Always ready with a joke, never serious. His smile gives him away. BECKY CROSSNO Becky has just about the cutest giggle and manner of talking we have ever heard. Her only interest in school is gym class. Sweet. HAROLD DAWLEY Harold possesses that innocent look. A nec- essary part of CHS's outstanding band. In a classroom he is as quiet as a little mouse. we 15. i, '!1..,g?lVf'?F 'ggl . VERNON DEASON Remember when we thought Vernon to be shyl He really fooled us. One of the Kahoki editors. Knows how to make good grades. WAYNE DE BOW An accomplished pianist. Likes to date. Girls rank very high on his list of activities. We admire Wayne for taking hard subjects. ANNETTE DEHN Another lass with o sparkling finger and a gleaming eye. Annette's from down Casey- ville way. Felt that she couldn't leave CHS. CLIFTON DELLAMANO A real asset to any class. Cliff is a real comedian. Always liked to entertain his teachers. His future plans include the U. S. Navy. BOB DELLAMANO Bob deserves a medal for being the only boy in our class who survived two years of shorthand and typing in a class of all girls. YVONNE DE MARIA.NO Shyness is becoming to Yvonne. She never did get used to the crowded halls or the locks an lockers. Has her own idea of fun. DENNIS DIAZ He receives our nomination for a page out of ESQUIRE. A real class leader. His great per- sonality and friendly ways make him taps. GENE DITTRICH Tells some of the funniest iokes you have ever heard. His talent seems to lie in the field of journalism. Enioys friends and has 'em. BILL DOSS Not what you would call the studious type, but nevertheless a real nice guy. Doodling and paper airplanes are his favorite hobbies. BOB DOUR Bob is one of those easy-going guys who are everyone's friend. Has o favorite girl. He is president of the Shop Club. Good student. BOB DU HADWAY Bob is one of those easy-going guys who is full of action on the football field. His other activi- ties include girls ond dancing. Popular. CAROLE DUNN Was thankful to become a senior because to her it meant no more English. Sure has the knack for art. Has sincere thoughts. JIM FINLEY A real handsome lad who came to us from Vandalia. Tortures all the girls by sticking with his one and only. Likes good iokes. MARIETTA FLETCHER Her outstanding school spirit, sincerity, hard work, and sweetness put her in a class of her own. Nice figure and a real cute gal. RALPH FOLKERTS Another one of those cIawns. A brilliant lad who likes the girls. Ralph always has a friendly smile and a warm greeting for all. NORMAN FRANKLIN Norm is the restless type. He is known for his harmless pranks, which keep his fans laughing. Thankful for three-hour shop. JUDY FULTON It will be a rare day at CHS when Judy's name doesn't appear on the honor roll. An intelligent lass with a friendly personality. BARBARA GALE Barb is the funniest when she gets excited. Had a way with all teachers because of her pleasing manner. Bound to be a success. Tir DOROTHY ECKART Hides her great sense of humor behind her sweet smile. Is known to her many friends as Dotty. Got good grades with little effort. BILL ELLIS Really cut a rug down the old gridiron. He is a great kid-with a tremendous sense of humor. A real lady-killer. And oh, that smilel JOHN EPPERSON John is a mechanical-minded lad. Likes to work with cars and owns one of his own. Always looks forward to school holidays. MARRY FARROW Mary is one of the best. With blonde hair, blue eyes and bubbling personality, she's truly CoIIinsviIle's goin and SpringfieId's loss. JERRY FERRILL Jerry's innocent laugh and manner never did fool the teachers. Doesn't like to study. His smile also is an attracting one. CHARLOTTE FIELDS ' Just as nice as can be. Charlotte is a gal with loads of natural ability. Studies hard: her good grades are her reward. Sincere. T BOB GEASCHEL Another one of our football greats.Shyness and modesty with good looks mixed together make him a favorite. Has many friends. EMILY GEIGER Em is iust adorable. This gal has a per- sonality and line of gab rating A plus. She's new here ot CHS but no one could ever tell it. JUANITA GEORGE A willing worker always ready to help. Her interests lie outside school. A pleasant gal to be around. She rates high with everyone. RUBY GERSTENECKER This is the girl thot would enjoy the shorter school days. She is always beaming and pleasant. Another great senior!! 7 ,ur- MARIE GIESZELMANN A more intelligent or sweeter girl you cannot find. Marie is a member of the Honor Society ond a band member for four years. DONNA GIOFRE A very conscientious girl with a charming srmle Her future plans include teaching. Friendly as can be. Everybody likes her. MARY HELEN GORMAN A real tiny lass with lots of scholastic ability Was always seen with her man, but since he graduated she seems to be lost. SANDY GRAFE The perfect teenage girl, bubbling with per sonality, looks, and energy. Has the cleverest line of gab and is always laughing. Tops GARY GRAHAM ls another one of our boys that yearns for the sea. By that we mean his future plans definitely include the U. S. Navy. Good Luck. PAT GREEN This little gal is known to all as Patty I another faithful one from down Caseyvrlle way Pat has loads of friends. Nice dresser ALTON GREGSON We can still hear the echoes from Alton's fans during the gridiron season. He's one of our football favorites. An asset to any class. PHYLLIS GRISOLANO Phil is a lively little gal. She is one of our fast-walker-slow-runner combinations. Possesses lovely blonde hair and an odd giggle. 'HM' GEORGE HARPER Quiet lad who never has much to say. He studies in earnest. Member of the band. His interest seems to lie outside high school. ROBERT HARTMANN A handsome lad with a winning smile who seems to prefer the girls out of school, or is it just the opposite? He is a classy dresser. JUDY HENDRICKS Judy's pretty smile and vivacious manner make her one of the most popular girls in our class. Our sweet Freshman Tepee Maid. BOB HENRY Big guy from Maryville-way. At first op- pearance Bob seems shy, but after you get ts know him he is quite the personality. Ice. KAY HERREN Kay has forsaken CHS to go out into the world to make her own way. We all miss her because she was quite the keen girl. MARSHA HETTENHAUSEN A iitter-bugging, happy-go-lucky combina- tion. That makes Marsha a welcome addi- tion to any group. A very talented speech student. KAY GUADAGANO Left CHS her freshman year for Tiger Terri- tory but returned to us this year. A budding typist, who is very cute. Real addition. LOREN GUNDERSON Loren has many nicknames, but his favorite is Gundie. He is a class worker who likes to dance. ls interested in hotrods. Funny. JACK HAEFFNER Jock has many true friends. His quiet man- ner and friendly disposition are incompar- able. He will truly miss his alma mater. PAT HALE Pat is one of the Iittler senior girls. Works hard at whatever she might be doing and does it well. Prefers to be the quiet type. RUTH HANEY Ruth's pleasing personality, pretty complex- ion, neat blonde hair and stately height all add up to a real terrific gal. Likeable. PAULA HANKS Paula has one of those rare combinations of beauty and brains. She was the pride of our class as Special Maid. Great voice. HAROLD HICKMAN Harold tries hard in school. A good stu- dent. A big-wig in the camera club. He ranks high in the eyes of all. Certainly all right. PAT HIGHLEY Pat's motto is silence is golden. She has been interested in the same boy for a long time now. Has pretty blonde hair. Likeable. SHIRLEY HILLIER One of those lucky girls who has a dia- mond on her third finger left hand. Need it be said she will be glad to graduate? LEROY HOWARD Leroy's serious manner and his dry sense of humor make about anything that he says funny. He has a way of twisting words around. BILLIE ISBILL A real good-looking girl who has a great personality. Billie was about the first girl in our class to receive a diamond ring. Neat. DARLENE JOHNSON To all of us she's known as Carol. A real cute girl who is popular with all the boys. A lot of fun. A welcome addition any time. JACKIE JONDRO Jackie hails from State Park. Always looks as neat as a pin. Really a lot of fun in the classroom and equally as much outside it. JIM JUENGER A very good speaker. Always out to have a good time and seems to succeed. Well known to all of us. Likes those girls. NORMA KALBFLEISCH Tall Norma always seems to be in a gaad mood. Whenever help is needed, Norma can also be counted upon to do her share. JUDY KASSING Judy is an absolute riot. She can brighten up any dark day with her witty cracks. Looks so attractive with her pretty ponytail. HELEN KAVALIUNAS Although we see Helen a lot, we don't hear much from her. Has a real easy-going dis- position about her that is appealing to all her friends. KARL KELLEY One of those Kelley twins. Such a good student. President of Student Council and Honor Society member. An all-around boy. KENNY KELLEY The other KeIley twin heads our Student Leadership plan. This handsome lad is a class leader and also a member of the Honor Society. RICHARD KERWIN A real lone-woIf. Girls are the least of his worries. A very considerate guy, though. Rich spends most of his free time hunting. JOYCE KILLIAN We like to listen to Joyce's constant chatter. An active member of the choir. Is a good seamstress. Really eniays school. - gs., EEQ. .uhh ,. 4 ' x A 4 4 .V ei: hi-ye 'hm .,. ,-Q . 1, .U .1 ef. ox, 5 X Y 'N .T T. +0 ' 'sc .9 31-is 2:3 Q if-fi Wx K r Q C.. Q62 GARY KLEIN Feet is o toll, handsome guy with a terrific personality. Leans towards the serious side, but is always pleasingly pleasant. OK! TOM KLEINE Tam was a very welcome addition to our class this year. He is dark and nice look- Bng and has proved to be a real good oe. JOE KOCOT Joe deceives all of us. Quite a brain. His future plans are to enter the field of veterinary medicine. He is never in a big hurry. RONNIE KOERTGE Krunch really gets a bang out of lite. A good speaker, he gets a lot of practice italks twenty-four hours a day.l Unique guy. SONJA KRIETEMEYER ls one of the first to know everything that goes an at CHS. Sonja is everyone's favorite: she's popular with girls and boys alike. LAWRENCE KURTTI Lawrence joined the ranks of old CHS last year. We hear tell that he's very good at weight lifting. Also a good shop student. STEWART LA FURIA The only things Stewart really likes around school are lunch periods and base- ball. He is intelligent when he puts his mind to it. JERRY LAMB Everybody knows Jerry. Gets around more than a dollar bill and has stories to prove it. Here only two years but is established. BETTY LAMBIRD Betty is the type of girl who makes up a peaceful school-iust a quiet gal inside and outside. Prefers to date boys out of school. DELMAR LASSEN Delmar came to us this year. Can sure send the girls in a dither but he prefers to keep them guessing. Has talent--plays the guitar. NORMA LEISEN Norma is the type of girl who is bound to succeed. She is efficient and a good worker. Can really make that typewriter trave . ROBERT LOYET Bob is the last to enter and the first to leave the school each day. Can't make up his mind about girls. Studies when he feels like it. WILLIAM LUKAS Bill makes the grade curve quite rough with all those A's. We forgive him though: he's such a nice guy. No com- plaints about Bill. ED McATEER Just don't understand how Ed loves them and leaves them. ls it his red hair, freckles, ond boyish manner that are appealing, huh? SARA McCLURE Sara has no enemies. She always has a good word to say to everyone. Sincerity and thoughtfulness are her outstanding characteristics. if-sr HL QQ MONICA McCRACKEN Oh! that Monica - she's finishing four years in three. We're glad to have her among us. A steady-dater and real nice to know. BARBARA McNURNEY Barb has that certain something everybody can't help but like. Was our ravishing Sophomore Maid. ls co-editor of the Ka- hokian. JUDY MACHINSKY Judy ably represented us as our beautiful Junior Maid. Brains, looks, and loads of personality add up to a truly great gal. Tops. MIKE MAGIN Mike can really throw those parties. A big guy with a big heart. Took all the rough subjects and he managed to pull through. LEO MAJESKY Another one who is too quiet to estimate, but one thing is for sure: he doesn't lack a thing in the looks and brains department. CARROLL MALANO A petite miss, but high on that scholastic list. Very sweet and neat. She can be de- pended upon to do a good job any time. Page 42 it , 19 DAVID MANNING A good baseball player who likes to tinker with cars. Has a lot of friends and knows how to keep them. Pleasant and carefree. SANFORD MARTIN Our answer to a teenage prayer. San- ford's good looks and quiet ways have be- come quite famous at CHS. He has brains, to boot. MARY ANN MAURER Varsity cheerleader for three years. She can really dance up a storm. A cute gal with naturally curly hair. Popular with all boys. JERRY MAXWELL Jerry is a very talented art student. Doesn't care much for'school activities: is very ac- tive in the DeMolays. Can really swing that bat. 5 is CN L. .-s! M 3 MARGARET MURPHY Margaret is a true lover of horses. Would rather talk about horses than anything else. Good speaker. ls waiting for her diploma. CHARLES MYERS Charles' southern drawl and sleepy manner of talking make him quite enioyable to be around. His interests lie outside school. JERRY NELSON Quiet and handsome Jerry can be seen rodding around in his Katty Ford. His personality, though quiet, is very hard to beat. BARBARA NICO Quiet and very attractive describe Barbara. Just as neat as she can be. Works hard to achieve good grades: and she always does. JEANETTE NICOL Jeanette is truly admired by all. Never is without a smile and a friendly hello for everyone. ls an extremely nice person. MARGIE NOONES Always has a grin on her face no matter what the situation may be. A very good shorthand and typing student. Considerate. CAROL MENI Carol has been a member of the Kahokian staff for four years. Desires to date the guys out of school. Always loads of fun. JANET MERZ Can easily be recognized by her beautiful, long curly blonde hair. She was our stun- ning Saphomore Tepee Maid. ls very nice. JEANETTE MILLER Jeanette is probably the tallest girl in our class. Enjoys school life and takes studying seriously. She also has her future planned. JAMES MORROW James is very intelligent. He likes to throw those big words around. A member of the band. Respected by teachers and students. DONNA NORRIS This small bundle of cheer hails from State Park. She doesn't take school too seriously. Enjoys life to its absolute fullest. Friendly. PATSY NUNNERY Patsy is new here at CHS and seems to like us. She can always be seen carrying an arm full of books. She is tall and also quiet. NORMAN O'CONNOR This mischievous little guy gets around. Now you see him, now you dan't. Spends a lot of time reading. iNo, never school books.l MARY JANE ORR Lucky Mary Jane, the only girl in an all- boy Physics class. ls not as quiet as you might think she is. Keeps those grades high. -Q QT PAT OWENS Pat has been in the band for the past four years. She too prefers dating older fellows, however, she is well known by everyone. SHIRLEY PASTOR Shirl came to school for the past four years because she had to. She looks forward to the day when she can go out on her own. TOM PATTERSON A more friendly chap you will not find. Is always coming up with clever ideas. He is truly the mast. Minds his own business. LEONARD PATTON Lanny is full of vitality. And he is always ready with some witty remarks, either in or out of class. Well liked by all. JUDITH PEARSON Judy is a real cute girl and a neat dresser. Has the cleverest motto: Never raise your hand: wait until you are called upon. CHARLES PERFETTI Chuck likes all types of sports, especially baseball. Here is a very intelligent lad who takes all phases of school life seriously. Keen. ROBERT PERRY Bob is one of the few who gets the most out of school. Always studies hard to main- tain his very high grades. Is very sincere. DON PHILLIPS Donnie is one of those smaIl but mighty Kahoks. He is interested in iust about any type of sports. We nicknamed him Monk. PHILLIP RARICK Tends to be on the quiet side until you really get to know him, and then watch out!! Doesn't think about school too much. KAY REDMON Kay has been a varsity cheerleader for the past four years. Our Tepee May Queen. ls seen a lot around school. Oh, so energetic. KAREN REED Another one of those senior girls who has a diamond. Although Karen never has too much to say, she is liked by all. Pleasing manner. MARIE REEVER Here is a charming girl who will actually hate to see her high school career come to an end. Wears sharp clothes. Stunning. CARL REIMLER Carl capably held the iob of sports manager for all four years of his high school 'career. Didn't care much for girls till this year. PAUL REYNOLDS Maryville's gift to CHS--thank you! This handsome lad is pleasant and carefree. On the quiet side, but nevertheless he's super. +1 3221. CHARLES PONELEIT Charlie always appears to be in the best of moods. Takes things as they come. Never lets things get him down. A real great guy. SHARON PRICE Sharon is truly one of the live-wires of our class. Always on the go and ready to have fun at any time. Co-editor of the Kahokian. CHARLENE PRITCHET1' Has a jolly disposition and really enjoys gym class. Charlene also can do a pretty good job with a paint brush-quite artistic. ROSALIE PROFFER Ro enioys being with the older crowd: however, she is well known around school. A very hard worker on the Kahoki staff. FRANK PUGLIESE A little guy who is very active in the chorus. Is always available with his wit and clever cracks. He welcomes graduation. PHILLIP PYLE Red hair, freckles, and Phil iust seem to go together. He has such a quiet manner: maybe that's the reason he makes such good grades. FRED RICHARDSON We can cal! Fred nothing but real cool. His red sport coat is iust the most. He excels in anything that has to do with speech. JOHN RICKER John is quiet, polite, and handsome. His plans for the future will be very rewarding. He is wished all the luck and success pos- sible. JIM ROBBINS Jim seems to let everything take care of itself. Has a gentle, smooth way of talk- ing. Interested in the mechanical side of things. BILL ROSALES Care-free and fun-loving, Redrock is really a scream. Cracking iokes and blush- ing are his trademarks. Another of our great gridders. RUTH ANN RUBIN Just as sweet as pie, that's Ruth Ann. Easily excited, but it looks cute on her. She dates out-of-town boys, but one especially. LORNA SANDERS Being an active member of the band and Honor Society, makes Lorna quite a busy girl. Is extremely neat and very appealing. STUART SAVAGE Stuart is another one of our boys who pre- fers to date underclassmen. He is an ac- complished skater. This keeps him very busy. KEITH SCHARDAN Keith's main interest lies in the band: this has earned him the job of president this year. A likeable chap who likes the girls. ANN MARIE SCHNEIDER This gaI's only interest is Jim. Can easily be detected by her lovely flowing ponytail. Plans to be married soon after graduation. BOB SCHUETTE This little Kahok really goes the limit: he Indian dances. He's really a grand person to be around. Gives the impression of being quiet. JOYCE SELF Joyce is so quiet, yet completely efficient. Keeps her long hair immaculately groomed. She's a very worth-while friend to have. KATHRYN SELLARS Kay's dreamy voice, dimples, and bubbling energy make her an intriguing person. Has a clever way of talking with her hands. V SHARON SHANNON The talkingest gal we know. With a peaches and cream complexion and curly hair, she's a necessary part ot our class. FRANCES SHELTON Frances has natural beauty - pretty com- plexion and sparkling eyes. All would really like ta get better acquainted with this gal. 1 MARY SICKLER Another hard-working member of our great band. Never makes any noise: that makes it hard for us to estimate her personality. -J' U57 LINDA SIMMONS Our stunning Football Queen. One of the few girls who look good in a ponytail. Varsity cheerleader for two years. Very popular. TONY SINSKEY Tony takes a real interest in school life. ls president of Tepee and Honor Society. He never raises his voice. Easy-going fellow. DAVID SPAGNA David never expresses himself about school one way or another. Girls and speech work are the two things upper- most in his mind. JOYCE SPARKS Joyce's hard work and courage have been on inspiration to all. Attended Girls' State. Member of the execu- tive board. EUGENE SPENCER Eugene's personality is quite different. Likes all the girls, but prefers to keep them guessing. He has a care-free way about him. tai iflrs. Q-ri .t ix 'hi-. 2 A ' 'Ile fx-na f?!lv X Ax X JIM SPRETER Jim's hobby seems to be changing cars, every time we turn around he's driving a different kind. Comes only for six periods. GLORIA STALEY Gloria is really gifted with talent. She is intelligent as well as artistic. Secre- tary of Honor Society, Quill 81 Scroll, and F.B.L.A. DAVID STERE The band would not be complete without Dave. Comes up with the funniest re- marks at iust the right time. Has brains galore. JERRY STEVENSON Everyone knows Jerry and holds him with the highest esteem. Tall and so hand- some. Unfortunately, he chooses to date one girl. CARMEN SULLIVAN Cormen's engagement to Dave didn't come as a surprise: they're always to- gether and had been going steady for a long time. PAT SULLIVAN This irresistible, red-haired, freckle-faced senior boy is known as Pot. Thrills all the girls by bringing them flowers. iWorks for florist.l DAVID TARRANT Dove drives o Model A lpurple and white, no lessl. A good-natured guy who lives for the band trips. Specializes in telling jokes. EVERETT TAYLOR By the sparkle in his eye and the sly grin on his face, it is easy to see that Everett never has his mind on school work. Rather shy. JOYCE TAYLOR Joyce is a soft-spoken gal who puts a lot of time on her studies. Her short, nat- :ralIy-curly hair is very becoming. Steady ater. CAROL TUCKER Carol really has a lot on the ball, tal- ented lpianistl, pretty, and intelligent. Gets along with the bays. She plans to be a teacher. ses.. hx 'Q- rss- PX, 2 V 7 12 'X wad K7 Page 48 M3 BEN URBAN Big Ben was our football co-captain and vice-president of Honor Society. Has the air of a diplomat. Drives his own convertible. ALENE VANCIL Alene's pretty brown, short hair is worth commenting on. Looks nice in her many clothes. Member of the band for four years. J. L. VERNEUIL J. L. is the type of boy who always likes to come out on top. Really enioys dancing. Has a record collection out of this world. RONNIE VIVOD Ronald is a second Rembrandt. Tall guy who keeps to himself. Has a way of giving a book report that keeps everyone roIling. BILL VOSS A real nice guy who found his better half lwe thinkl inside our class... lt's really hard to beat this great guy who is tremendous. MARTHA WANAGAT Martha is another one of those lucky indi- viduals who is making it in three years. Very good artist and, of course, intelligent. -as MARY JEAN WARREN A tall slender girl who is a member of our chorus. She is very sports minded. A born athlete. Can get along well with everyone. JUDY WECKER For a iob well done, Judy is the person to call on. She likes those college guys so well that she even goes steady with one. LEE WEEKS Lee is a handsome, broad-shouldered type of guy who won't give the girls a tumble. Another of our loyal Kahoks from Casey- vi e. CRAWFORD WENDLER Crawford stands just five feet tall. He has one of the funniest laughs you have ever heard. Quoting Crawford, l iust hate school. LBERT WHITE I is another one of those lucky guys ho have a car of their very own. Be- ieves there is a time for work and a ime for ploy. EVERNE WHITE his little bundle of sweetness really is a well gal. Susie is intelligent, friendly, nd very modest. Future plans are to e a nurse. DA WHITTLE u ss is sure to come to Brenda. A willing worker and tries very hard make good grades. Never worries a thing. WILHOIT really true athlete. His ability is be- comparison. Football co-captain basketball captain. Good looking, Plain great. WILLOUGHBY a dazzling beauty loaded with all ingredients which make a perfect Shirl is the life of the party Funny. REN cce 'HW if-,xv IRIS WOOD This tiny gal has good taste when it comes to choosing and wearing stylish outfits. She has a very beautiful voice. And so petite. DAVID WRIGHT This is David's first year at CHS and he has no complaints. He has a wonderful personality. His manner is unique. Quite likeable. DONALD WRIGLEY Don is a born clown: has red hair and freckles, too. With his terrific person- ality, he will always be a successful, happy person. CHARLES YEHLING Charles' loud shirts and ties are really rare. He jumps from girl to girl so fast that we can't keep up with him. A school cut-up. .IANICE ZAHRNDT Anybody can recognize Jan by her laugh lif that is what it is calledl. Always seems to be having a riot. Can she give parties! SHARON ZALDERS This cute senior miss has disappointed many boys by going steady with a guy named Jim. School is truly uppermost in her mind. GREGORY ZAMPOGNA It is a rare thing to see Greg without his girl. He seems to enioy going steady. He's a very hard worker on the Kahoki staff. DONNA ZELLER Donna is really the party girI. She's always out to have a good time. lAnd she doesl. She is very talented in the speech work. TONY ZEPETTELLA , This living end of our senior hit pa- rade really dishes a line. He was the hero of many of our gridiron battles. A real Elvis. l FAREWEII- Cl SS Ill: '58 Page 50 REMEMBER WHE . . . Time passes on and realities become nothing but memories. Each student in this graduat- ing class has changed, as the seasons have flown by. They were young, unlearned, and foolish, but now they have become wiser as they are more knowing of the ways of the world. Smola School-1951 e 'n y 'f Ava . K x m ' 1 Q' - fx .275 xg .lfex Q22 'fs e .....e 3 CS. L f eg ,asv State Park School-1947 -o , I! I. 1 g N r 1 75 . A E 4 ' A V - Q b l 1 we '32 b if 5 I f' ' fl 1 .liek 1 A Ju, ,. 1, 1 A j , ' ,Q , . H , at V I V L ,,,L L 4 N , L.'b le V. .L j A3 rs. -. - W Alf . veg-'xffif u l gg A-P -1 . c e 12 .,..ffE ' '5 , f 'Q LL.LL, ff V '-4 1 4 Q Q -1 2 -U H- i I , A, R J- L , , vi Y A , 4 , -w 1 Q - Q -1 ' f, 5 . .eg lu: -3 ,,1. 'Q mmm. Sill' .- ' me I 3 ,V ,,'1 ' 'ik Sl. Peter and Pcful's School-1952 Jefferson School-1947 ffpxx Ii? has 9- MXL 1 y E I ii? Mrs. Finkel Mr. De Chiara Sponsors UEEICERS A D EXEC TIVE B0 RD --lil SS 0E '59 Three down and one more to go! Another summer, fall, winter, and spring have slipped past the members of the Class of '59, but what seasons of new and exciting events they have been in every phase of school life at CHS! Naturally we got off to a good start by electing our class executive board, our officers, and Student Council represent- atives, and staging the Coronation. Although it was our first attempt at such a project, our Coronation was truly a scene of unusual charm and unique setting. Shari Falline, the Junior Maid, further enhanced the spectacle by adding her own personal bit of femininity. After the success of our Coronationl we were inspired to give one of the most BACK ROW: Mr. De Chiara, Tripp, Pring, Mrs. Finkel. FRONT ROW: Clayton, Karvelof, Fornoro, Fellini, Tibbcla, Gillolpoy. Craig Gillespey President Jack Clayton Vice President Carolyn Fornero Secretary Jackie Vallina Treasurer Jack, Carolyn, Jackie, Craig beautiful Proms in the history of CHS. Apart from the social life, our athletically-minded boys have already begun to make a name for themselves in all the sports. In the scholastic department we manage to hold our own by having a satisfactory number on the honor roll each six weeks. With only one more year to go, we are looking forward to our graduation, hoping that we, as members of the Class of '59 will be able to bring to our school. and class fame and honor in such great quantity that it will be sufficient to show our pride in and gratitude to Collinsville High School-our beloved alma mater. Page 53 R' ' x.'g 'Gr 1 ,ffl 5 -5.-Q . ' 's' . 1-11 sf' J 1 X 5 , MR. GREEN'S GROUP BACK ROW: Bedalow, Bauchens, Basola, Barnett, Blumberg, Allen. MIDDLE ROW: Boudino, Breckinridge, Baron, Adams, Bauer, Barnish, Althordt. FRONT ROW: Blay- lock, Betti, Berto, Anderson, Mr. Green, Arth, Archer, Armstrong. if 1'5- QPF 9 7 ij, 36 gb 1' A 13, Li' A '7 --c J MRS. ADAMSON'S GROUP BACK ROW: Carr, Brooks, Clayton, Covoletti, Byrkit, Buehrer. MIDDLE ROW: Cald- well, Chadwick, Coats, Coppechi, Chaput, Collis. FRONT ROW: Burns, Cherry, Brider Britton, Mrs. Adamson, A. Cherry, C. Cherry, Brooks, Busekrus. X l' I J ffl .,. 'C' A 5 nk MISS MOODY'S GROUP BACK ROW: Derwelis, Dearden, Corcoran, Drenkhahn, Dawley, Dalton, Dolzadelli, Dueser. MIDDLE ROW: Cooper, Danforth, Drost, Davis, Detercling, Davis, Cunningham. FRONT ROW: Dawson, Dieu, Detto, Miss Moody, Doran, Daly, Dean, Detto. -313- Mlss s1'ElNen's enour iii. :. BACK ROW: Fowler, Fuller, Geldback, Gaskill, Evans, Fournie, Gillespy. MIDDLE ROW: WI.. ,ful Fults, Gherno, Frey, Frazier, Eckart, Fornero, Faletti, Frost, Falline. FRONT ROW: R '. 'Ill' Fletcher, Emmer, Dunn, Eckman, Frey, Miss Stienor, Gartside, Edwards, Giritz. , ' fu: QV I 1445 l --1 . . .I 1:1 Ill 1 t I N . I. , f :I L-gg vs MISS CROWLEY'S GROUP BACK ROW: Hockaday, Horn, Heien, Henson, Golightly, I-Iurst, Jackson, Goodwin. MIDDLE ROW: Hodges, Hoffman, Herald, Hills, Hood, Gonzales, Girnt. FRONT ROW: Hubble, Hamby, Heller, Haga, Haines, Gresham, Hartmann, Haislar. MISS MEYER'5 GROUP BACK ROW: Ladow, Kolling, Keel, Jamison, R. Johnson, C. Johnson, Kassly, Locondro MIDDLE ROW: Kalbfleisch, Juelfs, Jacobs, Jost, Leezy, Louth. FRONT ROW: Jones Kutzgar, P. Johnson, Jokerst, Klobuchar, Koelling, Jenkins, Johann, Karvelot. in 0 , Q . 1 THE JUNIURS MR. HEDGCOCK'S GROUP BACK ROW: Magario, Moor, MacDonald, Marshall, Machinsky, Martensen, Lochrnann, Marietta. MIDDLE ROW: Mabry, Lundak, Miller, Morton, Marco, Loyet. FRONT ROW: Moore, Locandro, Martin, Mr. Hedgcock, Loy, Mills, Meier, Lucas. MR. DAVlSSON'S GROUP BACK ROW: Phillips, O'Hara, Pace, Pahlman, Peterman, Pacewic,PaIecek, Nocllta. MIDDLE ROW: Picchioldi, Pitts, Pilkus, Powell, Perkins, Pamalat, O'Donnall, Noel. FRONT ROW: Prelogar, Naathary, Parkinson, Nunnory, Mr. Davluon, Myorl, Patterson, Murray. - Y E' o 'XV NMFS? Wi! f i z..g' 1 R F nf gg, I .V ' 5 M--' QE .N ,....MW F -.,,,,u ,T , xi -9-.4 ., I wp.: 'NBP' C9 198 i T-fy ,U MRS. GlBSON'S GROUP BACK ROW: Soclrtleben, Rodemoclrer, Ruderer, Robinson, Riley, Rupprecht, Risen- hoover, Roland, Revelle. MIDDLE ROW: Renz, Rogers, Renfroe, Rutz, Ross, Sanders Pring. FRONT ROW: Serkesion, Russell, Ritz, Mrs. Gibson, Pyle, Quinlan, Rothen- berg, Soms. THE JUNIURS MRS. PlNKEL'S GROUP BACK ROW: Skidmore, Toake, Sleeter, Suter, Stopher, Swigert, Shorp. MIDDLE ROW: Sheoff, Stoden, Siener, Sperino. FRONT ROW: Southord, Sexton, Smiley, Schlonot, Mrs. Pinkel, Simonson, Stewart, Schwieder. YQ' ,MX THE JUNIURS MR. RUFFINI'S GROUP BACK ROW: Turnbull, Warren, Tennant, Vonnahme, L. Wilson, Wordrop, Tidwell, Tripp, Zavaglia. MIDDLE ROW: B. Wilson, Wonogat, Thompson, Townsend. FRONT ROW: Watts, P. Wilson, Tamburo, Temple, Mr. Ruffini, Tomosi, Vallina, Voss, Tibbals. YY NUT' A xr, Miss Frueh, Mr. Shcdowon Class Sponsors X X ai ry l THE SUPHUMURIES S This fall all 550 of us came back to school as sophomores. We felt so much older as we walked with assurance through the halls of CHS knowing where we were going! Of course, there were still the JQ juniors and seniors to make us feel little, but no longer were we new and afraid. In no time at all we elected officers, chose cute Linda Orwin as our Coronation Maid, and then gave a riotous tacky dance at the Tepee. We did well scholastically, and our boys really shone in all of the various sports. Time passes quickly, and soon we will be juniors, but the Class of 1960 will never forget the fun and accomplish- ment it experienced during this wonderful sophomore year. BACK ROW: Fletcher, Nichols, Vollman, Judy Sims, Janet Sims, Rednour. FRONT ROW: Orwin, Mr. Shadowen, Miss Frueh, Calvin, Ogle, Pearse. orrlclflzs n lsxfc nvr no Rn-cmss or '60 Paul Calvin President Penny Ogle Vice-President Lindo Orwin Secretary Judy Pearse Treasurer Miss Frueh Mr. Shadowen Sponsors Linda, Judy, Penny, and Paul .-,LW ... I ,- N.- g 1 E 'W- I rt fi X X ,h , , 1 l ' .v , I . , n fr 7' , ' . Y . 41,551 -X , -f vj fl I lj,:,f.Ay?'.-.' '. 7' Y - vm- B acl, ' Qs- 96 ff: he T' M r 4, I ' IL f MR. l.AMBlRD'S GROUP BACK ROW: Ahring, Bettonville, Berkel. J. Anderson, Ahlert, Adarnifis, Ackerman, Beard, Baltrusch. MIDDLE ROW: Andreat, Baltrusch, Belding, Althardf, Anderson. FRONT ROW: Berg, Bartsch, Barron, Banche, Mr. Lambird, Arnotti, Bach, Archer. N is 46 36- LD 'D 5' 4:5 Q-qv Lvl BACK ROW: Bowles, Bradshaw, Bollman, Bonn, Braml, Bub, Burcham, Caldwell, Black- burn, Bohnenstiehl. MIDDLE ROW: Bryant, Blumberg, Brumm, Blumberg, Bollinger, Bos- PU99 62 efto, Block, Booker. FRONT ROW: Buttrey, Blake, Bouse, Blass, Mrs. Koelling, Bohnen- stiehl, Bickel, Bodine, Boyer. MRS. KOELLlNG'S GROU P uv -si L s L15-A sky----gk fp YM fig MWTP! 'vw-1 ., I 'N ,fs Lf?-M. fL,T,,,.-Jsgikik I . A 1 fi FT 1 4-v-M 1' .WA ,154 gs 83 Ae. A 6 Ju MR. SHADOWEN'S GROUP BACK ROW: Conour, Calvin, Chambers, Cook, Clover, Comaglio. Cook, Chemohi, Carr, Cassity, Coffman. FRONT ROW: Carvelot, Coffman, Cicinllo, Cale. .- O! Q8 'Q' MIDDLE ROW: Clark, Childs, Chaput, Clark, 2 -v., 3 ,. 9? uma' .-cz! 43 9 .Ll- LJ, It -if . .1 MISS PALMER'S GROUP BACK ROW: Crossno, Darling, Elder, Diekman, Dunahee, Dolzadelli, Dawley, Edwards, Dominick, DuHadway. MIDDLE ROW: Davinroy, Elliot, Esicar, Docfer, Falkenrafh, Den- nington, Dill. FRONT ROW: Epperson, Eska, Elliol, Curio, Miss Palmer, Doyle, Elbe, P099 63 Edwards. Qnfgf BLA BACK ROW Glralomo, Gale Flath Flscher Fmla Fischer Goefx Gibson MIDDLE ROW Fayollat Gersfenecker, Golightly Fisher Fletcher Gray FRONT ROW Gauen Goehl Glllespey Gnavl Getz, Goss Foster Foley Glglolio 5. 'H fs' ., i'P,-f ir 1 sorry: ' li Q BACK ROW Holtman, Howard Holcomb Larremore Howard Harris Henson Hankins MIDDLE ROW Hlght, Hohn Hargor Hollifleld Hooks Hampton Haley FRONT ROW Howcrfan Haldanralch, Hodges Grimm Homlngstam l-loldonrelch Hosklns Grluhl, Guan I .1 ks ,gms- if-5 V VS,-4'fI 'xlx' +149 -fad ,ll AVA . e 'gi' faxes ' A' 1 MR. MAUPlN'S GROUP BACK ROW: Nicol, Nigra, Mifflin, Mueller, Mitchell, Mottea, Miller, Nesbi, Morgan. MIDDLE ROW: Matthews, Mumper, Mooney, Meyer, Mueller, Nico, Nichols, Mikulait. FRONT ROW: Nifong, Nichols, Mexzano, Mowry, Neubauer, Monroe, Mozurath, Matteo. THE SUPHUMURIES 'J I MRS. I-lEALY'S GROUP BACK ROW: Pashio, Powers, Rees, Nishwitz, Popier, Ramsey, Rader. MIDDLE ROW Purlee, Picotto, Poneta, Pometti, Priester, Oberkfell, Pernberton,Reece. FRONT ROW Premore, Pearse, Rednour, Ogle, Mrs. Healy, Orwin, Owens, Patterson, Nord. , r L IIIASS 0F '60 MISS SCHMlDT'S GROUP BACK ROW: Savage, Scaggs, Reynolds, Silvey, Riley, Schim- kus, Rice, Rudis, Schwartz MIDDLE ROW: Seiber, Shea Schieber. Risenhoover Ridae- way. FRONT ROW: Sii, Schel- Iing, Rigel, Ruder, Scohy, Sehwieder, Rickert, Shell. MISS LINDER'S GROUP BACK ROW: Tennant, Stull, J. Szakacsi, Sperino, Thilman, Sin- skey, B. Szakacsi, Trebilcack, Underwood, Tiemann, Vogt MIDDLE ROW: Stephens, Stor- beck, Spelver, Sullivan. Tanner, Vivod. Tegtmeier. FRONT ROW: Stebbins, Thompson, Talbert, Miss Linder, S. Simpson, Smith, Judy Sims, Janet Sims. MR. PAUL'S GROUP BACK ROW: Dennis Wrigley, Zeable, Wanagat, D. Zamari- one, Wilson, David Wrigley, Walters, Winkler, Yanosek MIDDLE ROW: Waldrum, Vo- tava, Wiseman, Welle, Warren, Wilds. FRONT ROW: Washter, J. Zamarione, Willmore, J. Wrigley, Mr. Paul, Wedemeyer, Vollman, Wells, Weiler. Page 67 About the time the Russian Sputnik I entered its orbit, 396 freshmen entered CHS showing great promise both as athletes and as scholars. Although we cannot boast the largest freshman class, our enthusiasm has been shown by the way in which we have entered into all phases of school life. After the first few weeks of confusion and that lost feeling, we settled down to routine, elected our class board and Student Council representative, and chose Mary Alice Gon- zales to be our Freshman Maid. We feel justly honored that the band members selected one of our classmates, JoAnn Delaney, as Princess Kahok. This year is but the beginning of great things for the Class of '61. THE FRESHME Miss Hoffart Mr. Deason Class Sponsors . Z Ill e ,,-wav: 2 If . ' 'gs' v.-gf -Www' V. X .lg in I. lflyfxy .. 5 1 1 ' 1 WN CLASS 0F '61 UFFICERS EXEC TIVE B0 RD Karen Lepp President Naydene Tidwell Vice President Sandra Raymond Secretary Shirley Williams Treasurer - ,.AA f VV R ,,-L Q. fiaef , ei -' W .-f,i. -i an f-Q ' if :f . if ,. -31 f, .. ,A x Sandra, Naydene, Shirley, Karen BACK ROW: Tidwell, Williams, Lepp, Ives, Cole. FRONT ROW: Miss Hoffart, Raymond, Kropp, Burelxam, Gonzales, Mr. Deason. 1 I H i vu 3 I 1 Page 69 FRIESHMAN Cl SS BACK ROW: Barrett, L. Anderson, Beeh- rlnger, Baucorn, Baysinger, Bailey, An- derson, B. Basolo, Burlee. MIDDLE ROW: Arro, Bauer, Atkins, Baker, Ashman, Boltrusch, C. Allen, T. Allen. FRONT ROW: S. Althardt, J. Basola, D. All- llardt, Archer, Mr. Cole, Allaria, Barton, Ackerman, Ammon. MR. COLE'S GROUP BACK ROW: Biggs, H. Brown, Brown, Borrl, Bethel, Bub, M. Brown, Bohnell- stlehl, Brussottl, J. Brown. MIDDLE ROW: Byrle, Bollmon, Boyle, Bouse, BIake,l Boyle, Blank, Bulrr, Bettort. FRONT ROW: Bennett, Blsluop, Burclrarn, J. Brown, Broyles, Blackburn, Borland, Bllyou, Breckenridge. MRS. HARTWELUS GROUP BACK ROW: Butcher, G. Cooper, Counts, Cox, Crabtree, Cerutti, Coffman, Camp- bell, Catalpa, Colyott. MIDDLE ROW: Cherry, Burns, Davis, J. Campbell, Cat- tanl, Covlcclnla, S. Cooper, Curtis, R. Cochran, R. Cochran. FRONT ROW: Christ, Claridge, De Laney, Cretin, Cley lon, Corcoran, Cavalettl, Coulson, Coll. MRS. BUEL'S GROUP Page 70 a AL-II5' ssh' , ...N- o' , Q, .zflfb Cl SS 0F '61 BACK ROW: Flaxbeard, Du Prea, Falgle, K. Eckan, Darchlncez, Elwlek, Flaor, Frlaman, Frey, Drost. MIDDLE ROW: Frankavleh, Davmo, E. Eckert, S. Evans, Flath, Eska, Frost, Dennlngron, Da Man- brana. FRONT ROW: Frank, Done, C. Evans, Fltts, Mr. Praffer, De Vora, Dlglrolama, Dellamana, Drenkhalln. MR. PROFFER'S GROUP BACK ROW: G. Graham, C. Halduk, George, Grolla, Gosha, Gnnxalos, J. Grallam, Gray, Glli, Gresham. THIRD ROW: L. Hall, J. I-Ialucls, C. Halueh, D. Haluch, J. Hall, S. Gal-lack, Grem- ard, Haddlck, Grlsalano. SECOND ROW: Fulton, Grabawskl, Halbraaks, Gnaaua, Mr. Da Clulara, Glllespy, Giddlngs, Glll, Hancock. FIRST ROW: Glger, B. Hal- ueh, L. Hall, Glralama. MR. DE CHIARNS GROUP BACK ROW: H. Hickman, C. Hickman, Haskell, Heller, Hicks, Haney, Hannon, W. Hlekam. MIDDLE ROW: Hubart, Halklns, Hayes, J. Hanratty, Huff, J. Hubbard. FRONT ROW: Hubble, R. Hubbard, Harmon, C. Holmes, Hargrava, Hafhrly, Haydon, Hlgllt, Howell. MRS. BOTTl.EMY'S GROUP Page 7l ffggfzvfp 'WW 47?-'fLfMeyr'K gif ,if g vV .VV .QV .f QIXXI 0. , JG' rfb! ' any III '55 I V' I -I o ,, 1 . V 'I zstyvbs sbggjxvlfg . tIw ' ,4 gap, KM ' V M- JS uf fd , A FRESHMA Cl ss f N A-I 5 em qs! N, 1 ,A QQ -J, ,wi ,M A OSL halo JN Y Agni! 0.95 Rf A? ,4 :alt 04 af? 'sk WV rein' I va' Q:.VI '.f.J.'79-f o 0 ,, 9 , n 0 ' I .5 BACK ROW: Janome ilCBy,u5QhI,SYosl'en,,irafl'Cd. gjlnsontfainp, Kooxce. ' teme F MIDDLE ROW: Rm, ilna, Hutsell L.U Imsomvdi' n OSYYSIIOCIK. - 0 IISOII. ,WL lf? f' R: gohmn, Kifcm. FIRAIBQRICXW: Ksehwueuwjgnns, Wiki Kato, Klein, P. Koa 4 1 IMIITZH-R0SSI0'S GRXSYIDXIIIM, 9,9 D :N is ' I H I Jake, I ,O ' -S mv' 4 'SK CARE of-741,f' 'Va' gp 'f IL' ' ' A BACK ROW: Mathes, Laswell, Lang, Levingsfone, Long, Ma'Ycietti,gL45I6o:l, Lucca. MIDDLE in' L5 ROW: Mazzola, Leffler, Langreder, Lucas, Massa, Manwari Ivliniger, Martin. FRONT ROW: Lepp, Kropp, Landwehr, Matteo, Magnelti, Leezy, Manmld, Machinsky. MISS HOFFART'S GROU P TA' I 5 J' nc. W, jeg , I A' ' 15890 f M 'nil-bf I x C 4 .' ' vw wht' fu 0165: -4-M-Ab 93 x. 45, , 'Qi-P fwxtik OU -2 wiki BACK ROW: Norbury, Mumper, Mclnfosh, McMillin, Metzger, Niedringhaus, Milulaif, McManus, Miller. MIDDLE ROW: McGee, J. Meadows, Meier, Mordis, Melville, Mormon, Melville, B. Meadows. FRONT ROW: Mites, Moore, W. Meadows, J. Meni, M. Meni, Mills, McGregor, McChrislian, McCormick. MR. FLETCHER'S GROUP BACK ROW: T. Paul, R. Pelo, C. Pelo, E. Petroski, Pfaff, J. Piesbergen, Pense, Osborn. MIDDLE ROW: Perotti, J. Piesbergen, D. Nunnery, N. Paul, Perucca, T. Pacewic, J. Powell. FRONT ROW: Propst, Podesta, O'Hare, G. Powell, Oesh-eich, Overholt, 0'Monundro, Perigen. MISS CUNNlNGHAM'S GROUP CLASS 0F 'lil Page 73 Page 74 FRESHMAN CLASS BACK ROW: D. Roberson, Rorie, Rothenberg, Redman, Ranck, Sams, Ramatawski, Richards. MIDDLE ROW: Quatto, Riley, Rising, Quest, J. Roberson, Rhodes. FRONT ROW: Raethe- meier, Roseboom, Rockwell, Roach, Rader, Ricker, Raymond, Rensing, Pruiett. MISS H lATT'S GROUP . f --.JL sl ,Q Lv BACK ROW: Simpsbll, Sill Sclluerbaum, R. Smith, Seward, T. Smith, Snider, Staley, Sperino. MIDDLE ROW: Specht, Schneedle, Sonnenberg, Shimmin, Stabile, Smiley, Sinskey. FRONT ROW: Schultz, Schuck, Seward, Spalding, Self, Silvey, Schiller, Shea. MRS. BEST'S GROUP CLASS 0F 'lil BACK ROW: Steffen, Szakacsi, Vaughn, Wagner, Stennett, StePP, Urban, Uhles, Vatava. MIDDLE ROW: Vandaveer, Swearingen, Sykes, Temple, Steinwagner, Uhring, Stern, Thiel. FRONT ROW: Tennant, Struense, Valenti, Taake, Van Dyke, Stewart, Tidwell, Toussaint, Tamburo. MRS. PHILLIP'S GROUP ee! S wif flats -W- White, Wilson, Wille, Wasilewski, Younger, J. Williams. BACK ROW: Wicker, Zentz, MIDDLE ROW: E. Widemen, Wells, Wydra, Whiteside, Winner, Wideman, Webb. FRONT ROW: S. Williams, Westlake, Weeden, Wilbur, Miss Sloan, Zid, Young, Zavaglia, White. MISS SLOAN'S GROUP .pr'..r' X ,he . .a ,Q limi ' . E N K if , A, 4, , Page 75 1 cilv x Karl, Sue, Virginia, Tiddles Karl Kelley President Diana Adams Vice President Virginia Gonzales Secretary Sue Hood Treasurer P090 73 President and Sponsor nf J, i mf H 52 ing nf' ff X ' I X ...i -X f Xxx! 4 Wi . ,N nn, X11 I s r in fn L . 4, J' r, x THE STUDENT lIllUNlIll This year has been a good year for the Student Council. Early in the fall they sponsored a wonderful Homecoming which included many original ideas. At the beginning of winter their secretary was elected to the office of District Secretary. Throughour the rest of the year they sponsored several events which were very interesting to everyone. All of this, under the leadership of Karl Kelley, adds up to a year of achievement and fun for all members. BACK ROW: Carpenter, Martin, Ahring, Rothenberg, Haskell, Piesbergen, Vonnahme. FOURTH ROW: Shea, Drenkhohn, Martin, Norbury, Chemotti, Esko, Goin, Neubauer, Kelley. THIRD ROW: Tibbals, Rothenberg, Vanbyke, Price, McNurney, Kosten, Bosetto, Gillespie, Amman, White, Evons,.Delaney. SECOND ROW: Hood, Marco, Karvelot, Anderson, Burcham, Zarnpogno, Cook, Fletcher, Owens, Malwntz. FRONT ROW. Monroe, Hes lop, Schelling, Rednour, Smith, Mr. Koelling, Stull, Wrigley, Hooks. Mrs. Wilma Skaggs Sponsor Judy Wecker President Mary Lee Jokerst Vice President '19 ,-my - 'X l Kathy Gauen Secretary Judy Drost Treasurer Judv Smith Chaplain Judy, Kathy, Mrs. Skaggs, Barbara, Judy XY: 'I sz GIRLS' HI-TRI The Hi-Tri organization is a club which any girl may join. It teaches the true values of friendship to every one of its members. Each girl works for the welfare of many organizations in the community and the money which is made from the projects is do- nated to charity. Each one of the members strives to do her share of che work and to uphold the high standards of service Hi-Tri has always had. ..:3,,,,:ax ' ' i--'APE-dpi It . .:-Win 7' fnK?QbxQQL f of 1 'A Na X X: im c i i F R X l, ln V' N25 .xx X A' iv:-fr! ff-47 if BACK ROW: Ammon, Mites, Covicchi, Rothemeier, Preloger Neathery, Klobuchar, Whiteside, Holmes, DeVare. MIDDLE ROW: Blumberg, O'Mohundro, Schlonot, Rothenberg, Machrn sky, Quinlan, Grimm, Zohrndt, Maurer, Barton, Monroe Hodges, Esicor, Scohy. FRONT ROW: Taake, Moore, Curto Heslop, Drost, Mrs. Skaggs, Wecker, Gauen, Smith, Jokerst. U! ., sq s 5, eiiJ?f?f Ge 'H iw X fi BACK ROW: Hinsan, MacDonald, Tomasi, Burcham, Wilds, Phillips, Fults, Chaput, C. Choput, Mites, Gremard, Grolle, Cole, Meni, Westlake, Christ, Lucas, Bauchens, Dearden. THIRD ROW: Wrigley, Done, Cusanelli, Tamburo, Cretin, Perigen, Burns, Hale, Parkinson, Hall, Haines, Jacobs, Paul, Jordan, Overholt, Patterson, Rosales, Lucas, Renz. SECOND ROW: Pitts, Zamarione, Uhring, Doyle, Roach, Valline, Tripp, Diaz, Mrs. Adamson, Burcham, Martin, Baker, Butcher, Maiesky. FRONT ROW: Mortensen, Riley, Catalpa, McManus, Fowler, Stein, Davinroy, Butcher, O'Connor, Holtgreve, White. YN 'x .iv Sanford, Gail, David !'9i vm. , Y ' .if'xr,i,,ii.- , - - ., . ,V ,,, 4 .I A,.i!.q.g:, .wx , L11 XF N-1 K .ff A img 3'1 .6 -,. fle,f'ew-'f f is i e ci 15915 , VY a i 5 N ' bf ge. . up , Y i The Spanish Club is affiliated with the Iuihois i Pan-American Lea e. Its aim is to intensif each 1 4 SU Y Y L students interest in the S anish lan ua e. Because P 8 8 4 its members believe 'tis the season to be merry, g , they have initiated the Spanish Club Banquet at Christmas time. From its small beginning this or- ganization has grown into one of the busiest, big- Q. gest clubs in the entire school. To terminate an ac- .tive season, they plan a chili supper and their spring picnic. P Mrs. Velma Sponsor Dennis Diaz President Adamson Sanford Martin Vice President Gail Burcham Secretary David Uhring Treasurer fffifff f i 'f. . . Y' ...dl ' ,EEA 9 H Nl all 'V Exif X I d L ., I , 4 .- in A x '-v -a.-44., . W Kr Missy 5 A .fa V it if BACK ROW: Weeks, Ley, Arth, Larbey, Botldn, Pahlmam, Kalbfleisclu, Savage. THIRD ROW: Dellarnano,Alt- llardt, Barnett, I-laefner, Reynolds, Dour, Tarrant, Turnbull, Kerwin, Franklin, LaFuria, Evans. SECOND ROW: Fournie, Ellis, Wendler, Horn, Polecek, Tennant, Pace, Robbins, Eppersan, Althardt, Picclrioldi. FRONT ROW: Barnhart, Geaschel, Barton, Sclluck, Mr. DeCharia, Mr. Larsen, Girnt, Ruder, Hurst, Jackson. Mr. DeClliaro, Mr. Larsen Sponsors Bob Dour President Bob Geaschel Vice President Crawford Wendler Treasurer Norman Barnett Secretary Jim Robbins Reporter ln, Norman, Crawford, Bob, Bob, John QQ' fi , . fi X Z1 X5-LIP' if .4 ,X jg' ... ff M., The Vocational Shop Club was organized for the purpose of helping the boys who are especially skilled in this field. It also strives to inspire them to use the skills learned in class to make a living. Some' of the activities of the club this year consisted of selling candy and attending a party held at the home of Mr. DeChiara. The club has grown and advanced steadily since it was incorporated in our school's extra-curricular program four years ago. V00 ll0 Al SHUI' Cl B 4 by BACK ROW: Cunningham, Horn, Kolling, Hain, Barnish, Mortensen, Moore, Patterson, Knapp. FRONT ROW Tegtmeier, Stull, Clayton, Foley, Mr. Lombird, TriPP, Sehuette, Uhring. Mr. Larnbird J Sponlsor V AX ack C oyton - President X556 I ' Jack Tripp Hi 5' Vice President 9 ,. N l ' Bob Schuette K A nat, - tx Secretory-Treasurer x I, K. ,,.f-ff? V Q if Bob, Jock, and Jock X N w x WLC Rain or shine, snow or sleet, or just plain old hot weather, the members of the Projection Club can always be depended upon. The club's membership consists of about fourteen males plus two feminine additions. Although it is not the most social club in Collinsville High School, these wizards of winding up unwound film are always ready and willing to give up their free time and study periods to aid in our visual education from the word ro1l'ern. PROJElIlI0 Cl B omni RULE IR FFICCL B In an effort to correct the present misconception of teen-age drivers, the Golden Rule Traffic Club was begun at CHS this year. To prove that the majority W of today's teen-agers are safe, capable drivers, they inaugurated the Driver of the Month and Driver i of the Year awards. One student is selected for the T first award each month and then the Driver of the Year is chosen from them at the end of the year. They arrange parking for those students who drive to school. In Q? Mr. Paul, Sandye, Kay 'J n 4 ,- Hg i , ii. . :iz 43, IW? ,7 I ' . I I f John Ricker if' Q in '- President :I-' , ' N ii, ' my , fy . Kay Redmon QQ c ,', ' It X Vice-President ' ' lv, 't i ' M V , -'-4 '- Sandye Bloomquist J. 7 7 h K i f flf Secretary BACK ROW: Sharp, Bauer, Tucker, Diaz, Patterson. THIRD ROW: B. Nico, Dehn, Rubin, Taylor, Taake. SECOND ROW: Willoughby, J. Nico, Jonas, Price. FIRST ROW: Redman Anderson, Bloomquisf, Adams, Mr. Paul. 3 Rfk The almost endless jobs of stamping and 4 shelving books, sorting magazines, and help- ing the teachers and students of CHS find the books they want, need, and like are a few of the numerous duties performed by the girls who willingly participate in the various services rendered by the Library Club. These girls unselfishly sacrifice their study periods and free time in order to help their fellow students gain the knowledge needed in the pursuit of education. r nf' if: ' T' fvif 'l '33E i.,,ll1l' ll '-i'sa,g l 'eg 'fgj' ,, , dr l Anna Mae, Joy, Miss Eckart, Helen, Rita xl O Miss Eckarl' Helen Renfroe Joy Schelling Anna Mae Mawry Rita Schwieder Sponsor President Vice President Secretary Treasurer BACK ROW: Wallace, Bilyeu, Stabile, Mueller, Thompson, Brooks, Johnson. SECOND ROW: Wilbur, Goin, Joachimsthaler, Kosten, Johns, Perigen, Van Dyke. FRONT ROW: Heslop, Bollinger, Mowry, Schelling, Miss Eckart, Renfroe, Schwieder, Gillespey, Jokerst, George. .gf 'HY' Tony, Gloria, Miss Linder, Judy, Ben Allll Al H0 0R Sllllllfll Page 86 Miss Linder Sponsor Tony Sinskey President Ben Urban Vice President Gloria Staley Secretary Judy Wecker Treasurer BACK ROW: Kelley, Urban, Sinskey, Wilhoit, Store, Kelley FRONT ROW: Weeker, Staley, Sanders, Hanks, Anderson Gioszelmann, Fletcher. To become a member of the National Honor So- ciety is perhaps the greatest honor in high school. It is an honorary society made up of those who, throughout their years in high school, have upheld a high scholastic record, shown evidence of their leadership, and contributed in service. However, only ten per cent of the senior class and five per cent of the junior class are selected for membership by a faculty-student committee. NATIONAL HONORQ ,SOCIETY 5, I Z.. 5, 4 2 11' 6 5 I ' S S, L6 -9 MU ALPH Mu Alpha Theta, an organization formed only last year, has already made quite a name for itself here at CHS. It is an accomplishment to belong, as there are several requirements. To be eligible, a student must be in at least his third year of mathematics and is required to maintain a B average in each subject. Of the many club projects, the best known is the newly-established tutoring service for students who are having difficulties in mathematics classes. TH ,l . Aileen ...J 'lg J 3 , I 'ffl' C' C C Z ' ---- ' M4 J Tony, Miss Crowley, Ben if Ui. Burl' Bnsola V President G-ill 6 I C I-- 0 . , 1 In Tony Smskey l- Vice-President ,4'lflc'c'f L? Be., urban 1 WL lt Secretary-Treasurer f L' Ernie Wilhoit Pnrlinmentarian Miss Crowley Sponsor BACK ROW: Basola, Sinskey, Wilhoit, Urban, Stere. FRONT ROW: Perry, Lucas, Kelley, Anderson, Miss Crowley, Gieszelmnnn, Kelly, Deason, Verneuil. X N' Mr. DeChaira Sponsor Harold Hickman President Carole Mills Vice President Sharon Smith Secretary Kay Rednour Treasurer ,... -ni , 's P cf, c li MERA Cl B ,s -e Kay, Sharon, Carol, Harold .. Ali. T ,ig lllllllllgli' is , X The Camera Club does an excellent job in teach- ing the inexperienced the technical art of photog- raphy. With a new darkroom, just installed last year, the instruction has been made much more profitable and a lot easier. One of the main activi- ties of the club during football and basketball seasons is the selling of photographs of the two teamsf These shutter bugs also encourage photographic pursuits made by various especially talented members. BACK ROW: Kueker, Hickman, Kitchen, Rees, Knapp, Beard, Ramsey, Hampton, Leffler, Kittstein, Holtgreve, Burns, Staley, Ahring, Stull, Reece, Campbell. FRONT ROW: Foley, Simon- son, Rednour, Smith, Mr. DeChiora, Christ, Killian, Mills, John- son, Dennington. N ,,,,....-..- V .. .u ,,,.,....u ,.., ...M V---.- EN ' H I Z 11, i' , -' , , if-113,-li -,L 'E V Gremard Warren Hoskins Carr Ogle Wrigley Wedemeyer Wlllmore ROW Meadows, Bennett, Landwehr, McChristian, Pritchett, Lacondro, a . I . I I . I I I I nner Sllvey, Vlvod, Menu, DeLaney, Menu. SECOND ROW: Meadows, Long, Bodine, Warren, Malwitz, Nord, Stephens, Steinwagner, Quinlan, Jacobs Wi ' ' . s Hargrave, Gereave, Roach, Purlee, Renfroe, Blass, Jost, Gerz Goss, w . Hubble, Hubble, Hayes. The athletically - minded girls who belong to the G.A.A. learn good sportsmanship, become skilled in various sports, and just have a good time all the time! During the fall they organize their club: spring means attending playclays and in the summer two girls are sent to camp. Without ex- ception, it's'a year full of fun and good times for the mem- bers and the sponsors of the Girls' Athletic Association. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSUCIATIU N ., , is I ly, ff!!! ,-,f -, , 4.1. , ,yfjxlk .fl yy, ,-,f - ' -.t K X 57 V15 V! . nil? A f ,fr 1 I,, K'-:ga E725 .Q -Qi 4,453 ':i5 ' , 'Q , llnams, Toussannt, Schafer, Raymond, Juelfs FRONT ROW: Pruiett, ' BACK ROW: Barbara, Tiddles FRONT ROW: Pat, Helen, Jane Miss Hiatt Jane Juelfs Pat Berta Sponsor President Vice-President Diana Adams Helen Renfrde Secreta ry-Treasu rer Reporter J nf , W ,V 4 T l BACK ROW: Doss, Clayton, Mueller, Norbury, Cook, Stull, Carter, Carlson, Bloomquist, Goetz, Brooks, Knapp, Dorling. THIRD ROW: Johnson, Mifflen, Gunderson, Lamb, Vernueil, Vivod, Perry, Geldboeh, Sherbaum, Mar- tin, Bauchens. SECOND ROW: Bradshaw, MacDonald, Howard, Roberson, Bryant, Girolomo, Revelle, Barn- ett, Rosoles, Graham. FRONT ROW: Girnt, Golightly, Blumberg, Byrkit, Mr. Proffer, Barnish, MacDonald, TriPP. Gregson. Mr. Clifford Proffer Sponsor Gary Graham President Don Carlson Vice President Boyd Carter Secretary and Treasurer Steve Golightly Sergeant-at-Arms Gary, Dan, Boyd, Steve ll V ll X ,v' ll 7' P X I flljll fslj t xc l- V l lt ,li Promoting good sportsmanship and boosting school spirit are two of the most important objectives of the Boys' Cheer Club. Members enjoy proving that organized cheering brings together the volume and resonance that is usually lost in individual rooting. These masculine and booming voices have assisted the efforts of our cheerleaders to bring unison and coordination into the rousing display of school spirit and school pride that is exhibited at all our games. BUYS' CHEER lil B I EPISll0 SUCIIETY fe ' 1 , 1?4m.X ,. rr w gf! wx ' . 1 u i - - - A 4 ,l ' , Q. W .A u l ,R fl, , u I nl X I i 11,1 U, a' Vx' Me... , y Ek I 4' X 5 -. ,ai Fall proved to be a spark of fire for the Latin stu- dents. They sent a delegation to the highly successful State Latin Convention at Alton. The National Con- vention, held at Colorado Springs this summer, also Barham' Monica' Linda' Carol' Charlene welcomed their twelve delegates. Not to be outdone by records of previous years, club members sold un- Linda Orwin Charlotte Sii President Vice-President told quantities of basketball-schedule pencils. judging Came Gfimm M0 5N Mccffcken by the Roman Banquet, it can indeed be said that Treasurer Secretary the Romansi' came, saw, and conquered. Mrs. Koelling Sponsor BACK ROW: Kirsch, Heidenreich, Curto, Gnavi, Mohach,Zamarione, Rigel, Bartsch, Sims, Pearse, Fletcher, Cochran, Revelle, Nigra, Stull. SECOND ROW: Hodges, Geiger, Mikulait, Zalders, Rednour, Boyer, Hodges, Ogle, Neubauer, Blumberg, Koelling, Scheiber, Rice, Mar- shall, Dennington. FRONT ROW: Gunderson, Schelling, Monroe, Sii, Grimm, Orwin, Mrs. Koelling, McCracken, Scohy, Smith, Gauen, Heslop, Laurenti. , .,.,.s , wa. ,, .2 ,,, , . . - 5 k 5 V, N ,V V I . ,V i I I I x l , i,L, Q, 7.l kzllk K 5 my ,, .,.,,, A Vkh: -1 Wzkxl we t 1 In K K :VV .V 6 ' 3121 ir CAFETIERI Sl FF During the past years the students who comprise the cafeteria staff have voluntarily given of their time and energy to assist in the efficient operation of the cafeteria. One of their jobs is to fill the candy, soda, and milk machines. Other tasks are selling food in the snack bar, serving behind the plate- lunch lines, and scraping, spraying, and dry- ing dishes. These hard-working students ought to be commended for their versatility as well as industry in doing these chores. 'E Maxine makes money. BACK ROW: Staley, Spencer, Howard, Bradshaw, Crassno, Mattea. SECOND ROW: Patter- son, Perry, Premare, Mattea, Matteo, Meyers, Meyers, Hoffman. FRONT ROW: Burns, Hawerton, Blass, Mr. Van Haaften, Mrs. Cunningham, Mr. Hale, Dean, Blass, Wells. llIDlENl lllillllf Sl FF During the fall, winter, and spring, the of- fice aides are found busily running errands, answering the telephones, delivering notes, operating the switchboard, and performing many other important, office duties. This worthwhile office work provides a valuable experience which will be of benefit to them in securing future employment. These hard-workingstudents give up their own time to help keep our school running smoothly. They deserve our thanks. Machinist A 7- C i G3 . fa is ' fi'T?j,a ,-. N G' lfkfizllf , ,md , 1, .,.'. '-seg, ,.?,'P?J'-Q, l 1 .-,.:14j,:J' 1 ' ith ' 1f':11:Z,s2 ' r ., ' 'Q-l flL.-j.,,'iiff' -' ' -' N , with W -Y 4. V X A If , BACK ROW: Welle, Simonson, Smith, Parkinson, Taylor, Mnlano, Bauer, Meier, Doran, Bruno. SECOND ROW: Sii, Carpenter, Gale, Gouen, Simpson, Grimm, Hodges, Christ, Zid, Hanratty, Fletcher, Pearse. FRONT ROW: Simmons, Machinsky, Proffer, Price, Maurer, Redman, Burehom, Smiley, Heller, Carvelot. 'uf sf The Future Teachers of America was organized with the objective in mind of giving teaching exi perience to the students in our school who plan tc study for and to enter the teaching profession. In the process of the year they have attended a conven- tion, graded papers, and presided over classes in the absence of the regular teachers. Collinsville High School has a right to be proud of this valuable, highly-instructive organization. FUTURE TIS CHERS ,Xt ill., --li -Tar I Faye, Elizabeth, Donna, Janice ,pf fm ' f X f Miss Frueh ll Sponsor Janice Cook President If Elizabeth Thompson Vice President Marcia Fischer Secretary Donna Giofre Treasurer l - e - 'Wil 'ill Lzmirlillff IA XX! i 'YA l' 'll ,I l u ll .m,jl'.,' 1 . -ttl fi ffl ye Lili ? BACK ROW: Buel, Horn, Zeller, Cook, Diaz, Martin. MIDDLE ROW: Wallace, Giofre, Hancock, Mabry, Koel- ling, Eckhart, Dean, Giezeln-nan, Brown, Koelling. FRONT ROW: Fitts, Thompson, Fults, Bloomquist, Miss Fruoh, Sanders, Weilar, Sli, Hood. Z ,I sl -1 n i i I! l BACK ROW: Hubert, Miller, Gresham, Butcher, Winner, Meni, 'Westlake, Kropp, Har- grove, Lueco, Votava, DuPree. SECOND ROW: Dellamano, Rensing, Valenti, Rader, Evans, Kilna, Ackerman, Ives, Barton, Clayton, Mites, Raymond, Uhring. FRONT ROW: Silvey, Frank, Flath, Grisolano, Miss Bare, Shea, Amman, Perucca, Schiller. R 'ly ' In an endeavor to create more interest in science and in hobbies related to it, Ho'Dea members began a highly successful cam- paign. Numerous spots of interest were visited, parties were planned, and projects were undertaken. During the long winter months ideas were brought to their peak. The St. Louis Science Fair in the spring gave the members a chance to demonstrate the knowledge gained from membership in this interesting and active club. H0'DlEA CLUB Miss Bare Jon Gresham Sponsor President Pat Schiller Helen Hargraves Secretary Vice President Barbara Rensing Treasurer Helen, Barbara, Pat, Pat, Jon, Sharon 'X-of Keith Sehardan James Morrow President Vice President Janice Cook Lorna Dean Sanders Secretary Treasurer Mr. F. C. Kreider U Director BACK ROW: - Sickler, Harper, Morrow, Stere, Tarrant, Schardan, Vancil. FRONT ROW: Buesking, Owens, Sanders, Giezelmann, Cook. l BA D OBOES: Lorna Dean Sanders, Jeannie Atkins. FLUTES: Linda Herold, Ruth Ann Ch Mary Sue Sickler, Marian Elliott, D Buesking, Fay Fults, Susan Ammon, bara Wlmiteside, Barbara Rensing, Schiller, Judy Edwards. CLARINETS: Mary Gresham, M: Dean, Brenda Koelling, Gloria Preli Charles Hinson, Alene Vancil, K Dellamano, Pat Lineberger, Julie Ba Gladys Ann Haddick, Ronald Teni Sharon Valenti, Mary Ruth Meni, K Drenkhahn, Carolee Allen. Those band trips look like funl ALTO CLARINEIS: Marie Giezelm Sharon Esicar. BASS SLARINETS: Janice Cook, Ji Delaney. BASSOONS: Joan Fletcher, Joyce Talbert. ALTO SAXES: Marcia Fischer, Dolores Johnson, Heidenreich, Judy Zamarione, Paula Gereau, Ros: Roach. TENOR SAX: Patricia Ruth, Carol Mills BARITONE SAX: Jim Mikulair. FRENCH HORNS: Carol Jean Chaput, Pat McClas Paula Harger, Lynn Clayton, John Morgan. I ! I E A n run ,afaynmea f . i 1.1 1 n .m.r.a -I 1 . ,. s a . 1..f,a A ORNETS: Keith Schardan, Don Nigra, Barham Koel- ling, Ronnie Alrhardr, Daryl Blumberg, Louis Dupree, jon Gresham, James Cerutri, Duane Haskell, Robert Bloomquisr, Larry Miller. ARITONES: David Srere, George Harper, Margaret Foley, Gordon Butcher, Vernon Bonn. ROMBONES: Charles Fuller, Par Owens, John Boneau, Bob Byrkir, Kenneth Elliott. BASSES: Bob Bauchens, jim Morrow, Jerry Anderson, jim Cook. MARIMBA: Kay Klobuchar, Carol O'Mohundro. TYMPANI: jackie Neathery. CYMBALS: Fay Hartmann. PERCUSSION: David Tarrant, Robert Papier, Neil Heller. 1 Y, . N - - Ann,-. ,V ,. F, f' 4 A' A .NX X , X. ' X 1-. l ,F-ff! F. C. Kreider, Director ,ff N l n , A CHEER LEADERS if Kay Redman Linda Simmons Mary Ann Maurer Page if Pal- Capecchi -rr, Jackie Vallina Roseann Ritz Kahoks are justly proud of the six cornely maidens chosen by student vote from tryouts in assembly. They perform a superb function in keeping the team and tests. Working hand in hand, they maintain good spectators keyed to fever pitch during all athletic con- sportsmanship and fair play at all times. Hats off to these fair Indian maids. 98 Que :L s is , v f x W 'yy V Q 5 3 fi' K ' 9 I I f gxx S x' I , ,I mms' cum: cluneeeeee V i 1. f I . ,f f Reorganized in the fall of 1956, the Girls' Cheer Club has since been striving to obtain its main ob- jective, which is to promote and uphold school and team spirit. Besides having sponsored rousing pep assemblies and numerous projects, ir has especially tried to create a great interest among the student body in less-publicized sports such as track and base- ball. These peppy fans back the Mighty Kahoks 100 per cent through each and every game of each season. Ni? W if as P of f J '7 ix y 7 bmfnvq-f1F f!lll Q1'Y my x Qtr Q fi 9 'Ms' M , it - .,:'e'r ' 4 QA Fr . it It 1' ' 1 Z um ,f .......vf-4 Miss Palmer, Carolyn, Jay Pal, Judy Miss Palmer Sponsor Carolyn Fornero President Joy Pat Baker Vice President Jackie Vollman Secretary Judy Pearse Treasurer tu Bart Basola Gloria Staley Paula Hanks F - -' President Secretary Treasurer D' Miss Meyer Miss Linder ' S? W 1, , Sponsors Gloria, Bart, and Paula -.J , - ' ,iii sf fzf - Pg? f2,'- i9?5 3- , --'J-t3fa'2 '. . . 1.51,--?:3f?5 5 .a - J 7'+'.3,Z2'F'fx!',f. ' J TJZEW' P? 1 f , f K ff I Z Qui! f . A ff! If 751' fl 1 .7 V . lu A n sen l Members of Quill and Scroll, both writers and ar- tists, found themselves involved in many projects this Q year. Community interest was aroused by their week- ly articles which appeared in local papers. Much time and effort was centered on the publication of an en- i core of last year's student-produced literary magazine. This magazine, which contained poems, stories, and illustrations by students, was hailed by teachers and students as a superb idea. l Back Row: Deason, Martin, Basola Front Raw: McNurney, Price, Miss Linder, Hanks, Staley 11. A-.fs ve '1? ':,,.. KAHUKI STAFF 0F I journalistic ability, interest, and a nose for news rank high on the list of likes of the Kahoki. Other goals besides sponsorship of Prep Player nominees, special displays on the bulletin board, and a fine pa- per have been the support of the student leadership program and a renewed interest in journalism. Staff membership teaches one that time, sometimes friend, sometimes foe, is definitely one thing that must be used carefully - especially at deadline time. .- X 'W Marietta, Rosalie, Joy Pat, Arlene, Vernon Sanford, Ronnie, Lanny, Bart. Bart Bosola Editor-in-Chief Arlene Anderson News Editor Joy Pat Baker Editorial Editor Miss Meyer Sponsor BACK ROW: Staley, Schuermann, Klein, Carlson. SIXTH ROW: Haines, Russell. FIFTH ROW: Staley, Pearse, Stull, Fowler, Diaz, Pring. FOURTH ROW: Schlonat, Rothenberg, Geiger, Sanders, Maurer, Verneuil, Wecker, Grate. THIRD ROW: Sparks, Dittrich, Zalders, Simmons, McNurney, Bloomquist. SECOND ROW: Sinskey, Deason, Baker, Proffer, Anderson, Fletcher, Quinlan, Basola. FRONT ROW: Zampogna, Koertge, Martin, Patton. '99 if? SPEECH D T LE T CH RTER MEMBERS QP BACK ROW: Zeller, Hettenhausen, McClure. SECOND ROW: Richardson, Schardun, Spencer, Koertge, Chisfe, Loyer, Klein, Clark. FRONT ROW: Redmon, Proffer, Price, Owens, Sanders, Vancil, Childs, Wood. X , J 'V' ' g g' y Ar ., ' , '- 1 v 1 my , nj -3- , fi E xi ,X Ei? 4. ,E f- L i i: We I I -4 4 d -f 'G-5 , Ex it 1 s J ' Y 1 ' 1 in f .. , ff E , X S X0 xx! X If Miss Schmidt Director SPEECH AND lAlE T B REA MEMBERS This year the old Speech Bureau added the talent sec- tion and thus increased its importance to the school and community. In the past, the bureau took care of the morning bulletin and supplied student speakers for all occasions. However, it now offers talent and programming assistance for school and public presen- tations. Skits, plays, and musical performances featur- ing members of the eight speech classes livened up the school's assemblies. BACK ROW: Patton, Barnett, Hettenhausen, Vancil, Grimm, Sanders, Fletcher, Blake, Ruder, Combs, Clark. THIRD ROW: Childs, Wood,VZeller, McClure, Owens, Quinlan, Sii, Monroe, Hanks, Chiste. SECOND ROW: Spencer, Redmon, Praffer, Price, Grate, Wecker, McNurney, Y-Vallace, Hills. FRONT ROW: Schardan,ZeppetelIa, Richardson, Verneuil, Koertge, Graham, oyet. :JA iv l l BACK ROW: Carpenter, Pring, Giofre, Folline, Gherno, l-leslop, Monroe, Schlonat, Neathery, Klobuchar, Rus- sell, Stepp, Frost, Anderson, Harold, Bowers, Wardrop, Ruderer. THIRD ROW: Faletti, Jokerst, Bosetto, Dunn, Blaylock, Smith, Blumberg, Betti, Hood, Koelling, Marco, Drost, Quinlan, Williams, Rothenberg, Gillespie. SEC- OND ROW: Ammon, Zeppetella, Bohnenstiehl, Weiler, Wells, Storbeck, Berta, Murray, Louth, Mrs. Skaggs, Gresham, Dean, Mabry, Clayton. FRONT ROW: Perry, Diaz, Martin, Buel, Derwelis, Goskill. Mrs. Wilma Skaggs 1 Sponsor Ronnie Buel President Arlene Anderson TQ., ' Vice President , Shari Falline - ' -- Secretary I ' ' ' ii I Shari, Mn. Skaggs, Arlene, Ronnie Q A real asset to the school, the Student Service Club has been in effect at CHS since 1950. Although it is a sort of hall police force, it acts more as a preventive than as a corrective authority. Its members are stationed at various places in the school to help anyone who is lost or needs information and to pre- vent unnecessary noise and confusion in the halls. Since it deals with the public, both student and adult, courtesy is the byword of this organization. UDIE l SERVICE CLUB F TURE BUSINESS LE DERS This year marks the second year since the Collins- ville High School chapter of the F. B. L. A. was or- ganized. Despite its infancy, this club has shown beyond a shadow of a doubt the value of the duties performed by its members. One of the most out- standing of these services was the assistance given in the reorganization of the commercial department at CHS. Members naturally are those who have an interest in the future commercial life of our conti- nent. 51 it MJ F: M' 'ni EIT Sharon, Judy, Carol, Carroll, Gloria Mrs. Healy Sponsor Judy Fulton President Carol Tucker Vice President Carroll Malano Secretary Gloria Staley Treasurer BACK ROW: Patterson, Reece. MIDDLE ROW: Elliot, Noones, Welle, Zahrndt, Self, Wells, Spelver, Nord, Nico, Guadagano, White. FRONT ROW: Reever, Pearson, Molano, Fulton, Staley, Tucker, Balm, Hendricks, Simmons, Miller. . 4, -. f. M I 6M lTU T 'i f 9 is I l 4 if I A MAY Rf xi Nifxf E I' lilly-G 'H 1 lil!! KIRLS' E SEMBLE 1 e featured appearances of the Girls' Ensemble were cer- inly enjoyed by many audiences. Another successful season Fornero, Parnatat, Hills, Balm, Doyles, 'n chalk up approximately twenty-four appearances made sellun' wouue' Tibbds' E s' efore community, church, and civic groups. DVA CED CHUIR is group of very talented individuals has proved beyond oubt, that they are, indeed, worthy of their title. Besides articipating in the Christmas concert, and several assem- lies, from their ranks has come: the director of the annual ariety Showg two students to represent us at summer mus- c campg three of four who attended all-state chorusg and even of the eight members of the Girls' Ensemble. This roup has completed another successful season of furnish- ng our community and school some of the world's most autiful music. FRIESHM CHURUS ese young people have shown their fine musicianship by proving themselves quite talented and capable. Although their accomplishments are not as numerous as those of the Advanced Choir, they have contributed a good deal to school entertainment by presenting their selections in two assemblies, one concert, and the all important Variety Show. For its good work this group certainly deserves a hearty thanks for a job well done. BACK ROW: Pamatat, Warren, Richard- son, Phillips, Killian, Malwitx, Wallace, Cox, Hemingstam, Bahn, Johann, For- nero, Sellars, Haney, Bickel, Blass. THIRD ROW: Rogers, Vivod, Henry, Elbe, Hills, Sims, Wells, Vallina, Powell, Po- metti, Waldrum, Priester, Meyer, Mat- teo, Nickles, Dawson. SECOND ROW: PhIeger,'Mc-Clule, Mabry, Willmore, Tib- bals, Hanks, Sims, Hubble, Wachter, Parsley, Staley, Malinoski. FIRST ROW: Mikulalt, Miller, Ridgeway, Hoskin, Doyle, Phillips, Hom, Pugliese, Curto, Fisher, Cole, Green, Lucas, Temple. Back row: Schultz, Mormon, Haney, Kohl, Jacobs, Ricker, Baker, Evans, Cavicchia, Dunaway. Second row: Pow- ell, Sykes, McChristian, Cattani, Camp- bell, Kato, Seward, Althardt, Koch. First row: Frank, Temple, Flath, Mel- ville, Massa, Propst, Archer, Shuck, Althardt, Killian. Mrs. Gibson Director Pug' '07 Coach Vergil Fletcher Ernie Wilhoit Tony Zeppetello N Sponsor Vice President Treasurer Dennis Bethel Ben Urban Don Phillips President Secretory Sergeant-at-Arms Tony, Ben, Denny BACK ROW: Hodges, Basala, Buehrer, Ruderer, Cooper, Ds Composed entirely of boys who have represented CHS in a fall, winter, or spring sport, the Mono- gram Club is one of the truly exclusive clubs at this school. To become a member a boy must letter in a sport, gain the approval of the coaches, and be chosen by the active members. Some of their ac- tivities include selling programs and license plate tags, taking movies of all games, buying needed equipment, and sponsoring a scholarship fund for athletes. Maehinsky, James, Coffman, Dearden, Phillips, Ellis. THIRD ROW: Reimler, rwelis, Barton, Wilson. SECOND ROW: Jackson, Bauer, Zampogna, Bethel, Greg- lon, Vornueil. FRONT ROW: Dutladvay, Urban, Coach Fletcher, Wilhoit, Zeppetella. E l B a St Q Ernie Wilhoit . 1 A ig Q ,. Y Co-captain-quarterback I , ' 1 '91 ggps ssffs- M1 'VAA , 5 TONY Zeppetellu f ff fs-f i s - 2' n r 'e ,M rg-,Q Y E. QQ---mm '::. 'n ,s- X - ' 'ii :S sw .- A-gg I 1, '- ' -' iii -4' 1 ., N n s 1 , n. 1 - .. --- .1'h Q N: ' '?1'?jk'iig1,' piling. , ' El R 4 L1 iff. 71? 0Q?f N ' H , ,Q -, 'Q X ' ' 5,1, ,. 1 , ,b Q -fb , 1 ,f T-11, 3 :NME ,ui rim i'lYs, X vig: ii s , f Q -A W ' Qi f Z 1 w if milk ' f fm ' 5? Gif' ,Q dn, , Bob DuHodwoy left end fag .Iii .- i5fg:'i'1 Bill Rosales right tackle -7 xv Y. f ilii ' A ' 'QS'-fb: , ' Bull Elhs 1 1 l.,, -5.4.5, right halfbcck -M jf: 125549 , Zgfwat '?w?V?i' 1? rf A W P If TH' 1 s Nw Sz Vg 4 A .A , 'wikffm . fr ail.,-. . ' Q. ' , , i -'P- Al Gregson if ' rm out - right guard --si-E26 +- D , , , .. A 7 u .-,ggi-Q'-25 A :rss H . .Ei . fu. in ,457 Q, Q' - . , , 'ia A mi' s wa, n W W I 2 iff if Vi Y SL H Q '5 1' Wi ? -- ' -f ,1 may xi . 55 -A Q ? ,I 1 :ff W gif yt- 'A W i wk a 'K E 1 . 'Quik' - fs, , g-:Q gf-w w, flztm. T, -I M Y, 5--. .4 Q A V. .1 1 '- E, ff' P' nw 'EK ,,., L 1 MW 04105 'XQ JJ K HOKlAN Si FF Plenty of hard work and meeting all deadlines is the story behind the 1958 Kahokian. The Kahokian staff is comprised of a select group of very capable stu- dents working diligently under 5 qualified sponsors. The Kahokian, which has recorded the activities of CHS for thirty-one years, is proudly presented each year in the spring. It is then that the staff members take considerable pride in viewing the results of their combined efforts throughout the entire year. X- Y. fT Sharon Price Barbara McNurney 8 U- Co-ed itors ff, , 3,3 JOY Pat Baker tvyf:-':?5?-R A' COPY Editor in T 3 B i Dennis Diaz gg? ' in Business Mgr. 'ff' ,, is 11 1 '-v..,'..rL.--, ,-,I x5-.. I, Miss Meyer ' -75 1. Mr. Hale fi Miss Linder Sponsors BACK ROW: Stull, Thilman, Tripp, Clayton. Martin, Pearse, Hanks. SECOND ROW: Tucker Fulton, Machinsky, Fletcher, Wecker, Haines, Fornero, Quinlan, Schlonat, Gauen, Lepp. FRONT ROW: Staley, Meni, Diaz, Price, Miss' Linder, McNurney, Mr. Hale, Baker, Bloomqurst Mowry. 1 . 95. if . Ben Urban tackle .1 - I we '5 1' 5 'B Q Dennis Bethel VAZLA Q righkt end .. , Kflvf-.iiifizv . A, N 5 w F ' I4 1 314 W X 1 x 'W' N2 has E ff sp R - xx 35? NL K. 5 I N, if S Q 5 W my wk? is I is Q gg? f we ,pf W 'Q N X we 'vt x ,431 'P' ff, B' Y f ,gm-4 A In lil? 35+ IK- R , -.: W . ,er 7 4 - , , 1 f W M , Q , fwlk., 'fe M'-wi riwzff- NX: me ,M f, ' 'f Jaw. ., ref- rg - we-gl gfr-:imp A-2 Q X' :E 12 -fk- my we sij in A 1 f- was V-. fyiifga SM.. Q 1 5? A sk me X, -- L -gm -Q, X' R QL? an 5 Q1 kiwi f ,.- 4 is ,WQJQ Q 54' 'Gig' tgp, mx E QE id L Ji i fm Q 3 X L ..x, M A, , .. N . X91 AWK 3 Y f fi, E . S XL-f 7 51 ,-M ff? fi ., . :Sf J Fred Richardson right end ? Q' f 4 ' l g' iv as r 'fi' ,g , LW J 1 H 5-'R gin R, Q ,,,. af 2 ,-A S 932' . fz,g 1 Bob Geaschel ,,,,rr tackle A I f , L. was V' W B ' -1 Q, gag - 9 if i 1 QQ. is 'fy . Jw I if sw is . y B A Q fe ar g L ' 'ff Boyd Carter tackle ar' A I Vlx- Don Phillips Q Q halfback A A- . 6, -Qn' Sis' e er f? Gkzg - ' f i' ,- wi- sfhfi' , kb-fr, .-, Aw.-,5- 31 . qQ,k..,s,:55,, F pep-5 .... 5 .. A ,. x., -QRQYXQ' X . M .. ,. g i Nz Ar Y. , ,m ., ,em.... , gang 1 we N A Q 13- 1 cf fn 1 4 S is 5 'Q ,,. 1 Q if ig TB.. ' XE T I Hn ,E . fs Q ' Qin 5 , 2 '15, , ,W f 1 4 Q Q R fi gf 'H ? -,2Qf5i:igwEZ?g,f,.Qj3 'iffi 3 ' ' ii . W, -gf' W - 1 'jk . me B. Q X A Mak., gym. X,,,,fie.. L,,, .mme W zwwhrx . Wafer K Ii 23 1' fi K WMF QM. 1225. RM w.w..ee-Q ii 'A - X ,Q is M ,j1s,yw.m,g2 .wifes : wafw, :is fi 1 LW-fm wma Q 'Q Xe Q 4121515 xv: we Q H Q, in PQQJQ imriqija, imiwfmi eS13?5e35fi3?ffS3ieMW.s4,if5imsm?Qa,LswsriQWQSAQSQMS gk Q Q A gs K Ha 4 gh , jig, 5 mg KW Q 2 r Outlining the football strategems was Varsity Coach Fletcher, assisted by Coaches Weber, Swaby, and Davis- son. Largely responsible for the smooth offense and stone-wall defense of the Kahoks were the patience, time. and knowledge contributed by these men. F00lB ll ME TURS A D MANAGERS Much time, all season was given by the managers, Tom DuHadway, Carl Reimler, Tim Sinskey, and David Rothenberg to increase the efficiency of fielding a football squad. The man- agers handled equipment and gen- erally assisted the coaches in their thousand and one daily details. Managers DuHadway, Sinskey, Reimler, Rothenberg BACK ROW: Darling, Cooper, Helmich, Vonnahme, Zamarione, Dueser, Richardson. 'SEC- OND ROW: Coach Weber, Coach Fletcher, Savage, Geaschel, Riley, Jackson, Renz, Marshall, Derwelis, Carter, James, O'DonneII, Phillips, Coach Swaby, Coach Davisson. FRONT ROW: Ackerman, lssacs, Ellis, Zeppetella, DuHadway, Urban, Rosales, Dalton, Gregson, Jamison, Bethel, Wilhoit, Noel, Mochinsky, Buehrer. VERS lIlE VARSITY VANGUARD Time: 1957. Season: Fall. Although hampered early by Mr. Flu, the Kahoks stubbornly marched to an undefeated season. Kahok field- general Ernie Wilhoit guided the team, expertly calling plays and spiralling an occasional pass. Halfback Wild Bill Ellis raced through oppos- ing lines for much yardage. Tony Zepetella was consistent, hitting his peak against Madison with a four TD's. End positions were held by depend- able Dennis Bethel and Bob DuHadway. Al Gregson and Bill Rosales provided much of the fight in the Kahok defense. Besides being a fine tackle, Ben Urban kicked many P.A.T.'s. Half- back Don Phillips, tackles Boyd Carter and Bob Geaschel, and end Fred Richardson were im- portant reserves. Page ll5 N x M If, ng Ill- F T f. R, WK ' : I 41 N4 I 5 -I Y K N . gl' K Y 'l' V r , x ' .H , ' 4 f ulzw ' ,ie .. lu., F -'ixx ' 2 ,i' , 'YQ . 'ii-H 'S+' 5 m is' ' 9 'V , I i -2 Q I .fl ar' , 0-T, 1 t . V 'Z 5 b Az .I Z?- '5'-, ' Q K Wgff-i ' 3,7 M . 5 X 'fgf f-f.Qe ,. .F E kr? ' ' K . X ,..' . , 1, W 's ff: ,V , gr, , y Ury 1 LQ 7 ,- , ,M-,xx , N . . Z ,. . 5 5:55 , W.L- , 'v,x K ' '10 , JI Q1 ' A if fl sig , .ak 1 P . a, xi, 4 xx Q f 54,12 WSW 53, 40 gg 7 45 QT' E fe 52542 652123 wif' 1 R1 i ? ' - ,Q an x . If fb f Q Q2 'T' Q A Q L l' if 0 N' 5. l . ' f S ' 16 1 , X .k .A- - . . , 4. K, K I . A Ve . vw..-,. - -- - ,7W- -.-. -.. -.-..- V- -..-... ... .....-..- -....-.rw .vL.4w1rd.-...LA-W wg-u.4ayw ga-q-.14 gggn-r-gmw CAGE ST RS Ernie Wilhoit, senior cagernan and captain of the team, took charge as the Kahok playmaker and great re- bounder. Scoring, rebounding, and dribbling are only a few abilities which he excels in. Ernie had a superb assist record also. 'i?1'fr1fru'3r'ffr'1fr Bart Basola, leading scorer on the Kahoks, averaged around 20 points per game. This was near the top in the conference. He is an accurate shooter, either out court or under the basket. Bart was also good on defense. KAHUK CAGE SEASON I957-58 - Couch Fletcher, Couch Weber t V STUDENT MANAGERS Although they do not score the points for the team, these boys play an important roll in the success of the team. Sacrificing countless hours of their time to help the coaches and the team, they keep all the equipment in proper condition which is of great importance for a good season. For the great job these boys are eligible, and deserve a letter which gives them the right to join the Monogram Club. Con- sidering all the hard labor these boys put in their job, they are worthy of much more credit. Page 120 V , A l it . V - . . -tres ' ' 4 3'iN'f' im i 'P - elim gs. Y . x., wi, ,,-- 1 J sera: B SKETB ll C0 CHES The magnificent success of the Kahoks this season was achieved by the hard work and Wizardry of our two basketball coaches, Fletcher and Weber. Early in the season the chances of the defending champions of the Southwestern Conference were dubious. How- ever, determined upon a winning year, they led the team to an undefeated conference title. Their fine work deserves much praise. Tim Sinskey, Carl Reimler, David Rothenberg . I I T . R. P V RSITY50UAIJ1957-58 Outstanding would best describe the Kahoks this season. Playing an alert game against all competition, they were rated near the top in the state. In addition to being rated high in the state they retained the Southwestern Conference championship playing un- defeated. Ernie Wilhoit and Bart Basola represented the senior class. Ernie was the playmaker and captain of the team. Bart led the Kahok scoring output. Lonnie Wilson, Terry Dearden, and jim Nishwitz complete arerrific quintetiw 5,9 'I 5 1 in 1: 1 . ' Vp . K, , ' , 'Q-' ' . . nf x fi' X . -X, Pi, V 11 .Q i Q-.Q ,gi- :vQsl.lcQ .gig .weft tH'xQ.'ii- 2 55, . X 5, xv-1,,x Y., H V at -- 1 ws or as Jw-f. i f -- ,iw ra. ' 'iii' X vs? .EN pi fy QQ? 'X K Y. mfs: fir- ,,.i , . ' X f,, r, '. l. Q1 i E. S ?x,ifki'- ilawbxfi t ilfijiwib ,rr xiii KEWQFTM , - ': - . .- I . 'NY ...Ta li 1 'E V i3'.5Q Th-ii, W '.'gi,TLi -1115, nf. ilaxiiiaiifif' S-15.55-kv-iQY!SS - l ,f -'.xjb.p- i,. ,L fx Q rg 1 k 1 ' l'-ibgfii he i'ziFej -.jf79..'jf7f'i-y 1f3g,n:tszZise1-lflitsixcics To Q L, i- k IT if Ok N . vi -Nxwifr ii Rpm- - 1 1, ,, ,sr V. .p , -K-.511 J 1 figi'gqTTf11+ flfoaga- ljg s- flew -'Qxf ia.i.,n1...-4 fw1'+ i7'fxiJ'Nf 'i'- .,xfe21:f+ is Y. u if v - qv , . fy ' 4? It av, 1 . .41 1 ',-,B ,Ji Eg, ,,,. K 1 Bock row: Coach Weber, Buehrer, Redman, Sinskey, Hel- mich, Jamison, Coach Fletcher. Front row: Nishwitz, Deorden, Bosolo, Wilhoit, Wilson, Dolzodelli, Keel. -.fu Q fifafiolf 1' Q Rirsccfst: Continue-:E Hof! 7 if , ? f'- 3 I hrfeissmfii :Earl Frudiy, Fehzuary 28. TQE Golden Silo? , il 3' Hail Hia' lit si-we iz-1' me '-Flair 'S'1xmez's of Lim- :mq1in,v1nl5 1 'f ' 'A K 13 rw- 1 11:1 Ev iii iwixixlr, K ' ' ' Viv- : ' X 1. '11 , .ii-Q1 ' 'shi .Q ' - -' 3, 'U' 1 :iliu ' i f e ,i 'ei 'nz -'Q--'A' K if xI'Z v - . L ',f..+mi' It' ,pix 3 1 if' i .W-y ' U. 55 x-r'--L1 Heil' 'gill lil MA SQUAD RECURD Collinsville Dupo Collinsville Dupo Collinsville Granite City Collinsville Belleville Collinsville Edwardsville Collinsville Assumption Collinsville Madison Collinsville Edwardsville Collinsville Granite City Collinsville Belleville Collinsville Madison row: Coach Weber, Faigle, Birger, Bub, Sfennett Wilson Willie Paul Coach Front row: Frey, Basolo, Arro, Meadows 141 Smiley Jackson j U paula MSA' Cla k Coach Swaby, Basola William H. Swaby Coach CRUSS CHU TRY RUNNERS COLLINSVILLE Woodriver COLLINSVILLE Edwo rdsville- COLLINSVILLE Woodriver COLLINSVILLE Edwardsville COLLINSVILLE Alton COLLINSVILLE Eost Sf. Louis COLLINSVILLE Troy Belleville COLLINSVILLE CONFERENCE THIRD PLACE Qwl BACK ROW: Bauer, Keel, Laulh, Paul, Ahlert, MacDonald, Eckert, Kosle , Piesbergen. SECOND ROW: Yanousek, Thomas, Pense, Thiel, Freeman, Wagner, Elwick, illie, Cochran, Moore, Magnetfi,Nishwitx. FRONT ROW: Coach Swoby, J. Wilson, L. ilson, Hodges, Darden, Vivod, Dill, Jackson, Clark, Basola. li0lFERS--l95li- Coach Mel Paul Deterding, Goskill, Derwelis, Verneuil, Gillespey, Mr.Paul. CO-LLINSVILLE TRlANGU'LAR MEET - SECOND PLACE COLLINSVILLE 3 Belleville 2 'COLLINSVILLE l Alton COLLINSVILVLE l Edwardsville 4 COLLlNSVlLLE l Alton COLLlNSVILLE 5 E. St. Louis O COLLINSVILLE Alton COLLlNSVVlLLE 5 E. St. Louis O CONFERENCE THIRD PLACE V XQS l Q' N , A ..i K 'Af Reoms, Bertoleit, Zampogna, McWhirI'er, Welch, Mr. Paul, Finley, Darling, Fowler, Fiscllei-,i Young. COLLINSVILLE Woodriver COLLINSVILLE l Roxana COLLINSVILLE East St. Louis COLLINSVILLE l Belleville COLLINSVILLE Edwardsville COLLINSVILLE O Granite City COLLINSVILLE Assumption COLLINSVILLE l Edwardsville COLLINSVILLE Granite City COLLINSVILLE O Belleville CCLLINSVILLE East St. Louis COLLINSVILLE 3 Assumption COLLINSVILLE Woodriver Page 126 Walt, Tom, Jim, Greg, Pat, Mae. IS Pl YIERS -4956-57 COLLINSVILLE COLLINSVILLE COLLINSVILLE COLLINSVILLE COLLINSVILLE COLLINSVILLE COLLINSVILLE COLLINSVIIQLE Cl DER-ME - S. W. Conference Relay - Third Place - Triangular Meet - Second Place Granite City-Madison - 61-54 Triangular Meet-First Place East St. Louis-Alton -- 63-48 - Madison - Won - Dupo - 87 213-25 113 Won - Edwardsville -- Won -District Track Meet-First Place 53-27 - S. W. Conference Meet - Second Place - Madison County Meet - Second Place Hank sets the pace l ,, y P . .4 ,afqx .SS in im' Y XP BACK ROW: Nicol, Mueller, Isaacs, Dalton, Keel, Dunohee, Szokacsi. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Swoby, Cossify, Bosola, Zeppetella, Urban, Biggins, James, Buehrer, Mr. Fletcher. FIRST ROW: Jackson, Ellis, Cooper, Noel, Coffman, Ruderer, Hodges. HK .0 ,,.V -K xs... THE BASIEB ll SUUAD -1956-57 V --- Beal' the ball. BACK ROW: Barton, Grizio, Hillier, Smiih, Wilhoit, Wilson, Lindsey, Vonnahme, Couch Davisson. FRONT ROW: DuHodway, Phillips, Vetter, Brooks, Manning, Adamitis, Heiden- reich, Oberto. .At - 1 Y 9 5. Over the fence is out. 1956-57 BASEBALL S0 All RECURD COLLlNSVlLLE Cahokia l COLLINSVILLE Alton 3 COLLINSVILLE Cathedral 2 COLLlNSVlL.LE Granite City 9 COLLINSVILLE Aviston l COLLINSVILLE Lincoln I2 COLLINSVILLE Belleville 2 COLLINSVILLE Cathedral 4 COLLINSVILLE Decatur 3 COLLINSVILLE Granite City O COLLINSVILLE Decatur 2 COLLINSVILLE East St. Louis 4 COLLINSVILLE M0diS0r1 13 COLLI NSVILLE Edwardsville 5 COLLINSVILLE Edwardsville 6 9 FEATURE xW N N f X N f kj 5 V W Miss Sharon Phillips Retiring Qu X CORONAlION 0E THE QUEEN Miss Linda raphy by Rissi Studio ' Football Q N , ,, ' ' -',, W:- 1 wif :Eff 1 1 K .. 2,ii.ff' .nm 1 ., nf is A A 5? Q-1, Page 134 MISS PAULA HANKS Special Maid of Honor ta the Football Queen Egka gjigyw .md ' yi wsu' ,, N' W :Qv N w jg-3:3 ,df -' mf Pago 136 MISS LINDA ORWIN Second Maid of Honor to the Football Queen if gs- K -fffffcgz-i5?'ffigt - -Ie ,,,, ss. 1 , ,li .Hi -1 ae af nt . f x T. E':4l ' J -if 1 iffy? is , ua C' P GB: I it Q F, l ,W -v.. ISL, ia V!-,vQ 1S 5, fsiff' fl? 'Y I:ilI ' . g LL Jeff lb Sharon Price Writing a theme and giving an oral speech were the basic qualifications for selecting Sharon Price to rep- resent CHS in the annual U.N. Pilgrimage for Youth, sponsored by the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs. Other requirements included leadership, honesty, dependa- bility, and in the top third of the class scholastically. Visiting the U.N. was the highlight of the trip. lillllll CITIZENS Paula Hanks As the years pass on and students look back into their high school lives, it is Certain they will remember with great respect Paula Hanks and Bart Basola who were named the Good Citizen girl Bart Bcsolu and boy of 1958. These students were chosen by the senior class and the CHS faculty. The D.A.R. and the S.A.R. are the organizations which sponsor this project. Paula and Bart were chos- en for these outstanding traits: 1. cle- pendabilityg 2. serviceg 3. leadershipg 4. patriotismg 5. courageg and 6. schol- arship. These two students have proved themselves worthy of receiving the Good Citizenship title in all respects. Page 739 1: As you can see, good looks are the bas- is for selection of these eight students. Chosen by their senior classmates, they reign supreme throughout all the school's seasons, because they have been voted the cream of the crop and have won the covetecl place in the sun. Page 140 PlACE I THE SUN :Am 3 Paula Hanks Dennis Bethel Page I Page I F -w. if J 3 V If 42 Ti ' ii ig 55552511 wa fn 1515-I ,, :Ex i Jud Sanford M artin y I-lend ricks Linda Simmons -: -mr. H .mag -4,1 3, mf -, 5 wr 15:2 W' 5 M R , In fo' 0:f:. :Un 4 I 1.0 fwgsc Ernie Wilhoit I I!! ws, O51 M. Page 144 Sharon Zalders ,xxx J rc 9.,. - rg T? S M , K, fy, 52:2 Hsin -ns , Msg A Q 2: , A, - Y. iw, Tony Zeppetellu I -4-' W Cackler and fnend iv? Tv-' W cv ! I If ,f . 1 A 'ft' 4 The Ivy look 9 5 nYWilB 5lv h Escape k ,fs- HE ,i..p,g9. -. , 4 :M I 5:9323 AV ..' What s her line? ff s v 'fs -- in .12-eifiq. 2' sawing? fssgxsgingryw W 9 gg' 4 El, F JMS w. Wake up, Ii I Susie L I I I 1 'K' k mi ' 'fini I ,QV1 A ,.,..,s I -Q f.j':-s. V v. V9 .x , s ,rs I 1.L2-.3.- xr, df! ' , I 5, T ' EQ ,xv x 1 4 c 5, 1525, 'S z xf.fSQ fm x N rl 1 4 . f -5 xx ,R ,.. . I a x'- 'T The eyes have it Who opened the hen-house door? F 'ls-Q aw rn ,A ey ,fu x 2 mfifl sv-gy sz, My +2-4 ws-A ,, .s.,,. A k gli. rv f-wewfwg 51.53 5' Shy Sharon rj A day in the city ls thus LEGAL? 9 5'?'fr5'5n .h .',. -371, Q I 117113 .- f f9'r- f'3'xF.,.eagu'x L' 7 Evnl shall not triumph Our tale's told The End ,. ssfsffigf' 1' I ,Q . X 55 .4-4 in nw-.R 4 ff wg pc Y :ra-b Ht. nr oy PL 5 'i TH' 9? ls thus on the level? l if of - l ,, urlw- Full-time K.P. L .HQ . .4 f-. ' ' l 1 .. .Q2f1'i'f I , Y 'K A A 1? Q ,. Vg. f if V, ' 4 3 -Q 2 5, Upstagmg the upstagers .ef Q' K Q.: AAP E if J fs 3 K Y ,Q if X 1537 Impressarlos Jocose Jim ly The crawlers 1 Say, now! Soooo funny Koertge curl-sues Sa me old run-around Muggers w .A w Pelvus Frcnklm Prof's annual choreography Y Jumor Miss One way to heaven The goofers JE Beauty me u B What, no shoulder pads? uinea-pig Hahn 'L f. ' e Sw-H! ' ani, , nal' ..-is Reveaiing, isn't it? Resting for the Tripp ,MN-W was M . . Q V e. ,XI n Q km' ,8 fa., 'S' n-jf-...L YFXN XXV, Z Q' . 5 .x . 'lv W i W I A ff What form :I 3 5 ,,., '95 L: Do not feed the ammals 'b.........did The iron curtain Baby face Nelson Q 4. A-' r I , V 'K 'A nl . V, 1 . 44 ' ,Af Q--' -- ff . , . fy - PM E 'n s, 'I .Q Bugs Bunny ' T ' WSH' ' .dug V 4 'r ,rl 4 f I efore breakfast 'Q I Q7 'Q x Y' S Q v N3 A posse? J , SJ-S H. ,..,,....-- 'T A :gn . J I I . Gimme a li'l privacy ' That long, last mile 1 s iid I Dimpled dolly 5 V f ei! ' v 4,5 , , .4-' ' , .,. .-' i f Q 3fx'?l- X a . ,I am,,m,aa y wily wanwie I ,S fl ' 4 sf..- Chef Boyardee T All wrought up .. '.ail.1-T'-... .AS L, Unhand her, lad Wald party ls EV-rybody happy? Take us to your leader Rowdnes Such decorum Mrs. Zorro Spare the furniture El Diablo bmw The bauncers Thus IS cheerrrlg . V- i Zi' i e- Eiga Wrong formula? affix 'T' I stan '5 aw: . km? Hobo haven 1 35 I W HLRTEHA ' YL ai, ! 4 9 Q s Varsity hne it 1. 61- lunar ,fa sl. gl H ,Q 4.1 Flrt f. Yf1v'a':- 4 Q ,,.fM5F3QSi.5 1 . ,.. f - 1 1 LEX: -' 5 3 3 K - ,xx 1 Qi , 4 , M T481 X. -1 ,, I I V . My-sw.. I 1,5 Q. A ff 3 ljgsiswu, 5 Sv g A7995 ' ew e A , -X 7' iw T T The artistic tlnsel tossers 1 I Wrstful ,mama if 189 V ? . -'-Q Try the escalator e J Yin 4 A xi -,wx st N as m X 51 X X A 5, 5 yu, 1 is ,a MK, ,T e It , 3 1 '.'-if ,-ki, i , The outfield ,Q xkg' we T T. new ..,g'i3 2. 5- Keen Karl or Kenny 1 Santa s little helpers X 5. Romance Watch those splinters Calamity Jane V Wood splits You're being followed! ACKERMANN, GAIL Hi-Tri I Cheer Club 2,3 Kahoki 2 Chorus I Office 3 Prom Committee 3 Coronation Committee 3 Candlelighter for Coronation 3 F. B. L. A. 4 ADAMS, DIANA Student Council I,2,3,4 Treasurer l,2 Vice President 4 G. A. A. Reporter l,2 President 3 Secretary-Treasurer 4 Student Service 3 Spanish Club 3 ADAMS, RONALD ALTHARDT, AL Band l,2 Shop Club 3,4 Ammon, DAVE Band I,2 Phi Epsilon l,2 Junior Classical League I,2,3,4 Student Service 3,4 ANDERSON, ARLENE Class Executive Board I Home Ec Club I G. A. A. I Service Club 2,3,4 Vice President 4 Spanish Club 2,3 Treasurer 2 Sergeant-at-arms 3 Honor Banquet 2 Kahoki Staff 2,3,4 News Editor 4 Honor Society 3,4 Quill and Scroll 3,4 ANDERSON, LAURA ANDREWS, KENNETH ARTH, DONALD Troy High School I Cross Country 2 Basketball 2 Shop Club 4 BAHN, SHARON Staunton High School I Chorus 2,3,4 Variety Show 2 Music Festival 2,3 A Cappella Choir 3,4 Girl's Ensemble 3,4 F. B. L. A. 3,4 Reporter 4 BAKER, JOY PAT St. Louis Science Fair I Junior Academy of Science I Illinois State Science Fair I Kahokian I,2,3,4 Freshman Editor I Business Staff 2,3 Copy Editor 4 Hi-Tri l,2 Phi Epsilon I,2 Junior Classical League l,2 Class Executive Board l,2 Treasurer I Coronation Committee 3 Kohoki 2,3,4 Feature Editor 3 Editorial Editor 4 Girl's Cheer Club 2,3,4 Vice President 4 Quill and Scroll 3,4 BARBERIS, JOHN BARNETT, NORMAN Shop Club 3,4 Secretary 4 BARTON, BRUCE Cross Country 2 Baseball 2,3,4 Phi Epsilon 2 Junior Classical League 2,3 Football 3 Monogram Club 4 SE lllli BARTON, RICHARD Football I,3 Shop Club 3,4 BASOLA, BART Basketball I,2,3,4 Baseball l,2 Cross Country 2,4 Football I Track 3, 4 Kahoki Staff I,2,3,4 Sports Editor 3 Editor-in-chief 4 Quill and Scroll 3,4 President 4 Mu Aloha Theta 3,4 President 3,4 Monogram Club 3,4 Phi Epsilon I,2 Junior Classical League I,2,3,4 BAUER, JACQUELYN BENNETT, JIM Homecoming Float 4 BETHEL, DENNIS Class Executive Board l,2 President 2 Football I,2,3,4 Basketball I,2,3,4 Monogram Club 3,4 Presid ent 4 Prom Committee 3 BISHOP, CHARLOTTE Hi-Tri I Cheer Club 2,3 G. A. A. 2,3 BLAKE, JULIE Higginsville High School I,2,3 BLASS, NANCY BLOOMQUIST, SANDYE Dramatic Arts Club I Hi-Tri l,2 Student Council 2,3,4 Kahokian Staff 4 Feature Editor 4 Kahoki Staff 4 Golden Rule Traffic Club 4 Secretary 4 Class Executive Council 2 Phi Epsilon 2,3 F. T. A. 4 Girl's Cheer Club 2 Junior Classical League 2,3 BOEI-IM, GLORIA Girl's Cheer Club I Office Staff 4 BORLAND, JERRY BRECKENRIDGE, BARBARA Student Service Club I F. T. A. I,2,3 Student Council 2,3,4 Spanish Club 2,3 BROOKS, DARCY Student Service Club l,2 Girls' Athletic Association I,2 Executive Board I Latin Club 2 Library Club 4 BROWN, JEAN Camera Club I Band I Student Council I Latin Club l,2 Cheer Club I,2,3,4 Coronation Committee 3 Kdhoki Staff 3,4 BRUNO, FRANCES Latin Club I,2 Cheer Club I,3 Hi-Tri I Kohoki Staff 2 Office Staff 3,4 Math Club 3 Coronation Committee 3 St. Louis Science Fair I Second Place CIIVIIY Rlflllllill BUEL, RONNIE Ho'Dea Club l Football I Track Manager I St. Louis Science Fair I First Place Spanish Club 3 Boys' State 3 Carbondale Science Fair I First Place Prom Committee 3 Coronation Committee 3 Master of Ceremonies Class Council I,2,3,4 President I,3,4 Vice President 2 Student Service Club 2,3,4 President 3,4 F. T. A. 4 Publications Board 3,4 Honor Banquet I,3 Student Leadership Program BU ESKING, DONNA Band I,2,3,4 BUSI-IONG, PHYLLIS Venice High School I,2 Chorus 3 Cheer Club 4 CARLSON, DON Ho'Dea Club I Football I Junior Classical League l,2 Boys' State 3 Boys' Cheer Club 3,4 Vice President 4 Kahoki Staff 4 CARPENTER, TOM Ho'Dea Club I Latin Club I,2 Junior Classical League l,2 Student Council 2,3,4 Proiection Club l,2 Student Service Club 3,4 Coronation Committee 3 Pram Committee 3 CARRIL, JOE Football l,2 CARTER, BOYD Band l,2 Latin Club I Junior Classical League I Camera Club I,3 BavS' Cheer Club 3,4 Secretary and Treasurer 4 Vocational Shoo Club 3 Football 4 CARVELOT. WILLIAM Spanish Club 4 Student Service 2 CHERRY, MICKEY G. A. A. I Girl's Cheer Club I CHILDS, ANDREA Speech and Talent Bureau CHISTE, BILL Camera Club I Spanish Club 2,3 Coronation Committee 3 Prom Committee 3 Speech Bureau 3,4 CICIRELLO, DAVE CLARK, RONALD Latin Club l,2 S h B 3 4 peec ureau , Football 1,2 Tennis 4 CLARK, THOMAS Ho'Dea Club l,2 Cross Country 2,3,4 Monogram Club 3 COLE, SONIA Mixed Choir l,2 Variety Show I,2,3,4 Festival I,2,3,4 COMBS, JANE G. A. A. I I-li-Tri I Sophomore Executive Board Treasurer Girl's Cheer Club 4 CONWAY, JACKIE G. A. A. l,2 Girls' Cheer Club 2,4 COOK, JANICE Hi-Tri I G. A. A. I Girls' Cheer Club 2 Band I,2,3,4 Treasurer 4 Maiorette 3,4 County Band 2,3,4 F. T. A. 3,4 President 4 Student Council 4 CREPPS, DON Student Service Club I Football I,2 CROSSNO, BECKY Home Ec Club I Band I,2 DAWLEY, HAROLD Boys' Cheer Club I,2,3, DEASON, VERNON Latin Club 2,3 Boys' Cheer Club 3 Mu Alpha Theta 3,4 Kahoki Staff 3,4 Sports Editor 4 DEHN, ANNETTE Chorus I Latin Club I,2 DeBOW, WAYNE Ho'Dea Club l,2 . Projection Club I,2,3 Spanish Club 2,3 Dramatics Club I,2,3,4 President 4 Thespian Troupe 3,4 President 4 Shop Club I Kahoki Staff 2,3 Bowling Team 2 DELLAMANO, CLIFF Student Service Club I Football I Vocational Shop Club 3, DELLAMANO, ROBERT Chorus I,2 Cheer Club 3 F. B. L. A. 3,4 Basketball l,2 Cross Country I,2 DeMARlANO. YVONNE Home Ec Club I DIAZ, DENNIS Ho'Dea I Student Service Club l,4 Latin Club l,2 Dramatics Club I Class Executive Board I,3 Vice President 3 Treasurer 4 Boys' Cheer Club 2 Spanish Club 3,4 President 4 Kahokian Staff 3,4 Business Manager 4 Coronation Committee 3 Prom Committee 3 Student Leadership Progri F. T. A. 4 Golden Rule Traffic Club Kahoki Staff 4 Junior Classical League DITTRICH, GENE Kahoki Staff 4 Granite City High I DOSS, BILL DOUR, ROBERT Boys' Cheer Club I Shop Club 3,4 President 4 DuHADWAY, BOB Football I,2,3,4 Basketball I,2,3,4 Golf I Baseball 2,3,4 Monogram Club 2,3,4 DUNN, CAROLE G. A. A. I ECKART, DOT Chorus I Latin Club I,2 Hi-Tri I Office Aid I,2,3 Cheer Club 2 ELLIS, BILL 1 Football l,2,3,4 Basketball I X Track I,2,3 i Monogram Club 3,4 , Shop Club 4 XEMERY, su:ANN EPPERSON, JOHN .Football 3 Shop Club 3,4 FARROW, MARY Springfield High School I San Diego High School 2 F. B. L. A. 3 FERRILL, JERRY Spanish Club 4 FIELDS, CHARLOTTE Hi-Tri I Cneer Club I,2 F. B. L. A. 3 FINLEY, JIM Vandalia High School I Cross Country 2 Tennis 3,4 Monogram Club 3,4 FLETCHER, MARIETTA Hi-Tri I,2 Girls' Cheer Club l,2,3,4 Student Council l,2,3,4 Kahokian 2,3,4 Class Editor 2,3 Point Manager 4 ' Kohoki 3,4 Sports Editor 4 Honor Society 3,4 Speech and Talent Bureau 4 FOLKERTS, RALPH Latin Club I Cross Country I Basketball I Mu Alpha Theta 4 FRANKLIN, NORMAN Football I Chorus 2 Shop Club 4 FULTON, JUDY Hi-Tri I Latin Club I,2 Girls' Cheer Club 2,3 F. B. L. A. 3,4 President 4 Kohokian Staff 4 GALE, BARBARA Hi-Tri I G. A. A. I GEASCHEL, BOB Footoal. i,3,4 Shop Club 3,4 Vice President 3 GEIGER, EMILY Fort Worth, Texas I,2 Latin Club 4 Kahoki Staff 4 GEORGE, JUANITA Bond I,2 Home Ec Club I Library Club 4 GERSTENECKER, RUBY GIESZELMANN, MARIE Granite City High School I Band 2,3,4 All County Band 2,3,4 Honor Society 3,4 Mu Alpha Theta 3,4 F. T. A. 4 GIOFRE. DONNA Ho'Dea I Vice President I Hi-Tri I,2,3 Latin Club 2 F. T. A. 4 Treasurer 4 Student Service 4 GORMAN, MARY HELEN Hi-Tri I Chorus I GRAFE, SANDRA Chorus I Hi-Tri I Girls' Cheer Club 2,3 Spanish Club 2,3 Vice President 2 Honor Banquet 3 Kahoki 2,4 Kahokian Staff 4 Speech and Talent Bureau 4 Office Staff 3,4 Coronation Committee 3 GRAHAM, GARY Ho'Dea I Student Service I Boys' Cheer Club I,3,4 Secretary and Treasurer 3 President 4 Track I,2,3 Football 2 Cross Country 3 Monogram Club 3,4 Band I GREEN, PAT Latin Club I,2 Hi-Tri I,2 Chorus l,2,3,4 GREGSON. ALTON Football l,2,3,4 Track I,2,3 Monogram Club 3,4 Boys' Cheer Club 4 GRIFFITH. RONALD . Shelbyville High School I,2,3 GRISOLANO. PHYLLIS GUADAGANO, KAY Edwardsville High SChool 2,3 Hi-Tri I Latin Club I F. B. L. A. 4 GUNDERSON, LOREN Boys' Cheer Club l,2,3,4 Student Service I Cross Country I Football 2,3 Track I,2 Latin Club 3,4 Coronation Committee 3 Prom Committee 3 HAEFFNER, JACK Shop Club 3,4 HALE, PAT O'Fallon High School I,2 Spanish Club 4 HANEY, RUTH Girls' Glee Club I Girls' Advanced Choir 2,3 Mixed Chorus 4 Variety Show I,2,4 Cafeteria Staff I,2 HANKS, PAULA Chorus l,2,3,4 Latin Club 2 Coronation Committee 3 Prom Committee 3 Kahokian Staff 3,4 Art Editor 4 Honor Society 3,4 Quill and Scroll 4 Treasurer 4 Speech and Talent Bureau 4 Special Maid 4 HARPER, GEORGE St. Henry's Seminary I,2 Band 3,4 HARTMANN, BOB Band I,2,3 Latin Club I,2 Boys' Cheer Club 3 Executive Board I,2 HENDRICKS, JUDY Girls' Cheer Club 2,3 Prom Committee 3 Coronation Committee 3 Hi-Tri I Office Aid 3 Student Service Club 2 F. B. L. A. 4 Class Council 2,3,4 Secretary 2 HENRY, BOB HERREN, KAY Hi-Tri I Chorus I HETTENHAUSEN, MARSHA Dramatics Club I,2,3 Girls' Cheer Club I,2,3 Hi-Tri I,2 Prom Committee 3 Coronation Committee 3 Kahoki 4 Speech and Talent Bureau 4 HICKMAN, HAROLD Camera Club l,2,3,4 Vice President 3 President 4 Baseball 4 HIGHLEY, PAT HILLIER, SHIRLEY HOLEMAN, ALBERT HOWARD, LEROY Latin Club I,2 Projection Club I,3,4 Boys' Cheer Club 3,4 Track 4 ISBILL, BILLIE E. St. Louis High School I,2 JOHNSON, DARLENE CAROL Latin Club I Girls' Cheer Club 2 Library Club 4 Executive Board 3 Student Service 3 JONDRO, JACKIE Chorus I Student Service 2 JUENGER, JIM Student Leadership 4 Speech and Talent Bureau .4 Cross Country I Track I Voice of Democracy Speech First Place 4 KALBFLEISCH, NORMA Chorus I KASSING, JUDY G. A. A. I,2 Girls' Cheer Club I,2,3 Prom Committee 3 Coronation Committee 3 KAVALIUNAS, HELEN Chorus I,2 KELLEY, KARL Ho'Dea Club I Student Council 2,3,4 Honor Society 3.4 Mu Alpha Theta 3,4 Prom Committee 3 Coronation Committee 3 Cross Country I KELLEY, KENNETH Math Club I,2 Cross Country I,2 Mu Alpha Theta 3,4 Honor Society 3,4 Class Executive Board 3,4 KERWIN, RICH Shop Club 4 Football I KILLIAN, JOYCE G. A. A. I.2.3,4 Home Ec Club I,2,3 Chorus l,2,3,4 KLEIN, GARY Ho'Dea Club I Vice President I Boys' Cheer Club 2,3 Speech and Talent Bureau 4 Kohoki 4 Football I Basketball I KLEINE, TOMMY Dupo High School I,2,3 KOCOT, JOE Pioneers Club 2 Spanish Club 3,4 KOERTGE, RONNIE Band I,2 Latin Club I,2 Executive Board 3,4 Speech Burecu 3,4 Vice-President 3 Kahoki Staff 4 KRIETEMEYER, SONJA Girls' Cheer Club I,2,3 . Girls' Chorus I Variety Show I Hi-Tri I Office Aids 3,4 Coronation Committee 3 Prom Committee 3 KURTTI, LAWRENCE LA FURIA, STEWART Vocational Metal Shop 4 LAMB, JERRY Boys' Cheer Club 4 LAMBIRD, BETTY G. A. A. I LASSEN, DELMER Madison High I,2,3 Collinsville High 4 LEISEN, NORMA Hi-Tri I,2 Home Economics I G. A. A. 2 Office Staff 2,3,4 LONG, BOB LOYET, BOB Football I Basketball I Pioneers I Boys' Cheer Club 2 Speech and Talent Bureau 4 LUKAS, BILL Mu Alpha Theta 3,4 Prom Committee 3 McATEER, EDWARD Cleveland High I,2 Chorus 2,3 MeCLURE, SARA LEE Home Economics I Speech and Talent Bureau 4 McCRACKEN, MONICA Springfield High I Girls' Cheer Club 2,4 Hi-Tri 2 Latin Club 2,4 Secretary 4 Coronation Committee 3 McNU RNEY. BARARA Ho'Dea I Hi-Tri I Student Council l,2,3,4 Class Executive Board l,2,3,4 Secretary 3 Vice President 4 Girls' Cheer Club 3 Sophomore Maid 2 Coronation Committee 3 Prom Committee 3 Quill and Scroll 3,4 Speech and Talent Bureau 4 Student Service 2,3 Kahokicin Staff 3,4 Co-Editor 4 Kahoki Staff 3,4 Office Aids 3 I Student Leadership Program 4 Publications Board 4 MACHINSKY, JUDY Dramatics Club I Hi-Tri I Latin Club 2 Junior Classical League 2 Kahokion Staff 3,4 F. B. L. A. 3 Coronation Committee 3 Prom Committee 3 Junior Maid 3 Office Aids 3,4 Girls' Cheer Club 4 MAGIN, MIKE Ho'Dea I Camera Club I,2,3 Spanish Club 3,4 President 3 MAJESKY, LEO MALANO,CAROL MANNING, DAVID Baseball 2,3,4 MARTIN, SANFORD Student Leadership 4 Class Executive Board 3,4 Student Council Alternate 2,3,4 Kahokian Staff 3,4 Kahoki Staff 3,4 Student Service Club 3,4 Spanish Club 3,4 Sec-Treas. 4 Boys' Cheer Club 2 F. T. A. 4 Prom Committee 3 Coronation Committee 3 Cross Country 2,3 MATTEA, JANET Cafeteria Staff l,2,3,4 MAURER, MARY ANN Varsity Cheerleader 2,3,4 Girls' Cheer Club 2,3,4 Hi-Tri I,3,4 Office Staff 3,4 Kahoki 4 Prom Committee 3 Coronation Committee 3 Dramatics Club I MAXWELL, JERRY Pioneers I Baseball l,2,3,4 Cross Country 2,3 Football I MENI, CAROL Hi-Tri l,2,3,4 Spanish Club 3 Latn lu i C b I Girls' Cheer Club I,2,3 Student Service Club 2,3 Office Staff 4 Kahokian Staff 2,3,4 Circulation Manager 4 Junior Achievement 4 Chorus Festival 2 Senior Controlled Study 4 Variety Show I MERZ, JANET Belleville High I Girls' Cheer Club 2,3 Spanish Club 3 Office Staff 4 Student Service Club 3,4 Prom Committee 3 Coronation Committee 3 Hi-Tri 2 MILLER, JEANETTE G. A. A. l,2,3,4 Chorus I,3,4 F. B. L. A. 3,4 Cafeteria Staff 3 MORROW, JAMES Band l,2,3,4 Latin Club 2,3 Kahoki Staff 3 MURPHY, MARGARET Ho'Dea I Speech and Talent Bureau 4 NORRIS, DONNA MYERS, CHARLES NELSON, JERRY Latin Club I Band l.2 F. B. L. A. 3 Student Service Club 3 Boys' Cheer Club 3 Cross Country 3 NICO, BARBARA Hi-Tri I Spanish Club 23 Secretary 2 Vice President 3 Honor Banquet 2 Executive Board 3,4 Secretary 4 Coronation Committee 3 Prom Committee 3 Student Controlled Study Golden Rule Traffic Club NICOL, JEANETTE NOONES, MARGIE Hi-Tri I Chorus 2 F. B. L. A. 4 Spanish Club 2 NINNERY, PATSY O'CONNOR, NORMAN Spanish Club 4 ORR, MARY JANE OWENS, PAT Student Council l,2,3,4 Band l,2,3,4 Girls' Cheer Club l,2 Speech Bureau 3 Speech and Talent Bureau PASTOR, SHIRLEY Hi-Tri I PATTERSON, THOMAS Ho'Dea I Proiection Club I,3,4 Cafeteria Staff 2,3,4 F. B. L. A. 3,4 Spanish Club 4 Golden Rule Traffic Club PATTON, LEONARD Football I Basketball l,2 Baseball l,2 Cross Country 2 Projection Club 3 Secretary 3 Kahoki Staff 4 PEARSON, JUDY Spanish Club 3 F. B. L. A. 4 PERFETTI, CHARLES F. T. A. 2,3 Latin Club 2,3 Cross Country 2 PERRY, BOB Ho'Dea I Latin Club 2 Mu Alpha Theta 3,4 Boys' Cheer Club 4 Student Service Club 4 Cafeteria Staff 2,3,4 PHILLIPS, DON Football l,2,3,4 Basketball l,2,3,4 Monogram Club 3,4 Baseball 2,3,4 PONELEIT, CHARLES Ho'Dea I Basketball 2 Tennis 2 Cross Country 3 PRICE, SHARON Kahokian Staff 2,3,4 Co-Editor 4 Student Council l,2,3,4 Hi-Tri l,2 Chaplain 2 Office Aides I,2,4 Latin Club 1,2 Vice President 2 G. A. A. I Quill and Scroll 3,4 Junior Classical League l,2 Prom Committee 3 Coronation Committee 3 Golden Rule Traffic Club 4 Honor Banquet 3 U. N. Pilgrimage for Youth Publications Board 4 Student Leadership 4 3 Speech and Talent Bureau 4 PRITCHETT, CHARLENE G. A. A. l,2,3,4 PROFFER, ROSALIE Hi-Tri l,2 Girls' Cheer Club 2,3 Office Staff 2,3,4 Dramatics Club I Coronation Committee 3 Kahoki Staff 3,4 Speech and Talent Bureau 4 PUGLIESE, FRANK Chorus l,2,3,4 Spanish Club 2 Mixed Ensemble 3 PYLE, PHILLIP RARICK, PHIL Track l,2 Intramural Basketball I,2 S ' h Cl b 4 REDMON, KAY Varsity Cheerleader l,2,3,4 Exgcutive Board I,3,4 I' ecre ary Girls' Cheer Club I,3,4 Latin Club l,2 Hi-Tri I,2,3 Treasurer 2 Vice-President 3 Speech and Talent Bureau 4 Golden Rule Traffic Club 4 Vice President 4 Dramatics Club 2 Prom Committee 3 Coronation Committee 3 St. Louis Science Fair Award I Student Leadership 4 Co-Chairman 4 REED, KAREN Hi-Tri I Spanish Club 2 Girls' Cheer Club 4 REEVER, MARIE REIMLER, CARL Monogram Club 2,3,4 Intramural Basketball l,2 Manager Football '2,3,4 Basketball 2,3,4 Baseball l,2,3,4 REYNOLDS, PAUL Vocational Shop Club 4 RICHARDSON, FRED Band l,2 Ho'Dea I Cafeteria Staff 2,3,4 Football ,3,4 RICKER, JOHN Baseball 1,3 Latin Club,I,2 Kahoki Staff l,2,3,4 Speech Bureau 3 Golden Rule Traffic Club 4 President 4 F. T. A. 4 Student Service Club 2 ROBBINS, JIM Visual Aids I Vocational Shop Club 3,4 Reporter 4 ROSALES, BILLY Football l,2,3,4 Spanish Club 4 Boys' Cheer Club 4 Track I Basketball I,2 Monogram Club 4 RUBIN, RUTH ANN Latin I Hi-Tri I Chorus I Golden Rule Traffic Club 4 SANDERS, LORNA DEANE Latin Club l,2 Junior Classical League l,2,3,4 Girls' Cheer Club 2,3 F. T. A. 3,4 Program Chairman 4 Speech Bureau 3,4 Band l,2,3,4 Librarian I,2,3 Reporter 4 All County Band l,2,3,4 All State Band 4 Honor Society 3,4 Coronation Committee 3 Prom Committee 3 Kahoki Staff 4 SAVAGE, STUART Golf 2,3,4 Vocational Shop Club 4 SCHARDAN, KEITH Band l,2,3,4 President 4 All County Band 2,3,4 Festival Band 2,3,4 S-ight Reading Clinic 3,4 All State Band 4 Speech and Talent Bureau 4 SCHNEIDER, ANNA MARIE Hi Tri I pan u ' Goldefi Rule Traffic club 4 G- A- A- I SCHUCK, WILLIAM Vocational Shop Club Latin Club I SCHUETTE, BOB Proiection Club 3,4 SELF, JOYCE F. B. L. A. 4 SELLARS, KAY G. A. A. l,2 Girls' Cheer Club I, Chorus l,2,3,4 Girls' Ensemble 3,4 SHANNON, SHARON Chorus I F. B. L. A. 3 Library Club 3 SHELTON, FRANCES Ha Deo I SICKLER, MARY SUE Band I,2,3,4 SIMMONS, LINDA KAY East St. Louis I Latin Club 2,3 Vice-President 3 Girls' Cheer Club 2,3,- Executive Board 4 F. B. L. A. 4 Office Staff 4 Varsity Cheerleader 3' Kahoki Staff 4 Football Queen 4 SINSKEY, TONY Visual Aids I Basketball l,2 Mu Alpha Theta 3,4 Vice President 3,4 Honor Society 3,4 President 4 Kahoki Staff 4 Kahokian Staff 2,3 Honor Banquet SPAGNA, DAVID Student Service I Spanish Club 2 Speech and Talent Bureau 4 SPARKS, JOYCE Student Council I,2,3,-tl Executive Board 3,4 Treasurer 3 Ho'Dea I President I Spanish Club 2,3 President 2 Sec.-Treas. 3 Kahoki Staff 3,4 Chorus l,2 Treasurer I Librarian 2 Office Staff 3,4 Jacksonville Science Fa Third Place Girls' State 3 Honor Banquet I Variety Show I Prom Committee 3 Coronation Committee 4 SPENCER, EUGENE Chorus 2 Speech and Talent Bun SPRETER, JIM Ho'Dea I Projection Club I STALEY, GLORIA G. A. A. l,2 Hi-Tri I Girls' Glee Club I A Cappella Choir 2,4 Variety Show Chairm Cafeteria Staff I,2,4 Home Economics 2 Library Club 3 Kahokian Staff 3,4 Kahoki Staff 3,4 F. B. L. A. 3,4 Secretary 3 Treasurer 4 Honor Society 3,4 Secretary 3,4 Quill and Scroll 3,4 Secretary 4 STERE, DAVID Band I,2,3,4 All County Band 2,3,4 Ho'Dea I St. Louis Science Fair I' First Place I Jacksonville Science Fair I First Place I Mu Alpha Theta 3,4 Honor Society 3,4 Honor Banquet 3 STEVENSON, JERRY Football l,2 Baseball l,2 SULLIVAN, CARMEN MARIE G. A. A. I Choir I SULLIVAN PAT Basketball I Cross Country 1,2 Golf I Intramural Basketball 2 Ho'Dea I St. Louis Science Fair I Latin Club 2 Junior Classical League Cheer Club 2 Cafeteria Staff I,3,4 Coronation Committee 3 Prom Committee 3 TARRA NT, DAVID Band l,2,3,4 Sight Reading Clinic 2,3,4 All County Band 2,3,4 Ho'Dea I Industrial Arts Shoo Club 3,4 Vocational Sheet Metal Club 3,4 TAYLOR, JOYCE Golden Rule Traffic Club 4 Office Aids 4 TAYLOR, EVERETT TUCKER, CAROL Chorus I Home Economics I Latin Club I,2 F. B. L. A. 4 Vice President 4 Golden Rule Traffic Club 4 Kahokian Staff 4 Accompanist for Girls' Ensemble 4 URBAN, BEN Ho'Dea I Football I,2,3,4 Track l,2,3,4 Basketball I,2,3 National Honor Society 3,4 Mu Alpha Theta 3,4 Monogram Club 2,3,4 VANCIL, ALENE Band I',2,3,4 Home Economics l,2 Girls' Cheer Club 2.3 Speech and Talent Bureau 4 VERNEUIL, J. L. Ho'Dea I Secretary I Latin Club l,2 Monogram 2,3 4 Mu Alpha Theta 3,4 Class Executive Board 2,3,4 Kahokian Staff 4 Kahoki Staff 2 Speech and Talent Bureau 4 Golf I,2,3,4 Football I Manager 2 Football 2 Basketball 2 Student Service Club I Boys' Cheer Club l,4 Student Leadership Program 4 VIVOD, RONNIE Boys' Cheer Club 4 Coronation Committee 3 -Cross Country 3,4 VOGT, EDDY Assumption l,2 VOSS, BILL Ho'Dea I Football I Latin Club l,2 Coronation Committee 3 Prom Committee 3 Basketball 2 WARREN, MARY JEAN G. A. A. I,2,3,4 WECKER, JUDITH Latin Club l,2 Band l,2 Student Service Club 3 Hi-Tri 3,4 Secretary 3 President 4 Speech and Talent Bureau 4 National Honor Society 3,4 Treasurer 4 Kahoki Staff 4 Kahokian Staff 4 Coronation Committee 3 Prom Committee 3 Math Club 3 WEEKS, LEE - Vocational Shop Club 4 WENDLER, CRAWFORD Vocational Shop Club 3,4 WHITE, ALBERT WHITE, LE VERNE Latin Club I G. A. A. I Student Council I,2,3 F. B. L. A. 4 WI-IITTLE, BRENDA Home Economics I WILHOIT, ERNIE Football I,2,3.4 Basketball I,2,3,4 Baseball I,2,3,4 Mu Alpha Theta 3,4 Honor Society 3,4 Sergeant at' Arms 4 Monogram Club 2,3,4 Vice President 4 Kahoki Staff 4 WILKENS. WILLIAM Football l,2 Camera Club I Vocational Shop Club 3 WILLOUGHBY, SHIRLEY Girls' Glee Club I Golden Rule Traffic Club 4 WOOD, IRIS Home Economics I,2,3 Girls' Cheer Club 2,3 Speech and Talent Bureau 4 Band l,2 Chorus 2,3 WRIGHT, DAVID Wiley High School I,2,3 WRIGLEY, DONALD YEHLING, CHARLES Projection Club l,3,4 Boys' Cheer Club 3,4 Vice President 3 Ho'Dea l,2 Track I Football I,3 ZAHRNDT, JANICE SUE Chorus I Latin Club 1,2 Girls' Cheer Club 3,4 Student Service Club 3 Hi-Tri 3,4 F. B. L. A. 4 Coronation Committee 3 Prom Committee 3 ZALDERS, SHARON K. Hi-Tri I Dramatics Club I Girls' Cheer Club 2,3 Latin Club 3,4 Office Aids 3 Coronation Committee 3 Kahoki Staff 4 ZAMPOGNA, GREG Proiection Club I Ho'Dea I Latin Club I,2 Student Council 2,3,4 Camera Club 2 Projection Club President 3 Tennis 3,4 Boyws' Cheer Club 3 Ka oki Staff 3,4 Business Manager 4 Student Service Club 3 Monogram Club 4 ZELLER, DONNA Hi-Tri l,2 1E Latin Club l,2 Girls' Cheer Club 3 F. T. 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