Collinsville High School - Kahokian Yearbook (Collinsville, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1969 volume:

COLLINSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Collinsville, Illinois Volume 42 RETA HOSKIN—BILL LEHARES: Co-editors TABLE OFCONTENTS ACTIVITIES 14_85 FEATURES 20-41 ATHLETICS 42-61 ORGANIZATIONS 62-87 CURRICULUM 88-181 PERSONNEL 92-109 CLASSES 110-181 SOPHOMORES 112-131 JUNIORS 132-149 SENIORS 150-181 STAFF 182 LETTER FROM THE EDITORS 183 HIGHER EDUCATION BECKONS US TO SCHOOL When I leave home to walk to school. Dad always says to me. Marco, keep your eyelids up And see what you can see. Dr. Suess fAnd to Think That I Saw It On Main Street) 5 SOME COME TO LEARN SKILLS 6 7 AND SOME COME TO TEACH 8 Those who educate children well are more to he honored than even their parents, for these only give them life, those the art of living well. Aristotle 9 11 9 ALL THIS BELONGS TO US 12 -■c i ACTIVITIES WE HAVE VARIED INTERESTS 17 18 OUR ACTIVITIES WERE MANY. 19 SPEECH III PRESENTS “LUV” The action of Luv takes place on a bridge. The fun is largely that of misery —present troubles, memories of suffering, and the tribulations of loves past, current and future. When the play begins, we find Butch Norton as Harry Berlin, looking like a shaved but mustachioed beatnik who has sunk so low that honest beatniks will disown him. He has no future other than jumping off a bridge, which he is about to do when Walter Kuhlman as Milt Manville comes along and intervenes. Because Milt and Harry were college classmates, Milt, now a picture of prosperity, is most sympathetic when he hears Harry’s tale of woe. But Luv has ample place in its bosom for more than one miserable fellow. Milt is also full of frustration. His wife will not release him to let him marry the girl he loves. Presently, Pat Stem as Milt’s wife, Ellen, appears. As she stands under a lamp-post, her expression congealed and her fur-coated body rigid, it is clear that she, too, is torn by anguish. Now we have a triangle unmatched in misery. Milt has an inspiration! If he can get his wife and his college chum interested in each other, he will be free. Alas— Milt, Ellen, and Harry experience only sorrow and agony; and the greater their problems and misunderstandings, the more we laugh. “Onward trusty bicycle; it's time to find my wife. There’s no need to get upset; I can explain everything. 22 Pat just can’t seem to decide between her two Romeo’s. 23 SDA PRESENTS “MATCHMAKER” Milliner Becky displays hats and disgusted looks to her employee, Marsha. A handshake instead of a kiss? A certain old merchant of Yonkers is now so rich that he decides to take a wife. To this end he employs a matchmaker, a woman who subsequently becomes involved with two of his menial clerks, assorted young and lovely ladies, and the head waiter at an expensive restaurant where this swift farce runs into a hilarious climax of complication. After everyone is straightened out romantically and everyone has his heart's desire, the merchant of Yonkers finds himself affianced to the astute matchmaker herself. He, who was so shrewd in business, is putty in the hands of a player like Cheryl Pikoriatis, who was the matchmaker. He is fooled by apprentices in a series of hilarious hide-and-seek scenes, and finally all his bluster explodes in his face. 24 When drinks were served to shoppers, booze business meant boom business. “A THURBER CARNIVAL” The scenes are sketches of tumbling American life. Here we find the famous “The Night the Bed Fell,” the fable of the unicorn in the garden, and “Gentlemen Shoppers,” which is a fine shopping spree for two men as long as the martinis flow. “The Secret Life of Walter Mitty” appears in the second act, as does the unforgettable “File and Forget” in which Thurber recounts his famous correspondence with various publishers who again and again ship him books which he never ordered in the first place. Bill Thomas, assisted by Ellen Shaffer, gives scholarly advice to all animal lovers. 25 ASSEMBLIES INSPIRE SPIRIT Kahoks line up to show their mighty team. Students link-up to show class spirit. 26 The Ugly-man court eagerly await tne nnai decision. UGLY-MAN REIGNS OVER CHS Debbie is swept off her feet by her Ugly-man. 27 My! Isn’t that a handsome pair? HOMECOMING ACTIVITIES BEGIN Election Results .......Bonfire .......Parade .........Game ....Sock-Hop .... Coronation Friday, October 4, 1968 . . . Thursday, October 17, 1968 Friday, October 18, 1968 .. Friday, October 18, 1968 .. Friday, October 18, 1968 .. Saturday, October 19, 1968 . . . AND END 29 31 FLAMES BEGIN DAYS OF With leaping flames, school spirit rises. 32 1 FLOATS, VICTORY, AND FANTASY “Kahokcious Say leads the way for a perfect parade. 33 Kahoks break through to a victory. HOMECOMING MEANS FUN Powder puff cheerleaders display their acrobatic talents. ‘A A smashing play made by our powder puff team. A Kahok powder puff cheerleader out for a big victory. The crowd cheers as our powder puff players break their way through. 34 35 Retiring Queen Dcirdrc Kochman makes her final appearance. RETIRING QUEEN: DEIRDRE KOCHMAN Janice Fricke makes a deep bow as escort Rex Martin looks on. 38 SOPHOMORE MAID: JANICE FRICKE KATHY ACHIEVES HER DREAM Kathy walks with a smile as she enters Fantasyland. The exchange of crowns marks the start of Kathy’s reign as Queen. ATHLETICS 1969 THEY LEAD THE KAHOK TRIBE FOOTBALL COACHES—Frank Pitol, Russell Keene, Don Davisson. Terry Smith. An alumnus of CHS and Eastern Illinois University, Head Football Coach Frank Pitol has coached in the Collinsville school system for seven years. Back field Coach Terry Smith has been at CHS for three years. He graduated from Southern Illinois University in '62 and earned his Masters degree at Washington University. Known by fellow coaches as “The general morale boaster”. Coach Don Davisson, a graduate of Eastern Illinois University, came to CHS in 1952. He is the varsity grid line coach and baseball coach. 44 FOOTBALL MANAGERS—G. Burr. D. Huddleston. R. Skelton, D. Walling. R. Harrison. FRONT ROW: M. Bordoni. S. Haisler. R. Martin, M. Sanford. M. Stone, G. Eversmann. J. Allison, S. LaFrank. D. Cusanclli, B. Norton, C. Coffin. M. Carr. SECOND ROW: T. Capstick. L. Misselhorn. J. Prater, P. Schuerbaum, B. Fields. G. Webb, M. Dawkins, L. Klein, D. Toon, D. Pintar, G. Friederich. THIRD ROW: J. Hedger, W. Dickerman, D. McMahon. D. Mahurin, J. Cochran, L. Riggs. S. Black, R. Gorsuch. D. Durham. M. Kelly. T. Swalley. FOURTH Amid the seventy-eight gridders who reported for practice in the heat of summer, ten 1967 lettermen strained to overshadow all others and hold on to their already molded positions. As the dead of winter came, it brought with it the purple C” to be awarded to thirty-eight deserving gridders. The Kahoks first bitter defeat was enough to spur them to victories over Quincy, Granite City, and Edwardsville. While the tough Belleville West team slowed the Purple and White, it was not enough to keep them from bringing home a homecoming victory. Our proud Kahoks fought and compiled a 4-5 win-loss record. In conference play the Kahoks accumulated a 2-4 record. ROW: E. Kee, D. Ethridge, G. Kusmierczak, J. Payne, D. McDowell C. Kaiser, V. Stogner, D. Rcnsing. J. Baczcwski. S. Oakley. M. Horst man, D. Noascono. FIFTH ROW: S. Greaves. B. Thorpe. F. Holling shead, K. Keller, J. Krause, L. Gonzales, T. Jackson. M. Vandaveer SIXTH ROW: G. Burr. R. Skelton. Coach Keene. Coach Smith Coach Pitol. Coach Davisson. D. Walling. J. Harrison. 45 HOURS OF WORK YIELD VICTORY John Cochran gains yardage at Granite City Stone and Allison hold that line. 46 Vx This is Kahok country. J.V. TEAM SOON TO TAKE OVER FRONT ROW: M. Doom, S. Westlake, G. Prather. L. Gonzales. M. Moore, J. McFall. J. Bordoni, D. McFall. T. Reilly. K. Keller, G. Krukoski, B. Birger, D. Rensing, M. Daly. E. Kirby. S. Downey, Coach Keene. BACK ROW: A. Ogle. J. Hellrung. B. Finch, S. Jenkins. J. Prater. B. Hylsky. F. Hader. J. Krause. S. Greaves. D. Pepper, P. McNeish, A. Shapiro. R. Hartman. G. Ccrctto, D. Meadows. OPPONENT SCORE CHS East St. Louis 7 7 Cahokia 21 25 Edwardsville 25 25 Granite City 33 7 Belleville 34 0 Assumption 13 7 Wood River 28 14 Alton 24 0 These brave warriors will soon replace the veteran gridders and compete for varsity football. They were coached this year by Mr. Russell Keene who came to CHS in June upon graduation from SIU, Carbondalc. 48 Senior gridders show sophomores what makes them great. Senior Mike Bordoni exhausted. I could have danced all night. 49 Coach Ostanik, H. Heim. R. Brittin. R. Harner, M. Hartman, T. G. Riechell. J. Sackctt. T. Cochran. Young, V. Martin, J. Hahs. B. Rice. D. Nizinski. R. Anderson. THINCLADS RUN CROSS COUNTRY What kind of team is this that sprints along the sidewalks of Collinsville and around the park? Cross Country is its name, and running is the game. Eighteen men run a rugged planned course in competition with other schools. Rich Harner and Dave Gray have led the team for three years along with Terry Young and Rich Brittin who have run two years. In his first year of coaching, John Ostanik led the CHS thinclads to third place in the Southwestern Conference. OPPONENTS SCORE CHS Alton 19 42 Granite City 23 27 Edwardsville 32 26 Cahokia 29 25 Wood River 37 23 Triad 35 20 50 CHS top runner leads the way. Granite City Warriors in hot pursuit of Kahok thinclad. Marty Hartmann and Rich Harner journey to finish line. No trouble in sight for Rich Brittin and Vernon Martin. 51 THE WINNING COMBINATION FRONT ROW: B. Kleine. D. Deets. D. Caselli. P. Schuerbaum. kin. G. Viviano. A. Tcrvydis. B. Shapiro. D. Dow. K. Brennan. S. LaFrank. M. Fletcher. BACK ROW: Coach Fletcher. V. Hos- Coach Pitol. Six lettcrmcn returned to the CHS hardcourt this year. They were Sam LaFrank, Mike Fletcher, Algis Tervydis, Don Caselli, Kevin Brennan, and Bob Shapiro. These dedicated hardcourt veterans practiced to some degree all summer. Joining them were fellow squad members Gus Viviano, Paul Schuerbaum, Virgil Hoskin, Dave Dow, Bill Kleine, Mark Dawkins, and Dave Deets, who moved to Collinsville in August of '68. At the Carbondale tournament t h e cagers placed fourth. They defeated St. Patricks of Chicago and the Wildcats of Marion, but were upset by Mounds Meridian, and the Purple and White were out of the championship running. VARSITY BASKETBALL COACHES—Frank Pilol and Virgil Fletcher. 52 BASKETBALL MANAGERS—Craig Lecce and Bob Jansen. Basketball managers Craig Lecce and Bob Jansen are the important “behind the scenes” backers of the CHS team. They keep tabs on uniforms and maintain equipment. They also supply the players with tape before practices and games. But perhaps most important they help maintain team spirit. Although basketball i s sophomore Bob Jansen’s favorite sport, he also expresses interest in tennis and baseball. Craig Lecce plans to be a varsity golfer. UPCOMING HARDCOURTGREATS FRONT ROW: E. Cook, M. Gnavi, B. Kleine. P. Schuerbaum, M. Dawkins. J. Baczewski. BACK ROW: Coach Smith. Coach Fletcher. D. Boeger, V. Hoskin, R. Sandlin. D. Dow. M. Kelly, D. Noascono. Coach Pitol. THE LOOK OF THE FUTURE FRONT ROW: J. Blase, J. Holst. A. Shapiro, B. Thorpe. B. Loch- sert, G. Rocca. D. Bohn, V. Hoskin. B. Reid. J. McFall. G. Dollar, mann. D. Huddleston, D. Willett. G. Ceretto. G. Darlington. D. B. Birger. K. Kirchoff. B. Jansen. Brown. D. McFall. BACK ROW: Coach Smith. D. Hill. J. Weis- 54 Mike outmancuvcrs Comanche. Coaches Fletcher and Smith view CHS hardcourt. Foul? You gotta be kidding! Ike clears rebound for Kahoks. 55 KAHOKS ARE LED TO SUCCESS Gus warms up. We say, “Hi!” Indians fight for rebound. Kahoks eager for a victory. 57 Ankle tapings arc a tradition here. VICTORY VIA SCHOOL SPIRIT Flirtatious athletes are a part of CHS. School spirit docs not just exist; it is created. Peppy cheerleaders, the Monogram Club, and the Cheer Club are the inventors of this spirit. It is a great bonding power among all students. The Kahoks have the greatest spirit. Cheerleaders practice for perfection. JV CHEERLEADERS—LEFT: Sandy Stewart. CENTER TOP TO BOTTOM: Cheryl Wrobcl, Paula Cargnino. Kathy Massey. RIGHT: Lucia Pcllegrin. NOT PICTURED: Mary Cook. 58 Barb Schlau Debit Schmidt, captain Sue Grafc Debbie Thorpe Here are seven vivacious young ladies who create spirit and enthusiasm in both the spectators and the team. Their skillful leaps and stands won them fifth place among 60 chcerleading squads at Cheerleading Camp All-American in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, last August. They also won first place for their skit “Together Wherever We Go” and third place for their home cheer “Varsity Victory.” The “purple peppers” brought back with them a total of fifteen new cheers and mounts and several skit ideas that helped boost the morale of our Kahoks at pep assemblies and games. Vickie Van Dyke Jo Kennedy, substitute Pat Meurer 59 CAGERS BACK THEIR VOTES 60 We came back . . . They say that all good things must end. Cheer Club skits are an asset to any assembly. 61 ORGANIZATIONS 1969 JOURNALISTS RECORD LIFE KAHOKIAN STAFF—FRONT ROW: M. Dean, A. Marchiando, B. Chao. R. Hoskin and B. Lehares, co-editors; T. Cochran. SECOND ROW: T. Lindsey. M. Kurtz. D. Hadfield, D. Chiapelli, C. Cox, J. Holst. B. Updike. C. Hoskin. J. Smith. A. Call. J. Oliver. THIRD ROW: N. Roberts. B. French, W. Massander. D. Aderhold, C. Bennett, L. Millitcllo. J. Cooper, M. Mueller, D. Thorpe, B. Spagna, L. Swcttcnham, S. Smith, E. Eade. FOURTH ROW: B. Cunningham. J. Camden, B. Deason, K. Grisolano, N. Ehrlich. S. Burroughs. J. Turner, S. Grafe, D. Hall, C. Smith. J. Cramer. N. Owen, D. Horton. Are you sure that's Shirley Temple? The Kahokian staff is composed of hard-working students who want to gain first-hand knowledge about journalism. The organization is responsible for the publication and distribution of the yearbook. Members labored many hours in order to achieve this goal. The staff was guided by Rita Hoskin and Bill Lehares, co-editors, and Miss Janet Kirsch, sponsor. Pictures pose problems for the Kahokian staff. Co-editor Bill Lehares explains the mechanics of the yearbook. 64 Rauh. V.-Pres.: B. Spagna. Sec.: C. Bennett. Trcas.; J. Monroe. Pres. SECOND ROW: S. Hester, M. Horner, G. Haywood. D. Thorpe. D. Chiapelli. S. Goldsmith. K. Grisolano. THIRD ROW: W. Farris, B. French. M. Her- ring, K. Arnold, B. Deason. FOURTH ROW: B. Backs. B. Lehares. S. Biggers. FIFTH ROW: T. Young, M. Koelling, M. Fletcher, C. Kaiser, J. Bolandis. BACK ROW: J. Preckshot, M. Splaingard. B. Thomas, S. La-Frank. T. Studebaker. The Collinsville chapter of the National Honor Society, co-sponsored by Mrs. Pauline Deason and Mrs. Terri Hayes, kept up tradition by operating the paperback bookstore, by sponsoring the coat check at the basketball games, by posting the honor roll, and by decorating the new annex with a Christmas wreath. In addition to these activities, the organization worked on a project to aid an underprivileged child. To participate in such activities, it is necessary for a student to be outstanding. And it is so with Honor Society members. To become a member of Honor Society, a student is selected for his character, scholarship, leadership, and service. Quill and Scroll is a nation-wide club which consists of honorary members. These members must work on the Kahoki or Kahokian for a year, be nominated by the members or advisers, and rank in the upper one-third of their class. The goal of Quill and Scroll is to publish a magazine. Miss Janet Kirsch and Miss Jo Ruk-avina were the sponsors for the 1968-69 school year. Get 'em while they’re red hot. QUILL AND SCROLL—FRONT ROW: B. Lehares. R. Hoskins. M. Herring. D. Hadfield. D. Johnson. 65 STUDENTS AID COMMUNITY TEPEE COUNCIL—FRONT ROW: D. Hadfield. J. Holst. K. Molitor, Cor. See.; A. Jackstadt, Rec. Sec.; J. Cooper. Pres.; P. Wied-hardt. Treas.; P. Darlington. V.-Pres.; D. Hall, P. Ferguson. SECOND ROW: D. Chiapelli. P. Gillespey. D. Brada. K. Ganninger. D. Walker. S. Burroughs, P. Walker, E. Killinger. P. Glastras. BACK ROW: S. Crowell, J. Kramer, C. Saul, J. Monroe. B. Foster, M. Ray. B. Reeb. K. Stephens, G. Prather, N. Wieble. During the year, the gathering place for freshmen, sophomores. juniors and seniors is the Tepee. Tepee not only provides a recreational center for the youth, but also performs a public service by their annual projects. Tepee sponsors the last social event of the year, the May Dance. Money for this final fling is partly obtained through the annual Light Bulb Sale. Mr. Ed Phelps and the adult council kindly donate their leisure time to aid the Tepee council in their projects and weekly dances. The Student Council is the one organization at CHS in which students can voice their opinions and aid the school and themselves at the same time. Under the leadership of the executive board, President Dee Walker, Vice-President Bruce Reeb, Secretary Emily Cleaver, Treasurer Debby Daggett, and Parliamentarian Peggy Cohill, and the sponsor, Edmund Phelps, the student council carried on various activities during this year. To begin the year they held an orientation day for all sophomores and new students. During the year the members could be seen selling various items such as pep pins for basketball games. The council sponsored many projects such as gathering candy for the orphans, organizing the Homecoming Parade. and holding forums for students and parents on topics such as drugs and juvenile delinquency. As in the past, the school supply store was run by the student council. Several students attended the annual state convention in April. The annual talent show and roast beef dinner were also held. The council ended the year with their annual banquet. The school store aids another student in distress. 66 STUDENT COUNCIL—FRONT ROW: J. Hester, D. Thorpe. B. J. Cooper, P. Ferguson. L. Wise, K. Ganninger. D. Hall. M. Bilyeu, M. Rccb. D. Daggct. D. Walker, E. Cleaver, P. Cohill. D. Harris, D. Po- Kuykendall. BACK ROW: T. Mitchell, M. Dean. F. Walker. R. loch. SECOND ROW: K. Arnold. D. Schmidt, D. Raedc. D. Pritchet. Martin, B. Burns. K. Kosten. D. Durham. STUDENT COUNCIL-FRONT ROW: D. Deterding. B. White, A. Fitzpatrick. N. Hutchison. A. Call, A. Ridinger. J. Nimmo. J. Kennedy. J. Earthal. SECOND ROW: K. Steinbrecher. J. Carlton, K. Molitor, S. Skelton. J. Gauen, N. Knccht, D. Brada, D. Finley, L. Patek. BACK ROW: C. Loyet, C. Palacek, N. Brewster, P. Darlington, P. Wiehardt, P. Gillespey, S. Crowell, J. Foster, L. Swettenham, S. Barillaro. STUDENT COUNCIL—FRONT ROW: E. Killinger, C. Hoag. L. Bennett. L. Pellegrin. P. Walker. B. Cunningham. K. Stephens, N. Weible. T. DelVecchio. SECOND ROW: D. Shimkus, L. Ratz, N. Bechtold, S. Locandro, J. Fricke, D. Horton, P. Glastras. M. McCan na. D. UpdegrafT, P. Ferguson. BACK ROW: A. Gusc. J. Suppiger. C. Saul. B. Chao. S. Burroughs. P. Woodring. K. Baima. K. Bingaman. 67 STUDENTS TAKE TO STAGE SDA—FRONT ROW: M. Platt. Rcc. See.; E. Cook. Treas.; M. Kuykendall. V.-Pres.; B. Spagna. Pres.; W. Kuhlman. Pub- Chm. SECOND ROW: D. Pacewic. K. Griso-lano. E. Schaeffer, C. Pikoriatis, T. Mitchell. L. Militello. D. Bucher. THIRD ROW: S. Berg. S. Lowe. S. Goldsmith. K. kunne-mann. J. Belobraydic. FOURTH ROW: K. Althardt, C. Johann. L. Swalley. D. Sutton. L. Hall. FIFTH ROW: M. Herring, R. Hos-kin, D. Johnson. B. Deason. D. Wicduwilt. Exccdrin headache number 69? Speech Dramatic Arts Club once again presented to the public various well-known plays such as the Matchmaker. Besides the usual fall, spring. Speech II and one-act plays, SDA helped present the first Speech HI play, Luv. The year’s activities also included the annual local speech contest in January and the district and state contest later in the year. The Speech Dramatic Arts Club, sponsored by Ivan Herring, was invited to several speech festivals, workshops, and plays this year. SDA—FRONT ROW: R. Gentile. T. Seib, M. Cook. P. Cochran. M. Cooper. SECOND ROW: J. Reece, L. Bennett. K. Johnson, D. Ashcroft, K. Bogan. THIRD ROW: B. Boehm. N. Ehrlich, J. Biondi, J. Choma. FOURTH ROW: D. Stout. J. Pacewic. P Kneble. M. Neubauer. D. Tamburello. B. Norton. BACK ROW: K. Bokern.J. Thomas, D. Talbert. S. Oliver, J. Rinehart. THEY TELL IT LIKE IT IS ‘Would the owner of the . . PA STAFF—FRONT ROW: B. Deason. R. ROW: C. Pikoriatis. J. Belobraydic. R. Hos- Gentile, T. Seib. B. Spagna. SECOND ROW: kin. BACK ROW: E. Cook. J. Mills. W. J. Recce. L. Swalley, C. Johann. THIRD Kuhlman. M. Platt. DEBATE—FRONT ROW: L. Swalley. Pres.: J. Reece. V.-Pres.; C. Johann. Sec.; S. Berg. Treas.; Mrs. Reed. SECOND ROW: T. Mitchel. D. Sutton, E. Schaeffer. T. Seib. M. Cook, J. Mills. BACK ROW: E. Cook, J. Pacewic. Each morning events of the day and week were presented to the students and faculty of CHS by the Morning Bulletin Staff. In addition to the usual announcements, clubs could advertise happenings and products to be sold in the form of skits. How else could we have stayed awake during homeroom? On Tuesday afternoons in Room 205 the sound of ambitious voices debating could be heard. These were the members of the Debate Club which was sponsored by Mrs. Betty Reed. This year's debaters had to rebuild the club, and they had a fine membership to work with. The Debate Club went to several debate tournaments this year including the Belleville Invitational Tournament. The state-wide topic this year pertained to the United States setting up a compulsory military obligation. 69 KAHOKS CAPTURE VICTORIES MONOGRAM CLUB—SEATED: Coach Fletcher. FRONT ROW: P. Doherty. D. Fischer. J. Barker. D. Toon. S. LaFrank, D. Caselli. B. Thomas. M. Fletcher, J. Duncan. SECOND ROW: S. Black, C. Kaiser. B. Norton. M. Bordoni. H. Brandt. T. Whitworth. B. Hicks. C. Lecce. THIRD ROW: B. Fields. M. Huddleston. A. Tervydis. R. Martin. M. Sanford. T. Young, D. Durham, D. Cusanelli, S. Biggcrs. M. Koelling. BACK ROW: B. Shapiro. M. Stone, K. Brennan. S. Haislar. G. Lott, R. Harncr, G. Eversman, C. Coffin. M. Splaingard. T. Studebaker. The athletes of CHS each year strive to become members of Monogram Club. To join they are required to win a letter, to receive a required number of votes from students who are already members, and be approved by the club sponsor, Vergil Fletcher. The boys in the club are expected to exhibit good sportsmanship and courtesy and to set an example for their fellow students. To make money, members sold programs at football and basketball games. They also served as ushers at the basketball games. The officers for this year were President Don Caselli, Vice-President Mike Fletcher, Secretary Sam LaFrank. Treasurer Bill Thomas, and Sergeant at Arms Dennis Toon. 70 Monogram Club sells another program. CAMERAS CAPTURE CHS Duane prepares pictures in the dark room. CAMERA CLUB -FRONT ROW: T. Co- liocco. T. Studebakcr. V. Stahara, D. Ulkus. chran, Sec.; R. Brittin. Pres.; J. Smith. BACK ROW: H. Heim, L. Klein. B. Dye. Treas. SECOND ROW: A. Valenti. T. Vi- D. Calais, R. Petrait. D. Zukosky. AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB-FRONT ROW: Brinker. BACK ROW: T. Johnson. W. Ham- J. Randant, Pres.; J. Sybert, V.-Pres.; K. ilton. L. Novero, R. Brittin. Camera Club consists of students interested in the field of photography. The members took pictures for the Kaho-ki, Kahokian, and CHS News Bureau. The purposes of the club are to train people in photography, to further chances for people in photography, and to give experience to camera enthusiasts. The officers for this year were President Rich Brittin. Vice-President Duane Spilker. Secretary Tom Cochran, and Treasurer John Smith. The Audio-Visual Club is composed of dedicated students who give up their study halls to work with the audio-visual equipment. The students were responsible for the care and repair of recorders, phonographs, and projectors. They made transparencies for overhead projectors and spliced film. When teachers requested it, the members operated the equipment. The headquarters of the Audio-Visual Club was Room 101. The sponsor was Mr. Geroff. 71 A LOOK TO THE FUTURE FBLA, Future Business Leaders of America, provides its members with information about business careers. This year the club won third prize for its float in the Homecoming Parade. The members also donated canned goods in order to make Thanksgiving baskets for needy families. In December, they made Christmas toys and distributed them to the patients in the children's ward at Belleville Memorial Hospital. Some of the members attended the State Convention at Springfield. At the convention they attended classes on Parliamentary Procedure and participated in spelling contests. FBLA-FRONT ROW: H. Klawonn. V.-Pres.; K. Deppe. Sec. SECOND ROW: K. Bokern. T. Armstrong, V. Folkerts. K. Massey. D. Crossno. R. Reed. THIRD ROW: S. Livingston. S. Gamble, J. Coulson. D. Tottle- ben, P. Massey. J. Juelfs. D. Perry, L. Mili-tello. FOURTH ROW: D. Miller, J. Edwards. K. Smith, D. Colone. D. Ackerman, D. Cham-ness. BACK ROW: D. Wilson. L. Brewer. D. Siegel, D. Turner. The College Club is a new organization at CHS. The purpose of the club is to inform students on scholarships, testing programs, college curricula, procedures for application, and local colleges. Miss Linder is a fitting sponsor for the College Club because she is the college guidance counselor at CHS. The College Club members visited surrounding college campuses this year and had college representatives speak at meetings. COLLEGE CLUB-FRONT ROW: S. Goldsmith. See.; B. Spagna. K. Grisolano. S. Davisson. Miss Linder. BACK ROW: B. Le- hares. V.-Pres.: B. French. Pres.; G. Haywood. D. Forshee. P. Peyla. J. Harrold. K. Hayes. R. Hoskin. 72 FT A—FRONT ROW: J. Sarhage. Pub. Chair.; B. French. Sec.; S. Goldsmith. Pres.; M. Horner. Treas.; Miss Kuncl. J. Preckshot. V.-Prcs. SECOND ROW: B. Boehm. G. Haywood. D. Chepcly, S. Davisson. J. Cohen. J. Smith. THIRD ROW: G. Swalley. B. Prather. S. Mucho. S. Whittington, P. Knecht. N. Coombs. A. Guse. FOURTH ROW: L. Busch, D. Kershaw. D. Forshee. K. Hillyer, S. Borth. FIFTH ROW: M. Horton. K. Althardt, E. Killinger. BACK ROW: S. Burroughs. P. Parks. K. Shemoney, L.. Biclaczyc. S. Arnold, P. Cargnino. D. Grams. The Future Nurses Club consists of students who plan a career in nursing or related fields. The goal of FNC is to acquaint the members with the opportunities offered in medicine. The club sold Christmas candles in order to finance tours of hospitals, including St. Lukes in St. Louis. At the end of the year the members held their annual picnic. FNC is sponsored by Miss Geraldine Best, the school nurse. Future Teachers of America is composed of students interested in teaching careers. During National Education Week, the club presented each teacher with a shiny, red apple. They also gave Christmas cards to all the teachers. During the second semester, some of the sc-noir members gave up one study hall a day to be cadet teachers at Dorris School. FTA members also filled in for CHS teachers when a substitute teacher could not be found. At the end of the year, FTA presented its annual potluck for the members' parents. John presents Mr. Ferril with an apple during National Education Week. FNC—FRONT ROW: E. Ogle. Sec.; K. Faith. Pres.; E. Fauz. Treas.; L. Frizzell. SECOND ROW: K. Piquard. V.-Pres.; S. Cohen, B. Fraley, R. Hime. D. Brewer, S. Smith. BACK ROW: L. Hylsky, N. Suhre. D. Stewart. R. Segobiano. 73 KAHOKS CLAMOR FOR ACTION CHEER CLUB—FRONT ROW: M. Mueller. K. Deppe. S. Skelton, A. Jackstadt, C. Wyatt, D. Hallows. C. Jackstadt. C. Palacck, D. Stout, L. Hohn, B. Hubert, R. Brombolich. SECOND ROW: V. Folkerts, C. Crossno. D. Schmidt, K. Grisolano. K. Kunnemann. D. Hadfield, C. Bennett. K. Ganningcr, C. Cox, D. Thorpe, B. Prather. J. Cohen. C. Lakes, S. Mucho. D. l.otz. S. Goldsmith. B. Schlau. BACK ROW: L. Herren. C. Krost. D. Daggett. P. Cohill, K. Arnold, P. Ferguson. N. Giger. J. Edwards, B. Schiber. J. Saul, L. Boothman, M. Kurtz. CHEER CLUB—FRONT ROW: M. Kuykendall. B. Detchman. D Harris, B. Deason. M. Donna, L. Militello, J. Holst. J. Cooper. SECOND ROW: K. Turnbeau. B. Spagna. L. Frizzell. S. Davisson, E. Cleaver. J. Coulson, M. Throm, D. Hall, V. Berry, S. Grafe. BACK ROW: T. Armstrong. V. Cox, B. Reeder, S. Smith. D. Bari Haro. D. Dimmic, D. Chcpely. S. Berg. C. Johann. J. Turner. D. Chiapelli. J. Hellrung. Cheer Club is a group of dedicated Kahoks who work to promote school spirit. The club also supports and outfits the cheerleaders. The projects of the club included selling pompoms, key chains, and buttons for basketball games. They also sponsored bake sales and concessions stands at football games. Cheer Club entered a float in the Homecoming Parade which won second prize. The members also planned skits for the pep assemblies and held the annual spring banquet in honor of the senior lettermen. The officers of Cheer Club were President Chris Jackstadt. Vice-President Sherry Skelton, Secretary Cindy Palecek. and Treasurer Carla Wyatt. Cheer Bloc, affiliated with Cheer Club, provided verbal support for the Kahok basketball and football teams. Like Cheer Club, Cheer Bloc was sponsored by Thekla Hayes. The managers were Diane Hallows and Ann Jackstadt. 74 CHEER CLUB—FRONT ROW: L. Tosi. B. Stcck. S. Wrobel, C. Saul, L. Ratz. S. Burroughs. J. Suppiger, L. Pellegrin, C. Smith, K. Massey. P. Ferguson. N. Roberts, D. Hadfield. SECOND ROW: B. Cunningham, C. Brammeier, K. Stephens, N. Weible. J. Foley, D. Jedda, J. Lochman, A. Althardt, R. Carr, R. Bethel. K. Bogan. K. Van Dyke, D. Longhi, S. Fowler. N. Kimutis. BACK ROW: S. Grooms, G. Scott, D. Horton, N. Owen. S. Stewart. S. Stephenson, M. Burgess. S. Lansing. P. Knccht. S. Arnold. S. Cohen. S. Thomas, D. Crossno, P. Craig. CHEER CLUB—FRONT ROW: P. Wiehardt, P. Gillcspey. D. Bra-da. N. Hutchison, A. Fitzpatrick. S. Sw'ettenham, T. Meehan, C. Pala-cek, K. Steinbrecher. SECOND ROW: G. Richter. J. Lovin. A. Call. A. Ridingcr. S. Crowell. C. Loyet, S. Marlette, J. Parr. J. Carlton, N. Greaves. BACK ROW: A. Jackstadt. P. Darlington, N. Brewster, D Finley. Z. Lakes, B. Foster, J. Hampsch. K. Molitor. L. Patck. D. Pen-rod, M. Chcpcly, P. Gasawski. CHEER CLUB—FRONT ROW: J. Wells. P. Brammeier. D. Tucker. J. Gauen. Mrs. Hayes. K. Rule, P. Welle, J. Self, M. Artimisi. SECOND ROW: C. Osborn. T. Bigham. K. Brunworth. C. Ambrosius, L. Hann. K. Kimutis. K. Shemoney. B. Welle, M. Vogt, L. Bielaczyc, D. Hill. BACK ROW: E. Hood. B. Updike, J. Nimmo. P. Meurer, J Kennedy. N. Hutchison, S. Barillaro. S. Keller. K. Kirchoff. L. Harn ed. N. Monroe, B. Schultze. 75 TALENT MOLDS TOMORROWS The Art Club is open to any art student who wishes to do more in art. All activities were involved with art in some way. The Art Club provided an opportunity for its members to try new ideas. A psychedelic light show and dance was held early in the year. An art show was held in the spring. The club's sponsor was Mr. Wick, assisted by Mrs. Redmon. Mrs. Watson, and Mr. Weatherford. The Science Club consisted of students interested in any scientific field. The goal of the club is to increase the members' knowledge and understanding of matters pertaining to science. The Science Club meetings included many informative films, guest speakers, lectures, and experiments. ART CLUB—FRONT ROW: W. Kuhlman. Sgt. at Arms; M. Foster. Sec.; S. Wheat, Pres.; R. Hoskin. Treas.; Mr. Wick. SECOND ROW: T. Bigham. C. Hoskin, J. Hamp-sch. P. Lindsey, M. Rekas, V. Copeland. THIRD ROW: M. Cox, S. Shup. P. Peyla. C. Massa, E. Evans. N. Ehrlich. FOURTH ROW: M. Mueller. L. Bennett. A. Kurtz, P. Zambaldi, J. Choma. FIFTH ROW: T. Martin. M. Burgess. K. Sova. BACK ROW: J. Camden, S. Crowell. A. Fitzpatrick. E. Shipp. L. Herring. SCIENCE CLUB—FRONT ROW: Mr. Heberer. J. Luner, Treas. and Sec.; R. Hoskin, V.-Pres.; E. Rauh. Pres. SECOND ROW: D. Stewart, A. Brown. S. Danken-bring. B. Schiller. C. Hoskin. THIRD ROW: B. Brown. B. Armon, B. Lehares, M. Hartley. B. Backs. FOURTH ROW: J. Preckshot, C. Blase. V. Martin. T. Stude-baker. D. Shadowen. BACK ROW: D. Whittaker. R. Glcnk. J. Nochta. R. Dow. No. hair-spray would not work better. 76 KEEN MINDS ARE CHALLENGED Mark and Brian practice their game. LIBRARY CLUB—FIRST ROW: Mrs. Hodges. I. Cuff. S. Hester. Pres.: D. Clark. Sec.; G. Haywood, Treas.; D. Pittman, Mrs. Fischer. SECOND ROW: D. Whittaker. V-Pres.; D. Renken, A. Elkins, D. Harris. T. Hazelwood. THIRD ROW: D. Ninness. K. Fischer, C. Divine. C. Miley. FOURTH ROW: N. Bechtold, J. Sybert. N. Coombs, T. Bigham. FIFTH ROW: L. Bennett. J. Eade, C. Smith. 1 Stcllrccht, T. Boyd, J. Widdows. BACK ROW: J. Randant. W. Randant, D. Fisher. A. Belobraydic. CHESS CLUB—FIRST ROW: Mr. Nunes, C. Hoskin, Sec.; B. Haddick. Pres.; J. Mills, V.-Pres.; J. Turner. Treas. SECOND ROW: L. Wesemann. J. Rekowski, D. Altom. B. Schiller. D. Crabtree. THIRD ROW: D. Whittaker. W. Hamilton. M. Johnson. D. Bone. D. Shadowcn. R. Hoskin. The Library Club is designed to better acquaint students with the library. During the year the club visited libraries in the surrounding area, including the Pope Pius XII Library, the St. Louis University Library, and the Washington University Library. The club organized a tour of the CHS Library for the English classes. They also sponsored an open house for the CHS Library and held a tea for the teachers. At the end of the year, a banquet was held, and the officers for the coming year were installed. Chess Club was organized to encourage an interest in chess and provide students with an opportunity to master the game. The club gathered every Tuesday in the cafeteria. After a short business meeting, the members played and observed games of chess. To aid the members. the club provided chess sets and books on chess strategy. This year for the first time, the club staged chess contests with other schools. A tournament for CHS students was also conducted, and the winner was awarded a trophy. In May, the Chess Club held its annual picnic at Woodland Park. 77 SERVICE TO STUDENTS “We build the ladder by which we rise.” is the motto of the Hi-Tri League. Meeting the second and fourth Mondays each month, the club seeks to help each girl attain a strong character, to promote courtesy among students, and to help each girl win her way to unselfish success. Sponsored by Miss Myrtle Frueh, the Hi-Tri League planned several projects for the year including visits to nursing homes and orphanages. The members also prepared boxes for servicemen and collected for the March of Dimes. HI-TRI—FRONT ROW: D. Perry. P. Massey, M. Bilyeu, Pres.; M. Vogt. V. Franklin, B. Brandenburg. SECOND ROW: J. Will, L. Hall. S. Berg, K. Massey. C. Franklin. D. Mendez. P. Knecht. THIRD ROW: D. Banes. P. Hagge. L. Kirby, J. Merchant. R. Knecht. D. Rosen. BACK ROW: Miss Frueh. S. Bramley. M. McMillin, L. Boothman. J. Garcia, J. Foley. Approximately fifty students, under the supervision of Mrs. Ricker, gave up one study hall to work in the cafeteria. These students worked swiftly and efficiently to bring lunches to the students and faculty in the shortest time. Filling plates, collecting money, and handing out milk cartons were just a few of the many important tasks these students performed. The efforts of these loyal Kahoks kept the cafeteria running smoothly and satisfying many hungry Kahoks. NOON WORKERS—FIRST ROW: M. Smith, C. Johann, P. Fourcauh. M.Fourcault, A. Johnson. SECOND ROW: J. Johnston, J. Bell. K. Price, M. Brown, D. Johnson. T. Petroff. THIRD ROW: J. Meyer, S. Simp- son. J. Ostle, T. Seib. L. Mayes, P. Jedda. T. Locandro. FOURTH ROW: S. Largent. D. Ross. B. Stief, D. Novero. R. Glenk. FIFTH ROW: J. Braden. J. Foley. P. Divine. 78 OFFICE AIDS—FRONT ROW: P Four-cault. L. Brumitt. N. Gigcr. P. Divine, C. Johann. L. Swalley. SECOND ROW: C. Wall, M. Kuhlman. J. Graham. J. Chessor. S. Lowe. P. Massey, R. Reed. THIRD ROW: P. Johnston. D. Ohlcndorf, B. Stowers. L. Hann, K. Smith. C. Watson. FOURTH ROW: D. Drake. M. Morgan. J. Hampsch. J. Widdows. L. Stewart. FIFTH ROW: H. Klawonn. W. Massandcr, V. Sadler. S. Keller. J. Gaucn, N. Hutchison. BACK ROW: R. Knecht, J. Oliver. J. Juelfs, J. Hoskin. L. Boothman. J. Hall. D. Harris. This past year many students gave up a study hall to work in the office. These office aides worked on a voluntary basis. The only requirement was to maintain a C average. Answering the telephone, running errands, filing, taking green slips to students, passing out and collecting absentee sheets, and occasional typing were just a few of the many useful tasks these students performed. Not only did they help the office, but they also gained many skills and knowledge which will help them in their years after high school. 79 TOOLS FOR COMMUNICATION Phi Epsilon meets once a month under the direction of Mrs. Dorothy Koclling. The goal of the club is to learn more about Roman life and civilization. Using the theme “Veni, Vidi, Vici”. Latin Club entered a horse-drawn chariot in the Homecoming Parade. One of the highlights of the year was the Roman banquet held during National Latin Week while the big event was the State Latin Convention held in the spring. The purpose of the Spanish Club is to help students learn about the language, customs, literature, and arts of Spanish America. The club sold charts to aid language students and sponsored many other projects. The funds were used to send a student to Mexico. All of the student’s expenses were paid by the club. The club presented parties and programs on days of importance in Spanish speaking countries. Spanish Club ended the year with the annual banquet. LATIN CLU —FRONT ROW: G. Hall, V.-Pres.; D. O'Donnell, Pres.; D. Hering. Sec.; D. Stewart. Trcas.; R. Splaingard. Hist.; Mrs. Koelling. SECOND ROW: K. Binga-man, J. Norcum. L. Hylsky, Y. Cobetto. K. Molitor. THIRD ROW: B. Chao. S. Woosley. D. Dimmic, C. Seka. B. Boehm. FOURTH ROW: D. Banes. R. Heim. B. Backs. S. Myers, K. Splaingard. FIFTH ROW: S. Burroughs, V. Martin. W. Farris. D. Durer, R. Massa. SIXTH ROW: T. Swalley. C. Hoskin. R. Hoskin. D. Barillaro. BACK ROW: H. Heim. M. Fourt, P. Bales. L. Farenzena. SPANISH CLUB—FIRST ROW: N. Meredith. Pres., A. Ridinger. V.-Pres.; Mrs. Stanford. SECOND ROW: D. Vallero, D. Mendez, L. Tosi, D. Horton, J. Harrold, N. Bech- told. L. Ratz. BACK ROW: R. Bauer. M. McCanna. S. Burroughs. K. I.ochman. J. Sup-piger. J. Taylor. Latin Club shows their Kahok spirit in the Homecoming Parade. 80 CLUB DISPLAYS SCHOOL SPIRIT 81 BAND—FIRST ROW: S. Lacquement, E. Shoreack, L. Reilly, G. Kraegenbrink, P. Mock, C. Garcia, A. Brown. N. Evans, J. Kerfoot, J. Norcom. SECOND ROW: T. McGinnis. D. Peradotti, K. Wrigley, N. Owen, P. Kob-litz, C. Mueth, K. Burr, N. Wrigley, D. Talbert. J. Sandy, J. Toohey, P. Quinlan. J. Luner, C. Wall. THIRD ROW: K. Bouse, J. Taylor. T. McClanahan, J. Cochran, N. Shadwick, D. Shadowen.C. Phillips, B. Blew, J. Schaffer, J. Dudik, P. Cavalie, M. Casey, J. Shelton. S. Woosley, P. Koenigstein, J. Dudik, B. Updike, W. Zelgewicz, C. Massa, B. Bardesbain. D. Ninness. L. Mayes. FOURTH ROW: S. Whittington, E. Wrigley, J. Smith. C. Foust, B. RHYTHM REIGNS AT CHS President: Eric Rauh Vice-President: Terry McGinnis Secretary: Lynn Busch Treasurer: Lynn Militello Librarians: Pal Reilly Debbie Talbert Gerald Eckert Tom Seib Grace Kraegenbrink Director: Irwin Brick For many years CHS has had a fine concert band. The band this year was one of the best. Its activities were extensive. During the year the band played for the premiere of the movie “Paper Lion” and for the fortieth anniversary celebration of the Fox Theatre. The band also had a recording accepted by the Educational Record Reference Library. The members entertained during half time at the football games and presented five concerts during the year. The band took their annual tour during Easter vacation and performed in Houston and Dallas, Texas. This year the band reached and exceeded its goal which was to train young musicians to be fine instrumentalists and to help develop a better understanding of music through participation. 82 Wilson, D. Eckart, B. Lorsbach, R. Johnston, D. Bucsk-ing, K. Althardt. R. Titchenal. K. Fischer, J. Hahs. R. Whaley, D. DaPron, G. Andrews, T. Seib, G. Noud, R. Schaefer. P. Bales, D. McFadden. D. Schroeder, B. Oakley, N. Switzer, B. Embick. D. Merrifield, L. Busch. FIFTH ROW: K. Toenjes. J. Thomas. B. Barrett, L. Boothman, L. Militello, E. Rauh, C. Brown, D. Altom, J. Kruta, A. Belobraydic, G. Eckert, T. Cooper, R. Case-bolt, C. Wallace, R. Lcfcbvre, J. Johnston, G. Shadwick, K. Hosto, Mr. Brick. The band presents their block “C formation. 83 CHORUS—FRONT ROW: L. Cuff, R. Tamburello, J. Parr, K. Thompson. K. Tucker, L. Frizzell, T. Boneau. T. Armstrong, J. Reece. J. Wells, D. Asbury. B. Geiler. J. Irvin, G. Swalley, J. Deckard. L. Burkett, Y. Cobetto, G. Bowen, M. Landreth, V. Irvin, J. Holland. L. Minnix. SECOND ROW: G. Scott. J. Hubbs. L. McFarland, K. Daniels. J. Blair, D. Williamson, C. Brammeier, L. Johnson, D. Mouser, K. Hayes. C. Huff. H. Lott, J. Dudik. V. I.argent, C. Sanders. T. Cochran. N. Frederick, C. Conner. J. Smith, J. Marchiando, S. Hudson, E. Shipp. M. Cook. THIRD ROW: C. Pikoriatis, T. Bennett, J. Hall, C. Mall, T. Hazelwood. D. Ross, L. Riggs. HARMONY HIGHLIGHTS CHS During the quiet time before school and many hours after school, strains of music rose from a room Filled with ambitious music students, choruses, ensembles, soloists, pianists, and dancers. Mrs. Gibson worked to guide these talented students through many successful performances. In November and January an advanced choral ensemble performed in the District Six and the All-State Music Festivals. Several soloists also represented CHS at the State Music Contest. Along the way, the chorus presented beautiful seasonal concerts at Christmas and in the spring, made many appearances for local clubs and church organizations, and honored the seniors at graduation by singing two requested serious songs. One of their money-making projects was the annual spaghetti supper. In May a year’s work on the annual Variety Show, “Women, Suffer Ye Not!” came to a glorious and satisfying conclusion. The show was set in the Wyoming Territory of 1869 and highlighted women’s suffrage. The script was written by the student director, Cheryl Pikoriatis, and her chairmen: Gary Swalley, Jackie Reece, Frannie Preloger, and Jo Parr. The chorus devoted a vast amount of time and effort to this year's show and should be commended. LEADS—STANDING: M. Cook, J. Dcckard. L. Burkett. J. Irvin. M. Hoff. J. Parr. G. Swalley. M. Platt. V. Irvin. SITTING: T. Hazelwood. ON FLOOR: C. Lintzenich, T. Bennett, V. Cox. 84 K. Piquard, M. Burns, V. Cox. M. McMillin. S. Giovando. J. Huggins, J. Gerling, B. Mcrriman, D. Forshee. K. Johnson, M. Hoff, J. Juclfs, D. Carnen. L. Overby, G. Bentley, D. Edwards. FOURTH ROW: J. Barnes, K. Wagoner, B. King. B. Phillips. J. Mayes, C. Wessel, P. Brammcier. B. Harris, B. Boehm, S. Goolsby, M. Platt, C. Lintzenich. B. Eldridge. E. Pegues. M. Wilhelm, B. Merchant. K. Johnisee. N. Monroe, N. Indermark. S. Lowe. C. Shelton. J. Hoskin, I. Elbe, C. Edwards, J. Pacewic. J. Watts, N. Suhrc. CHAIRMEN: J. Parr—Costume. Make-up, and Properties; J. Dcckard—Dance; C. Pikoriatis— Student Director; G. Swalley—Stage; J. Reece—Publicity. 85 STUDENTS MERIT HONORS The National Thespian Society was created to honor students who contributed time and labor to the Speech Dramatic Arts Club. To become a member, a student must earn 1,000 points by participating in the production of the plays presented by SDA during the year. The Thespians produced CHS’s entry in the annual speech contest. They also worked on a project for KETC-TV and aided SDA in presenting plays to the public. In May the Thespians held their annual banquet where awards and entertainment were presented. Mr. Ivan Herring supervised the activities of the club. CHS has one of 70 Illinois chapters of Mu Alpha Theta, the National Mathematic Honor Society. For the second year, the club sent nine representatives to the Math Festival at Southern Illinois University. MAO also maintained a tutoring service for students having difficulty in mathematic classes. An informal initiation was held at Woodland Park in October to welcome the pledges. In December the pledges treated the members to a Christmas Party. MAO ended the year with a banquet where new members and officers were installed. The club was guided by Mr. Richard Crabtree, sponsor. THESPIANS—FRONT ROW: D. Lotz, C. Pikoriatis, V.-Prcs.; B. Deason, Pres.; K. Kunncman, Sec.; B. Spagna. SECOND ROW: M. Kuykendall. B. Norton, W. Kuhl-man. T. Mitchell. D. Bucher. THIRD ROW: D. Stout, C. Johann. E. Cook, S. Goldsmith. FOURTH ROW: K. Althardt, S. Berg. R. Hoskin, D. Wieduwilt. M. Platt. K. Griso-lano. Members and pledges enjoy MAO informal initiation. MAO—FRONT ROW: J. Sarhage. Treas.; M. Splaingard. V.-Pres.; K. Grisolano, Pres.; K. Arnold, Sec.; Mr. Crabtree. SECOND ROW: W. Farris, P. Doherty, B. French, B. Spagna. B. Oakley, M. Horner, S. Goldsmith. D. Harris. THIRD ROW: B. Backs. T. Young, B. Lehares. J. Luner, P. Peyla, J. Cohen, M. Herring, K. Kosten. FOURTH ROW: C. Kaiser, J. Monroe. D. Chiapelli, S. LaFrank, N. Giger, C. Bennett. J. Holst, D. Aderhold, S. Eade. FIFTH ROW: B. Armon, M. Koelling, M. Dematteis. B. Burns. P. Erickson. D. Johnson, S. Biggers. J. Bolandis. 86 GERMAN CLUB—FRONT ROW: Mr. Edwards, J. Oliver. Pres.; E. Schaffer, V.-Pres.; C. Wall, D. Hornal. SECOND ROW: S. Minner, J. Darron. D. Altom, M. Miller, N. Ehrlich. THIRD ROW: B. Boehm, J. Huster, E. King, K. Johnson. FOURTH ROW: C. Johann. P. Quinlan, M. Wrigley, P. Anderson. FIFTH ROW: P. Erickson. R. Hoskin. B. Mitchell. B. Reed. J.Colclasure. SIXTH ROW: I . Wcscmann. D. Ramsey. Sec.; V. Williams. J. Warfield, J. Toohcy, B. Earthal. German Club is a new organization at CHS. The purpose of the club is to gain more knowledge of Germany and the German language. The members studied the people, events and history of Germany. Even though the club was newly organized, it did attempt to sponsor a German Band. The activities of German Club were directed by Mr. Edwards. CREATIVE WRITING CLUB—FRONT ROW: S. Radas, See.; G. Gutjahr. Treas.; Mrs. Brown, D. Johnson. Pres.; L. Swallcy. V.-Pres. SECOND ROW: B. Hart, M. Con- dellone. J. Reece, T. Armstrong. K. Anderson. N. Knecht. THIRD ROW: K. St. Ongc, C. Hoskin, B. Mitchell, C. Johann. R. Gcil-er. M. Horton. The Creative Writing Club consists of students who are interested in developing their writing abilities. The purpose of the organization is to give its members an opportunity to present their works to other writers. During the year guest speakers were featured at the meetings. The club also worked at publishing its own magazine and producing dramas. The organization was sponsored by Mrs. Lizbeth Brown. 87 f FAMILIAR SCENES AT CHS PERSONNEL 1969 BOARD OF EDUCATION-UNIT 10 ADMINISTRATIVE PERSONNEL SEATED: William Blumberg, Secretary: M. T. Doherty, President; Earl Turner. STANDING: Leo Cohen, Bradley Farnworth, Richard Brada. Joseph Albertina. Gene D. Allsup. Superintendent Dallas Harrell, Assistant Superintendent Lester A. Bickel. Administrative Assistant Alfred L. Pirtlc, Administrative Assistant John Murphy, Administrative Assistant Wayne Addison. Director of Counseling Ruth Shaw. Director of Food Services Irene Meyer, Director of Public Relations Peter Yasitis, Business Manager COLLINSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS Melvin Paul Fred A. Riddle Assistant Principal Principal Edmund Phelps Assistant Principal 95 THESE ARE OUR INSTRUCTORS Mrs. Nell Ambers; Merchandising and Bookkeeping—Sponsor of FB-LA. Mr. Irwin Brick; Instrumental Music—Band Director. Mr. Daniel Baker; United States H istory and General Business. Mr. Jerry Bristol; United States History. Mr. Howard Ben way; Industrial Arts—Sponsor of Vocational Club. Mrs. Lisbeth Brown; English I and II—Sponsor of Creative Writing Club. Mrs. Carol Blocmker; Sophomore Girls Physical Education—Sponsor of Cheerleaders. Mrs. Madeline Bud; English II. Mrs. Ernestine Bottlemy; Home Economics. Mr. James Cange; Drafting. 96 Mr. Prentice Cole; Electronics—Dept. Chairman. Mr. Don Davisson; Jr. Boys’ Physical Education—Athletic Coach. Mrs. Mary H. Cor lew; English III, Comparative Literature and Latin II. Mr. William Dearworth; Drivers' Education. Mr. Richard Crabtree; Algebra II—Sponsor of Mu Alpha Theta and Junior Class. Mr. Glenn Dcason; Industrial Arts. Mrs. Barbara Crouch; Home Economics. Mrs. Pauline Deason; English III and Comparative Literature— Sponsor of Honor Society. Mrs. Izetta Davis; Typing and Shorthand. Mr. Guy DeChiara; Industrial Arts—Athletic Coach. 97 Mrs. Ruth Determan; Typing I. Mr. William Determan; Chemistry I. Mrs. Charmien Duff: Senior Girls' Physical Education. Mr. Robert Edwards; German 1 and Senior World History—Sponsor of German Club. Miss Mitzi Fenn; Junior Girls' Physical Education. Mr.HarryFerrihDrafting. Mr. Vergil Fletcher; Senior Boy’s Physical Education—Athletic Di- rector and Coach—Sponsor of Monogram Club Miss Myrtle Frueh; College Preparatory English —Dept. Chairman Sponsor of Hi-Tri. Mr. Gary Geroff; United States History—Sponsor of Audio-Visual Aides Club. Mrs. RhodaGibson; Vocal Music—Choral Director. Mrs. Nash puts in some extra time checking and revising her lesson plans. 98 Mrs.Thckla Hayes; Bookeeping I and Typing I—Sponsor of Honor Society. ('heer ( Iuh. and Cheer Bloc. Mrs. Kathryn Healy; English 11 Kathryn L. Healy, a retired Mr. Clarence Heberer: Physics and Biology ll Dept Collinsville High School teacher. Chairman—Sponsor of died at j2 :l5 a m on nov 24 Science Club. 1987, aj Memorial Convalescent Center, Belleville. The former Collinsville resident was born in Pinckneyville on July 24, 1909, daughter of the late Thomas and Connie Hepp Caveglia. Kathryn Healy Mr. Paul Helfrich; Biology I and Conservation. Mr. Ivan Herring; Speech I, II, III—Sponsor of Speech Dramatic ArtsClub and Thespians. Mrs. Lucille Hobbs; English II. Her husband, Robert W. Healy, died on April 6. 1970. One sister and two brothers also preceded her in death. A private service was held on Friday at Herr Funeral Home. The Rev. Dr. Lloyd Shaw officiated, with burial in St John Cemetery. Survivors include two brothers, Joseph Caveglia of Belleville and George Caveglia of Murphysboro. Miss Louise Hogue; Chemistry I and II. Mr. James Holley; Typing I. Mr.RichardHolloman.World H istory and General Business. 99 Miss Irma Holmes; United States History. Mrs. Patricia Johnson; Advanced Mathematics and Calculus. Mr. Russell Keene; Drivers' Education—Athletic Coach. Miss Janet Kirsch; English III and Comparative Literature — Sponsor of KAHOKIAN and Quill and Scroll. Mr. Kenneth Kline; Industrial Arts. Mrs. Anita Knell; English III. Mrs. Dorothy Koelling; Latin 1,11,111, and IV— Dept. Chairman—Sponsor of Latin Club. Miss Janet Kuncl; English III and Comparative Literature — Sponsor of FTA and Senior Class. Mr. Don K. L a m b i r d; Practical Math and Algebra 1. Mrs. Virginia McRcaken; Drivers' Education. 100 ]� Mr. B. W. Maupin; United States History. Miss Irene Meyer; College Preparatory English— Sponsor of Camera Club. Mrs. Gertrude Monroe; Spanish I and II. Mrs. Karen Mulford; Current Events. Mrs. Pauli neMusso; Office Machines. Mrs. Mary Nash; English II. Mr. Peter Nash; World Geography and World History. Mr. William Nunes; United States History and Readings in History— Dept. Chairman—Sponsor of Chess Club and Junior Class. Mr. John Ostanik; Gen-ral Business—Athletic Coach. Mrs. Jane Pfaff; Sophomore and Junior Girls’ Physical Education— Sponsor of Sophomore Class. 101 Before school, teachers, such as Mr. Nunes, sign in. Mr. Frank Pitol; Sophomore Boys' Physical Education— Athletic Coach. Mr. Clifford Proffer; Bookkeeping 1 and II. cO Afyr Mrs. Barbara Provow; English II and French I. Mrs. Judy Redmon; Arts and Crafts. Mrs. Kathy Rednour; Typing I and Notchand. Mrs. Betty Reed; Speech 1 and II—Sponsor of Debate Club and Student Council. Mrs. Mary Rossio; Shorthand, Secretarial Practice and Office Machines. Mr. Arthur RufTini; Geometry. Miss Jo Rukavina; English II and Journalism—Sponsor of KAHOK1 and Quill and Scroll. Mr. John Shadowen; Sociology and World History. Mrs. Earlene Shaw; Shorthand and Typing. Mrs. Ann Smith; English II and 111. 102 Mr. Terry Smith; Drivers' Education and Boys' Physical Education—Athletic Coach. Miss Mary Ann Spengel;College Preparatory English and English III. Mrs. Sofia Stanford; Spanish I, II. III. and IV—Sponsor of Spanish Club. Mrs. JoAnn Taylor; English IV and Typing I. Mr. Carl Temple; Earth Science and Conservation. Mr. Richard Timko; Psychology and Algebra I. Mr. R. Dean Wallen; Economics and Civics—Dept. Chairman—Sponsor of Senior Class. Mrs. Sheila Watson; Arts and Crafts and Art 1. Mr. Larry Weatherford; Art II. 103 Mr. Dennis Wick; Art II, III, and IV—Sponsor of Art Club. Mrs. Judy Williams; Geometry. 104 Faculty members appreciate the student-sponsored tea times. THESE ARE OUR COUNSELORS Mr. Harry Dcarworth; Counselees A-G. Mrs. Phyllis Herrold: Counselees H-P. Miss Margaret Linder; College Bound Coun-sclccs—Sponsor of College Club. Mr. John Preston; Vocational Counselees. Mrs. Anita Young; Counselees Q-Z. 105 Mrs. Margaret Hodges; Librarian—Sponsor of Library Club. Mrs. Dorothy Fischer; Assistant Miss Geraldine Best; R.N. Mrs. Eva Ray; Matron. Librarian. School Nurse—S p o n s o r of FNA. 106 THESE ARE OUR OFFICE PERSONNEL AND AIDES Mrs. Mary Jane Barrows Registrar Mrs. Kathy Marchiando Secretary Mrs. Rose Shank Secretary Mrs. Margiene Mestemachcr Secretary 107 OUR CUSTODIAL AND CAFETERIA PERSONNEL Wayne Alldredge. Eugene Klaas, Hack Hampton, Earl Bucsking. John Baudino. Paul Noascono, David Elliott. 108 Mrs. Pat Kraft Mrs. Alberta Schiller Mrs. Ida Nishwitz Mrs. Grace Botkin Mrs. Ruth Ricker Score one for Miss Linder! from vie' ' Mrs Cor le An other .heme critical Smith obviously enjoys her classes EXECUTIVE BOARD—SEATED: Debbie Burroughs, Vicki Bendel. Sherry Arnold, Beth Kirk. STANDING: Gerry Gillespie. Denise Had-field. Mr. Timko. Nancy Roberts, Pat Glastrasl Bill Chao.w SOPHOMORES—CLASS OF ’71 In August, excited but scared sophomores received their first glimpses of CHS. It was all new to them, but they were anxious to get started. Before long, the class was in the swing of things. They had elected officers, chosen Student Council representatives, and filled other posts. By Homecoming, they were used to the work and were now ready for the fun to be combined with it. They worked long, hard hours on their float, and they realized that working together was a valuable experience. During the Coronation, they all watched with pride when the Sophomore Maid, Miss Janice Fricke, entered Fantasy-land. Football and basketball seasons brought the sophomores out in full force to cheer the mighty Kahoks on to victory. In January the school was hit by a barrage of Kahok garters, a new and novel sales idea typical of the class. The hardest work is still ahead, but the Class of’71 will meet all of its challenges. President........................Vicki Bendel Vice-President..................Sherry Arnold Secretary........................Vicki Daniels Treasurer....................Beth Kirk 112 Gee-whiz, 1 can’t read my own writing! Look, I know garters are funny but listen . . . 113 Adams, Carol Allen, Joe Allsup. David Althardt, Audrey Anderson, Ethel Andrews, Glenn Armas. Debbie Arnold. Sherry Ashcroft, Debbie Ashton. Brocky Askew. Donna Astrauskas. Wayne Avooske, Mike Baima. Kathy Bales. Phil Bales. Ronnie Bardcsbain, Barbara Barillaro. Randy Barnes, Joyce Barrett, Beverly Barril. Ka Baquet. Mike Barton, Fred Barunica, Pam Bauer, Renee Beard. Amelia Bean. David Beckman, Janet Bechtold, Nancy Belobraydic. Andy Bendcl. Vicki Bennett, Lynn Berry, Debbie Bethel. Robin Bettorf. Bill Binganian. Karen Biondi. Jennifer Birger. Bernard Blase. Jan Blew. Bill Bodimer, Ralph Bloom, Ralph 114 Bogan, Kav Bohn. Dale Bolandis. Russell Boneau, Theresa Boothman, LouAnn Bordoni. Joe Borth. Sherri Bovinett. Glenn Boyd, Tomma Boyer. Dave Bracey, John Braden. Jennifer Bradford, Don Bradshaw. Garlin Bradshaw. Zandra Bramley, Susan Brammeier, Cindy Branham. Tommy Bress, Susan Brewer, Debbie Bright. John Britton. Barb Brock mi re. Dan Brown, Amanda Brown. Billy Brown, David Brown. Monica Broyles. Pat Buesking. Daryel Bunch, Pat Burgess. Michelle Burns, Jim Burns, Melinda Burroughs, Debbie J. Burroughs, Debbie L. Burroughs, Susan Burrus, Danny Burton. Garth Busch. Kurt Busiere, Dennis Buys, Nanci Calais, Dennis 115 Camden, Janie Campbell, Sherry Cannon, Robert Cargnino. Paula Carr, Rita Carroll, Debbie Casey, Mike Causey. Bill Cavalie, Paula Ceretto. Gary Chance, Laura Chancy. Carolyn Chao, Bill Chatman. Craig Cherry, Mike Choma, Judy Clanney, Bradley Cobctto, Yvonne Cochran, Ronald Cochran, Sandy Cochran, Tim Cochrane, Nancy Cohen, Susan Colclasure, James Coleman, Linda Coles, Harry Combs. Dan Conner. Cherrie Cook. Mary Kay Cookson, Rick Coombs. Nancy Cooper, Marsha Cooper, Randy 116 Copeland, Bonnie Copeland, Lenny Cory, Carl Counts, Roger Courtaway, Diane Cox. Mark Coziar, Deborah Crabtree, Dennis Craig, Pat Crain, James Crossno, Donna Crowell, Roger Crowell, Terry Cunningham, Brenda Daly. Mike Daniels, Vicki Darlington. Greg DeBeaux, Linda Delashmit, Melvin Dellamano. Randy DclVecchio, Toni Dennington, Nancy Dietz, Kathy Digby, Harold Dixon, Danny Dodson, Karen Dollar, Gary Doom, Mike Douglas. Debbie Douglas. Peggy Douthit, Douglas Dow, Rob Dowler, Sue Downey. Mike Dudik. Jay Dulatt, Marjorie Duniphan, Calvin Dunn. Arthur Diinscom b.AHen Durer. James Eade, Julie Eaton, Dusty 117 Eckart, Dan Eckmann.Tom Edwards, Cheri Edwards, Delanne Ehriiclu-hiicki. Elbe, Iris Elkins, Jim Embick. Becky Endricks, Pal Engeling. Ron Evanoff, Elaine Evans. Elizabeth Farenzena, Louis Feichtinger, Debby Felis, Gail Fenimore. Karen Ferrero. Diane Ferrero, Karen Finck. Bill Foley, Jeri Fourcault. Dan Fourcault, Peter Fourt, Marvin Fowler. Sue Fraley. Bev Fraga. Jenny 118 Franklin. Cheryl Frazier. Cindy Frederick, Nancy freimann, Colleen -French, Delores Fricke, Janice 'Fulcher. Marsha. Furfaro. Jimmy Gaskill. Kathy Geaschel. Debbie Geiler. Bob Gerling. Joan Gibbs. Karen Giles. Steven Gilliam, Linda Gipson. David Girardi, Karen Glastras at Gumbos, Andrea Gonzales. Lou Gooch. Wanda Goolsby, Sandy Grams, Diane Gray, Terry Greaves, Scott Green, Tim Griffin. Patti Griffin. Trudy Grooms. Sandy Groves. Debbie Guenther, Mark Guffey. Nancy Guse. Anne Hader. Floyd Hadficld. Denise Hagge. Mike Hagge. Pat Hahs. James Hamner. Gary Hardesty. Dennis Harris. Cindy Harris, Jim 119 Harrison. John Hart. James Hartley. Mark Hartman. Ron Hartmann. Dante arveyjohn Heim. R la Heinicke. Melanie Hellrung. Joe Hcllyer. Kim Henderson. John Herring. L£g. Hicks, Terry Higdon, Earl Hill. Dennis Hill, Jerry Hinchey. Jill Hoag. Carol Hoag. Darlene Hockett. Tom Hodapp. Mark Hoffmann. Larry Hoffmann, Terry Holcomb. Wayne 'Holland. Janet Hollingshead7 Skeeter Holst, John ioppe JjQin Hornberger. Wanda Norton, Debbie Hoskin. Chris Hoskin, Virgil Hosto. Kathy Howard. Glenn Hubbs, Joanie Huber. Paula Hubert. David Huddleston. David Huddleston. Dennis Hudson. Sharon Huff. Chris Huggins. Janice 120 Hunter. Tom Hurt. Pat Hutt. Jim Hyde. Trice Hylsky, Bill Indermark. Rich Isbill, Terry Italiano. Michael Jaskson. Tony Jackson, Crystal Jalinsky, Jane Jalinsky. Mike Jansen, Bob Jarzemkoski, Donna Jedda, Pat Jenkins. Steve Jennings. Mark Johns, Bruce Johnson, Cass Johnson, Debbie Johnson, Karen Johnston, Terry Keim, David Keller, Darrel Keller. Ken Kempf. Mike Kennedy . Robin- Favorite pastime for sophomore cheerleader. 121 Keplar, Letha Kerkemeyer, David Kerkemeyer, George Killinger. Ellen Kimberlin, Ronnie Kimutis. Nancy King. Barb Kkby, Ed Kircher, Ron KirchofT. Kurl Kirk. Beth Kitsch. Steve Klein. Janet Knebel. Peggy Knecht, Pat Koenig. Debbie Koenig. Sue Koskie. Joe Kramer. Jean Kress, Randy Kruta, Jim Krukoski, Gary Kuhlman, Mary Kurtek, Elmer Lakes. Evalea Lambert, Charles Lambert, Bob Lancey, Mike LandrethT Rose Lane, Shirley Lansin Sandy Lasich. Bill Lawson, Donna Leckrone, Paul Lewis, Michael Lintzcnich, Caroline Locandro, Sue Lochmann, Jane Lochmann, Bill Locus, John LonghL Debbie Lorsbach. Bruce 122 XYgia, Jon Malter, Mary Ann Mangram, Bob Marchiando, Jean Marciniak, Raymond Martin, Vernon Massa, Celeste Massa. Bob Massey. Kathy May. Eileen Mayes, Jane Mayes, Linda McCall, Vicki McCanna. Melissa McClanahan. Dennis McClure. Larry McFadden, David McFall, Dan McFall, Jim McKenzie. Brighton McMahon, Chris McNeish, Pat McMilliiL-Melani e McQueen, Judy Meajlows. Dave Mendez. Delores Mcwes, Jeanna Miles. Brenda Miley, Chris Miller, Debra Miller, Karin Miller. Marilyn Miller. Bob 123 Minnix, Lita Moll, Crystal Moore, Mac Moore. Rick Morgan. Pam oscs, John Motiejaitis, Ellen Mueller. Mark Mumper. Bonnie Murphy. Charles Myers, Susan Nance, Mike Ncubauer, Mark Nevenner. Dennis Nichols, John Nicholson. John Nicol, Mike Nix, Jim Nochta, Mike Noll, Mike Norcom, Jonathan Norcom, Joanna Norton, Nancy Norwine, Jerry Novero. Ron Oberkfell, Cheryl O’Connell, Melanie Ogle, Alan Ohlendorf, Kathy Oldani, Patti Oliver, Kathy Oliver, Susie Ostle. Judy Overby, Linda Owen, Nancy Pabst, Marsha Pacewic. Janet Parks, Cathy Parks. Peggy 124 .ns phdB5:—HccWy Pi Xna SSgg post°n powcU.J'm pru.er.Ji 1 Prather. Greg price, Steve Price. Kathy Pullen. Kathy Radas. Kenny iUineyJ-auia parr- 1 fra patte ’ paity p� y° ;t Gary pclUny oU pentty :r. poug pcppC MiKc perrY; petra� 1’ B h Richard petraiff Tofr petrott petti1 Char'05 Ray. Peggy Redmond, Barbara Reed. Donna Reeves. Mary Reid. Sandra Reid. William Reilly, Tim Reimler. Charles Rensing. Dave Rhoads. Jerry Rhodes. Mark Ridge. Kathy Riggs, Lynda Rinehart, Allen River, Tom Roberts, Nancy Robinson, Stanley. Rocca. Gary Rodgers, Charles Rosen, Diane Rouggly. David Roux, Garry Runkle, Liz Russell, Jane 126 Russell, Rodney Sandy, Joyce Saul. Claudia Schaefer, Jim Schardan, Tony Schnaus, George Schrauth, Mary Schuck, Nancy Schulizc, Laura Schwaegcl, Joe Scott. Danny Scott. Gloria Scown. Joe Self. Eddie Shadowen, Dave Shadwick. Garry Shadwick. Nancy Shapiro, Allen Shaw. Melody Shelton. Johanna Shimkus, Dorothy Shipp, Eutha Sij, Paul Singer, Debbie Skelton. Richard Smith, Connie Smith. Cindy Studying is needed, but the camera is more interesting. 127 Smith, Mike Sova. Kathy Spengler, Joan Sperino, Pam Splaingard. Kent Staggs. Judy Stahura, John Starzvk, Tony Sleek, Barb Steffen, Don Stellrecht. Marcy Stephens, Kathy Stephenson. Sue Stewart. Jim Stewart, Martha Stewart, Sandy Stockley, Robert Stowers. Sherry Strong, Larry Strubinger. Deanna Suhre, Nadine Summers. Connie Summy. David Suppiger. Judy Swift, Eugene Switzer, Kenna [ aiK .rt [Vhhir Talley, Linda Tamburello, Donna Tarr, Linda Taylor. Jay Taylor, Kathy Templeman, David Terry, Chris Thiel. Bob Thomas, Betty Thomas, Sandy Thompson Kacgn Thorpe, Bill Throm, Phillip Titchenal. Rod_ Toennies, Alex 128 Toohcy. John Tognarclli. Mike Torrez. Yolanda Tosi. Liz Tucker, Tom Turnbull. Sue Turner, Joyce Updegraff. Donna Urbeck. Jerry Vallero. Danny VanDvke. Kim Van Dyke. Dean VerSteegt. Rick Vincent. Patty Vincent. Robert Viviano. Mike Viviano. Phyllis Vivod. Kathy Voelkcr. Linda Wagoner. Kathy Wa I d r o n,J ea neile Walker. Pat Wallace. Charles Wallace. Jerry Watson. Carolyn Watson, Marilyn Weber. Kathy Wedesky. Kathy Weible. Nancy Weiss. Nancy Weissert. Joe Welle. Mike Wells, Nancy Wenzel, Robert Wepking, Gwen Wersching, Charlotte Westlake, Steve Whittington, Mike Wideman, Bernie Wille. Bob Willett, Dave Williams. Jo 129 Williams. Mike Williams, Pam Williams. Virgil Wilson. Debbie Wilson, Gary Winters. Dale Wise. Gary Wolfe, Bob Wood, John Wood, Kim Woodring, Pam Woosley. Janet Woosley, Ricky WrightT Kevin Wrigley, Elon Wrigley, Kerry 130 STUDENTS AT WORK AND . . . JUNIORS EYE FUTURE WHILE In late August of 1967, 650 sophomores of the class of “70” entered CHS for the first time. We discovered the high standards of academic and athletic excellence expected of us. This fall our junior class presented the school an elegant, fanciful Coronation. Entitled “Fantasyland,” some of that mood seemed to fill the gymnasium that magical evening. Our lovely maid, Pat Meurcr, was the center of attention as she entered to “The Shadow of Your Smile.” Our class supported the new Basketball Coronation by electing Zoe Lakes our junior maid to the Queen’s court. Late in our junior year our class sustained tradition by giving the soon-to-graduate seniors a memorable Prom. The French atmosphere of “Night in Paris” provided a beautiful high point in our years at CHS. Having now finished two years at CHS, our class has displayed that it has the courage and talent to face the challenge and promise of the future. Nearly all Executive Board members pay attention to Mr. Crabtree. STANDING: Mr. Crabtree. Mick Gnavi. Pam Mahach. Pat Darlington. Ann Jackstadt, Toni Meehan, Jim Grisolano. Mr. Nunes. SITTING: President Mike Ray, Vice-President Paula Gillespey. Secretary Pam Wiehardt. Treasurer Darrell Walling. 132 PREPARING NOW AT CHS Nancy Hutchinson, Sherry Skelton, Barb White, Jo Gauen, and Pam Wiehardt admire the new handbook for entering students. 133 Abbott. Mark Albaugh. Cindy Althardt, Judy Altom, David Ambrosius, Cindy Anderson, Kathe Anderson. Raymond Andreano. Mike Ankarlo. Orville Asbury, Danny Ashcroft, Thomas Askew. Ed Askew. Richard Baczewski. John Baker, Connie Baker, Gary Baker. Pat Bales, Tom Barbee, Steve Barcliff, Joyce Barillaro, Shelley Barker. Deborah Barton, Bob Bauer. Judy Bazzell, Teresa Becker, John Beeler, Deborah Bennett, GordoD Benson. Pat Bielaczyc. Lynn 8ies£r«_Jiro. Biggers, James Biondi, Jeff Black, Charles Blair. Jeanne Blumberg, Ken Boeger, Don Boehm, Beverly Bohn, Gary Bokern, Kathy Bouse, Kathy Bovinctt, Steve 134 Bowen, Glenda Bracey, Waynette Brada. Denise Brammeier. Paula Brinker. Ken Brennan, Kevin Brinson, Richard Brown, Carol Brown. Jerry Brown, Richard Brunworth, Kim Bryant, Jim Budwell. Larry Burkett. Linda Caffrey. Dennis CafTrey, Toni Call. Autumn Campbell. Kenny Capstick, Tom Carlton, Jeanne Carman. Donna Carter, Ron Casebolt. Rick Chamness. Donna Charleton, Caryle Chepely, Mary Jo Christian, I'crry Chrisco, Judy Cimiotta. Sally Clark, Debbie Clark, Patti Cloin, Charles .Cpchran.Jiin Cochran. Tom Cole. Donald Collier, Shirley Condellonc, Michelle Cook, Ed Cook, Steve Cooper. Tom Cortner. Lawrence 135 Coverdell, Barbara Cox. Melanie Cox. Pal Coy, Denise Crittenden, John Crockarell, Pat Crowell. Sherry Cuff, Lynn Danieley, Rena Daniels. Kathy DaPron, Damon Daughtrey. Dave Davis. Doris Davis. Robert Dawkins. Mark Deckard, Jim Deets, David Deluca. Tom Smiling faces of juniors in English III class attest to Miss Kuncl's sense of humor. 136 Demoro. Jerry Dennington. John Deterding. Diana Dew. Debbie Dickerman. Cheryl Dickerman, Walter Dickerson. Bob Dietz. Bill Dittman. Caren Divine, Cathy Dix, Dan Doherty. Tim Douglas. Don Dow, David Dowdy, Don Dowler, Debbie Drake. Debbie Duke. Mike Dunn, David Dye. Bruce Eaton, John Eckert, Gerald Edgell. Sandy hEdgell, Ted Edwards, Lynn Eickelman, Phyllis Eilcrs, Louise Elkins. Audrey Elliston, Gary Evans. Debbie Evans. Nancy Ewing. Joan Farnworth, Todd Farris, Kathy Fausz, Edna Field. Richard Finchcm. Sheila Finley, Debbie Fischer, Kathy Fisher, Debbie Fitzpatrick. Anita Fletcher. Dave 137 Foster. Vicki Fourcault, Marcia Freimann. Mike Franklin. Bob Furfaro. Marty Furr. Betty Gallaher. Carol Gamble, Susan Garcia. Cyndi Garcia. Julia Garner. Debbie Gasawaski, Pam Gauen, Jo Gentile. Ross Gerfen, Bruce Gibson, Terry Giglotto, Joe Gilbreath, Debby Giles, Terry Gilland, Eileen Gillespey, Paula Gillis. Mike Giovando. Susan Glass. Judy Gnavi. Mick Goins, Linda Gorsuch. Rich Gower, George Graham. Danny Gray. Bill Greaves, Nancy Green, Glenda Grisolano, Jim Guaoagano. Keith Guffey. Erma Haas, Helen Hall, Jackie Hall. Ron Haller, Diane Hamilton. Wayne Hampsch. Janet Hampton, Anita 138 Hanks, Shirley Hann. Linda Hanncr. Terri Harned, Linda Harris, Barbara Harrold. Jill Hartman, Marty Hatten. Debbie Hauer, Jim Hausman. Gary Hayes, Kathy Hazelwood. Terry Hedger, Jerome Helmkamp, Lloyd Hering, Debbie Hickman, Beverly Hicks. David Hill. Donna Hill. Nora Hitchcock, Robert Hoff. Marjorie Holland, Cheryl Holland, Wayne Holiingshead, Marty Holmes. Martha Holt. Barbara Hood. Elaine Hoppes, Cheryl Hornberger, Tony Horton, Marsha Hubbard, Steve Hulsey. Glenn Hultz, Vickie Hungate. Debbie Husky, Elaine Hutchens. Debbie Hutchison, Nancy Jackson, Bonnie Jackson, Jerry Jackstadt, Ann Johnson. Mark Johnston, Johnny 139 kimutis. Karen Kirchoff. Kathleen Kirk, Mike Kitsch. Mike Klaas, Gerald Klawonn. Helen Klein, Craig Kleine. Bill Knecht, Nancy Knecht. Ruth Koblitz, Pat Kennedy, Jo Carol Keplar, Jane Kerfoot, Jim Killian. Frank Kimble. Mary Koehne. Marian Koenig, Phyllis y Kohler. Kaitwe Krause, Jim Kreke. Ronald Johnston. Ronnie Juclfs, Jean Kavaliunas. Chris Keller, Dennis Keller, Sue Kelly, Bo Krost. Pat Kuhlman. Marcey Kurant, Suzanne Kusmierczak, Gary Landreth. Marjorie Lassen, Lavern 140 LaSurs, Kris Laswell. Rick Lawson. Lenny Lecce, Craig Lefebvre, Bob Leiner, Carl McDowell. Ricky McFarland, Linda McGinnis, Terry McKenzie, Maxine McKittrick. Sherry McMahon. Donald Lemanski, Ed Levingston, Susan Lewis, Ted Lindsey. Paula Liniger, Pat Long, Debbie Loucks, Paul Love, Glenda Lovin, Julie Masters, Lynne Mat tea. Roger McCameron, Steve McCarthy, Anita McDonald. Edward Loyet, Carol Luner. Jennifer Mahach. Pam Marchiando, Al Marchiando. Barb Martin. Terry Maslosky. Karen 141 McMahan, Ronald Meehan, Toni Merchut, Joan Meredith. Nancy Merrifield. Deboraha Merriman. Rebecca Meurcr, Pat Meyer, Jim Middleton. Steve Miles. Roger Miller. Debbie Miller. Scott Minckc, Craig Minner, Sam Minton, Barbara Misselhorn, Larry Mitchell, Bruce Mitchell. Danny Mitchell, Gary Mitchell. Linda Mitchell, Nancy Mock, Pam Molitor. Kathy Monroe. Nancy Monroe. William Montgomery, Rose Mooney, Kathy Moore, Allen Moore, Kevin Moretti, Gary Morgan, Jim Morrisett, Larry Mouser, Donna Mucho, John Muehlhauser. Jim Mueller, Marcia Mueth, Carol Murphy. Howard Musso, Dennis Nepute, Linda Nesbit, Gary Newberry. Carolyn 142 Nicol. Becky Nicol, Harry Nimmo, Jane Miriness, Diane Nix, Dennis Nizinski. Denis Noascono, Don Novaria, Brenda Novcro, Lawrence Qakley, Barbara O'Donnell, Denise OfTringa, Jon Ogle. Liz Oliver. Rickey Qngy. Cleo Palccek, Cindy Pani, Joyce Parr, Jo Patek, Linda Payne. John Emberton, Mark Penrod, Debbie Petchulot, Kevin Pctroski, James Juniors ei joy lunch and conversation in the cafeteria. 143 Peyla, Pat Phillips. Cynthia Pierce, Pat Pintar, Dave Polwort. Steve Poyner. Ray Pratt. Phyllis Presson, Ricky Price, Dorothy Propst, Brian Pulcher, Lois Radas. Sandy Radas, Yvonne Ramatowski, Cathy Randant, Bill Ratka, Robert Ray. Mike Reeb. Bruce Reece. Jackie Reed. Carol Reed, Ruth Reichel, Glen Reulecke, John Rhoads, Gary Richter. Gail Ridineer. Ann Riggs. Larry Rinehart. Jeff Rising. Irene Robertson. Janis Robinson, Terri Rosamond. Velma Roseboom. Al Rule. Carol Russell, John Sackgtt. Joe Sadler. Vickie Salanti. Steve Sanders. Clarence Sandlin, Ron San ft lt� ben. Don Santen, Guy 144 Junior boys struggle for a rebound in P.E. class. Schardan. Charles Scharf, Linda Schiller, Brian Schoreack, Ellen Schubert. Betty Schuck, Janet Schucrbaum, Paul Schultze. Belinda Scoby, Ronald Segobiano. Mary Seib, Tom Scka; Carol Sckosky, Carol Self, Judy Semanisin. Rick Scmiff� .-Gary Sexton, Vern Shalenko. John Shane. Debbie Shapiro. Bob Shelton. Cheryl Sbemoney. Kathy Shewmaker. James Shup, Stephanie 145 Simmons. Mark Simon. Mark. Simons. Linda Skelton, Connie Skelton. Karen Skelton. Sherry Smiley, Cathy Smith, Betty Joan Smith, Eddy Smith, Jo Ann Smith. Mike Smith, Randy Spencer, Ruth Spilker. Ronnie Splaingard. Randy Stammer, Robert Stamps, Brenda Stark, Janis Stcinbrccher, Kathi Stehman, Jim Stellrecht, Jim Stelmach, Dave Stephens. Mark Stewart. Dchhic Stief. Brenda Stogner. Virgil Stout, Dana Summers, Janet Sutter, Rich Sutton. Chuck Sutton. Mitch Swalley.Gary Swalley, Terry Sweitzer. Charlie Sweitzer. Ray Swettenham. Linda Swift, Mike Switzer, Nancy Sybert, Janet Tamburello, Roi Taylor, Debbie Taylor, Diana 146 The proper passing technique. Taylor, Jan Taylor. Jeff Taylor, Jim Taylor. Pearl Terry. John Thomas. Doug Thomas. Joyce Thurman, Allen Thurston, Laura Tipton, Judy Toenjes, Ken Toennies, Karin Tognarelli, Terri Tucker, Debbie Ulkus, David 147 Updike. Brenda Vandaveer, Mike Vandermark. Ken Vennum. Susan Vieluf. Art Viliocco, Tom Viviano, Vito Vogt, Mary WaligorsKi, Gary Walker, Louis Walker, Pat Wallace. Stan Walling. Darrell Wanagat. Ann Wappler. Bill Warren. Dennis Warren. Vickie Watson, Terri Welle, Bobbie Welle, Pat Welle, Paul Welle, Steve Weeden. Reynolds -Weil. Kennv Wells, Janet Wente, Marsha Wheeler, Linda White, Barbara Whitworth, Tom Wiehardt. Pam Williams, Bob Williams, Terry Williamson. Elmer Wolff. Ronnv WoosleyTSusan Wright. Richard Wyatt. Tom Yost, Judy Zikc, Janet Zukosky, David 148 IN MEMORIAM David Hoskins April 27, 1952-Septem-ber 22, 1968 SENIORS, CLASS OF 1969 SENIOR EXECUTIVE BOARD—SEATED: Donna Hadfield, secretary; Janet Holst, vice-president; Bob Burns, president; Ken Kosten, treasurer. STANDING: 1 ynn Militcllo, Chris Jack-stadt. Debbie Chiapelli, sponsor; Miss 3anet Kuncl, Carla Beshcars, Debbie Adcrhold. Kathic Ganninger. Students fail to realize how valuable their class executive board really is. Each year they arc given a ballot and asked to vote for those ten who they think will do the most for their class and work the hardest. After elections, students forget that the board exists for their benefit, planning class projects and serving at class functions. Eight members of the 1969 executive board have been elected to serve three years consecutively. These members are: Bob Burns, Janet Holst, Ken Kosten, Donna Hadfield, Debbie Chiapcl-li, Kathie Ganninger, Debbie Ad-erhold, and Lynn Militcllo. These members devoted much time and effort to the class during their high school years and arc deserving of much praise for a job well done. Our beautiful Football Queen was escorted to her throne by Dennis Toon. Time it was. And what a time it was. It was . . . A time of innocence, A time of confidences. Long ago ... it must be .. . I have a photograph. Preserve your memories; They're all that's left you. BOOKENDS, SIMON GARFUNKEL 150 Senior gym assistant. Kathy Arnold, explains the way to serve a volleyball. Senior Powderpuff Oilers huddle up to plan strategy. SKUNK 'EM, the senior float, took top prize in homecoming parade. Three years have passed since the class of 1969 first entered the halls of Collinsville Senior High School. They came as bewildered sophomores, curious and energetic. Mixed classes and morning bulletins were new experiences for them, but they soon adjusted to their new surroundings. Passing on to the title of “upperclassmen,” the new juniors upheld traditions by presenting their coronation in '67, “Dixieland.” Prom ’68, held at Tradcr-Vic's in St. Louis, was entitled “Younger Than Springtime.” Hours of planning and hard work resulted in a successful junior year, evident in the various accomplishments. By the close of the 1968 school year, these juniors were ready to receive the title “Seniors,” having fulfilled all that was expected of them and having gained the experience necessary to become the top class. More than 500 seniors filled the halls of CHS on the first day of the 1968-69 school year. Proud of their class status, they strove to become the best in all fields. Two seniors were named as NMSQT Finalists, and 32 seniors placed as Illinois State Scholarship Finalists. Others excelled in the fields of art and literature and ranked in contests of language and speech. For seniors the end of the best years of their lives was close at hand, and they sought to make every moment more memorable. At school and away they supported their teams, fighting for the KAHOK Purple White. Opposition stimulated enthusiasm, and seniors responded with a unified spirit and a strong sense of pride. Having suffered through the perils of being underclassmen, they endeavored to succeed as upperclassmen, willing to participate in all events. This class was a class of performance and accomplishment, willing to set its goals high and strive for perfection. Hopefully, their devotion and spirit will be carried on by upcoming seniors, and their influence will serve new classes; memories of their success will encourage others to accomplishments. Senior Executive Board plans upcoming projects. 151 Debbie Adcrhold John Allison Jim Albaugh Karen Althardt Rosann Anderson Bruce Armon Teresa Armstrong Kathy Arnold Thomas Arnotti William Backs Stc han ad cr Deborah Banes Stanley Banks Steven Banks Diane Barillaro Jim Barker David Barton Gerald Baumann Linda Bax Steve Beard 152 Sharon Bcckcr Jeff Bell Julie Belobraydic Charlene Bennett Terry Bennett Gloria Bentley Sandra Berg Vana Berry Carla Beshears Peggy Biggers Scott Biggers Mary Bilyeu Steve Birger Gary Blackburn Pamela Black Steven Black Craig Blase Lenny Blaylock Diane Bloom William Bode 153 Janice Bodimer Jerry Bolandis Linda Boothman Mike Bordoni Marci Bowler M ike Bozzello Beverly Brandenburg Harry Brandt Stephen Bright Rich Brittin Mary Brockmire Rose Brombolich Glennetta Brown Richard Brown Linda Brumitt Marty Bub Dorothy Bucher Robert Burns Katherine Burrus Dianne Burton 154 Lxneiifi, Busch Dennis Caminiti Mike Carr Jay Carter Don Caselli Darrell Cawvey Nick Ceretto Deborah Chepcly Jeannie Chessor Debbie Chiapelli Gary Childress Michael Clark Randy Clayton Emily Cleaver 155 Steve Clouatre Charles Coffin Judy Cohen Peggy Cohill Brenda Coleman Donna Colone Mike Cook Odell Cook Beverly Cookson Ricky Coombs Joan Cooper Janette Coulson Chris Cox Vicki Cox I.inda Crabtree Judith Crittenden Charlotte Crossno Francis Cullen Debbie Cunningham Randy Cunningham 156 Cynthia Curtis Dan Cusanelli Debby Daggett Steve Dankenbring Janice Darron Janet Davis Susan Davisson Michael Dean Barbara Deason John Deluca Mark Deinatteis Kathy Deppe Barbara Detchman Sandra Dierkes Marie Digirolamo Diane Dimmic Patricia Divine Pal Doherty Marilyn Donna Edward Doolin 157 Glenn Drcnkhahn Judy Dudik Jerry Duncan James Dunnagan Donga Purer Durwood Durham Francis Duvall Steven Eade Gary Earlin Sandi Eberle Larry Eckert Joyce Edwards Pete Erickson Gary Eversmann Kathy_FauhJ Pat Ferguson James Ferris Bruce Fields Dan Fischer Diane Fitch 158 Donna Fitch James Fitzgerald Debra Forshee Michelle Foster Paula Fourcault Connie Foust Janet Fraley Yvonne Franklin James Frederick Robbie Freeman Barbara French Rita Fricke Gene Friederich Linda Frizzell 159 Sarah Furfaro Randall Furlow George Gallaher Kathie Ganninger Gayle Geissert Pete Gifford Nancy Giger Sandra Goldsmith Sydney Goldsmith Bryan Gore Luvenia Gorman Sue Grafe Judy Graham Uury Graham Dave Gray Betty Grisolano Kathy Grisolano Charles Gronau Duane Grooms Eva Guadagano 160 Carla Gunter William Haddiclc Donna Hadficld Ronald Hahn Steve Haislar Darla Hall Glen Hall Linda HaH Norma Hall Dianne Hallows Linda Hanna Richard Harner Deborah Harris David Harrison Bill Hart Gail Haywood LLarokLHeini Jeanette Hellrung Linda Henry Linda Herren 161 Senior hall monitors check passes during lunch hours. Mary Herring Suzanne Hester Linda Hohn Vicki Holland Mark Holmes Janet Holst Marcia Horner Mark Horstman John Horvat Juanita Hoskin Reta Renee Hoskin Rebecca Hubert Mike Huddleston Carol Hurd Jeanne Huster Linda Hylsky 162 Nancy Indermark Carol Isbell Ronald Jackson Chris Jackstadt Joe Jalinsky Dianna Jeter Dennis Jinkerson Cindy Johann Alfred Johnson Bruce Johnson David Johnson John Johnson I.ovcrna Johnson Pat Johnston I arry Jones Bobby Jordan Mary Jordan QuuUcs-KiyLbiCf Joyce Keel Kathy Kersey 163 Debbie Kershaw Kathy Kimberlin Linda Kirby David Kircher Larry Klein Patricia Kleine Sharilyn Knight Angela Kocot Mark Koelling Patti Koenegstein Beverly KoHleF Margaret Kopecki Ken Kosten Grace Kraegenbrink Deborah Krawczyk Carol Krost Walter Kuhlman Debbie Kuhn Kathy Kunnemann Mary Kurtz 164 If one advances confidently in the direction of his dreams, and endeavors to live the life which he has imagined, he will meet with a success unexpected in common hours. Henry David Thoreau Marsha Kuykendall David LaBrot Sharon Lacquement Sam LaFrank Christie Lakes Karen Lange Mary Ann Lange Dave Lautzenheiser William Leharcs Doug Lenny Teena Lindsey Qennis Lockwood Diane Lotz Sue Ann Lowe Linda Luckshis Bill Lvnn Danny Mahurin Darilyn Malano 165 Janet Mansfield Domnick Marchctti Hal Marshall Rex Martin Terry Martin Robert Masloski Wanda Massander Patsy Massey Frances Matthews Chervl Maxev Mike Me Broom Teresa McClanahan Linda McClure Dana McFain Sharon McNeill Clark Meadows Linda Menefee Barbara Merchut Mike Merriman Sheila Metcalf 166 Linda Miles Lynn Militello College Prep, seniors attend instruction classes in the library. Paul Miller Eileen Millick John Mills Sandra Minner Terry Mitchell Art Molinar Jim Monroe Robert Moore Mary Morgan Sharon Mucho Marilyn Mueller Patricia Mumper 167 James Myers Walter Myers Kenny Nauling Jerry Nickles Sheila Niemaczek Sharon Nicweglowski Jimmie Norman Irvin Norton George Noud J3uauc Noyero Steve Oakley Michael Oatman Harold Oberkfell Dorothy Ohlendorf jo Oliver Donna Pace Daniel Pacewic Gary Palermo Paul Paucsick Essie Pegues 168 Gordon Peludat Diana Peradotti Debra Perry Leslie Peterson Ronald Pettus Cheryl Pikoriatis Kathy Piquard Michael Pittman Sharon Pittman Mary Platt Diane Poloch Elizabeth Prather John Preckshot Frances Preloger Dona Pritchet Nancy Pruiett Dale Purlee Paul Quinlan Deborah Racdc John Ralls 169 Seniors meet in cafeteria to order announcements. Betty Ramsey John Randant Gloria Rankin Eric Rauh Margaret Reay Beth Reeder Patricia Reilly Marion Rckas John Rckowski 75eSorah Renken Robert Rice Dan Ridgeway 170 Adrienne Riggs Dcrrcll Riley Dennis Robertson Sheila Rosamond Now get this straight, you guys! James Ross Mark Sachtleben Jerry Salyers Morril Sanford Joe Sarhage Judy Saul Robert Schaefer Bettie Schaeffer Penny Scharden Barbara Schiber Barbara Schlau Debra Schmidt 171 Jackie Schmidt Felicia Schnaus Helen Schoenhcrr Don Schroen Michael Schwander Gerald Schwieder j cbeccaj cgobiano Virginia Seidler Ellen Shaffer David Siegel Rick Simpson Brenda Smith John Smith £athyJ5mitf) Sharon Lee Smith Shirley Smith Becio'Spagna Mike Sparks Barbara Spengler Duane Spilker 172 Mark Splaingard Karen Sponsler John Staden Linda Stark Renee Stcinbach Pat Stern Rita Stewart Mike Stone Linda Stone Diane Storm Betty Stowers Rita Struhinger Tom Studebaker Ken Sutter Donald Sutton Lynn Swalley Michael Tenting Algis Tervydis Priscilla Thiel Steve Thomas 173 Bill Thomas Debbie Thorpe Madonna Throm Kathy Tognarclli Paula Tongay Dennis Toon Bill Truccano Kay Turnbeaugh Duane Turner Greg Turner Janet Turner John Turner JiLEllen Uhles Jack Underwood Kathy Underwood John Vallcro Vickie Van Dyke Jack Vickery Gus Viviano Dianna Walker 174 Frank Walker Cindy Wall Maryann Wallace Jack Wallace James Wallis ( arol Watson Joy Watts Leroy Weinacht Cynthia Weiss Theresc Welle Jim Wcndler Nancy Wendt Larry Wesemann. Shere Whittington Janet Widdows David Wieduwilt Gerri Will Donna Williamson James Wilshire Donald Wilson 175 Herbert Wilson Vinita Wilson Linda Wise Dwaine Witte Ron Wolfe Jim Wolff Dave Woosley Frances Wright Rick Wright Kitty Wrigley Nona Wrigley Robert Wrigley Carla Wyatt Terrill Young 176 A NEWCOMER TO CHS Hugo stops at his locker between classes. This year CHS had the honor of welcoming the International Fellowship Exchange Student, Hugo Alfonso Chocano, from Lima, Peru. After Finishing high school and attending the National University of Engineering in Peru his college freshman year, he came to the United States for the first time. Hugo felt that the biggest adjustment he had to make was adapting to America’s routine of life. Hugo’s father, mother, and older brother still live in Peru, while his older sister lives in the United States. In the future, Hugo hopes to obtain a scholarship to a liberal arts school in the United States where he hopes to major in electronics. From his trip, Hugo learned to appreciate the advantages of the United States and now better understands the customs, language, and people of another country. CHS hopes that through Hugo a better understanding of both countries has occurred. Hugo does research work for his term paper. Kathie lends a helping hand to Hugo. Hugo evaluates one of his art works. 177 ENERGETIC SENIORS HONORED BY CLASS FOR LOYAL SERVICE AND RELIABILITY DEBBIE ADERHOLD BOB BURNS DEBBIE CHIAPELLI JOAN COOPER 178 179 JANET HOLST KEN KOSTEN DIANE WALKER RECIPIENTS OF AWARDS MARY HERRING Delegate. Illini Girls State DIANNA WALKER DAR Award BILL BACKS NMSQT Finalist REX MARTIN Delegate. Illini Boys' State NORMA HALL U.N. Pilgrimage TERRILL YOUNG SAR Award DARLA HALL Freedom of Democracy Speech Winner JOHN MILLS RITA STEWART NMSQT Finalist Homemaking Award 180 1969 KAHOKIAN STAFF CO-EDITORS Rcta Hoskin Bill Lehares SPONSOR Miss Janet Kirsch SENIOR EDITORS Donna Hadfield Janet Holst JUNIOR EDITORS A1 Marchiando Brenda Updike SOPHOMORE EDITORS Susie Burroughs Jean Kramer FEATURES EDITORS Debbie Chiapelli Teena Lindsey FEATURES STAFF Sue Grafc Darla Hall Lynn Militello Marilyn Mueller Debbie Thorpe Janet Turner ORGANIZATIONS EDITORS Kathy Grisolano Becky Spagna ORGANIZATIONS STAFF Barbara Deason Julie Eade Barbara French Debbie Horton Wanda Massander Denise O'Donnell Nancy Owen Pat Reilly Nancy Roberts Sharon Smith SPORTS EDITOR Chris Cox SPORTS STAFF Debbie Aderhold Charlene Bennett Joan Cooper Brenda Cunningham BUSINESS MANAGER Bill Chao CIRCULATION MANAGER Jo Oliver CIRCULATION STAFF Karen Bingaman Autumn Call Janie Camden Mike Dean Jill Harrold Barbara Spengler Linda Swettcnham SECRETARY Cindy Smith POINTS MANAGER Jo Ann Smith ART EDITORS Nicki Ehrlich Mary Kurtz CONCESSIONS MANAGER Chris Hoskin 182 FROM THE EDITORS Fanatics have their dreams, wherewith they weave A paradise for a sect; the savage, too, From forth the loftiest fashion of his sleep Guesses at Heaven; pity these have not Traced upon vellum or wild Indian leaf The shadows of melodious utterance. But hare of laurel they live, dream, and die; For Poesy alone can tell her dreams— With the fine spell of words alone can save Imagination from the sable chain And dumb enchantment—who alive can say, “Thou art no Poet—may'st not tell thy dreams ? Since everyman whose soul is not a clod Hath visions, and would speak, if he had loved, And been well nurtured in his mother tongue. Whether the dream now purposed to rehearse Be poet's or fanatic's will be known When this warm scribe, my hand, is in the grave. —John Keats This volume was compiled to capture important and commonplace moments in our school days. We hope that in later years, as wc look through these pages, we will recall all the dreams ot our youth. Wc hope never to lose the desire to dream; we hope never to lose the courage to relate our dreams because we will always cherish the art of expression. Everyman has his dreams; therefore, everyman is an artist, a poet. 183 Reta Hoskin Bill Lchares ADERHOLD. DEBBIE Student Council 2,3; Executive Board 2,3. 4; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; Kahokian Staff 4. ALLISON, JOHN Edinburg. Indiana: Football 2,3; Basketball 2; Baseball 2; Letterman's Club 2,3; Latin Club 2; DAR Award 3; Hoosier Boys State 3; French Club 3; Collinsville, Illinois; Football 4; Monogram Club 4. ALBAUGH, JAMES ALTHARDT, KAREN Art Club 2; Band 2,3,4; Cheer Club 2; Cheer Bloc 2; Thespians 3,4; SDA 2,3,4; Finders Keepers 2. ‘The Night of January 16 2, “Arsenic and Old Lace 2, “Harvey 3, “Girl From Outer Space Director 3; FT A 4. ANDERSON, PHYLLIS GAA 2; German Club 4. ANDERSON, ROSANN FBLA 2; Spanish Club 2; Cheer Club 2, 3,4; Cheer Bloc 2,3,4. ARMON, BRUCE Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; Science Club 4. ARMSTRONG, TERESA Chorus 2,3,4; FBLA 3,4; Cheer Club 4; Cheer Bloc 4; Creative Writing Club 4. ARNOLD, KATHLEEN FTA 2; Spanish Club 2; Art Club 2,3; Chess Club 3. Secretary 3; Honor Society 3,4; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4, Secretary 4; Student Council 4; Cheer Club 4; Cheer Bloc 4. ARNOTTI, THOMAS ART1MISI, DENNIS BACKS, WILLIAM Latin Club 2,3,4; Science Club 3,4; Mu Alpha Theta 2,3,4, Treasurer 3; Honor Society 3,4; National Merit Scholarship Semi, Finalist 4. BADGER, STEPHEN BAKER, WALTER BANES, DEBORAH FNC 2; Hi-Tri 4; Latin Club 4. BANKS, STANLEY Latin Club 3. BANKS. STEVEN BARILLARO, DIANE Cheer Club 2,3,4; Cheer Bloc 2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3,4; Junior Classical League 2,3,4; FNC 3,4. BARKER, JAMES Track 3,4; Monogram Club 3,4. BARTON. DAVID BAUMANN, GERALD BAX, LINDA BEARD, JOYCE BEARD, STEVE BECKER, SHARON GAA 2. BELL, JEFF Band 2,3; Latin Club 3; Library Club 3; Cafeteria Worker 4. BELOBRAYDIC, JULIE BENDEL, LINDA BENNETT. CHARLENE Cheer Club 2.3,4; Cheer Bloc 2,3,4; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; Honor Society 3,4, Treasurer 4; Kahokian Staff 4; Demolay Term Queen 4. BENNETT. TERRY Chorus 2,3,4; Variety Show Dancer 4. BENTLEY, GLORIA Chorus 4. BERG, SANDRA Cheer Club 3,4; Cheer Bloc 3,4; Debate Club 3,4, Treasurer 4; Hi-Tri 4; Morning Bulletin Staff 4; SDA 2,3,4; Thespians 2,3.4; “Night of January 16” Make-up Chairman 2, Arsenic and Old Lace Usherette 2; “Egad, What a Cad Makeup chairman 2; “Harvey Property Chairman 3; “You Can’t Take It With You Prompter 3; LUV Prompter 4; The Matchmaker Prompter 4; “A Thurber Carnival 4. BERRY, VANA Spanish Club 2; FBLA 2; Student Council Alternate 2; Executive Board 2, Secretary 2; Cheer Club 2,3,4; Cheer Bloc 3,4; Kahoki Staff 4. BESHEARS, CARLA Spanish Club 2; Student Council 2,4; Cheer Club 3; May Maid 3; Executive Board 4. BIGGERS, PEGGY B1GGERS, SCOTT Tennis 2,3,4; Monogram Club 4; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Illinois State Scholarship Semi-Finalist. BILYEU, ELMER BILYEU, MARY FTA 2; SDA 2; Student Council Alternate 2, Representative 3,4; Latin Club 3; Hi-Tri 2. Chaplain 3. President 4; Kahoki Page 3 Editor 4. BIRGER, STEVE Football 2,3; Basketball 2; Track 2,3,4, All-Metro Track Team 3, 7th Place State Meet 3, Monogram Club 2,3,4; 1968 Talent Show, “The Valentis ; He Ain't Done Right By Nell, 3. BLACK, PAMELA BLACK, STEVEN Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4. BLACKBURN, GARY BLASE, CRAIG Basketball 2; Baseball 2; Student Council Alternate 2,3; Science Club 4. BLAYLOCK, LENNY Baseball 2. BLOOM. DIANE Art Club 2. BODE, MICHAEL BODE, WILLIAM BODIMER, JANICE GAA 2; Art Club 2. BOLANDIS. JERRY Latin Club 2; Mu Alpha Theta Pledge 3, Member 4; Honor Society 3.4; Tennis 4. BOOTHMAN, LINDA Hi-Tri 2,4; Office Aide 4; Cheer Club 4; Cheer Bloc 4. BORDON1, MICHAEL Baseball 2; Track 3; Football 2,3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4. BOWLER. MARCIA BOZZELLO, MIKE Model Rocket Club 4, Treasurer 4. BRANDENBURG, BEVERLY GAA 2; Hi-Tri 2,3,4, Treasurer 4. BRANDT, HARRY Football 2,3; Track 2,3,4; Monogram Club 4. BREWER. LEONARD FBLA 4. BREWER, PAULA BRIGHT, STEPHEN BRITTIN, RICH Camera Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 3, President 4; Kahoki Staff 2,3,4; Kahokian Staff 2,3,4; Projection Club 3,4; Track 3,4; Cross Country 4; Monogram Club 4. BROCKMIRE, MARY Parsons, Kansas: Band 2,3; Orchestra 2; Stage Band 2; Pep Club 2. BROMBOL1CH, ROSE GAA 2; Tepee Council 2,3,4; Cheer Club 2,3,4; Cheer Bloc 4; Coronation Trainbearer 3; May Dance Co-Chairman 4. BROWN, GLENETTA BROWN. RICHARD Band 2; Art Club 2,3; Latin Club 2,3, President 3. BRUM1TT, LINDA Spanish Club 2; Office Aide 4. BUB. MARTY Baseball 2. BUCHER, DOROTHY FTA 3,4; Thespian 3,4; SDA 3,4; “Contest Fever” 3, “The Matchmaker 4. A Thurber Carnival” 4; College Club 4. BUNCH, MIRIAM BURNHAM. ALICE BURNS, ROBERT Executive Board 2,3,4, President 2,3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; PSAT Award 2; Latin Club 2; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; Homecoming Committee Co-Chairman 4; Illinois State Scholarship Semi-Finalist 4; Community Committee Chairman 4. BURRUS. KATHERINE BURTON. DIANE GAA 2; Gym Assistant 4. 184 BUSCH, LYNN GAA 2; Band 2,3,4, Secretary 4; FTA 4; “A Thurber Carnival’ 4. CAMINITI, DENNIS CARR. MICHAEL Effingham. Illinois: Latin Club 2, Treasurer 2; Football 2,3; Track 2; French Club 3. President 3; Collinsville, Illinois: Track 3,4; Football 4; Monogram Club 4. CARTER, JAY CASELL1, DON Track 2; Basketball 2.3.4; Monogram Club 2,3,4, President 4. CATES, CHARLOTTE CAWVEY, DARRELL CERETTO, NICK CHAPMAN. SANDRA GAA 3. CHEPELY. DEBORAH Hi-Tri 2; GAA 2; Spanish Club 2; Cheer Club 2,3,4; Cheer Bloc 2,3,4; FTA 3,4; “She Ain’t Done Right by Nell” Director 3, “Thurber’s Carnival Director 4. CHESSOR. JEANNIE FNC 2; Office Aide 4; Counselor’s Aide 4. CHIAPELLI, DEBBIE Executive Board 2,3,4, Treasurer 2; Ka-hokian Staff 2,3,4. Business Manager 3, Features Editor 4; Tepee Council 2.3.4; Cheer Club 2,3,4; Cheer Bloc 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Mu Alpha Theta 3.4; Honor Society 3,4. CHILDRESS, GARY CHOCANO, HUGO CLARK, MICHAEL CLAYTON, RANDY CLEAVER. EMILY GAA 2; Cheer Club 2,3,4; Cheer Bloc 2,3,4; Student Council 3,4, Secretary 4; SDA 3, “Harvey” Understudy 3, “Cry of the Crows” Assistant Director 3; Kahoki Staff 4. CLOUATRE, STEVE COFFIN. CHARLES Baseball 2; Football 2,3,4; Monogram Club 3,4. COHEN, JUDY Library Club 2,3; FTA 2,3,4; Student Council Alternate 3; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; Cheer Club 3,4. COHILL, PEGGY Band 2; Spanish Club 2; Cheer Club 2,4; Cheer Bloc 4; Student Council 3,4; Parliamentarian 4; Gym Assistant 4. COLEMAN, BRENDA GAA 2; Art Club 2,3. COLONE, DONNA SDA 2, “Egad. What a Cad” 2. FBLA 4. COOK, MICHAEL COOK, ODELL COOKSON, BEVERLY GAA 2; Library Club 3. COOKSON, SHIRLEY COOMBS, RICKY COOPER. DARYL COOPER, DEBBIE COOPER, JOAN Student Council 2,3,4; “Most Valuable Sophomore Award” 2; Tepee Council 2,3, 4. Treasurer 3, President 4; Cheer Club 2,3,4; Cheer Bloc 3,4; Kahokian Staff 4; Kahoki Staff 4, Page 3 Editor 4; Homecoming Chairman 4; Exchange Student 4. COULSON, JANETTE GAA 2; Library Club 2,3. Sergeant at Arms 3; Cheer Club 3,4; Cheer Bloc 3,4; FBLA 4. COX, CHRISTINE Spanish Club 2; Cheer Club 2,3,4; Cheer Bloc 3,4: “Labors of Love” 3; Office Aide 3; Kahoki Staff 4, Sports Editor; Kahokian Staff 4, Sports Editor 4. COX, LAURA COX, VICKI GAA 2; FBLA 3,4, District Treasurer 3; Library Club 3,4; Chorus 2,3,4, Variety Show 2,3,4. Christmas Gift Chairman 4, Costume and Make-up Committee 4; Cheer Club 4; Cheer Bloc 4. COZIAR. MIKE CRABTREE. LINDA Spanish Club 3. CRITTENDEN, JUDITH CROSSNO. CHARLOTTE GAA 2; Library Club 3; FBLA 3,4, President 4; Cheer Club 4; Cheer Bloc 4. CROWE. BARBARA CULLEN. FRANCIS CUNNINGHAM, DEBBIE CUNNINGHAM, RANDY CURTIS. CYNTHIA Library Club 2; “Johnny's First Date” 2; Kahoki Staff 3. CUSANELLI, DAN Basketball 2,3; Track 2.3,4; Football 2,3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4. DAGGETT, DEBBY Student Council 3,4, Treasurer 4; Cheer Club 4; Cheer Bloc 4; Gym Assistant 4. DANKENBRING, STEVE Latin Club 2; Tennis 3.4; Science Club 4. DARRON, JANICE SDA 2; FBLA 3,4; “Miss Junior Service 3; German Club 4. DAVIS, JAMES DAVIS, JANET Belleville. Illinois: Latin Club 2; Counselor's Aide 3. DAVISSON, SUSAN GAA 2; Kahoki Staff 2; FTA 2,3,4; Library Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 3; Cheer Club 3,4; Cheer Bloc 3,4. DEAN, MICHAEL Student Council 4; Kahokian 4; College Club 4. DEASON. BARBARA Cheer Club 2,3,4; Cheer Bloc 2,3,4: Thespians 2,3,4, Vice-President 3, President 4; SDA 2,3,4, Arsenic and Old Lace Director 2, Girl From Outer Space” 3, “Wake Up and Love” 3; Morning Bulletin Staff 3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Illinois State Scholarship Semi-Finalist 4; Kahokian Staff 4. DELUCA, JOHN DEMATTEIS. MARK Mu Alpha Theta 3,4. DEPPE. KATHY GAA 2; Student Council Alternate 3; Cheer Club 3,4; Cheer Bloc 3,4; FBLA 4. Secretary 4; Gym Assistant 4. DETCHMAN. BARBARA Latin Club 2; Band 2; GAA 2; Cheer Club 2,3,4, Point Manager 3; Cheer Bloc 2,3,4. DIERKES, SANDRA Latin Club 2; SDA 3: Kahoki Staff 4. DIGIROLAMO. MARIE DIMMIC, DIANE Latin Club 2,3,4; Art Club 2,4; Cheer Club 3,4; Cheer Block 3,4. DIVINE, PATRICIA DOHERTY. PATRICK Tennis 2,3,4; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; Monogram Club 3,4. DONNA. MARILYN Student Council Alternate 3; Cheer Club 3.4; Cheer Bloc 3.4. DOOLIN, EDWARD DOOM. MIKE DOUGLAS, LOUIS DRENKHAHN,GLENN DUDIK. JUDY Parker, Arizona: Chorus 2,3; Spanish Club 3, Secretary 3; Library Club 3; Collinsville, Illinois: Band 4. DUNCAN, JERRY Track 2,3; Cross Country 2,3; Monogram Club 2,3: FBLA 4. DUNNAGAN, JAMES DURER. DONNA GAA 2; Cheer Club 2; Cheer Bloc 2; Latin Club 2,3,4; Science Club 3. DURHAM. DURWOOD Track Manager 2,3; Football 2,3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Junior Leadership 3; Student Council 4; Model Rocket Club 4. President 4. DUVALL, FRANCIS DVORAK. LARRY 185 EADE. STEVEN EARLIN, GARY EBERl.E. SANDI GAA 2; Spanish Club 2; Art Club 3.4: Cheer Club 3; Cheer Bloc 3,4. ECKERT. LARRY EDWARDS, JOYCE Hi-Tri 2; Cheer Club 2,3,4; Cheer Bloc 2.3.4: FBLA 4. EI.DRIDGE, BEVERLY ERICKSON. PETER Mu Alpha Theta 2,3; Science Club 3,4; German Club 4. EVERSMAN, GARY Football 2,3,4; Monogram Club 3,4. FAITH. KATHY FNC 2.3.4. Secretary 3. President 4. FARRIS. WAYNE Science Club 2: Latin Tournament 2,3; Latin Club 2,3.4: Mu Alpha Theta 2,3.4; Honor Society 3,4. FEATHERSTON, HAROLD FERGUSON, PATTY GAA 2; Cheer Club 2.3,4: Cheer Bloc 2.3.4; Spanish Club 3; Student Council 3; Tepee Council 3,4. FERRIS. JAMES FIELDS. BRUCE Football 2,3,4; Monogram Club 3,4. FISCHER. DAN Football 2,3; Track 2,3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; The Opening of a Door 3, Thurber's Carnival 4. FITCH, DIANE FITCH, DONNA FITZGERALD, JAMES Football 2; Honor Society 3.4; Kahoki Staff 4. FLETCHER. MIKE Football 2,3; Basketball 2,3,4. Free Throw Trophy Winner 3; Track 2,3.4; Monogram Club 2.3.4; Honor Society 3.4. FOLKERTS, VICKI Tepee Council 2.3, Corresponding Secretary 2,3; Cheer Club 2,3,4; Cheer Bloc 2,3,4; FBLA 2.4. FORSHEE. DEBRA FOSTER, MICHELLE FOURCAULT, PAULA Hi-Tri 2; Library Club 2,3; SDA 2,3; Thespians 3; Office Aide 3.4. FOUST, CONNIE FRALEY. JANET GAA 2; Library Club 4; SDA 4. FRANKLIN. YVONNE GAA 2; Art Club 2.3; Cheer Club 2,3; Cheer Bloc 2,3; Hi-Tri 3,4, Secretary 4. FREDERICK. JAMES FREEMAN. ROBBIE FRENCH. BARBARA Chorus 2; Student Council 2,3. Alternate 3; Cheer Club 2,3,4; Cheer Bloc 2,3,4; FTA 3,4. Secretary 4; Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4; Honor Society 3.4; Honors Banquet 3; College Club 4, President 4; Gym Assistant 4; Kahokian Staff 4. FRICKE, RITA FRIEDERICH, GENE Football 2,4; Monogram Club 2,4. FRIZZELL, LINDA Latin Club 2,3; Chorus 2,3,4, Variety Show 2,3.4; FNC 3,4. Vice-President 4; College Club 4: Cheer Club 4; Cheer Bloc 4. FURFARO, SARAH FURI.OW. RANDALL GALLAHER, GEORGE GANNINGER, MARY K. Latin Club 2; Executive Board 2,3,4; Student Council 3,4; Cheer Club 2.3.4; Cheer Bloc 3,4; Tepee Council 3,4; Football Queen 4. GEISSERT, GAYLE GIFFORD, PETE GIGER. NANCY GAA 2; Cheer Club 2.3,4; Cheer Bloc 2.3.4; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; Office Aide 4. GILES, LARRY GLENK. ROBERT GOES, GARY GOETTER, GARY GOLDSMITH, SANDRA Honor Banquet 2,3; Spanish Club 2,3, Vice-President 3; FTA 2,3,4, Treasurer 3, President 4; Mu Alpha Theta 2,3,4; Cheer Club 2,4; Cheer Bloc 2,4; Thespians 2,3,4; SDA 2,3,4. Finders Keepers 2, Arsenic and Old Lace 2, Night of January 16th 2. Labors of Love 3. Charley's Aunt 3; Honor Society 3.4; College Club 4, Secretary 4. GOLDSMITH. SYDNEY Spanish Club 2; Cheer Club 2; GAA 2. GORE, BRYAN GORMAN, LUVENIA GRAFE, SUE Junior Varsity Cheerleader 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3,4; Cheer Club 2,3,4; Executive Board 3; Special Maid 4; Kahokian Staff 4. GRAHAM.JUDY Office Aide 2,3,4. GRAHAM,LARRY GRAY. DAVE GR1SOLANO. BETTY Latin Club 2; GAA 2; Cheer Club 2,3,4; Cheer Bloc 2,3,4; Mu Alpha Theta 3.4. GR1SOLANO. KATHY Latin Club 2; Honors Banquet 2,3; Thespians 2.3.4; Mu Alpha Theta 2,3,4, Vice-President 3, President 4; SDA 2,3,4, “Mad Breakfast 2, The Night of January 16th 2; Youth World Delegate 3; SIU Math Festival Delegate 3; Honor Society 3,4; Cheer Club 3,4; Cheer Bloc 3,4; College Club 4; Kahokian Staff 4, Club Editor 4. GRONAU. CHARLES Baseball 2; Basketball 2,3; Tepee Council 2.3; May Dance Escort 3. GROOMS. DUANE GROOMS. WAYNE Golf 4; Model Rocket Club 4. GUADAGANO, EVA GUNTER, CARLA East Saint Louis, Illinois: Pep Club 2; Cafeteria Worker 2; FNC 3. HADDICK. WILLIAM Chess Club 3.4. President 4. HADFIELD, DONNA Student Council 2,3, Alternate 3; Executive Board 2.3.4. Secretary 4; Kahokian Staff 2,3,4, Sophomore Editor 2, Junior Editor 3. Senior Editor 4; Mistress of Ceremonies for May Dance 3: Cheer Club 3,4, Cheer Bloc 3.4: Gym Assistant 4: Exchange Student to Monticello 4; Tepee Council 4; Quill and Scroll 4. HAHN, RONALD Warner Robins, Georgia: Football 2; Basketball 2,3; Golf 2,3; Baseball 3; Student Council 2; Collinsville, Illinois: Baseball 4. HAISLER, STEVE Football 3.4; Monogram Club 3.4. HALL. DARLA Spanish Club 2; Student Council 2,3,4. Alternate 2, Exchange Coordinator 4: Mistress of Ceremonies for Coronation 3; Tepee Council 3,4; Cheer Club 3,4; Cheer Bloc 3,4; Kahokian Staff 4. HALL, GLENN SDA 3, You Can’t Take It With You 3; Latin Club 4, Vice-President 4; Student Council 4. HALL, LINDA Chorus 2,3,4, Variety Show 2,3.4, Stage Committee 3. Publicity Committee 4; SDA 3.4, The King's Ugly Bride 3, The Matchmaker 4, Thurber's Carnival 4; Thespian 4. HALL, MICHAEL M. HALL, MIKE A. HALL. NORMA Latin Club 2; United Nation Pilgrimage Delegate 3; College Club 4. HALL. PAT HALLOWS. DIANE GAA 2; Cheer Club 2,3,4; Cheer Bloc 2,3,4, Assistant Manager 3. Manager 4; Gym Assistant 4. HAM. DOUGLAS HANNA, LINDA 186 HARNER, RICHARD Student Council 2; Track 2.3,4; Cross Country 2,3.4. HARRIS. DEBORAH GAA 2; Latin Club 2,3; Hi-Tri 2,3: Library Club 2.3,4. Treasurer 3; Mu Alpha Theta 3.4; Student Council 4; Cheer Club 4; Cheer Bloc 4. HARRISON, DAVID HART, BILL HAYWOOD. GAIL GAA 2; Art Club 2; SDA 2; Library Club 2.3,4. Treasurer 4; FTA 2,3.4; Cheer Club 2,3,4; Cheer Bloc 2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Kahoki Staff 4, Exchange Editor 4; College Club 4. HEIM, HAROLD Latin Club 2,3,4; Science Club 3; Track 3,4; Cross Country 4; Monogram Club 4; Camera Club 4. HELLRUNG, JEANETTE GAA 2; Cheer Club 2.3.4; Cheer Bloc 2,3.4; Gym Assistant 4. HENRY, LINDA HERREN, LINDA Hi-Tri 2; FBI.A 3,4, Treasurer 4; Cheer Club 4; Cheer Bloc 4. HERRING, MARY GAA 2; Student Council 2; Art Club 2,3, Vice-President 3; Mu Alpha Theta 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2,3,4. President 3; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Publicity Chairman 4; Kahoki Staff 3,4, Cartoonist 3. Co-Editor 4; Girls' State Delegate 3; Journalism Scholarship Winner 3. HESTER. SUZANNE GAA 2; Executive Board 2; Library Club 2,3,4. Secretary 3, President 4; Honor Society 3,4; Illinois State Scholarship Semi-Finalist 4. HILL, JOYCE HOHN, LINDA GAA 2; Cheer Club 2,3,4; Cheer Bloc 4; FBLA 4. HOLLAND, VICKI HOLMES, MARK HOLST, JANET Latin Club 2; Executive Board 2.3.4. Vice-President 2,3,4; Tepee Council 2.3.4. Recording Secretary 3; Kahokian Staff 2,3.4, Feature Editor 3, Senior Editor 4; Cheer Club 2.3.4; Cheer Bloc 2,3.4; Mu Alpha Theta 3.4; May Dance Co-Chairman 4. HORNAL, DOUGLAS HORNER, MARCIA Latin Club 2; Mu Alpha Theta 2,3,4, Secretary 3; FTA 2,3.4. Treasurer 4; Thespian 2,3,4; SDA 2, “Finders Keepers Director 2, “Charley's Aunt Director 3, “Labors of Love Director 3, “Luv 4; Honor Society 3,4. HORSTMAN. MARK Football 2,3.4; FBLA 3; Monogram Club 4; Kahoki Staff 4. HORVAT, JOHN HOSKIN, JUANITA GAA 2, Vice-President 2; FNC 2; Library Club 2; Student Council Alternate 2; Cheer Club 2; Chorus 2.3,4. Variety Show 3; Student Council Variety Show 3; Office Aide 4. HOSKIN, RETA Debate Club 2; GAA 2; Science Club 2.3.4, Vice-President 4; Art Club 2,3,4, Sergeant at Arms 3. Treasurer 4; Latin Club 2,3,4; SDA 2.3,4. Billy's First Date Director 2, “You Can't Take It With You 3: Chess Club 3.4; Kahokian Staff 3.4, Co-Editor 4; First Place Comedy Reading in Local Speech Contest 3; Thespians 4; Quill and Scroll 4; German Club 4; College Club 4; Morning Bulletin Staff 4. HOSKINS, ROBERT HUBERT, JERRY HUBERT, REBECCA SDA 3. ‘The King's Ugly Bride 3; Cheer Club 4; Cheer Bloc 4. HUDDLESTON. MIKE HUFF. DALE HURD. CAROL HUSTER. JEANNE Student Council 4: German Club 4; Gym Assistant 4. HYI.SKY, LINDA Band 2,3; Kahok Indian Dancers 2; Caho-kia Mounds Indian Dancers 3; FNC 4; Latin Club 4. 1NDERMARK, NANCY Chorus 2,3, Variety Show 2,3, Make-Up Committee 2. Publicity Committee 2.4; Chairman of Christmas Gift Committee 4. IRVIN, JAMES IRVIN, VICKI ISBELL, CAROL Art Club 2. JACKSON, RONALD Baseball 2.3,4,. JACKSON, TERRY JACKSTADT, CHRISTINE GAA 2; Spanish Club 2; Student Council 2; Cheer Club 2,3.4. President 4; Cheer Bloc 2.3.4; Executive Board 3.4. JALINSKY, JOE JETER, DIANNA Library Club 2,3,4. JINKERSON. DENNIS JOHANN, CINDY GAA 2; Chorus 2. Christmas Program 2; Cafeteria Worker 2,3,4; Thespian 2,3,4; SDA 2,3.4, Night of January 16th 2, Arsenic and Old Lace Stage Manager 2, Egad. What a Cad Stage Manager 2, “Harvey Stage Manager 3, “You Can't Take It With You Stage Manager 3. “Thurber's Carnival Director 4; “The Matchmaker Stage Manager 4. “Luv 4; Debate Club 3,4, Secretary 4; Cheer Club 3,4; Cheer Bloc 3.4; Creative Writing Club 4; German Club 4; Office Aide 4; Morning Bulletin Staff 4. JOHNSON. ALFRED JOHNSON. BRUCE JOHNSON, DAVID Football 2; Kahoki Staff 2,3,4. Co-Editor 4: Mu Alpha Theta 3.4; Chess Club 3. President 3; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Journalism Scholarship 3; U.v Pilgrim .gc Alternate 3; SDA 3.4. You Can't Take It With You 3, “The Matchmaker 4; Thespian 4; Creative Writing Club 4, President 4. JOHNSON, JOHN Football 2,3; Track 2.3,4; Baseball 4. JOHNSON, LOVERNA Chorus 2,3.4, Variety Show 2,3,4, Publicity Committee 3, Stage Committee 4, Chairman of Christmas Gift Committee 4. JOHNSTON, PATRICIA JONES, LARRY JONES. LAVERNE JORDAN, BOBBY JORDAN. LADONNA JORDAN, MARY Chorus 3. Variety Show 3; German Club 4; Kahoki Staff 4. JUENGER, ROBERT JURASHEN, BILL KAISER. CHARLES Latin Club 2; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Golf 3.4; Monogram Club 3,4; Football 4; Science Club 4. KEEL, JOYCE FBLA 2. KEETON. JESSE KERSEY, KATHY Art Club 3.4; College Club 4. KERSHAW, DEBBIE GAA 2; Art Club 2; Hi-Tri 2; Cheer Club 2,3; Cheer Bloc 2.3; Library Club 3; FTA 4. K1LLEBREW, NORMAN KIMBERLIN. KATHY GAA 2; FNC 2,3; Office Aide 4. KIRBY, LINDA Arthur, Illinois: GAA 2; FNA 2; Chorus 2; Hello Dolly 2; Collinsville. Illinois: Hi-Tri 4. KIRCHER, DAVID KLEIN. LARRY KLEINE, PATRICIA Latin Club 2,3; Student Council 2,3,4. Kaskaskia District Convention 2,3; Cheer Club 3; Cheer Bloc 3; Vocational Guidance Counselor Secretary 4. KNIGHT. SHARILYN Art Club 2: Cafeteria Worker 2; SDA 2; Student Council Alternate 3.4. 187 KNIPPER. RAV KOCOT, ANGELA KOEHLER, RICHARD KOELLING. MARK Baseball 2.3.4: Mu Alpha Thela 2,3.4: Honor Society 3,4; Monogram Club 4. Program Chairman 4. KOENEGSTE1N, PATTI Band 2,3,4, All-District Band 4; Illinois Scholarship Semi-Finalist 4. KOHLER. BEVERLY FBLA 2: Cheer Club 2. Cheer Bloc 2. KOPECKI. MARGARET KOSTEN. KENNETH Executive Board 2,3,4, Treasurer 3,4; Student Council 2,3.4; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4. KRAEGENBRINK. GRACE A Mad Breakfast 2; Latin Club 2,3; Band 2.3.4. KRAWCZYK, DEBORAH GAA 2; FBLA 3. KROST, CAROL Cheer Club 4: Cheer Bloc 4. KUHLMAN, WALTER SDA 2,3,4, Swept Clean Off Her Feet 2. Arsenic and Old Lace 2. “Charley's Aunt 3, “Harvey 3, Labors of Love 3. “You Can't Take It With You” 3, “Luv 4. “The Matchmaker 4; Morning Bulletin Staff 3.4; Thespians 3,4; Art Club Sergeant at Arms 4. KUHN. DEBBIE SDA 2; FBLA 2; Cheer Club 3. KUNNEMAN, KATHY GAA 2; Student Council Alternate 2; Spanish Club 2; Cheer Club 2,4; Cheer Bloc 2,4; Thespians 2,3,4, Secretary 3,4; SDA 2,3.4. “Egads. What a Cad 2, “Night of January 16th 2, Arsenic and Old Lace 2, You Can't Take It With You 3, Speech Contest 2.3, Award 3; Gym Assistant 4; Office Aide 4. KURTZ, MARY Latin Club 2; State Latin Tournament 2; Art Club 2,4; Cheer Club 2,3,4; Cheer Bloc 2,3,4; Kahokian Staff 4, Art Editor 4. KUYKENDALL. MARSHA Art Club 2; Honorable Mention on Democracy, What It Means to Me Contest 2: SDA 2,3,4, Vice-President 4, “The Matchmaker 4; Thespians 4; Cheer Club 4; Cheer Bloc 4; Student Council 4; Artist for Statewide Newspaper 4. LaBROT. DAVID Baseball Manager 2; Latin Club 2,3, Historian 3; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Library Club 3. LACQUEMENT, SHARON GAA 2: Band 2,3.4, All-County Band Festival 3. All-District Band 4; Honois Banquet 3. LaFRANK. SAM Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 2,3, 4; Monogram Club 2,3.4; Mu Alpha Theta 3.4; Honor Society 3.4. LAKES, CHRISTIE l.atin Club 2,3; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; Cheer Club 4; Cheer Bloc 4. LANGE, KAREN Bowling League 3; Cheer Club 4; Cheer Bloc 4. LANGE, MARY ANN FBLA 2; Cheer Club 3; Cheer Bloc 3; FT A 4. LANGREDER, KENNETH LAUTZENHEISER, DAVE LARGENT, VAI.DIS LEDBETTER, BYRON LEE, JOHN LEHARES. WILLIAM Honors Banquet 2,3; Kahokian Staff 2,3, 4, Sophomore Editor 2. Junior Editor 3, Co-Editor 4; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Science Club 4. LENNY, DOUG LIGIBEL. MICHAEL LINDSEY, LaTEENA Student Council 2; Latin Club 2; Kahokian Staff 2,3,4, Circulation Staff 2, Features Editor 3,4. LOCKWOOD. DENNIS Football 3. LOTT, GARY LOTZ, DIANE GAA 2; SDA 2,3; Latin Club 3; Thespians 3.4; Student Council 3,4. Alternate 4; Cheer Club 3.4: Cheer Bloc 3,4. LOUCKS. RICHARD LOWE, SUE ANN GAA 2; FBLA 3; Office Aide 3,4; Chorus 3,4. Variety Show 4; SDA 4, The Matchmaker Understudy 4, Scenery and Make-Up 4. LUCKSHIS, LINDA GAA 2; Gym Assistant 4. LUTES. TONI LYNN, BILL Football 2; Chorus 2,3, Variety Show 2,3, Chairman of Easter Concert 3. MAHURIN. DANNY Herculaneum. Missouri: Football 2; Basketball 2; Track 2; Collinsville, Illinois: Football 4; Monogram Club 4. MALANO, DARILYN MALY, WAYNE MANSFIELD, JANET MARCHETTI, DOMNICK MARSHALL, HAL MARTIN. JO-ELLA -MARTIN, KATHLEEN MARTIN, REX Football 2,3.4; Monogram Club 3.4; Student Council 4. MARTIN. STEVE Camera Club 3; Spanish Club 3. MARTIN, TERRY Art Club 4. MASLOSKI. ROBERT MASSANDER. WANDA GAA 2; Hi-Tri 2.3; Student Council 3,4, Alternate 4; Cheer Club 3,4; Cheer Bloc 4; Kahokian Staff 4; Office Aide 4. MASSEY. PATSY Hi-Tri 2,3,4, Vice-President 4; Office Aide 4; FBLA 4. MATTHEWS. FRANCES MAXEY, CHERYL McBROOM, MIKE McCLANAHAN, TERESA Memphis. Tennessee: Latin Club 2; Band 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3; Music Club 3; Collinsville. Illinois: Band 4. McCLURE, LINDA McDaniel, jackie McELLIGOTT. SCOTT McFAIN, DANA McNEILL. SHARON MEADOWS, D. CLARK MENEFEE, LINDA Band 2; FNC 2; Gym Assistant 4. MERCHUT. BARBARA Chorus 2,3,4, Christmas Committee 4. MERRIMAN, MIKE METCALF, SHEILA MICHELS, BRENDA MILES, LINDA MILITELLO, LYNN Student Council 2,4, Alternate 4; Band 2,3,4, Treasurer 4; Executive Board 2,3,4, Secretary 2,3; Kahokian Staff 4; Kahoki Staff 4; Cheer Club 4; Cheer Bloc 4; FBLA 4: SDA 4. MILLER, BRUCE MILLER, PAUL MILLICK, EILEEN Mu Alpha Theta 2,3; Student Council 3. MILLS, JOHN MINNER, SANDRA Latin Club 2; German Club 4. MITCHELL. TERRY Debate Club 2,3,4, Varsity Debater 4; Thespians 2,3,4: SDA 2,3.4, Vice-President 3, Arsenic and Old Lace 2. Shotgun Wedding” Director 2, Harvey” 3, A Thurbcr's Carnival 4. Spotlight Technician 2,3.4, Second Place Comedy Reading in Local Speech Contest 3; Morning Bulletin Staff 3; Student Council 3,4. 188 MOLINAR, ART MONROE, JAMES Tepee Council 2,3,4; Tennis 2,3,4; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; Honor Society 3.4. President 4; Honors Banquet 3. MOORE. LINDA MOORE. ROBERT MORGAN, MARY Office Aide 4. MOSES. MICHAEL MUCHO, SHARON Latin Club 2; Hi-Tri 2; GAA 2; Library Club 2.3; Cheer Club 2.3; Cheer Bloc 2,3; FTA 4; Office Aide 4. MUELLER. MARILYN GAA 2; May Maid 2; Cheer Club 2.3,4; Cheer Bloc 2.3,4: Executive Board 3; Kahokian Staff 4. MUMPER. PATRICIA MUNTON. DEENA MYERS. JAMES MYERS, WALTER NAULING. KENNY NESBIT, JAMES N1CKLES, JERRY NIEMACZEK, SHEILA GAA 2; Cheer Club 3; Cheer Bloc 3. NIEWEGLOWSKI, SHARON NOCHTA, JOE Student Council 2,3.4; Science Club 4. NOONES, ROBERT NORMAN. JIMMIE NORTON, IRVIN Football 2,3,4. Most Valuable Player 2; Monogram Club 2,3,4: SDA 2.3,4. “You Can't Take It With You 3, “Labors of Love 3, “Charleys Aunt 3, “Luv 4; Track 3; Chorus Christmas Concert 3; Thespians 3,4. NOUD, GEORGE Latin Club 2; Band 2,3,4, District Piano Contest 3,4; Chess Club 3,4. NOVERO. DUANE OAKLEY, STEVE Bowling 3; Football 4. OATMAN, C. MICHAEL OBERKFELL, HAROLD OHLENDORF. DOROTHY OLIVER, JO FTA 2: Bowling 2; Secretary 4: Library Club 3; Office Aide 3,4; German Club 4. President 4; Kahokian Staff 4. Circulation Manager 4. OLIVER, JOHN PACE, DONNA PACEWIC. DANIEL PALERMO, GARY PARKHURST. DAVID PAUESICK, PAUL PEAK, LYLE PEARSON. JON PEGUES, ARNOLD PEGUES. ESSIE PELUDAT. GORDON PERADOTTI. DIANA Student Council 2; Band 2.3,4. All-County Band 3,4, District Festival 4. PERRY. DEBRA GAA 2; Hi-Tri 3.4, Chaplain 4: FBLA 4. PETERSON. LESLIE PETTUS, RONALD PIKORIATIS, CHERYL SDA 2.3.4. The Night of January 16th 2, The Mad Breakfast 2. “The Frogs 2, “Harvey” 3, “Impromptu 3, “Charley’s Aunt 3. Labors of Love” Director 3, ‘The Matchmaker 4, First Place Verse Reading in Local Contest 2, First Place Serious Reading in Local Contest 3; Thespians 2,3.4. Vice-President 4. Best Actress and Best Thespian 3; Chorus 2,3,4, Variety Show 2,3,4, Lead 2,3, Director 4. State Vocal Music Contest 3. Chorus Scholarship 3; Morning Bulletin Staff 3.4. PIQUARD. KATHY FNC 2,3,4, Treasurer 3. Points Chairman 4; Chorus 2,3,4, Variety Show 2,3.4. PITTMAN, MICHAEL PITTMAN. SHARON PLATT, MARY SDA 2,3,4. Recording Secretary 4, “Shotgun Wedding” 2, Girl From Outer Space 3, “Wake Up and Love 3, “You Can't Take It With You 3, “Luv Director 4, The Matchmaker 4, Third Place Serious Reading in Local Speech Contest 2, First Place Prose Reading in Local Speech Contest 3, Fifth Place Prose Reading in District Speech Contest 3; FTA 3: Thespians 3,4; Morning Bulletin Staff 3,4; Chorus 4, Variety Show 4, Comedy Lead 4. POLK, PHILLIP POLOCH, DIANE Cheer Club 2; Cheer Bloc 2; Student Council 2,3,4, Alternate 3; FTA 3. PORCH. FRANKLIN PRATHER, ELIZABETH GAA 2; Hi-Tri 2; Library Club 2,3; Cheer Club 2,3,4; Cheer Bloc 2,3,4. PRECKSHOT, JOHN Courtesy Car Club 2; Science Club 2,3,4; FTA 3,4; Honor Society 3,4. PRELOGER, FRANCES PRITCHET, DONA GAA 2: Band 2,3; Kahoki Staff 3; Cheer Club 3; Cheer Bloc 3; Student Council 4; Gym Assistant 4. PRUIETT. NANCY GAA 2; Spanish Club 3; Chorus 3.4. Variety Show 3,4. Best Dancer Award 3, Script Committee 4. PURLEE. DALE QUINLAN. PAUL Debate Club 2; Band 2,3.4; German Club 4; Thespian 4; SDA 4. RAEDE. DEBORAH GAA 2; Latin Club 2.3. Vice-President 3; Mu Alpha Theta 2.3; Thespians 2.3; SDA 2.3, “Swept Clean Off Her Feet” 2, “Arsenic and Old Lace Director 2, “Harvey Director 3, “Impromptu 3. Ten Best Actors Award 2; Honors Banquet 2,3; Cheer Club 3; Cheer Bloc 3; Kahoki Staff 3.4; Student Council 3,4, IASC State Convention 3.4, KDSC Convention 3.4, IASC Workshop 3, NASC Conference 3, FASC Workshop 3, I ASA Reporter 4. RALLS. JOHN RAMSEY, BETTY GAA 2; Library Club 2; Cheer Club 3. RANDANT. JOHN Audio-Visual Club 4, President 4; Library Club 4. RANKIN. GLORIA Junior Achievement 2; Chorus 2,3. RAUH, ERIC Band 2,3,4, Librarian 3. President 4, All-District Band Contest 4, Pep Band 2,3; Honor Society 3,4, Vice-President 4; Science Club 3.4, President 4; Chess Club 3,4; Illinois State Scholarship Semi-Finalist 4. REAY, MARGARET REEDER. BETH FTA 2; Office Aide 3: Cheer Club 3.4; Cheer Bloc 3.4. REID, RICKY REILLY, PATRICIA GAA 2; Band 2,3,4, Librarian 4: Kahok Indian Princess 4; Cheer Club 3; Cheer Bloc 3; Kahokian Staff 4. REKAS, MARION Hi-Tri 2; Art Club 2.4; Science Club 2.3, 4, Program Chairman; Chess Club 3,4; Creative Writing Club 4. REKOWSKI, JOHN Library Club 2,3; Chess Club 3,4. RENKEN. DEBORAH GAA 2: Library Club 2; FBLA 3.4, Secretary 3. RICE, ROBERT Cross Country 4. RICHARDS. BONNIE RIDGEWAY, DAN RIGGS. ADRIENNE GAA 2; Office Aide 2: Library Club 2; Cheer Club 2; SDA 2, “Finders Keepers Stage Manager 2; Student Council Alternate 3. 189 RIGGS. AUDREY RILEY. DERRELL ROBERTSON, DENNIS RORIE, ADOLPH ROSAMOND. SHEILA ROSS. DIANA ROSS, JAMES SACHTLEBEN. MARK ST. ONGE, KIM SALYERS. JERRY SANFORD. MORRIL Football 2,3,4; Track 3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Model Rocket Club 4. SARHAGE, JOSEPH Science Club 3; FTA 3,4, Publicity Chairman 4; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4. Treasurer 4. SAUL, JUDY FNC 4; Cheer Club 4; Cheer Bloc 4. SCHAEFER, ROBERT Band 2,3,4; German Club 4. SCHAEFFER, BETTIE SCHARDAN, PENNY Art Club 2; SDA 2; Creative Writing Club 4. SCHIBER, BARBARA Hi-Tri 2; Cheer Club 2,3.4; Cheer Bloc 2,3,4; FBLA 4. SCHLAU, BARBARA FBLA 2; Student Council Alternate 2; Cheer Club 2,3,4; Junior Varsity Cheerleader 2; Varsity Cheerleader 4. SCHMIDT, DEBRA Student Council 2,3,4; Cheer Club 2,3,4; Junior Varsity Substitute Cheerleader 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3,4, Captain 4. SCHMIDT, JACKIE SCHNAUS, FELICIA SCHOENHERR, HELEN GAA 2; Library Club 3. SCHOREACK, JOHN SCHROEN, DON SCHUBERT, DOROTHY “The Opening of a Door Prompter 3; Student Council Alternate 4. SCHWANDER, MICHAEL SCHWIEDER, GERALD SCOTT, MELVIN SF.DLACEK. GEORGE SEGOBIANO, REBECCA Cheer Club 2; Cheer Bloc 2; Junior Achievement 4. SEIDLER, VIRGINIA SHAFFER, ELLEN SIEGEL, DAVID SIMPSON, RICK SIMPSON, SHERYL GAA 2. SLAUGHTER, CAROLYN SMINCHAK, JON SMITH. BRENDA GAA 2; FBLA 2; Student Council 2; “Finders Keepers” 2; Cheer Club 2,3; Cheer Bloc 2. SMITH. DAVID SMITH. JOHN SMITH. KATHY FBLA 4; Office Aide 4. SMITH, SHARON LEE GAA 2; Art Club 2; Latin Club 2,3; Student Council 2,3,4; German Club 4; Kahokian Staff 4. Club Staff 4; College Club 4; Gym Assistant 4. SMITH, SHARON MARIE SMITH, SHIRLEY FTA 2; Art Club 2; Student Council 2; Cheer Club 2.3,4; FNC 3.4. SPAGNA, BECKY Cheer Club 2,3,4; Cheer Bloc 2,3,4; Mu Alpha Theta 2,3,4; Thespians 2,3.4; SDA 2.3.4, Corresponding Secretary 3, President 4, “Mad Breakfast” 2, “Charley’s Aunt” 3, “You Can’t Take It With You” 3, “Labors of Love” 3, “The Matchmaker 4; Honor Society 3,4, Secretary 4; Morning Bulletin Staff 3,4; College Club 4; Kahokian Staff 4. Club Staff Co-Editor 4; Illinois State Scholarship Semi-Finalist 4. SPANN, RANDY SPARKS, MIKE SPENCE. JEAN1E SPENGLER. BARBARA SP1LKER, DUANE SDA 2; Camera Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 4; Publications Photography Staff 2.3.4. SPLAINGARD. MARK Student Council 2; Mu Alpha Theta 2,3,4, Vice-President 4; Tennis 2,3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Honor Society 3,4. STACK, PHILLIP STADEN, JOHN STARK. LINDA STEINBACH. RENEE STENNETT, DANNY STEPHAN. MIKE STERN, PAT SDA 2,3.4, Corresponding Secretary 4, “A Mad Breakfast” 2, “The Girl From Outer Space” 3, “You Can't Take It With You” 3. “Luv” 4; Chorus Christmas Concert 3; Thespians 3,4; Morning Bulletin Staff 4. STEWART, LINDA STEWART. RITA East Saint Louis, Illinois: Debate Club 2,3, Treasurer 3; Prom Committee 3. STONE. J. MIKE Basketball 2.3; Baseball 2.4; Football 2,3,4; Defensive Player of the Week 3.4. Metro-East Honorable Mention 3, Metro-East Team 4. Press-Record Coaches All-Conference Team 3, All-Conference Team 4. Most Valuable Player Award 4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Track 3,4. STONE, LINDA STORM, DIANE STOWERS. BETTY STRUBINGER, RITA STUART. PAM ELLA Student Council 4, Office Aide 4. STUCK, MIKE STUDEBAKER, TOM Tennis 2,3,4; Mu Alpha Theta 2,3.4; Honor Society 3,4; Monogram Club 4; National Merit Letter of Commendation 4; Illinois Scholarship Semi-Finalist 4; Camera Club 4; Publications Photography Staff 4. SUTTER, KENNETH Baseball 2. SUTTON. DONALD Tepee Council 2,3; Basketball Manager 2,3; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Football Manager 3; Boys’ State Delegate 4; Debate Club 4; SDA 4, “Thurber’s Carnival” 4. SWALLEY, LYNN Cheer Club 2; Cheer Bloc 2; Art Club 2; Student Council 2,4; SDA 3,4, Harvey” 3. Aunt Murnva Ghosts” 3, You Can't Take It With You 3. “Thurber's Carnival” 4, ‘The Matchmaker 4, Luv” Assistant Director 4; Debate Club 4, President 4, Varsity Debater 4; Creative Writing Club 4, Vice-President 4; Thespian 4; Morning Bulletin Staff 4; Office Aide 4. SWEENEY, MICHAEL TENTING, MICHAEL TERVYDIS, ALGIS Basketball 2,3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Illinois State Scholarship Semi-Finalist 4. THEIS, DIANA THIEL, PRISCILLA THOMAS, STEPHEN Baseball 2. THOMAS, WILLIAM Football 2,3; Basketball 2.4; Track 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4. Treasurer 4; Honor Society 3,4. THOMPSON, ELMER THOMPSON. RONALD THORPE, DEBORAH Honors Banquet 2; FBLA 2; Cheer Club 2,3,4; Junior Varsity Cheerleader 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3,4; Honor Society 3,4; 190 Student Council 3,4, Homecoming Parade Chairman 4; Kahokian Staff 4; Kahoki Staff 4. THROM, MADONNA GAA 2; Latin Club 2; Cheer Club 2,3,4; Cheer Bloc 2,3,4. TIREY. PHYLLIS TOGNARELLI, KATHY GAA 2: Cheer Club 2,3; Cheer Bloc 2. TONGAY, PAULA TONKA. JOHN TOON. DENNIS Football 2.4; Basketball 2,3; Track 2,3; Monogram Club 3.4; Coronation Escort 4. TRUCCANO, BILL TURNBEAUGH. KAY Spanish Club 2; Cheer Club 3,4; Cheer Bloc 3.4; Gym Assistant 4. TURNER. DUANE TURNER. GREG TURNER, JANET Spanish Club 2; Cheer Club 2,3,4; Cheer Bloc 2,3,4; Kahokian Staff 4. TURNER, JOHN Band 2; Chess Club 4, Vice-President 4; Illinois State Scholarship Semi-Finalist 4. TURNER, TOM UHLES, JO ELLEN UNDERWOOD. JACK UNDERWOOD. KATHY FBLA 2. VALLERO, JOHN VAN DYKE, VICKI FBLA 2; Student Council 2; Cheer Club 2,3,4; Junior Varsity Cheerleader 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3.4. VICKERY, JACK VIVIANO, GUS Baseball 2; Basketball 2.3.4; Monogram Club 3.4. VIVOD, DAVID WALKER. DIANNA GAA 2; Speech Club 2; Student Council 2.3.4, President 4; KDSC Convention 2. 3.4, IASC Workshop 3, National Workshop 4; Tepee Council 3,4. WALKER, FRANK Latin Club 3. Treasurer 3; Student Council 4. WALKER. WILLIAM WALL, CINDY FBLA 2; Band 2.3.4. Decorations Chairman 4; Student Council Alternate 3; German Club 4. Secretary 4; Office Aide 4. WALLACE, MARYANN WALLIS, JAMES WASSER. GARY WATSON. CAROL Student Council Alternate 3; Office Aide 4. WATTS, NORMA Chorus 2,3,4. Variety Show 3, Costume and Make-Up Committee 3. Christmas Concert Chairman 4; College Club 4. WEEDEN,JACK WEINACHT, LEROY WEISS, CYNTHIA WELLE, THERESE WENDLER, JIM WENDT, NANCY GAA 2; Cheer Club 2,3; Cheer Bloc 3. WESEMANN. LARRY Chess Club 3.4; German Club 4; Kahoki Staff 4. Circulation Manager 4. WHEAT. STEVEN WHITTINGTON, SHERE Band 2,3,4; FTA 3,4. WIDDOWS, JANET WIEDUWILT, DAVID NEDT Merit Award 2; SDA 2.3,4, Shotgun Wedding 2. Harvey 3, Girl From Outer Space 3, Wake Up and Love ’ 3. You Can’t Take It With You 3. The Matchmaker 4; Thespian 3,4; Kahoki Staff 4. Page 2, Editor 4; Creative Writing Club 4; Illinois State Scholarship Semi-Finalist 4. WILL, GERRI GAA 2; FT A 3; Ki-Tri 3,4. WILLIAMSON. DONNA GAA 2; Chorus 4. WILSHIRE, JAMES WILSON, DONALD FBLA 3,4; German Club 4. Treasurer 4. WILSON, HERBERT WILSON. VINITA WISE. LINDA Student Council 2.3.4, Alternate 2; FTA 3,4. WITTE. DWAINE Art Club 4. WOLFE, RON WOLFF, JIM WOOD, DENNIS WOOLSEY, MARK WOOSLEY, DAVE WRIGHT, FRANCES WRIGHT. RICK Student Council Alternate 2.3; Executive Board 3. Sergeant at Arms 3. WRIGLEY, KITTY Band 2,3,4, All-County Band 3, All-District Band 4. WRIGLEY, NONA GAA 2; Tepee Council 2; Student Council 2.3.4. Alternate 4; Band 2.3,4. WRIGLEY. ROBERT WYATT, CARLA Latin Club 2; Cheer Club 3,4. Treasurer 4; Cheer Bloc 3,4. YOUNG, TERRILL Track 2,3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Cross Country 3,4; Mu Alpha Theta 3.4; Honor Society 3,4; Chess Club 4; Model Rocket Club 4; Science Club 4; Illinois Slate Scholarship Semi-Finalist 4. 191 . m