Back to CAS
A HISTORY OF THE CAHOKIA ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY ("CAS")
A Chapter of the
Illinois Association for Advancement of Archaeology
March 15, 1972 Letter of Intent to Form a Chapter
Al Meyer wrote to Glen Hanning, IAAA Treasurer, regarding intent to form a chapter. Al and Jim Anderson of the Cahokia Mounds Museum began laying the groundwork for a group which would be jointly sponsored by Cahokia Mounds Museum & SIU-E.
May 30, 1972 Organizational Meeting
Al Meyer wrote to Glen Hanning: Organizational meeting was held May 30, 1972, at SIU-E with 45 interested persons attending. At this meeting, the name of the chapter selected was "Cahokia Chapter, I.A.A.A." Temporary officers were elected until formal elections may be held under a constitution.
Chairman-President: Al Meyer, Belleville
Secretary: George Grove, Wood River
Treasurer: Jim Mertz, Waterloo
A Constitution Committee was appointed to begin work on writing the document. The committee will meet June 8, 1972.
June 8, 1972 Constitution Committee Meeting
Constitution Committee met at Al Meyer’s home in Belleville. Present were: Al Meyer, Joe Abell, Leonard Blake, Jim Mertz, and Jim Anderson.
July 13, 1972 Regular Meeting
Regular Meeting was held at SIU-E
(newsclipping included)
August 12, 1972 Informal Meeting (Picnic)
Informal meeting at Cahokia Mounds Museum
"Dig" Tour at 2 p.m. and a family picnic all day
September 21, 1972
CAS Constitution and By-Laws
Adopted September 21, 1972
Corrected December 1, 1972
December 21, 1972 First Annual Election of Officers
For the Year 1973:
President: Al Meyer, Belleville
Vice President: Bill Iseminger, Collinsville
Secretary: Ava Meyer, Belleville
Treasurer: Jim Mertz, Waterloo
Advisor: Dr. Sid Denny, SIU-Edwardsville
Board Members:
1973 Jim Anderson, Collinsville
Larry Curtis, Belleville
1973-1974 Dr. Harry Parks, Belleville
Joyce Burns (Williams),Glen Carbon
1973-1975 Joe Abell, St. Louis
Harold Mohrman, St. Louis
Donation:
At this meeting, a donation of $25 to the IAAA journal fund was authorized.
January 14, 1973 First Board Meeting
First Board meeting was held at Al Meyer’s home in Belleville
MEETING LOCATIONS throughout the years:
Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville (beginning in 1973)
First Federal Savings Bank, Edwardsville
Collinsville Public Library, Collinsville (until 5-15-75)
First Presbyterian Church, Belleville
Lincoln Trail State Bank, Fairview Heights (1978 - March 1979)
Cahokia Mounds Site, Annex 2 (April 1979)
--then designated as Annex 1 in Sept. 1979
--New Annex at 31 Cathrine (Sept. 1984)
New Interpretive Center, Cahokia Mounds (Sept. 1989)
TREASURER REPORT
Sept. 1973 $23.84
5-18-78 $231.31
Oct. 1994 $601.65
12-15-88 $542.83
1973 POSTAGE EXPENSES
for 6-cent postal cards:
59 cards for Oct. 18 meeting: $3.54
52 cards for Nov. 15 meeting: $3.12
56 cards for Dec. 20 meeting: $3.36
62 cards for Jan. 17 meeting: $3.72
DUES - 1975
Active: $3 CAS; $3 IAAA = $6
Student:$2 CAS; $2 IAAA = $4
MEMBERSHIP
5-5-76: 29 members
4-1-78: 17 members
1979: 21 members
4-1-80: 22 members
5-18-78: 19 members
1996: 21 members
SLIDE SHOW GRANT
In 1979 we obtained a 9-month grant ($1,677) for a project "The Prehistory of Southwest Illinois" slide show and lecture to be presented by one of our members, followed by question-and-answer period and display of artifacts. Grant was from the Illinois Humanities Council, co-sponsored by SIU-E and in cooperation with the Metro-East Institute of Lifetime Learning. Slide Grant Committee members: Bill Iseminger, Larry Kinsella, Brad Koldehoff, and Al Meyer. Al designed a poster for use by the committee.
In 1980, we received approximately $100 in donations as a result of the presentations.
EXPERIMENTAL ABORIGINAL HOUSE BURN PROJECT (AATP project)
September 1988: First planning meeting was held
Per Dave Klostermeier:
Recreate accidental ignition of thatch roof from house hearth; build gradually larger fire to note combustion level of roof
Schedule shifts of observers to record smoldering and provide security of experiment
Excavate one of the two burnt structures now and save other for future (in five years)
AATP Qualification
Formal Report on completed project
Committees:
Tag Timbers (Gene Stratmann, Bob Williams)
--decide what material, or a variety, to use and tag logs now
Map Committee (Bill Iseminger, Gene Harrod, & possibly SIU)
--map the area and the houses; tie into Cahokia Grid survey; make a plan map
Artifact Committee (Norma Evans, Judy Hilf, Joyce Williams, George Holley)
--gather artifacts to place inside houses and around area (materials needed or desired: shell beads, grinding stone, mussel shells, cordage, pottery, gourds, nuts, leather bags, mesh bags, mats, bone tools, Dave’s flintknapping products, garbage gourd), sort, number, weigh & describe each artifact to be mapped and photographed
Photography Committee (Leonard Cortor, Larry Brinker, Dave Klostermeier)
--photograph houses, area, artifacts, etc.
Burn Committee (Dave Klostermeier)
--among other things, record time of day, temperature, wind direction
Refreshment Committee/Recording Secretary (Gloria Iseminger)
SIU-E project participants: Neil Lopinot, Carol DeMott, Bonnie Gums (gathered, labeled foodstuff)
Committees to start making plans and gather materials needed to do their jobs. Possible funding sources for materials/supplies: Cahokia Archaeological Society and Cahokia Mounds Museum Society.
Subsequent meetings: October 4, 18, 23 1988
November 3, 1988
Date for Burn: November 5-6, 1988
January 21, 1989 meeting:
Joyce prepared a rough outline of the report that will be written about the project
Things to be done:
Map of the Mississippian House squares
Separate the bags with materials from the ones with ashes
Record and describe the materials
Match them up with the cards we filled out when we photographed them originally
Selection of black and white photos
Putting together a slide presentation of the house burning for IAAA Annual Meeting April 8
February 18, 1994:
Requested permission from M. Brown, Cahokia Mounds Historic Site, for the following plan:
"The re-opening and partial testing of the experimental ‘house-burn’ project, which was conducted by CAS in 1988. Participation will be restricted to CAS members only, which includes both professionals and amateurs."
To be done June or July 1994.
Awards Received by Chapter Members
IAS Distinguished Amateur award:
1982 (the first award): presented to Leonard Blake
--Leonard also received the Cahokia Mounds
"Mound Builder" award in 1992
1988: Larry Kinsella
1989: Al Meyer
IAS Distinguished Service award:
1995: Bob Williams
IAS Leonard Blake Distinguished Amateur Award
1998 Lee and Lila Vick
IAS Leonard Blake Outstanding Amateur Award
1999 Lucille and Howard Davis, posthumously
IAAA Professional Service Award
1991 Bill Iseminger
1993 John Kelly
1995 Bonnie Gums
1998 Brad Koldehoff
2000 Tim Pauketat
IAAA’s Lifetime Volunteer Award
1999 Leonard Blake
May 1975 Minutes
"The new Cahokia Mounds Museum is being considered by the legislature."
October 1975 Minutes Attendance Concerns
"There were very few members present at our last meeting. Apparently something needs to be done about increasing interest in our group. The meetings are held regularly, programs are interesting, what can be done to keep our members attending?"
November 1975 Minutes CAS Symbol/Logo
Symbols for CAS submitted by Al Meyer presented for members votes. At the February 1976 meeting a symbol was chosen by voting on samples (attached). "Basically it is a triangular Mississippian point with the initials CAS on it."
October 1976 Minutes
..new member Liz Kassly brought several artifacts for identification
..Larry Kinsella reported the log cabin in Fairview Heights City Park is completed
..Bill Iseminger reported on summer’s testing at Cahokia Mounds on the proposed museum site.
April 1977 Newsletter of the CAS (IAAA)
Newly formed Cahokia Mounds Museum Society is seeking membership to help promote Cahokia Mounds and sponsor many new programs that the state cannot be involved in. Jay Jensen of our group was the first paid member of the Society.
Larry Kinsella and several members of the O’Fallon High School History Club spent a few evenings at Cahokia Mounds washing artifacts that Larry and friends recovered during his excavations at the Assembly of God Church site in Fairview Heights.
February 1978 CAS Brochure
Brad Koldehoff and Al Meyer were appointed to work on a project to devise an informational brochure for the public about our organization. Brochure was completed and printed March 1979 at a cost of $60.74 for 1,000.
DONATION:
2-21-78
$25 donated to CMMS for building expenses for new shop addition
1980:
CAS donated $25 to IAAA to be applied toward cost of printing
log books to be used by participants in the AATP (Avocational Archaeology Training Program)
Instead of a June picnic, we met at a local dinner theater for a buffet meal and a play. Larry Kinsella’s brother was in the show and served as a waiter.
Our first Annual Christmas potluck party was held.
1981:
A few members spent several weekends helping with archaeology work at the Boismenue House-a French heritage, vertical timber structure--in Prairie Du Pont.
1982: (CAS Tenth Anniversary)
We donated $25 to CMMS for a project to reconstruct a late Woodland pit house at the CM Site. This project allowed many of us to experience hands-on experimental archaeology techniques. Larry Kinsella devoted so much time and work on this project that it was rumored he was a full-time resident of the house!
The house was completed and a dedication was held February 27, 1982. Later we helped with the building of a log wall surrounding the area, repairs on the Mississippian house and in the garden area.
In 1982, our June picnic was hosted by the Wilbur Schmidt family at their home in Worden and our Christmas party was hosted by Bill and Gloria Iseminger at their Collinsville home.
1985:
CAS brochure revised and printed--contains information and applications for both CAS and IAAA.
Several members helped at CM site projects:
Repaired reconstructions of Late Woodland pit house and the Mississippian wall trench house; reconstruction of Woodhenge, and cutting brush from Monks Mound.
1986:
We helped John Kelly salvage a site in Columbia. We processed artifacts at the home of Bob & Joyce Williams and at Larry Kinsella’s home as well as at the labs in Columbia and at the CM Site.
1987:
Fund-Raising/Ways and Means Committee completed projects:
1. The design and development of a Chert Sample Kit
2. CAS T-shirts containing our logo and a design based on a bone, short-nose god mask found by Larry Kinsella
Also, our Flyer Committee developed a flyer to advertise these two items.
Chapter brochure was updated and printed.
Our chapter appointed an AATP Committee to organize training sessions and special events at the chapter level. Some of our March meeting participants qualified toward fulfillment of the "laboratory assistant" category of AATP by processing artifacts from the Columbia dig.
Chapter members expressed concern about the potential loss of the Zimmerman Site and offered support in sponsoring the site for the state register-27 postcards were completed and mailed to the Governor by members and others attending the November IAS/IAAA Workshop held in Collinsville.
1988:
President Joyce Williams presented a slide program/report on one of our more exciting projects--an experimental house burn on November 5, 1988, an AATP qualified project. Joyce figures 393 ½ hours spent on this project by 22 people.
Other projects included:
salvaged a Mississippian house under the guidance of John Kelly
salvaged the Hammel Site in Prairie DuPont
assisted Floyd Mansberger and Joyce Williams at the Jarrot House in Cahokia
processed materials from salvage digs at Larry Kinsella’s home
1989:
Projects/Participation participated:
Grand Opening activities at the new Cahokia Mounds Interpretive Center
Excavations, directed by Bonnie Gums of SIU-E, at the Holy Family School in Cahokia
Excavations at Fort de Chartres and at the Jarrot House in Cahokia
Excavation of a site Parks Air College off I-233 outside of Cahokia
Processed materials at John Kelly’s lab in Columbia
Processed materials from the West Park Site at Larry Kinsella’s home.
Donation: $25 toward Boismenue House restoration
1990:
Projects/Participation:
Excavation and survey work in connection with restoration of the Boismenue/Martin house in Prairie DuPont under the direction of Bonnie Gums, SIU-E
Restoration of an 1840-60 log cabin in Glen Carbon under the direction of Bob and Joyce Williams
The Bostrom Site-a Paleo site-was surface collected, surveyed, and excavated under the direction of the Illinois State Museum.
The Jake Edler Site-a Mississippian site in Maeystown-was excavated under the direction of John Kelly.
Processing materials from the West Park site continues on an on-going basis at Larry Kinsella’s home.
Members Judy Hilf and Gene Stratmann take a portable wigwam, which they built, to school groups, etc. and discuss construction of the wigwam, Indian culture, weapons, and tools.
Donation: $50 to Prairie DuPont Preservation Society for Boismenue House
1991:
Projects/Participation:
Promote Archaeology Awareness Week
Recreating lithics, ceramics, etc. for an Educational and Research Field School-the creation of an archaeological site and excavation, supervised by Bill Woods of SIU-E and Joyce Williams of IHPA developed at the CM site
Cahokia Mounds 1 testing under the direction of Dr. John Kelly and Bill Iseminger-proof of mound was confirmed. John and Bill reported on this project at the Midwest Arch. Conference in Wisconsin.
Restoration of the Glen Carbon log cabin continued under the direction of Bob and Joyce Williams.
The Bostrom Site work continued under the direction of the Illinois State Museum.
Excavation and survey work at the Fingerhut Site near Fairmont City, under the direction of John Kelly-uncovered Miss. Features
The Jake Edler Site work continued, under the direction of John Kelly-uncovered 4-5 houses, pottery, etc.
Members assisted Dr. Melvin Fowler (working under a National Geographic grant) in excavations near Mound 72 testing the "Woodhenge 72" theory to find predicted posts.
East St. Louis mounds and excavations, under supervision of John Kelly, testing former mound locations and Miss. Structures and features.
Processing materials from the West Park site continues on an on-going basis at Larry Kinsella’s home.
Members Judy Hilf and Gene Stratmann continue, on an on-going basis, wigwam set up and demonstrations.
1992
Brochure/membership application updated to reflect IAAA dues increase
Participated in Arch. Awareness week and salvaging sites
Demonstrations of special expertise at public events:
Larry Kinsella: Flintknapping/Stoneaxing (some of his projects resulted in videos and articles in various magazines)
Al Meyer: cooper tooling
Jerry Wilson: shell & bone engraving in prehistoric style
Susan Wilson: fingerweaving
Gene Stratmann and
Judy Hilf: wigwam construction
1993
Continued salvage digs and demonstrations of skills
1994
Exciting project was re-opening and partial testing of our 1988 "Experimental House Burn Project." Several members took part by mapping, measuring, washing, sorting, and cataloging material. Area was backfilled and Bill is writing a report
Our Christmas Potluck Party included special entertainment by storyteller Marilyn Kinsella
1995
January meeting cancelled due to weather conditions
1996
January meeting cancelled due to weather conditions
Processed material from the Valmeyer Site and Jim Marlen’s bluff-top property along Modoc
1997
January meeting cancelled due to weather conditions
June 1998
We decided to meet every month on a trial basis (rather than take a break during July and August as we had done for years)
Revised our brochure to reflect this change.
1999
We donated souvenir ink pens in honor of IAAA’S 30TH Annual Meeting. We also donated $100 to Kahok Dancers in memory of Frank Acardi.
Chapter Fun Times
June Picnics for several years
Dinner theater for a buffet meal and a play
Bus trip to Illinois State Museum Collection Center
And Kampsville; tour of American Bottom archaeological sites July 1983 & June
1984: swim party/potluck at Bob & Joyce Williams’ home
December 1983: Christmas Party at Larry & Marilyn Kinsella’s home
December 1993: Christmas Open House at Jerry & Susan Wilson’s home
Annual Mushroom Fry at Larry and Marilyn Kinsella’s home
HOSTING ANNUAL IAAA MEETING
April 10, 1976
Holiday Inn, CollinsvilleBuffet Lunch $4.80; Registration $2.50
Jim Anderson invited the group to Cahokia Mounds for coffee after the meeting
Featured Speakers: Nelson Reed and Sid Denny
April 3, 1982 Ramada Inn, Fairview Heights
April 12, 1986 Holiday Inn, Collinsville
Lunch $10-Dr. Fowler, Luncheon Speaker; Registration $5
Speakers: Bill Woods & Dale McElrath
April 6-7, 1990 Collinsville
Registration $7; lunch on your own, Speaker: Greg Perino
April 20, 1996 Cahokia Mounds Site, Collinsville
Registration $8; Speakers: John Kelly, Brad Koldehoff, Patti Wright
IAAA Rediscovery Journal
1998 Publication completed by Bill Iseminger included articles by Brad Koldehoff, Jerry Seidel, Joyce Williams, and Bill Iseminger
Illinois Antiquity Articles by chapter members:
Feb. 1995:
"An engraved Cahokia Discoidal from the Uplands of St. Clair County, Illinois"
by Elizabeth Kassly-Kane and Brad Koldehoff
"The Chapel Hill Copper Plate" and "The Bunkum Road Site"
both written by Larry Kinsella and Brad Koldehoff
December 1996:
"Pits & Grooves, Feathers & Fertility: Interpreting the A.G. Church Bird Pipe"
by Brad Koldehoff
"Spinning (Bunny) Tails: An Adventure in Experimental Archaeology"
by Susan Wilson
June 1998 "The Miller Farm Sites: Early Mississippian Occupations on Turkey Hill" by Greg Wilson and Brad Koldehoff
December 1999 "Middle Woodland Wealth: A Cache of Cobden Chert Disk Cores From the American Bottom" by Carey L. Baxter and Brad Koldehoff
Illinois Archaeology Journal:
October 1996
Four articles on the A.G. Church Site written by Larry Kinsella, Brad Koldehoff, Tim Pauketat & Julie Zimmerman-Holt. Also, that issue included the first published article by Greg Wilson, son of members Jerry and Susan Wilson
1999:
Gateway Heritage magazine by Missouri Historical Society articles by John Kelly, Brad Koldehoff, plus a book review by Brad
Historic Illinois magazine
Article by Bill Iseminger re work on Monks Mound
Archaeology Magazine
May/June 1996 Issue
"Mighty Cahokia" by Bill Iseminger
"East St. Louis Yields a Satellite Settlement" by John Kelly
Bill also wrote a chapter "Culture and Environment in the American Bottom" in a new book Common Fields-an Environmental History of St. Louis by the Missouri Historical Society Press, released March 1997
OFFICERS
1974
President: Larry Curtis, Belleville
Vice President: Bill Iseminger, Collinsville
Secretary: Mary Hindelang, Godfrey
Treasurer: Jim Mertz, Waterloo
Advisor: Sid Denny, SIU-Edwardsville
Directors:
Larry Kacer, Dave Martini, Joe Abell, Harold Mohrman, Joyce Burns (Williams), Leonard Blake, Al Meyer
1975
President: Larry Kinsella, Fairview Heights
Vice President: Dennis Hammer, Edwardsville
Treasurer: Jim Mertz
Secretary: Joyce Burns (Williams)
Advisor: Sid Denny
Board Members:
Larry Kacer, David Martini, Joe Abell, John Puricelli, and Harold Mohrman
1976
President: Dennis Hammer
Vice President: Wm. Howard Davis
Treasurer: Jim Mertz
Secretary: Joyce Williams
Board Members:
Joe Abell, Leonard Blake, Harold Mohrman, Bill Iseminger, Beatrice Robertson, past president Larry Kinsella
At Jan. 1976 Board meeting, Jim Anderson was recommended to be nominated to office of Advisor; election will be at February meeting.
(Dues remain the same: $6 active and $4 student)
1977
President:
Vice President:
Treasurer:
Secretary:
Board Members: Jay Jensen, Dennis Hammer
1978
President: Wm. Howard Davis
Vice President: Brad Koldehoff
Treasurer: Jim Mertz
Secretary: Gloria Johnston (Iseminger), Fairview Heights
Board Members:
Joyce Williams, Al Meyer, Larry Kinsella
1979
President: Brad Koldehoff, Millstadt
Vice President: Ron Schmisseur, Collinsville
Treasurer: Jim Mertz
Secretary: Gloria Iseminger
Board Members:
Bill Iseminger, Larry Kinsella
1980
President: Brad Koldehoff, Millstadt
Vice President: Ron Schmisseur, Collinsville
Treasurer: Jim Mertz
Secretary: Gloria Iseminger
Board Members:
Wilbur Schmidt and Dale Van Blair
1981
President: Brad Koldehoff, Millstadt
Vice President: Larry Kinsella, Fairview Heights
Treasurer: Jim Mertz, Waterloo
Secretary: Gloria Iseminger, Collinsville
Board Members:
Tim Pauketat, Al Meyer, Wilbur Schmidt, Larry Kinsella, Bill Iseminger, Dale Van Blair
1982
President: Larry Kinsella
Vice President: Tim Pauketat
Treasurer: Jim Mertz
Secretary: Gloria Iseminger
Board Members:
Dale Van Blair, Wilbur Schmidt, Tim Pauketat, Al Meyer, Bill Iseminger, Joyce Williams
1983
President: Tim Pauketat
Vice President: Larry Kinsella
Treasurer: Jim Mertz
Secretary: Gloria Iseminger
Board Members:
Dale Van Blair, Barbara Meyer, Tim Pauketat, Al Meyer, Bill Iseminger, Joyce Williams
1984
President:
Vice President:
Treasurer:
Secretary:
Board Members:
1985-First CAS Woman President
President: Joyce Williams, Edwardsville
Vice President: Larry Kinsella
Treasurer: Jim Mertz
Secretary: Gloria Iseminger
Board Members:
Dale Van Blair, Barbara Meyer, Dave Klostermeier, Al Meyer, Bob Williams, Bill Iseminger
1986
President: Joyce Williams
Vice President: Larry Kinsella
Treasurer: Jim Mertz
Secretary: Gloria Iseminger
Board Members:
Tally Evans, Bill Wollbrinck, Dave Klostermeier, Al Meyer, Bill Iseminger, Bob Williams
1987
President: Joyce Williams
Vice President: Larry Kinsella
Treasurer: Jim Mertz
Secretary: Gloria Iseminger
Board Members:
Bob Williams, Bill Iseminger, Tally Evans, Bill Wollbrinck, Norma Evans, Judy Hilf
1988
President: Joyce Williams
Vice President: Larry Kinsella
Treasurer: Jim Mertz
Secretary: Gloria Iseminger
Board Members:
Norma Evans, Tally Evans, Gene Harrod, Judy Hilf, Jerry Wilson, Bill Wollbrinck
1989
President: Joyce Williams
Vice President: Gene Harrod, Belleville
Treasurer: Jim Mertz
Secretary: Gloria Iseminger
Board Members:
Norma Evans, Judy Hilf, Gene Harrod, Jerry Wilson, Tally Evans, Gene Stratmann
1990
President: Bob Williams
Vice President: Gene Harrod, Belleville
Treasurer: Jim Mertz
Secretary: Gloria Iseminger
Board Members:
Gene Harrod, Jerry Wilson, Tally Evans, Gene Stratmann, Larry Brinker, Marilyn Gass
1991
President: Gene Harrod
Vice President: Marilyn Gass
Treasurer: Judy Hilf
Secretary: Gloria Iseminger
Board Members:
Tally Evans, Gene Stratmann, Larry Brinker, Marilyn Gass, Norma Evans, Jay Jensen
1992
President: Al Meyer
Vice President: Eugene Stratmann
Treasurer: Judy Hilf
Secretary: Gloria Iseminger
Board Members:
Larry Brinker, Marilyn Gass, Norma Evans, Jay Jensen, Darryl Messamore, Ralph Tharp, Jr.
1993
President: Al Meyer
Vice President: Eugene Stratmann
Treasurer: Judy Hilf
Secretary: Gloria Iseminger
Board Members:
Larry Kinsella (to fill unexpired term of Norma Evans who resigned), Jay Jensen, Darryl Messamore, Ralph Tharp, Jr., Larry Brinker, Jim Marlen
1994
President: Al Meyer
Vice President: Eugene Stratmann
Treasurer: Larry Brinker
Secretary: Gloria Iseminger
Board Members:
Darryl Messamore, Ralph Tharp, Jr., Larry Brinker, Jim Marlen, Larry Kinsella, Liz Kane
1995
President: Susan Wilson
Vice President: Larry Kinsella
Treasurer: Larry Brinker
Secretary: Gloria Iseminger
Board Members:
Larry Brinker, Jim Marlen, Larry Kinsella, Liz Kane, Janis Payne, Al Meyer
1996
President: Susan Wilson
Vice President: Larry Kinsella
Treasurer: Larry Brinker
Secretary: Gloria Iseminger
Board Members:
Larry Kinsella, Liz Kane, Janis Payne, Al Meyer, Larry Brinker, Jim Marlen
1997
President: Susan Wilson
Vice President: Larry Kinsella
Treasurer: Larry Brinker
Secretary: Gloria Iseminger
Board Members:
Janis Payne, Al Meyer, Larry Brinker, Jim Marlen, Jane Prince, Lee Vick
1998
President: Susan Wilson
Vice President: Larry Kinsella
Treasurer: Larry Brinker
Secretary: Gloria Iseminger
Board Members:
Larry Brinker, Jim Marlen, Jane Prince, Lee Vick, Jay Jensen, Lila Vick
1999
President: Larry Kinsella
Vice President: Lila Vick
Treasurer: Larry Brinker
Secretary: Gloria Iseminger
Board Members:
Jane Prince, Lee Vick, Jay Jensen, Lila Vick, Larry Brinker, Jim Marlen
2000
President: Larry Kinsella
Vice President: Lila Vick
Treasurer: Larry Brinker
Secretary: Gloria Iseminger
Board Members:
Jay Jensen, Lila Vick, Larry Brinker, Jim Marlen, Joe Gloeckner, Lee Vick
Back to CAS
