Chatsworth High School - Tale Feathers Yearbook (Chatsworth, IL)

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SOPHOMORE CLASS Back Row: J. Lawless, R. McEvoy, F. Kaiser, J. McGuire, P. Sterrenberg, C.Cole Mr. Collins, Class advisor. 3rd Row: J. Rebholz, A. Sterrenberg, G. Rosenboom, K. Fraher, J. Beck, B. Wilson, H. Finefield, J. Koener, J. Bouhl. 2nd Row: J. Daniels, D. J. Herr, M. Ribordy, M. Derr, A. Rosendahl, L. Gutz- wiler, R. Johnson. 1st Row: L. Dehm, J. Meister, D. Gerdes, R. Milstead, W. Norbits. Sophomore Class History In September 1935, thirty frightened freshmen, one of the smallest classes in the history of the school, entered C.T.H.S. They elected Joe McGuire, president; Glenn Rosenboom, vice-president; Marjorie Ribordy, secretary; and Raymond McEvoy, treasurer to be advised by Miss Stoutemyer. It took them a while to become accustomed to their new surroundings until September 27 when they were initiated by the sophomores. The party was in the form of an amateur night, and each freshman had to perform. Prizes were awarded to the best amateurs. The freshmen gave their return party October 11. During the year two more students joined the ranks increasing the number to thirty-two. When September of 1936 rolled around, there were twenty-nine in the sophomore class; three of the members having dropped out after their freshman year. This time the class elected Joe McGuire, president; Raymond McEvoy, vice-president; Marjorie Ribordy, secretary; and Arthur Sterrenberg, treasurer with Mr. Collins, their class advisor. On October 2, they initiated the freshmen using a new idea of having them dress in old clothes and walk down main street in the afternoon. This embarrassed the freshmen very much to the great delight of the sophomores. The regular initiation party was held that evening. The return party was given the sophomores October 16. In the two years that the sophomore class has been in C.T.H.S. they have taken a large part in school activities. Next year they hope to do even better than the two previous and here's hopin' they succeed.

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JUNIOR CLASS Back How: M. Game, C. Heppe, 12, Frobish, K. Hummel, J. Monahan, F Garrity D. Kyburz, A. Turner, E. Dassow, W. Gard. »«. Dassow. Second Row: L. Monahan, Miss Mackey (class advisor) M. Brown, M. 1 ’. Zorn, D. Monahan, L. Kueffner, rt. Ford, B. Ehman, Miss Tibbetts (class-advisor) 3. Crews. First Row: H. Dassow, P. Trunk, A. Schlatter, E. Schade, '. h. Kane, M. b. Trunk, J. reely, J. Grosenbach, D. M. Crieder, A. L. Barnes. Junior Class History In the year 1934, forty-seven unsophisticated freshmen entered the C. T. H. S. fold. Mr. Norton, the class advisor, helped this group organize with the following officers: Frank Garrity—President, Danny Kyburz Vice Presi- dent, and Ruth Ford—Secretary and Treasurer. They were initiated by the sophomore October 5, 1934. On October 26, they gave a return party. In September 1935 they returned as sophomores with a small amount of poise and dignity. There were thirty-eight in the class this year. With i.'.iss Mackey as the class advisor they elected the following officers: Frank Garrity-- President, Tommy Baldwin—Vice President, and Dorothy Monahan—Secretary and Treasurer. They initiated the freshmen with an Amateur Program, September 27, 1935. The Botany Class gave an Arbor Day program which included a short three act play—“Johnnie Appleseed . This cast included seven characters. In the fall of 1936 the juniors enrolled with thirty-one pupils with Miss Mackey and Miss Tibbetts as their class advisors. Throughout the year the juniors sold candy during the noon hours as well as at football and basketball games. The play, “Dollars to Doughnuts” which included ten characters, was given in the fall of 36. A donation of ten dollars was given to the hed Crest to aid the Flood Relief. In the spring of 37 they have the responsibility of giving the Junior-Senior banquet. Next fall they hope to return—should we say as dignified Seniors???

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FRESHMEN CLASS Fourth Row: N. Marxmiller, 0. Deck, R. Wallrich, K. Hall, F. Endres, G. Hum- mel, W. Brydon, F. Frlant, E. Huttenberg, L. Sneyd. Third Row: C. Endres, G. Bruner, R. McNeely, G. Dassow, L. Cording, A. Hemp- kin, A. Hornickle, M. Kueffner, K. Quinn, H. Brock, Mr. Clifford. Second Row: H. Ratliff, L. Weller, M. R. Hubly, E. Gard, E. Zorn, H. Felt, C. Wooten, C. Beck, 0. Taylor, M. Brown, V. Glngerich, E. Ruppel. First Row: J. Gerdes, R. Mllstead, B. Tauber, F. Schade. Freshmen Class History Forty freshmen were enrolled In the class of 1940 last September but Mar-delle Gray was lost by removal and Jerome Hummel was kept out of school all year because of a badly fractured leg. Charlotte Township supplied ten of the newcomers; Chatsworth Township furnished twenty-four more; while Germanvllle Township sent us three new students. The other freshmen came from points as far apart as Los Angeles, Downers Grove and Mattoon. Tuesday, September 15 class officers were elected as follows: Leo Sneyd, President; Harriet Felt, Vice President; Neal Marxmiller, Secretary; and Mar-delle Gray, Treasurer. Mr. J. E. Clifford is the class advisor. The freshmen had one party as a group, their return party to the sophomores for the freshmen initiation.