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

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SENIOR PLAY Oh, Professor The senior class presented the three act comedy Oh, Professor , the latter part of May. Miss Plaster, class advisor, directed the play. The cast included the following: Jake, the school Janitor------------------------------Allen Edwards Dr. Aristotle, the Dean-------------------------------Bloice Bess Miss Frederica, assistant to the Dean-----------------Irene Tinker Fluff, a student--------------------------------------Arlene Shafer Bertha, a student-------------------------------------Rita Kurtenbach Jean, a student---------------------------------------Rose Kurtenbach Belle, a student------.-----------------------------.-Johanna Endres Michael Pemberton, a dashing young American-----------Leo Garrity Professor Percival Courtright, In need of fun---------Bill Lawless Jimmy Anderson, in need of a friend-------------------Lovell Curtis Patricia Patterson, returning from Paris--------------Kathryn Bork Mile. Fifi, a French girl--------------------------- —Carolyn Kueffner The story took place in Brixton Academy, a summer school for young ladles. The Dean wer.t away for a short vacation and things began to happen. The professor sent to take the Dean's place became mixed up with a wealthy young American who was fleeing from a French girl. Another young man tried to hide at Brixton Academy by disguising as a girl and enrolling in the school. But in the end everything turned out all right when the Dean returned.

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JUNIOR PLAY Seated: left to right are: Lucille Kueffner, Annie Lee Barnes, Ruth Ford, Mary Rita Kane, Dorothy Monahan. Standing: left to right are: Boyd Crews, Kenneth Hummel, Conrad Ileppe, Frank Garrity, Wilmer Dassow and Miss Mackey. DOLLARS TO DOUGHNUTS On November 20, the Junior class presented the three act comedy Dollars to Doughnuts . It was under the direction of Miss Mackey and was cast as follows: Mrs. Boland (Henrietta)--------------------------Dorothy Monahan James Boland, a wealthy business man-------------Conrad Heppe Chester, their son-------------------------------Wilmer Dassow Caroline, their daughter-------------------------Ruth Ford George Hobbes, in love with Caroline-------------Boyd Crews Helen Cory, Chester's girl friend----------------Mary Rita Kane Flossie Hill, Mrs. Boland's sister---------------Lucille Kueffner Reverend Samuel Plggott, a minister--------------Frank Garrity Hortense, another daughter of the Boland's-------Annie Lee Barnes Prince Sergei Danilov, in love with Hortense-----Kenneth Hummel A rich family pretended to be poor in order to please one of their daughters, whose boy-friend had a prejudice against the rich. Then m expectedly the other daughter arrived with her boy-friend who was a European prince. She demanded the family maintain an extravagant style to impress the prince. The parents tried to play two games at once with very ridiculous results. A maiden aunt was pressed into service as a housekeeper and the local minister was disguised as a butler. The suitors finally found out what was going on and with a clever trick turned the tales and walked off with the girls.

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BOYS GLEE CLUB First Row: Jerome Rebholz, Arthur Sterrenberg, Joseph McGuire, Kathryn Boric, Donald Gerdes, Jerome Bouhl, YJilliam Norbits. Second Row: Richard Milstead, Wendell Gard, Daniel Kyburz, Kenneth Rosenboom, Miss Stoutemyer, John Feely, Bloice Bess, Paul Sterrenberg. Third Row: Harold Finefield, Neal Marxmiller, Lovell Curtis, Raymond McEvoy, Leo Monahan, Robert Milstead, Jack Lawless, Maynard Game. Boys Glee Club The Boys Glee Club was started three years ago under the direction of Miss Stoutemyer and has been a hit ever since. They sang this year for the Second Annual Music Night and ranked second in the Vermillion Valley Music Contest, March 24. The songs they sang at the Music Night were Winter Song , On The Road to Mandalay , Song of the Open Road , We Sail the Ocean Blue , and Yo Ho for the Rolling Sea . The boys will probably sing at Baccalaureate and Commencement.