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

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BAND Standing: Schade, Gillette, Ribordy, Hill, McGuire, Mr. Clifford Row 2: Hubly, Lawless, Kueffner, Alexa, Haberkorn, Lafferty Row 1: C. Beck, Johnson, Cooney, McEvoy, Zorn, Tauber, Matthais BAND The high school band again this year was under the direction of Mr. Clifford. It had sectional rehearsals, as well as private instruction for some students. Mr. Clifford gives individual instruction to two violinists, one saxa-phone, one guitar, a cornet ensemble, a baritone horn, an alto horn, a base horn, a woodwind ensemble, and a clarinet ensemble. A general rehearsal is held once a week. Due to the purchasing of new instruments by individuals of the band, and the purchasing of a baritone and base horn by the school board, a great deal of progress has been made this year. This is the first year that the high school has had the correct instruments for a band. For the annual school music night the band played the following numbers: Little Rastus by Bennett, Organ Echoes by Hayes, and America by Hayes. Band membership was also open to grade and parochial school students. Three of these took part on music night. The band will also play for commencement.

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GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Back Row: Schlatter, M. Trunk, Ford, Ehman. G. Trunk, L. Kueffner, Fraher, Monahan, Rosendahl, Gard, Lawless, Daniels, Heraken Row 3: Trinkle, H. Wooten, Cording, Finefield, Dassow, M. Kueffner, Weller, M. Kane, Herr, D. Kane, Ward, A. Hornickel, M. Zorn, Miss Plaster Row 2: Wilson, Gutzwiler, Perkins, Grosenbach, Ribordy, C. Beck, Frobish, Sims, Bouhl, Schade, J. Beck Row 1: E. Zorn, Felt, Grieder, Bess, Ruppel, Hubly, Brown, C. Wooten, Johnson G. A, A The G.A.A. is a voluntary organization for the girls, to which any girl may belong. This year there were about fifty members. The officers elected to the G.A.A. were: President, Joann Grosenbach, Vice-president, Marge Ribordy; Treasurer, Corrine Beck, Secretary, Arlene Frobish. The G.A.A. held their annual breakfast hike and wiener roast on October 6 and November 2 respectively. On December 22 the girls entertained the entire school at a party. Games were played and a delicious lunch, consisting of ice cream and wafers were served. Another main feature that the G.A.A. has decided to make an annual occurrence is an athletic banquet. The girls, wishing to show their appreciation to the manly Apollos of C.T.H.S. who have distinguished themselves on floor and field for the honor of the Orange and Blue decided to hold a banquet in their honor. This year speeches were delivered by captain of the basketball team, Kenny Hummel; captain of the football team, Frank Garrity; letter man of the track team; Bob Milstead; our coach, Mr. Collins; our principal, Mr. Kibler; and the president of the G.A.A., Joann Grosenbach. Each was introduced by the toastmistress, Lucille Kueffner. The banquet was marred by one unfortunate occurrence. The dessert, consisting of twelve bricks of ice cream was stolen, so the athletes ate cake without any ice cream.