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

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ALUMNI Y ILLIS PEARSON MRS. JACK HUPPEL The Alumni this year chose as their officers Henry Kyburz, President; Will Pearson, Vice-President; Mrs. Jack Ruppel, Secretary and Emmett Roach, Treasurer. Since Hank Kyburz is away at school most of the time, Willis Pearson is acting president of the organization. The Alumni always entertain the Seniors of C. T. K. S. at their annual alumni Banquet. This year the banquet was held on November 25 There v as an entertaining program, and John Pace the Dwight coach, gave a very nice speech. -H-

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FRESHMEN Fourth row-left to right: J. Derr, J. Kane, B. Rebholz, E. Bryant, H. Hornickel, K. Ratliff, J. Heiken, K. McKinley, E. Smith Third row-left to right: Mr. Collins, E. Schade, F. Endres, IJ. Hurt, M. Bargraan, J. Kohler, G. Beck, G. Sheeley, B. Ford, R. Kueffner, V. Grosenbach Second row-left to right: M. McKinley, L. V ilson, A. Saathoff, E. Gerdes, D. Gutzv.ller, M. Monahan, J. Knittles, C. Schade, Kenneth Bouhl First row-left to right: Keith Bouhl, E. Spence, B. Rosendahl, K. Stowe, H. Haberkom, B. Hubly, T. Beck, II. Gerth Freshmen Class History Thirty-eight freshmen enrolled in the class of 1943 on September 5, 1939. Twenty-one were from country schools and the remaining seventeen from town schools. The first class meeting was held under the supervision of our sponsor, Mr. Collins, on September 11, 1939 to elect the following officers: John Kane, president; Jeanne Knittles, Secretary; Bill Hubly, vice president; and Robert Rebolz, treasurer. On October 6, 1939 the freshmen were initiated by the sophomores. The freshmen had to v;ear old clothes and when they arrived in the morning their faces were painted with different colors of paint. That afternoon snapshots were taken of the freshmen. The rest of the initiation ceremonies consisted of the freshmen singing the loyalty song and bowing to the upper classmen and ending with a party given in honor of the freshmen. The return party for the sophomores was a roller skating party. The party was well attended. -13-

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Lned the Seniors and faculty members Tuesday annual Junior-Senior 3anquet held in the gym- of Vruch Sap Pretzels, Halkfsrleesch Vogels, unea, Hollanschekasse Salade, Broojes, Kukum-nsche Kookies, and koffie. Francis Schade, as toastmaster, introduced the lrich, who welcomed the guests and the 3en-rg, who gave the response. Other toasts were looney, Mr. Petty, and Mr. Kibler. Mary Ruth and Ada Rosendahl, the class will. ssed in drindl dresses and dutch aprons and ich was prepared by the ladies of the Evan-furnished throughout the dinner by Blondy evening at scheme was carried out. In one corner of the tulins around it. The tobies, placed in a U-in blue and white, the senior class colors, heir guests finished their enjoyable ley saw Lucky Night. -15- SENIOR BANQUET