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

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Pilchard Sargeant's Black Angus cow and calf John Miller's Chester White gilt Verneil Deh®'s Suffolk sheep B. Lawless and F. Haberkorn's Red Poll heifers, F.F.A. Fair -27—

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5.3L CL. 1ST R07 : R. Sargeant, F. Haberkorn, R. Nickrent, D. Hubly, D. Snow, B. Hoel- scher, Mr. Bicket 2ND ROV.: D. Hoelscher, J. Miller, D. Hummel, A. Stow, V. Dehm, J. Franey, A. Frick, L. Hornstein, D. Wilson The Chatsworth F.F.A. Chapter was host to the sectional fair that was held here August 1 and 2, 1951. There were 22 schools out of the district that showed here for a grand total of 902 head of livestock. The Chatsworth boys won their share of prize money at this fair which was held on the high school grounds. At the beginning of the school year the F.F.A. held its first meeting under the sponsorship of Mr. Bicket and elected the following officers: Pres.—Donald Snow, Vice Pres.—Donald Hubly, Sec.—Bill Hoelscher, Treas.— Richard Sargeant, Reporter—Francis Haberkorn, Sentinel—Richard Nickrent. The F.F.A. held its annual hay ride and weiner roast in October at the home of Donald Snow. During the school year of 1951-1952 the boys made and sold hog troughs, sold pop corn at all home basketball games, and sold hot dogs at the district tournament. For another money making activity they sponsored V-Roy the Magician on February 8, 1952. From the chain gilt which the club gave Nick Nimbler in the fall of 1950 they received two gilts back in the fall of 1951 which they gave to Leroy Hornstein and Arlen Frick. All the boys in F.F.A. who were not out for basketball played on the Chatsworth F.F.A. basketball team. They were: Robert Lawless, Owen Stow, Francis Haberkorn, Bill Hoelscher, Leroy Hornstein, Richard Nickrent, Donald Wilson, and Albert Stow. —26—

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D-u-h J Halitosis, beat ltl Paducah, the casanova Says Rosy: Oh,gosh J' —28— O.A.A.. trip to Chicago The morning after——