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

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First row: I. Diller, D. Snow, K. Sargeant, P. Kerber, F. Branz, M. J. McGreal, J. Hubly, D. McKinley. Second row; V. Dehm, D. Hummel, Miss Plaster, A. Cording, J. Bennett, D. Hoel-scher. cS enior THE GAY GOOSE Samson Trott, helper at The Gay Goose” - -Euphemia Boggs, waitress at The Gay Goose Lollie Blaine, hostess at The Gay Goose - - Skip Colson, mysterious guest----------------- Vincent Binney, professor of psychology---- Roxanna Bell, from Miss Lame's school------ Beryl Palmer, also from Miss Lame’s school - Corale Leigh, another school girl--------- - - Kitty Malloy, a wise girl-------------------- Spike Congdon, a wise guy------------------ Ira Judson, a troublesome young man---------- Terry Dugan, of the motorcycle squad------- Play Director -- -------------------------- Stage Manager------------------------------ Business Manager--------------------------- - - DONALD HUMMEL .......DORIS SNOW .......JOAN HUBLY - - ARTHUR CORDING - - DAVID McKINLEY ■MARY JANE McGREAL - - PATRICIA KERBER • ......FERN BRANZ - - - KAY SARGEANT .......IVAN DILLER • ---VERNIEL DEHM -----JOHN BENNETT MISS LOUISE PLASTER - DELMAR HOELSCHER - - PATRICIA KERBER The Gay Goose, a roadside resort operated by Lollie Blaine, was about to be closed by its new owner, Professor Binney. The resort was revived when a gangster; a cop; three girls, pupils of Professor Binney; and a business rival of Miss Blaine’s enter the scene. Professor Binney captured the gangster and became a partner in the operation of the Gay Goose with Miss Blaine.

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DORIS ANN SNOW Plays 3,4 FHA 2-4, Treasurer 4 GAA 1-3 Annual Staff Tatler Staff 3 Library Staff 3,4 Chorus 1-4 Contest Chorus 3 Music Contest 1 DONALD JAMES WILSON Plays 3 FFA 1 Annual Staff Library Staff 3, 4 Operetta Cast 2 Chorus 1-4 Contest Chorus 1-4 Basketball 1 ALBERT LLOYD STOW FFA 1-4 Annual Staff Chorus 1 Football 1,3,4 Letters 4

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Gfass Wiff We, the class of 1955, in order to form a more imperfect future, establish injustice, insure wild chaos, provide for the incomprehensible juniors, promote the general downfall and secure the phrases of humor to them and their posterity, do ordain and establish the following will: I, John Bennett, do will and bequeath unto Harvard Bargmann, my gentle touch and my ability to get more than 15 errors on a five minute time test. I, Fem Branz, do will and bequeath unto Janice Gillett, my pedestrian hunting licence and my trusty weapon, a Chevy pick-up truck. I, Arthur Cording, do will and bequeath unto Jerry Edwards, my ability to understand Latin better than English and to spell my English so it looks like Latin. I, Vemdel Dehm, do will and bequeath unto Roger Sargeant, my well-worn path to a certain farmhouse north of town and my private plot behind the com crib. I, Ivan Diller, do will and bequeath unto Boyd Hummel, my Charles Atlas musclebuilding book and my muscular physique. I, John Franey, do will and bequeath unto Ronald Lee, my perfect attendance record and my size 13 shoes. I, Marilyn Gillett, do will and bequeath unto my cousin, Janice Gillett, my ability to herd my father's truck at daredevil speed without casualty. I, Delmar Hoelscher, do will and bequeath unto Lester Herkert, my unfinished canon of Pall Malls. I, Joan Hubly, do will and bequeath unto Barbara Kerber, my scholastic ability and my record of never having lost an argument in English class. I, Donald Hummel, do will and bequeath unto Lester Herkert, for the purpose of keeping down the car expenses, a system similar to my charge it Vernon policy. I, Pat Kerber, do will and bequeath unto Nancy Dickman, my ability to do shorthand in girls' chorus and not get caught. I, David McKinley, do will and bequeath unto Jim Perkins, my quiet reserved manner and my ability to keep the girls happy. I, Mary Jane McGreal, do will and bequeath unto Betty Ross, my press card and my ability to keep everyone informed on the latest gossip. I, Jack Miller, do will and bequeath unto George Farley, my true love of dull colors and my gifted power with the girls. I, Barbara Bunyon, do will and bequeath unto Beulah Houser, my timid way of answering the teachers' questions. I, Richard Saltzman, do will and bequeath unto Peter Freehill, my ability to do all the latest mombo steps. I, Kay Sargeant, do will and bequeath unto Joan Ellen Kane, my ability to jump a foot out of my desk at the slightest noise. I, Doris Snow, do will and bequeath unto Joe Mauritzen, my ability to keep a steady chatter going in the study hall thus keeping all the teachers from dying of boredom. I, Albert Stow, do will and bequeath unto Joanne Bayston, my ability to murder the king's English and my revised translation of Webster's dictionary. I, Donald Wilson, do will and bequeath unto John Monahan, my bottle of Wild-Root cream oil and my superior ability of charming a certain freshman girl. In witness hereof, having willed the preceding superior qualities of a superior class in hopes of improving an inferior class, we, the class of 1955, lay our capital X’s to this will.