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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1959 volume:

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Mr Robert Bacon Chatsworth Hrgh School Socral Scrence and Spanrsh teacher has been an outstandrng frgure rn our school for the past three years We shall not soon forget hrs frrendhness 1nsp1rat1on and good nature Not only IS he tops as rnstructor of socral scrence and forergn language but he also has taken an actrve part rn all functrons of our school when anyone needed a helpmg hand Mr Bacon was always Bob on the Spot' The ed1tors of the 1959 Tale Feathers ln behalf of all the students of Chatsworth l-hgh School proudly dedrcate th1s edrtlon to Mr Bacon 1n acknowledgement of hrs untrrrng efforts rn our behalf May success rn everythrng you do contrnue to be yours Mr Baconll Comphments of AMERICAN SCREEN PRODUCTS COMPANY Someone to do the drshes? Sure, I'11 help' BUGS WL '40-'F54 AGE X AG E35 7,9598 A O41 A CUWUES X959 S P48 F5 xP4Q N GUXDE AMERICAN SCREEN F2 Compliments of PRODUCTS COMP L E F E T H E R CHIDSIH. Our yearbook typists busily typing the copy you now see. Our reliable photographer, Dick Watson, was present at all impor- tant CHS activities with his trusty lr Sponsor, Miss Herman with Editor, Betty Jane Irwin and Assistant Editor Kay Brown look for ideas for the annual. A Heap o' Work BACK ROW: A. Crosenbach, M. Albrecht, C. Ford, M. Monahan, S. Anderson, W. Schade, J. Teter, C. Tinker, C. Sorey, K. Miller, C. Branz, R. Perkins. MIDDLE ROW: Miss Herman, J. Gillette, B. Franey, P. Roberts, S. Dehm, E. Birkenbeil, D. Knoll, C. Sharp, P. Postlewaite, N. Sterrenberg, M. Nickrent, J. Schlemmer, M. Shoemaker, J. Trinkle, S. Grieder, P. McCreal. FRONT ROW: L. Neuzel, L. Kyburz, J. Hummel, J. Koehler, D. Bennett, B. Irwin, K. Brown, J. Wilson, L. Saathoff, C. Branz, K. Koerner, J. Cline. Collecting money for ads for the annual was a very important and difficult Job Just ask these kids' ' A Heap of Fun ...-.. .........-..-,I-I , V Ogmwwlwzf Wflwzww iyvgbwfwbiw www WM fa I ,w-cwx Qlgaugiijfc' fwgzfwm, 1f4Qcz2f,4m.rlJ,a!ecLZ'Zu wgzmfmf WLL f5WZ hxLwMwWw immfmmg HQ? MMV mln mGfmbJ Mmm? 1: Decorating the goal post. Hat's off to our band's performance buf Our coach, our team, and our cheerleaders gave their best in the Homecoming game. HOMECOMING A perfect homecoming weekend . . . from the great bon- fire crackling high ill spirit with our enthusiasm . . . through an exciting game . . . and the crowning of another queen . . . to the dance which climaxed the annual ceremonial in honor of our school. A gracious Que en, Bette Jane Irwin Queen Bette J. Irwin Attendants: C. J. Branz M. Shoemaker I.. J. Kyburz J. Trinkle U King Mike Albrecht Attendants: W. Schade D. Bennett L. Neuzel M. Monahan I crown thee Queen . . . A memorable dance Pleasant music A happy foursome Carol Jean Branz and Gerald Bayston ?4'v5 f 3 id led the couples Our lovely Sweetheart I in the Grand March. S WEE THEART Cm BALL Branz A Sweetheart reigns over the dance. The Sweetheart Ball in February . . . Careful planning by our Student Council and the F.H,A. made a memorable evening . . . remember the long hours ofdecorating . . . the laughs that we had . . . the excitement of getting ready for the dance . . . the breathtaking entry of our Sweetheart, Carol Jean Branz, and her attendants, Helen Aaron, Bette Jane Irwin, Peggy Postlewaite, Nancy Sterrenberg, and Judy Trinkle . . . and to climax the event--the even- ing of dancing. ,K Compliments of JESSE J. HERR and JAMES J. I-IERR, Pontiac, Illinois Sing, boys, sing! WINTER C Girls too ! MUSICAL 1.-l ,Q I i Our director, Mr. Cluts Everybody sing ! ! ii 5 , Fgili-...X Humor at its best J ,A-.f Compliments of HERBST OIL COMPANY Your Friendly Shell Jobber-- Clarence Herbst Chatsworth Phone 244 in .MW Our STARS Our Operetta Hold That Curtain ! The cafeteria was appropriately decorated by the Home Economics Class. ATHLETIC BANQUET Our athletes were honored at the annual banquet held in the school cafeteria Awards were given by Mr. Ferguson to the boys who had earned them in track, football, and basketball Mr Ed Struck was the speaker, giving a very effective speech on Athletics in Today's Education. Who's afraid of getting fat?! We won't have to eat for a week!! J. SCHOOL PICNIC Look, Mother, we can get ice cream cones over there! ! H 16 4 1 br, E4 Would you like five or six dip Compliments of BOB'S SHELL SERVICE Phone 245 ll 'Nu w Q ' i sw 19' 5 ff f Q 1 4,614 Q , 5 I 7? f I ff J Q 53, ' , Q-4-vw-aqpr'1rs C , ,M -. ,,,,5,.,.fN , ,pnnnggngw-ovwfx 4,4 .fram- N.. .A-ef wmv f 22 , nf af WE 'LL REMEMBER ALWAYS Lois Ann Saathoff extends a Welcome to those present at graduation. Valedictorian, Bette Jane Irwin Salutatorian, Lois Ann Saathoff F.F.A. Award, Carl Ford D.A.R. Award, Bette Jane Irwin Qlfffifia2OZii1TnA1ZfS?l?ffififliiiwm a'1m'yNem1 GRADUATION DAY Present ation of Awards Am I HAPPY?'??? !! Congratulations, Carl ! Chatsworth Loyalty At long last! ! Bottoms up! MAGAZINE SALES In the fall of the school year the members of the student body participated in a magazine drive to raise money for a trampoline. Many good times were had on it by both students and faculty members Top magazine salesman-- persuasion is his trait. High-flyin' PE class CAMPAIGN k - -' Stanley Anderson Dennis Dippong Warren Schade Dale Bennett Mark Monahan Donald Gerdes Dale Miller Mike Cananagh Letterman not pictured- - Claude Branz John Feely Letterman not pictured - - Otto Albre cht Francis Boruff VICTORY BROUGHT EXULTATION - DEFEAT BROUGHT GREATER DETERMINATION BACK ROW: N. Kerber, Manager, C. Anderson, D. Bennett, C. Ford, O. Albrecht, D. Cerdes, R. Bachtold, J. Cool, W. Schade, R. Pearson, Coach Dave Topping. MIDDLE ROW: T. Snow, J. Feely, L. Neuzel, S. Anderson, F. Boruff, J. Birkenbeil M. Cavanagh, A. Irwin, D. Homickle. FRONT ROW: D. Miller, J. Culkin, D. , Dippong, C. Branz, K. Ashman, J. Wait, D. Kyburz, J. Shoemaker. WE THEY Saunemin... ...19.....O Kempton ..... . . O ..... 7 Cullom ....... . . 7 ..... 25 Onarga Military . . . . . 13 . . . . . 33 Reddick ..... . . 21 ..... 52 PiperCity... ..O.....l2 Onarga .... ...12.....44 Herscher... ..6.....32 Forrest... ...13.....l9 Coach Dave Topping Norman Kerber Manager Gerald Stadler Assistant Manager Mike Albrecht Most Valuable Player Larry Carl Neuzel Ford Co-Captain Co-Captain -rf -waning l W? '91 Coach Jerry Ferguson, L Ze1ler,R Bachtold A Irwin, D Kyburz J Shoemaker, J Culkln, J Wamte T Snow, D Gerdes G Anderson O Albrecht J Stadler Manager, J Cool D Hornxckle K Ashman R Pearson, C Branz, D Mrller J Feely Kempton O M S P1per C1ty Redd1ck Onarga Forrest THEY CONQUER WHO BELIEVE THEY CAN ' 7 Joan Hanson Glenda Rosenboom Pamela Heald Cheryl Culkm JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS VARSITY Compliments of THE LIVINGSTONS SALES CO Chatsworth Illinois u H C ROW 1: M. Cavanagh, S. Anderson, D. Bennett, G. Bayston, D. Miller, DD' CFdROW2JW'1 WShd MM h FB ffRBcht1d . lppong, . or . : . 1 son, . c a e, . ona an, . oru , . a o , O. Albrecht, C. Branz. ROW 3: B. Costello, L. Neuzel, M. Albrecht, J. Teter, L. Zeller, M. Feely, J. Birkenbeil, D. Gerdes, and Mr. Topping NOTHING GREAT WAS EVER ACHIEVED WITHOUT ENTHUSIASM Carol Branz Judy Trinkle Peg Postlewaite Helen Aaron ai at : .1 t 5 T 3'- 1. ff sz , at fig 5 A M 15, A QE: Q 3' af Qs ,, , a GN nb , NK lm 5 'W EE' Sw I ,il , ,wr M , hw .- . Q S 1 ' 1 V V Q .Q .. - :C an Q ff -Q Q' ' ,4- : ,mi 'fl' Q 1 QQ Q., gg' 5 5 V E , In W, M 5 I V Nw : Q QE? I L. H? ' We E ,, V 'W 4 'i 'J I I Yu- , :AV ww ' W la : A . ii 'Af F 'Q w 'P y ,Q Ms x sy .' -,MQ v-.1 ,,,, , me r i Francis Boruff receives a trophy F for the Highest Free Throw Qf Average. ' I 'i Jack Wilson--Most Valuable WE THEY Varsity Player Gridley . . . . 18. . . . . 16 Herscher .... . . . .31 . . . . . 44 Forrest ....... . . 26 . . . 30 Melvin--Sibley . . . . . 35. . . . . 36 Piper City .... . . 26 . . . . .31 Kempton ........ . . 31 . 45 Saunemin ......... . . 48 . . . .35 Roberts--Thawville . . . . . 27. . . 42 Cullom ........ . . 22 . . . . 36 Piper City ..... . . 26. . . . 37 Saunemin ........ . . . 13 . . . . 18 Roberts--Thawville . . . . 15. . . . .31 O.M.S. ........ ..36.. ..51 Melvin--Sibley . . . . . . 40 . . . . . 43 Onarga ....... . . 24 . . . . 36 Cullom.. .. ..38.. ..52 Kempton .. .. 43 .. ...74 O.M.S... ..26. ...57 FUTURE ...H ... .....,... 33... ...32 Gardner . . ........... 34 ..... . . 56 FR.-SO. TOURNEY Saunemin... ........... 46... ..39 l 0 0 Cullom... .......... 63... ...55 Reddick... .. 39.. ...42 Junior Varsity Hoopmen: Claud Branz, Keith Miller, Francis Boruff, Dale Hornickel, John Feeley, Dale Miller, Tom Snow, Otto Albrecht, Don Sharp, Tod Shafer, Alan Irwin, Larry Zeller, Manager, Gerald Stadler. RAN .IUMPED STANDING: S. Anderson, M. Monahan, L. Neuzel, F. Boruff, J. Teter, G. Bayston, M. Albrecht, G. Martin, D. Rosenboom, B. Cos- tello, Coach Dave Topping. SEATED: R. Pearson, J. Shoemaker, T. Snow, R. Bachtold, T. Shafer, J. Feely, C. Anderson, D. Dip- pong, D. Cerdes, O. Albrecht. WE CONQUERED Whee-- Ready, Setg Go! The Bluebirds did quite well in track this year, winning three meets, including the Cullom Relays won by C. H. S. for the third consecutive year. Chatsworth also placed second in two track meets, third in another, and sixth in the VV Conference track meet. The IV track team won a fourth place at Roberts. JUMP HIGHER! ! Up and Over Compliments of AMERICAN SCREEN PRODUCTS COMPANY L lt. Xi . 5 3 ,VK P' ti 'Hg A uf Q' I v I . 1 Miss Waren, Sponsor Lois Ann Saathoff, Editor Leona Jo Kyburz, Assistant Editor TATLER To Strive, To Seek, To Find FIRST ROW: L. Neuzel, B. Irwin, C. Branz, J. Koehler, L. Saathoff, L. Kyburz, J. Schlemmer, P. Post- lewaite, Mike Albrecht. SECOND ROW: B. Franey, H. Aaron, P. McGreal, L. Howard, M. Nickrent, D. Knoll, N. Sterrenberg, M. Shoemaker, J. Trinkle, J. Freehill, D. Zeller, Miss Waren. THIRD ROW: K. Kroeger, E. Birkenbeil, J. Hummel, M. Hitch, G. Rosenboom, J. Wilson, D. Bennett, K. Miller, C. Branz, S. Dehm, J. Hanson. I-I c ies??? Meet that Deadline! ! ! ow many Op 4 I-il ff' -.f ,, ,, ,, n 'Y ,J 5 1 A -v- J l g 1 x ji Y . ev , J W I W f 1 2 3 N J I , gif: a ' w 2 eff: Q f ' Igl M xy , .il K N ,T 4 v I A up ' If ' I l Q i I X Qs 1' 4 , mwlmt 9, A ' 'Wy If , . 9 F O.-1 0 W A ' 9 5 may-. 's Q1 ': ' ,iv , ,,,,, ': , ,fam 7 ' We if vi 7'-55.4 A: We Q5 v Jig M . V547 94 V' 9 5 ' i 1 ,, -V zu , Q! 4 1 J A . , J 5 -A ff M. : 7 .' -A 41,511 1- 'Qiiff Z 17 1 255111 7' diff ' .QE , jg , 4. V 'ag 1' .Jn jc ,L ' :J , '., ,i, s, - f . 2 J,- fv H ,. ', A ,, Q ' ,r 1 V, ' ' wil' f Iii, Q, . PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT The mixed chorus, practicing hard for the big night-- Hold That Curtain! ROW 1: C. Culkin, R. Watson, J. Hanson, K. Fomey, M. Shoemaker, J. Augsburger, M. Klohm. L. Ky- burz, L. Herkert, J. Hays, J. Dippong, P. Rosenboom. ROW 2: J. Cline, J. Freehill, P. Tacconi, Y. Ha- berkorn, B. Sterrenberg, G. Rosenboom, K. Weller, P. Heald, K. Bennett, G. Richard, A. Schlabowski, D. Zeller. ROW 3: H. Aaron, E. Albrecht, P. McGreal, L. Howard, K. Kroeger, N. Sterrenberg, J. Schlemmer E. Birkenbeil, B. Irwin, J. Koehler, J. Hummel, M. Hitch, J. Boruff, S. Shafer, S. Fortna, F. Ford, Mr. Cluts. ROW 4: D. Sharp, C. Branz, K. Ashman, K. Miller, G. Martin, R. Walle, F. Boruff, B. Fortna, C. Sorey, D. Bennett, C. Ford, S. Anderson, J. Wilson, R,Perkins. Mixed Chorus Officers President--Gerald Martin Vice President--Gerald Bayston Secretary--Joan Hanson Librarians--Helen Aaron and Francis Boruff Freshman-- Sophomore Girls' Chorus ROW 1: Mr. Cluts, J. Freehill, P. Tacconi, K. Forney, P. Keen, J. Hanson, J. Hays. ROW 2: M. Shoemaker, J. Augsburger, L. Herkert, B. Sterrenberg, K. Weller, D. Zeller. ROW 3: R. Watson, C. Culkin, K. Bennett, M. Klehm, S. Hall, G. Richard, J. Dippong. ROW 4: Y. Haber- korn, F. Ford, K. Kroeger, S. Shafer, S. Fortna, J. Boruff, P. Heald, A. Schlabowski. Freshmen-- Sophomore Boys' Chorus HARMONY AND RHYTHM IS OUR GOAL ROW 1: R. Wilson, L. Zeller, G. Stadler, R. Bachtold, J. Kerrins. ROW 2: G. Anderson, D. Rosenboom, J. Cool, D. Sharp, O. Albrecht, D. Cole. ROW 3: D. Kyburz, T. Snow, J. Feely J. Shoemaker, C. Branz, K. Ashman, Mr. Cluts. ROW 4: J. Waite, R. Perkins, B. Fortna, J. Culkin, K. Miller, F. Boruff, G. Martin, D. Gerdes. .4 fig 1 Y FIRST ROW: Mr. Cluts, A. Grosenbach, M. Cavanagh, R. Perkins, B. Costello, B. Hays. SEC- OND ROW: J. Birkenbeil, W. Schade, M. Albrecht, C. Ford, L. Neuzel. THIRD ROW: N. Ker ber, B. Saathoff, C. Sorey, C. Tinker, J. Teter, S. Anderson, D. Bennett, D. Dippong. IT WITH FIRST ROW: Mr. Cluts, J. Gillette, K. Koemer, C. Sharp, L. Kyburz, B. Franey. SECOND ROW: I. Snow, P. Rosenboom, K. Brown, E. Albrecht, J. Cline, J. Trinkle. THIRD ROW: H. Aaron, N. Sterrenberg, C. Branz, S. Grieder, P. McCreal, J. Schlemmer. FOURTH ROW: P. Roberts, M. Nickrent, P. Lindquist, L. Saathoff, J. Koehler, B. Irwin, M. Shoe- maker, P. Postlewaite. F.F.A. boys worked hard keeping the C.H.S. fans supplied with popcom dur- ing the football and basketball games. F.F.A S. Anderson Treasurer- M. Monahan, Presi- dent, G. Bayiston, Vice,President, N. Kerber Secretary, R. Perkins, Reporter, C. Ford, Sentinel, Mr. Meyer, Sponsor. A better Nation Through Better Farmers N. Kerber, J. Stadler, R. Bachtold, T. Snow, K. Ashman, S. Hitch, B. Saathoff, A. Endres, K. Miller, D. Mil- ler, D. Rosenboom, D. Sharp, R. Perkins, A. Irwin, G. Anderson, D. Hanna, C. Ford, Mr. Meyer, S. Anderson, M. Monahan, N. Kerber, R. Perkins, W. Schade. A sk, .12 - Z Q Q L 4-1 32 Gerald Stadler, Mary Nickrent, Bette Jane Irwin, Peggy Postlewaxte, Larry Neuzel Joan Freehill, Leona Ky burz Mr Bacon, Sponsor, Mike Albrecht, Kay Brown, Erlka Albrecht, Jack Wilson STUDENT COUNCIL Through Their Efforts Mr. Bacon, Sponsor Mike Albrecht, President Kay Brown, Vice President Erika Albrecht, Secretary Larry Neuzel, Treasurer We Gain Adding those last-minute touches to make our gym a truly perfect setting for the Sweet heart Ball of 1959. I' I I I .ll Ni... I Charles Culkm Kenneth Hummel Bumell Watson, Burnell Henrxcks George Saathoff Allen Drller Robert Koehler BOARD OF EDUCATION They Lead and Direct Our School Pres1dent of the Board Allen D11ler Txme for a welcome coffee break' Compliments of BALTZ SALES AND SERVICE Gur Superintendent - Principal Mr. Klaus--the Sports Enthusiast Mr. IGa.us--the Fam ily Man Mr. Klaus, as our superintendent- principal and friend, has guided our course of study with patience and understanding through this past school year. Mr. Klaus has done much toward bettering our school functions by Mr' Klausnthe Executive encouraging school spirit and organizing educational pro- grams. Although his moods are as unpredictable as the weather, he is usually pretty congenial. l-le is understanding when you really have a problem and is interested, not only in the school, but in each student individually. His office, a source of help and encouragement whenever needed, has been open to everyone. He has done his best in making our school year happy and successful. l-le has very efficient help from his secretary, Miss Anna Mae Hen- ricks, and from his Assistant-Principal, Mr. Marlin Meyer. We, the 1959 graduating class, say hats off to a prince of a superintendent-principal! ROBERT L. BACON World History, Civics, U.S. History, Spanish I and II Europe . . . Pizza . . . Sleep OUR FACULTY - They Are Always HARRY KEITH CLUTS Grade and High School Music Chop! Chop! Chop! . . . Graduate Work . . . Babysitting Attempting the Impossible ALICE SUZANN HERMAN Business Education ll Olney . . . How's come? . . .Bowling GERALD J. FERGUSON Mathematics, Drivers' Training Boys' P. E., Basketball Coach Pinochle . . . Food . . . Dixie Drawl X 'Ov A MARIE IRENE HERR Ni-ARI-IN H. MEYER Science, Girls' P. E., Vocational Agriculture, Assistant Principal SPOU-901' Of Cheerleaders Graduate work . . . Family Man . . . Prom - - - Euf0Pe - - - Brown Advancement and . . lynn ' Achieving DAVID B. ToPP1Nc, Jr. ALICE JUNE PQOL Industrial Arts, Physics, , , Home Economlcs d k Boys' P. E., Football and Track Coach Ambitious . . . June Ann . . . Goo coo Terre Haute . . . Ping-Pong Champ . . . ' GLADYS JANE WAREN Impala Convertible English Tests . . . Play Practice . . Green Chevvy BEHIND-THE-SCENES ASSISTANTS vs-'14 '1131 ! K-its ,. .. SECRETARY Anna Mae Henricks !Y '!l!'! Q-np..,.,, BUS DRIVERS Floyd Sharp Reverend Darr Mrs Floyd Sharp Orman Brown Ike Dehm Leonard Hoeger COOKS Anna Mae Weihermiller Mable Teter Dorothy Ashman Catherine Hoeger JANITORS Larry Boruff Jam es Curtls Comphm ents of Homer Balley Cabmetshop Where Cabxnets are bu11t to f1t your ho was 4. Qii cr :Th 'UK' ROW 1 Nxla Jo Bachtold Leshe Bargman, Dav1d Blasmgham, I.loyd Dehm Geneva Dubree Stephen Edwards ROW 2 Marjorle Flessner Warren Glllett Llnnea Glllett Lester G111ett Catherme Hays Sandra Hanna ROW 3 Sue Henrlchs Dxck HltCh Ruth Klehm, Jxm Koehler Judy Kurtenbach Loxs Kyburz ROW 4 Juruor Lang Dorothy Lawson Mary Lxghty Joyce Llndqulst, Rudy Lucek Judy Mul lens ROW 5 Judy Postlewalte Ronda1Propes Janet Rork Sandra Runyon Jzm Saathoff Steve Saathoff ROW 6 Karen Shafer Mark Shafer Tommy Shoemaker Carol Sorey, Paula Taccom ABSENT Jam es Rowchffe John Rowclxffe Mrs Wallnch Mr Deany 41 .Ev 5 , J' W.. - h A , ,V . 1 5, - A 1 sy . ,ly gh ,gn A , X ' ,4 , , -my ' is Q Y '.. , lg? sy -5 x ,.aA A W 'U y f , V 4, ,W A I 'V 1 J y , . , L f n y 1.,g'g' A, ,, ..,, 7 'V 'W I ,g W i V ' V, il. -- , -.g - ' ' , K .. ygvl f . 1' , I I I VV '. ,AV If ' VV I e' K '-rf I . zll I f fr . - , g ' ' 1 . : . 2 I .Q .. . ' . . ' ' : . - Y I I I Y Y. . 1 : y I . 7 a n u , , ' : I, Y l . I ' : 7 , I Y Y . ' : J , I JN Q S1egfr1ed Albrecht, Roger Ashman Paul Augsburger, Gary Bennett, Jlm Berry, Nancy Brown Wayne Cabbage, Glona Dehm, J1m Elhott, Jane Flessner, Shuley Good Don Gneder Eldon Haab, Vxrguua Johnson, Ronme Knoll Dana Kyburz, V1rg11 Martm Sherry Rosenboom Erney Runyon Mr Dorothy Culkln Jlm Schlatter CNY 511015 Comp11ments of HABERKORN FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY Loren Ut1 lzsch D3V1d Kyburz Pres1dent Jon Walt, V1ce Pres1dent Pamela Heald Secretary Ruth Ann Watson, Treasurer Mr FRESHMEN This Our Green Year We glggled our troubles away The sweet neglect of our stud1es These Green Days wlll be short Can they all be as wonderful as th1s'7 Comphments of DILLER TILE CO , INC 9 1. ' . 2. ' . 4. ' . CLASS Otto Albrecht Gary Anderson Joan Augsburger, Ronme Bachtold Kathy Benne tt Judy Boruff Frank Bradley Dean Cole Jack Cool Cheryl Culkln John Culkln Joan D1ppong Dav1d Endres John Feely Frances Ford Kay Clle Forney Sandra Fortna Donald Gerdes Yulanee Haberkorn Don Hanna School Bus Contractor Jane Hayes Complxments of LYLE DEHM Phone 154 Charter Bus Servxce V ff I 1 3 1 . . H. N gi fx 1 . w . , i 4 - . f I ' . I ri ' . ' . ' -1 A wk f' ' 1 1 V1 I 1 1 1 V 1 1 1 1 1 7 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 .ix au Q I H OF 62 if Pam Heald Loretta Herkert Alan Irwm Mrke Kerber Margre Klehm D d K burz Ronald Berluns Grace R1chards Andrea Schlabowslu Sandra Shafer avr y Jxm Shoemaker Marlene Shoemaker Tom Snow Jerry Stadler Bettre Sterrenberg Pam Taccoru Jon Wa1t Ruth Ann Watson Kathy Weller Ronme Wrlson Larry Zeller Complrmrnts of CITILEIN S BANIK OF CHATSWORTH Member of Federal Deposrt Insurance Corporatron 1? V Z' 1 1 X V , .V X L f J X H 5 ? , wx, , as J A 74 K ' J! 7 1 X Gerald Martm Presrdent Joan Freehlll, V1ce Presrdent Franc1s Boruff, Treasurer Claud Branz Secretary Mr Ferguson Class Sponsor This Our Budding Year Careless days of peace and pleasure Our well worn path leads to the Coral Cup No longer rn the lower class 4 Our crles echoed through the halls Cornphments of BURNELL WATSON SOPHOMGRES - Kenneth Ashm an Eilleen Birkenbeil Claude Branz Francis Boruff ll I P I Shirley Dehm ABSENT: Dale Hornickel The sophomores sponsored the Freshman Initiation Party--to ac- quaint the freshmen with the ways of Chatsworth High ! Compliments of FELLER'S LIVESTOCK SALES Art Feller and Jim Trunk, Auctioneers Sale every Tuesday Cissna Park, Illinois Albert Endres Bill Fortna Joan Freehill Linda Gillette CLASS Sharon Hall Joan Hanson Andrea Hargesheimer Mary Ann Hitch Lois Howard OF '61 Tod Shafer Don Sharp Charles Shoemaker John Smith Diane Zeller Ritchie Pearson Ed Richard Dale Rosenboom Glenda Rosenboom Jerry Kerrins Kathleen Kroeger Gerald Martin Dale Miller Keith Miller Joyce Hummel All the sophomores hoped for a night filled with moonlight and Stardust for their hayride. ff- ABSENT: Ricky Walle Compliments of FORNEY'S CHEVROLET AND MACK Buy Your Truck From a Truck Man I it Have Fun, Will Rest f-0 1,55 ,QV ' i l 53 54 5 'fl' 'K' 317 1 :--,.s E ' x ' . Y i , infra! r , Q , A o r lor ive? v,A.,,V My I : , 'T vi!! B! ,Q 1 5?- , ns., W, va Ti :F lg Ja, 5 Y Q Y ' A 1 ,g r 2 le A I n : I g sw V. 4 'QQ' Q' mmf Q F! f 9 fu? ' fs, MQ .,. , J 352 ' f Ritchie working! Black Denim Trousers and Dancing 1n the Dark Ax' Motorcycle Boots REMEMBER A thorn among the roses? S C I-IOOLDAZE' 50 Always cutting up?! Close the window I-Ie's coming in the door WHEN Gerald Bayston Presrdent Mary N1ck1'ent,V1ce Presrdent Pat McGrea1, Secretary Nancy Sterrenberg Treas urer Mxss Herr, Class Sponsor JUNIORS The excuement of planmng our prom So many Lhmgs to do W here w111 we fmd the t1me'7 Rockers and Jens and Norman s httle Chevxe Is ll posslble that the Semors have more fun? Comphments of SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO This, Our Blooming Year 1. ' ' . 2. ' -- . 3. ' ' ' ' . 4' , . . y xfa Lil Helen Aaron Erika Albrecht Kay Brown Mike Cavanagh Judy Gillett Sandra Grieder Norman Kerber Dixie Knoll CLASS Gerald Bayston Jim Birkenbeil Bob Costello Barbara Franey Allan Gmsenbach Stephen Hitch Proving that they are as much at home in the kitchen as they are in front of a television set, the Junior girls did an outstanding job of baking cookies for our Homecoming Dance Pat Rosenboom and Mike Cavanagh reigned as Queen and King of the Junior Ring Dance Mary Nickrent Pat Rosenboom Nancy Sterrenberg Kathleen Koemer Ronald Perkins Bob Saathoff Jerry Teter OF '60 Pat Lindquist Peggy Postlewaite Carol Sharp Charles Tinker Pat McGrea1 Pat Roberts Iva Mae Snow Dick Watson Q T, 6' Q. - Y A V.k be Q4 v Judy Tnnkle, Presxdent Leona Jo Kyburz, V1ce Presxdent Mrke Albrecht Treasurer Judy Clme Secretary Mr Bacon Class Sponsor SENIORS This Our Golden Year Lrttle at fust but great at last Hopefully we watched and vwalted for the mme to come There are gams for all our losses Me ll all meet new fuends but there s no frlend llke an old fuend Comphments of COL JACK DONYOVAIN JD I U S Q' I S' l 9 'y 5 , . 1 ! 1.' ' . 3. ' . 4 ., V. , . . , A Slow Poke BETTE JANE IRWIN Liber F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, President 45 Annual Staff 3,4, Editor 45 Tatler Staff 2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 1,2,4, President 25 Band 1,2,3,4, President 2, Secretary 4, Soloist 1,3,45 Mixed Chorus Accompanist 45 Plays 3,45 Junior Class President5 Sophomore Class Treasurer5 Student Council 2,45 Contest Chorus 1,25 Music Camp 35 D.A.R. Award5 Homecoming Queen 45 Sweetheart Court 2,4 VALEDICTCRIAN A Little Work - A Lot of Play From September until May Be1l Bottom Trouse SALUTATORIAN LOIS ANN SAATHOFF Sadie F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Tatler Staff 2,3,4, Editor 45 Annual Staff 3,45 Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4, Contest Chorus 2,45 Library Staff 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 25 Girls' State Dele ate Band 1 2 3 4 Drum Majorette 1,2,3,4, g Q J 1 r 1 Band Librarian 1,35 Plays 3,4 MICHAEL ALBRECHT, Jr. llmikell Transfer from Schroetzingen, Germany3 Football 2,3,43 Letters 2,33 Track 2,3,4, Letters 2,33 Industrial Arts Club 2,3,4, President 43 Student Council 3,4 President 43 Tatler Staff 3,4, Sports Editor 43 Plays 3,43 Yearbook Staff 4g C Club 2,3,43 Homecoming King 43 Most Valuable Football Player 43 Honorable Mention- -All Conference Football Teamg Boys' Chorus 3,4, Vice President 4, Sec.-Treas 3 I'll Take You Home Again, Kathleen STANLEY LOUIS ANDERSON llAndylI FFA 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 43 Boys' Chorus 1,3,4, Secre- tary 4, Chorus Contest 13 Mixed Chorus 43 C Club 2,3,43 Annual Staff 43 Student Council 23 Football l,2,3,4, Letters 2,3,43 Basketball 1,2,3,4, Letters 33 Track 1,2,3,4, Letters 2,33 Plays 3,43 Honorable Mention--Conference Football Team 3,4 Problems DALE M. BENNETT IIDOCII Football 1,2,3,4, Letters 3,4, Basketball 1,23 Track 1,2,3, Letter 23 FFA 1,25 C Club 2,3,43 Boys' Chorus 2,3,43 Mixed Chorus 43 Plays 3,43 Tatler Staff 43 Annual Staff 4g Homecoming Court 4 If I Had My Way CAROL JEAN BRANZ Jeanie FHA l,2,3,4, Vice-President 45 Girls' Chorus l,2, 3,4, President 35 Tatler Staff 2,3,4, Business Man- ager 45 Plays 3,45 Yearbook Staff 3,4, Typist 45 Class President 25 Class Treasurer 35 Student Council 25 Band 1,2,3,4, President 45 Contest Chorus l,2,3,45 Homecoming Court 45 Sweetheart 45 Junior Varsity Cheerleader 25 Varsity Cheerleader 4. 4. Smiles DENNIS W. DIPPONG llDipIl Transfer from Chicago. Boys' Chorus 3,45 Football 2,4, Letter 45 Yearbook Staff 45 C Club 45 Baseball 35 Science Class President 15 Printing Club 35 Amer- ican Bowling Congress 2,3, Team Captain. 58 Let Me Call You Sweetheart JUDITH ANN CLINE lIJudyll Fl-IA 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 45 Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4, Li- brarian 3, President 45 Contest Chorus 1,35 Mixed ' Chorus 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Play 35 Class Secretary ,RX Chicago, Chicago--My Home Town V 5 I x X CARL MITCHELL FORD Ford Football 3,4, Letters 3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,4, Letters 3,45 Captain, Basketball Team 4g Track 1,2,3, Let- ter lg Vice-President of Class 2g FFA l,2,3,4, Sen- tinel 4g Yearbook Staff 45 Boys' Chorus l,3,45 Mixed Chorus 49 Plays, 3,45 Contest Chorus lg Band 13 C Club 2,3,43 V. V. Conference Team End fSecond Teamjg Co -Captain Football Team 4. 1 Q Just Bummin' Aroun The Whole Year Through Our Knowledge Grew . THE TALE OF. .. Who is he? What's his name? What's his fortune? Whats his fame? What's he look like? Is he tall? Is he large? Or is he small? will we ever know Who he is? i'.'here's his picture? GEE WHIZ!! fHow can you remember him and his ways? You can't, unless you know BILL HAYS1 ip 59 JUDITH ANN KOEHLER Mouse Contest Chorus Accompanist 2,3,4 Ain't Misbehavin ' Friendships Were Made lnd 1,2,3,45 Soloist 1,35 Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4, Librarian 4, Accompanist 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 45 FHA 1,2,3,45 Tatler Staff 2,3,45 Library Staff 2,45 Yearbook Staff 3,45 Speech Contest 15 Plays 3,45 That Were Lasting and Strong One A1one LEONA JO KYBURZ IIJOII FHA l,2,3,4, Treasurer 35 Tatler Staff 2,3,4, Assis- tant Editor 45 Annual Staff 3,45 Band 1,2,3,4, Vice President 35 Contest Chorus 152,35 Class President 15 Class Vice President 45 Junior Varsity Cheerleader 25 Student Council 2,45 Plays 3,45 Speech Contest 15 Soloist 3,45 Library Staff 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 4 MARK JOSEPH MONAHAN Marcus Transfer from Peru, Illinois5 Football 3,4, Letters 3,45 Basketball 3, Letter 35 Track 3, Letter 35 FFA 3,4, President 45 Boys' Chorus 35 Play 35 Yearbook Staff 45 C Club 3,45 Homecoming Court 4 Prisoner of Love Get A Job LARRY WAYNE NEUZEL Prince Football 1,2,3,4, Letters 2,3545 Co-Captain of Foot- ball Team 45 C Club 2,3,45 Plays 3,45 Tatler Staff 45 Track 1,2,35 Yearbook Staff 45 Boys' Chorus 1,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,4, Letters 2,3,45 Contest Chorus 15 Band 1,2,3,4, Soloist, 1,45 Student Council 3,4, Treasurer 45 Class Secretary 25 Homecoming Court 45 Honorable Mention All Conference Football Team To Know Him Is To Love Him WARREN JOHN SCHADE Boogie FFA 1,3,45 Boys' Chorus 1,3,45 Football 2,3,4, Letters 3,45 Yearbook Staff 45 Plays 3,45 Homecoming Court 45C Club Oh You Beautlful D011 MELODEE ANN SHOEMAKER FHA 1,2 3 4, Yearbook Staff 3 4 Tatler Staff 4 Typ1st Glrls' Chorus 1,2,3,4, Lrbrarran 3 4 Plays 3,45 Band 1,2,3,4, Homecoming Court 4. Hey Buddy--Gotta Match? JOY VICTORIA SCHLEMMER Zeke FHA 1,2,3 4, G1r1s' Chorus 1,2,3 4 M1xed Chorus 4 Band 1,2,3,4 So1o1st 4 Yearbook Staff 3,4 Plays 4 Tatler Staff 2,3 4 L1brar1an 2,3 Shoey ' elody of Love CLEMITH SOREY Clem Industrxal Arts Club 1,2 3 Boys Chorus 2 4 Mrxed Chorus 4- L1brary Staff 3' Yearbook Staff 4- Play 3. JUDITH ANN TRINKLE. Trinkle FHA 1,2,3,4, Secretary 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2, 3,45 Class President 45 Class Secretary 35 Class Vice President 15 Tatler Staff 4, Typist5 Yearbook Staff 3,45 Typist5 Plays 3,45 Library Staff 35 Chorus and Contest Accompanist5 Homecoming Court 45 Sweet- heart Court 45 Music Camp 45 Junior Varsity Cheer- leader 25 Varsity Cheerleader 354. Friendships We'Il Cherish The Happy Wanderer Our Whole Life Long JOHN CLYDE WILSON Jack Class Secretary 15 Track 2, Letter5 Basketball 2,3,4 Letters 3,45 Basketball--Most Valuable Player 45 Manual Arts Club 2,35 Yearbook Staff 45 Plays 3,45 Tatler 3,45 Band 1,25 Mixed Chorus 45 Class Vice- President 35 Student Council 35 C Club 2,3,4. if 63 Love Me Tender CLASS WILL LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We the Semors of Chatsworth l-hgh School class of 1959 berng of un sound and tncapable mrnds and memorres do make publrsh and declare thrs our last wrll and testament rn manner and form as follows Physrcal Educatlon Leona Jo Kyburz do wrll and bequeath unto Pat Roberts my abrlrty to keep the same boy happy for three years Mark Monahan do wrll and bequeath unto Norman Mxke Albrecht do wrll and bequeath unto Pat Rosenboom all my successful experrments rn chemrstry Stanley Anderson do wrll and bequeath unto Bob Costello my Do It Yourself Judo Lessons and my abrllty to get 1nto a frght at any trme and any place Dale Bennett do wrll and bequeath unto Drck Wat son my bold drsposruon and all my good grades my semor year and unto Bob Saathoff my book of rules on How to Argue wrth your Grrl Carol Jean Branz do w1ll and bequeath unto Errka Albrecht my cheerrng outftt and my Sears SL Roebuck Drrver s Lrcense and to Barbara Franey my book on Judy Clme do wrll and bequeath unto Kathleen Koerner my loud mouth and my srze 21 dress Dennrs Drppong do wrll and bequeath unto Stephen Hrtch my abrlrty to type for frve mrnutes wrthout any errors Carl Ford do wrll and bequeath unto Mrchael Cavanagh my unpredrctable drsposrtron and my graceful technrque to play volleyball wrth my hands rn my pockets Brll Hays do wrll and bequeath unto Charles Trnker my brarns rn math and my short frame whrch makes me more agrle on the basketball floor Bette Jane lrwrn do wrll and bequeath unto Peggy Postlewarte all the browrne pomts I have acqutred rn the last four years and to Kay Brown my bushel basket of medals Judy Koehler do wrll and bequeath unto Iva Mae Snow my abrlrty to say more rn one mrnute than any other person rn the class and unto Helen Aaron my graceful porse and agreeable drsposrtron rn Kerber my abrlrty to do the most goofrng off wrthout gettrng caught more than once or twrce Larry Neuzel do wrll and bequeath unto Allen Grosenbach my Rules of the Road book and my ways to stretch a gallon of gas Lots Saathoff do w1ll and bequeath unto Pat McGreal my abrlrty to have three flat trres rn a week especrally rn zero weather and unto DIXIE Knoll all my books of medrcal technology Warren Schade do wrll and bequeath unto Mary Ntckrent my three day dret plan and my abrhty to lose 30 pounds durrng the summer months and unto Ronnre Perkrns my abrlrty to keep tn mme when dorng calrsthenrcs rn Physrcal Educatron Joy Schlemmer do wrll and bequeath unto Nancy around wrthout washrng them off and unto Pat Lrnd qutst my loud and drsunct vorce rn the classroom Melodee Shoemaker do wrll and bequeath unto Carol Sharp my abrlrty to go steady wrth the same fellow three trmes rn the same month and also my abrlrty to take fast shorthand drctatron Clemrth Sorey do w1ll and bequeath unto Gerald Bayston my engmeer boots and my 6 2 frame Judy Trrnkle do wrll and bequeath unto Judy G11 lette my out of town date book and rolls of angora and unto Sandra Grreder my abrhty to catch on to Jokes qurckly Jack lx rlson do w1ll and bequeath unto Jrm Brrken brel my motor brke whrch wrll get htm to the Brown s house faster than has feet and unto Jerry Teter my abrlrty and agrlrty on the basketball court ALL HERETOFORE enumerated amcles and qualrnes are hereby unselfrshly set asrde as reserved exclusrvely for the partres so desrgnated . I y . - I, I . , I 1, . . . . I' , , - - H I, . Y . . . . in I' V ' l . , . 3 I, i t WF-'YS 10 keep Boogie h3PPY- Sterrenberg my ability to keep my freckles all year l I . ' I, a , . P I I, u ' o ' - A ' , ' I' ,. ' . . , - 64 PROPHEC Y We were sitting m the round booth rn the Coral Cup trying to decrde what we were gomg to do during the summer It was suggested that we take a tour of the Umted States Everyone agreed that rt was a good rdea It IS now two weeks later and we are standing at breezy Midway Airport rn Clucago waiting for our pilot to start thrs ole buggy up Ladres and Gentlemen here comm our prlot Dennrs Drppong Chief prlot for the Miracle Air Lines remember rf rt flres rt s a miracle' So let s hop in and fasten the seatbelts for this exciting tour of the Umted States Take er away Dennis' Incrdently I forgot to mention our Plane s doctor Judy Koehler who rs travehng with us She will be ready for any emergency that 1S rf she wakes up rn time As you all know she invented the cure of in grown belly button lint and rt s complications As we are flyrng over Pennsylvania we see the 260 acre N B Z Studros rn the center ofPhrlade1ph1a Wait' Can rt be? Yes' It rs' It s Larry Neuzel our old chum from C H S' Right now Larry is telecastrng Amencan Bandstand where Drck Clark rs interviewing Nrcky Relson by a Jerky noise one that she says sounds famrlrar That s rt she cries the cha cha' Quickly some one got the telescope and sure enough' There were Joy and Lors Ann right in the middle of Times Square teaching the latest dance steps to a group of teen agers l see they still have the old rhythm that they had way back rn high school Since we were in the vrcrnrty of Washington D C we thought rt would be a good idea to vrsrt our famous Senator from Illrnors Mrke Albrecht As we landed the red headed polrtrcran heartily greeted us We just knew he would make a good polrtrcran because of those wonderful assembly speeches he always made As we leave our up and coming senator and fly southward along the Eastern seaboard we come to a little penrnsula called Florida Yes as we land we see an ex Chatsworth citizen Clem Sorey taking rt easy on the soft sandy beach of Mramr After taking over the Art Department of Walt Disney Clem decided that he needed a good rest rn sunny Florida After a drp in one of the pools we started North west Flying over the state of Tennessee we almost hrt the highest peak rn the state For there rn Mur feesboro was a big tower with State Farm printed on rt A little lower rt read Melodee Shoemaker Owner It s been a few years since we had seen Mel so we landed as fast as we could and walked over to the State Farm building We were greeted with a frrendly smrle from her and she mvrted us to have lunch with her We sat and talked over some of the good ole times we used to have at C H S until evening Then we decrded to stay there all rught Sunday morning all of us had a hearty breakfast and were on our way As we came to the state of Arkansas we thought rt would be a good rdea to land and go to Church We landed in Little Rock and asked the Arrport attendant where the nearest Church was He told us there was one a couple of blocks away so we walked to rt We were much surprrsed to see that the Pastor was the most Rev Wrllram Hays a person that we had known years ago rn hrgh school He gave a very rnsprrrng sermon on race integration We felt real good Sunday afternoon although it was a httle hot flying over Texas What s that srgn stick ing rn the cloud up there Denms said Why that says you are now flying over the Boogie Why I ll be' I haven t seen Boogie srnce we were seniors 1n high school He sure drd well for himself Why don t we go vrs1t him? Thrs old crate could sure use a lrttle orl We landed and told Jeanie one of Mr Schade s servants to go fetch him Out of hrs mansion walked Boogie rn hrs ten gallon hat red slacks and cowboy boots twrddlrng a cigar between hrs teeth Gee rt sure looked good to see Boog1e and that brg farm of hrs We asked hrm if he had any plans for the future and he said My only wish rs to return to Chats worth Illrnors rn about twenty years Boogre sold us a little orl for the plane and asked us rf we would drop off an order for cowboy boots to a Mr Bennett rn a boot factory near Phoenix We stopped to see the Mr Bennett that Boogie asked us to see and we found out that rt was THE Dale Ben nett that had gained much fame with hrs brrllrant ideas for styling cowboy boots He was also the Dale Bennett that once lived rn Chatsworth We had a nrce chat with Dale and before we left he gave is each a pair of slrck lookrng boots Complrments of N M LQIROCHELLE Trucks Tractors Farm Machines Maytag Washers, Dryers Phone 184R2 Big N Nitrogen Chatsworth I11 Coming from Philadelphia, Dr. Judy is awakened Schade Oil Estates. Fly with great care,' cried Judy. We told hrm we were headed toward Cahfomra and asked hrm rf he knew any rnterestmg srghts He replred Well there ts one qurte rnterestrng stght m Hollywood Her name IS Bette Jane lrwm She s a real sharp model out there I go to see her every weekend You remember her don t you? So Hollywood botmd we were And the mmute we landed Bette Jane came run nmg out to meet us She sard that Dale had phoned and told her we were on the way We asked her how she ever got such a good job and she sard that all the credrt was due to Jack Wrlson her clothes destgner You see she sard wrthout hrs helpful suggestrons and beautrful loud colors I would never have come thrs far I m so grateful to Lrttle Jack' It s getung late we sard so I guess we d better be on our way Good luck tn your modelrng profes ston Bette Jane Into the plane we hopped and once agam we were on our merry way Why don t we stop and spent the mght 1n Reno srnce we are so close and srnce rt s gettrng pretty late? rt was suggested So agam Denms headed the plane for the nearest arrport We were walkrng down Marn Street In Reno lookmg for a respectable place to spend the mght when we came upon the largest casrno rn all of Nevada The Monahan Wheels It was called Just out of cur1os1ty we stepped rnstde to look over the place and who do you suppose was srttrng rn a brg throne on top of one of the tables? Why sure' Mark Monahan the manager ' And next to htm sat Andy Anderson hrs bodyguard They seemed to be busy lookmg over the crowd so no one cheated at any of the tables so we quretly left the Jotnt wrthout tallung to erther one of them Gee wh1z we wondered how drd Mark ever get mrxed up 1n a place lrke that? He used to be such a qulet trmrd boy dunng hrs hrgh school days After a good mght s sleep we decrded to fly over Seattle Just to explore the State of Washrngton As we landed at the arrport rn Seattle for breakfast we notrced an enormous and colorful brllboard When we stopped to read the brllboard we were startled to see upon thesrgn the faceof our old C H S pal the fam ous trapeze artrst Leona Jo Kyburz She learned her famous trade upon the trampolrne durmg her hrgh school days After Leona gave us an exh1b1t1on of her talents we wrshed her the best of everythrng and headed towards our new State of Alaska Upon our arnval at what we took for an arrport e nouced crouched 1n a 11ttle huddle by a newly burlt rgloo somethmg wh1ch was wrapped 1n a brown fur skm Not knowrng what thrs was we approached rt carefully When one of our brave boys touched thas lrttle bundle It drdn t move So we unwrapped rt and who do you suppose rt was'7'7' ' Yes' lt was Judy Cl1ne who was nearly frozen' We took her rnsrde our plane and warmed her up and chatted wtth our frrend about the good old umes back In school When we had Judy all warmed up agarn we decrded to clrmb aboard once more and be on our way We flew most of the nrght and a share of the early hours of the mormng Srnce our plane and prlot were to be left at Detrort It was decrded that rt would be a good rdea to look up our pal Carl Ford As you all know Carl IS now the head manager of General Motors 111 Detrort Carl who IS do1ng very well for hrmself now plans to keep up the good work whrch we all Brddrng Carl good bye and thankrng our p1lot Denms who has done such a marvelous job we are on our way back to Mrdway Arrport We traveled rn srx new cars whrch Carl had grven us to delrver to the proper dealer rn Chlcago We then boarded a bus to the a1rport where we had left our own cars Nearrng home we notrced tn the mrddle of the road north of Farrbury a woman wavmg her arms whrch brought us to a halt Yes there she rs' ' Judy Tr1nkle You see Judy had a flat ure on her gravel truck whrch had Just come out of the stone quarry Judy IS now co owner of the Stone Quarry wrth her husband Mr Hobart After helprng Judy change her trre we arnved home at last everyone ttred hungry and above all happy to have seen all of our pals agam We along w1th all of the other students and the faculty at Chatsworth Hrgh School wrsh all of our Semors the best of luck and the hrghestsuccess that they could posslbly attaln AND DON T FORGET TO REMEMBER' ' Comphments of ROSENBOOM BROTHERS Plumbmg Heatmg, Arr Condxtronrng phone 78 Cong-actgrs Chatsworth, Ill . , . D . . . , ' . v 1 I - ' I ' I I ' . , . ll l ' ll l ll I ' ' ' I I ' I In I I I I ' I I .. . . . . , . ' ' ' ' ' think he is capable of doing. . a . I ' D --. g . . I . n . ' . 1 ' . . . I U . y , i . , . . I I , I . . ' ' I I You don't say Glamour Gul Aw Isn't that sweet'I?? ,g M., vg- I V U, uv a Little Boy Blue Come Blow Do I really look 1, if? ,, Tubby? Starry-Eyed- Semor Boys' Pastlme CAN YOU IMAGINE? Everyone sitting in their own sears in 7th hour study hall? Frannie with a frown? Boogie in ten years? Helen not writing letters in English class? Kay and Norman? Mr. Ferguson giving Mary N. a day of peace in Algebra H class? Stanley without Melodee? C.H.S. without its teachers? Judy T. catching on to a joke? Everyone quiet in Miss Waren's study hall? John W. without Joan? The sophomore boys without vehicles? Nancy getting transcribable dictation? Jo and Larry not going steady? Mouse going steady with one boy? Peg, Kathleen, and Nance without Mark, Mike, and Carl? Freshman girls without parties? Liber and Dale not fighting? Mr, Bacon giving an A+ ? Judy Cline with a date? The senior boys not playing pool? Miss Herman without her southern drawl? Boys not breaking up girls' slumber parties? Ruth Ann never in trouble? The sophomore girls not eating olives? Miss Herr wearing anything but brown? Juniors giving a free sock-hop? Pam's hair looking a mess? A prom without freshmen? The junior girls not going to Piper City? Keith and Charlie S. paddling each otlyfih' Mr. Topping helping a certain other rdfbh wash and wax her car? The surprise when The Box is dug up in 1 years and Boogie crawls out! C.H.S. without its seniors? 4 4 v I Can you imaging? P Will wonders never cease? 3-fs MAY CAME AND WENT AND SO DID WE N ,W QS ww! QQIZWNW M of Q55 bww HW MW L flags Jw? fag +223 . 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