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

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1960 volume:

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MEL BISHOP Athletics isn't the most important thing in school - but it's way ahead of whatever is in second place. I ALICE HERMAN Now, girls, which is more important - the Yearbook - or your boy- friends ?? - - - QI HERE Al' SEVEN O'CLOCKlI 9341, 1 N 3 I wi y .ir AK 1 ROBERT FARMS You beginning teachers have a lot to learn - - You've -gg to let them know who's bossll IRENE HERR juniors! Do you realize how much time you have 1eft'Il 5 Lfial-ani ' EILEEN MONA!-IAN What's more Irish than Eileen Mona han? Why, Eileen O'Sullivan, of course!! 1 How many more minutes, Miss Monahan?D EDWARD SPRY The only guarantee of the preser- vation of my sanity next year is an additional music instructor! DWIGHT MOBLEY we I've got two of the cutest little girls - the older one looks just like me!! ALICE JUNE POOL UCQQ, XB W Wise NM- mg 'Y ,M ,4 . 1 4 Fw' .41 GLADYS WAREN The freshmen are angels - - - but, oh, those sophomore boys!!! The recipe says one-sixteenth of a teaspoon of salt - - -'ng a pinch!! I insist that you follow the directions precisely!! 6 WWI' at tw' f 1' if P, E SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ......... Kathleen Koerner Vice President ...... Allan Grosenbach Secretary ..... .... P at McGreal Treasurer . . . . Dick Watson SENIORS The future has in store exactly what has been placea' in store for the future. 7 Valedictorian KAY LYNN BROWN UIKKII Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 Vice President 3 Freshman Class President Librarian 1, 2 Class Plays 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 2, 3,4 Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4 Mixed Chorus 1,2 Secretary 1 Band 1,2,3,4g President 4 Pep Club 4 District and State Music Contests - Accompanist 3, 4 Junior Varsity Cheerleader 1, 2 Scholarship to Music Camp 3 Sweetheart Court 2 Homecoming Court 2, 4 You Cam Achieve Any Goal You Want - - - I You Want To Enough Salutatorian KATHLEEN KAY KOERNER Kathy FHA 1, 2, 3, 43 Treasurer 4 Student Council 1 Library Staff 2,3 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3 Class Plays 3,4 Tatler Staff 4 Business Manager 4 Pep Club 4 Senior Class President Yearbook Staff 3,4 Sweetheart 4 D.A.R. Award Compliments of CITIZENS' BANK OF CHATSWORTH Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ERIKA ALBRECHT Eurika FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4 Girls' Chorus 1, 2,3 Mixed Chorus 3 Student Council 3, 4, Secretary 3 Tatler Staff 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Pep, Club 4 Class Plays 3, 4 Varsity Cheerleader 4 Homecoming Court 4 Sweetheart Court 4 9, HELEN PATRICIA AARON Blondie FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 Secretary 4 Girls' Chorus 1,2, 3 Pep Club 4, Secretary 4 Mixed Chorus 2,3 Librarian 3 Class Plays 3, 4 Tatler Staff 1, 2, 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 1,2,3 Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4 Homecoming Court 4 Sweetheart Court 4 GERALD LaROY BA YSTON Gerald Student Council Alternate 2 Freshman Class Treasurer Junior Class President FFA 1, 2,3,4g Vice President 3, President 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Letter 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter 2, 3, 4 Track 1,2,3,4g Letter 2,3,4 Tatler Staff 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 4, Vice Pres- ident 3, 4 Boys' Chorus 3 C Club 2, 3, 45 Vice President 4 Class Plays 3,4 Pep Club Homecoming Court 4 State FFA Convention Delegate 3 National FFA Convention Attendant 2 9 JAMES EDWARD BIRKENBEIL Berk Freshman Class Vice President Yearbook Staff 2,4 Class Plays 3, 4 Tatler Staff 4 Chorus 3, 45 President 4 Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Secretary-Treasurer 4 Student Council C Club 2,3,4g Treasurer 4 Football 1,2, 3, 44 Letters 3,4 Basketball 1,2, 3, 44 Letters 3, 4 Track 1,2,3,4g Letter 4 Baseball 2 Pep Club 4g Vice President 4 Operetta 3 All-Conference Quarterback 4 Homecoming Court 4 ROBERT D. COSTELLO Custer Transfer from Royal Center, Indiana 3 Track 3g Letter 3 Class Play 3 Boys Chorus 3 Homecoming Court 4 MICHAEL E. CAVANAGH Mike Football 1,2, 3, Letter 3 Basketball 1, 2 Yearbook Staff 4 Pep Club 4 Boys Chorus 3 Sophomore Class Vice President Industrial Arts Club l, 2 BARBARA FRANEY Barb FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 GAA 4 Tatler 3,4 Yearbook Staff 3,4 Library Staff 3 Class Plays 3, 4 Operetta 3 Girls Chorus 1,2,3 Mixed Chorus 4 Compliments of AMERICAN SCREEN CO. 10 45 Getting the facts from the college bulletin board. QUINN FREEHILL Quinn Transfer from Melvin- Sibley High School 4 Student Council 3 Delta Psi 1, 2, 3 Venture 2 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3 Baseball 1, 2 Basketball 1, 2, 4g Letter 4 Football 45 Letter 4 Homecoming Court 3 Will we look like this in ten years? SANDRA KAY GRIEDER Sandy FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3 GAA 4 Library 2, 3 Play 4 Yearbook Staff 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 2 Class Play 4 IUDITH ANN GILLETTE Juice FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4 Yearbook Staff 3,4 Library Staff 1, 2, 3 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3 Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3 Pep Club 4 Class Play 3, 4, Student Director 4 Homecoming Court 4 FHA Camp Rep. 3 ALLAN R. GROSENBACH Sac Industrial Arts 1,25 Secretary 2 Boys Chorus 1, 3 Yearbook Staff 3,4 Tatler 4 Class Play 3, 4 Senior Class Vice President Student Council Rep. 4 Compliments of JESSE J. AND JAMES J. HERR Pontiac, Illinois 11 ix Wi f il. ALFRED STEPHEN HITCH Steve FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Pep Club 4 Boys State 3 PATRICIA LINDQUIST Pat Band' 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Director 4 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3 Mixed Chorus 4 Contest Accompanist 4 Music Camp 3 Contest Soloist 4 Class Plays 3,4 Student Council 45 Vice President 4 Library staff 3,4 Annual Staff 4 Tatler staff 3, 4 A11-State Band 4 High Magazine Salesman 4 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 4 NORMAN L. KERBER N0l'ITl FFA 1,2,3,4g Secretary 3, Vice President 4 Mixed Chorus 2 Boys' Chorus 3 Track 1 Football 1 Yearbook Staff 4 Class Plays 3,4 Homecoming Court 4 PATRICIA ANN MCGREAL ..Ma.. FHA 1,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3 Junior Class Secretary Senior Class Secretary Class Plays 3,4 Majorette 3 Drum Major 4 Speech Contest 2 Tatler Staff 2,3,4 Yearbook Staff 2,3,4 Library Staff 2,3,4 Homecoming Court 4 Compliments of AMERICAN SCREEN COMPANY 12 Our Senior football stars, hm Birkenbeil, All-Conference Quarterback, Dick Watson All Conference I-Ialfback and Most Valuable Player. DIXIE KNOLL Dix Chorus 1,2 Tatler 1, 2, 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 1, 2, 3, 4 Librarian 1,2 Freshman Class Secretary Class Play 3 Speech Contest 2 1,4323223.1437w?wW.sf'ft5S'5z?rKiKNnEG5iEi,SE,K 'K ' S ' ski-E2 CHIVALRY IS NOT DEAD! I ! RONALD E. PERKINS Perky FFA 1, 2,3,4, Secretary 4 Student Council 1 Tarler 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Mixed Chorus 3 Boys Chorus 3 Class Plays 3,4 Operetta 3 Pep Club 4 National and State Delegate 3 FFA Convention MARY C. NICKRENT Connie FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 Tatler 2,3,4g Assistant Editor 4 Student Council 3 Yearbook Staff 3,4 Library Staff 3 Music Contest 4 Chonrs 1, 2, 3, 45 Librarian 4 Junior Class Vice President Speech 2, 3 Operetta 3 State Music Festival Delegate 4 Class Play 3, 4 PEGGY MARIE POSTLEWAITE ..Peg.. FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 GAA 4 Student Council 3,4 Pep Club 4 Library Staff 2,3 Yearbook Staff 2,3,4 Tatler 2, 3, 4g Editor 4 Speech Contest 2 Class Plays 3 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 District Music Contest 4 Band 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4 Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4 Homecoming Queen 4 Sweetheart Court 3,4 13 PATRICIA ANN ROBERTS Pat FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 GAA 4g President 4 Sophomore Class Treasurer Library Staff 3 Yearbook Staff 3,4 Girls Chorus 3 Mixed Chorus 1, 2 Class Plays 3, 4 ff' 4 ROBERT SAATHOFF Bob FFA 1,2, 3,4 Student Council 1, 2, 4, President 4 Sophomore Class President Tatler Staff 4 Football 1,2 Track 1, 2 Band 1,2 Chorus 3 PATRICIA ANN ROSENBOOM Ilpatll FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 GAA 4 Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3, 4 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3 CAROL MAE SHARP Karo1 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3 Tatler 4 Annual 3, 4 Librarian 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Plays 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 2 Compliments of CHA TSWORTH LOCKER Mr. 83 Mrs. Donald Foster Phone 92 4 Golly, Mary, do you think they make gowns that long? MARY BEA TRI CE RUN YON .. Bea.. Transfer from Roberts-Thawville High School 4 FHA 1, 3 Girls' Chorus 1,3 Mixed Chorus 3 Speech 3 Class Play 3 FTA 3 Our Senior assets to the V V champs. IVA MAE SNOW ..Ivy.. FHA 1,2,3,4 Yearbook Staff 3,4 Tatler Staff 3,4 Mixed Chorus 1,4 Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3 Library Staff 1, 2, 3, 4 JERRY RAY TETER ..Jay.. FFA 1, 2 Yearbook Staff 3, 4 C Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Letters 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Letters 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1,2,3,4g Letters 3,4 Boys-Chorus 3 , I CHARLES ALLAN TINKER Charlie Basketball 1, 3 Industrial Arts 1, 2 Yearbook Staff 3, 4 Class Play 4 Chorus 3 Compliments of LIVINGSTON SALES CO. 15 RICHARD WATSON Dick Transfer from St. Bede 's Academy 3 Football 4, Letter 4 Basketball 4, Letter 4 Track 4g Letter 4 Senior Class Treasurer C Club President 4 Industrial Arts Club President 4 Yearbook Photographer 3 Homecoming King 4 Football Captain 4 Most Valuable Football Player 4 All Conference Halfback 4 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President .... . . ..... joan Freehill Vice President ........ Francis Boruff Secretary . . . . . . Claude Branz Treasurer . . . . . Don Sharp JUNIORS When you beQb someone else up a bill, you're that much nearer the top yourself. 16 g gi iii sive as This is how we work on our float! 'is ,gm Q 'iw A 15' Times k 's ,gig ,LL, in 'QF' YQ f Remember when . . . ? Abs entees : K Ashman Rah! Ram Rah! S' gliffssheimer D. Hornickel M. Hitch J. Hanson S. Hall L. Gillette J. Freehill 'QS W +21 Q I ,, , . A V ,,iWi, ,W B . Stevens 1 1-, ' '1i '.- . A t nl... E . Birkenbeil F . Boruff C. Branz S. Dehm B. Forma K. Fox it E ,g ,. as A 5. item-. 'R' F33 M5 ,,. ' 3 fi O Q an 'gf 'li , i ..,, ' , , A ii i nn n n . s -Q if i ffm f 4 P 1 ' n,mi 'gg , 'X . K +I fb: .fi H Jei . x s 'Sl Q . . I A , , -fin, n e D . Rosenboorn R G . Rosenboom ,Q-any f1'1l'X , . -5 ta. at my Decorating their Homecoming Float was another activity of the busy juniors . T. Shafer C. Shoemaker J. Smith R. Walle Two of next year's football stars admire our newly acquired trophy. D. Zeller Compliments of SHAFER'S AGENCY Real Estate - Insurance Phone 41, Chatsworth, Illinois I8 L. Howard J. Hummel G. Martin D. Miller K. Miller R. Pearson Ring Dance Royalty - Sharon Hall and Charles Shoemaker. an-M-4 ' W ' . . SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President ........... Ron Bachtold Vice President ...... Bette Sterrenberg Secretary .... ..... C heryl Culkin Treasurer . . . . . Yulanee Haberkorn SOPHOMORES Our Happiness adds and multiplies when we divide it with other people. 19 ' -we ' xv. we ini - 42, fs ff -. fw- , X I Cheryl Culkin David Endres Frances Ford Kay Forney Sandra Forma Don Gerdes Yulanee Haberkorn Don Hanna jane Hays Pam Heald Otto Albrecht Gary Anderson Joan Augsburger Ron Bachtold Kathy Bennett Karen Clasper I'd never believe it if t.he picture didn't prove it - - a group of our sophomore girls SITTING QUIETLYI . Iknew it was too good to last very long - - Qs is more like it! But tell me: When will the party end7???IIl Compliments of AMERICAN SCREEN CO. crashedl 3' was LV 3 E A W 5 ' 1 as 3 lf 3,51 O :MOT I WN S V Q 'ww at XS . Q 1 V V VL Nails, snails, and puppy dog tails--. . Smile and the whole world smiles with you. Pam Tacconi jon Wait Ruth Watson Cathy Weller Ron Wilson Larry Zeller I x L-- 'Y' Gee whiz, it's nearly 12:15 a.m. and the party still hasn't been Loretta Herkert Alan Irwin Mike Kerber Margie Klehm Dave Kyburz Bob McKinley Ron Perkins YR Ex Andrea Schalbowski i p w w my Sandra Shafer Jim Shoemaker . EQ io, o wen tb, A . Q JW 'il' ww.. 'FT' fm 1 X r-A L. I., f Ll. ar-N. J ff. 'C, N f 5 Tom Snow I- , V . p Gerald Stadler u Bettie Q -5 ,M Sterrenberg 'Za g M 5 I2 ' 72. gi M' ? ar' gafr ffl kr. H N u Q. . xii X , ,X ar,-EQ A is , .,: 5 E Q' 'C ' - ' fi S ,A ,fr -..-i K ? U E T S rawfw aa l a've4wf af 1 Y' I Asyt FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President ......... . . Virgil Martin Vice President . . . . .Tom Kurtenbach Secretary .... ..... J im Elliott Treasurer . . . . Nancy Brown FRESHMEN The man who moved mountains began by first moving small stones. ' 22 Wm II'- Surely this lad couldn't he involved in any kind of mischief, could he? G. Dehm I. Elliott I. Flessner M. Fox B. Franey S. Goad S Albrecht . Mr ' ro x Q,.gwQ-. gsm if Nga. .Wm ,,.L.,.. egg . K .L - T 15 3' ' Q . M' Et .1 A nf . Y 2 fw . . What would we do if we couldn't play ping pong during our free t1me??II Oh, to be young and innocent again! But I had to take my turn at being a Freshman, tool! N. Brown W. Cabbage D. Chapman B. Deany Am. ,N ' 2 ' N. ,, ... af ry nl' W ff my n W fi 4 R. Ashman P. Augsburger G. Bennett I. Berry 5, K V -ngfri. we -- Q ,gave 'Q 1 -fl 4 . if wwiff wmv wish .5 Haag rf W. , kxfw if . 1 Ni... . were Y . tg ,.,, . ., 2 3 I 54- F 1 Q A . Q Y we QQ .N . , it 1' 2 g 'X -abr '35 .. LQ nhn ....., 7 . S .Q iw - Q. i n ew ':25'1?p::? ,N I .. 75:5 1. , J 5if5,,,,4 ,ig . Pai X: 2 . Q Q 5 n Q.. S A f : -.Eiga In S tif, S ' 5 1 7 - 4 kf- f- ' f 5 '-f',' as . -:... - , m 5.2 W' Q ' ,qi3W 'f . , ' yi - 'Q .fi ag s f, .,..., L.-N x W if 'ag ,iv az' if ' '- '. f 'yr Sf gn Q- ig. . gmw- .rf iw A Q, ., ww. ,pany ., 3 1: 51, .Ka fr- .. K imQYa'?'.f' 4Sfi D . Grieder E . Haab A. Hubly V. Johnson R. Kimmel Absentees: J. Kimmel V. Martin E. Runyon fvewfwfwglgwf at , FEE sf V We qi f. 3 L 3 . S 5 AXE ww, fig, kl:i.,.g:k,:ii.k.. , W . ., 2 . , jp. 1. klskl ffl Such auggls - - Why did they cha.nge?'I?lI While Mrs. Maplethorpe dries their wet cloth ing, we have a modeling of legs - even Charl- ton Heston would be jealous! I! R. Knoll D. Kurtenbach T. Kurtenbach D . Kyburz M . Lutson C Marshall S Ros enboom L Uhtzsch D Whittler ' :Vr . .ooe J- Schlaffef G. sends . ... ., . . Our efficient school employees have played a large role in keeping our school rtuming. Being willing workers, they have done an admirable job in every way. Our appreciation and heartfelt thanks go out to them for everything they have done . CUSTODIAN James Curtis SECRETARY Mrs. Evelyn Koehler COOKS- Dorothy Ashman, Mabel Teter, Catherine Hoeger, and Anna Mae Welhermiller. BUS DRIVERS - Orman Brown, Esther Sharp, Floyd Sharp, Reverend Darr, Joe Baltz. Compliments of N. M. LaROCl-IELLE Distributor, Big N, 82010 Nitrogen Chatsworth, Illinois Phone 184R2 25 P is .-- A my ivan il,- ,M , M ,Y ,Sw-.M'L:,x:m,hV :'W:w.. wifi: fx-if 'IAN xml , W .,, 'W -... ...M ff -1. .V W , .. W -. W, -4. -. K W-, aw-f.N. W., VL ,. Q ,, , . f x 'U vt -K 4. -Q -.L. - ..:g- 1 -35 Wi Q., WE Wg QQ mf L '51 I ' wa. 1 mum IZATIU -H-.MM VF ' .LA' .f f W Q .EJ E -W nb FIRST ROW: P. McGreal, G. Bayston, P. Postlewaite, M. Nickrent, P. Lindquist, B. Franey. SECOND ROW: R. Watson, H. Aaron, D. Zeller, K. Forney, Miss Waren, P. Tacconl, I. Hanson, C. Culkin. THIRD ROW: E, Albrecht, L. Howard, F. Ford, Y. Haberkorn, C. Weller, K. Bennett, P. Heald, K. Koerner, I. Snow. FOURTH ROW: L. Herkert, M. Hitch, A. Schalbowski, S. Forma, S. Dehm, S. Shafer, M. Klehm, K. Clasper. FIFTH ROW: C. Sharp, J. Hummel, A. Grosenbach, B. Saathoff, D. Homickel, J. Birkenbeil, E. Birkenbeil, D. Knoll, G. Rosenboom. TATLER Our clever artists, Bob and Allan, tackle the Tatler cover. -f Our efficient typists struggling to meet their deadline. Compliments of JESSE I. HERR and JAMES J. HERR Pontiac, Illinois 27 , iz , Q FIRST ROW: Mr. Mobley, R. Perkins, G. Bayston, N. Kerber, R. Bachtold, G. Anderson. SECOND ROW: D. Chapman, J. Berry, L. Ulitzsch, E. Haab, B. Franey, R. Knoll, G. Shols. THIRD ROW: D. Grieder, D. Hanna, J. Elliott, P. Augsburger. FOURTH ROW: A. Irwin, G. Stadler. FIFTH ROW: R. Perkins, M. Kerber. SIXTH ROW: D. Rosenboom, D. Miller, A. Endres, K. Miller, B. Saathoff, T. Kurtenbach, K. Ashman, S. Hitch. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Our o corn stand did a o in -good P P P PP S business at the athletic functions. u.,. ,nH.,,, Compliments of FORNEY'S CHEVROLET AND MACK Buy Your Truck From a Truck Man 28 We have to stop at the Coral Cup and have a coke after the meetingsg our mother's would faint if we came right homel iffy 7 . J M1 ff was - ' A S0 SEATED: E. Birkenbeil, H. Aaron, E. Albrecht, I. Gillette, K. Koerner, L. Howard. FIRST ROW: P. Rosenboom, R. Watson, S. Hall, G. Rosenboom, Mrs. Pool, C, Sharp, S. Grieder, J. Hays. SECOND ROW: C. Culkin, B. Franey, D. Zeller, K. Forney, P. Tacconi, S. Goad, J. Hanson, R. Kimmel. THIRD ROW: C. Marshall, D. Kyburz, I. Snow, P. McGreal, M. Nickrent, P. Roberts, S, Rosenboom, M. Lutson. FOURTH ROW: P. Postlewaite, G. Delim, K. Clasper, Y. Haberkorn, I, Flessner, K. Bennett, F. Ford, L. Herkert, P. Heald. FIFTH ROW: M. Hitch, P. Lindquist, S. Shafer, A. Schlabowski, I. Hummel, A. Hargesheimer, V. Johnson, M. Fox, S. Fortna, L. Gillette. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Mother-Daughter Tea, which featured a Style ' Show, was enjoyed by alll ,, , ff.. s, f-...ml W 29 FIRST ROW: P, Lindquist, T. Gerth, C. Marshal, S. Moline, B. Cording, P. Heald, S. Edwards, J. Flessner, J. Lindquist. SECOND ROW: L. Gillett, S. Henrichs, M. Flessner, D. Aberle, P. Postlewaite, R. Bachtold, P. Tacconi, I. Berry, K, Livingston, A. Schalbowski, F. Ford, Y. Haberkorn, J. Mullens, R. Watson. THIRD ROW J. Postlewaite, C. Culkin, H. Ashman, D. Kurtenbach, G. Rosenboom, T. Shafer, G. Stadler, N. Bachtold, W, Shafer. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Spry, P. McGrea1, P. Tacconi, S. Rosenboom, K. Brown, L. Harvey, L. Kyburz, Pat McGrea1, our charming and peppy majorette, kept our band in step, We had a good band, led by good officers. 'FIRST ROW: R. Kimmel, B. Franey, D. Zeller, P. Tacconi, B. McKinley, L. Zeller, Mr. Spry, G. Shols, E. Runyon, S. Goad, I, Hanson, N. Brown, P. Rosenboom. SECOND ROW: D. Kyburz, S. Rosenboom, P. McGrea1, S. Grieder, R. Knoll, E. Haab, B. Stevens, L. Ulitzich, B. Franey, M. Nickrent, I. Snow, K. Forney, C. Marshal THIRD ROW: G. Dehm, K. Clasper, P. Heald, L. Herkert, J. Schlatter, J. Kimmel, W. Cabbage, D. Grieder, R, Wilson, P. Postlewaite, J. Flessner, M. Lutson, C. Weller, FOURTH ROW: M. Klehm, S. Shafer, S. Dehm, V. Martin, G. Bennett, K. Fox, J. Birkenbeil, B. Deany, R. Ashman, V. Johnson, A. Schalbowski, P. Lindquist. FIFTH ROW: S. Hall, A. Hargesheimer, A. Hubly, D. Kyburz, R. Walle, R. Pearson, B. Fortna, G. Bayston, T. Kurtenbach, A. Endres, E. Blrkenbeil, D. Kurtenbach, M. Fox. Assisted by the chorus officers, Mr. Spry developed the talents of our choral group. MIXED CHORUS A chance to perform for the public! 31 FIRST ROW: J. Hanson, P. Roberts, Miss Monahan, R. Watson, P. Postle- walte. SECOND ROW: R. Kimmel, N, Brown, D. Zeller, S. Goad, B. Franey, C. Culkin, P. Rosenboom. THIRD ROW: P. Tacconl, D. Kyburz, C. Weller, P. Heald, S. Grieder, M. Lutson, S. Rosenboom, K. Forney. FOURTH ROW: F. Ford, Y. Haberkorn, J. Flessner, K. Clasper, K. Bennett, L. Herket. FIFTH ROW: S, Hall, V. Johnson, A. Schalbowski, C. Sharp, A. Hubly, D. Kurtenbach, S. Shafer, M. Fox. GJLA. FIRST ROW: S. Albrecht, F. Boruff, Mr. Bishop, D. Watson, J. Birkenbeil, E. Runyon. SECOND ROW: L. Zeller, J. Kimmel, W. Cabbage, V. Martin, R. Ashman, J. Wilson, J. Schlatter. THIRD ROW: D. Gerdes, D. Wlttler, J. Wait, C. Shoemaker, D. Cole, G. Bennett, D. Endres. FOURTH ROW: O. Albrecht, R. Walle, J. Shoemaker, B. Fortna, F. Brad1eY. I. Cool, J. Feely, G. Martin. Oh, well, it's fun togy-anyway . . Kempton won - but the GAA dance after the game was a successl HWDLETRIAL .ART CLUB Complrmeurs of DILLER TILE COMPANY, INC. f' , ,su 'ff '11 FIRST ROW: Peggy Postlewaite, Erika Albrecht, Gerald Martin, Pat Lindquist, Bob Saathoff, Claude Branz Jim Birkenbeil, Kay Brown. SECOND ROW: Frances Ford, Virgil Martin, Keith Miller, Ron Bachtold, Mr Spry Allan Grosenbach, Francis Bomff, Eldon Haab, Pam Heald. Advisor .... . . .Mr. Spry President . . . . Bob Saathoff Vice President . . Secretary . . . . Treasurer STUDENT COUNCIL Responsibility always seems to fall on the shoulders best able to bear it. .Pat Lindquist .Claude Branz Gerald Martin Compliments of COMMUNITY MOTOR SALES 33 21. n -7 FIRST ROW: C. Branz, I. Hummel, K. Brown, M. Nickrent, M, Hitch, Miss Herman. SECOND ROW: I. Gillett, B. Franey, J. Hanson, l. Snow, P. Roberts, E. Albrecht, H. Aaron, C. Culkin. THIRD ROW: P. McGrea1, J. Augsburger, L, Howard, P. Lindquist, S. Dehm, P. Postlewaite, S. Grieder, F. Ford, K. Koerner. FOURTH ROW: G. Rosenboom, D. Knoll, E. Birkenbeil, A. Grosenbach, S. Hitch, I. Smith, A. Hargesheimer, C, Sharp. FIFTH ROW: M. Cavanagh, J. Birkenbeil, N. Kerber, J. Teter, C, Tinker, G. Bayston, B. Saathoff, D. Miller, R. Perkins, YEARBOOK STAFF Mary Ann Hitch discusses a financial problem with Joyce Hummel and Claude Branz, co- editors, and Kay Brown, editor. ihwwi W Our dependable advertising committee contributed much effort towards making, our book a success, Compliments of KANKAKEE COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Kankakee, Illinois 3,-v if all Gr nn-Ni is L aw if ., HM f L Y Q if if L i, si K - v r G4 1 ik' Su. Wi! ,ps ff xx J' sk wif' gan WE THEY 19 6 Sammemin.. . Cullorn ..... . 25 .... 6 Kempton ..... . 20 .... 0 Onarga Military . . . 19 . . . . 6 Onarga ....... . 12 .... 6 Reddick.. .. . 6....12 Forrest.. . 6.... 0 Herscher . . . 19 . . . . 0 PiperCity. . . . 18 . . . . 6 FRONT ROW: D, Gerdes, R. Pearson, G, Martin, O. Albrecht, MIDDLE ROW: B. Forma, T, Snow, Q. Freehill, F. Boruff, I. Cool, C. Branz, G, WH? qwi Vw, iw if if iw? , q 5 , . MX? W W .3 , W L , 4 Coach Mel Bishop Stadler BACK ROW Coach B1ShOp, C Shoemaxer, D Hornickel G Bayston,J Teter, D Watson J. FRONT ROW: R. Knoll, J. Elliott, L. Ulitzch, W. Cabbage, J. Wait, B. Franey, Z. Albrecht, G. Bennett. BACK ROW: Coach Farris, L. Zeller, T. Kurtenbach, V. Martin, J. Shoemaker, G. Anderson, R. Bachtold, A. Irwin, R. Ashman. JUNIOR me brains behind it VARSITY FOOTBALL all, Mr. Farris our Junior Varsity Coach. Our Junior Varsity Cheerleaders are as spirited as they are cute. They are: LEFT to RIGHT: Joan Augsburger, Sandra Fortna, Yulanee Haberkorn, and Cheryl Culkin. 'E ,T 5? 4 -K M , ? A S tl A., 55 3? QW. , . '- 3 5 in X 1 it ax 575 fi , U fi za Ky 38 g. E . if :1 if M Q! if .Q 2? ii U ., gr Z5 Ts fl 54 ' 5 - 1 If if 'Q zz Ks. I 5 if ii ,. :.5 E, 15 ,yr fi fs E. 'i ,Zi W Qi .Lf if fn ii U 12 . 3 4 ,S my K s 5. 'i ,M -3 ,,,, , ,, , A - , .i,,4,A, H , -,,..-,...,., ..,,.. .Wf,ui:M.,' N, ,. , .... , MN . , , -.,-in .,,.M. w,.,,,J..,A-Z. VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM, FIRST ROW: F. Boruff, I. Teter, Coach Bishop, G. Bayston, I. Birkenbeil. SECOND ROW: T. Shafer, C. Branz, J. Cool, B. Forma, K. Miller, D. Watson. Q S Q f 5x .Ji JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM, FIRST ROW: T. Shafer, C. Branz, T, Kurtenbach, I. Wait, A. Irwin. SECOND ROW: B. Fortna, J. Elliott, R. Ashman, B. Deany, G. Bennett, R, Knoll. iw i Assistant Coach Bob Farris Coach Mel Bishop Gridley . . Herscher . . . Downs ..... . . Melvin-Sibley. . . . . Piper City . . . . . Saunemin . . . Kempton . . Cullom ..... . . Roberts..... .. Onarga Military Melvin-Sibley. . . . . C I l O I O I Onarga .... Piper City. . . Saunemin . . Kempton . . Cullom ..... . . Forrest ..... . . Onarga Military Odell ....... .. WE THEY 60...51 ...37 41 66 55 58 25 36... 62... 55... 67... 58... 47 54 52 49 66 82 66 54 65 . . . 57 61 62 72 65 69 55 54 . . . 62 38 47 45 52 66 64 53 . . . 68 Otto and Bob are ready for the signal. Alan clears the top! What manpower! I l . ,LLL TRACK ffl 1 S' UP. UP. UD - - and overl I Coach Bishop watches Gerald practice. 5 Q KNEELING: V. Martin, G, f SECOND ROW: B. Fortna, Bennett, B. Franey. FIRST Managerg F. Boruff, G. ROW: G. Anderson, O. Martin, J.'Birkenbe11, G. Albrecht, T. Shafer, J. Bayston, D. Watson, R, Shoemaker, R. Ashman, B. Pearson, Manager. Costello. Compliments of JIM TRUNK AND JACK WYSS, Managers Feller Livestock Sales - Midwest Leading Livestock Auction - Cissna Park, Illinois Charles Feller, Art Feller, A1 Hari Jim Trunk and Art Feller, Auctioneers ' 42 QW 4. Thx , v 1 ,Ur K f 1 iffivlsluw ' - A,, .I ,,., Q ,, ,, L.M,wfvL,., . wmfvvsff . MH, , Wm,,, ,aww I Mmm,-M,-, u if 2 1 3 mf, .1 'v I V? s 'I in 5. Putting the finishing touches on the Float We like our teamg We like our team . . HOMECOMING ROYALTY CANDIDATES P. McGreal, B. Saathoff, N. Kerber. Je Gillette, K. Brown, B. Costello, E. Albrecht, J. Birkenbeil, G. Bayston, H. Aaron, P. Postlewaite and D. Watson. The Queen's Mother receives her roses. Our Homecoming was more out- standing than ever. The festivities began with the customary Snake Dance and Pep Session the night before the game. A colorful parade through town was added to the celebration preceding the Game. Our coach and our team performed admirably on the field, and our Band entertained the audience outstandingly between halves . Then, to climax our 1959 Home- coming, Dick Watson and Peggy Postlewaite were crowned King and Queen of the Dance to succeed Mike Albrecht and Bette Jane Irwin. Our King, our Queen, and the Homecoming Court, We could have danced all night. . .'. '.'K, . ,- --4' ,..,,.15 1 .i?f f.- .Q Q .x, -Q . - .' I . 3- . -0 :gr yu.' K 5 A ' i 5 I 5 .U ' -'R ,. 'er' -1 sum ' 4-' ',. , . . 1. ., n.1,.,, Y ' . on ,l' .F. v 'f 'xi' 'Y 1 Y 4 f . ,4...:.'. 1, . .i ', 1. Oni. oi. -, 4 0 .15 'J' ' , A 0 I -5, A Homecomzng Royalgf Q. I-'.'., '. 't .: , ,fx 'K x 0 . 4, -sz.,-jS4?'.',,.,4 A-kg. fb -, 0 C . ' Q Q ' , ' X 's 4. . lb - v .R - , .,9u .I i 'Lx ,', .' o'o0 ing ' - .' 0 ' , 1 o . - . ,i. n . o t .. . o U. 4 Q ' .. . . O 5 '. Si' 0- ' , .Q PU' Q s ' . . ' . ar-, .. K '..'1 U 5 . If--,il . ' .7 x,, 'Ky ., ,.-.ng-,.'-9 Q, .1 -' g Kmg Dzck Watson and Peggy Postleimzle . t 1 ' , A Crowned as King and Queen were Dick Watson and 9, - Q ' ' - -Peggy Postlewaite, who reigned over tghe 1959 ' 1 Homecommgpance 5- ' Q K ' , .F t Q k ', s , . 0 a 4 9 - . . , I 1 9' it 5 Q . Q K . 9 . . 4 . vr n' . n ' . 'W - . 1 5 , tk , s 1 I , n it an U . + ., 'f'-jvxt - '.Q'!?5-I' 1 .. A t 3? 5 1 B Musk 'N Slash 1 Gee, Ma, do you really love Go, Ronnie, Gol me???! ! I To rnarry or to move? , Hain't it sad? Hai.n't it tragic? SENIOR , me rf eeioo S .A fl 5 Girls' Quartet - Barbara Franey, Kathleen Koerner, Pat McGreal, Pat Lindquist fPat Roberts, absentj Bob Saathoff . Sandy Grieder Helene Aaron Norman Kerber Gerald Bayston CAST . . . . Mary --f-- 'a' . . . . . . Pa . Ma Foiled again! I Pat McGreal . .... Peggy M 5 Charles Tinker ......... Slim Karol Sharp ........ Slirn's Wife 39, Li , Ron Perkins, Jim Birkenbeil, ' ig A Allan Grosenbach, and ' S 3 Mike Cavanagh ...... Boys' Quartet Our illustrious director, y Q Miss Monahan f .,u..u-Q-vw-+w.r, -- x ,,, You gotta' have heart! - - - It's jis like life!!! PLAY Two Little Girls in Blue-- Erika Albrecht and Judy Gllletteg Red Hot Mama-- Mary Nickrentg Kewtie Pie-- Kay Brown. na 'F vs . . . Silas Slade . . . Jack Dalton 3 v Our guest speaker empha- Dick Watson receives his sized the advantages of award. athletics in our high school education. ATHLETIC BANQUET And C CLUB MEMBERS OF C CLUB Dick Watson . . . ....... ..... P resident Eat - don't talk! ! Gerald Bayston . . . .Vice President jerry Teter . . . ..... Secretary jim Birkenbeil . ...... Treasurer Otto Albrecht Dale I-Iornickle Fran Boruff Gerald Martin Claude Branz Virgil Martin jack Cool Dale Miller john F eely Keith Miller Bill Fortna Charles Shoemaker Quinn Freehill Tom Snow Don Gerdes Gerald Stadler Let's toast to another successful year next yearl What a job lt was to serve these boys who . seemed to have bottomless stomachs! Claude is on the list, too. Compliments of CULKIN FOOD MART Raggedy Ann-- America 's Finest Chatsworth, Illinois Phone 69R-2 Many couples were delighted by the grandeur of the 1960 Sweetheart Ball. Silence hung over the Ballroom for just a moment - then Kathleen Koerner stepped out of her rank in the Court to be crowned Sweetheart by Carol Jean Branz, Sweet- heart of 1959. Many fellows- each with his own special sweetheart- danced the evening away, and the Sweetheart Ball of The girls at the punch table were kept busy-- especially after the fast dances, 48 1960 was instilled to Memory, den Aaron Kay Brown H beaff Bdff Sw get Q4 .Jf Kathleen Koerner Sweetheart of the 1960 Ball. ost16 'aU'e Er1 1, a A1brech Peggy W 49 Miss Warren seems to be enjoying the play. Well don t Just stand there--help mel y x I S. The Student Directors wait anxiously for curtain-time . Finders Creqbersv . Francis Boruff . . Claude Branz . . . Lois Howard . Mary Ann Hitch . . Joan Freehill . . Linda Gillett . . . . John Smith . . Gerald Martin Glenda Rosenboom . Ritchie Pearson . . Joyce Hummel . . . Don Sharp . . Joan Hanson . . . .Bob Stevens Now boys no ghosts from the mortuary will John made a cute The question is Who killed Quigley? corpse! . . Tod Shafer and Dale Miller Glad to meet you. Swv of oqlle Q51 0. He . M He ' a af-156 was rl: W9 q .H 0 se! ' Cvowim N0 ectf011 YAWei0qe wx of the c 'GW X9 ornet .. Qvce SPRING E W .4 4 Our enthusiastic director, Mr. Spry, as seen by the tuba player. M USI CAL la!- Sup gre ' M s 'U-vo mor '?fy, we M al, 'Y 111 the Y. wx waffx dfeqc: dpp roi?-216 13110 rece tmwcbgiov YAAX . al of tgsfc Coflved a awk, vfixtgo e SDH fest as BY Nygfil 11 1 0. 1 9 cizutekxi hung.. 'The Juniors worked long and hard to complete the decorations on time. 11131 'il-me And here is a pleasant determe from the dance floor. We lived for a night as elite Southern guests at the beautiful SOUTHERN SERENADE prepared for us by the Junior Class. The decorations . . . The banquet . . . The music . The laughter on our lips . . . The happiness in our hearts . . . Pleasant reminiscence of all the things which made our evening perfect will c , 1- , , 5 , linger with us forever. These lovely girls can readily be compared to any beautiful Southern Belles, Waiting for the Southern Banquet to be served. 52 WMM ff f ,,,..f i .-..-,V j' . Li A A 3 , fr www' Memories pw i l sweeteSi in A' wr 521 E- 5: : I H 1, 393. , 1 , 7. 1 - Q V' A ,Q f :' ' G . Q' -M . ww: .. 1 V ' W 6 it V. -L g H51 -u ' - . A 3 .f ' W x 2fEff'.'1g4 f i Q Y 53 Washington was filled with beautiful sights It was a long ride and some of us Then f-here were the kind got sleepy--didn't we, Dick? Wh0 HCVBY SICPI. SENIOR TRIP s 5 1 U l., The ornerrest kid on the tripl George Washington never had How did you get up there? furniture like this at Mount Vernon when he was living there. Donw look back' you '11 fall. We didn 't ride all the time. What are we going to do We even had a beauty shop on the bus. Sleep tight, Quinn. next? The bus wasn't that crowded! wat , ,l....MW.. ...Wm UA ,. . COMMENCEMENT Filled with excitement, we marched in to the climaxing event of our high school days. Our thanks to those of you who have helped us to complete our high school days. I was glad when they said unto me, Thou art graduated, HONORS Valedictorian . . ............ Kay Brown Salutatorian ....... . . Kathleen Koerner D.A.R. Award ....... . . Kathleen Koerner American Legion Awards . . Dick Watson and Kay Brown Student Council Award . . . Robert Saathoff I'll sure be glad when this speech is over! Ohl We get orchids too. Chatsworth, oh Chatsworth, loyal and true' ' ' With mixed emotions, we marched Mr. Meyer presented the awards to the honor students. 55 out of the role of the high school student and into the role of adult- hood. SENIOR CLASS WILL We the Class of 1960, in order to form a more imperfect future, insure wild chaos, provide for the incomprehensible juniors, and promote the general downfall do ordaln and establish the following will: I, HELEN AARON, do will and bequeath unto Joan Freehill my quiet and reserved manner and my ability to keep boys happy. I, ERIKA ALBRECHT, do will and bequeath unto Mary Ann Hitch my ability to wear less can-cans in a year than she does in one day, and my bottle of ring cleaner. I, GERALD BAYSTON, do will and bequeath unto Claude Branz my ability to get along with the English teacher and to go south to Bloomington but backtrack twenty miles to get there. I, JIM BIRKENBEIL, do will and bequeath unto Keith Miller my knack for sleeping with my eyes open in English class and my 32 page book on how to set up football plays and keep out-of-town girls happy. I, KAY BROWN, do will and bequeath unto Joyce Hummel my ruler, erasers, aspirlns, along with the rest of the yearbook and my secret methods of keeping track of grlny boyfriend while I'm working on the yearbook at nl t. I, MIKE CAVANAGH, do will and bequeath unto Dale Miller my unpredictable disposition and my cheerful smile. I, BOB COSTELLO, do will and bequeath unto Bill Fortna my knack for signing up late in the National Guard so that I got stuck with a five year hitch instead of three years, I, BARBARA FRANEY, do will and bequeath unto Eileen Birkenbeil my A's in history and my talent for blushing at the slightest pretext. I, QUINN FREEHILL, do will and bequeath unto Gerald Martin my muscular physique, good looks, swell personality, quietness, and my modesty. I, JUDY GILLETT, do will and bequeath unto Kenneth Ashman my fondness and undying devotion to my studies. I, SANDRA GRIEDER, do will and bequeath unto Lois Howard my sense of humor, my spare tires, and my state police repellent. I, ALLAN GRQSENBACH, do will and bequeath unto Charles Shoemaker my ability to keep steady noise and confusion in the study hall so that the teachers don 't die of boredom. I, STEVE HITCH, do will and bequeath unto Dale Rosenboom my back seat in study hall where you can get into trouble without being seen. I, NORMAN KERBER, do will and bequeath unto Ritchie Pearson my keep slim book, my scintillating personality, my charm, and my abllity to look innocent at all times. I, DIXIE KNOLL, do will and bequeath unto Don Sharp my fine library of driver's training books and my 1933 Chevie truck. I, KATHLEEN KOERNER, do will and bequeath unto Linda Gillett my strong athletic tendencies, and my loud voice which enables me to be heard from one end of the school to the other. I, PAT LINDQUIST, do will and bequeath unto Andrea Hargesheimer my strong love for hillbilly music. I, PAT ROBERTS, do will and bequeath unto Glenda Rosenboom my ability to break-up and make-up with the same guy four times in two years. I, PAT MCGREAL, do will and bequeath unto Shirley Dehm my ability to drive safely and sanely under all conditions and my burglar proof chest where I keep my diamond ring, I, MARY NICKRENT, do will and bequeath unto Ricky Walle my book that was discarded years ago on How to Develop Your Muscles in Five Short Easy Lessons, and my ability to drive my little car on the same tank of gas for two years. I, RONALD PERKINS, do will and bequeath unto Kent Fox the artistic way I wield my razor and my tube of Burma-Shave. I, PEGGY POSTLEWAITE, do will and bequeath unto Joan Hanson my closet full of old cheerleading outfits and my do or die resolution not to go steady during my senior year. I, PAT ROSENBOOM, do will and bequeath unto Albert Endres my old swimming hole. I, MARY RUNYON, do will and bequeath unto Diane Zeller my artistic ability and my technique for being quiet at the right time. I, BOB SAATHOFF, do will and bequeath unto Tod Shafer my great and undying ability to control my temper at all times and as a special bonus, my long, wavy hair and bobble pins. I, CAROL SHARP, do will and bequeath unto Sharon Hall my bottle of peroxide, fondness for olives, and my fickleness, I, IVA MAE SNOW, do will and bequeath unto Bob Stevens my quiet disposition and my typing accuracy, I, JERRY TETER, do will and bequeath unto John Smith my tall frame, chemical inclinations, and my great love for playing football. I, CHARLES TINKER, do will and bequeath unto Dale Homickel my A's in chemistry and my ability to win at matching pennies in study hall. I, DICK WATSON, do will and bequeath unto Francis Boruff a dozen pair of sweat socks so he can change more often and his feet won't be as strong as he ls. All these enumerated articles and qualities are hereby unselfishly set aside as reserved exclusively for the parties so designated. Signed, sealed, smeared, and published on this twenty-fifth day of April in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and sixty. THE CLASS OF 1960 Tod losing his temper? Francis Boruff holding sheep? 'I'l1e senior boys acting like seniors? Jamsey S. a boxing champion? The seniors without water guns? 'I'he juniors -it water guns? Dick Watson an idol of the seventh grade girls? Gerald Martin 's hair messy? Sophomore girls not laughing? All the juniors on the honor roll? A quiet seventh hour study hall? CAN YOU IMAGINE ? Sandra switching dates for the Prom? Gerald getting any of his assignments done on time? Maryann without sixteen can-cans? Glenda not worrying excessively about her studies? Pat L. appreciating hillbilly music? Miss Herr being Mrs. Tyrrell? Senior girls not wanting to go steady? Carol S. not knowing what the word fickle means? Miss Waren driving over 60 miles an hour? Sharon and Shirley and Diane coming to school for five consecutive days? Only one boy in the National Honor Society? Mr. Freehill getting love letters from the third grade girls? Basketball champs in May? Ricky W. being as tall and handsome as Mr. Ferguson? Mrs. Koehler being anything but an extremely efficient secretary? Judy G. in love with the boy next door? Jerry T. swabbing a deck? Ronnie P, with white walls on his car? A peaceful senior class meeting? Junior boys not going with sophomore girls? Ritchie Pearson in a bikini? Miss Monahan being locked in the storeroom with the Senior boys? Kay and Norman going steady for over a year? Mr. Mobley bowling over 120? Erika allowing Someone Else to kiss her man on Graduation Night? Mr. Meyer riding a motorcycle? Mr. Spry teaching Physical Education? Nancy B. without a supply of candy suckers? Any students staying at the Prom until the last dance was played? Anyone being so unfortunate as to have a flat tire after the Prom? Miss Herman wanting to go on the Senior trip - but not as a chaperone? Iva Mae being satisfied with the under-privileged, over worked burdens of our seniors? Our sophomore boys having the wonderful personalities our sophomore girls have? Mr. Bishop having any discipline in his study halls - when he didn't forget them? Jim and Norman being friends? Helen being faithful to her Johnny? All of 0111 senior girls getting along together? Charles T. reading Lady Chatterley's Lovers ? Mrs, Pool without her April Fool 's Day jokes? ,CI-IATSWORTH HIGH SCHOOL WITHOUT ITS WONDERFUL SENIORS OF 1960? Kathleen keeping her diamond a secret for a week? Compliments of HORNICKEL INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance to cover any need - Phone 207 57 an 5: ii The world looked apple green . . Boys will be boys, but is this Gerald? '??! ! . V 'li i - L Come dance with me There 've been some changes made! I l Who has the longest legs? Don't be frightened, Little Sisterl ...-I Lunch time means Stop frowning time for the faculty. Can you handle that job all by yourself? 3 Us F4 y E Who wants to smile? ,,. lf Mother saw this room she would be s x disgraced! I idol! Twinkling Eyes Such happy students must be underworkedl ! i l i 2 ,av t-,h 'E 4.' wi . 3 I ' Tn Q .fi + M 1.1 el ll- x x 2 ff' g f if . L if s 58 My witjiiffy 'QR' Mjfwwsqpv A M JQSKEQWJ' W 325215121 wQ45,,g,yQf www J, M 42:10 59 CM QQ The Yearbook Staff, for all of C. H. S., says THANK YOU to the Advertisers named on the preceeding -pages - and to the following Sponsors ot our yearbook. Without their generosity and good will, we could not have financed our i960 TALEFEATHERS. We ask that you patronize these businesses which helped to make our yearbook possible. Robert Adams Bartlett Lumber and Coal LaRoy Bayston - General Trucking Bob's Shell Service - Bob Danforth Collins' Implement Store - A. Ward Collins Conibear's Drug Store - I. S. Conibear The H. W. Conrad Bakery, Inc., Momence, Illinois Coral Cup Restaurant - Harold Gullett, Manager Costello's Town and Country Market - Charles Costello Cu1kin's Hardware - V. J. Culkin Dehm's Welding Service - Lloyd Dehm C. F. Emling Company, Institutional Food Specialties, 2305 West Erie Street, Chicago 12, Illinois - Telephone BEL 5-1022 Farmers Grain Company of Charlotte, Inc. Grain and Farm Supplies Federated Store - J. M. Baldwin A Lowell Flessner - Bulldozer Work - Phone ll4R2, Chatsworth, Illinois Gage- Food Products Company, Chicago 51, Illinois M Haherkorn's Cabinet Company - William Haberkorn Haherkorn's Furniture - Louis Haberkorn Hanson-Mowry Funeral Home Herbst Oil Company - Leroy F . Hornstein Hicksatomic Station, Inc. - Jim Rebholz Kane's Phillips 66 - John J. Kane Dan W. Kerber and Sons - Silver Cedar Stock Farm - Yorkshire Hogs Phil A. Kohler Marr Oil Company C. Louis Ortman Parker's Cleaners - Personalized Cleaning Service Perkins' Electric - Roy Perkins E . 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