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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1969 volume:

t ' NINETEEN HUNDRED SIXTY-NINE TALE FEATHERS CHATSWORTH HIGH SCHOOL CHATSWORTH, ILLINOIS THE NINETEEN SIXTY-NINE CHATSWORTH HIGH SCHOOL CHATSWORTH, ILLINOIS TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION...................4 ADMINISTRATION...............7 SENIORS.....................16 UNDERCLASSMEN...............23 ACTIVITIES..................30 SPORTS......................60 ADVERTISING.................70 INDEX.......................75 Qift in Memory , °f Loutse Stoutemyer 1905-1994 5 c D ’T3 C CD 00 Mr. Leeon Carrico—Principal 9 Jeanne Bergan Elverta Berry Richard Brunskill Blaise DeMuth Dianne Fisher Paul Frick Donald Gibb Edwin Kapper Dennis Lehnus Alice Pool Joe Saxton Louise Stoutemeyer Cheryl Tipsword Eileen Weller Irene Wheeler Jackie Pearson Parent- Teachers Night Once a year, concerned parents of CHS students get together with the various teachers to discuss how the students are doing in the different subjects. Parent-Teachers Night is sponsored by the PTA, and is held each November, at the end of the first nine-week period. Mr. Gibb consults with parent. The Murphys discuss work of their son with Mrs. Bergan. 2 Mr. James Haberkorn—Janitor. Our Efficient Staff Mrs. Gillette, Mrs. Ashman, Mrs. Teter, Mrs. Johnson—Cooks. 13 Valedictorian Dick Cording Salutatorian Nadine Diller Senior Class Seniors Wayne Ashman Jean Augsburger Beverly Bailey Julie Conibear Richard Cording Richard Davis Nadine Diller David Gerdes Linda Gerth Mark Haberkorn Carol Harvey David Hendershott 17 the Heap Seniors Dennis Hornickel Diane Hubly Ed Hubly Austeen Hughes Mary Hurt Ann Kemmer Shirley Klehm Steve Kurtenback Paul Kyburz Linda Lighty Ellen Milstead Joyce Mullens 19 Seniors Bill Murphy Ellen Rebholz John Reinitz Debbie Rork Barbara Scher Ed Schmid Wayne Shots Mike Somers Debbie Stuckey Dennis Wahls Cletus Watson Paul Weller 20 Senior Sponsors Mr. Gibb and Miss Fisher 22 Toni Askew Perry Augsburger Joe Boyce Nora Bracken Doris Brinkman David Costello Diane Dassow Davida Dehm Juniors Set Pace with Activities Nancy Fisher Jane Folliard Ron Galloway Raymond Gerdes Steve Howell Jo Beth Hubly Mike Hubly Stan Hudson Pat Kaiser Pat Kemmer Anne Kemnetz Lorna Kimmel 24 Cindy Lang Gloria Lang Connie Lee Bill Mills Pat Murphy Luann Nussbaum Mike Scott Tom Schlatter Kyle Shafer Ron Snow Patty Tooley Shirley Ulitzch Theresa Watson Sharon Zorn Including the Junior Play 25 Bob Arbogast Barbara Bailey Renee Berry Ann Blasingim Paul Burmeister Marla Dassow Neil Dassow Angela Endres Judy Galloway Joyce Groskreutz Jeanette Haberkorn Mike Haberkorn Dan Hubly Vinell Hughes Doug Hurt Sophomore Nancy Hurt Gary Kahle John Kaiser Kay Kemmer Jerry Kurtenbach Sue Kyburz 26 Debbie Lang Teresa Lowery Patrica Mills Kay Milstead Mike Monahan Jay Nussbaum Richard Perkins Julie Rosendahl Randy Runyon Stacy Schade Jerry Scher David Schlabowske Alice Schmid Wayne Sneed Velda Snow John Sterrenberg John Ulitzsch Darwyn Wahls Bob Walirich Jane Wittier 27 Augsburger, Janet Diller, Bill Heminover, Marjie Boomgarden, Susan Drilling, Ken Higgins, Donna Branz, Mickey Gerdes, Jean Hornickel, David Corban, Jim Hawthorne, Kay Hornstein, Clive Dassow, Becky Heminover, Glenn Howell, Judy 28 Hubly, John Kelly, Barb Kemnetz, Mark Lang, Karen Lang, Vicki Lowery, Mary Jo McGonigle, David Rebholz, Mary Sue Runyon, Richard Schlabowske, Ma Schlatter, Jeanne Schmidt, Shelby Schroen, Carol Shols, Bill Stuckey, Susan Tauber, Sam Tennant, Patsy Weller, Steve Zorn, Mark The Freshman Class of 1972 “Key to the Future” Art Club Front Row: Hitchens, Mrs. Wheeler, J. Hubly, J. Moore. Row Two: S. Rice, L. Gerth, C. Harvey, H. Moore, D. Hubly. Row Three: C. Lee, L. Huff, M. Cohoon, C. Watson. 31 32 in Many Areas of Activity Front Row: N. Diller, S. Zorn, E. Milstead, D. Dassow, J. Groskreutz, B. Kelly, J. Gcrdcs. Row Two: L. Gerth, K. Milstead, R. Berry, C. Lee, T. Watson. D. Dehm, L. Kimmel. S. Schade, P. Tooley. Row Three: T. Schlatter, M. Scott, N. Fisher, A. Kemnetz, M. Hemin-over, J. Mullens, L. Nussbaum, J. Schlatter. Standing: D. Higgens, J. Galloway, S. Ky-burz, C. Harvey, and Miss Fabbri. 33 Mixed Chorus Front Row: P. Mills, A. Schmid, J. Rosendahle, J. Galloway, D. McGronigle, C. Harvey, M. Heminover, S. Kyburz, B. Kelly, K. Hawthrone. Row Two: A. End-nes, P. Tooiey, V. Snow, N. Dassow, J. Ulitzch, D. Hubly, D. Higgens, S. Stuckey. J. Schlatter. Row Three: J. Groskreutz, V. Hughes, L. Nussbaum, D. Gerdes, M. Branz, S. Tauber, B. Seller, A. Kemnetz, N. Fisher, J. Gerdes. Row Four: K. Choral Department 34 Milstead.T. Watson, D. Stuckey, M. Kemnetz.R. Gerdes, J.Nussbaum.T. Schlatter, D. Dehm, J. Haberkorn, J. Howel. Row Five: S. Schade, J. Augsburger, E. Milstcad, D. Hornickel, D. Costello, P. Burmeister, P. Kaiser, M. Zorn, D. Dassow, S. Zorn, C. Lee. Ranks High at CHS 35 Boys Chorus Front Row: S. Tauber, J. Ulitzsch, N. Dassow, D. McGonigle, Miss Fisher. Row Two: T. Schlatter, D. Gerdes, D. Flornickel, M. Branz, M. Kemnetz. Row Three: R. Gerdes, D. Costello, P. Kaiser, P. Burmeister, M. Zorn, J. Nussbaum. Girls Chorus Front Row: P. Mills, A. Schmid, J. Rosendahle, J. Galloway, C. Harvey, M. Heminover, S. Kyburz, B. Kelly, K. Hawthorne, Miss Fisher. Row Two: A. Endres, P. Tooley, V. Snow, D. Hubly, I). Higgins, S. Stuckey, J. Schlatter. Row Three: K. Mil-stead, J. Groskreutz, V. Hughes, L. Nussbaum, B. Scher, A. Kemnetz, N. Fisher, J. Gerdes, J. Howell. Row Four: T. Watson, D. Stuckey, S. Schade, J. Augsburger, E. Milstead, D. Dassow, S. Zorn, C. Lee, D. Dehm, J. Haberkorn. 36 Front Row: P. Tooiey, T. Watson, J. Hubly, D. Hubly, Mrs. Pool, B. Dehm, P. Miller, D. Kratz, M. Schall. Row Two: D. Of-fill, C. Wycoff, V. Lang, M. Rebholz, K. Kemmer, A. Endres, S. Klchm, P. Tennant, D. Hurt, K. Hawthorne. Row Three: E. Rebholz, C. Lang, M. Schlabowske, K. Lang, M. Heminover, P. Mills, B. Dassow, M. Lowery, C. Schrocn, S. Schmidt, A. Kemmer. Row Four: J. Whittier, J. Rosendahle, C. Dahlc.C. Harvey, L. Lighty, D. Rork, N. Hurt, J. Conibear, L. Gerth.J. Galloway, S. Kyburz. Row Five: A. Kemnetz, L. Nussbaum, J. Groskreotz, M. Hurt, T. Lowery, K. Milstead, D. Lang, B. Baily, A. Blassingim, T. Askew, N. Fisher. Row Six: V. Snow, D. Brinkman, J. Haberkron, S. Zorn, D. Dehm, D. Dassow, S. Ulitzsch, C. Lee, E. Milstead, J. Augsburger, J. Mullens, A. Endres. FHA — From Bake Sale to Housework 37 FFA Winners for CHS Front Row: Kahle, Seegmiller, Kyburz, E. Hubly, Reinitz, D. Hornickel. Row Two: Corban, Hornstein, Ulitzsch, Mr. Weber, Weller, Dassow, J. Hubly. Row Three: Wallrich, Branz, Nussbaum, Galloway. D. Wahls, D. Hornickel, Kcmnetz. Row Four: Perkins, Mills, Ark, D. Gerdes, Augsburger, Ashman. Row Five: Kemmer, D. Wahls, Miller, Bork, Howell, M. Hubly, Kurten-bach, R. Gerdes. 38 Row Three: J. Kurtenbach, S. Wycoff, P. Phillips, P. Weller, S. Kurtenbach. Row Two: C. Kurtenbach, B. Bailey, G. Hurt, B. Mills, D. Eschen, C. Kurtenbach. Row One: Mr. Joe Saxton, W.•Ashman, C. Thorndyke, K. Boma, D. Rice. W. Ashman puts 1.0. experience to work. Back Row: D. Costello, J. Kurtenbach, P. Murphy, M. Hubly. Middle Row: C. Watson, Davis, M. Haberkorn. Seated: Cording, M. Somers, Mr. Dennis Lehnus, R. Snow, S. Hudson. Lettermen’s Club 40 Library Club Row One: B. Murphy, A. Hughes, J. Haberkorn, N. Diller. Row Two: Mrs. Eileen Weller, N. Bracken, E. Rebholz, S. Klehrn, P. Mills, A. Schmid. Row Three: D. Hubly, K. Kemmer, V. Hughes, B. Scher, J. Groskreutz, V. Snow, A. Kemmer. Row Four: J. Ulitzsch, E. Schmid, R. Perkins, J. Nussbaum, D. Hendershott, B. Mills, Row Five: R. Davis, J. Kaiser, P. Kaiser, J. Kurtenbach, S. Howell, D. Costello, J. Sterrenberg. Bill Mills returns magazines to stacks as Judy Howell, performs another of the Library Club member’s duties. The Spanish Row Six: S. Hudson, P. Crandall, B. Dillcr, T. Sterrcnbcrg, D. Cording, M. Westra, J. Gibb, M. Haberkorn, D. Dehm, M. Somers. Row Five: A. Meyers, G. Hitchens, E. Schmid, T. Schlatter, D. Dassow, M. Zorn, D. Hendcrshott, S. Berry, P. Bouhl. Row Four: D. Hubly, L. Nussbaum, M. Miller. T. Tschosik, W. Essingani, V. Snow, L. Gerth, A. Sommers. Row Three: R. Berry, J. Folliard, J. Howell, D. Bargmann, M. Cloos, C. Hays, D. Lang, B. Scher, D. Hitchens. Row Two: T. Lowery, C. Wilson, D. Wycoff, N. Bork, P. Clark, J. Schlatter, J. Johnson, G. Lang. Row One: S. Boma, N. Cribbet, E. Rebholtz, A. Returner, C. Kurtenbach, B. Boma. Row Six: J. Sterrenberg, B. Murphy. J. Kaiser, T. Boma, P. Kaiser, J. Kurtenbach, J. Cook,K. Kurtenbach, R. Davis, M. Monahan. Row Five: T. Watson, S. Zorn, S. Schade,C. Watson, C. Lee, D. Schlabouske, E. Milstead, M. Cohoon, J. Haberkorn. Row Four: L. Westra, D. Crandall, J. Moore, P. Tooley, T. Askew, J. Kemmetz, J. Boma, R. McKee. Row Three: A. Hughes, V. Hughes, J. Ark, H. Moore, R. Zorn, A. Richardson, J. Augsburger, K. Milstead, C. Read. Row Two: L. Kimmel, N. Diller, N. Fisher. J. Gerdes, D. Dornfeld, A. Kemmetz, K. Kemmer, C. Harvey, J. Whittier. Row One: C. Kurtenbach, A. Schmidt, S. Stuckey, Mrs. Joe Somers, J. Hubly, R. Rice. R. Kelly. Club 1968 Homecoming HflPPJ He. Hr, The Homecoming Court: Cletus Watson, Paul Kyburz, Mark Haberkorn, Steve Kurtenbach, Kenny Kur-tenbach, Mike Somers, Joyce Mullens, Glenna Dclim, Debby Stuckey, Diane Hubly, Carol Harvey, Julie Conibear. 44 Where did Charlie Brown go? Snoopy from Senior Class first place float. Queen’s Dance, Joyce Mullens and Mike Somers, Homecoming Royalty. Students gather as Homecoming band plays in background. 45 “WASHINGTON NEVER Stan Hudson . Davida Dehm . Ron Snow . . . Kyle Shafer . . Pat Kaiser . . . Gloria Lang . . Theresa Watson Toni Askew . . Mike Hubly . . Jo Beth Hubly Nancy Fisher . Pat Murphy . . . Connie Lee . . . . .. Lyndon . . . . Gladys . .Mr. White ......Mary . . . Rodney ......Bugs . . .. Becky Miss Lillibet ......Jack . . . . Jennie .. . . Nancy . . . . Ghost . Miss Ewell Sharon Zorn . . Cindy Lang . . . . David Costello . . Perry Augsburger Tourists........ Student Director Directors....... ..........Mrs. White ..........Miss Snyder ..................Joe .................Dick ......Tom Schlatter Pat Keminer Mike Scott Ron Galloway Diane Dassow Lorna Kimmel Anne Kemnetz ......Patty Tooley . . Mr. Blaise DeMuth Mr. Richard Brunskill 46 SLEPT HERE’’ byromagreth The Junior Play Are you comfortable? Tell the truth now, Washington is watching! Washington isn’t down there! 47 Mike Somers, Dick Cording, Steve Kurtenbach, Mark Haberkorn, Paul Kyburz, Cletus Watson, Carol Harvey, Carol Schade, Debby Stuckey, Linda Gerth, Diane Hubly, Julie Conibear. 48 Linda Gerth, Diane Hubly, Julie Conibear, Carol Harvey. Sweetheart Haberkorn, Kurtenbach, Gerth, Stuckey, Hubly, Watson, Harvey, Conibear, Sehade, Kyburz. Miss Diane Fisher, Mr. Don Gibb, Mr. Blaise DeMuth, Mrs. Blaise DeMuth. Marjorie Heminover, Susan Boomgarden, Becky Das-sow, Patricia Mills, Ann Blessingham. 49 Senior Class Play “What happened NOW!” Waiting in suspense It all began when “ONIONS IN THE STEW” BY BETTY MACDONALD Cast: Back: N. Diller, S. Klelim, M. Somers, M. Haberkorn, D. Stuckey, B. Seller, A. Hughes, J. Conibear, E. Milstead, D. Cording, L. Gerth, A. Kemmer, C. Watson. Front: B. Murphy, J. Mullens, D. Hubly, S. Kurtenbach, C. Harvey, J. Augsburger, E. Hubly. 51 E. Hubly, S. Kyburz, J. Hubly, M. Somers, P. Virkler. GRECIAN A. Kemnctz, R. Snow, R. Gerdes, S. Stuckey. GARDENS GREEK ROYALTY God Ed Hubly and Goddess Ellen Milstead Enjoying a night in Greece. Grecian Beauties Servers. The Royal Band 53 SENIORS: Dick Cording Nadine Diller Carol Harvey Ed Hubly Austeen Hughes Shirley Klehm Mike Somers JUNIORS: Toni Askew Diane Dassow Jo Beth Hubly Anne Kemnetz Sharon Zorn SOPHOMORES: Jerry Kurtenbach Sue Kyburz 54 The National Honor Society Prophecy The Thirteenth Annual Edition of the Prophecy of the Future for the Grand and Glorious Class of 1969. A collection of humor, satire and other garbage from Baron Patrick Kaiser and the three serfs: “Cousin Pat Murphy , “Country Mike Hubly”, and “Brother Dave Costello’ , brought to you from picturesque and scenic downtown Chatsworth in the heart of the flatlands. Chatsworth, 1989. The Federal Reserve System has announced today that local “mooch Wayne Ashman, has just pinched his one millionth cigar. In addition, the Ford Corporation’s new president, Wayne Shols, has decided to re-manufacture the Edscl!-Atta boy, Wayne!-Local gossip has it from the town board that mayor Dennis Wahls, is displeased with local “fuz , Paul Kyburz, as a result of his dereliction of duty. Rumor has it that Paul Weller, “Devil-may-care-driving demon, and all around “good guy’’, is about to step in. Nadine Diller, who has taken 13 years to complete her study of the feeding habits of the Alaskan chipmunk, is home again!-No slack there gang! Barbara Scher, owner of the FICKLE FINGER OF FATE CAFE, declared the firing of cooks Jean Augsburger and Beverly Bailey. It seems our gourmets couldn’t decide on the melting flavor of the margarine they used. Bystanders at the scene, Shirley Klehm and Lindy Lighty, confessed dismay at the ensuing fight. Said Shirley, “Tastes like the high priced spread.”-Talk about wit!-Notice in the Plaindealer by local card player Austeen Hughes, seems to have created a rhubarb. Austeen claims “foul on Ann Kemmer in previous Thursday night bridge game. Persons in the know claim Anne screamed “Gin with a perfect trump.-Real cool girls. Hats off to Dennis Hornickel who rammed his car into one he was following last week, when it went 17 blocks with its directional signal flashing and never made a turn.-Give him one for us, Dennis!-Heard that David Gerdes of Chatsworth is recovering nicely after receiving a number of cuts, bruises and abrasions in a bar room brawl. It seems David accused the bartender, Bill Murphy, of having booze behind the bar. Bill discreetly remarked, “Such a vulgar display of emotion has never before been witnessed in my establishment.' Mark Haberkorn was right on the spot to assist in quelling the upheaval. When asked for a comment Mark simply replied, “All you need to be successful is ambition and initiative.”-Mark says the damdest things!-The Sports Line is really groovy. Mike Somers, All-American from Whatsamatta University, won international fame in the following events: Marathon, Decathon. Pentagon, Octagon, Quadrangle, and Square. Mike’s comment was, “Without the inspiration of my friend and fellow athlete. Linda Gerth. I might notta made it through Whatsmattcr U.’’ Hats off to Edward Schmid, who made that valiant attempt at the Presidency of the United States last year. Ed’s campaign manager Dick Cording was at a loss for words concerning Chatsworth’s favorite son’s defeat. Ed is the only candidate in history to have his name erased from the ballot more times than he was voted for.-“C’mon gang, give him a break!’’-Cletus Watson and Steve Kurtenbach are back in jail for protesting. They were simply displaying grievances against Mother’s Day Cards, toothpaste without “Flouristan”, Lawrence Welk, and pay toilets. Good to know they are finally doing something constructive. The Missing Persons Bureau reports that after 20 years of absence from their beloved home town, Peace Corps volunteers Carol Harvey, Ellen Milstead, Diane Hubly. and Ellen Rebohlz were discovered staggering west from the vast wastelands 5 miles east of Chatsworth. They left on a supposedly suicidal mission to attempt to civilize the natives of northern Ford country. They had virtually aged 40 years or so, and when asked for an explanation stated that, “No human would ever be able to live or attend school there safely!’’ New names in the news include Ed Hubly’s 106th litter of little piggies this year. As you all know, Ed just returned from the annual Lompoc Swine-breeders Convention, and Spinal Cord Revue, where he had the honor of throwing out the first back. “Talk About Sheik Department” has John Reinitz resigning from the Shell Corporation, because they wouldn’t let him be the Answer Man.-A truly tragic example of stupidity-Flight 101, from Boise, Idaho, to Dodge City, Kansas, is one trip Joyce Mullens will always remember. As an airline stewardess for “Wright Bros. Airlines”, she flies many miles a year, in a twin-engine bi-plane. Trouble on this flight started when school teacher Debby Stuckey, and female veternarian, Julie Conibear boarded the plane; they both wanted to sit by the window. There is only one window. This situation was remedied by them being locked in the luggage compartment. Miss Mullens then proceeded to serve coffee, tea, or milk during the first showing of a Porky Pig cartoon. By the 11th showing. Miss Conibear and Stuckey had enough, and ran amuck in the plane, beating up the other passenger. Without further incident, the plane landed safely and the two ladies were led away. Their trial comes up next month. We claim justifiable homicide, due to Porky Pig’s stutter. Miss Mullens is on the road to recovery after falling out of the plane. Obituaries Chatsworth was shocked last week, when news reached here of the death of Richard M. Davis. Rich ran into a tree while walking home. It happened to be a very old tree and it fell on him. Shocking!! Rich lives on a range out west so it is too bad he will never see his home on the range again! He is survived by his motorcycle, cat, and car battery. 55 CLASS OF 1969 Compliments: Dillen Tile Company 57 HONORS 58 Varsity Football Varsity Football—Row One: D. Costello, M. Hubly, J. Kurtenbach, P. Murphy, S. Howell, D. Cording. Row Two: P. Kyburz, R. Davis, R. Snow, P. Kemmer, M. Haberkorn, S. Hudson, T. Schlatter. Row Three: Coach Carrico, M. Somers, B. Arbogast, P. Augsburger, R. Galloway, M. Monohan, C. Watson, Coach Lehnus. Record: Lettermen: GAMES WE THEY Cornell 25 0 Gilman 6 26 OMS 56 14 Onarga 6 6 Piper City 51 7 Milford 20 32 Reddick 28 6 Forrest 0 20 El Paso Forfeit Total 192 III Won-4 Lost-4 Tied—1 SENIORS Dick Cording Pat Kemmer Richard Davis Pat Murphy Mark Haberkorn Tom Schlatter Steve Kurtenbach Ron Snow Paul Kyburz Mike Somers SOPHOMORES Cletus Watson Jerry Kurtenbach JUNIORS Mike Monahan Perry Augsburger David Costello FRESHMEN Ron Galloway Mike Hubly Stan Hudson Clive Hornstein 61 1968-69 Co-Captains: Mike Somers and Mark Haberkorn. 62 Action in the Chatsworth Homecoming game with Piper City. Junior Varsity Football Row One, seated: M. Monahan, M. Zorn, K. Drilling, C. Hornstein, M. Branz, P. Kyburz, R. Galloway, B. Wallrich, P. Augs-burger. Row Two: D. Hornickel, B. Shols, B. Diller, S. Howell, T. Schlatter, D. Cording, M. Hubly, B. Arbogast. P. Kemmer. Flashing speed of mighty Bluebirds. Varsity Basketball Varsity Basketball Players and Coaches Back: Mike Somers, Clive Hornstein, Stan Hudson, Ron Snow, John Sterrenberg, Mike Hubly, Pat Murphy, Jerry Kurtenbach, Dick Cording, Mark Haberkorn, Bob Wallrich, and Ron Galloway. Front: Coaches Don Gibb and Denny Lehnus. Record for 1968-69: 24-5 Opponent We They Onarga 54 53 Reddick 58 62 Mansfield 56 62 Piper City 72 47 Tri-Point 54 48 Saunemin 50 39 Roberts-Thawville 54 42 Piper City 56 34 F-S-W 62 48 Flanagan 57 40 Saunemin 66 49 Mel-Sib 37 38 Reddick 40 45 Mel-Sib 57 47 Onarga 64 42 Opponent We They Fisher 75 52 Fairbury 65 41 Farmer City 62 53 OMS 107 13 Saunemin 56 54 D.O.T. F-S-W 64 56 Gilman 53 42 Milford 59 51 Tri-Point 60 59 Buckley-Loda 53 44 Onarga 40 36 Mel-Sib 61 55 Gibson City 59 53 Central Clifton 31 48 64 65 J.V. Basketball Front Row: Carrico, Corban, Hornstein, Wallrich, Weller, Tauber, Hubly. Last Row: Shols, Hornickel, Sterrenberg, Diller, Zorn, Drilling, Branz. 66 Varsity Cheerleaders: JoBeth Hubly, Patty Tooley, Theresa Watson, Davida Dehm. They Urge Us on to Victory 67 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders-Front: Susy Stuckey, Sue Kyburz. Back: Juile Rosendahle, Jeanette Haberkorn. Track-1969 Top Row: M. Monahan, P. Kemmer, J. Kurtenbach, P. Murphy, S. Kurtenbach, M. Haberkorn, B. Diller, D. Cording. Bottom Row: M. Somers, C. Hornstein, S. Hudson, R. Snow, D. Hornickel, J. Nussbaum. M. Somers winning his heat in the 220-yd. dash. S. Hudson took first place in his heat of the 440-yd. dash. 68 Quarterback Club Robert Kohler Dennis Lehnus William Rosendahl Leeon Carrico Robert Stuckey Micky Rosendahl Richard Brunskill Joe Hubly John Boyce George Ausburger Jack Miller Albert Honegger Dick Rosenboom John Kelly Walt Lee Gordon Fisher Curt Stoiler Willis Bennett Floyd Kurtenbach Frank Anderson Charles Elliott Ken Somers Gene Wait Jack Cline Dave Frye Keven Wait Delmar Hoelscher Louis Haberkorn Chub Haberkorn Joe Johnson Allen Diller Karl Weller Howard Diller Frank Kyburz William Rcbholz Robert Adams Blondie Walters Grant Conibear Noble Pearson Wes Johnson Perry Verkler Dan Kyburz James Diller William Sterrenberg Burnell Watson Chuck Hubly Harley Snow Frank Kaiser Clarence Kurtenbach Raymond Wallrich Terry Thompson Chuck Culkin Leo Monahan Charles Costello Berdell Galloway Dale Bergan Jerry Ortman Herb Knoll Don Gibb William Livingston Gene Weber Fred Kyburz Milford Irwin Glen Dehm Gerald Kemmer Bud Herr Chet Drilling Clair Zorn Vern Murphy Tim Wait 69 Compliments o f Oilier Tile Co., Inc. 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