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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1973 volume:

Nineteen Hundred Qeventy Three TALE FEATHERS Chafsworth High School Chatsworth, Illinois I must begin to reach beyond I have but one life and one goal to reach. Every step is important for it brings me a little closer to where I have to go. Contents Others help me find my way For I cannot walk alone. Without directions I am lost. Each small act of others can be an arrow , Every smile can be a sign. 5 Dedication FACULTY 8 Superintendent Mr. Robert Stuckey I wish to congratulate the Tale-Feather's staff and their sponsor, Mr. Brunskill, for the work they have done to publish such a fine yearbook. At the present time, we are certainly in an era of transformation, but I am sure this yearbook will keep th ose important events and memories of this year revived throughout the years to come. Mr. Carrico Congratulations to the 1973 Tale -Feathers staff and their sponsor, Mr. Richard Brunskill, for their efforts in presenting this pictorial review of Chatsworth High School 1972-1973 school year. Congratulations also to the members of the Class of 73. We are proud of you, and feel certain you will represent all of us well with your future success. Mr. Stuckey Principal Mr. Leeon Carrico 9 Teachers of the Year As a result of a tie, Mr. Richard Brunskill and Mr. Gene Weber were both selected by the student body as 1973 Teachers of the Year. Mr. Brunskill teaches Speech, Journalism, and Speedreading, as well as English Hand IV. He is a freshman sponsor, and sponsor of both the newspaper and yearbook staffs. Mr. Weber teaches Ag I, II, III, IV, Power Mechanics I, II, and Conservation. He also is the FFA sponsor. The fact that Mr. Brunskill and Mr. Weber have been here for several years has not stopped them from being popular with the students of C.H.S. We wish them the best of luck in whatever they do. 10 1. MR. EDWIN KAPPER Social Studies, History 3. MR. PHILIP TETLEY Mathematics 5. MRS. ALICE POOL Home Economics 2. MR. BLAISE DeMUTH Speech Correctionist 4. MR. WILLIAM FEVER Guidance Counselor 6. MR. GENE WEBER Agriculture, Industrial Arts II 1. MR. BARRY CORBAN Boys’ P.E., Drivers Ed. 3. MR. DONALD GIBB General Science, Chemistry Biology 5. MR. LAWRENCE UNFRIED Art 2. MRS. JEANNE BERGAN English 4. MR. DAN GALLOWAY Spanish 12 1. MR. JOHN STUART Business Education 3. MR. RICHARD BRUNS KILL English, Speech 5. MRS. BARBARA KRITLER Chorus 2. MRS. KRISTEN BRUNACCI ■Girls' P.E. 4. MR. WAYNE BENSON Band 13 1. MRS. EILEEN WELLER Librarian 3. MRS. JACKIE PEARSON Secretary 5. M. TETER, K. HOEGER, D. ASHMAN, M. JOHNSON Cooks 2. MRS. EVELYN KOHLER Secretary 4. MR. LEROY BAYSTON Custodian 14 - . m ■ SENIORS 16 CLASS OFFICERS, FROM LEFT: Terri Perkins, Secretary, Donna Branz, Vice-President, Tom Livingston, President. ABSENT: Debbie Durham, Treasurer, CLASS SPONSORS: Don Gibb, and Barbara Kreitler. 1973 Seniors Class Flower From The Seniors of 73: Purple Carnation Class Colors Hot Pink and Deep Purple Class Motto We have the ability to make this the best generation in the history of mankind, or to make it the last. John F. Kennedy Happiness and Heartache - Peace, and love, and more. These are the memories of school In such short years of four. So to our parents, Teachers - And fellow students all We wish you these immeasurable thoughts As we pass from Chatsworth's halls: No we'll ne'er pass this way again, And in a mellow sadness, without doubt, We leave these words of wisdom to all - That's what school is all about. 17 Valedictorian WILLIAM LEE FISHER Fish Basketball 1234; Football 1234; Track 1234; A.F.S. 1234; Spanish 1234; Band 1; National Honor Society 34; Letterman's Club 1234; Explorers Club 123; Junior and Senior Class Play; Illinois State Scholar; Prom Court. Salutatorian RICHARD EUGENE KURTENBACH Dick National Honor 234; Student Council 1; Math Club 34; President of Freshman Class; Spanish Club 3; A.F.S. 234; Football 1234 Co-Capt. 34; All Conference 4; Basketball 123 4; Track 1234; Baseball 1234; Tatler 2; Talefeathers 23; Lettermans Club 1234; Junior and Senior Class Play; Explorers Club 123. 18 MARY JO ABERLE Abe F.H.A. 1234; G. A. A. 1234; Band 1234; Student Council 1234 Treasurer 4; Tatler - Talefeathers 24 Editor 4; Junior and Senior Class Play; Cheerleader 234; Jr. Class Swwetheart Ball attendant; Chorus 12; A.F.S. 2; Art Club 4; Sweetheart Ball Court 4; Homecoming Queen. CARL DEAN CULKIN Sue Track 1; Junior Class Play. GLEN EARL BAILEY Hubert Football 123; Basketball 12; Explorers Club 12; A.V.S. Building Trades 34. GARY ALAN DOHMAN Grody Football 234; Track 23; Baseball 2; Letterman's Club; Art Club; Junior Class Play. DONNA RAE BRANZ D.R.B. Chorus 13; Music Camp 3; Arion Award 3; Musical 23; Junior and Senior Class Play; G.A.A. 124; Pres. 4; F.H.A. 1234; V.P. 4; Spanish Club 34; A.F.S. 34; Pom Pon Squad 4; Art Club 4; Tatler -Talefeathers 23; Student Council Representative; Senior Class V.P. DEBRA SUE DURHAM Deb G.A.A. 1234; F.H.A. 1234; Pom Pon 34; Art Club 34; Chorus 1; Class Secretary 3; Class Treasurer 4; Senior Class Play; Prom Court. 19 TERRI ANNE PERKINS MEdards Chorus 13; G. A. A. 123;F.H.A. 4; Spanish Club 13; Art Club 4; Band 1234; Junior and Senior Class Play; Tatler - Talefeather 23; Musical 23. LIESA JEANNE HENRICHS Shorty G. A. A. 1234; Secretary 4; F. H. A. 1234; Parliamentarian 3; Class Treasurer 23; Tatler - Talefeathers 4; Prom Court 4. 4 4 MARY MADELINE HABERKORN Be Be Chorus 12; G.A.A. 12; F.H.A. 14; A.F. S. 2; Spanish Club 3; Library Club 124; Tatler - Talefeathers 2; Junior and Senior Class Play. MARY ANN HILL Mary Ann Art Club 234; Library Club 4; Mixed Chorus 1; Girls' Chorus 1; F.H.A. 4. RODNEY LOUIS HABERKORN Boy Football 1234; A11-Conference 4; Baseball 1; Track 24; Math Club 3 4; Band 1234; Chorus 12; Tatler -Talefeathers 4; Letterman's Club 3 4; Junior and Senior Class Play; Explorers Club 123; Prom Court 4. JULIE ANN HORNICKEL Julie Senior Class Play. 20 LUCINDA LEIGH HORNICKEL Horn LINDA LAREE KAHLE Kuhale KATHRYN JOANN KEMNETZ Kathy F.H.A. 1234; Secretary 3; G.A.A. 1234; A. F. S. 123; Spanish Club 3 4; Art Club 4; Tatler - Talefeath-ers 4; Chorus 12; Band 1234; National Honor Society 34; Student Council 34; Junior and Senior Class Play; Cheerleader 1234; Homecoming Court 4; Sweetheart Ball Queen. G.A.A. 234; Treasurer 4; A.F.S. 34; F.H.A. 1234; Treasurer 3; Spanish Club 34; V. P. 3; Tatler -Talefeathers 4; Band 1234; Stage Band 1234; Pom Pon Squad 4; Co-Captain 4; Betty Crocker Award 4; Junior and Senior Class Play; Homecoming Court 4; Sweetheart Ball Court 4. G.A.A. 124; F.H.A. 1234; Chorus 13; Band 1234; Musical 124; Junior and Senior Class Play; Tatler -Talefeathers 3; Art Club 4; Chorus Camp 3. SUSAN JANE KEMNETZ Daddy Band 1234; F.H.A. 1234; Pres. 4; Tatler - Talefeathers 4; Library Club 4. VICKI LYNN KIETZMAN Kietz F.H.A. 1234; G.A.A. 1234; Art Club 4; Library Club 4; Chorus 12; Girls’ Chorus 12; A.F.S. 12; Junior and Senior Class Play. KEVIN DALE KIMMEL Kevvie Letterman's Club 1234; Football 12 34; Baseball 12; Track 23; Student Council 4; V. P. 4; Senior Class Play; Homecoming Court. 21 THOMAS WILLIAM LIVINGSTON Stone EDWARD JOSEPH MAXSON Eddie Joe ROGER ALAN KROLL Ramjet F.F.A. 1234. Football 1234; Basketball 1234; Track 1234; A.F.S. 123; Band 12; Chorus 1; Math Club 123; Homecoming Court 4; Explorers Club 12 3; Class President 4; Vice President 2; Letterman's Club 234; Art Club 4; Spanish Club 12; Junior and Senior Class Play; Tatler - Talefeathers 4. Letterman's Club 1234; Football 12 34; Basketball 12; Track 1; Baseball 1234; A.F.S. 1234; Spanish Club 1234; Explorers Club 123; Junior and Senior Class Play; Student Council 4; Freshman Class Secretary DEBRA SUE McKINLEY Debber G.A.A. 234; Secretary 4; F.H.A. 234; A.F.S. 234; Band 234; Spanish 23; Chorus 2; Pom Pon Squad 34; Junior Class Play; Homecoming Court. LYNN MARIE MONAHAN Mono F.H.A. 1; G.A.A. 1234; Spanish Club 3; A.F.S. 2; Junior and Senior Class Play; Prom Court 4. ELAINE CAROL NUSSBAUM Alaine Band 1234; Chorus 12; Pom Pon 3; Junior and Senior Class Play; Tatler - Talefeathers 34; Musical 2; Prom Queen 4; G.A.A. 1234; F.H.A. 1234. 22 JOHNNY RAYMOND READY, JR. John ERNEST LEE ROBINSON Ernie NANCY ANN SCHADE Duke Track 134; Wrestling 1; F. F.A. 23 F.F.A. 1234; Art Club 4. 4; Treasurer; Student Council 4; Secretary 4; Senior Class Play; Prom Court 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students. Band 1234; Mixed Chorus 1; Girls' Chorus 12; Spanish Club 1234; Art Club 4; Librarian 4; Junior Class Play; Musical Play 23. � ... JAMES EDWARD SCHER Cheese Boys’ State 3; Football 23; Basketball 12; Track 123. DONNA MARIE SCHROEN Beav Student Council 2341; Pres. 4; A.F.S. 1234; G.A.A. 1234; Library Aid 1234; Spanish Club 1234; Tatler - Talefeathers 1234; Band 2 34; F.H.A. 1; Chorus 1; Art Club 1; Cheerleader 2; Pom Pon 34; National Honor Society 34; Sec. 4; Junior and Senior Class Play; Homecoming Court; Sweetheart Ball Court; Sec. of Class 2; Pres. 3. GREG THOMPSON SHAFER Shaf Football 1234; Basketball 1; Track 14; Baseball 123; Junior and Senior Class Play; A. F.S.; Art Club; Let-terman's Club; Sweetheart Ball Court; Homecoming King. 23 WALTER JOSEPH STERRENBERG Gogie National Honor 234; Student Council 234; V. P. 3; Math Club 34; Spanish Club 3; A.F.S. 234; Football 1234; Honorable Mention 4; Track 1234; Basketball 1234; 111. State Scholar; Tatler - Tale feathers 234; Explorers Club; Junior and Senior Class Play; Homecoming Court. WAYNE ALBERT WAHLS Waynard F. F.A. 1234; Art Club 34; Junior Play. KAY LOUISE TAUBER Kay” Chorus 1; Girls' Chorus 1; G.A.A. 1 34; Tatler - Tale feathers 23; Library Club 12; A.F.S. 23; Musical 1; Junior Class Play. PHILIP GERARD WELLER ••Phil A.F.S. 12; F. F.A. 1234; Pres. 4; Tatler - Talefeathers 4; Junior and Senior Class Play; Prom King. VICKIE JEAN EAGAN Sis” G.A.A. 1234; Art Club 34; F. H. A. 3; Spanish Club 3; Tatler - Tale-feathers 4; Junior Class Play. RANDALL CRAIG ZORN Randy F. F. A. 1234; Letterman's Club 234; Track 23; Football 1234; All Conference 34; Junior and Senior Class Play; F. F.A. Sentinel 3; F. F. A. V.P. 4. 25 ELEMENTARY 27 Dawn Aberle Pam Buell Ginger Clark Mike Clore Tom Deany Angie Dehm Tara Dehm Dale Diller Ed Dohman Georgia Durham Allen Edwards Greg Edwards Randy Edwards Becky Edwards Larry Ellinger Steve Endres Chuck Feely Grace Fogel Steve Gerdes Terry Gerdes Colleen Irwin Kathy Kelly Donna Kemnetz Debbie Kent Floral Kyburz Bev Lang Jim Livingston Lee Livingston Ted Lowery Dave Milstead 28 Randy Perkins Jeff Ready Mick Rosendahl Dale Sandoval Shelly Schade Gordon Schroen Tim Scott Rick Sharp Donna Smartz Gwen Stiles The Junior Class of 1974 — 29 Vicki Edwards Bill Endres Joe Friedman Gerry Groskreutz Vicki Hornickel Denise Hubly Greg Hubly Patti Hurt 30 Steve Kahle Cindy Kapper Frank Kemnetz Susie Kent Janice Lighty Scott Sanders Gary Schade Steve Stork The Qophomore Class of 1975 — 31 Kathy A Iverson Mike A Iverson Jay Blair Mike Brand Gayle Dehm Jeff Dehm Bob Denhart Tim Diller Alan Drilling Rita Edwards Susan Flessner Wanda Fog el Rick Fortenberry Jean Gillette Mervin Heminover Mark Henrichs Steve Herr Susan Herr Vicki Hoelscher Rob Honegger Rita Hoover Lori Homickel Greg Homstein Steve Kemnetz Mike Kessinger Paul Kezis Kurt Kroll Ronda Lade Dick Livingston Mike Lowery 32 Susan Maxson Dan Moranville Christie Nichols Kim Ready Jim Rebholz Kevin Runyon Glenn Sanders Matt Schade Janet Scher Barb Schroen Scott Shafer Dan Sterrenberg Paul Stork Ted Takasaki Kim Thomsen The Freshman Class of 197G — Key to the Future 33 ACTIVITIES 35 1st ROW: Stiles, V. Homickel, Bell, B. Schroen, Culkin, Kietzman, Mrs. Pool. 2nd ROW: Kyburz, Kapper, Hubly, Maxson, L. Hornickel, McKinley, D. Schroen. 3rd ROW: Brandt, Hill, D. Aberle, D. Kemnetz, Nussbaum, Durham, M. Aberle, A. Dehm. 4th ROW: Kahle, Lade, S. Kemnetz, Haberkom, Irwin, Thomsen, Henrichs, Schade, T. Dehm. Future Homemakers of America 36 1st ROW: Schade, Rebholz, Schroen, Henrichs, Ready, Livingston, Kessinger, Mr. Weber. 2nd ROW: Weller, Friedman, Sharp, Kahle, Ellinger, Perkins, Kroll, Hubly. 3rd ROW: Edwards, Kemnetz, Zorn, Barker, Feely, Endres, Gerdes, S. Gerdes. Future Farmers of America 37 Tatler-Tale Feather Staff 1st ROW: Mr. Brunskill - Sponsor, M. Aberle, C. Homickel, E. Nussbaum, E. Maxson. 2nd ROW: D. Schroen, V. Eagan, D. Kemnetz, J. Ready. 3rd ROW: V. Thomsen, S. Kemnetz, L. Henrichs, B. Edwards. 4th ROW: P. Weller, R. Haberkorn, W. Sterrenberg, R. Honegger, T. Livingston. 38 1st ROW: Scher, Flessner, Stiles, V. Edwards, Nichols, Mrs. Brunacci, Branz, D. Schroen, Bell, J. Edwards, B. Schroen. 2nd ROW: Hover, L. Hornickel, Gillette, M. Aberle, Kyburz, Dehm, Buell, Brandt, V. Hom-ickel, McKinley. 3rd ROW: Hurt, D. Aberle, Hubly, Maxson, Alverson, Eagan, Nussbaum, G. Durham, D. Durham. 4th ROW: Kapper, Monahan, Schade, Lade, V. Thomsen, Dassow, Henrichs, Kahle, K. Thomsen. 39 Art Club 1st ROW: Scher, Herr, S. Shafer, N. Schade, V. Edwards, Kessinger, Branz, G. Schade, Drilling, Kietzman, Mr. Unfried. 2nd ROW: Durham, Alverson, Diller, Runyon, Dehm, Ready, Hurt, Eagan, Brandt. 3rd ROW: Lowery, Thomsen, Aberle, Heminover, Honegger, R. Edwards, Sandoval, Fogel, R. Teegarden. 4th ROW: E. Dohman, G. Dohman, A. Edwards, Kimmel, Feely, Livingston, Gerdes, G. Shafer. Library Club 1st ROW: Kietzman, Schade, Brandt, D. Schroen, B. Schroen. 2nd ROW: Maxson, Kyburz, Kemnetz, Henrichs, Hornickel. Spanish Club 1st ROW: D. Livingston, Flessner, G. Stiles, Branz, D. Schroen, Edwards, Culkin, Mr. Galloway. 2nd ROW: Gillette, Kezis, Kyburz, A. Dehm, Brandt, V. Hornickel, McKinley, Schade. 3rd ROW: W. Fogel, L. Kahle, Ellinger, Takasaki, Kemnetz, Kapper, Hubly, Maxson. 4th ROW: Schade, E. Maxson, Diller, Livingston, Scott, Deany, Clore, G. Fogel. Lettecmen's Club 1st ROW: Mr. Carrico, R. Edwards, J. Diller, T. Livingston, G. Doh-man, D. Livingston, Mr. Corban. 2nd ROW: Diller, Sterrenberg, G. Shafer, Gerdes, Maxson, Ellinger, Milstead. 3rd ROW: Deany, Kim-mel, Zorn, Scott, Feely, Haber-korn, Kurtenbach. 41 Pom Pon Squad 1st ROW: J. Edwards, V. Edwards, V. Hornickel, D. Branz, D, Durham. 2nd ROW: B. Brant, C. Kap-per, R. Lade, M. Dassow, L. Kahle, D. McKinley. A.F.S. Club 1st ROW: J. Ready, V. Edwards, B. Schroen, J. Edwards, D. Branz, Mr. DeMuth. 2nd ROW: S. Maxson, L. Hornickel, J. Gillette, D. McKinley, S. Flessner, D. Schroen. 3rd ROW: M. Aberle, T. Dehm, R. Sharp, G. Sterrenberg, E. Maxson, L. Kahle. 42 Student Council — Governing Body of C.H.S. 1st ROW: K. Kimmel - V.P., D. Schroen - Pres., M. Aberle - Treas., J. Ready - Sec., Mr. Kapper. 2nd ROW: C. Kapper, A. Dehm, V. Hornickel, D. Branz, F. Kyburz. 3rd ROW: T. Takasaki, E. Maxson, D. Denniwits, G. Sterrenberg, R. Honegger. Would you believe officers ?!!? The Big Man - Mr. K 43 Concert 1st ROW: D. Livingston, T. Dehm, T. Perkins, V. Tomsen. 2nd ROW; L. Kahle, S. Keenetz, L. Hornickel, M. Clore, K. Ready. 3rd ROW; C. Hornickel, C. Iwrin, T. Scott, L. Ellinger, L. Livingstonn, R. Haberkorn. 4th ROW: J. Edwards, E. Nussbaum, D. Schroen, A. Edwards, V. Holesher, Band Director - Wayne Benson. Marching Band Band Camp 1973 COLLEEN IWRIN, MIKE CLORE KflKflU Band 1st ROW: T. Dehm, R. Lade, K. Kemnetz, M. Aberle. 2nd ROW. V. Edwards, D. McKinley, B. Edwards, A. Dehm, S. Schade. 3rd ROW: M. Culkin, V. Hornickel, T. Takasaki, D. Sterrenberg, R. Hoover, N. Schade. 4th ROW: C. Nichols, J. Scher, J. Livingston, D. Kemnetz, D. Milstead. 5th ROW: S. Kemnetz, S. Kent, M Rosendaul, S. Flessner, D. Sandoval. 3ousa Award Majorette MR. BENSON, CINDY HORNICKEL TARA DEHM Chorus 1st ROW: Mrs. Kreitler, Herr, Flessner, Livingston, Scher, Nichols, Smartz. 2nd ROW: Kezis, Stalter, Gillette, Hurt, Durham, R. Edwards, Clark. 3rd ROW: Kapper, Sandoval, Runyon, Takasaki, Groskreutz, Tee-garden, Dehm. 4th ROW: Friedman, R. Edwards, A. Edwards, Endres, Kemnetz, Iwrin, Sharp, Diller. Arion Award COLLEEN IWRIN Chorus Camp 1973 DALE SANDOVAL, DAWN ABERLE 46 47 Debbie and Gogie Sayings of the 70's Cindy and Tom Mary Jo and Greg Linda and Gary Donna and Kevin THE GHOSTESS WITH THE MOSTESS MEMBERS OF THE CAST Kathy Kelly-----------------------------------------Aunt Polly Bolton Mike Clore------------------------------------------ Griff Adams Lee Livingston--------------------------------------Eustace Bolton T ara Dehm---------- - — -- --------- — - ------Bonnie Reed Debbie Kent-----------------------------------------Maxine Murdler Pam Buell------------------------------------- - Patience Morgan Tim Scott---------------------------------------___ Lt. Nathaniel Dunne Mick Rosendahl--------------------------------------Col. Johann Rauchmeyer T om Deany ---- --------------- --------------------General Horatio Brooke OTHER MEMBERS INCLUDE: Colleen Irwin, Whelly Schade, Dale Diller, Gwen Stiles, Dawn Aberle, Angie Dehm, Rick Sharp, Jeff Ready, Ginger Clark, Dale Sandoval, David Milstead, Flo Kyburz, and Jim Livingston. Mr. DeMuth ---------------------- Director Vicky Thomsen---------------- — --------------------- Student Director 50 'AUNT P Looks like you're in trouble Lady Bronwyn! A couple of human icicles? ILLY r: FROZEN GOODIES' •nGtiorf Looks like an interesting conversation. 51 L - R, JUNIOR ATTENDANTS: Tim Scott, Floral Kyburz (ABSENT). SOPHOMORE ATTENDANTS: Terry Gerdes, Cindy Kapper. FRESHMAN ATTENDANTS: Scott Shafer, Barb Schroen. QUEEN ESCORT - Tom Livingston, QUEEN - Cindy Hornickel. SENIOR ATTENDANTS: Mary Jo Aberle, Greg Shafer, Donna Schroen, Dick Kurtenbach, Linda Kahle, Gary Dohman. Senior Class Play ACCIDENTAL HERO' Cast in order of appearance Jerry---------------------------------- Tom Livingston Jim-------------------------------------Dick Kurtenbach Joe------------------------------------------ Phil Weller Bob-------------------------------- ------ Walt Sterrenberg Jean------------------------------------Elaine Nussbaum Kitty----------------------------------- Cindy Homickel Kathryn----------------------------------- Donna Branz Gertrude--------------------------------- - Debbie Durham Peggy------------------------------------- Linda Kahle Marilyn--------------------------------- Lynn Monahan Eugene --- ---------------------------- Kevin Kimmel Harold------------------------------------- - - Randy Zorn Helen ----------------------- - -----Julie Hornickel John------------------------------------- Bill Fisher Miss Smith (Coach) - -- — - -- -- -- -- Donna Schroen Mr. Wheat ------------------------------- Ed Masxon Mr. Change----------------------------- Rod Haberkom Mrs. Johnson...........................................Terri Perkins Mrs. Witt----------------------Madeline Haberkom Mrs. Gabb-------------------------------Kathy Kemnetz Mr. Snell ----------------------------------- Greg Shafer Miss Smith hands out the parts. Look at the poor, sick, shicken . What if your wife was after a wolf? My chicken house !!! Directors: Mr. DeMuth, Mary Jo A. Mr. Wheat, Lookout 111 55 Liesa Henrichs Lynn Monahan Bill Fisher Rod Haberkorn 56 PLUSH were really great! Who’s with who ??? Too tired to dance!? B.C. and Libby getting punch! Dreaming of another?? Summer House 57 ATHLETICS 59 Bluebirds Victorious Again Record: 6-1-1 us they Milford 8 0 Piper City 18 14 Oilman 16 16 Onarga 30 8 Tri Point 8 14 Fairbury 14 0 Forrest 16 2 Reddick 24 0 Co-Captains Dick Kurtenbach Gary Dohman BOTTOM, L - R: Dohman, Shafer, Wittier, D. Sterrenberg, G. Sterrenberg, Gerdes, Maxson. 2nd ROW: Blair, Ellinger, Diller, Livingston, A. Edwards, R. Edwards, J. Diller, Sanders. 3rd ROW: Brand, Kessinger, Kezis, Runyon, Kemnetz, T. Diller, S. Shafer, York, D. Livingston. 4th ROW: Coach Carrico, Coach Cor-ban, Zora, Scott, Fisher, Haberkorn, Kurtenbach, Kimmel. 5th ROW: Henrichs, Takasaki, Rebolz, Schade, Honegger, Hubly, Moranville, Hornstein, Rosendaul. Randy, Dick, and Greg Close In 61 Only a homecoming loss to Tri-Point kept the Bluebirds from an undefeated record and a conference crown. The Birds were led by all-conference selections: Dick Kurten-bach, Randy Zom, Rod Haberkorn, and Tim Scott. Gog Sterrenberg was honorable mention. Tom watches as Gog bulls Dick attracts crowd Tom watches Dick 62 THEM Saunemin Saybrook-Arrowsmitb Fisher Mi Piper City Tri-Point Flanagan Peotone St. Anne Gilman Odell Milford Cornell Manteno Fiarbury-Cropsey Tri-Point Reddick Roberts-Th aw ville Reddick FSW Melvin-Sibley Onarga Saunemin Piper City Onarga in 82 59 74 80 66 50 68 71 88 79 73 TP 84 66 83 41 70 73 78 87 47 57 56 65 79 42 64 71 45 63 64 36 53 43 57 54 58 54 58 59 65 60 58 56 45 60 Bluebirds V.V. Conference Champs The Bluebirds ended their season with a proud 24-3 record and also captured the Vermillion Valley Conference record with a conference record of 11-0. Graduating senior letteirmen are Gogie Sterrenberg -Forward, Tom Livingston - Guard, Dick Kurtenbach - Forward, and Bill Fisher - Center. Kurtenbach passes to Scott. Varsity Bluebirds STANDING, L - R: Coach Corban, Diller, D. Sterrenberg, Dennewitz, Fisher, Barker, Scott, Kurtenbach, G. Sterrenberg, Milstead, Coach Gibb. KNEELING: L. Livingston, T. Livingston, Rosendahl. Junior Varsity Bluebirds 3rd Place Fresh-Soph Tourney STANDING, L- R: Assistant Coach, Corban, Shafer, Kemnetz, Heminover, Sterrenberg, Denniwitz, Barker, Endres, Diller, Hornsteln, Rebolz, Kessinger, Coach Gibb. KNEELING, L - R: Manager. Runyon. Schade. Manager, Honegger. C.H.8. Cindermen TOP ROW: D. Kurtenbach, G. Dohman, T. Scott, B. Fisher, R. Haberkorn, G. Sterrenberg. SECOND ROW: Coach Phil Tetley, J. Diller, R. Sharp, G. Shafer, S. Gerdes, S. Endres, L. Ellinger, M. Wittier, M. Rosen-dahl, J. Groskreutz, M. Kessinger. FRONT ROW: D. Sterrenberg, S. Shafer, R. Fortenberry, T. Takasaki, J. Rebolz, R. Honegger, D. Moranville. Hard-working track boys ??? 67 Baseball TOP ROW, L TO R: T. Deany, D. Diller, T. Scott, D. Kurtenbach, G. Sterrenberg, Coach Corban. MIDDLE ROW: D. Sterrenberg, D. Milstead, J. Diller, M. Rosendaul. BOTTOM ROW: T. Diller, T. Tak-asaki, R. Fortenberry. Best Batting Average .500 DICK KURTENBACH 68 C.H.8. Cheerleaders Varsity 2nd place — V.V. Tourney Junior Varsity 1 st place — F.8. Tourney Mary Jo Aberle V a r s • i t y Angie Dehm Donna Qmartz the joy of winning the tense moments the problems the teats lartgHt the work the fan the times yew'll never forget do yos remember heir c a pan of it Mrs. Brunacci Cindy Hornickel C h e e r I e a d e r s Bev Lang 7® National Honor Society FRONT ROW, L TO R: Nancy Schade, Kathy Kelly, Donna Schroen(Secretary), Mary Donna Culkin. 2nd ROW, LTOR: Liesa Henrichs, Walt Sterrenberg (President), Cindy Homickel, Dick Kurtenbach, Cindy Kapper, Grace Fogel. 3rd ROW: Dale Diller, David Milstead, Tim Scott, (Vice-President), Bill Fisher, Frank Kem-netz, Tom Deany. Sponsor, Mr. Ed Kapper. Awards P.T.A. Scholarship Awards SENIORS: Bill Fisher, Liesa Henrichs, Cindy Hor-nickel. Sue Kemnetz, Vicki Kietzman, Dick Kurtenbach, Nancy Schade, Walt Sterrenberg. JUNIORS: Mike Clore, Tom Deany, Dale Miller, Larry Ellinger, Grace Fogel, Steve Gerdes, Terry Gerdes, Colleen Iwrin, Kathy Kelly, Jim Livingston, Mick Rosendaul, Dale Sandoval, Shelly Schade, Tim Scott, Rick Sharp. SOPHOMORES: 3ev Brandt, Mary Culkin, Chuck Dennwitz, Jayne Edwards, Joe Friedman, Vicki Homickel, Denise Hubly, Cindy Kapper, Gary Schade. FRESHMEN: Susan Flessner, Wanda Fogel, Jeanne Gill tee, Mark Henrichs, Steve Kemnetz, Barb Schroen. English Award Linda Kahle Math Award David Mils tea d Science Award Nancy Schade Business Award Liesa Henrichs 71 ■I Senior Trip 1st ROW: Vicki Kietzman, Debbie Durham, Donna Schroen, Donna Branz, Nancy Schade. 2nd ROW: Linda Kahle, Terri Perkins, Mary Jo Aberle, Mary Ann Hill, Kathy Kemnetz. 3rd ROW: Greg Shafer, Gary Dohman, Tom Liv- ' ingston, Eddie Jo Maxon, Phil Weller. 4th ROW: Gogie Sterrenberg, Jim Scher, Dick Kurtenbach, Wayne Wahls, Rod Haberkom. Graduating Class 74 1st ROW: John Ready, Rodger Kroll, Vicki Eagean, Debber McKinley. 2nd ROW: Elaine Nussbaum, Kay Tauber, Glenn Bailey, Ernie Robinson. 3rd ROW: BeBe Haberkorn, Susie Kemnetz, Cindy Homickel, Lynn Monahan, Liesa Henrichs. 4th ROW: Bill Fisher, Randy Zorn, Carl Culkin, Kevin Kimmel, Julie Hornickel. of 1973 75 Senior Will I GREG SHAFER, being of not-so-sound mind and great body do hereby will and bequeath to Rick Sharp a never-ending supply of jasmine Incense to have and to bum from this day forward. I. NiARY ANN HILL, do hereby will and bequeath to Grace Fogel, one radiator which stands across from the office. I, TERRI PERKINS, being of sound mind and humble body, do hereby will and bequeath to Bev Lang one can of K-2R spot remover, and I hope it works, and 1 also leave her the key to a certain guy’s glove compartment; and to Colleen Irwin 1 leave my kid brother, Randy, hoping that he can bug you as much as I did, and also one more year of your favorite activity, band. I, JOHN READY, being of complete mind and questionable body, do hereby will to Steve Gerdes one free acupuncture operation, to be performed with railroad spikes. I also leave him my beloved Billy jack hat in the hope that it will bring him as much luck and keep as many cops away as it did for me. I, CHUCK CaJLKIN, being Insane, do hereby will to Mark wittier, my ability to slide around corners on snowy streets and miss hitting any cars and also my ability to pass all my classes without doing anything. I, TOM LIVINGSTON, being of sound mind ana even sounder body, do hereby will and bequeath to Tim Scott one Lori Hornickel in hopes that he can keep up his name as Lover. I, GOG STERRENBERG, being of Einstein mind and Atlas bcxiy, for various and sundry reasons, do hereby will and bequeath A. Chester (Grunk) Edwards: my ability to leap off tall train cars in a single bound, and three pairs of scruddy and dirty P.E. socks that, after worn by nim, will enable him to receive many raves about the new socks he has. Also, one Mr. Tetley in hope that Grunk will go out for track, thereby keeping nis peace of mind throughout the year. I, PHIL WELLER, possessing ownership of both mind and body, do hereby will and bequeath to Steve Endres all of the fun and enjoyment I didn’t have while attending C.H.S. and to Dave Milstead all of the fun and enjoyment that I did have, may they both use it wisely. I, DICK KURTENBACH, possessing this, that, and the other thing, do hereby will and bequeath to Mick Rosen-dahl a can of flesh tone paint to hide any unsightly marks on his body, and to Tom Deany, my spot as shortstop on the baseball team. I, BEBE HABERKORN, do hereby will and bequeath unto my daughter, Vicki Thomsen, a bottle (whereas we only know what the contents are), a certain brick from the Post Office for cherishable memories of your day in high school and driving lessons (did they ever do you any good), the long and laborious nights we spent out at the drive-in and also the stock car drivers we never got around to. Last, but not quite least, PBR. I, KATHY KEMNEiZ, being of dafty mind and inhuman body, do hereby will and bequeath to Kathy Kelly one overused typewriter in hopes that she gets as much joy out of it as I did and to Mike Ciore, I will my inability to keep my mouth shut and to keep out of trouble. I, JIM SCHER, being of no mind and sound body, do hereby will and bequeath to Greggv Edwards (Boots) my old worn out pair of boots which I wore for 10,000 miles or more even though they were in bad condition. I, KEVEIN KIMMEL, will to Ted Lowry my ability to stay ahead through the sorrows of life. I, KEVIN KIMMEL, will to Angie Dehm nothing because she already has what it takes. I, DONNA SCHROEN, being of sick mind and flat body, do hereby will and bequeath to Debb Kent, one turtle, one amebia, one horse, one cow, one little bebe, a fella in a black cape, a chemistry lesson, and all the fun we had with them. I will to Angie Dehm best of luck, because you never know what will happen in that camper - remember Ang? I will to Ranay Edwards my sick mind because he helped it get that way. I, ELAINE NUSSBAUM, being of sound mind and flabby body, will and bequeath to Shelly Schade the one and only Phil Weller and the ability to do his every wish without asking any questions. I, ERNIE ROBINSON, being of not much mind and hurt body will to Randy Perkins my full-time ability to tear up as much of this place as possible and my own private drive, the front school sidewalk. I, NANCY SCHADE, being of very sound and intelligent mind, and, oh well, forget it, do will and bequeath to jeff Ready and Larry Ellinger, my brains, my Biology II notes and tests, and one very used Biology teacher, so you can get good grades in that class next year. Also, I will my can of ether, two etherizing chambers, and one thousand various assorted fruit flies, so they can replace the flies they let go. I, LINDA KAHLE, being of flat bod and no mind do will and bequeath to Deb Kent my precious cymbals and the ability to skip out of band at least five days a week, and to Dale Diller the right to find my lost mind and of course, all my love. And to Mr. Gibb and Mr. Corban, I will a year's supply of crossword puzzles. I, EDWARD J. MAXSON, being of partial mind (what's left of it) but possessing a beautiful and fantastic body, do will and bequeath to Pam Buell seven dead red roses, all my Hare Krishna magazines, and my ability not to get caught doing certain things! To Gordon Schroen I will all my old papers in hope that he can find some use for them, and my ability to save money and not to write bad checks, and one old picture of Debbie Kent. I, DONNA BRANZ, of sound mind and body do hereby will and bequeath to Randy Edwards my ability to drive through the car wash without getting caught and to Terry Gerdes, my beloved blanket and pillow in hopes that he may get as much use out of it as I aid. I, ROGER KROLL, being of no mind and smoke filled body, do will and bequeath to Gordon Schroen, one fine slightly used and misused 65 Ford in hopes it runs better for him than it ever did for me. I, RANDY ZORN, of clean mind and muscular body will and bequeath to Chuck Feely a little something to give him some support out on field because he always needed it. To Randy Perkins, a jar of diced pickled bulldozer treads to keep him happy. I, JULIE HORNICKEL, leave Gwen Stiles one new Freddie doll - the old one is getting a little old. I. GARY DOHMAN, being of burnt mind and sound body leave to my groovy kia brother Ed Dohman one Dad I never really did quite understand. And to Theodore Lowry I leave a picture of Pat and Deb knowing he’ll miss ’em next year and also one old worn out road map of Chatsworth, Illinois in hopes he can find his way around without saying Which way ? I, GLEN BAILEY, being of sound mind and healthy body, do hereby bequeath my ability to stay out of trouble with teachers and always never doing everything right to Jim Livingston. I, SUSAN KEMNEiZ, of witchy mind and spassey bod, do will and bequeath to Becky Edwards my amulet, to protect her from evil spirits (the teachers) my brain so she'll do better in English, and one of my photographs - to use as a dartboard. I, MARY JO ABERLE, of messed up body and no mind, do will and bequeath to Angie Dehm my old cheering stompers, my ability to fail off of people and to keep all the training rules, and to my little sister Dawn all of°my clothes I don't want anymore and my ability to have fun but not get caught by our parents. I� VICKI KIETZMAN, do will and bequeath to Georgia Durham, Luther and his calendar, and all my other neighbors, including a nosey one, and my job at Riegers. I. CINDY HORNICKEL, being of great mind and fantastic body? do hereby will and bequeath to Tara Dehm my ability to roll off a second-story roof and not get killed, and having fun while doing it; and all my precious memories of my weekends in Champaign, in hopes that you may think of them while down in Carbondale. Also, to Floral Kyburz, my ability to keep from going insane in Mr. Stuart's classes, and a year's supply of vitamins to get you through the up-coming school year. ° I' pEBBIE DURHAM, of sound mind and body do will and bequeath to Donna Kemnetz my ability to stay out of Mr. Carrico's office and to get along with that certain studyhall teacher. I am also going to will my ability to get grounded every time I turn around. ° ° 1 1 ® 76 I, KAY TAUBER, being of disorganized mind and scmfty body, do hereby will and bequeath to Dale Sandoval my relatives (the birds). To Vicki Thomsen I will all my ugly memories of Chatsworth High School, and the very few good memories to cherish forever. I, WILLIAM LEE FISHER, being of reasonably sound mind and questionable body do hereby will and bequeath to Lee Livingston three inches of my astounding height with the provision that he not let it go to his head because then his head would probably look kind of funny. I, WAYNE WAHLS, being of sound mind and even better body hereby will to Chuck Feely all the freshmen that I never had time to get last year; my parking spot by the Ag shop, one well-used school, and my ability to come to school on Fridays. I, LIESA HENRlCHS, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will and bequeath to Debra Lynn Kent, my sweet, lovable, quiet, brother, Mark. I, ROD HABERKORN, being of sound mind and ankles do hereby will and bequeath to Mark Wittier my ability to walk around and not to break my ankles in the process, and my ability not to go hog hunting. I, VICKIE EAGAN, do will and bequeath to Ginger Clark, my natural skinniness, my ability to drive slow at tense moments, and my ability not to dance. I, DEBBIE McKINLEY, being of superior mind and beat-up body, do hereby will to Ted, Ed, and Gordon, my place of honor on the chair ana all my other pleasant (?) experiences. Senior Prophecy As the graduating class of '73 walks down the aisle with heads held nigh - one must be careful of that word nowadays - their parents pause to ponder. Will this present generation of good clean kids of '73 be the rioting class of 77 or be the peace-loving souls who will settle down to make this world a better place in which to live? To answer this most pressing question let's focus in on the village of Chatsworth ten years from now. My, how the class of '73 has expanded into so many fields. As we walk down the mainline, I mean mainstreet of Cnatsworth we can't help but be amazed at how many of the class have stayed around to help our thriving community grow and prosper. On that shady corner where the mighty five and dime of Mr. Bauldauff once stood has risen a new store which is the envy of Chatsworth: Horn's Hut, the local fabricated shop run by the Misses C. A. Homickel and M. A. Aberle. In this fine store of threads where a bargain is a rule, not an exception, we see several classmates shopping for the bargains to be had, and discussing the latest fashions from Paris, London, Piper City, and other fashion centers of the world. Mrs. Donna Zom, Kathy Kemnetz, Terrie Perkins, Mary Ann Hill and Lynn Monahan all had much to say about the newest fads. When asked if any of the girls knew the whereabouts of that famous mystery woman, Debbie McKinley, none could reply. It was noted by several of the shoppers that after graduation, Debbie went to see the country with her favorite ride and somehow got lost, never to be found again. After an exchange of goodbyes we soon left this fashion paradise to continue our stroll down the city streets. All of a sudden the wail of police sirens shattered the peaceful stillness, which consistently enshrouds our fair village. Soon the flashing of red lights set stop a beautiful used police car signaled the approach and passing of Officer Kevin D. Kimmel or Kev as we all know him. As we looked down the road we could see where Officer Kimmel was trucking. To a freak accident between a car and a motorcycle which had taken place just down the street. A horrible collision between a car driven by Dick Kurtenbach and the other motor-type vehicle riden by Gary Alan Doh-man had just occured. Only after much discussion could the events be properly put in their place. It seems though Dick failed to reduce his speed to avoid the accident and a ticket for this offense was laid on him by Officer Kimmel. $1800 damage was done to the Kurtenbach car and $3. 25 to Dohman's motorcycle. They sure don't build cars like they used to. There was much other excitement around the fair city of late. It seems that ambulance driver Tom Livingston, who drives the SELCAS unit in our district, had to take poor Walt Sterrenberg to the hospital again. For the fifth time in ten years Walt fell off a moving vehicle. Gog laughingly said that it was a great way to stay in shape, but it seemed to us that it could cause a hike in his insurance rates. But there's no problem there since Chatsworth's remaining insurance negotiate, Greg Shafer is still a friend of Walts. Greg came on the car-motorcycle accident and computed the value of the loss - tried to sell the witnesses insurance and a few passerbyers some real estate. Keep them moving Greg. Speaking of moving it seems that most of the seniors have been responsible for so many of the new signs in and around Chatsworth. Stop signs, peace signs, and Keep off the grass signs are just some of their more recent donations. Meanwhile back on our jaunt through metropolis we ran on two of our housewife types - Mrs. Stephen Simnick (Liesa Henrichs) and Mrs. Mike Molkk (Kay Tauber). Liesa and Kay had just bargain shopped at another fine new shopping center - the crafts and arts store owned by Nancy Schade. Nancy sells paints, leather works, beads, trinkets, beaver pelts and so on. Seems like these kinds of stores are quite the thing nowadays. After passing the store we were surprised to see the members of this class who joined the armed forces. These brave men and women who make America what it is today and make apple pie taste like it does. These brave young men and women are no other than Pfc. Carl Culkin, Pfc. Roger Kroll, Pfc. Ernie Robinson, Pfc. Jim Scher, Pfc. 1st class Glen Bailey and WAC 1st class Debbie Durham. We talked to them about how the Armed Forces are today. After we said goodbye we left and to myself I thought Glen is the same old Glen I knew because he's still standing there wondering what we said. One of the members of our group was hungry so we stopped at a store. The faces looked familiar and then it came to us. The clerks at the registers were Vicki Kietzman and Susy Kemnetz and the woman stacking the top shelves was Julie Hornickel. We Knew her height would come to gooa use some time. We made our purchase and left the store in search of more of the class of 73. As we were crossing a street we were faced with meter maid Linda Kahle blowing her whistle at us. She claimed one of us had dropped some paper, littering ya know. We talked to Linda and she informed us that Rod Haberkorn (better known as Charlie for the chips ne sells) was voted mayor. And it was his idea to install parking meters, thus giving Linda her job. A few people in our group were tired so we sat down on the curb to rest. As we looked down mam we could see the town truck coming towards us. We couldn't see who was driving until the truck pulled up right in front of us and out jumped Ed Maxson. We asked him when he started working for the town, Ed said, Right after school got out. Ed told us that due to bad health Cecil Clester was forced to give up his job. We said goodbye to Ed and proceeded on through the hub of Chatsworth. As we proceeded down the street we ran into another new business establishment run by the class of '73. The Porker's Inn run by Mr. and Mrs. Randy Zom, Wayne Wahls and Phil Weller. This is a combination bar and hotel. The bar is run by Donna Schroen and Madeline Haberkorn. Billy jack Ready is employed as a bouncer. As we walked to the end of the street we found the remaining members of the class we hadn't seen yet. Laying sod was Bill Fisher, Bill the former Olympic High-jump champion, has come back to work for his dad. And driving down the road in a shiny new Volkswagon was Elaine Nussbaum. Elaine had a bad fight with her father and to get back at him she bought a Volkswagon dealership. As'we leave Chatsworth of the future we feel good to know the way the class of '73 treated their home town, hope the class of '74 does the same. We 77 ADVERTISERS WITH OUR COMPLIMENTS DILLER TILE CO., INC. DILLER TILE MANUFACTURES OF 79 HIGH QUALITY DRAIN TILE BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 73 h NICHOLS — HOMESHEILD COMPLIMENTS OF HICKSATOMIC STATIONS TERRY W. VANCE THE VERY BEST TO THE SENIOR CLASS NUSSBAUM CHEVROLET OLDS. INC. DEAN NUSSBAUM CONGRATULATIONS LIVINGSTON OF AND BEST WISHES CHATSWORTH TO THE CLASS OF 1973 GRAIN AND LUMBER BURCH WILLIS MEN’S STORE FROM THE 115 W. Madison Street, Pontiac, 111. J. C. KELLY SCHELL’S JEWELRY CO. 105 W. Madison Street, Pontiac, 111. SMITH’S JEWELRY PONTIAC MUSIC AND SPORTS 117 W. Madison, Pontiac, 111. 222 North Main, Pontiac, 111. FIRST BANK OF FORREST PLETZ’S SHOES Forrest, 111. 203 W. Madison, Pontiac, 111. MR. G’S THE STATION FLOWERS AND GIFTS Fairbury, 111. 324 W. Madison, Pontiac, 111. COLONIAL HALLMARK SHOP PEOPLE’S CLEANERS Pontiac, 111. Chatsworth, 111. DANIELS OIL CO. CONNIES BEAUTY SHOP 120 W. Water, Pontiac, 111. Chatsworth, 111. SHAFER’S AGENCY DAVE’S SUPER MARKET RONALD SHAFER Chatsworth, Illinois Fairbury, Illinois COACH AND FOUR S M SHOES GIFT SHOPPE Chatsworth, Illinois 107 W. Madison Pontiac, Illinois CULKIN’S HARDWARE THE YARN SHOPPE Chatsworth, Illinois 114 W. Washington Pontiac, Illinois EDWARDS APPLIANCES HABERKORN’S FURNITURE Chatsworth, Illinois Chatsworth, Illinois CONIBEAR’S DRUG STORE WALTER’S FORD SALES Chatsworth, Illinois Chatsworth, Illinois DICK’S SUPERMARKET ROBERT A. ADAMS AGENCY Chatsworth, Illinois Chatsworth, Illinois DAVE’S TIRE AND ALIGNMENT TOM’S SKELLY SERVICE Chatsworth, Illinois Chatsworth, Illinois TIM’S SHELL SERVICE COSTELLO’S TOWN AND COUNTRY Tires, Batteries, and Accessories MARKET Chatsworth, Illinois Chatsworth, Illinois A1 -n- Dar's, Piper City Maxine's Beauty Spot, Chatsworth Piper City Lanes, Piper City Alexander Lumber, Roberts Sears Catalog Merchant, Chatsworth Rosenboom's Plumbing Heating Betty's Bargain Barn, Chatsworth Perkin's Electrical Appliance Bell, Book, and Candle, Fairbury Zimmerman Hardware Furniture Huber's Clothing for Men, Fairbury National Bank of Fairbury 4 - Metz's, Forrest Young's Music House, Fairbury Fairbury Paint Store, Fairbury Walton's, Fairbury Bertsche and Berry Insurance, Pontiac G. C. Murphy Co. , Pontiac Herr Herr, Attorneys, Pontiac Hall's Uptown Beauty Salon, Pontiac Myers Shoes, Pontiac Crouch's, Pontiac Lehman's Men's Store, Pontiac Adventure Tours Travel, Pontiac Westall's, Pontiac Etta's Beauty Shop, Chatsworth Dr. Edward Schmid, Chiropractor Ginny's Beauty Shop, Chatsworth 83 Farwell From the 1973 BOOKENDS by Paul Simon Time it was, And what a time it was It was . . . A time of innocence A time of Confidences Long ago ... it must be . . . I have a photograph Preserve your memories They’re all that's left you 84 87