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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1980 volume:

1980 sitting — Roger Wilson, Francis Haberkorn, James Diller. standing — Robert Fields, Robert Hubly, Paul Augsburger, Gerry Bayston. BOARD MEMBERS We would like to thank the above board members for supporting Talefeathers this past year. Last year the Talefeathers ran into a sizeable deficit. The board members were generous enough to pay this debt so the yearbook could start off with a clean slate. We deeply appreciate this assistance. We would once again like to thank Bob Fields, Jim Diller, Bob Hubly. Roger Wilson, Paul Augsburger, Francis “Hans” Haberkorn, and Gerry Bayston for their support. These men, although not paid for their services take a keen interest in the school and its activities. They help guide and direct the school each year. We are glad they are here. This page was sponsored by Waltons Dept. Store and Dehm Bus Service. Mr. James Langan PRINCIPAL SUPERINTENDENT Congratulations to Miss Roy and Tale-feathers staff on a truly fine yearbook. It is only fitting that such an excellent book records the events of such an outstanding school year. I would be remiss if I did not thank the entire student body for individually and collectively helping to make this a banner school year. The type of student behavior evidenced throughout this past year has been a real source of pride for the entire community, school board, administration and teaching staff. Each of you should be very proud of your part in making this year one to remember for the many positive contributions of all. I would like to congratulate the yearbook staff and their sponsor for their effort in capturing some of the memories of the 1979-80 school year. I am sure these pages in future years. There have been many times when we have had anxious and exciting moments at athletic events, music contests, plays, judging contests, homecoming, prom, etc. But the main enjoyment has come from being with the student body each day of the school year. Continue with your super attitude, and I am sure success will be yours. Mr. Leeon Carrico 2 This page was sponsored by Dehm Bus Service and Citizens Bank of Chatsworth. Mrs. Eileen Weller Mr. Blaise Demuth Mr. Edwin Kapper Mrs. Diane Carrico FACULTY The next few pages of this yearbook are dedicated to the teachers of Chatsworth High School. These people have supported the yearbook as well as the students. The yearbook staff would like to thank the teachers for their support. Mrs. Weller 14 years at CHS Library Club Mr. Demuth 12 years at CHS Speech team sponsor Jr. and Sr. Play Musical Senior class sponsor Mr. Kapper 20 years at CHS Sophomore class sponsor Student Council National Honor Society This page was sponsored by Dehm Bus Service and Citizens Bank of Chatsworth. .? Mr. Koets 2 years at CHS Junior class sponsor Math contests Mrs. Storm 1 year at CHS Mr. Gibb 14 years at CHS Sophomore class sponsor Miss Roy 1 year at CHS Yearbook sponsor Mr. Corban 10 years at CHS Senior class sponsor Letterman club Miss Hopkins 1 year at CHS H.O.T. club sponsor Freshman class sponsor Mr. Weber 14 years at CHS FFA Mrs. Brunacci 9 years at CHS Cheerleading sponsor Mr. Unzicker 2 years at CHS Letterman Club Mr. Duane Koets Mrs. Ruth Storm Mr. Donald Gibb 4 This page was sponsored by Country Companies and Nussbaum Chevy-Olds Dealer. Mr. Gene Weber Mrs. Kristen Brunacci Mr. Dwight Unzicker Miss Mary Roy I Mr. Barry Corban Miss Norma Hopkins This page was sponsored by Quints Drive-in and Nussbaum Plumbing. 5 Mr. Skip Ball Miss Pamela Hass Mr. George Kosmach Miss Sherry Eskew Miss Hass 2 years at CHS Swing Choir Musical Mr. Kosmach 7 years at CHS Miss Eskew 1 year at CHS Tatler Sponsor Mr. Ball 2 years at CHS Girls Basketball Girls Track Sponsor 6 This page was sponsored by Brunton Storage and Van Comp, and Livingston Lumber Comp. This page was sponsored by Dave’s Tire and Alignment and Dick’s Supermarket. 7 CLASS OF 1980 ... REMEMBER YESTERDAY, 8 DREAM ABOUT BUT LIVE TOMORROW, TODAY. first row Kristin Kemnetz Lori Kietzman second row Jeff Kirkpatrick Robert K rones Carolyn Lang Denise Rosendahl third row Sabrina Sanders Gene Sorey Laura Stadler Alan Thomsen 9 Chris Carrico Football 1,2, 3,4, Baseball 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Pres. 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Pres. 1.2.3. Ted Dunn LA VC 4. Patty Franey H. O.T. 1, 2, 3, 4, A.F.S. 1, 2, Spanish Club 1, 2.3, 4, Secretary 2, 3, Letterman Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Swing Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4. Girl’s Chorus 1, 3, 4, Pom Pon 2, 3, Speech Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Class Representative 2, Class Sec. 3, Class Treas. 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Musical 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr.-Sr. Play 3, 4, Homecoming Court 4, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Who’s Who 2, 3, 4, Society of Dist. Amer. H.S. Students 2,3,4. Richard Gillette Football 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3,4, Student Council Treas. 4, Musical 2, 3, 4, AFS 1. 2, Society of Dist. H.S. Students, Who’s Who Among Amer. H.S. Students, Letterman club 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Bleacher Creature 3,4, Homecoming Court. Mary Guentner Chorus 2, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, H.O.T. 2, 3, Vice Pres. 4, F.F.A. 4, Jr.-Sr. Play 3, 4, Musical 3, 4, Volleyball 4, Tatler 4, Art Club 1, 2, 3, LA VC 3. Lee Hodges Basketball 4, Track 4, Judging. Jeff Hoelscher Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Mechanics 1, 2, 3, AFS 1, 2, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Bleacher Creature 3, 4, Letterman Club 3, 4, Jr.-Sr. Play 4, Musical 3, 4, Band 1, Class Officer 4, National FFA Team 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-captain Basketball 4, Ag. Award 1, 2, 3.4. Kristi Hubly H.O.T. 1, 2, 3,4, AFS 1,2, 3, FFA 1, 2. Spanish Club 3, 4, Letterman Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Vice Pres. 1, 2, 3, Class Pres. 4, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, MVP 4, All-Conference 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, All-Conference 3, Captain 4, Jr.-Sr. Play 3, 4, Homecoming Queen 4, Nat. Honor Soc. 2, 3, 4, Who’s Who 2, 3, 4, Soc. Dist. Amer. H.S. Students 2, 3,4. Melanie Irwin Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Swing Choir 3, 4, AFS Club 1, 2, Talefeathers 4, Drum Majorette 4, H.O.T. 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3. 4, Pom-Pon 2, 3, Speech Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Musical 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr.-Sr. Play 3, 4. Library Club 1, 2, LAVC 3,4, Madrigals 3. David Kahle Band 1,2, 3, 4, Speech Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Swing Choir 4, Talefeathers 1, 2, 3,Tatler 4, Bleacher Creature 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, AFS 1, 2, Musical 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr.-Sr. Play 3, 4, Track 4, FFA 1, 2, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Treas. 4, Boys Chorus 3, Homecoming Court 4, Green Dress. 10 This page was sponsored by Quint’s Drive-in and Nussbaum Plumbing. Kristi Kemnetz Art Club 1, Letterman Club 2. 3. 4, A.F.S 1, 2. H.O.T. 1. 2, 3, Treas. 4, Track 1, Volleyball 1. 2. 3. Co-captain 2, Chorus 1, Band 1, 2, Tatler Staff 4. LA VC 3. Lori Kietzman Art Club 1, A.F.S 1. 2. H.O.T. 1. 2. 3. 4. Track 1, Volleyball 1, 2, 3. Band 1. 2. Chorus 1. LA VC 3. Jeff Kirkpatrick FFA 1. 2. 3.4, Mechanics Club 2, 3, Baseball 3. AVS 1. Rob Krones FFA 1, 2, 3, Pres. 4. Student Council 3, 4, Class Officer 4, Student Honor Society 1. 2, 3, 4. Wrestling 1, Football 1. 2, 3, Capt. 4, Letterman Club 3,4, Bleacher Creatures 3,4, Nat. Meat Judging Team 4, LAVC 3,4. Carolyn Lang H.O.T. 1, 2, 3, 4, AFS 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus Sect. 4. Girl’s Glee Club 1. 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3. Basketball 1, 4, Art Club Sect. 3, Jr.-Sr. Play 3, 4, Yearbook 3, 4. Yearbook Editor 4, Student Council Secretary 4, LAVC 4. Homecoming Court 4. Who’s Who Among H.S. School 3, 4. Denise Rosendahl Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, A.F.S. 1, 2, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3. 4, Reporter 4. H.O.T. 1, 2, 3, 4, Letterman Club 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Court 4, Jr.-Sr. Play 3, 4, Student Director 4, Who’s Who 3,4. Sabrina Sanders Art Club 1. 2. A.F.S. 1. 2. H.O.T. 1. 2. 3. 4. President 4. Homecoming Court 4. Library Aide 1. 2, 3, 4. Girls' State Delegate 4. Tatler Staff 4. Gene Sorey Art Club 1. 2. 3. Mechanics 1. 2. LAVC 3. 4. Yearbook 1. 2, 3,4. Laura Ann Stadler Band 1. 2. 3, 4. Pit Band 1. 2, 3. 4, Solo and Ensemble Contest 1, 2, 3, 4, Society of Dist. Amer. H.S. Students 2, 3. 4. Who’s Who Among Amer. H.S. Alan Thomsen Basketball I, 2, 3. 4. Baseball 2. 3. 4, Football 1. 2. 3. 4, Letterman Club 2, 3. 4. Class Officer 2. 3. 4. Student Council Officer 4. Scrub Squad 3, FFA 1, 2, Mechanics Club 1, Honor Roll 1, 2. 3.4. Tri-Captain of Football Team 4. Co-Captain of Basketball Team 4, Best Defensive Player Football 4, Most Tackles Football 4. Special Mention All-Conference Football 4. This page was sponsored by Diller Tile Comp, and Country Companies Insurance. 11 JUNIORS second row Douglas Bell Brian Bjork Joseph Brand third row Tammy Bryant Cathy Carlock Michael Carrico fourth row David Clark Robert Dohman Starlyn Dunn Brent Fecly fifth row Randall Fields John Frye Pamela Gardner Jill Haberkorn Richard Haberkorn 12 This page was sponsored by Nussbaum Chevy-Olds and Corban Insurance. fifth row Donna Sharp John Stadler Brian Steidinger Phyllip Stiles David Thomsen This page was sponsored by K. A. Rosenboom Inc. Shaklee Distributor J3 and Haberkom Furniture and Carpet. SOPHOMORES fifth row Brian Feely Trudy Fellers Lana Friedman Joletta Gardner Karl Gillette 14 first row Scott Aberle second row Dawn Alverson Duane Barrett lit!! -� fourth row Todd Bryant John Carlock Scott Dehm Jill Dohman This page sponsored by Costellos Grocery Store and J. C. Kelly’s Comp. first row Jess Hanna John Herr second row Paul Hoelscher Kenneth Hurt fifth row Robin Roberts Tana Steidinger Joseph Weber Bonnie York Mark York This page sponsored by Farmer’s Pub and Citizens Bank of Chatsworth. 15 FRESHMEN first row Colleen Alverson fifth row Carla Lowery Mary Mattingly Mary Maxson Angela McConnell 16 This was sponsored by Forrest Elevator and Rigsby Pharmacy. third row David Roberts Kurt Runyon Leah Schade fourth row Brian Sheppard Nancy Stadler Ben Stork fifth row Robert Weaver Rebecca Weber Lial Zeedyk This page was sponsored by Dehm Bus Service and Forrest Milk Products. 17 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS bottom row — Rob Krones. vice-president; Laura Stadler, S.C. alternate; David Kahle, student council, top row — Patty Franey, treasurer; Jeff Hoelscher, secretary; Kristi Hubly, president. CLASS SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS bottom row — Denise Bayston, president; Tana Steidinger, S.C. alternate; Donita Lowery, secretary, top row — Scott Aberle, Student Council; Joe Weber, treasurer: Brian Feely, vice-president. 18 This page was sponsored by Dehm Bus Service and Nussbaum Plumbing. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS front row — Bob Dohman, S.C. alternate; Tami Hornickel. Student Council; Tammy Bryant, secretary; Mike Carrico, president, back row — Brent Feely, treasurer; Scot Hoelscher, vice-president. OFFICERS FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS bottom row —Val Dohman, S.C. alternate; Mary Maxson, vice-president; Becky Weber, secretary; Bob Weaver, student council, top row — Dave Roberts, treasurer; Tom Rapper, president. This page was sponsored by Livingston Lumber and Nussbaum Chevy-Olds. 19 SECRETARY A special thank you goes to Mrs. Clark for all the things she does for the high school. Without her organization things would never get done at school. Another thank you goes to the two ladies at the grade school Mrs. Kietzman and Mrs. Houser. Mrs. Kietzman is the Unit Bookkeeper. She keeps track of all the money for clubs, yearbook, Tatler, etc. To help things run smoother Mrs. Houser also works at the grade school. Ladies we appreciate your hard work. Mrs. Clark left— Mrs. Hoeger, Mrs. Boruff, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Lee. COOKS We must not forget these ladies who feed us everyday. The holiday meals they prepare are like mom’s home cooking. We’re glad you are here everyday to serve us. 20 BUS DRIVERS “Slim” Billingsley These four people drive the buses for the grade school and high school. They have a big job picking up and returning all the students safely. The end of another day. 21 22 VARSITY RECORD Gridley W 25-14 Fisher L 30-12 Ford Central L 27-0 Gilman W 18-12 Onarga L 20-0 Tri-Point L 28-14 Milford L 20-15 Forrest L 18-0 Reddick L 26-8 FOOTBALL Feely Snags Another! The 1979 football season was one of success. One may not think so by looking at the statistics but success is not measured by the win-loss record of a team. These young men gained success in other ways. They showed poise and sportsmanship reguardless of the outcome. They learned to accept defeat but not to be satisfied with it. Win or lose, they represented Chatsworth High School in a worthy manner. This was truly a successful season, thanks to the faculty, parents, fans, and the coaches. Without them this entire season would not be possible. Ma!-Ma! row 1 — Brian Feely, Tom Lang, Scott Aberle, Joe Weber, Paul Hoelscher. row 2 — Mike Carrico, Alan Thomsen, Bob Dohman, Joe Brand, Brian Steidinger, Rob Krones, Dennis Aberle. row 3 — Mr. Thomsen (Coach), Mr. Meyers (Coach), Cris Carrico, Jeff Hoelscher, Brent Feely, John Frye, Dave Clark, Kirk Thomsen, Darryl Stiles, Scott Hoelscher, Rich Gillette, Mr. Unzicker (Coach). GRRR!! Well Hxcuuuuse Me!! BLUEBIRD POWER Our Fearless Leaders. Alan Thomsen. Cris Carrico. Rob Krones. Bluebird Power! Coaches Mr. Meyers. Mr. Thomsen. Mr. Unzicker. Summer Fun. SENIORS OF 1979-80 Rob K rones Cris Carrico Rob Krones — Center, Guard, Defensive Tackle, Linebacker. Nose Guard, Captain — 1979, Hon. mention ali-conf. Center. Cris Carrico — Quarterback, Def. back. All conf.QB— 1978. All conf. Def. back — 1979, Hon. mention QB 1979, All conf. Def. back 1978, Kankakee All-Area QB hon. mention 1978. 1979, Suntimes hon. mention All-State QB, Captain — 1979, MV Offense 1979. 1978. MVP 1979. Alan Thomsen — Linebacker. Tight End, Fullback, Offensive Tackle. All conf. special mention Linebacker 1979, MV Def. player - 1979, Most Tackles — 1979. Jeff Hoelscher — Guard, Nose Guard, Halfback. Wingback. Rich Gillette — Wingback. Tight End. Rich Gillette Jeff Hoelscher Alan Thomsen 25 Sheppard eludes the Defense. Take This! row Dave Roberts. Brian Sheppard, Kris Carlock, Tom Kapper. Mike Langan, John Carlock. row 2 — Chris Sheppard, Brian Feely, Bruce Seward, Dan Kessinger. row .? Mr. Thomsen (Coach), Paul Hoelscher, Tom Lang. Scott Aberle. Joe Weber, Scott Dehm, Todd Bryant. Mr. Meyers (Coach). 26 BASKETBALL The outlook for the 1979-80 Boys Varsity Basketball Team was projected to be mediocre due to the lack of experience of the returning team members. We are very proud of their 18-10 record and their win in the regional tournament. VARSITY Saybrook L Ford Central L Saunemin L Fairbury W Tri-Point W Odell L Holiday Tournament Willington W Eexington L Fairbury W Milford W Cornell w Peotone w Tri-Point w Reddick L Ford Central L F-S-W W Melvin W VV Conference Tournament Ofiarga W Gilman L Reddick W Onarga W Saunemin W St. Anne W Gilman L Regional Onarga W Gilman w Ford Central w Sectional — Danville Gibson City L Season Record 18-10 Corn. Record 7-3 Won Regional Tournament RECORD 58-87 L 50-51 L 77-81 L 75-61 W 71-51 W 60-64 L 86-69 68-89 88-68 (3rd PI.) 84-70 L 89-55 W 74-67 L 82-46 L 62-64 L 65-74 L 74-66 W 52-46 W 79-51 62-63 68-56 (3rd PI.) 81-59 W 77-72 W 85-75 L 65-74 L 87-54 66-57 57-54 (Champ.) 80-71 J.V. 36-40 42-21 40- 41 57-41 41- 31 46-52 47- 48 56-39 62- 69 48- 55 48-51 40-49 63- 55 66-58 70-40 60-47 56-64 80-48 27 R E G I O N A L C H A M P S ’8 0 Mr. Unzicker and Mr. Corban Lee Hodges J.V row 1 — Dave Roberts. Kurt Runyon. Paul Hoelscher. Brian Feely, John Herr, Chris Sheppard, row 2 — Mr. Unzicker (Coach), Brian Sheppard, Tom Kap-per. Wayne Rich. Danny Kessinger. Scott Dehm, Jess Hanna. Mr. Corban (Coach). VARSITY front — Mr. Unzicker (coach), Jess Hanna (manager). Bob Dohman, Mr. Corban (coach), back Mike Carrico, Mike Carrico. Lee Hodges. Kirk Thomsen, Joe Weber, John Frye, Scott Aberle. Brent Feely, Alan Thomsen. Scott Hoelscher. Rich Gillette. Brian Feely. 29 front row — Corinne Boruff, Mary Maxson, Becky Weber, Tana Steidinger, and Denise Bay-ston. second row — Maureen Murphy, Donita Lowery, Trudy Fellers, Carla Lowery, and Coach George Kosmach. third row — Kristi Hubly, Tammy Bryant, Mary Guentner, Tami Hornickle. Sharon Kessinger. Kelly Lee, and Pam Gardner. This page was sponsored by Diller Tile Comp, and Livingston Lumber Comp. VOLLEYBALL 1980 RECORD opp. J.V. VARSITY Gilman W 15-11. 15-8 W 20-6. 20-5 Mel-Sib L 15-7. 14-7. 3-15 W 20-9, 20-5 Tri-Point W 5-15, 15-5, 15-3 W 20-16. 20-13 Reddick W 15-6. 15-11 W 22-20, 20-8 Saunemin W 20-3, 15-20, 20-17 W 20-18. 20-11 Fairbury L 12-15.8-15 L 7-20. 7-20 Cornell W 6-15. 15-2. 15-13 W 20-10. 21-19 Tri Point W 10-15. 15-13. 15-9 W 18-20. 20-10, 20-11 Ford Central L 5-15. 15-5. 1-15 W 14-20. 20-7,21-19 Saybrook L 7-15, 15-7. 10-15 W 20-16. 20-11 Milford W 9-15, 15-10. 15-10 W 10-20. 20-15, 20-12 Mel Sib L 15-7.4-15. 13-15 W 20-11.20-19 Ford Central L 15-11. 14-16, 9-15 L 4-20, 18-20 Odell W 16-14. 14-16. 15-5 L 18-20.21-19,21-23 8-16 11-3 This page was sponsored by Nussbaum Chevy Olds and Dehm Bus Service. 31 Carolyn Lang Patty Franey Denise Rosendahl GIRLS' BASKETBALL RECORD OPP. J.V. W W St. Anne Cornell W 41-19 Milford w 41-33 W F.S.W. w 47-31 w Fairbury w 45-25 w Onarga w 48-19 w Ford Central L 41-49 L Reddick W 34-18 W Gibson City W 32-26 w Saybrook W 38-24 w Gilman W 32-30 w Onarga W 36-24 w Tri-Point W 56-18 w Paxton L w Matoon Fairbury Ford Contral L REGIONAL L W L VARSITY 51- 22 80-36 67-53 77-59 72-55 72- 37 41-54 82-40 79- 38 73- 39 52- 24 92-60 80- 15 60-46 55-75 75-51 49-51 32 VARSITY left — Mary Maxson, Joletta Gardner, Corinne Boruff, Patty Franey, Carolyn Lang, Kristi Hubly, Donna Sharp, Kelly Lee, Becky Weber. Tammy Bryant, Sharon Kessinger, Denise Rosendahl. This page was sponsored by Rebholz Electric and Diller Tile Comp. 33 CHEERLEADERS CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER (Plaindealer) 35 BLUEBIRDS have... j.v. COMMUNITY NEWS SINCE 1878. J.V. — Donita Lowery, Tana Steidinger, Carla Lowery, Denise Bayston, Becky Weber, Mrs. Bru-nacci. VARSITY — Jill Haberkorn, Kelly Lee, Tammy Hornickel, Denise Rosendahl, Sharon Kes-singer. 36 This page was sponsored by Diller Tile Comp, and Hanna's Plumbing and Heating. BOYS TRACK front row — Mike Carrico. Dave Roberts, Randy Fields, Bruce Seward, Tom Rapper. Lial Zeedyk. John Herr, Chris Sheppard, Todd Bryant, Duane Barrett, back row — Dwight Unzicker — coach. Paul Hoelscher, David Kahle, Joe Weber. Darryl Stiles, Bob Dohman. Rich Gillette. Cris Carrico. Kirk Thomsen, Lee Hodges. Scott Aberle. SENIORS Rich Gillette. David Kahle, Cris Carrico. Lee Hodges. This page was sponsored by the Quarterback Club. 37 RECORD At Tripoint April 16 Chatsworth 3rd place Irish Relays at KKK April 22 Chatsworth 5th place Gardner Invitation April 19 Chatsworth I Ith place At Gardner April 23 Chatsworth 1st place Fresh-Soph W at FSW April 25 Chatsworth 3rd place Ford Central April 30 Chatsworth 3rd place FSW Varsity May 2 Chatsworth 7th place At FSW May 9 Chatsworth 1st place At Lisle Invitational May 3 Chatsworth 0 points At Dwight Invitational May 6 Chatsworth 0 points At Ford Central May 12 Chatsworth 3rd place District At Watseka May 16 Chatsworth 4th place KKK All Area Meet Invitational May 20 Cris Carrico 4th in 800 Meter Cris Carrico 6th in 3200 Meter New School Record 1979-80 800 Meter Cris Carrico 2,03, 86 3200 Meter Cris Carrico 10, 22,45 38 This page was sponsored by the Quarterback Club GIRLS TRACK front row — Tammy Bryant, Sharon Kessinger, and Tana Steidinger, back row — Mary Guentner, Starlyn Dunn, Trudi Fellers, Becky Weber. SENIOR This page was sponsored by the Quarterback Club. RECORD At Ford Central April 22 Chatsworth 3rd place At Gardner April 23 Chatsworth 2nd place Vermilion Valley at Forrest May 2 Chatsworth 4th place At FSW May 5 Chatsworth 3rd place District At Ford Central May 10 Chatsworth 2nd place KKK All Area May 20 Becky Weber 1st in Long Jump Jump Becky Jump 40 This page was sponsored by the Quarterback Club. BOYS BASEBALL front row — Bruce Seward, Brian Steidinger, John Rebholz, Chris Sheppard, Jeff Kirkpatrick, Dave Roberts, back row — Mr. Thomsen — Coach, Jeff Johnson, Jess Hanna, Rich Gillette, Allen Thomsen, Mike Carrico, Dan Kessinger. Tripoint 8 RECORD 7 W Gilman 5 12 L Reddick 1 15 L Cornell 11 6 W Melvin Sib 3 9 L Saunemin 3 19 L F-S-W 7 8 L Lexington 4 14 L Tripoint 1 11 L Gardner 0 7 L(Dis) Milford 1 11 Won —2 Lost — 9 V.V. Conf. Won 1 Lost 7 SENIORS Rich Gillette, Allen Thomsen, and Jeff Kirkpatrick. This page was sponsored by the Quarterback Club. 41 MOST VALUABLE PLAYER GIRLS’ SPORTS BASKETBALL AND VOLLEYBALL Kristi Hubly BOYS’ SPORTS BASEBALL Alan Thomsen FOOTBALL, BASKETBALL, AND TRACK Cris Carrico Thjs page is sponsored by the Quarterback Club. 43 HOMECOMING QUEEN KRISTI HUBLY KING CRIS CARRICO This page was sponsored by Diller Tile Comp, and Citizens Bank of Chatsworth. COURT 1980 Carolyn Lang and David Kahle Patty Franey and Richard Gillette This page was sponsored by Citizens Bank of Chatsworth and Livingston Lumber. Seniors’ Float 3rd Place Nameless Faces Freshmen’s 2nd Place Float FIREUP! 46 Future Pro Prospects Huh? Are You Sure That’s Our Faculty? JR.-SR. PLAYS Tammy Hornickel, Brent Feely, Tammy Bryant, Patty Franey, Sharon Kessinger, Jeff Hoelscher. The three plays performed this year were Who Murdered Who?, Fireman, Save My Child, and Cornin’ Round The Mountain. All three were a success! Who Murdered Who?, contained laughs, thrills, suspense and murder! Throughout the play excitement increases as mysterious happenings take place, lights flash on and off, and everyone is suspected of murder. Fireman, Save My Child, is an old fashioned drama with a villain, a hero, and a heroine. The villain, Archibald hypnotizes his victims into a state where they agree to do his bidding. He proposes to the heroine, Daisy, and she rejects him for the noble hero Chester. In the end you’ll find yourself cheering for the hero and heroine and hissing the villain. Cornin’ Round The Mountain, takes place in a cabin in a remote section of the Ozark Mountains. Two funny characters are Daisy Judkins and Zeke Bemis. They are most remembered in the scene in which Zeke proposes to Daisy. Dave Clark, Tammy Bryant, Patty Franey, Sharon Kessinger. 48 SCENES left to right — Jeff Hoelscher, Donna Sharp, David Kahle, and Patty Franey. Kelly Lee and Kristi Hubly. Pam Gardner and Donna Sharp. This page is sponsored by Diller Tile Company. 49 “ANYTHING GOES” Spring Musical May 16. 1980 8:00 P.M. The setting for this musical is on board the Ocean Liner S.S. American bound for London from New York. CAST Mr. Whitney — Joe Weber Reporter — Alan Thomsen Cameraman — Dave Clark Sir Evelyn Oakleigh — David Kahle Hope Harcourt — Lana Friedman Mrs. Harcourt — Tammy Bryant Girl — Stacy Quint Bishop Henry Randy Fields T. Dobson — Ching — Duane Barrett Ling — Kenny Hurt Reno Sweeny — Patty Franey Angels: Purity — Donna Sharp Chastity — Becky Weber Charity — Pam Gardner Virtue — Carla Lowery 50 This page was sponsored by Watson Bridge and Schafer Pierson Insurance Agency. Director: Student Director: Vocal Director: Instrumental: Blaise DeMuth Kelly Lee Pam Hass George Kosmach Music and Lyrics by Cole Porter Book by: Guy Bolton, P. G. Wodehouse. Howard Lindsay and Russel Crouse. Billy Crocker — Moonface Martin — Bonnie — Purser — Captain — Passengers — Sailors — Todd Bryant Scott Aberle Denise Bayston Randy Fields Dave Clark Cathy Carlock Leah Schade Julie Knittles Stacy Quint Kenny Hurt Duane Barrett This page is sponsored by Schafer Pierson Insurance Agency. 51 Sunday, March 31, 1980 Dear Mom and Dad. Mr. Carrico, Mr. Corban. Mr. and Mrs. Demuth, and us started off for an all night ride to New York City. Monday after arriving at our hotel, we left to take a tour of the Lincoln Center. Once there, we saw Beverly Sills auditioning singers for the NYC Opera Company. After touring St. John's Cathedral, we headed back to the hotel to clean up for an evening on the town. Some of us ate at the famous Mama Leone’s Italian Restaurant while the others ate at Burger King. Early Tuesday morning we saw Times Square and Wall Street. Later we went to the Statue of Liberty. We then went to the United Nations Building, Radio City Music Hall and the Empire State Building. Late that afternoon we drove to Washington D.C. Late Tuesday night we settled in the Mclean Virginia Hotel. Bright and early Wednesday morning our first stop was Washington's home at Mt. Vernon. Next we went to the Supreme Court Building. From there, we caught an underground train to Rayburn Building where we ate lunch in the Representative's Cafeteria. Later we met our Representative. Tom Corcoran, on the steps of the Capitol Building. He gave us a personal tour of the building. Wednesday evening we went to the Lincoln and Jefferson Memorial, Ford's Theater, and we ended the tour at the Wax Museum. Thursday we walked around the entire block of the White House. Next, we went to the John F. Kennedy Center and then to the Smithsonian Institute. That afternoon we left for Gettysburg and took a guided tour. It is now 6:00 P.M. and we are getting ready for our ride back to Chatsworth. We will probably see you around 9:00 A.M. tomorrow. See you soon. P.S. Here are a few pictures we took. Mom I'm being good! This page was sponsored by Diller Tile Company and The 7Up and Dr. Pepper Distributor. CLASS OF 1980 The Senior Class on the steps of the Capitol. This page was sponsored by Dehm Bus Service and Shafer-Pearson Agency Inc. CAPTAIN’S LOG STARDATE 2000.4 We're cruising through the galaxie Milky Way, when our space shuttle breaks down and we have to touch down on the 4th planet Earth. Our pilots Kristi Kemnetz and Lori Kietzman have informed us that we are having engine trouble and will have to land in the Chatsworth Shuttle Station. The mechanic on duty is Rob Krones and he agrees to repair the shuttle but tells us it will take awhile. To kill some time we decide to travel around town on conveyor sidewalks to main street. Bov have things changed. The big town where we used to have nothing to do, is thriving with new businesses and life. We find that the financial wizard Rich Gillette owns half of Main Street. Among some of his more popular businesses are the Opey Strong Boy Restaurant, Nautilius Health Club and Computer Dating Service. We also find that Rich isn’t the only financial genius from the class of 80. Mary Guentner is also sticking out in the business world. She has become the first woman president and principle stock holder of her own corporation which manufactures Treasure chests and Hope chests. They come in all sizes, small, medium, large, ex-large and deluxe. There are two new feature attractions in town today. One is at the Gemini Theater where the new movie American Gigolo II is opening starring the very, very, very confident Jeff Hoelscher and his New York Maid. The other attraction is right across the street at the restored Grand Building. Laura Stadler who is gaining ... popularity in the music world is playing a tuba solo in the musical “Brass has Class”. We stopped at the Plaindealer Office and talked with our old friend, David Kahle, the editor, to catch up on the latest gossip. David keeps busy with his job and his new hobby, trick photography. We had him look through the old files to find out what happened to some of the people of the class of 80. A strange metamorphosis suddenly took place. He turned into Lee Hodges. Finally his faithful secretary Carolyn Lang found the file in which we discovered several interesting sports items. Jeff “Pele” Kirkpatrick has been “smoking up” the major leagues and is currently leading the San Quinten Platemakers in stolen bases (the bases have not yet been recovered). Kristi Hubly, 1st woman in mens’ pro basketball has just scored her 10,000 career point with her new team, the Boston Celtics. Kristi however, is now ineligible for breaking training rules. She was caught playing games all night with “OLD” Coach Corban. Backgammon of course!!! We left the Plaindealer Office and while traveling along, we came across a strange odor. It was coming from Denise Rosendahl’s Stables. Denise was nowhere around and rumor has it that she was last seen floating down the Vermillion on a small blue Volkswagen. We then went on to Dick’s Supermarket where Gene Sorey has taken over Jerry’s place as assistant manager. Down the street we dropped into Ted Dunn’s Welding Shop and had a friendly “chaw” (oops, excuse me) “chat” with him. Ted told us that some of his former classmates were in the hospital. So we decided to go over and visit them. As we entered the hospital we met Head Nurse Sabrina Sanders as she came flying in. Late as usual ... We went down to the maternity ward and saw Patty Franey who just had her 9th baby. She and her husband Lenny were in the hog raising business but they have now gone into the kid raising business due to inflation. Down the hall we visited Melanie Irwin, who was suffering from a bad case of frostbite after visiting Paul who is stationed in Alaska. The saddest case we saw though, was Alan Thomsen on the “fifth floor”. Alan is suffering from a severe case of loneliness. They say that Alan has not had a date since Senior Prom. On our way back to the shuttle, we find that there has been an accident. It appears that a runner was hit by a land cruiser. The driver of the land cruiser was identified as Playboy Cris Carrico. It seems as if he had his mind more on the passenger than on the road. We return to the shuttle. That grease monkey has it fixed so we’re on our way. We have just completed an emergency stop at home planet Earth. After an uplifting visit with the Class of 80, we once again resume our five year mission to explore unknown regions of outer space. This page was sponsored by Diller Tile Comp, and the 7Up and Dr. Pepper Vending Comp. 55 1980 PROM — STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN QUEEN, PATTY FRANEY — KING. ROB KRONES All Prom pictures were donated by Photographer Watt Nakamaru. sealed — Tammy Bryant, Starlyn Dunn. Pam Gardner, back — Julie Knittles, Donna Sharp, Cathy Car-lock. sealed — Melanie Irwin, Carolyn Lang, Scott Haber-korn. Tana Steidinger and Rich Gillette Corinne Boruff and Dave Clark Sally Wessels and Gene Sorey Laura Rath and John Frye Ellen Perkins and Randy Fields 57 All Prom pictures were donated by photographer Watt Nakamaru. Ingrid Hurt and Dennis Aberle Joletta Gardner and Brian Bjork Keli Kerber and Robert Dohman Starlyn Dunn and Dan Lowery Debbie Hahn and Brian Steidinger Donita Lowery and John Rebholz 58 SENIOR WILLS I, Cris Carrico, will to Scott Hoelscher and Kirk Thomsen two straws of unequal length, so that in next year’s game they may decide at Tri-Point who is going to go to the sidelines instead of playing. Brian Steidinger and Darryl Stiles my ability to keep my hands off of the other guys in the locker room. To my brother Mike, and to Bob Dohman all good times as a captain; especially that period right after school when you try to get everyone out onto the field instead of watching the cheerleaders. I, Ted Durm, being of sound mind and thin body, do hereby will and bequeath to John Stadler my ability to break ceiling tile and a badminton racket. I, Lee Hodges, being of destric-tive mind and abused body, do hereby will and bequeath to Darryl Stiles my reserved seat in the office. To Kirk Thomsen, I leave a dirty sweat sock for a muzzle and to John Rebholz, a bottle of tranquilizers to control his hysterical laughter. Finally, to Joe Brand. I leave my position of authority in the gym lobby during noon hour. I, Rich Gillette, being of athletic mind and heroic body leave to Julie Knittles a shot gun to shoot Corinne Boruff for all the times she smarts off in Band. To Dennie “ROO” Aberle, I leave my great typing ability, and I hope that he can have fun on his senior trip since he’ll be away from Ingrid for 5 days. To John Rebholz, I leave a gold medal for finally getting up enough guts to ask Donita out. To Brent Feely and Darryl Stiles, I leave my ability to call up a girl I don’t even know and get a date with her. I, Melanie Irwin, being of dirty mind and spacey body, do hereby will and bequeath to Pam Gardner my weird ways and dirty mind. To Scott Haberkorn, I will a year’s supply of Doritos and pop to have on the bus ride back from Pontiac. To Lana Friedman, I will the ability to remember all of the good times and fun talks on the way into school for musical practices and early swing choir practices. I, Mary Kay Guentner, being of wasted mind and deformed body, do hereby will and bequeath to Cathy Carlock and Tammy Bryant the ability to withhold the wonderful smell at Greenbriar Lodge for a longer time than I did. To Jill Haberkorn, I will the ability to stand being the only girl in Shorthand II if there is such a subject. To Sharon Kes-singer and all the other volleyball girls, the ability to carry on another exciting year. To everyone else at CHS I will a part of my enthusiasm to each of you and wish that you have as good a time here as I did. I, Patty Franey, being of slightly crazy mind and adequately sexy body, do hereby will and bequeath the following things to the following people: to Tammy Bryant, my ability to be late to everything and never get in trouble; to go to bed at 1 in the morning and still be able to get up at 5 to go to a speech contest; and my ability to never know my lines and still stay on dear old 59 Dad’s good side. To my son, “Little Davey” Clark, I will all the early morning speech contests, the little moustached guy who always turns up when least expected. I, Jeffery Earl Hoelscher The 1st, being of analytical mind and perfectly structured body, hereby will and bequeath to Bob Dohman my position as senior member of the basketball scrub squad. To Brent Feely, I leave my trememdous football ability so that next yearjio one will break his skinny body in half. To Mike Carrico, I leave Bruce Seward so that he may have as much fun bugging him as I have had. To Joe Brand, I leave my uncanny ability to choose parties that don’t get raided by the police. To Karl Gillette, I leave my ability to take Julie VanAntwerp home from dances. I, Lori Kietzman, being of a spacey mind and overly chesty body, do hereby will and bequeath to Jill Haberkorn my ability to type without making errors. To Lori Lambert, one pretty smock top and my ability to by to work on time. I, Jeff Kirkpatrick, will to Aberle one large trash can in hopes that he stops littering the countryside and the back end of his pick-up truck with beverage cans. To Joe Brand, my coordinate ability to run stairs and not dislocate my knee. I, Kristi Hubly, being of some mind but more body, do hereby will and bequeath to Sharon Kessinger my ability to get unfairly accused for all kinds of devious acts and questioning looks in and around the locker room and elsewhere. 1 also will to Sharon all of the “R” rated movies since now she is finally old enough to understand them AND get into them. To Scott Aberle, my table in 8th hour studyhall so he can get as many good naps as I did and to Joletta Gardner, all of my sweaty wristbands. 1, Kristi Kemnetz, being of an unpredictable mind and short, squatty body do hereby will and bequeath to Joe Brand and Rusty Bjork the 4th hour studyhall in hopes that they will use it more than I did. Also to Rusty and Kenny, the fun times we had bagging rotten potatoes at Dick’s. I, Rob Krones, being of hoglike smella and proud owner of a cream-colored Chevelle, do hereby and henceforth will and bequeath certain rights, abilities, and human characteristics to the following characters: to Darryl Stiles, I will my cunning ability to run stop signs, race around town, and generally cause havoc without getting caught. Also the ability to meet the new cop by driving around town without my lights on. To my little sister “AMY” I leave the hallowed halls of CHS and the nerve to bug every teacher without getting in trouble. I, David Kahle, being of sufficient brains and solid brawn, do hereby will and bequeath to Tyler Houser my ability to not only play in the band for all four years of high school, but also to be able to “Fake it” and graduate without knowing how to read music. To Scott Haberkorn, I leave my ability to receive unbearable amounts of faculty authority which seems to be dispersed quite unequally. To Cathy Carlock, I leave the Journalism room, the Tatler, and Miss Eskew in hopes that I can leave them all far, far behind. I, Carolyn Lang, being of unsound mind and skinny body, do hereby will and bequeath to Donna Sharp and Lori Lambert one rusted-out 73 Chevy and all the Saturday nights to go with it. To Scott Haberkorn, I will the third seat on the bus ride to Pontiac. To Pam Gardner I will a bottle of aspirin to go along with 7th hour P.E. To Lana Friedamn, I will the book “Ten Ways to Catch a Carrico”. I, Sabrina Sanders, being of wandering mind and physically fit yet uncontrollable body, do hereby will and bequeath to Tammy Bryant, I am leaving our lab partner so that she may continue to drive her crazy. To any Junior who, like myself, has a tendency to be late, I am leaving my ability to not get suspended or get into trouble for ajl of the times I’ve been late. I, Gene Sorey, being of rebel- lious mind and wild body, do hereby will and bequeath to Joe Brand all of my ability to walk a straight line whenever the need arises. To Ken Hurt, my ability to order people around without them knowing it. I, Denise Rosendahl, alias “Wrongway” being of unused mind and very much unused body, do hereby will and bequeath to Tammy Bryant my position in basketball in hopes she doesn’t have to trade off and on too often with anyone else, and a four-wheel drive pickup so she can get out of mud before her mom arrives upon the scene; to Julie Knittles all the magazines in the library with posters of good-looking guys so she can keep her collection up. To Donna Sharp, a bottle opener in hopes she can open a bottle next year. To Darryl Stiles, a piece of physique from a female body so that he doesn’t have to go around attacking all the females at CHS. 1, Laura Ann Stadler, being of extremely active mind and inactive mind and inactive body, do hereby will and bequeath to my brother, John, my fantastic driving abilities in the hope he learns to drive better than I do; Randy Fields, one red bow tie in the hope that one of them is Band next year and has as much fun as I’ve had in there, and to Bruce Seward, my ability to tolerate the childishness of fellow students in the hope that he can put it to good use and learn to be a nice guy (Good luck). I, Alan Thomsen, being of body patterned after the “Six Million Dollar Man” and mind which is constantly working and only occasionally wandering, do hereby will and bequeath the following things to the following people: to Mike Carrico, I leave my ability to start every basketball game, play in the vast majority of the quarters, and still have very few people know I was even there. To Brian Steid-inger, I leave my ability to play middle linebacker quite proficiently. 61 Kristi Hubly — VALEDICTORIAN Patty Franey — SALUTATORIAN 62 LOOKS LIKE WE MADE IT!! Kristi Hubly — Legion Award Cris Carrico A Kiss for Mom! — Legion Award Best Wishes! How about a Hug! 63 David Kahle f r Patty Franey ANGELS??? Rich Gillette SENIORS... You got the cutest little baby face!! Denise Rosendahl Carolyn Lang 64 65 CHORUS row 1 — Denise Bayston (Treas.), Carolyn Lang (Sec.), Tammy Bryant (Vice Pres.), Patty Franey (Pres.), row 2 — Lana Friedman, Maureen Murphy. Melanie Irwin, Pam Gardner, Trudy Fellers, Stacy Quint, row 3 — Kurt Runyon, Randy Fields, Pat Lawless, Rusty Bjork. Todd Bryant, Becky Weber, Carla Lowery, row 4 — Karl Gillette, Joe Weber, John Frye, Dan Kessinger, Mike Langan. Director — Miss Hass This page was sponsored by Diller Tile Comp, and Livingston Lumber Comp. 66 GIRLS CHORUS row I — Stacy Quint, Meianie Irwin, Denise Bayston. row 2 — Tara McDonald, Patty Franey, Becky Weber, row .? — Maureen Murphy, Trudy Fellers, Carolyn Lang, Carla Lowery. Christmas Concert 67 SWING CHOIR front row — Randy Fields. Lana Friedman. Karl Gillette, Becky Weber. Joe Weber. Carla Lowery. Tammy Bryant. David Kahle, Denise Bayston. Todd Bryant, back row — Stacy Quint. Rusty Bjork. Duane Barrett. Melanie Irwin. Pat Lawless. Patty Franey, John Frye. This page was sponsored by Diller Tile Comp, and Rebholi Electric of Chatsworth. BOOGIE FEVER! CONCERT BAND row l — Chris Sheppard. Todd Bryant. Laura Stadler. Tyler Houser, Melanie Irwin. David Kahle. Patty Franey. George Kosmach. Director, row 2 — Stacy Quint. Donita Lowery. Denise Bavston. Scott Haberkorn. Dave Roberts, Kenny Hurl, John Frye. Joe Weber, Nancy Stadler. row .? — Pam Gardner. Donna Sharp. Tammy Bryant. Julie Knittles. Corinne Boruff. Debbie Rich. Pat Lawless, Rich Gillette. Duane Barrett. 69 CHS BAND Wind Songs Stay on my mind. 70 TALEFEATHERS row I — Carolyn Lang, (Editor). Miss Roy (Sponsor), row 2 — Darryl Stiles, Dave Clark, (Photo), Jill Doh-man, John Kroll. row 3 — Gene Sorey, Melanie Irwin, Pat Lawless. Joe Brand. I he Yearbook Staff would like to thank all the students, staff members, administrators, and merchants for making this book possible. The Yearbook could not have been completed without your help and support. The Talefeathers Staff is proud to present the 1980 yearbook to you. The yearbook staff would like to apologize to Joletta for the slip up. Joletta Gardner 71 TATLER row I Mary Guentner. Sabrina Sanders. Kristi Kemnetz. Sharon Kessinger. row 2 David Kahle. Rusty Bjork. Tyler Houser, row.? Miss Eskew (Sponsor). Cathy Carlock. STUDENT COUNCIL row I Alan Thomsen (Vice-P.). Rob Krones, Cris Carrico (Pres.). Rich Gillette (Treas.). Laura Stadler. row 2 Tom Kapper. David Kahle. Scott Hoelscher, Tammy Bryant, Carolyn Lang (Sec.). Tammy Hornickel, Tana Steidinger. Row.? — Bob Dohman. Denise Bayston. Patty Franey. Kristi Hubly. Scott Aberle. Mike Carrico. Val Dohman. 72 HOMEMAKERS OF TOMORROW row I Kristi Kemnetz (Treas.). Mary Guentner (Vice Pres.), Sabrina Sanders (Pres.). Star-lyn Dunn (Sec.). Miss Hopkins (Sponsor), row 2 — Lana Friedman. Becky Weber, Donita Lowery. Carla Lowery. Tana Steidinger, Denise Bayston, Cathy Carlock. row 3 — Stacy Quint. Jill Haberkorn, Sharon Kessinger. Mary Maxson. Kelly Lee, Tammy Hornickel, Lori Kietzman. Melanie Irwin, row 4 — Jill Dohman, Debbie Rich.Corinne Boruff. Julie Knittles. Tammy Bryant. Donna Sharp. Kristi Hubly, Patty Franey, Denise Rosendahl. Carolyn Lang. front David Clark. Patty Franey. Denise Bayston. Lana Friedman. Debbie Rich, back David Kahle. Tammy Bryant. Becky Weber, Carla Lowery. Randy Fields. 73 SPEECH TEAM FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA row ! — Kirk Thomsen, Mary Guentner, Rob Krones, Jeff Hoelscher, Denise Rosendahl, Jeff Kirkpatrick, Mr. Weber (Sponsor), row 2 — Karl Gillette, Darryl Stiles, Dennis Aberle, Bruce Seward. John Rebholz, Scott Hoelscher. row 3 — Danny Kessinger. Wayne Rich, Lial Zeedyk, Joey Brand Bob Dohman. Paul Hoelscher, Joe Weber, row 4 — Brent Feely, Pat Lawless. Brian Sheppard. Mike Langan, Scott Dehm, Scott Aberle, Brian Steidinger. Bob Dohman (Treas.), Mr. Weber (Sponsor), Rob Krones (Pres.), Darryl Stiles (Sentinel), Denise Rosendahl (Reporter), Brent Feely (Sec.), Scott Hoelscher (Vice-Pres.). 74 LIBRARY CLUB Mrs. Weller (sponsor). Jill Dohman. Cindy Moranville, Kristi Kemnetz. back row—• Donna Sharp. Julie Knittles. Starlyn Dunn. Sabrina Sanders, Cathy Carlock. SPANISH CLUB row I — Bruce Seward. Richard Gillette. Tammy Bryant, Tammy Hornickel. Kelly Lee, David Clark. Val Dohman, Mrs. Carrico (Sponsor), row 2 — Denise Rosendahl. Denise Bayston, Patty Franey. Kristi Hubly, Scott Aberle. Joe Brand, Mike Carrico, Melanie Irwin, Corinne Boruff. Carla Lowery. row_? — Cris Carrico. Duane Barrett. Jeff Johnson. Jess Hanna, Paul Hoelscher, Randy Fields. Laura Stadler, John Herr, row 4 — Becky Weber, Brian Feely. Donita Lowery, Todd Bryant, Ken Hurt, Dave Roberts, Lori Lambert, Debbie Rich. Brent Feely. LETTERMAN’S CLUB Cris Carrico — Football — Soph., Jr., Sr., Basketball — Jr., Sr., Track — Fr., Soph., Jr., Sr., Baseball — Fr., Soph. Patty Franey — Basketball — Fr., Soph., Sr. Rich Gillette — Football — Sr„ Basketball — Sr., Track — Jr., Sr., Baseball — Sr. Mary Guentner — Volleyball — Sr., Track — Fr., Soph., Sr. Jeff Hoelscher— Football — Jr., Sr., Basketball — Sr. Kristi Hubly — Volleyball — Fr., Soph., Jr., Sr., Basketball — Fr., Soph., Jr., Sr. David Kahle — T rack — Sr. Kristi Kemnetz — Track — Fr. Jeff Kirkpatrick — Baseball — Sr. Rob Krones — Football — Jr., Sr. Denise Rosendahl — Basketball — Soph., Sr. Allen Thomsen — Football — Soph., Jr., Sr., Basketball — Sr.. Baseball — Soph., Jr., Sr. Dennis Aberle — Football — Jr. Joe Brand — Football — Jr. Tammy Bryant — Volleyball — Jr., Basketball — Jr. Mike Carrico — Football — Jr., Basketball — Jr., Track — Fr., Soph., Jr., Baseball — Soph., Jr. Dave Clark — Football — Soph., Jr. Bob Dohman — Football — Soph., Jr., Track — Fr., Soph. Brent Feely — Football — Jr., Baseball — Soph., Basketball — Jr. Randy Fields — Football — mgr. Fr., Basketball — mgr. Fr., Track — Fr., Soph., Jr. John Frye — Football — Jr., Basketball — Jr. Pam Gardner — Basketball — mgr. Jr. Scott Hoelscher — Football — Jr., Baseball — Jr. Starlyn Dunn — Track — Fr., Soph., Jr. Tami Hornickel— Volleyball — Jr., Track — Fr., Soph. Jeff Johnson — Baseball — Soph., Jr. Sharon Kessinger — Volleyball — Jr., Basketball — Fr., Soph., Jr., Track — Jr. Kelly Lee — Volleyball — Fr., Soph., Jr., Basketball — Fr., Soph., Jr. John Rebholz — Baseball — Jr. Bruce Seward — Baseball — mgr. Jr. Brian Steidinger — Football — Jr., Baseball — Jr. Darryl Stiles — Football — Soph., Jr., Track — Jr. Kirk Thomsen — Football — Soph., Jr. Scott Aberle — Football — Soph., Basketball — Soph., Track — Fr., Soph. Corinne Boruff— Track — Soph. Todd Bryant — Track — Soph. Trudi Fellers — Basketball — mgr. Fr., Track — Soph. Jess Hanna — Football mgr. Soph., Basketball — mgr. Fr., Soph., Baseball — Soph. John Herr — Track — Soph. Paul Hoelscher — Track — Soph. Tom Lang — Football — Soph. Chris Sheppard — Football — Soph., Track — Soph., Baseball — Soph. Joe Weber — Football — Soph., Basketball — Soph., Track — Fr., Soph. Tom Kapper — Track — Fr. Dan Kessinger— Baseball — Fr. Carla Lowery — Track — mgr. Fr. Dave Roberts — Football — Fr., Track — Fr., Baseball — Fr. Kurt Runyon — Football — mgr. Fr. Becky Weber — Basketball — Fr., Track — Fr. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Brent Feely, Kristi Hubly, Patty Franey, Cris Carrico, Pam Gardner Cris Carrico Brent Feely Pam Gardner 77 AWARDS DAY AT CHS 78 SPEECH AWARD — Lana Friedman WHO’S WHO??? 80 Jeff Kirkpatrick Melanie Irwin I Sabrina Sanders Kristi Hubly Ted Dunn 81 INDEX SENIORS Cris Carrico — 8,10,23,24,25,28,29,37, 38,42,44, 55,59, 72,75,53,62,79 Ted Dunn — 8,10,53,54, 55, 59,62, 81 Pat Franey — 8, 10, 18,32,33,45,48,49,50, 53,55, 59,62,64,66,67,68,69,72,73,75, 79,56 Rich Gillette — 8,10,23,25,28,29,37,41, 45.53.55.57.59.62.64, 69,72,75 Mary Guentner — 8,10,30,39,52,55,59, 53.62.72.73.74 Lee Hodges — 8, 10,28,29,37, 55,59,62 Jeff Hoelscher — 8,10,18,23,25,28,29,49, 53.55.60.62.74 Kristi Hubly — 8, 10, 18,30,32,33,42,44, 49.53.55.60.62.72.73.75.79.81 Melanie Irwin — 8,10,53,55, 56,59,62,66, 67.68.69.71.75.81 David Kahle — 8,10, 18,37,45,49,50,53, 55.60.62.64.68.69.72.73 Kristin Kemnetz — 9,11,53, 54,55,60,62, 72.73.75.81 Lori Kietzman — 9, 11,52,53,55,60,62,64, 73 Jeff Kirkpatrick — 9,11,41,52,53,55,60, 62.74.81 Rob Krones — 9, 11,18,23,24,25,45,53, 54,55,56,60,62,72,74,77 Carolyn Lang — 9,11,32,33,45,53,55,56, 61.62.64.66.67.71.72.73 Denise Rosendahl — 9,11, 32,33,34,35,36, 45.53.55.61.62.64, 73,74,75 Sabrina Sanders — 9,11,45,53,55,61,62, 72.73.75.81 Gene Sorey — 9, 11,53,54, 55,61,62,71, 81, 57 Laura Stadler —9,11, 18,53,55,61,62,64 70,78 Alan Thomsen — 9, 11,23,24,25,28,29,41, 42,45,50,53,54,55,61,62,72 JUNIORS Dennis Aberle — 12,23,74,58 Nina A1 verson — 12 Douglas Bell— 12 Brian Bjork — 12,66,68, 58,72 Joseph Brand — 12,23, 71, 74,75 Tammy Bryant — 12,19, 30,33,39,48,50, 56.66.68.69.72.73.75 Cathy Carlock — 12, 51, 56,72,73,75 Mike Carrico — 12,19,23,29, 37,41,72,75, 78 David Clark — 12,23,48,50, 51,57,71,73, Robert Dohman — 12,19,23,29,37, 58, 72, 74 Starlyn Dunn — 12,39,56,58,73,75 Tom Lang — 23,26 Brent Feely — 12, 19,23,29,48, 74, 75, 79 Randy Fields — 12,37, 50, 51,57,66,68,73, 75 John Frye — 12,23,29, 57,66,68,69 Pam Gardner — 12,30,49, 50,56,66,69, 79 Jill Haberkom — 12,34, 36,73 Scott Haberkom — 12, 69, 56 Scott Hoelscher — 13, 19,23,29,72,74 Pat Hoover— 13 Tami Hornickel — 13, 19,30,34,35,36,48, 72.73.75 Tyler Houser — 13, 69, 72 Jeff Hohnson — 13,41,75 Sharon Kessinger — 13,30,33,34,35,36, 39,48, 72,73 Julie Knittles — 13,51,56,69,73,75 John Kroll— 13,71 Pat Lawless — 13,68,66,69,71,74,77 Kelly Lee — 13,30,34,35,36,49,51,73,75 John Rebolz—13,41,58,74 Bruce Seward — 13,37,41,74,75 Donna Sharp — 13,33,49, 50, 56,69,73,75 John Stadler— 13 Brian Steidinger — 13,23,41,74, 58 Darryl Stiles — 13,23, 37, 71, 74 Kirk Thomsen — 13,23, 29, 37, 74 SOPHOMORES Scott Aberle — 14,18,23,26,29,37, 51, 72, 74.75 Dawn A1 verson — 14 Duane Barrett — 14,37, 50,51,68,69,75 Denise Bayston — 14, 18,30,36, 51,66,67, 68.69.72.73.75 Dan Bell— 14 Corinne Boruff — 14,30,33,57,69,73,75 Todd Bryant — 14,26, 37,51,66,68,69,75 John Carlock — 14,26 Scott Dehm—14,26,29,74 Jill Dohman — 14,71,73,75 Brian Feely — 14,18,23,26,29,75 Trudy Fellers — 14, 30,39,66,67 Lana Freidman — 14, 50,66,68,73,78 Joletta Gardner — 71,33,58 Karl Gillette —14 Jess Hanna — 15,29,41,75 John Herr— 15,29,37,75 Paul Hoelscher — 15,23,29,37,74,75 Ken Hurt— 15,50,51,69,75 Lori Lambert — 15,33,75 Donita Lowery — 15,18, 30,36,69,73,75, 58 Karlenda Mattingly — 15 Tara McDonald — 15,67 Maureen Murphy — 15,30,66,67 Debra Rich — 15,33,69,73,75 Chris Sheppard — 15,26,29,37,41,69 Robin Roberts — 15,69 Tana Steidinger— 15,18,30,36,39,57,72, 73 Joe Weber — 15,18,23,26,29,37,50,66, 68,69,74 Bonnie York — 15 Mark York—15 FRESHMEN Colleen Alverson —16 Darin Bjork — 16 Kris Carlock — 16,26 Maureen Davis — 16 Val Dohman—16, 19,72,75 Ingrid Hurt— 16, 58 Tom Kapper — 16, 19,26,29,37,72 Dan Kessinger — 16,26,29,41,66,74 Mike Langan — 16,26,66,74 Carla Lowery — 16,30, 50,66,67,68,73,75 Mary Maxson — 16,19,30,33,73,77 Angie McConnell—16 Cindy Moranville — 17,75 Stacy Quint — 17,50,51,66,67,68,69,73 Wayne Rich — 17,29,74 Dave Roberts — 17,19,26,29,37,41,75 Kurt Runyon — 17,29,66 Leah Schade—17,51 Brian Sheppard — 17, 26, 29,74 Nancy Stadler — 17,69 Ben Stork— 17 Bob Weaver—17,19 Becky Weber — 17,19,30,33,36,39,42,50, 66,67,68,73,75 Lial Zeedyk — 17,37,74 FACULTY Mr. Ball —6, 39 Mrs. Brunacci — 5,36 Mr. Carrico — 2,53 Mrs. Carrico — 3,75 Mr. Corban — 5,29,28,53,55 Mr. Demuth — 3,51,53 Miss Eskew — 6,72 Mr. Gibb —4 Miss Hass — 6,51,66 Miss Hopkins — 5,73 Mr. Kapper — 3 Mr. Koets — 4 Mr. Kosmach — 6,30,51,69 Miss Roy — 5,71 Mrs. Storm — 4 Mr. Unzicker — 5,23,24,29,28,37 Mr. Weber —5,74 Mrs. Weller —3,75 Mr. Thomsen — 23,24,26,41 Mr. Meyers — 23,24,26 NONTEACHING STAFF — 20,21 STUDENTS 7 SPORTS 22 ACTIVITIES 43 CLUBS 65 THIS PAGE IS THE LAST PAGE TO BE ENTERED IN THE 1980 TALEFEATHERS. ALL THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION WAS RECORDED ON JUNE 10, 1980. The cover of the talefeathers and the divider sheets are the Olympic Symbols — The gold circles. The color of the cover was the same color of the 1976 Talefeathers which is also an Olympic and Presidential Election year. The people who worked to design this book are: Carolyn Lang, Darryl Stiles, Dave Clark, Jill Dohman, John Kroll, Gene Sorey, Miss Roy, Melanie Irwin, Pat Lawless, and Joe Brand. We wanted to record the following information so it will become permanent with the rest of the book. NATIONAL The 1980 Winter Olympics — Lake Placid, New York, the American Hockey Team won the first gold medal ever. The 1980 Summer Olympics — Moscow, Russia, as of this date June 10, the United States of America are boycotting the Summer Olympics due to the Russian invasion of Afghanistan. The 1980 Presidential Election — The Primaries have ended on June 4, President Jimmy Carter has enough delegates to win the Democratic nomination. Senator Teddy Kennedy was also competing for the Dem. nomination. The Republican nomination will probably go to Governor Ronald Reagan. Competing for the Republican nomination was George Bush. It is believed that Representative John Anderson of Illinois will run as an Independent. Teheran, Iran — In November of 1979 the American Embassy in Iran was invaded by Iran Terrorist and all Americans were held hostage. This was a political rebellion against the United States of America for sheltering the Shah of Iran throughout his illness. As of this date June 10, the American hostages are at day 220 of captivity. We hope when you receive this book they are all home safely. Vicinity Spokane, Washington — Mt. St. Helen erupted. The force of the eruption generated 500 times the force of the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima. Mt. St. Helen was the first eruption in the U.S. since the Cascades Mt. in 1914. LOCAL Chatsworth invested in a new sewer system throughout the town. Betty’s Bargain burned. Max Moore’s Barn burned. Popular Songs — It Was Almost Like A Song, and Love Stinks. Popular Clothes — straight leg jeans, cowboy hats, and clog shoes. Prices of 1980 1 gallon of gas — $1.32 Postage Stamp — 15C Movie — $3.00 per person Can of Pop — 35C QUARTERBACK CLUB CHATSWORTH WATSON'S BRIDGE DRAINAGE INC. CHATSWORTH HORNSBY'S FAMILY CENTER FORREST SSfB SAVINGS PONTIAC A DIVISION OF BLOOM FEDERAL THE PEOPLE'S CLEANERS REBHOLZ ELECTRIC CHATSWORTH CHATSWORTH VAN'S SALES WALTER'S FORD SERVICE SALES CHATSWORTH CHATSWORTH CABLE TELEVISION 7-UP COMP. FAIRBURY DR. PEPPER ILLINOIS VENDER SHAFER-PEARSON SARTORIS DRUGS AGENCY INC. DOWNTOWN CHATSWORTH PONTIAC J.C. PENNY MAX MOORE SERVING LIVINGSTON COUNTY FOR 53 YRS. CONSTRUCTION DOWNTOWN PONTIAC CHATSWORTH FATHER KARL ST. PETER PAUL DR. SCHMID CHATSWORTH CHATSWORTH DR. CHAMBERS CHATSWORTH JANKUN STUDIO FORREST 815 657 8669 STATE BANK OF FORREST KAISER'S CHEMICAL CHATSWORTH THE BAKE SHOP CHATSWORTH NUSSBAUM CHEVY —OLDS CHATSWORTH THE FARMER'S PUB CHATSWORTH KANE ELECTRONIC CULLOM BETTY'S BARGAIN BARN CORBAN'S INSURANCE CULLOM DR. GEORGE CHIN CHATSWORTH CHRIS' FOOD BREW CULLOM CHATSWORTH BOB'S AUTO SALES CHATSWORTH CITIZENS BANK HABERKORN K AROSENBOOM HARDWARE INC. SHAKLEE DIST. CHATSWORTH CHATSWORTH COSTELLO'S HABERKORN MARKET FURNITURE CARPET CHATSWORTH CHATSWORTH J.C. KELLY CO. CHATSWORTH COUNTRY COMPANIES CHATSWORTH THE FLOWER BRAND'S CART SERVICES CHATSWORTH CHATSWORTH QUINTS DICK'S DRIVE-IN SUPERMARKET CHATSWORTH CHATSWORTH DOHMAN'S AUTO LOWERY BODY SALES RENTAL PROP. SHOP CHATSWORTH CHATSWORTH DAVE'S TIRE DILLER ALIGNMENT TILE COMP. CHATSWORTH CHATSWORTH CHATSWORTH NICHOLS PLAINDEALER HOMESHIELD INC. COMMUNITY NEWS CHATSWORTH LIVINGSTON LUMBER CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER CHATSWORTH BRUNTON STORAGE HANNA PLUMBING VAN COMP. AND HEATING CHATSWORTH CHATSWORTH 635-3301 TIM'S SHELL VICKY'S BEAUTY SERVICE BARN CHATSWORTH CHATSWORTH WALTON'S FORREST MILK FAIRBURY PRODUCTS GAMBLES HARDWARE FORREST MEATS FAIRBURY INC. HUBER’S CLOTHING FORREST FAIRBURY ELEVATOR BOB NUSSBAUM PLUMBING HEATING HOWLAND MOTORS INC. CHRYSLER — PLYMOUTH FAIRBURY PIPER CITY DEHM BUS PIPER CITY SERVICE BOWLING LANES BARTH’S V S VARIETY STORE FAIRBURY RIGSBY PHARMACY CHATSWORTH PAFCO FORREST SEARS CATALOG MERCHANT CHATSWORTH HONEGGER REALTY FORREST BALTZ SALES SERVICE CHATSWORTH 88 Autographs Taylor Publishing Company FRESHM Colleen Al verson Darin Bjork Maureen Davis Val Dohman Ingrid Hurt Tom Kapper Dan Kessinger Mike Langan Carla Lowery Mary' Maxson Angie McConnell Jeff Kirkpatrick Rob K rones Carolyn Lang Denise Rosendahl Sabrina Sanders Gene Sorcy Laura Siadler Alan Thomsen JUNIORS 'Dennis Aberle Nina Alverson Douglas Bell Brian Bjork Joseph Brand Tyler Houser Tammy Bryant Jeff Johnson Cathy Carlock Sharon Kessinger Michael Carrico Julie Knittles David Clark John Krol! Robert Dohman John Lawless Starlyn Dunn Kelly Lee Brent Fcely John Rebholz Randall Fields Bruce Seward John Frye Donna Sharp Pam Gardner John Stadler Jill Haberkom Brian Steidingcr Scott Haberkorn Darryl Stiles Scott Hoelscher Kirk Thomsen Pat Hoover Tammy Homickel CHATSWORTH HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Mr. Carrico Mrs. Wclier Mr. Gibb Miss Roy Miss Hopkins Mrs. Carrico Mr. Weber Mr. Corban Mrs. Storm Mr. Kapper Mr. Kocts Miss Eskcw Miss Hass Mr. Ball Mr. Unzicker Mrs. Brunacci Mr. Kosmach Mr. Dcmuth Cindy Moranville Stacy Quint Wayne Rich Dave Roberts Kurt Runyon Leah Schadc Brian Sheppard Nancy Stadler Ben Stork Bob Weaver Becky Weber Lial Zcedyk SOPHOMORES Trudy Fellers Lana Friedman • Karl Gillette Jess Hanna John Herr Paul Hoelscher Kenneth Hurt Lori Lambert Domta Lowery Karlenda Mattingly Tara McDonald Maureen Murphy Debra Rich Christopher Sheppard Robin Boberts Tana Steidinger Joseph Weber Bonnie York Mark York Joletta Gardner Scott Aberle Dawn Alvcrson Duane Barrett Denise Bayston Dan Bell Corinne Boruff Todd Bryant John Carlock Scott Dchm Jill Dohman Brian Feely