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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1985 volume:

CHATSWORTH HIGH SCHOOL P.O. BOX 847 CHATSWORTH, IL 60921 815-635-3191 TABLE OF CONTENTS Page 3. Administration 4. Faculty 5. Personnel 8. Seniors 12. Underclassmen 15. Class Officers 17. Groups and Organization 26. Activities 34. Sports Page 49. Junior-Senior Trip 52. Prom 55. Honors Day 56. Graduating Class 57. Prophesy 58. Graduation 60. Wills 68. Index 69. Ads 70. Autographs 2 Chatsworth High School 1985 Secretary — Sandy Miller Secretary — Kathy Gerdes I Superintendent — Dr. Walker ADMINISTRATORS Principal — Leeon Carrico Secretary — Shirley Kietzman Faculty 1985 Girls' P.E. Mrs. Burnett English Mr. Czyz Health and Boys’ P.E. Mr. DeMuth Speech Mrs. Carrico English and Spanish Mr. Gibb Science Mr. Corban Drivers Ed. f Mrs. Harms Home Ec. Mrs. Russell Chorus and Band Mrs. Storm Business — Typing Mr. Weber Agriculture Mrs. Weller Librarian 4 Karen Sheppard, Mary Boruff, Virginia Lee, Margret Johnson COOKS BUS DRIVERS CUSTODIANS Jim Edwards Ron Bruner Junior Hurt Judy Hobart Elaine Pool 5 You Only Live Once . . . and If You Live It Right . . . Once Is Enough. Judith Ann Battey. Angela June Dohman Judith Ann Haberkorn Dorothy Marie Culkin Suzanne Margaret Davis Gary Wayne Dunn LaJeana Beth Durham Lynn Marie Haberkorn Matthew James Haberkorn Cary Douglas Dehm Eric Michael Guentner Lori Michele Kistler 8 Seniors Class of 1985 Brian Lee Koerner Elizabeth Ann Krones Randall Eric Mattingly Thomas Joseph Stadler Helen Bertha Steidinger Teryl Lee Saxton James Cordell Tooley Sarah Beth Weber Keith Irvin Wilken Tina Marie Willis Gary “Watch out girls?!?” Teri “Where’s the water” Randy “Everyone's gone, party time” Lori “Hollywood here I come.” Doug “I didn’t do it!” Teresa “Did he really say that?” Suzanne “Where’s the party?” 10 Matt “Breakdancin?!? Tina “Where’d he go” Ann Ride ’em Cowgirl!” Angie Cleanliness is togetherness” Lynn “Howdy Partner Sarah “Here I am!” Judy “Ain’t I Cute?” Jeana “What’s Cookin' Ma?” Brian My very own John Deere” 11 Juniors Class of “86” Mrs. Weller . dt 1 y Shane Dawson Cindy Flessner Jason Friedman Picture Not Available Lucy Gardner Shelley Gibson Denis Labij Brian Miller Mike Moody Mike Miller Bob Hanks Jim Rich Shawn Stein 12 Sophomores Class of “87” Mr. Weber Mr. Koets Randy Ashman Darrin Belousek Ron Briscoe Tina Crawford Tom Franey Brian Hoelscher Michelle Miller Steve Moore Margaret Steidinger ___f Troy Wheeler Mike Wilson Brenda Sharp 13 Freshmen Class of “88” Bobbie Jo Baker Bart Bayston if George Bedner Michelle Birkenbeil Lance Dehm Tamara Durre Lara Elliott Joan Franey Kelli Gerth Lisa Gibson Loren Haberkorn Penny Howard Debra Kessinger Glen Masden Dean Schlabowski Roger Schroeder David Shubert Donnanna Smartz Mrs. Storm Mr. Kapper 14 CLASS OFFICERS SENIORS — President, Keith Wilken; Vice-President, Judy Haberkorn; Secretary, Jim Tooley; Treasurer, Ann Krones JUNIORS — Shawn Stein; Vice-Pres., Mike Miller (not shown); Secretary, Cindy Flessner; Treasurer, Shelley Gibson SOPHOMORES — President, David Lindquist; Vice-President, FRESHMEN — President, Bart Bayston; Vice-Pres., Joni Franey; Michelle Miller; Secretary, Ron Briscoe; Treasurer, Tina Secretary, Kelli Gerth; Treasurer, Debbie Kessinger Crawford 15 16 Student Council Top Row, L. to R. — Ron Durre, Doug Dehm, Mike Moody, Tome Franey, Dave Lindquist. Middle Row, L. to R. — Shawn Stein, Teresa Sheppard, Judy Haberkorn, Bart Bayston, Lara Elliott, Teresa Bryant. Bottom Row, L. to R. — Cindy Flessner, Judy Battey, Gary Dunn, Sarah Weber. This year’s student council took on many different activities, some of which were highly successful. The harvest and consolidation dances turned out to be huge successes, with the turn out of record-breaking crowds. And the band we picked for homecoming could not have possibly been topped! Our most important endeavor, giving food to the needy over the holidays, was supported by everyone in the school, and gave everyone a sense of accomplishment. Band The CHS band, though small it is, has been very busy this year with a variety of things. They played for boy’s basketball games during halftimes, and on one occasion, got together with the FSW High School band for the Chatsworth vs. Forrest basketball game. This was a great experience for them, as they got to play in a bigger, better equipped band. They, along with the junior high band, also played many songs for the Spring Concert held on March 26. As you can see, the seven freshman members and director, Mrs. Donna Russell, have been very hard at it this year. Top — Lisa Gibson. Middle Row, L. to R. — Lara Elliot, Teresa Bryant, Joni Franey, Lisa DeMuth, Kelli Gerth, Debbie Kessinger. Front — Sponsor Donna Russell. Top Row, L. to R. — Doug Dehm, Teresa Sheppard, Judy Haberkorn, Jim Tooley, Lynn Haberkorn, Brenda Sharp. Middle Row, L. to R. — Lucy Gardner, Lara Elliott, Teresa Bryant, Lisa Gibson, Kelli Gerth, Debbie Kessinger, Michelle Birkenbeil, Sponsor Donna Russell. Bottom Row, L. to R. — Missy Miller, Cindy Flessner, Joni Franey, Lisa DeMuth, Tammi Durre, Bobbie Jo Baker, Tina Crawford. 19 Top, L to R — Randy Ashman, Ron Briscoe, Keith Wilken, Judy Battey, Lori Kistler, Teryl Saxton, Matt Haberkorn, Teresa Sheppard, Lynn Haberkorn, Sarah Weber, Lisa Demuth, Debbie Kissinger. Mid. — Missy Miller. Shawn Stein, Lucy Gardner, Brenda Sharp, Cindy Flessner, Kelli Gerth, Ann Krones. Mike Moody, Darin Belousek, David Lindquist, Brian Hoelscher, Jim Tooley, Judy Haberkorn, Shane Dawson, Shelly Gibson, Mike Miller, Doug Dehm, Nick Kublak. Math Club Top Row, L. to R. — Mike Moody, Ann Krones, Shane Dawson, Denis Labij, Keith Wilken, Suzanne Davis, Lucy Gardner, Mr. Koets. Front Row — Shawn Stein, Doug Dehm, Jim Tooley, Mike Miller, Ron Durre, Shelley Gibson, Sarah Weber, Helen Steidinger. Spanish Club Top Row, L. to R. — Bart Bayston, Ron Briscoe, Doug Dehm. Teresa Sheppard, Jim Tooley, Steve Quint, Brian Hoelscher, Dave Lindquist, Darrin Belousek, Shane Dawson. 2nd Row — Lisa DeMuth, Lisa Gibson. Joni Franey, Ron Durre, Keith Wilken, Ann Krones, Jim Rich, Gary Dunn, Tom Franey, Mrs. Carrico. Front Row — Lucy Gardner, Sarah Weber, Teresa Bryant, Shelley Gibson, Cindy Flessner, Tammi Durre, Michelle Birkenbeil, Debbie Kessinger, Kelli Gerth, Lara Elliott. 21 The FFA had a very busy year. The livestock and ag mechanics teams competed at the national contests, with the livestock team being only ten points behind first place. At the state level, the FFA won both the milk and meats contests. The FFA also participated in many other local and state activities in livestock, meats, milks, farm management, soils, and ag mechanics. The end of the year brought the annual pork chop barbeque which provided a rough softball game and a pork chop eating contest. SPEECH Top, L. to R. — Bart Bayston, Lisa DeMuth. Bottom, L. to R. — Sarah Weber, Jim Tooley. FFA 22 Top Row, L. to R. — Steve Moore, Troy Wheeler, Eric Guentner, Steve Quint, Jason Friedman, Tom Franey, Dave Lindquist, Bart Bayston, Randy Ashman, Dean Schlabowski. Middle Row, L. to R. — Bob Hanks, Dave Shubert, George Bednar, Lance Dehm, Tom Stadler, Brian Koerner, Ron Briscoe, Darrin Belousek, Loren Haberkorn. Bottom Row, L. to R. — Keith Wilken, Randy Mattingly, Ron Durrer, Mike Miller, Matt Haberkorn, Ann Krones, Mike Moody, Sponsor Gene Weber. Steve Meenen ART CLUB David Schubert, Bob Hanks, Matt Haberkorn, Brian Hoelscher, Troy Wheeler, Mr. Riha, Nick Kubiak, Randy Mattingly, Dottie Culkin, Tina Willis. ART CLUB 1984-85 has been a busy year for the Art Club. Their main projects were painting the flats for the musical and making spirit buttons for the Bluebird fans. HOT The 1984-85 HOT members had a fun year. In the fall they held an initiation party for the freshmen and then at Christmas they went to White Oaks Mall in Springfield to do their Christmas shopping. They also helped with the cake raffle during basketball games. H.O.T. Judy Battey, Teresa Sheppard, Lisa Gipson, Debbie Kessinger, Kelli Gerth, Michelle Birkenbeil, Donna Smartz, Penny Howard, Lynn Haberkorn, Bobbie Jo Baker. Lori Kistler, Tina Willis, Cindy Flessner, Brenda Sharp, Teresa Bryant, Lara Elliott. Joni Franey, Sarah Weber, Lisa DeMuth. Angie Dohman, Dottie Culkin, Lucy Gardner, Judy Haberkorn, Mrs. Harms. 23 r atler The 1984-85 school year has been an enjoyable year for the Tatler staff. The staff has worked hard to produce a paper that would capture the attention of its readers. By working together, we have accomplished our goal of writing a successful school paper. This year the Tatler has included interesting editorials, reports, and articles about the school, the students, teachers, and special events. Talefeathers Top Row, L. to R. — Randy Mattingly, Angie Dohman, Lori Kistler, Helen Steidinger, Gary Dunn, Matt Haberkorn. Bottom Row, L. to R. — Dottie Culkin, Tina Willis, Teri Saxton, Judy Battey, Sponsor Diane Carrico. Top Row, L. to R. — Sponsor Gene Riha, Nick Kubiak, Brian Hoelscher, Tom Franey, Dave Lindquist, Bart Bayston, Missy Miller. Bottom Row, L. to R. — Dottie Culkin, Tina Willis, Teri Saxton, Judy Battey, Tammi Durre, Tina Crawford. 24 MY FAIR LADY CAST Sarah Weber Tim Tooley Tom Franey Doug Dehm Shane Dawson Hon Briscoe Kelli Gerth Joni Franey Lara Flliott Lance Dehm Brendy Sharp Suzanne Davis Debbie Kessinger Behind the Scenes Denis Labij Tom Stadler Tammi Durre Brian Hoelseher Dave Lindquist Keith Wilken Cindy Flessner Bart Bayston Lynn Haherkorn Judy Haherkorn Teresa Sheppard Lisa DeMuth Teresa Bryant Tina Crawford Loren Haherkorn Jr.-Sr. Play Mr. Morlock — Ron Durre Mrs. Morlock — Sarah Weber Joe Lanconi — Mike Moody Mary Morlock — Ann Krones Mildred — Suzanne Davis Luigi Lanconi — Jim Tooley Lucifer — Doug Dehm Martha Lanconi — Cindy Flessner Mr. Schmaltz — Keith Wilken Miss Akers — Judy Heberkorn Mr. Black — Mike Miller Jessica Morlock — Lucy Gardner Dr. Brown — Gary Dunn TIME BIRD ti« YEAR Sirah Weber Volleyball Back Row. L. to R. — Kelli Gerth, Debbie Kessinger. Sarah Weber, Teri Saxton, Judy Battey, Brenda Sharp, Coach Gene Riha. Front Row, L. to R. — Bobbie Baker, Teresa Bryant, Lara Elliott. Michelle Birkenbeil, Lisa DeMuth, Lisa Gibson. The CHS Volleyball team had a pretty good season overall this year. The varsity team had many underclassmen playing and still had a good record of 7 wins and 9 losses for the season. They even held the Traveling Trophy for a while, before finally losing it to Reddick in a close game. The girls and Coach Gene Riha thought that this season was a lot of fun and enjoyed it very much. 35 Girls Basketball Front Row, L. to R. — Cindy Flessner, Shelley Gibson, Lucy Gardner. Middle Row, L. to R. — Shawn Stein, Debbie Kessinger, Sarah Weber, Missy Miller, Brenda Sharp, Joni Franey. Back Row, L. to R. — Coach Don Gibb, Teresa Sheppard, Teri Saxton, Lynn Haberkorn, Judy Battey, Judy Haberkorn, Ann Krones. L. to R. — Lara Elliott, Lisa Gibson, Michelle Birkenbeil, Joni Franey, Brenda Sharp, Debbie Kessinger, Missy Miller, Kelli Gerth, Lisa DeMuth, Teresa Bryant. Front — Coach Don Gibb. 36 Boys Basketball Jim Tooley, Brian Hoelscher, Tom Franey, Denis Labij, Mike Moody, Ron Briscoe, Matt Haberkorn, Mike Miller, Loren Haberkorn, Shane Dawson, Ron Durre, Doug Dehm. Front — Coach Barry Corban, Manager Keith Wilken. Coach Wayne Czyz, Lance Dehm, Darrin Belousek, Bark Bayston, Loren Haberkorn, Tom Franey. Dave Lindquist. Brian Hoelscher. 37 VOLLEYBALL Sarah Weber, Terri Saxton. Judy Battey Sports Seniors Senior Cheerleaders and Basketball players with their parents CHEERLEADERS Judy Haberkorn. Teresa Sheppard. Sarah Weber. Lynn Haberkorn. GIRLS BASKETBALL Ann Krones. Judy Haberkorn, Teresa Sheppard. Lynn Haberkorn, Sarah Weber. Teri Saxton, Judy Battey. BASKETBALL Varsity Cheerleaders L. to R. — Lynn Haberkorn, Teresa Sheppard, Shelley Gibson, Judy Haberkorn, Cindy Flessner, Sarah Weber. L. to R. — Kelli Gerth, Joni Franey, Debbie Kessinger (top), Lisa DeMuth (bottom), Lara Elliott, Missy Miller. J.V. Cheerleaders The 1984-85 cheerleaders cheered on the last Chatsworth High School boys basketball team with feelings of spirit and pride. Not only were we the last CHS cheerleaders, but this year also marked the end of several years of cheering together. Disappointments, however, have come our way; being snowbound on homecoming skit day, and the WC competition being called off because of the snow are just a few. But, no matter how many problems, we can say that we will always remember the fun years we spent cheering at Chatsworth High. 39 Coach Wayne Czyz, Michelle Miller, Cindy Flessner, Sarah Weber, Bart Bayston, Doug Dehm, Brenda Sharp, Lisa Larson Baseball “85” p , t Coach Bob Thomsen, Lance Dehm, Randy Ashman, David Lindquist, Darrin Belousek, Mike Moody. Mike Miller, Shane Dawson. Nick Kubiak, Brian Hoelscher, Doug Dehm, Jim Tooley Sport Stats VOLLEYBALL STATS Junior Varsity Varsity BOYS BASKETBALL STATS Odell 16-14, 10-15, 14-16 14-16, 14-16 Saybrook Arrowsmith 75-69 Chenoa 8-15, 15-9,10-15 14-16, 15-12, 15- 7 Ford Central 58-70 Ford Central Melvin Sibley 15-13, 15-13, 8-15,12-15 13-15, 11-5,10-15 13-15, 15-13, 8-15 6-15 Fairbury-Dropsey 65-66 Mazon Verona Kinsman 6-15, 14-16 15- 5, 4-15, 11-15 Tri-Point 95-87 Iroquois West 15-10, 15- 8 15- 1, 15- 3 Saunemin 74-83 Buckley Loda 15-13, 15-12 1-15 Odell 80-74 14-16 Chenoe 76-53 Melvin Sibley 4-15, 11-15 5-15, 0-15 Wilmington 69-93 Fairbury-Cropsey 6-15, 14-16 9-15, 0-15 Octavia 79-67 Tri-Point 7-15, 8-15 15-13, 16-14 Ford Central 1-15, 11 15 Cornell 88-76 9-15, 15- 5, 15-12 Peotone 75-62 Reddick 15- 5, 7-15,14-16 15-12, 5-15, 10-15 Tri-Point 73 Saunemin 12-15, 16-14, 1-15 7-15, 13-15 6 Cornell 13-15, 15-11,15-3 14-16, 15-12, 15-12 Reddick 68-54 Tri-Point 15-13, 12-15, 15- 9 6-15, 6-15, 10-15 Ford Central 68-81 Forrest-Strawn-Wing 79-62 Melvin-Siblex 90-86 Mazon 74-72 Ford Central 62-81 Tri-Point 60-81 Saunemin 76-63 Mazon 58-76 St. Anne 31-43 Volleyball Regional 5,15, 9-15, 15-7, 10-15 Iroquois West 39-54 Buckley Loda 59-58 Junior Varsity Overall Record — 4 wins, 11 losses Cissna-Park 50-78 Varsity Overall Record — 7 wins, 9 losses GIRLS BASKETBALL GIRLS BASKETBALL JUNIOR VARSITY BOYS VARSITY JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Mazon-V-K 64-21 Mazon-V-K 27-21 Saybrook-Arrowsmith 53-29 KKK Bishop McNamara 76-26 KKK Bishop McNamara 24-32 Ford Central 56-55 Octavia 72 Iroquois West 30-23 Fairbury-Cropsey 50-42 3 Sheldon 48-32 Tri-Point 53-42 F.S.W. 66-22 Iroquois West 35-26 Odell 58-36 Ford Central 57-48 Blm. Cen. Catholic 35-24 Saunemin 47-44 Iroquois West 81-37 Fairbury-Cropsey 45-16 Octavia 62-47 Sheldon 87-35 Chenoa 35-15 Cornell 81-44 Iroquois West 72-31 F.S.W. 29-20 Peotone 65-63 Blm. Cen. Catholic 61-53 Ford Central 18-26 Tri-Point 62-47 Fairbury-Cropsey 71-40 Reddick 37 Reddick 67-39 Chenoa 77-25 9 Ford Central 48-61- F.S.W. 63-34 Odell 36-18 F-S-W 60-62 Ford Central 53-50 Tri-Point 36-24 Mel-Sib 50-48 Reddick 51-28 Melvin-Sibley 32-22 Saunemin 59-44 Odell 74-31 St. Anne 43-37 Mazon 62-51 Melvin-Sibley 49-21 Mahomet-Seymour 40-34 St. Anne 45-53 Odell 57-34 Cissna Park 33-36 Iroquois West 55-50 Ford Central 50-49 Season Record - 14 wins, 3 Melvin-Sibley 54-33 Tri-Point 74-37 losses Cornell 65-32 Saybrook-Arrowsmith 84-34 Ford Central 74-66 Melvin Sibley 60-35 Won VV Conference with 8-1 St. Anne 87-29 Season Record — 18 wins, 3 Mahomet Seymour 58-35 losses Cissna Park 39-49 Buckley-Loda 85-41 Ford Central 54-59 Varsity Overall Record — 24 wins, 2 losses 45 47 Remember JUNIOR SENIOR CLASS TRIP Jim Tooley, Ann Krones, Mike Moody, Shelley Larsen, Dottie Culkin, Suzanne Davis, Denis L bij Shane Dawson, Judy Haberkorn Lyn Haberkorn Teresa SheppafcC ' . Mrs. Humphries Mr. Harms Mrs. Harms Mr. Carrico Mr. DeMuth Cohgressmai MtecJjgan Brian Miller, Jason Friedman, Jim Rich, Steve B int lugDehm- , SaraiTW ber, Matt ton D’0«;e. Cindy fr attey, Gary Dunn, Lori Ki Ujter, Keith Wilken, Lucy ?orn an Koer.ner, Shaw St ssne,-..( , r r Jr.-Sr. Class Trip “1985” Prom 85 Prophesy It has been ten years since the graduating class of 1985 has seen or wondered what another classmate is doing. It is now 1995 and Doug Dehm is beginning to remember the old days of being at CHS. Doug is a famous centerfold for Playgirl Magazine in New York. He is on his way to work one morning when he runs into a place called “The Secluded World of Eileen.” He decides to be adventurous and steps inside. To his surprise, he sees his old librarian from CHS sitting behind a crystal ball. She tells him to come in and sit down and asks him if she could be of any assistance to him. Doug replies, “Yes, I would like to know what the rest of the graduating class of 1985 is doing these days.” As she looks into her crystal ball, things become clear and Tom Stadler appears. She sees him going down a dirt road and missing a T intersection. The car rolls over and when Tom is found by Brian Koerner, a local farmer, he is in pretty bad shape. Brian takes him to St. Francis Medical Center where Jim Tooley is the only doctor on duty. He is examining him when Teresa Sheppard, who has been assigned to help Jim, walks into the room. He is distracted by her gorgeous figure and accidentally gives him an overdose and Tom becomes gentle and loving, which was very unlike him ten years ago. Next she sees the famous Judy Bat-tey in her art gallery in Beverly Hills with Teri Saxton, her top selling artist. They are planning their next art show for the spring crowd. Moving on to Florida they see Judy Haberkorn Dawson working in her privately owned travel agency. When not at work, Judy can be found spending time with her loving husband, Shane, and their wonderful child, Christopher. They frequently see Lynn Haberkorn of Chicago in one of her newly created fashions. As Eileen looks deeper into her crystal ball she sees Sarah Weber at one of her famous debates which my help her become the first lady President of the United States. Keith Wilken, now a successful veterinarian in Fairbury receives a phone call from the largest hog farm owner in the area, Ann Krones Moody, caring wife of Mike Moody. She is calling to report that Randy Mattingly, her hired hand, has discovered that some of the pigs have pseudorabies. Jeana Durham is the next one to be seen and she is diligently working at Helen Lewis Smith Pavilion Nursing Home with Suzanne Davis. In Jeana’s free time she visits Kurt and Angie Dohman Bachtold, who live in an extravagant mansion in Fairbury which Angie designed herself. They now have a little one on the way which is slowing Angie’s schedule down a bit. Dottie Culkin works at the Dwight Correctional Center and takes classes in psychology on the side. Helen Steidinger is Vice President of Nichols-Homeshield where she is also their one and only computer programmer. Lori Kistler, after getting her degree in child development, is working at Tree Top in Fairbury and Tina Willis is a cosmetologist at her own shop in Forrest called Tina’s Boutique. She has done Heather Locklear’s hair so as you can tell, she is known worldwide. Matt Haberkorn is seen operating his own farm machinery on his own farm near Chatsworth. Eric Guentner has been in the Army since graduation and must be having the time of his life to stay in that long. Gary Dunn is working as a recreational therapist at the Shapiro Health Center in Kankakee. Doug is glad he became adventurous this time because it was nice to find out what everyone has been doing since graduation. Even if these aren’t the goals of some of the class of 1985, we hope they strive for whatever they wish to do and keep the fond memories of CHS in their hearts forever. SENIOR CLASS WILLS I, Suzanne Margaret Davis, being of unstable mind and klutz body, bequeath the following: To all the students of Prairie Central High School I leave Edwin C. Kapper in hopes that they can drive him totally insane, since I have gotten only part of the job done. To Tammi Durre, I leave my enthusiasm for P.E. that she might be as great an athlete as I. To anyone crazy enough to drive it, I leave the Datsun in hopes that they can get into it easier than I did (especially by using the keys.) And finally, I leave to my classmates, best wishes for the future. I, Thomas J. Stadler, being of burned-out mind and bummed-out body hereby will and bequeath the following items: To Jason Friedman, I leave the long ride over the LAVC in hopes that he can find a way to control Burt Brees. To Mike Miller, I leave my ability to fix the unfixable for Mr. Weber. To Ron Durre, I leave my ability to do perfect welds everytime, without any mistakes. To Nick Kubiak, I leave my car in hopes that he can have just as good luck with it as I have. To Brian Miller, I leave Troy Wheeler so that he can keep an eye on him and keep him out of trouble. To Bob Hanks, I leave a life-time supply of welding art projects, so that he never has nothing to do in welding class. To Tammi Durre, I leave a get-out-of-typing class free card. To the rest of you people, I didn’t leave anything because I am STINGY. I, Teryl Saxton, being of no mind and all body do hereby will and bequeath to Shelly Gibson I leave my strength for any fights she may get into. To Teresa Bryant I leave a can of deodorant to replace the can I secretly used and also a lock so no one can get into her locker like I did. To Jason Friedman, I leave my atitude so that nothing will get him down and my list of rules for fighting. Finally, to Brian Hoelscher, I leave my art work and my ability to pick up girls at CAPS. I, Lajeana Beth Durham, being of intellectual mind and tall slender figure hereby will and bequeath the following: To Debbie Kessinger, I leave her my seat in 5th hour studyhall and Mrs. Weller; I hope she can harass her as much as I have. To Lara Elliott, I leave my meek and quiet personality. And to Mike Moody, I leave Ann Krones, in hope they may someday see eye to eye. To Mr. DeMuth, I leave one pair of tight fitting Calvin Kleins, just to make all the boys jealous. And, to Mr. Kapper, I leave a big smiling picture of myself in hopes he will always remember my outgoing manner. And, to all I leave my fond memories and good times at CHS. I, Lynn Haberkorn, being of overly tall body and trouble-like mind do hereby bequeath the following: To Teresa Sheppard, I give her the ability to sleep at night without a pillow between her knees. Also my ability to drive in peoples’ yards in Piper “just for the fun of it.” To Tom Franey, the ability to talk to a girl without asking if his face is red. To my little brother, the ability to make the honor roll every quarter, and also my great jumping ability. To Mrs. Weller, someone who eats, drinks, paints their fingernails, and talks the whole hour. That way she will think of me sometimes. To Sarah Weber, a clean record. To Denis Labij, The ability to find someone on the basketball team who enjoys going to the Assembly Hall as much as he does. To Shane Dawson, an expense paid trip to Florida to visit that certain someone. To Judy Haberkorn, an inflammable Shane doll for when she’s in Florida. And lastly, to Mrs. Storm a class full of students with mental blocks. I, Ann Krones, being of Ag-like mind and band-aid type body do hereby will and bequeath to Denis Labij my old green car so that he can add it to his collection of cars that don’t run. To Mike Miller, I leave my ability to be able to tell the difference between draft horses and Shetland ponies. To Ron Durre, I leave one free towing coupon for before basketball games. And to Ron and Mike, I leave my Oak Ridge Boys tape and two ac-compianists for their long trips with Mr. Weber. To Shawn Stein, I leave a personal psychiatrist to help her solve her “problem” and a book of 101 ways to handle Mike Miller. To Debbie Kessinger and Lara Elliott, I leave a new car and driver so that they will always have a ride wherever they want, also, my ability to talk rationally to officers of the law. Finally, to Michael Moody, I leave all of the fond memories that we have shared throughout the years in hopes that they will continue. I, Keith Wilken, being of bewildered mind and steer jock body do hereby will and bequeath to the following: To Ron Durre, I will a new 1975 Monte Carlo, full coverage auto insurance and a thermal blanket to withstand frostbite. To Mike Miller, I leave a large supply of rearview mirrors and a new stereo system for Mr. Weber’s car. To Bolo, New Wave Dave, and Trashman, I leave my collection of Waylon Jennings tapes in hopes that their rides to KC will be more enjoyable with them. To Teresa and Brenda, I leave 6 water bottles, 10 towels, a medicine kit, and one dirty uniform. To Mr. Czyz, I leave a permanent pass to Ag. And finally, to Mr. Weber, I leave my brother, in hopes that he might be able to straighten him out, if possible. I, Sarah Beth Weber, being of Joan Rivers mind and Earl Campbell body do hereby will and bequeath the following possessions to the following people: To Lisa DeMuth and Kelli Gerth, I will the ability to stand up against ridiculous accusations during 5th hour studyhall. I also leave them the honorary title of homecoming queen with the hopes that they have as much fun carrying out their reign as I do. To Tom Franey, I leave my ability to remember things for longer than a day, a pair of white tennis shoes, and one 14 karat gold earring. To Mrs. Carrico and Mrs. Storm, I will another hyper-active child such as myself to keep them young and on their toes; also to Mrs. Carrico, I leave a box of kleenex and a grateful thanks. To Mr. Gibb, I will one conspicuous stop sign, a blind police officer, and a fun trip to Kankakee. I also leave him a crash mat to keep him safe for his tumbling moves during close basketball games. To Mr. DeMuth, I leave the fond memories of “Dolly” in hopes that he will find another one to take my place. Last, but certainly not least, I leave to Mr. Kapper one intellectual conversation a day, and also a new pair of boots that won’t catch in his pant leg. I, J. Tooley, Jr., being of misused mind and abused body do hereby will and bequeath the following to the following: To Jim Rich I leave an automatic ice machine to keep his “pop cold. To Denis Labij, I leave my alarm clock in hopes that he will get to school on time next year. To Steve “no confidence” Quint, I leave my ability to talk to girls that I don’t know or just want to know. To Michael “Jordan” Moody, I leave my ability to make superior moves in basketball in hopes that someday he will be able to soar and not get hurt. To Tom Franey, my best friend, I leave a free pass to lllini events and a new friend to help mow the lawn. To Lance Michael Dehm, I leave my rod in hopes that he catches more fish than I did. Loren Haberkorn, I leave Dehm’s creek in hopes that he gets as big a chill out of it as I did. And last, but certainly not least, to the teachers, I just leave. I, Judy Haberkorn, being of well-constructed body and deconstructed mind hereby bequeath the following things to the following people: To Denis Labij, I leave my car and a fuzz buster so he can finance his dates and not the cops too. To Tom Franey, I leave the ability to foresee accidents happening so that he doesn’t have to slam on the brakes and say, “Don’t worry, I saw that.” To Ron Durre, I leave the ability to go to Slipstream dances and come back at breaks without losing his girlfriend and at the same time maintaining a clear conscience. To my little cousin Loren, I leave one pair of pajamas in case he has unexpected visitors in the night, he won’t have to worry about covering up. To Teresa Sheppard, I leave all my “romantic tapes” so that she can make her nights more exciting and a cruise control for her car so that she can keep an even speed while talking. To Lynn Haberkorn, I leave one get out of Piper City free card for those times when she’s getting followed around by unidentified station wagons and a pair of shock absorbers in case she ever decided to take short cuts and jump waterways. To Mr. Gibb, I leave one car alarm so that he can scare away those who try to tamper with his car. To Mr. Corban, I leave a new coach’s room with 3 new female companions so that he can make his free time just as pleasurable as we made it for him this year. And last, to Shane Dawson, I leave my ability to stay out of foul trouble early in a basketball game. I leave his 10 shares of AT and T stock so it will help pay for those expensive Florida phone calls; and finally I leave him one massive body guard to help keep the girls in the new school from attacking him. I, Judy Battey, being of pornographic mind and overused body, hereby will and bequeath the following: To Jason Friedman, I leave a key to my house since he is there enough. To Shawn Stein, I leave my collection of () romance novels. To Brian Hoelscher and Denis Labij, I leave my collection of magazines. And finally, to the whole student body, I leave my ability to change schools and adapt to the big changes and to make as many new friends as I did. I, Lori Kistler, being of sound mind and unsound body hereby will and bequeath the following: To Jason Friedman, I leave a watch that always points to 7 o’clock and a big smile to brighten up his down moments. To Shelley Gibson I leave a hugh pillow so she doesn’t have to strain to see where she is driving. To Lance Dehm I leave a book entitled, “1001 Lefty Jokes,” and finally to Mr. Weber, I leave my drafting book, (the one he wanted to see a long time ago.) I, Randy Mattingly, being of Karate mind and muscular body leave the following: To Ron Durre, my ability to beat up Mr. Weber. To Mike Miller, my ability to take care of the freshmen. To Mr. Weber, I leave my ability to take care of the Ag shop as well as I did and to the rest of CHS students, I will my ability to stay out of trouble. I, Brian Koerner, being of questionable mind and oversized body do hereby will and bequeath the following: To Jim Rich I leave my fast Chevy so he can junk his Ford. To Troy Wheeler, I leave my mechanical skill so Mr. Weber will have somebody new to fix his junk. To Mike Moody, I leave my locker since he stood in front of it more than I did this year. To all the students who take Mrs. Storm’s classes I leave the ability to withstand suffering. And to everyone else, I leave nothing because I already gave too much stuff away. I, Gary Dunn, being of extremely thin body and oversized mind do hereby will and bequeath the following: To Teresa Byant a pilot’s license so she can still fly when I’m not around. To Jason Friedman, I leave my lucky blanket, my many moons shine on it. To Loren Haberkorn, my ability to maneuver through a nursing home while being chased by a cop. To Shane Dawson, a pair of designer glasses so he can attract as much attention as I did. To the entire 5th hour studyhall, my ability to move from table to table without Mrs. Weller noticing or yelling. To Mike Moody, I leave a collection of tapes including Private Dancer so he can use it in his defense. And to my classmates and friends, I leave you all the good times I’ve had at CHS. I, Doug Dehm, being of one track mind and derailed body do hereby will and bequeath the following to the following: First to Shawn Stein, I leave my great superior driving ability at high speeds. To Mike Moody, I leave my girl-finding ability for all the new girls next year and, if he doesn’t want it, whoever wants it can have it. To Steve “Squint” Quint and Ron Briscoe, I leave my self confidence because you guys need it. Last, but certainly not least, to my best friend Shane Dawson and my brother Lance, I would like to leave many more good times at CHS but since CHS is no longer, I’d like to wish you both the best of luck at the new school. Finally, to the few, the proud, the rest of CHS student body, I’m just leaving because I’ve graced you with my presence long enough. I, Matt Haberkorn, being of sound mind and very muscular body do hereby will to Lance Dehm, the power and ability to talk to Mrs. Weller out of detentions in 6th hour studyhall and to have the great skills in basketball in his next years in school. To Mike Moody, I leave the ability to stuff in pregame next year during basketball season. Finally, to Mike Miller, I leave the great honor of playing the big man’s spot in his future years in high school. I, Teresa Sheppard, being of blessed mind and overblessed body hereby will and bequeath the following things to the following people: To Jim Tooley, I leave a picture of Lynn so he can look at it whenever he wants since he won’t have my locker picture to look at any more. To Judy Haberkorn and Shane Dawson, I leave a certificate for a free meal consisting of one big sloppy joe and a cherry pie. To Sarah Weber, I leave an easy-to-set-up camping set so she can spend the night in her own tent the next time she goes to Shafer Lake. To Lynn Haberkorn, I will a tall man and free pass to get into Piper City for the next ten years without getting abused by local patrons. To Ron Durre, I leave a book of 30 ways to break bad news to Jill about certain bruises on his neck. Last but not least, I leave Denis Labij, a watch so he can see how long it takes to drive from Chenoa to Bloomington. I, Tina Willis, being of warped mind and hefty body do hereby will and bequeath the following: to Lance Dehm, my ability to drive Mr. Riha crazy. To Mr. Riha, a yearbook staff like Helen and myself. To Denis Labij, my ability to argue with Mr. Kapper and not get into trouble. To Mrs. Carrico, more students like me to brighten her day. To Mr. Kapper, a classroom filled with students like Jeana and me. To Mr. Carrico, a daughter of his own. To Mrs. Miller, someone to keep her company during those long school days. To everyone else, I leave the memories of CHS and hope they are as good as mine have been. I, Helen Steidinger, being of cluttered mind and awkward body hereby will and bequeath to my sister, Margaret Steidinger, my ability to speak calmly to the computer. To the art class, I leave my middle name. To Tammi Durre, I leave many more peaceable lunch hours, and to Mr. DeMuth, I leave someone to take my place as a “bug” when it comes to working with the computer. Finally, to my sisters and brothers and all other students from Chatsworth, I leave the good times, the friendships, and the happiness that I found at CHS. I, Angie Dohman, being of unused mind and clumsy body will the following things: To Shane Dawson, straight A’s in Senior Social Studies. To Troy Wheeler, I leave my ability to drive so he doesn’t kill anyone. To Glen Masden, stock in the gas company, because he can keep it well supplied. To Debbie Kessinger, one large box of Kleenex so she can get her way. To Loren Haberkorn, I leave band-aids to cover rub burns on his B.H. To Mr. Weber, I leave my ability to consume as much food as possible and still stay “cute.” Last but not least, I leave CB DeMuth that special someone on 42nd Street. Chatsworth High School has given us all a lot of memories: Tears, Happiness, Anger and Pride. Though we may “Never Pass This Way Again,” you have taught us that life is meant to be lived and curiosity must be kept alive! We must never, for whatever reason, turn our back on life, but live it to its greatest potential. But, now it is time to move on. Chatsworth High, we say, “Thanks for the Memories, and Farewell.” Chatsworth Unit Dist. 1 Faculty and Staff •V � , Back Row — Leeon Carrico. Donald Walker. Sandra Weems. Jim Edwards. Ron Bruner. Gene Weber, Don Gibb. Bob Thomsen. Duane Koets. Edwin Kapper. Barry Corban. Margaret Johnson. Mary Ann Boruff. Sandy Miller. Virginia Lee. Diane Carrico. Kris Brunacci, Kathy Gerdes. Ruth Storm. Marcia Weber. Betty Gillette. Wayne Czyz, Blaise DeMuth. Front Row — Karen Sheppard. Norma Harms, Eileen Weller. Shirley Kietzman. Carolyn Riha, Debbie Watson. Mary Lindquist. Donna DeMuth. Jeanne Weber. Anita Boomgarden, Gene Riha. Steve Moore. Bob Hanks. Roger Schroeder. Glen Masden, Judy Battey. Teri Saxton. Dottie Culkin. Tina Willis. Dave Shubert. Gary Dunn. Brian Koerner. Matt Haberkorn. Mike Miller. Jason Friedman. Keith Wilken. Steve Quint. Ron Briscoe. Tom Stadler. Lynn Haberkorn. Teresa Sheppard. Helen Steidinger. Suzanne Davis. Denis Labij. Loren Haberkorn. Tom Franey. Darrin Belousek, Brian Hoelscher. Brian Miller. Dean schlabowski. Lori Kistler. Margaret Steidinger. Shelley Larson. Bart Bayston, Brenda Sharp. Doug Dehm. David Lindquist. Randy Ashman. Lance Dehm. Mike Moody. Lucy Gardner. Sarah Weber. Angie Dohmna. Michelle Birkenbeil, Troy Wheeler. George Bednar. Nick Kubiak, Tammi Durre. Cincy Flessner. Ann Krones. Jim Tooley, Teresa Sheppard. Shawn Stein, Tina Crawford, Joni Franey, Missy Miller, Bobbie Jo Baker. Lisa Larson. Lara Elliott. Debbie Kessinger, Kelli Gerth, Ron Durre. Randy Mattingly. Jim Rich. Judy Haberkorn. Shane Dawson. Lisa DeMuth. Chatsworth High School Student Body The Year That Was ... 1985 Olympics held in Los Angeles — U.S. athletes win 174 medals First woman on presidential ticket — Geraldine Ferraro Assassination of Indira Gandhi Baboon heart transplanted into human body “Where’s the Beef?” was the slogan of ’84 Prince Henry born in Great Britain Statue of Liberty gets a face lift Chatsworth, Forrest and Fairbury vote “yes” on consolidation Sarah Weber and Keith Wilken chosen Homecoming King and Queen Girls' Basketball team wins Conference Championship Meat Judging team wins state contest Ron Briscoe chosen for All-Conference team Mr. Roberts dies First Prairie Central dance held J-V Boys win Tri-Point Freshman-Sophomore Tournament Final CHS Junior-Senior Trip Prom — We Will Never Pass This Way Again Ann Krones and Doug Dehm crowned Prom King and Queen Sarah Weber finishes 1st in four events at Conference Track Meet Lucy Gardner, Shelley Larson and Lisa Larson chosen as Prairie Central Cheerleaders Septuplets born in California Utility shed receives a new coat of paint A loaf of bread costs $.79 A gallon of milk costs $1.99 A pound of ground beef costs $1.59 66 Final class graduates from CHS ————™ time BIRD � f the YEAR ?r i 8i z Diller Tile Co., Inc. 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