Chadwick High School - Silver Comet Yearbook (Chadwick, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1952 volume:

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HOWARD BRETT Supt MA RY LEE GLENN EUGENE S T C B Home Ec Commerc1al U Of Ill M A S T C Whttewater B S Years 1nC H S 10 C H S 2years C H S 1 ear MELVIN STENGEL Agr HARRIET BUSHMAN Eng ROBERT HOFFMAN of Ill B of Ill B Mustc U Wxsconstn M S Northwestern North Central B M C H S 6years C H S 5 years C H S 2years 'IQ' Math Sci L JOY MORNING LAROY MORNING B Secretary Coach HISIOIY XX U of Colorado C H 5 2 ears U of W C H S 10 years C H 5 5 ears wukfzs Qu-no 'Hu GAYLE WEBER LYLE TRIPP Sec 2 Class Play Cast 3 4 Sr C 1 HA Vrce Pres 2 Pepster 1 2 3 4 Chorus 1 2 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 3 4 Vesper 1 2 'I Baseball 1 2 3 4 Basket Pepster1234Vesper1234 1234Track1234L1b 23 2 Class Play 3 4 Fifi, iw, MARVELLIS PROWANT DOROTHY SHIBLY PHA 1 2 3 4 Pepster 1 2 3 4 Chorus 1 2 FHA 1 2 3 4 Pepsrer 1 2 3 4 Class Play 3 Sec 4 Lxb 2 3 4 AnnualStaff2 3 4 2 3 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Vesper2 3 4 Cheer Clwss Play 3 4 leader 3 L SHIRLEY FRIEDERICH NANCY FARTHING FHA 1 2 3 4 Pepster 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 Morrrson 1 2 FHA 1 2 3 4 Chorus 3 4 4 Class Play 3 4 Vesper 3 4 Play Cast 3 Annual Staff 4 Pep ster 1 2 3 4 ?.'i DELORES DAEHLER ALLEN TRIPP V1ce Pres 1 FHA 1 2 3 4 Pepster 1 2 3 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Base Band 1 2 3 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Vesper 1 2 ball 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 FFA 4 Play 3 4 School News 2 3 4 St C 3 4 Class Cast 3 4 Play 3 4 Go '....'Z Fi JOYCE EICKERT LOIS JA NSSEN FHA 2 3 4 Pepster 1 2 3 4 Llbrarran 2 3 FHA 2 3 4 SwdemC0Uf1C112 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Class Play 3 4 ,pw mb 3- DARLENE ANDRESEN MAME IBEN Treas 1 FHA 2 3 4 Pepster 1 2 3 4 Sec 1 School News 2 Class Play 3 4 St Chorus 1 2 3 4 Vesper 1 2 Class Play 3 4 C 1 FHA 1 2 3 4 Pepster 1 2 3 4 Chorus Annual Staff4 1 2 3 4 Vesper 1 2 3 4 Annual4 Reporter 1 C 04 JOYCE MCDEARMON WILLIAM STUTZMAN Stockton 1 2 FHA 1 2 3 4 Vesper 4 Pep Normal Commumty l-hgh School 1 Chorus Ster 1 2 3 4 Chorus 1 3 4 1 3 FFA 1 Class Play 3 4 fda ? Winbmlfsisfa Q7 4--, Hu-9 ALLEN HAAG WALTER NELSON Treas 2 Pres 1 4 St C 1 4 FFA Cordova 1 FFA 2 3 4 Class Pres 2 Track 4 Pepster 1 2 3 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Basket 2 3 Class Play 4 ball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 Track 1 2 3 4- Play 2 3 4' Annual 3 4 cgenfai Ja levy On a tour of the country recently I had the good fortune of meetrng and talkrng to every member of the graduatrng class of 1902 They have all establrshed themselves and are lrvrng successful ltves Dot Shrbly rs now makrng qulte a name for herself tn the Brrdal Busrness Now that she IS Mrs she tlesrgns brrdal a CGSSOIICS Tnrs ought to be a profrtable occupat1on Darlene Andresen has completed her nurse s trarnrng and 15 gorng to specralrze rn X ray work Th1s IS a wonderful chorce of work Darlene I ve always thought rt would be rnterestmg to be able to see through people Remember Delores Daehler? She has done a remarkable Job follow1ng Srster Kenny s foot steps Ohl and by the way I stopped at Hollywood and found that they have started gatherrng matertal for her lrfe story Keep up the good work Delores Whrle on the west coast I saw Joyce Etckert She ts a stenographer at a brg llollywood studlo you know Guess what she does rn her spare trmel Well she s the lrttle grrl that cleans the valves on Loule Armstrong s hot horn She always drd love bandleaders As I was lookrng through a leadrng Home Economy magazme I came upon a ptcture of a Chadwrck alumnus Yes Il was Joyce McDearmon She was grven an award for belng the lead Ing Home Economrst of the year I stopped off to see her and I got a prece of her chocolate layer cake Belleve me she deserved that award Oh have you heard about ltttle Shlrley Frlederxch? That job that she had cleanrng worms at the Buss Bart Co really started somethmg She s strll rn the untvalve busrness Yes she s breedrng snarls on the east coast of Tlbet Well after cullrng roosters I rmagrne that s a re laxrng trade Gayle Weber a popular deburame strll keeps as busy as ever It seems that she IS knrttrng argyles for her surtor The talk rs that she wrll soon be a secretary at Trrpps l-arm Supply south west of L,hadw1ck Lyle Trrpp what a swel. krd he wasl Well anyway the Yankees are st1ll thrnkrng that he IS From what I hear he IS Rrzzuto s and Yog1 Berra s coach No wonder the Yanks are stlll hold mg the pennant 00 RFru4A'l'l0y5 Xl 1 ,- at A 4 f o SENIOR PROPHECY con t During my tour I kept meeting NELSON trucks everywhere I went on the highway Remem ber that frery red head back at C H S who answered to the name of Walter G Nelson? Well he used hrs drawings of stock trucks to good advantage You see he manages a trans continental trucking frrm and he designs the trucks hrmself I stopped at Washington for a conference wrth the presrdent I ve always wondered where he bought hrs fancy sport clothes so I got the address of the shop Who should be the owner but Lors Janssen It seems that the best dressed people all over the world order their sports clothes from her Nrce gorng Lors You know Marve Prowant could never resrst the Arr force Well now she rs a top flight stenographer at the Sampson Arr Base She has to be good to take drctatron from SOITIG of ITICSC captams who can talk about as fast as they fly Remember the president of your graduation class Allen H Well he rs very elxte now rn a suburb of a large crty Seems all the grrls have hrs address and they pay good prrces for hrm to tell them how to feed their French poodles He s sort of a hortrculturrst but women are hrs spe cralty Nancy Farthrng rs enjoyrng the country arr and playing the role of house wrfe as well on a farm southwest of Mrlledgevrlle She runs her home just as effrcrently as she drd her school work and she wouldn t trade places with anyone else for the world on the Rrde Em Hrgh Arrways Wrth most people traveltng by arr these days he manages to keep very busy All we can say to Brll rs Keep em Flyrng Marre Iben an author known the world over has just frnrshed her new novel Sometime She showed a great deal of talent rn her wrrtrng at school and we are happy that she rs making a success of her career rn that freld One of the most recent polls that the American grrls have conducted was Who IS the most elrgrble bachelor of 1955? The results were overwhelmrngl Votes came from all over the world and what was their verdict? Allen Tripp dark and handsome rs the new king As you can see the careers of every member of the class of 52 have been rnterestrng and successful We wrsh them all the luck rn the world sit 1 . ' . . I - I n l a I I . u ' . . . I ' . - , . . , . . ' , - Bill Stutzman is enjoying his vocation more than ever these days. He rs the head mechanic . D ' . . . , ,, . I I 0 V . . 4' I I 'A '- 1:3 C . I 1 S.: Q- ! I- Hema!! flags 7952 We the Senror Class berng of able bodres and sound mrnds hereby commrt ourselves to the horrrble and dreadful world whrch awarts us wrth open arms thus leavrng behrnd the good olcr C H S We the Senror Class wrll to the Junror Class our actrng abrlrty rntellrgence and ac complrshments as well as those whrch aren t favorable Darlene leaves her drrvrng abrlrty to Kenny Imel Watch hrm take the corners on four wheels now 1 Delores leaves her abrlrty to stay home and study on week nrghts to Joan Blakeslee Joyce leaves her rnterests rn Morrrson to Marran Lee Bennett rn the hope that she wrll frnd them as rnterestrng Nancy leaves her abrlrty not to have trouble wrth boys to Grace Shuman Shrrley keeps Norm She wrlls her poor old Chevre and lIS varrous passengers to Erleen Ianseen Don t get too drscouraged Erleenl Allen H leaves hrs abrlrty to love em and leave em to Ronnre Mackey A hrnt to Ronnre try thrs rn Lanark Marre wrlls her pull wrth Mr Unzrcker to Gene Lott Maybe Math won t be so tough now 'ors rlls her shy per orralrty to ncanut hrs should prove rnterestrng Joyce Mc wrlls her quret manners to Lrz and also her abrlrty to lrsten rn class Walter leaves hrs good humor and frne personalrty to George Yrnglrng You can t have hrs red harr though George Marve wrlls her rnterest rn what the marlman brrngs to Joyce Rahn Maybe thrs wrll cut down the telephone brlls Dorothy wrlls her engagement rrng to Shrrley Prowant Lucky grrll Brll wrlls hrs rnterest rn Chemrstry to Charlene Raab Don t blow the lab to preces Charlene I Allen T wrlls hrs technrque basketball and otherwrse to Wayne Lrnker Thrs should make for a change Lyle leaves Susan to no one but rs wrllrng to grve a lrttle of hrs herght to Roy Huff stutler Gayle wrlls her abrlrty for love at frrst srght and to keep rt that way to Janrce Kahler To Mr Brett we leave a few more grey harrs and along wrth these a lot of pleasant memorres We now leave school wrth a lot of successful memorres and hope rt has a successful future ' fi uit . . , . - I Y I 7 I - , . 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' - - , . . , 5-QM. 5211101 has zsfaxly As the school year of 1948 49 began erghteen freshmen t1m1dly entered the long awarted Hrgh School They were Mary Schleunmg Marvell1sProwant Earl Bennett Allen Trtpp Rob CII Johnson Gayle Weber Dorothy Shrbly Shrrley Frrederrch Barbara Hawk Joyce Etckert Btll Stutzman Marllyn Schrrener Velma Swanson Darlene Andresen Marte Iben Allen Haag Delores Daehler and Lyle Trtpp As Freshmen we elected Allen Haag Presrdent Delores Daehler V PICS Marie Iben SCC Darlene Andresen Treas Gayle Weber St Councrl Rep and Marte lben Reporter Then that tmportant day arrrved when we were welcomed offrcrally IHIO Hrgh School by 1n1t1at1on But we survrved and wrth the help of our sponsors Mrs Bushman and Mr Stengel we gave a return party rn honor of the Sophomores tn Feb In our Sophomore year we recerved Lots Janssen and Walter Nelson tnto our class and last semester Josephrne Stoos But Earl Bennet Bob Johnson and Brll Stutzman left us We elected Walter Nelson Pres Lyle Trrpp V Pres Gayle Weber Sec Allen Haag Treas Lors Janssen St Counc1l Repr and Marvellrs Prowant Reporter Of course the mam event we were tnterested rn was 1n1t1at1on Our class sponsors Mrss As we started our Jun1or year we welcomed back once agarn B1ll Stutzman plus three new members Joyce McDearmon Nancy Fartlung and Bob Huffstutler We were sorry we lost Jose phtne Stoos and Velma Swanson Our offrcers were Pres Lyle Trrpp Sec and Treas Shrr ley fl'16dCl'lCll St C' Rep Delore Daehler and Reporter Marvellrs Prowant The two mam events of the year were the play and the prom Our play Men are lrke Street Cars was grven Aprrl 13 On May 5 we presented the Junlor Semor Prom Dutch Treat W1th the help of Mrs Bushman and Mr Unzrcker these events were qurte a success Thrs year more of our class mates left Mary Schleunrng and Barbara Hawk As we started our Sentor year we were all present except Bob Huffstutler and Marrlyn Schrrener who left durrng the frrst semester At our frrst class meettng we elected Allen Haag Pres Marre lben V Pres MarvellrsP Sec and Treas Delores D St Counc1l Rep and Shlrley F Reporter On the 12 of Oct we posed for our Famed Senror Prctures and on the 26 we presented our Senror play Ghost Wanted Next we chose our colors green and whtte w1th a red rose as our flower and our motto Wllh the ropes of the past we w1ll rrng the bells of the future Last but unable to be told here are all the wonderful memortes each and everyone of us wrll have from our days at C H S Karriker and Mr, Morning helped make this a success. Lgefzw 54255 ew' On the 29th of August 18 senlors took thetr place rn the Senror row of the tudy hall Our rrst task was to elect Off1C8fS who are as follows Pre rdent Allen Haag Secretray and Treasur er Marvellxs Prowant 5lLldCllICOl1DC1lRCPICSCHISIIVC Delores Daehler and Reporter bhrrley Frredertch We also chose our class colors green and whrte and our class motto Wrth the the bells of the future ropes of the past we w1ll rrng hrch was doomed to be a success The Zhth of October we gave our play Ghost Wanted w I-ate was agamst Us at Chrrstmas trme so we drdn t get to have our senror Dance but we make that up A festrve occasron wh1ch we are lookrng forward to 1s the Jumor Semor Banque ke 11 easy and get more txred and have more wr t and Prom After that wrll come Class Day when we all ta fun than at any other trme l areer graduatron Al Next rn lrne rs that wonderful and frnal event of our llxgh bchoo C lhOUgll W6 say ll s wonderful there wrll probably be a few tears shed Gayle Weber rs our Val our Co Salutatorrans are Delores Daehlcr and Marre Iben Delores wrll recerve edrctorran whrle the D A R award also Nov. srnce we have completed our four happy years the benror Clas of 52 would lrke to say Thanks for the Memorles Shrrley Frrederrch ? 952 f955 XM, X x Z f, Z f X Eff Ai f. R N . . : ' 2 I - 'll . ' l ,NEYFJ Q cg ' lx' Q 1, f Kfx N5 24 g ' 'D f f F, X4 9 5 , 'rx X1 J ? ff Lthr! Y A X XX X NAME Allen Marte Nlarve Delores B1 Shrrley Joyce E Allen T Gayle Darlene Walter Joyce Nl Lyle lots Nancx Dorothy HOBBY Grrls Havmg l-un Arr Force Men Musrc Model burldlng Hunung Fellows G I Basketball Catus Plants Readrng Colle ctmg grrls addresses Knlttrno or Crochetrng Talkrng Draw mg Collectrng napkrns Jewelry I AVORITE EXPRLSSIOIN Watch rt Are you krddrng? Goody Heavens Oh Gosh Oh for Pete sake Oh Yeah O12 Natch Oh my conscrence Anythrng I thrnk of Gee Whrz lloly Cow Gee Whlz Bless you Judus M IRROR PLT PEFVE Lanark xrls Concerted people Morrlson fellows Two faced people Women Tattletales Morrlson fellows Studylng Show offs Insrncere people Enghsh teachers Show offs Loafers at B B practrce The Crooks Lrars Teachers AMBITION 'vlarry a rrch wrdow Fxndrng a good job Secretary Nurse Avratron Mechantc Farmer s Wlfe A good Job Farmrng secretary Nurse Farmer Home Econonust Busrness man Home Econornrst Nlarrrage Marrtage FAVORITE: SUBJECT Socrology or Agrrculture Amerlcan Hlstory Shorthand boclal Sclence Physrcs Socral Scrence Socral Scrence Agrrculture Typrng Speech Agrrculture Chem1stry Amerrcan l-llstory Typrng TYPU18 Typlng :X 1 , ll. A ' r ' L' 4 ' 'll ' ' ' with , .'s ' . l ' ' ' l . 4 - 'l ' V 4 ' ' ' ,Y A V l L l I 345 am aa ,Uday Ghost Wanted a mystery comedy by Guernsey Le Pelley grven by the Senror Class on October 26 1951 Hugo Bromley qAllen H Q a young man out of a Job and Jeffrey Hall fB1ll S Q h1s assocrate answer an ad for a Ghost Wanted Go1ng to an old house on Rams head Rock they meet Grnger fGayle W Q and Gale Stormgay CMRIIC I Q attracttve grand daughters of Granny Kate fDarlene A Q owner of the house and who Delreves 1n ghosts Grnger put the ad IH the paper wrth the rdea that she wanted to cure Granny Kate of be l1ev1ng IH ghosts for good Granny Kate had been rn New York On returmng she brought two guests Professor De Vallen fLyle T Q who says he can commune Wllh a drowned fisherman S1mon Gore who once l1ved on the rsland and hls strange assrstant frres when the real ghost fWalter N Q appears The appearance of Nora Vane fDorothy S Q and Sherrff Bradshaw C8111 S Q who are rnvestrgatrng the drsappearance of S1mon Gore further complrcates matters Then comes the clrmax wrth many scenes of uspense secret passages the help of Troddy the ma1d fSh1rley F Q and Azalea the lobsterwoman fM3IVC111S P Q addrng to the mystery The play has a surprlse endrng when Hatcher fAllen T Q the hrred man rs revealed as a spy rmg leader and the Professor and Madam Zolga as F B I agents Hugo and Jeffrey decrde the ghost busmess lsn t so bad rf they meet such charmrng compamons as Grnger and Gale, Madam Zolga fDelores D,Q who claims she has power over the dead, The plan back- 44 Front row Joan Blakeslee Shrrley Prowant Dorothy Newendyke Elxzabeth Quest Ron me Mackey Mr Unzrcker Second row Grace Shuman Charlene Raab Marlan Lee Bennett Jamce Kahler Joyce Rahn Erleen Janssen Back row Kenneth Imel George Ymglmg Arlon Kahler Gene Lott Stanley Larem Roy I-luffstutler The Junror Class has been very busy th1s past year They have all worked hard wlth the basketball concesslons Chr1stmas card sales and Prom plannmg They have been under the excellent gurdance of therr advlser Mr Unzrcker Now as the trme for the play draws near II finds the Jumor Class happrly engaged Wllh the thoughts of becomrng actors The results are bound to be successful 1f each member contrrbutes therr share as they have rn tne past. . ' ' - . n v v n , . . : n s n 1 , . : s o s s o , . , . . n THE SKIPPERS LOG Vacation was over, September was here. A meeting was called by our sponsor dear. He told us of our many tasks, All was s1lent no quest1ons asked Ftrst of all the crew was elected And here s the followxng that were selected Captam L12 her satls d1d tnflate Then came Dorothy our very f1rst mate Next saxled Ronny our purser fatr Now don t we hope that he wrll be square A vote was taken just to see Who on earth our sparks would be Joan was chosen to wrrte the news Wrth Shrrley elected to express her vtews Now w1th thxs all satd and done On we w1ll work t1ll the masts are hung By th1s we mean the moonlxt ntght of the s When we a fmal tr1bute to the sentors pay Jo and L1z econd of May ug? 1111 ,4 f - 'WE-: I ff SOUTH SEA FA NTASY Rustled net skrrts and starched strff collars floated Into the Island of Hawau on May 9th To the startrng tune of Evenxng of the Islands played by the Sportsmans The faculty guests honored Senrors and trred Iunrors gaaed at the palms cocoanut trees bamboo and surf boards Dancrng told therr story wrth graceful hand movements to the mellowlng rhythm of the Hawauan gurtar One complete s1de of the gym was an ent1re mural deprcttng the restful sands sea gulls and eruptrng volcanoes The bandhut was a Hawauan grass shack surrounded by surf boards and frshrng nets Insrde stood the beachcombers rn Hawauan shrrts Around the Isle of Golden Dreams were palms wavrng rn the cool breeze of the May nrght All the prom enthusrasts were enjoyrng the Drrnk of the Isle fplneapple jurcel Colored lrghts played lazlly on the whrte backgrounds Blue skres flowers and brlght nauve gay costumes made everyone feel as rf they had just stepped from 2 Cruiser I1 the troprcal South Seas But soon Aloha Oe t1me came The musrcxans seemed to make the I-lawauan grrls throw therr lers on the guests b1d the Farewell to Thee and soon memorles were embedded by those who vrsrted the Isle of Troprcal Dreams H '-Hs ' 'QS fini cgi . 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JUNIOR CLASS PLAY The Jmuor class presented therr class play Act Your Age to a large and apprecratrve audrence Frrday March '21 It was a comedy showrng the experrences Angy and Jerry go through when they start wrltrng to servrce men Angy and Jerry started wrrtrng to a pa1r of lonesome sarlors and just to make rt more rnterestrng passed themselves off as young ladxes rnstead of krds Then they hear Gadget and Jrm are comrngl They get themselves IHIO grownup clothes and rt looks lrke fun untrl therr Aunt Sandra arrrves Sandra d6C1dES to teach the grrls a lesson She dressed up as a brat of a chrld and makes a spectacle of herself From then on rt s a whrrl of fun and complrcarrons The boys wrre Commander Stone f0f3l1CXl6f1S10U of leave to get marrred Therr sentrmental old commander ls sure to fall for that lrnel But Sandra happens to be the commander s daughter and she rnter cepts the message and readdresses rt to her dad as Prcklepuss Stone' In the meantrme Gadget falls for the cook fa lady wrestler IH her t1me offj and wtres for another extensron Thrs trme ll s to bury therr wrves who have supposedly drowned' But Commander Stone unexpectedly arrrves and the boys are forced to put on a hokum wake scene WhlChlS OHS long CHSCSdC Cf laughs a sparklrng frnal the grrls thankfully return to therr own age Gadget sheart belongs t Cora fand her cookrngj and there really rs a romance between Sandra and hm for the commander to feel sentrmental about The ca Cora rm Gadget Angy Jerry llelga st 15 as follows Joan Blakeslee Ronald Mackey Gene Lott Elrzabeth Quest Joyce Rahn Marran Lee Bennett Commander Stone Arlong Kahler Western Unron Grrl and Student Drrector Janrce Kahler 'SGP-'Tek ll I AX' I ' , ' ' .In J' ------------------------------- Sandra -------------- --------------- S hrrley Prowam grail i. 1 fm' ' 3 rl I Qi W XX A k , N ',,r ,.1F9'X 1. .,- V1 1: fry 1-.,' P 5' Af xx? f - x fpivmvzw , , 1. 1 , R 5 Back row B M1ller E Raab R Schleunrng T Adolph J Olson R Traum M lsenhart Second row Mrs Glenn I McDearmon B Handel D Nelson N Smrth M Straub Coach Mormng Seated B Spealman I Kaufman R Sturtevant M Walker B Farthtng N Sturte vant The Shophomore Class consrsts of erght boys and nme grrls In the fall we selected class offlcers Presldent Marjory Walker Vrce Presrdent Roma Sturtevant Treasurer Joe Kaufman Reporter Nancy Sturtevant Student Counctl Rep Drck Schleuntng We gave the Freshmen Inrtratton Party rn the last part of September We hope every one had a good ttme We wtsh to thank our class advtsors, Mrs Glenn and Mrs Mornrng for therr help throughout our Sophomore year Nancy Sturtevant Secretary ---------------------------- Betty Farthing 542 50771016 ks! W5 Speakrng for all of the Sophomores we re all happy to be back rn school and not Green Freshmen any more We gave the frrst party ofthe year when we held the rnrtratron of the Freshmen on October 3 We 1llV1ICd the student body and faculty to assemble at the school and then prled onto wa1t1ng hayracks fWe had to wart for one rack but what can you expect from a john Deere' Q The hayracks took us out to Mackay s Pond where a bonfrre was blazrng Here we put the green lrttle Freshmen through thetr paces Ithrnk the best stunt was when Rogene Rogers and Ken Erckert had to carry a doughnut around the ftre on one toothprck between them tn therr mouths They were rewarded wrth crder doughnuts and marshmallows The racks hauled us home txred but srngrng all the way The Sophomore Class had the pleasure of havrng the manager of the lrbrary chosen from 1ts ranks Marjorre Straub IS a very energetrc and eff1c1ent lrbrarlan There are two other Sophomore lrbrarrans B1ll Spealman and Nancy Smrth Thls class rs also represented on the cheerleadrng squad Marge Walker and Nancy Smrth help back the team and they have qurte a trme dorng rt tool I predtct that next year sJun1or Class wrll be among the best seen here at C ll S Why not? Nancy Smrth ,ss I . X ,ff f These present Sophomores will be that Junior Class. lsn't that a good reason? Q' fe P Q X ' , an - Q , J rs ' X All , Q s, Q , - y xr' H Q, N xilif pq! Aa 3 -L .4 VY ' A X Tx ? 5. ,I -if if ,f , .r 4- yn A 2 ff QQ 5, ., 'tw M f ' iff 'TX-J auf? Y '.' , xi ps ff f? ' '. v ,Xxx , ' Il RQ' L 3 x tvs ,Ax ,4 1 2.1 4.3-s. , f , f, if if fx Mfr-tm' '?',fff,, +'f,T f fd 'f N N 2 'S x ,W 'X -' cN.wN'i AffiffQgQQ xf R . X 'gq.f?j,g.gA. aw gy., f n , 4 Y A 5145 v+ p,'f2Qw W f WK ,I fa ff ,fi 159A? .x A A Y , , . 3- x . X .xy NV x -- x ww T N N 'x'v X ,y t X K .,j ' ' x XM Front row G Handel R Rogers H Andresen J Lewrs D Hartman J Frlederlch Second row Mrs Bushman A Larson J Houzenga S Raab L Haag Th1rd row M Gerbrlck M P1tts L Mrller N Doden M Wllkens E Kahler Srbley The Freshman Class started wrth twenty four students but lost Kenneth Green the twelfth of February At the frrst of the year we elected our class offrcers They are as follows Harold Andresen Presxdent Juny Lewrs Vrce Pres1dent Rogene Rogers Secretary Donna Hart man Treasurer Jeannette Frrederrch Reporter and Gary Handel Student Councrl Representatrve We are very grateful for the cooperatlon shown us by our class sponsors Mrs Bush man and Mr Skoglund Judy Lewrs and Jeannette Frrederrch Back row: L. Senneffg K. Eickertg K. Rahng R. Daehlerg D. Engelkelnsg K. Greeng T. 00 3 Z X 9 FRESHMAN NOT ES The Freshmen entered school from many dtfferent schools It was a brg task to get acqualnted wlth each other and the upper classmen there were so many new faces But frnally we found our way around and began learmng customs of C H S The Sophomores trred to scare us wrth th rr threats of rmtratron but we trled to be brave Then the day camel It wasn t nearly as bad as we anucrpated Oh no ll WSSH I easy The grrls had to wear men s b1b overalls overshoes and carry a pa1l ln addrtron we had our harr rn an upsweep and our faces were marked wrth eyebrow pencrls fHard to get offl J The boys wore short dresses and knee boots They wore ladres hats Q not the latest style but the most rrdrculous one to be obtarnedj secured by the Sophomores After trarpsrng around all day 1D these mon SIIOSIIICS we were more than ready for a good mghts sleep than a party We rode mrles on hay racks to Mackay s Pond where a frre was burlt by the hosts lt was a good party cons1st1ng ofgood refreshments funny stunts and a group of good sports We entertarned at a party of Feb 7 1n honor of the Sophomores This was Valentrnes party rn whrch the whole school took part and had fun The class regretted seexng Kenneth Green leave therr group He moved to Stockton at the end of the semester We f1n1shed the year wrth brlght hopes for another and we re all much wrser to Hlgh School ways Judy and Jeanette l f -fr f fl' i ,XI , g ,Q gl? f h ,N, g 'V f 'Q' ,j fix w ,aria Q- v a 'Q M3 y, N'-u . .gif 0 W. 15 1 N Nui 'aux 'uffnx qv ggiqgp ' ,, V 1,-. ,'Q' ' f . 1:,A iff Q: I L, .ff bf xiii' ff- A . ' ' , I 1 HUMOR Lrnda callrng on Gayle got ready to go put on her hat and coat put her hands rn her muff took them out prcked up a parcel lard rt down shrfted from one foot to another and then sard There was somethrng I meant to say but I ve forgotten Perhaps my dear Gayle replred rt was goodbye On the rear of Coach s car Beware of sudden stops teachrng wrfe to drrve Marre tryrng to maneuver her sedan out of a parkrng space banged Into the car ahead then rnto the car behrnd and frnally pullrng 1nto the street struck a passrng delrvery truck A polrceman who had been watchrng approached her Let s see your lrcense he demanded Marre Don t be srlly offrcer who d grve me a lrcense? Just before Christmas a Chadwlck teacher read the followrng on an examrnatron paper God only knows the answer to th1s questron Merry Chrrstmas Across the paper the teacher wrote God gets an A you get an F Happy New Year Delores walked 1nto a mtllrnery shop and pornted out a hat rn the wrndow That red one w1th the feathers and berrres she sa1d Would you take rt out of the wrn dow for me? Certarnly madam the clerk replted We d be glad to Thank you very much sard Delores movrng toward the exrt The horrrble thrng bothers me every trme I pass Nancy St How s your rnsomnra? Roma Worse Can t even sleep when it s trme to get up Upon enterlng a room rn a Chadwlck I-Irgh School a woman recognized a well known hrgh school boy pacrng up and down and asked what he was dorng there BILL ST I am gorng to delrver a speech he sard WOMAN Do you usually get very nervous before addressrng a large audrencev BILL ST Nervous? he replred No I never get nervous WOMAN In that case demanded the lady what are you dotng rn the ladres room? Beverly s mother and Shrrley s mother were standrng next to each other at a weddtng BEVERLY S MOTHER Can you rmagrne they ve known each other scarcely two weeks and here they are gettrng marrred SHIRLEY S MOTHER Well rt s one way of gettrng acquarnted 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 11 - 1 11 , . 11 11 - 11 - 1 11 1 1 1 . 1 11 1 - 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . - 11 1 1 1 - 11 - A 11 1 - - 1 1 - 11 1 1 1 1 11 - - - 11 - 1 1 11 . 1 1 . . . . . . ,, . , H . ,, . . - 1 1 11 11 - 11 A 11 1 11 1 1 1 1 11 11 - 4 - 11 - 1 1 . , ,, 1 - - 11 11 1 1 - 1 1 1 11 - - 11 - . . , , 11 - - 11 11 11 - 11 11 . - 1 1 . 11 11 11 - - - 1 11 - 1 1 , . , . . 1 11 - 1 1 - 1 - 1 11 1 11 - 1 ' - 11 - 1 1 The most embarrassrng n1oment rn the lrfe of Lrz happened when she was enter tarnrng very specral guests After lookrng over all the apporntments carefully she put a note on the guest towels lf you are gorng to use these I wrll murder you lt was meant for her brother In the excrtement she forgot to remove the note After the guests had departed the towels were drscovered strll rn perfect order as well as the note rtself WALTER N What s the best way to teach a grrl to swrmz ALLEN H Frrst you put your left arm around her warst then you gently take her left hand an WALTER lv bhe s my slster Al LENJ H Oh push her off the doek bHlRLEY l- l just met the most marvelous man lle d he wonderful for you MARY I Is he my type? SllIRLEYl bure he s alrve and hreathrng SHIRLEY P What rs a great rrmesaver? JOAN Love at frrst srght IOL K Name three ways of sayrng good by? ROMNIE D Adreu Adros and Arsenre W1 you lfnov x h re' c e old r re'-JP No Why? Because there are too n any ears? Angry Farmer Young man drdn t you see that srgn You crawled through the fence onto mv property Farmer We l wnat drd rt say? George I don t know str I was too polrte to read rt after I saw the frrst word PRIVATE Freshman Thrs sehool must he haunted Sophomore W hy what do you mean? Freshman lh y re always talkrng about the sehool sprrrt l feel o safe wrth 1 man around COACH You slltllllel at our a fe PAL! U lt you take tno quarts of hydrogen and title qurrt ot oxygen what do you 7Ll7 Al Lflx T l don t thrnls rt makes se se M I U t oesn t lt In tkes wa er N I what dl Ile eel tn 1 tt the wa sv bT AN l 1 d me up hrt ther l n plas er v f . f A 4 V, 1 ' ' Y I , 1 . L ' s r ' , ' -. d--- , r 1 , ' ' ' i 4 q, H Y 1 f m' x v 1 y H N n t. A - 1 - ,. .,s je.. r...ex -,'..y' a see e an't b t d in a co nf' H Y v , . ' ' v ' s Georgeg Yes, sir, Z ,. ,L . - W , ,, sz H ' Y. V ' s ' - s V - A . Joys -- s rf -V T T f Q ' 1 ' ' y' 1 .. ' - , , ,. , . y, , , ' . V s ,i g ' '- -n IXU, : ldff'. L' 14ti.w ' ti lt -I 1' gsry' Y flurry r',: llt1 ' t J '-s yl 't'ed, Kennv Brll St Mr Unareker Mr Mornrng Mrs Bushman Mr Brett Shtrley l Betty P Grace S Marte Delores Darlene Roma S Jeannette Marjory St Joan H Gayle W Judy Nancy S QUOTABLL QUOTLS There 15 a great person rnstde me rf you only grve htm a ehance A man worth while rs a man who c1n smrle when everythrng goes dead wrong Keep your temper you can t afford to lose rt Lverythtng rs rnterestrng rf you take an rnterest rn rt A good memory test try to thrnk of the thrngs you were worryrng about last week If you have trrne to krll don t krll rt here You can t change the past but you can rum a perfectly good present by worry rng about the future Forgrve qurekly you w1ll save your trme and drgesuon The world looks brrghter from behrnd a smrle They are never alone who are rn the company of noble thoughts The happrness of your lrfe depends upon the qualrty of your thoughts Do unto others as you won d have of e o unto K ou Never trouble trouble untrl trouble troubles you Make the most of the best and the least of the worst A thrng done rrght rs done forever of all the thrngs you wear your expresston rs the FUOSI IIUDOIIHHI Try to frnd the good rn everyone you meet Lrve for somethrng have a purpose and that purpose keep tn vrew Your day w1ll bea reil success rf you wrll let God dlrect rt I: - 1 ' 1 - ' ' 1 ' ' 1 1 1 t . ' X 1 . ' . ' 1 1 , V 1 s ' f ' - - . . - ,, 1 3 Y . . . , . 5 . . . ,, . , . - ' I - v. Y E - r t - - 1' - V 3 - v. v y f - u ' 1 1 v. - ' .1 ' I , r 1 5 x x I 1 X - .. 1 h r d I u , , - - - s... , ,.. ... . . .. .. 1, V . . . y . .V - , H .. H - .. ' ' ' .. ,, . . . V .Q . ' , ' .. ' A - - - H , . . ' ' c . CAN YOU IMAGINE? IOANN B Gettrng to school on trme ALLEN H Wrth out a crew hmrcut DELORES Not bemg rnterested tn Green Pontracs NANCY F Understandlng Chemlstry DALE E Not tellmg people to Shut up KENNY I and STAN L Not havrng therr harr combed just so LIZ Q Not flrrtrng around MARIE I Not cuttrng her harr fshorterj WALTER and WAYNE Not gorng to football games MARY G Not gettrng telephone calls at noon MR B Parkrng her car safely DICK S and TOM A Behavrng themselves The Cheerleaders Not gettrng exerted at a game The Freshman Belng green as they were at frrst IO ANN O Tallung SHIRLEY F Gettrng to Chemrstry before the bell rxngs LINDA S Understandrng Algebra BOBBY T Playrng a poor game of basketball The A Team Cheerleaders Havrng a way to the games MR HOFFMAN Not havrng a load of krds to haul over town at noon JOAN H Fhrtrng wrth the boys DELORES D Dee Dee ALLEN T Dutser LYLE T Norsey ALLEN H Gunder ROGENE Bunny DOROTHY S Dot MARVELLIS Marve GENF L Speedy MR BRETT H MR UNZICKER P U LEO H Mrghty Mouse RICHARD S Drck L L1l STANLEY L Stan KENNETH I Kenny NEAL D Deacon KENNY R Duke us? Z NICK NA MES KENNY E Peachy TRUMAN S Dewey COACH MORNING Boots RONNIE M Rock MARIE Lousre ARLON K Peanuts MARY I The thrng RAYMOND A TOIU BEVERLY H Bubbles DONNA H Butch WILLIAM SPEALMAN Brll JOAN B Canary SHIRLEY F Freddle HAROLD A Andy MARGORIE W Marge BILL STUTZMAN Stutz NANCY SMITH Smythre QE S. . - ' . - .B. . ' ' rz - ' ' I- ' 13' A Q T in I f U '-lx ta' 1 1- ,K I 0 L ll K L NN X W4 El uv SONGS AND PEOPLE THEY SUGGEST ROY H Down Yonder NANCY ST Hot Canary the BETTY I GUNDER SHIRLEY MARY G JOAN B GAYLE W You can t be True Dear MARVE P Longrng for You LIZ Com on a my House LYLE T If you knew Suzle NANCY F Belle Belle My Lrberty Belle MRS GLENN Now rs the Hour MR STENGEL On Top of Old Smoky STANLEY I want a Grrl LINDA Loutstana Hoe Down DA LE E Gurtar Boogte Somebody Loves Me Got to Get me Somebody to Love I wonder who s Krssrng hrm Now Temptatron Slowpoke ALICE L Tom S Tune E912 SHIRLEY F Because of You DELORES D Beautrful Brown Eyes GEORGE Y Goofus MARIE Never Been Ktssed RONNIE Krtten on the Keys WALTER I lrke the Wlde Open Spaces JOYCE R Im rn Love Agarn I OACH MORNING Too late Now CARY H Your Feet s too Brg KENNY I Let Me Call You Sweetheart MARIORY W You re Just In Love MARY I Aba daba MR UNLICKER Old Soldrers Never Dre DOT NELSON Jealous Heart MR BRETT I m Gettrn to Old to Cut the Mustard Anymore BILL SP Dear Lrttle Boy of Mrne DOT S Dramonds are a Gtrls Best Frrend JUDY L Over Hxll Over Dale I A X T LUX xx 5 X I 0 I .5 I- Q t 5 - xt JI Z C A 1, Mr btengel Leo Mother Father Rogene Gary Warter Walterll Danrel Walter Dot Nancy Dot E Skoglund Coach Etleen Wayne Ola Mr Unmcker Kenny I. Mrs liushman Kenny l HUMOR Before we begrn our fmal exam, are there any quesuons? What s the name of the course? Rogene you ve dtsobeyed me by ractng around at d maktng all the notse fcommg tn a few mrnutes laterj Why 1s eyerythtng so qutet Ill here Ive been ftncd for speedrng after watttng for along ttme wrth out any servtce tn a restaurantj lley walter He All rrght srr but we wtll have to send out for ll fpeeplng mto the front roomy Dorothy s new beau ls here peepmg oy er Walters shoulderj Wonder how shc ltkes hrs mustache I thtnk shc s agarnst tt I m not so sure about the tdea that 1 grrl should keep 1 m an guessmg Why not? I kept bd guesstng unto now he llkes Kate Gunder htt the natl on the head On hrs language let s not lmger For he h1t the na1l on the head But the narl was on hrs frnger Not rf he has a wtfe Un Amertcan Htstoryj In what vear dtd Lycorge Washrngton dre? Dte? l dtdn t even know he was stck' Iran over your car and l want to replace lnm Well get busy There s a mouse tn tnc pantry f lnAlgf,braclassj lf one and one makes two and two and two makes four how much does four and four make? That a1n Y fatr teacher you answer the two easy duestrons yourself and leave, the hard one for n e K nny c tyou tell me wnat the L1 uldcn Rule rs? Could tt be a yellow yard trek? I r. ' . 2 1 ' ' 1 1 . s - - ' L I H 1 -s x - l , - X H . , . , , 's: K ' V K s ' , V - s ' ' sy ' . ' ' . . .. : t . 1 -- . . . . . . Mr. Unzicker: Is it possible for 2 man to make 2 fool of himself without knowing it? . I ' N H u : 4 ,s 1 M ' , V 1 V Q- , A.: M 'l s V- A-s s V sf-v -' s-V s s f ' r ' ' : e '. 'at if - -1' 1 't - - 'f Mrs Bushman Lyle T Mr Brett Sophomore Mrs Glenn Beverly Mary P Sally R Who s smarter men or women? Men there are more bachelors' So you admrt that thrs unfortunate freshman was carr1ed tnto the frshpond and drenched What part d1d you take rn lh1S drsgraceful affarr? The rlght leg Why are you knrttmg three socks? I just got a letter from my boyfrrend rn the army and he sard he s grown another foot Let s play school All rrght but let s play I m absent Marge Straub steps off the penny scale Nancy Smrth Well what s the verdrct? Are you overwerht? Marge S No but accordrng to the herght table I should be srx rnches taller Setuor Freshman L1nda Mrs Glenn Student Mrs Bushman Junror Teacher Ronald D Teacher Ronald D Rogene Jeanette Vrsrtor Old man When d1d you frrst start lrkmg grrls? When I found out they weren t boys I love baseball football and the roller derby I love all outdoor sports I can srt at my TV set and watch them for hours' fExpla1n1ng a recrpe to the freshman classy Next you let ll srmmer for 10 mrnutes If II begrns to bo1l add a tablespoon full of water qrarsrng her handy Is that a level Or heapmg spoonful of water? Have you done anythtng rn Shakespearean drama? Oh yes 1ndeed I guess I ve done everythrng Shakespeare wrote unless ll was somethrng he drd lately Do you know what an encyclopedra rs? Yes What rs rt? A brg word Wrll you Jorn me 1n a cup of tea? Wrll there be room for both of us? I never saw so many fl1es Don t you ever shoo the fl1es here? No we just let them go barefoot If you can t laugh at the jokes of thrs age then laugh at the age of these Jokes l n v . n . . , n - . n - . u ' u - n ' n v l n s - . 1 - ' H v - 1 . u . . , . I ,, . rv ' . n n . ' ,, . - 1 I -- n n I n - 1 nv I u - n . ,, . . . s . ' . . H l 1' - . 1 1 'kghmux ' 'sb Q -rf ,Av I I I BOYS CHORUS GIRLS ENSEMBLE GIRLS' CHORUS FLUTE OUARTET CLARINET AND VOCAL TRIO S Spealman L Spealman N Hef S Spealman S Stem S Spealman felfmger E Kahler BRASS OCTET CORNET TRIO M W1lk1us G Handel N Smith B I-arthmg, N Doden R. Mackey. J. Lewis, M. Isnhart, G- Handel- N- Doden- J- Lewis- f? 6- Q-'i A .ri GIRL S OCTET GIRL S QUARTET J Lewrs M Iben N Farthmg D D Daehler G Weber S Prowant Sh1bly J Rahn J Kahler J Hou N Smrth Lenga M Walker BOY S QUARTET GRADE SCHOOL ENSEMBLE L Trrpp R Mackey B Traum S Stern N Heffelfmger L Blu R Daehler mer S Spealman S Stern L Spealman C Mlller S Stem A Gordon Mr Hoffman 3. Y ga .41... - , 1 1 - u - 1 - 1 - - s 0 I . n , . , . , - ' . - , . . R . u I 1 5 1 I h I 0 I a ' . . . - n - f . . . f . . . v . . MUSIC Mr Hoffman IS back wrth us agarn thrs year to rnstruct us 1n band chorus and ensembles Due to the loss of many frne band members wrth the class of 1951 our band was qurte sparce at the begrnnrng of the year It rs now largely made up of grade and hrgh school begrnners That rs why the band drdn t enter the Drstrrct Contest thrs year Our frrst program was the Vesper Servrce grven on Dec 16 sponsored by the Woman s Club Some of the groups whrch partrcrpated were the Grrl s Chorus Gul s Ensemble Grrl s Quartet Brass Ensemble Clarrnet Trro and Flute Trro Several of the ensembles partrcrpated rn a program for the Mrlledgevrlle P T A on February 11 1952 The Drstrrct contests are berng held at Fulton th1s year The solo and ensemble contest IS March 15 and the orgamzatronal contest 15 Aprrl 5 There rs also gorng to be a grade school contest thrs year held at Sterlrng Aprrl 19 1952 The entrants for these contests wrll be ORGANIZATIONS Grrl s Chorus VOCAL ENSEMBLES Glrl s Ensemble 18 vorces accompanredj Grrl s Ensemble Q6 vorces a capellaj INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLES Clarrnet Trro fSandra Sharon and Syjvraw Flute Trro fNancy Sharon and Lynettej Cornet Trro Uudy Neal and Garyj VOCAL SOLOQ Shuley Prowant fMed1um VOICE, MarJory Walker fMed1um vorcej Nancy Sm1thfLow VOICCJ Mane Iben fLow vorcej INSTRUMENTAL SOLOS fBandj Judy Lew1sfCornetj Betty Farthrng f Trombonej Delores Daehler fAlto Saxy Nancy l-leffelf1ngerfFlutej Sylv1a Stern fClar1netj Marjory Straub fBass Clarrnetj INSTRUMENTAL SOLOS fOrchestra Pranoj Sandra Spealman fClar1netp Sharon Ste1nfClar1netj Sharon Spealman flflutej Lynette Spealman fFluteJ Lorelr Blummer fTenor Sax l X 1 gg., Two entrees were chosen from the followlng by an el1m1nat1on contest Ronald Mackey Lrz Quest Nancy Smrth Marjory Walker We are plannrng two vocal and rnstrumental sprrng concerts thrs year one by the grade school and one by the Hrgh School As you can see our musrc department was qutte actrve thrs year and everyone IS lookrng I-0l'W8l'd IO IIIC COl'I1IIlg year 1' 'iii S 'egg-:ary hs: P 3 i I Q ' 9,11 I O lf. 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J 'uf In ' Q 555 Y?i,.Tifl,f:., , .ff-ff ,L-'Q s . ff' ,, iiqgv, , , , HN4 f ,ff ff S in 'My s ffifg W- I , ,M 553,55 ' ' ' A , sw , yn. 1- ' cg 1 ' 4' Qiximf wifh, w W if We ff? aer- H Andresen G Handel W Spealman M Walker S Prowant E Quest D Daehler Mr Brett M Iben LIBRARY NEWS Somethrng new has been added to the lrbrary staff a manager Thls 1S rn the experlmental stage th1s year and rf rt IS sucessful we wrll contrnue ll The llbrarrans are busy as beavers In addrtton to our regular dutres we have complled a lrst of trtles and authors of books 1n our lrbrary We are U51l'lg the hst of completely re do the card catalogue We would lxke to thank Mrs Bushman for her help 1n keeplng the lrbrary runnmg smooth ly th1s year S FUDENT COUNCIL NEWS Thls year the student councll took over the problem of a noon trme actrvtty We dts cussed drfferent methods of solvrng the prob lem and frnally dectded to make a schedule to be used both by the grades and the hrgh school Thrs schedule provrdes prng pong checkers basketball and volleyball We planned a program for Chrrstmas and also a party for Sarnt Patrlck s day W Spealman M Prowant G Lott I E1c kert, Mrs Bushman S Prowant M Straub N Smrth n - . I , . 1 . . , . . 1 1 I o n . . . u 1 , . , . , . . , . . . 1 . . . 1 o Q - g u ' I - u u The Chadwtck Chapter of Future Homemakers of Amerrca has been very acuve th1s year Under the able leadershlp of the offrcers we have a very rnterestrng and rnfor mauve year In the fall we decided on a motto whrch IS From Buds to Roses and we elected the chapter mother and father who are Mrs Earl Walker and Mr Orval Rahn For our program th1s year we have had one regular meeung and one party a month Some of the drscusslons held at the meetrngs were Ratrng a Date Do s and Don ts of daung Needle Work and Sports and Square dacrng In October we held the Secuon 22 House of Delegates Meeung Approxrmately 152 offlcers teachers chapter mothers and frrends attended To rarse money th1s year we have held a Hobo Day Collected old paper and served lunch at the House of Delegates Meetrng Some ofthe partles we held lh1S year were A skatmg party a hayr1de a camera party a Sadle Hawkms Dance and Sock Hop and A Chustman Party Our offrcers lor th1s year were President Shrrley F Reporter Marre I Delores D Margre W Treasurer ------------ Shirley P. Projects Chairman Vice Presldent Secretary lm' NA? 1?T7'5 ' , Parllmentarlan Degrees Cha1rman Program Chairman - - Nancy F. Marie Iben L12 Q Darlene A -Gayle W F F A NEWS President Allen Haag Reporter Allen Tripp Vice President Walter Nelson Sentinel Tom Adolph Secretary Bill Spealman Advisor Melvin Stengel Treasurer Wayne Linker In June Bill Spealman and Allen Haag represented the Chadwick Chapter at the Illinois State Convention held at Champaign Ill Allen Haag received Section II Star Farmer Plague and State Farmer Degree The following boys also visited the University of Ill to compete in the State Judging Con tests DAIRY FAT STOCK .5 George Yingling Kenneth Imel Stanley Larem Allen Haag ' A . Bill Spealman Virgil Handel Y In Judging Contest in Aug. . these boys won special award trips which were sponsored by the Kraft Co.: Leo and Allen Haag, George Yingling, and Stanley Larem. Allen Haag, Bill Spealman, and George Yingling went to Champaign for State 4-H Judging. On Sept. 6. 1951, Wayne and Bill attended the Officers Training School at Fulton. fContinuedJ F. F. A . NEWS Continued On Oct. 23, the following officers attended the Section II Officers Banquet at Morrison: Al len Tripp. Allen Haag, Bill Spealman, and Wayne Linker. On Aug. 1. and Oct. 10, Mr. W.T. Bulkley discussed tree planting and arranged for a special tree planting project for Spring of 1952. This includes 4200 Red, White and Jack Pine Trees for field plantings, as special projects for George Yingling. Kenneth Imel, Virgil Handel, and Allen Haag. The following boys exhibited at the Section II Vocational Fair at Morrison: Allen Haag. Virgil Handel, Roy Post, Richard Janssen, Walter Nelson, Wayne Linker, Allen Tripp, Bil1Speal- man, Stanley Larem, Kenneth Imel, George Yingling. A total amount ofS171.28 in premiums were earned by these boys. On November 24. a group from Chadwick attended the International Livestock Exposition. The group included Ronald Daehler, Harold Andresen, Larry Miller, and Dale Engelkens. Allen and Leo showed cattle there. We were cooperating with the Wisconsin oAlumni Foundation for rat control in December. On February 14th. at the annual banquet of the Carroll County Livestock Feeders Association Allen Haag received a bred sow as a special award. CHAT STAFF Seated J Blakeslee, L Quest S Friederich Mrs Bushman N Farthing Standing: N. Smith, M. Iben, I. Friederich, I. Lewis, N. Sturtevant -W' if Allan Avian Lylg Luz J dw luv!! funn Sfdlh ,G-1 Hllcu Ge, N211 4 . U 5.1 'A I 4 FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE TEAM Back row Coach Mornmg K Rahn R Schleunmg R Adolph W Spealman R Traum D Engelkens G Lott R Daehler Front row T Slbley G Handel L Haag N Doden L M1ller 4 y FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE CHEERLEADERS Left ro ugh! M Walker, R Rogers, N. Smnh BA SKETBA LL SCORES VARSITY FRESH SOPH Chadwrck Chadwrck Chadwrck Chadwrck Chadwlck Alumnr Lyndon Lanark Shannon Mllledgevtlle Elrzabeth Thomson Hanover vit Carroll Shannon Lanark Mrlledgevrlle Thomson Mt Carroll Franklrn Grove Hanover Lyndon Tamprco Chadwrck HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT QMI Carroll, Stockton Scales Mound CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT fLanarkQ Thomson Mt Carroll Gd School Lyndon Lanark Shannon Mrlledgevrlle Elmabeth Thomson Hanover Mt Carroll Shannon Lanark Mrlledgevrlle Thomson Mt Carroll Franklrn Grove Hanover Lyndon Tamprco Chadwrck 42 Mrlledgevrlle Well th1s was the brg year we had all been looklng forward to for a long trme Our varstty squad hung up a record of twelve wrns and ten losses for one of the best records ever attarned by a Chadwlck team Along wrth thrs record the team won for the school the second place trophy rn the varsrty dtvrsron at the Conf fence roumamem We had our ups and downs our wrns and losses but I thtnk we should have our hats off to Coach Mornrng Asst Coach Skoglund and the Basketball Squad of 1951 and 1932 for a very rmpressrve season Gunder ' 47 ' 40 ' 35 . H 51 65 U 49 H 42 45 7 37 H 60 42 47 60 ' ' 62 38 ' ' 60 ' 70 44 ' 52 50 34 34 74 51 66 . 48 61 . ' 56 57 58 ' 51 42 48 37 ' ' 72 35 ' ' 39 Elizabeth 64 39 Elizabeth ' 49 58 ' 40 48 . 39 31 . ' 58 ' 56 36 ' 60 51 41 ' 59 60 47 ' 40 29 ' 40 45 ' 56 50 b 46 . 41 ' ' ' 61 Chadw 1ck Chadw ICR Chadw1ck Chadw 1ck Chadw1ck Ch3dW1Ck Chadw1ck Chadw1ck Chadw1ck Chadw1ck 'SOFTBALL SCORES 1951' ! W Shannon Thomson M1lledgev1lle Lyndon Shannon Lyndon Thomson Pearl C1ty Forreston Shannon We all had very hrgh hopes for the 1951 Softball season srnce our Chadwrck Hrgh team won the frrst place trophy rn the Carroll County Conference Summer Softball League We ended the summer season wrth mne wrns and one loss rn the Conference Summer Softball League Thls fall however we drd not do as well We won three games and lost seven The three games we drd wrn however we had to forfert because of a certaln ehgr b1l1ty rule for one of our players Back L Mornrng ArlonK StanleyL GeneL LyleT AllenT BobbyT G Skoglund Mlddle KennethR B1llS D1ckS Kennethl KennethE KennethG Truman S Front LeoH LarryM HaroldA RoyH Grayl-I NealD ffwwflf Front row Mrs Peters B Jensen E Vos K Heffelftnger P Bennett A Larson D Kahler J Van Busktrk andJ Forster Second row A Nelson R Fossett R Harmon C Hartman D Exckert K Jensen D Schret ner and D Turney Thud row B P Forster Back row R man and A When we The chrldren two years due Farley V Holmes I Etnyre M Kness L Mechlmg D Hafer D Seelyeand Kness gathered Ih1S year for our Annual prcture everyone was present but August Hass were very happy to have therr regular teacher present as she was absent the past to rllness Dunng the year Sandra Unztcker was promoted tnto thud grade At present Darla Schremer and Douglas Seelye are 1ll wrth Rheumatrc Fever We hope they wtll soon be well and can come back to school Very soon Kathleen and Bonnte Jensen wrll be leavrng us They are movtng to a farm near Dtxon We certarnly wtll mrss them and hope they wtll be happy rn theu' new school Barbara Yoechel rs movmg 1nto our dtstnct from the Coleta community and wrll soon be enrolled tn our school She IS tn second grade Thrs year we have had several brrthday partres whlch we enjoyed very much Our Halloween Chrrstmas and Valentme parttes were all btg events Next rn llne wtll be our Easter party then hurrah for our closrng p1cn1c and the end of the school year. : . Krempel. R. Van Kampen. I. Gaar. 1. Whitney, B. Aude. J. Misiewicz, S. Speal cgi!!! Hn! Qhwfnf gui! Top row Darrell Clevrdence Sharon Kay Geotz Shrrley Hass Sherman Morgan Steven Zum dahl Jerry Foltz Steven Spencer Shrrley Morgan Joan Etnyre Thtrd row Barton Temple R1chard Shrbley Nancy Holmes Walter Bennett Clare Prowant Lynn Krempel Gary Turney Carol Gaar Second row Mrs Lang Allen Rahn Steven Potter Donald Kness Sondra Unzrcker Al1ceGe1sz Faye Vos Harold Ferns Rahn Ruby Forester Absent Gerald Kahler Karen Kness Alrce Wagner We agam had rhtrty four boys and guls tn our room rhrs year We have had a great deal of srckness all through the year It has hrndered us from domg some of the thrngs we had planned We have recorded some readrng classes and also a few songs The puprls made musrcal xnstruments and some have done very clever and orrgrnal work We were forced to enjoy a belated Chrrstmas Party th1s year Each pup1l decorated a paper sack for theu own valenunes The valentmes we gave to our Mothers were rn the form of a recrpe book We re now lookrng forward to a pleasant summer vacatron Mrs. Maude Lang Teacher Front row: Daniel Nelson, Carol Lego, Dennis Loechel, Loren Kahler, Judy Harmon, Kathryn Maf jyfldl 451955 QIZIZQK Back row JoElla Spanogle Mavls Kahler Lmda Janssen Roger Potter Lynette Spealman Janrce Rahn Carol Sue Mtller Thud row Roger Rogers Arletta Gordon John Janssen Sharon Spealman Joretta Harmon Shxrley Kness Second row Mrss Bragg Marcra MlS1CW1CZ Clark Van Buskrrk Gary Strauch Denms Roberts Denms Strauch m1e Stuart The school year began wrth an enrollment of twenty erght students but after a few weeks Hughle Foy moved to Wtsconsrn Along wrth our darly class work we have enjoyed a successful year tn sports both softball and basketball Much progress was made rn the musrc work most students take part tn the Grade Band Spec1al days and holrdays meant a party and entertarnment Thrs has been a busy year but we ltke tt that way l Front row: Diane Hafer, Charles Hartman, Richard Rogers, Florann Prowant, Judy Fossett, Nor- tgevefzfff gym! Sly!!! Qlaka' I-ront row Ava Meyers Sandra Spealman Betty Van Kampen Lee Sptnka Elmer Rahn Kerth Erpper Rrchard Mrles Second row Mrss Thomas Thelma Kahler Sharon Stern Leroy Handel Lynn Mechltng Mary Haas Lorelet Blumer Shuley Jenssen Thrrd row Rex Sturtevant B1ll Hawk Sylvta Stem John Straub DeWayne Kahler Mrckey Hawk Mary Ann Prowant Jerry Kness Larry Roberts School opened wtth an enrollment of thrrty puptls seventeen rn the SEVENTH grade and thtrteen tn the EIGHTH grade Ronald Foy left us rn October and John Bahlor came to stay un ttl December when he left to move to Pecatomca Ketth Expper who had come from Mrsston Rrdge School left rn February when he moved to a farm near Stockton Many puptls partrctpated tn the Junror and Senror Band thxs year and are lookmg forward to the contests We re very proud of our basketball team lh1S year 35 they won the U0PhY for fmt Place In the Conference We have had several partres at drfferent ttmes durmg the school year. Fourth row: Ronnie Heffelfinger, Nancy Heffelfinger, Lyle Weber, Jerry Spencer. Alden Larem Back D1ckM Ke1thE ElmerR H Brett JerryS A1denL LyleW IerryK Mrddle RogerP Denn1sR LeroyH B1llH IohnS LarryR RonmeH Garry Front R1chardR Norm1eS Denn1sS ClarkV RexS EvanQ Chas H Roger R GRADE SOFT BALL The Chadwrck Grade Softball team IS the Conference wrnner agarn thrs year wrnmng all the1r games Last year they won all but one game to wrn the Confer ence Heavy hlttmg and good prtchrng accounted for the frne record set by the C G S boys A total of 16 home runs were h1t by the team as well as many srngle and doubles Prtchers were Rrchard Mlles and Rex Sturtevant w1th Mrles dorng the honors most of the trme Followrng rs an account of the statrstxcs Jerry S Alden L Jerry K Home Runs Ronnre H Drck M Lyle W September September September September September September September October October October October September 21 B111 H John S Games and Dates Chadwrck Chadw 1ck Chadwick Chadw rck Chadw Lck Chadwxck Chadw rck Chadwrck Chadwrck Chadwick Chadwick Chadwick Total 2 13 runs Thomson Shannon Lanark Mllledgevrlle Shannon Lanark Mrlledgevrlle Chestnut Park Mt. Carroll Mt Carroll Chestnut Park Thomson Total Runs GRA DE BA SK ETBA LL LIGHTWEIGHTS Chadwrck Chadwrck Chadwrck Chadwlck Chadwrck Ch3dW1Ck Chadwxck Chadwlck Cha dwlck Chadwlck Chadwlck Chadwlck Chadwrck Chadwrck LIGH 1 WEIGHTS Rex Sturtevanr Gary Strauch John Janssen Roger Rogers Rrchard Rogers Clark Van Busklrk Normle Stewart Dennls Strauch B TEAM Shrrley Kness Arletta Gordon Sharon Spealman Shannon Thomson Mrlledgevllle Lanark Shannon Chesnur Park Thomson Mt Carroll Mt Morrrs Mrlledgevrlle Lanark Chesnut Park Mt Carroll Chadwrck Chadwrck Chadwrck Chadwrck Ch8dW1Ck Chadwrck Chadwrck Chadwrck Chadwrck Chadwrck Chadwrck Chadwrck Chadwrck Chadwrck TOURNAMENT GAMES LIGHTWEIGHTS M1lledgev1lle Chadwlck Chadwrck Chadwrck MEMBERS OF THE TEAM CHEERLEA DERS HEAVYWEIGHTS Shannon Thomson Mrlledgevrlle Lanark Shannon ChesnutPark Thomson Mt Carroll Mt Morrrs Mrlledgevrlle Lanark Chesnut Park Mt Carroll Harmon HEAVYWEIGHTS Mrlledgevtlle 5 Lanark 36 Shannon HEAVYWEIGHTS John Straub Jerry Spencer Lyle Weber Jerry Kness Ronnre Heffelfrnger Elmer Rahn LeRoy Handel Roger Potter Dlck Mrles Alden Larem Kerth Erpper A TEAM Sandra Spealman Nancy Heffelfrnger Loreler Blumer The Heavywerghts frnrshed frrst rnthe Conference and frrst rn the tournament w1n mng two very n1ce trophres The Lrghtwetghts won 10 and lost 4 rn the Conference play Heavywerthts we salute you as the Champrons of Carroll County for 1952 The long strrng of vrctorres were due to the fme atutude of the boys plus the wonderfulback mg of our SIX cheerleaders and from the boys we say Thank you grrlsl ' 24 11 ' 44 ' 24 14 ' 48 ' 22 ' ' 11 ' 35 ' ' ' 19 23 l 43 ' 20 15 ' 34 ' 27 9 ' 45 ' 19 11 ' 45 ' 27 . 33 ' 55 . ' 19 . ' 20 ' 20 . ' ' 14 ' ' 9 ' 39 ' ' Chadwick 23 Mt. Morris 22 Chadwick 38 Mt. Morris ' 14 33 ' 28 ' 34 8 ' 38 ' 25 . 18 ' 33 . ' 47 ' 15 ' ' 19 ' 51 ' ' ' 4 1 NJ Standing K Eipper B Miles E Kaul M Daehler M Daehler L Pauly Seated B Bowles S Sturtevant Mrs Legel S Pauly M Floen J Pauley We are a new addition to the Chadwick Grade School by annexation the Mission Ridge School with an enrollment of 11 children in the first six grades and Mrs Legel our teacher The pupils are Betty Lou Bowles and Michael Floen in the 2nd grade Jerry Pauley in 3rd grade Steve Pauley Mervyn and Marvin Daehler Sandra Sturtevant and Karen Eipper in the 4th grade Leo Pauley and Barbara Miles in the oth grade and Eldon Kaul in the 6th grade. At Christmas time we entertained our parents, Mr. Hoffman and Mr. Brett with a program. In the gym of the Chadwick School on Feb. 11, we presented another program to the student body of the highschool and grade school. 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