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

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6 slr S 5 iw., Leo Mo-,bla Junnor Play Cast synopsrs STRANGER IN THE NIGHT drrected by MISS MARILYN MENCHHOFF The scene as a small guft shop oper ated by two young ladres Someone as plottrng a murder and thus shop rs the center ofthe murder plot Someone ns to be murdered but who no one knows The murderer as to get hrs Instructions vla a gift purchased fromthe grft shop and thus gsft IS to contam the name of the next vrctrm Astranger un the mght slaps an and grabs a gnft and glrdes unto the shadows where he wrll read the name of the vrctrm The mystery rs fmally solved the murder prevented and the unknown facts of everyone s lufe are revealed before the play funally ends M5 5 l 'Soul'-av' 21 U Vx fe rl'

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Junior Prom Preceelmg the dance, the Junnors treated the Sensors to a lovely banquet At thus wrutmg It was unknown to anyone where the banquet was to be held but we have had the followmg clues the Lnncoln Hotel un Sterlnng the Clnntan Hotel In Clnnton and the Brtck House Morruson Because thas annual may come off the press before the Prom the exact date menu and place are not revealed However we have gleaned the follownng Info about the Prom The theme of the Prom was Stardust for the l954 Junlor Sensor Prom The gymnasrum at school was decorated as follows for the gala event Along the east end of the gyrn was con structed a hugh brnck wall with little punk roses clnmbung and surroundnng the entlre structure ln one corner stood a wushlng well, covered wnth avy and harborung the secret deslres of many young hearts A tall tree provlded a shelter from the brrllnant moon ltght above castung lovely shadows on the dancers below On the west end of the floor was the orchestra surrounded by a neat packet fence wnth flowers wmdung throughout The walls were done an dark blue and whtte ltghts above gnvnng the effects of twunklnng stars The evencng passed only too qunclcly as we danced to the tunes Lee Slmons Orchestra A wonderful tame was had by all and thus event was one of the hugh lights of our school career 20 D - I . , , an . . ' I I . . , I ' I ll ll U ' ' , . I I. 1 , . ' ' I I . of . , . . .

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Sophomore Class This year the Sophomore Class started out with nineteen members. Then as time passed, we picked up two new members to our class - Nancy Hurd and Jean Thomas. Later on Nancy Hurd moved to Dixon and our class ended up the year with twenty members. Miss Menchhoff was our advisor and under her capable supervision we had many happy events. Our first party was one of initiation for the Freshmen. lt was loads of fun and a fine time was had by all. Later on the Freshmen returned the party and a fine time was had at their party. I-Yff., 41,1 mnY l'J0l Us Wqjh, 14. 30 Q if W' e., cfxll-lf S NXQU ag UN ,Vw Q ss O X eg claws map P- l As the year closes we are Sad to leave our Sophomore year behind u w are excited at the prospect of becoming Juniors Our class officers for the past year have been President Emilie Olson Secretary Treasurer Mary Ann Prowant Reporter David Stralow Student Council Reporter Jerry Spencer 22 R I 9 QQ ,I Qc 1 fl ' KS g ,E 3:5 N , A 2 -. P 5' l 24 ' S2 4. 4 ,T 1 3 NS' f 2 if Q J-, li -'ff' 4a Q FX jf ox f : .sb e ,s' J H. A Q' 0' 0. rl Q I A ' f- Y , ' , b t e ' Vice President -------------------------------------------------- ---- S ylvia Stein