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

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H, I' X W ''5 '3 '3'7'5 'l1W'T'Li -1' , .. '.n,. 1- .-M'-thi! Ml - 'eZf5f1Filg':'xl.l?iF.21Jfb'fLffE1TP-fL5SlfSE:3:53215713153QQ ffF1!fl'ff3Q:i'53l.. 'V 1 I 3 W: The Sands of Time fWitl1 We, the Class of 1961, being of sound mind and body and realizing that we are de- priving the Chadwick High School of our honored presence do hereby declare the state- ments recorded in this document to be our Last Will and Testament, thereby rendering invalid all other statements and wills contrived. I, ALLEN RAHN, will my chivalry and good manners to Evan Haag. I, STE VE POTTER, will the mail in my left shirt pocket to Darla Schreiner and whatever is in the right shirt pocket to Gloria Sibley. I, HAZEL SWANSON, will my lobe for teachers to Harold Ferris and Jerry Pauley. I, JOHN ROSENOW, will my ability to keep six chapters ahead of the others in bookkeep- ing to Vic Hartman. I, MICK ADOLPH, bequeath my love for the little animals across the street to Barbara Aude. I, ALICE SIBLE Y, will my outbursts ofgiggles to Ronnie Beyer. I, KA THR YN RAHN, will my quick temper and all my other abilities to Aloma Kness and Barry Farley. I, DANIEL NELSON, will Mina Kness my red hair and moustache from the play. I, BEVERLY FOR TH, will my spare moments to Charlotte Houzenga. I, WALTER Smilie BENNETT, will my smiling personality to Ronnie Fossett. I, GAR Y TURNEY, bequeath my practical jokes and high spirits to Leonard Mechling. I, HOWARD HELMS, will my many girl friends and little blue car to David Stntzman. I, LOREN KAHLER, bequeath my Nixon buttons to Nancy Edwards. I, ROGER BEYER, will my lapse of memory in class to Clarence Hartman and Lynn M urra y . I, ALICE GEISZ, will my ability in physics--and love of drama to Tony Hawkins. I, LARRY KNESS, will my ability to keep quiet to Barbara Yoeckel. I, BAR TON TEMPLE, will my nickname to Doug Seelye. I, FA YE VOS, will my cheerleading ability to Stan Spealman. I, BOB DOUGLAS, will my ability to get into difficulty to Vicki Holmes. I, MAR VIN KNUTTI, will my athletic ability to Bette Bowles and Jon Whitney. fBe careful Jon, Bette might put it to better use than you.1 In witness whereof we, the Class of 1961, have to this, our Will, set our hands and seal this twenty-first day of January, in the year one thousand nine hundred and sixty- one. SENIOR CLASS fsealj WITNESSES: Miss Hubbard Mr. Messer M 21 id tl 1 K5.WlLfWIWfl'l?ll7:5??iiklll'EW'Ftzffvwezwiwfgei.M21322timewe.2:g11.z1nf1sf..1 . A1 'V X -i-' ' Ml' -'-+I-f111I--f'+v-1-lv---1-1we-f L. . .12 f...s is im. .itheahfmzidmwi-'iii-.Hsieh1,:4+4mQ+fmffgsgas:I 'I 1

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