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

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l 1 x I I r .1 SECOND GRADE ROW 1: Kevin Schneider, Jamie Rippy, Kathy Bush, Steven Knutti, LeAnn Handel, Debra Weber. ROW Z: Dennis Ferris, Laura Keck- ler, Sara Daehler, David Ballard, Thomas Jecklin, Max Gordon. ROW 3: David Wiersema, Jeff Daehler, Debra Yoeckel, Lanora Queckboerner, Jerry Janssen, Mary Jo Frey. The second grade room is evenly balanced this year with nine boys and nine girls enrolled. Excitement reached an all time high when the firemen came to give us a surprise ride on a real firetruck during Fire Prevention Week. We enjoyed our Halloween Party as we dressed like witches and ghosts and paraded in the halls, played games in our room, and ate the good food prepared by our mothers. We read, wrote, and drarnatized storiesg dabbled in paint and colored chalk as we tried to create life-like figures from paper mache. We worked hard learning howto read, write, and spell so that we would be ready for the third grade next year. Mrs. Ruby Stiles 7

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V141 --Q.-1 W r W W W W W I I 5 W , , . l 49 Hz 1 E ' - '-X?bl'ffI'i i5?- N. 73, -71: 4 W. . fyfr . I, Q Qfggdyfr FIRST GRADE RCW 1: Michael Todd, Kerry Rippy, Cynthia Schneider, Thomas Hart- man, David Davis, Deborah Moen, Brenda Johnson. ROW Z: Vickie Moothart, Catherine Fjelstad, Gregory Tripp, Nancy Ballard, David Linker, .Till Aude, Kevin Livingston, .Till Horst, Christine Furgason. ROW 3: James Mertz, Thomas Vrieswyk, Stephen Matherson, Jan Murray, Jeffrey Holmes, Sharie Eisfeller, Mark Messer, Sherry Gipe. Our 1962-'63 school year opened with an enrollment of 23. Early in the year David Davis came to our school from Clystic, making our total 24. We nowhave eleven girls, and thirteen boys. Committees were chosenfrom the group to serve refreshments, assistedby their mothers, at our Halloween, Christmas, Valentine, and Easter parties. Serving on these committees teaches us to assume responsiblity, and share with each other. We have been thrilled iwth the use of our new Sixties Edition of Scott, Foresman in Reading. The moder- nistic presentation of our stories makes reading most enjoyable. Our new Arithmetic, which is 2 quite advanced, should lead to a better un- ' ', derstanding of numbers. Our year has S5 been a very busy one, but who wants X to loaf? We are alive! Mrs. Irene Peters

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'V' K-Nw X 1' , ,, 'E I . i, x , ...SL- THIRD GRADE 7 ROW l: Janet Schlagenhaufen, Allen Patch, Linda Boelkins, Julie Houzenga, Jane Wierserna, Susan Metz. ROW 2: John Larson, Sheldon Geison, Gregory Gipe, Darrell Pauley, Jo Ann Hartman, John Daehler, Dwight Smith. ROW 3: Billy Brown, Stephen Holmes, Patricia Kradle, Lynette Martins, Ruth Mackey, Roxanne Hawley. Nineteen pupils are enrolled in third grade this year. We have four new pupils--Allen Patch and Ruth Mackey from the Mil- ledgeville School, Roxanne Hawley from McGrew, Nebraska, and Patricia Kradle from Rock Falls, Illinois. We are mak- ing paper mache jack-o-lanterns, seed charts, and corn- husk dolls. We plan to have the traditionalparties - - - Halloween, Christmas, and Valentine Day. 6 S I Y 1. - X .. . x Mrs. lrene Kness ' I' -Q? I' P .A 1' 12 . w . X. ,Q- fffy ' 9 1. 8 .f ' b 'Vi4f2k M :fzr:7a,1Q'bn -' ' 1 -'ii' msffr'- f'n'5ff1' WV- +I- --WYE? 1 W - Q 5 ' ' '