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

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Sponsors Miss Smith Mr. Messer Class Marcia Tripp Reynolds Smith Lana Maring Darryl Me st Kenneth Kaul Ojjqcers secretary Treasurer Reporter Vice Pre sident Pre sident I I7

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Senior H iszfogf We entered high school as green freshmen with eleven girls and twelve boys. At the beginning of the second semester Betty Neu left us leaving us with twenty-two. Officers for the year included President--Kenny Kaul, Vice- president--Reynolds Smith, Secretary--Karen Nelson, Treasurer--Darryl Mest Reporter--Gregory Stengel, and Student Council members--Sherri Fossett and Lana Maring. Our sponsors were Mr. Fair and Mr. Dyson. During our sophomore year Diana Kahler left us. The main highlight of the year was initiating the freshman. The officers for that year were: President --Sharon Adolph, Vice-president--David Turney, Secretary--Marcia Tripp, Treasurer--Reynolds Smith, Reporter--Connie Beyer, and Student Council members--Sherri Fossett and Darryl Mest. Our sponsors were Mrs. Frey and Mr. Dyson. We all remember many happy occasions during our junior year. In the fall we received our class rings and presented our class play, Arsenic and Old Lace. In the spring we honored the seniors with the prom to the theme of The Roaring Twentiesf! Our class officers for the year included: President --Kenny Kaul, Vice-president--Darryl Mest, Secretary--Conni Beyer, Treas- urer--Karen Nelson, Reporter--Ronnie Brown, and Student Council members --Sherri Fossett and Reynolds Smith. Our sponsors were Mr. Dyson, Mr. Mc- Cann, and Mrs. Schmidecarnp. In this, our senior year, we are looking forward to another class play, the prom, our trip to the World's Fair in New York, and graduation. During this year Barbara Kness,,J'erry Murray, and Gregory Stengel left us leaving us with eighteen students. The following students, who will graduate in 1964, have attended Chadwick School since the first grade: Sherri Fossett, Karen Nelson, Darryl Mest, Reynolds Smith, and David Turney. 16

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Senior Wz'lZ We, the class of l964, being of sound mind and body and realizing that we are depriving the Chadwick High School of our honored presence do hereby declare the statements in this document to be our Last Will and Testament, thereby rendering invalid all other statements and wills contrived. I, Ken Kaul, bequeath my black Ford to Franklin Hubbard. No more blow-outs OR blow- ups, Frank! I, Sherri Fossett, bequeath my cheerleading ability to Sharon Brightman. Jump high, now! I, Marcia Tripp, bequeath all my spare moments to Lana Baumgardt. Are you busy? I, Lana Maring, bequeath my German skills to Shirley Brightman. Vat did you say? I, Connie Beyer, will my ability to settle down to Sheila Sibley. Make a good choice, Sheila. I, Lowell Hartman, bequeath my ability to tease the girls to Jim Pitts. I, Ronald Brown, bequeath my quietness to Cheryl Ferris. Try using it in English! I, Reynolds Smith, bequeath my scientific ability to Joan Pitts. You might discover some- thing useful. I, Dick Moen, bequeath my talkativeness to Judy Turnbaugh. You've got a good start! I, David Turney, bequeath my dear hunting ability and equipment to Randall Houzenga. I, Jane Sibley, bequeath my athletic ability to David Zumdahl. Now we'll see progress in sports. I, Karen Nelson, bequeath my good grades to Merlyn Kahler. Don't let me down! I, Sharon Adolph, bequeath my ability to stay out of trouble to Les Hoover. Be good! I, James Senneff, bequeath my heighth to Betty Elder. My, you're going to have to grow aren't you? I, Henry Newendyke, bequeath the red light on my car to Judy Mertz. Be careful! I, Darryl Mest, bequeath my love for good jokes to Cynthia Whitney. Got any new ones ? I, Barbara Schubert, bequeath my shorthand ability to Nancy Brandenburg. It'll soon be a universal language, Nancy. I, Lawrence Queckborner, bequeath my loud muffler and hot rod to Linda Hartman. In witness whereof, We, the class of 1964, have to this, our Will, set our hands and seal this second day of May, in the year one thousand nine hundred and sixty-four. WITNESSES: Miss Smith Mr. Messer