Dwight Township High School - Rudder Yearbook (Dwight, IL)

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1927 THE RUDDER Page 17 l we in . 3' Ji Zilla llllll P 5 SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 1925, approximately sixty Freshmen entered high school. Vie held our first class meeting in November, with Miss John- son as our sponsor. The following officers were elected: President, Marie Zabel, Vice President, Cletus Neville, Secretary, Helen Fer- guson, Treasurer, Louis Groll. Our class, Frivolous Freshiesn was organized Witl1f'Be Square as our motto, and purple and gold as our colors. It was also decided that each member should pay ten cents a month class dues. During our Freshman year We were Well represented in football, basketball and glee club. Several members took part in the operetta. Upon our return to school as Sophomores, we chose for our spon- sor, Miss Miller. A class meeting was held September 21, l926, and the following officers were elected: George Orr, President, Stewart Gordon, Vice President, Lorraine Strufe, Treasurer, Hallie ilvood, Secretary. It was decided to raise our dues this year to fifteen cents a month instead of ten cents as before. First Row-Christensen, Boston, Davies, Finley, Groll, Graves, Haack, Reeb,Ar1nbruster, Danker, l-lanlon, Bagnell, Brendley. Second RowYJordan, M. Zabel, Rearick, iStrufe, Miller, Foster, Doran, Ahern, Christen- sen, Mehlhop, Stallrnan, Gantzert, Maguire, Hallam, Miss Miller. - Third Row--Good, B. Zabel, Rhode, Meiers, Jeffries, Nelson, Armbuster, A. Hoffman, Maloney, Reimer, Wood, Welsh, Jordan. Fourth Row-Walsh, 0 Brien, Dixon, Paaske, Orr, Sterritt, Neville, Gordon.

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Page 16 THE RUDDER 1927 First Row-Weicker, Johnston, Ambler, Laase, Maguire, Hobbs, Smith, Swanson, Dippon. Second Row-Miss Johnson, Thomson, Wright, Doran, Roost, Armstrong, Bannon, Short, Roeder, Geis, Diefenbach. Third Row-J. Broderick, Jenkins, N, Broderick, Christopher, Richmond, Walker, Beier, Steichen, Hubert, Brown, Brownsey. Fourth RowsBaker, Long, Jepson, Wilson, Hahn, Thompson, Grush, Boyer, Reynolds, McKinney. custom. Thus, one of the greatest aims of our Junior year Was suc- cessfully completed. 2 And so a most pleasant year, full of scholastic activities, came to a close. Wie, the Juniors of '27, will look back upon this year with fond reinemhrances of old friends and associates, as We Wish health, wealth, and happiness to all its members. To Miss Johnson, our loved and honored sponsor, we give our most sincere thanks for her guidance through this year. Virginicz Iiunnon. i.....g. ..i- Miss Miller- This plant belongs to the Begonia family. Virginia Haynes- How kind of you to look it up for them. Miss Miller- Can you tell me What a volcano is? Willard Christiansen--t'A, high mountain that keeps erupting. Tom Maguire- Fighting is all right providing you do it intelli- gently. Raymond Ralph- Yes, but you always ean't find a smaller man. . Qi..T. Clarence Roeder-ttDid you ever take the Carlsbad mud bath treatment. Alva AndersonW'tNo, but I played in the Kankakee-Dwight foot- ball game. .lg-,..l. LeRoy Jenkins-t'Can you sign your name with your eyes shut? Father-' ' Certainly. LeRoy Jenkins-ttThen shut your eyes and sign my report cardf'

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Page 18 THE RUDDER 1927 Q W U FRESHMEN B First Row-Lawler, Tosteson, IQHDIIQ, Vlfeart, Oughton, West, Farrell. Seoond Row-Weicker, Goodman, Ferguson, Smith, Larkin, Ohlendorf, Mickelson. Third RoWsGrush, Koehnlein, Hanlon, Dawson, Seabert, Fratia. First Row-Haynes, Landers, Nelson, Christensen, Armstrong, Oberlin, McConnell, Fieldman, Michaels, Delihanty, Smith, Worth, Fitzpatrick, Nelson,J. Dodd, Burkhart. Second Row-Miss Poindexter, D. Dodd, Schrotberger, Miller, Neth, Christopher, Butz, Ferguson, H. Smith, L. Smith, Strufe, Price, Welsh, Dalton, Kepplinger, Sterritt, Both, Helmeriffk, Christman, Sodini. Third Row-Slater, Persohniek, Whalen, Steiehen, Hahn, McConnell, Norris, Kelch, Lydigson, Beiswanger, Ward, Jensen, Kragle, Maissoneuve. Fourth Row-Finnegan, Dierks, Ralph, Erickson, Christensen, Rhode.