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

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aft ffbgbs gf'-,il Sinai ee 33 Wilson Koehnlein bequeaths his mathematical knowledge to Alvin Hansen. Mildred Lydigsen bequeaths her water wave combs to Esther Burk. sf X as t Q9 Elbert McC'arthy bequeaths l1is smiling Irish eyes to Lloyd Detfenbaeh, Ilelen Mcflonnell bequeaths her methods of study to Doris Anderson. Florence Miller bequeaths her gum to Julia Laubhan. Nicholas Nelson bequeaths his absences to Dick Weicke1'. Charles Oberlin bequeaths l1is basket ball honors to Herbert Worby. Francis O 'Brien bequeaths his Odell girl to Roy Slattery. Grace Perschnick bequeaths her Gregg' pen to Rosemond Dawson. Mildred Schrotberger bequeaths her ambition to Morris Christensen. Donald Siedentop bequeaths his vocal talent to Harry Price. Hazel Slater bequeaths her ability to play the violin to Eugene ltlaguire. Helga Smith bequeaths her way with the men to Beatrice Niessen. Lois Steichen bequeaths a part of the Odell road to Evelyn Welch and Dorothy Kelch. Marjorie Steritt bequeaths her book on How to Stay Short to Eleanor Weart. Agnes NVest bequeaths her ability to debate to Charles Metzke. Lastly: VVe hereby nominate and appoint C. A. Brothers as executor of this Last Will and Testament and request that he be required to put up plenty of bond for the faithful performance and carrying out of the sacred provisions of this Will and Testament. We hereby revoke any and all former wills or codicils by us made. IN VVI'rNEss WIIEIEEOIU we have hereunto set our hand and affixed our seal at Dwight, Illinois, this First day of April, in the year of our Lord, One Thous- and Nine Ilundred Thirty. CSEALD oLAss or 1930. Signed, published, and declared in tl1e presence of Marie Bissell and Madge Spray, who at the request of the testator, in his presence and in the presence of each other, witnessed the execution of the foregoing instrument as the LAST NVILL AND TESTAMENT of the CLASS OF 1930. A SENIOR'S QUESTION VVhat will my future be? Sad, joyous, happy or free? Shall I work hard to grain an end, Or shall I come and go as the Wind? What is my futureill I ery. Nobody knows, not even I. -AGNES WEST. A Twenty-eiylzt

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1904 N-'55 .fN,:. A X f Y Q fue, I U el' N We in XT fx Junior History Q Q ll? Un Tuesday, September 6, 1927, about sixty adventurers embarked on the si! T good ship, D. T. II. S., for a four years' journey on the sea of knowledge. Our il' pilot was Miss Jolmson. During the year we had two captains, John Smith and Esther Hansen, and a first mate, who was VVilson Koehnlein. The ship 's log was kept by Richard VVeicker and Eleanor Burkhart, and the ship 's treasure chest was carefully guarded by stalwart Agnes 'West. Our journey during this I9 year was greatly enjoyed by all, and oceans of learning were revealed to us. X I All storms were overcome, everyone remained true to our dear flag of green and white, and after our brief sojourn at the po1't, Vacation, fifty-two of us were prepared to set out again and explore farther. kj VVe raised anchor on September 4, 1928, with the spirit of conquest in our F hearts. Our pilot had disappeared at the port so a new one, Miss English, was acquired. She was a good one also, and kept us to our true course, even though the storms were fiercer than those of the first lap of our voyage. During this pc1'iod we again had two captains, VVilson Koehnlein and Rose Marie Orr, and two first mates, Joseph Dodd and Patricia Bannon. The keeper of the log was Esther Hansen, and the chest was guarded by two able seamen, Ruby Jensen and VVilliam Boston, Our sailors were very successful in the ship 's activities, and a party, which was a happy affair for our men on board, was held in the spring. The difficulties were easily mastered, and the joys ended too soon when we anchored in the port, Second Vacation. l+'lRS'l' ROW: Eleanor Ilurkhart, Dorothy Keleh, Eugene Maguire, Raymond Hanley, Esther Burk, Eleanor Weart. SECOND RUW: Miss Mc-Ulellanll, Esther Hansen, llonaltl 'l'oek, Lucille Farrell. Esther Alnidon, Ronald Rhode, Fern Dippon. Tllllllh RHW: Alvin Mickelson Ruth Sorensen, Ueeelial Ralph, llerniee Roeder. Evelvu YVelc-li, Salena Hanley, William Roston. I 771 iffy