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

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jqllfrt l,ziwlvr. Helen .li-nn Toslcsen. Peggy Doha-rty, and juxnvs XYc'icki-11. Jim H41 Niizu -Txllllillll Hayes. Thomzis Canals. .Xrlmlc Hohenslxell, Marv Finlcv, XY:nuT:i Kr-rn, Nfuriu Smith Gi-rziirlinu Fruilurirsey, Edith Humhert. Iruncs Orr, and Hcrlicrt Vlinlz. - ll :il li'm.'fllon:llci Rolilis, Douglas Ilalssr, john XYcldon, llzlrolcl linrgvr, ,Xrt Mzitliir-sg-11, lolin Rliskull livlllllilll K'l1I'iNIL'IlSCI1, llalu Shearer, Richard Myers, zunl Ilonzilil llunm-rt. - SOPHOMORE CLASS The Sophomore Class held ils Tirsi meeling in Sep- rember and lhe following officers were elecled: presidenl, Elroy Burgwaldy vice-president Peggy Doherryg and secreiary and lreasurer, Mary Finley. Miss Turnell acled as class adviser. The sophomore class won firsl prize in lhe senior s'run+ show by pre- senring The Bride's Delight A spring parly was held in April. The Sophomore Class has been well represenled in aciiviries This year. The foolball season broughr our a number of boys who proved fhernselves quife valuable. Kennerh Chrisrenson played lefl end suc- l'1:y Init Ix'ii:.'fRoy Ficlilmznn. Yycttzi Olson. Lila Hansen, Almcclzn Grvv, Th-tix' Zi-iulvr. lflziiin- IInl1:nn'r Klar- fl' 'l'1c'i'11fy-fain'

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cially active in athletics, with James O'Brien, Clar- ence Dierlcs, and Arlo Mueller on the regular squad in basketball. The yearly reception of the Juniors lor the Seniors was given late in May. The recep- tion was in the form oi a dinner, served by the Jun- ior mothers, and a dance. The gymnasium was dec-- orateol in rainbow colors, and favors of the Senior Class flower-the lily-ol-The-valley-were given ro the guests. The program ol the toasrs was based on the Senior molto- Climb though the rocks be rugged. in 1 ms 0 nr cs XY:-ickcr, Clizxrlcs lllickvlson, Virgil .XUfll'L'IlhUl1, julm Cleary, jzuuu- FYHHCI5 Nllllnr lrink XYclcl1, ISllWV1ll'll l,zu'sL-ix, :mal lfulcsta XVattc1'S. ffm 1 links. Arlo Mueller, linrl linnrzul, Otis l,c:1cl1. llulc Giles. Robert Nunn Xgruon I'0klNlt!lIIlL Robert llrothcrs, 'lolm Smith, lloualrl llourlruziu, mul jack Connor ul v iri ary Sofliui, liorotliy Corrurzui. Rosalie Crzmzlzill, :lime Asa, Murgrirct A labeth R uulxll Lucille Rush, Mzn'g:irvt Turner, Lorraine liimc, :xml Louise XYcl1cr

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cesslully for a good parl ol lhe season. John Mis- kell filled a laclcle posilion, while l-larry Smilh and Arif Malhiesen changed olil al lhe cenler posilion during lhe enlire season. Elmer Riber and Arl lvlalhiesen played as regulars on lhe baslcelball var- sily, and in The second live lhere were Jim Orr, John Mislcell, and l-larry Smilh, who all played well. Doug'- las Baker did well in deloale and Peggy Doherly was oul for humorous declamalion. Several sophomore girls held responsible ollices in G. A. A. Mary Fin- ley was secrelary and lreasurer, while Geraldine Frederisy managed volleyball. Wanda Kern had charge of lap dancing, and Peggy Doherly had lraclc. 1 lui! In 4 -Ifllun Saville, Ilernzulim- .Xlfu-r, Ilmmlnl XYclcl1, Frank llruy. lflriyil Michaels, Rllrxtll I' 1 rhnul llx mrl I li ni lxlu L s liroll. Ycra , ..,, -N. X :ml In rf-lfilwiu Schmidt. Ch-oruu I'.iillips, Iilmvr Riliur, Iilmy Iiiirqwzilil. llzirry Smith, .Inf l A urn lk-lswzuxrcr, 'l'hom:is XXX-lull, :mil Frcdilie lim-dvr. is HMI In iflmcillu Cnsszuly, I':llL'11 Mziriv Iillvlllff, Celeste IXIck'mmp-ll, Yii'uini:i Hoffman, Ihmru I l in .Xrliuu Cll1lDlllt', Mzirjnriu Zzippzi, :md llorothy Cl11'islr-:lsr-im. I If I i llyffitn'