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

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Ifzmi Rnzuflflorciicc Tlranilsfclflt, Lorraine Carpenter, Hazel I'locggc1', Shirlcy Larsen. Blnry XYcllL-r, fNInr- gary! llrnst, Ifleanor Rae Lower, Virginia lJrLong', Uzxtlicrixn flzxnsun, Yurnzi Ki-lch, :mil llurlmrzn i lirnmhzrch. ,Siwmzll Rm.'fRay1'noi11l Mcfarler. Xxiillliilll Realm, Vlzxirv l'm-tcrson, Ruth llimvlisvl. l,U1'I'IliIlt' I'cs'lx'un'o Virginia Anllrcason. Anna May Olson, lflninc l'rzlll. Ruth llolr, Mary fllhiflllllfbf, ,loscph Nligliririni. zxnrl Richard Rocrlcr. Tliirll Ifnzuflfrniik 'l'ni1herLl. Edward Cahill, Iolin Austin, john Klullnirlcll, Nlurjoric Krvhrt, Xlzlriu Knhrt, XX'illi:un llocing, Kenneth Corieli, Clmrlcs li!!'llllSC!l, :mil Solon jurrlzm. FRESHMAN CLASS On Augusl 3I, sixly-lhree green freshiesh could have been seen wandering in lhe halls ol D. T. l'l. S. Wilhin a week an eleclion was held and lhe follow- ing ol-licers were elecledz William Reeb, president Edward Cahill, vice-presidenlg Roger Cooke, secre- Jraryy Carherine Clausen, Treasurer. ll was decided lhal 'rhe firsl class parly be held in lhe lower hall on November l2. As The lime approached, commil- 'rees for lhe parly were appoinled by 'rhe presidenl. yr' Thwlfy

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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'

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Allhouqh +he parly was on Friday, Jrhe l3fh, all who afrended enioyed Themselves, and fhe parfy was proclaimed one of lhe besf a freshman class ever had. Lafe in January, eleven more pupils enlered fhe ranlcs of fhe freshmen. Plans are being made for anolher parly. Many members of The class are Jralqinq parl in all school aclrivifies-such as, baskefball, foofball, base- ball, glee clubs, F.F.A. and debale. T Ifrrxt lx,U'ZUf-rliillll Nelson, Ruth llurgcr, Adele Ii1lfg1'k'l', Glzulys Cznnphell, Lorrzxinc llouclrcrm, llzlry Jam' liU!l141I'UXYSkl, El:-:mor Frzitixi, Phyllis Rucler, l':llL'!1 Frzxtia, and Raymond lfnglcrt. S 'frir1il lfotufliogcr Cuukc, lick-n Gcmmill, Emma Smuy, Dorothy Haag, Annu llirkulzx, Doris Simaufcl, 'luulmth Rush-r and Lawrence lmlnox. ,iu.m H lifltill. 1, . , flliril Nan'-LeRoy Hahn, Robert Fox, XYilhur Komnick, XYultcr Gossrau, 'Thoums I5uY0rc, Ilurwooil Mc- ki1!llUllj4ll, and l'2flNV!!!'Il lfnglurt. l'uyu' 7'n'u11I,x .vL'7'rl1