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

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Back-fllonald Yan Dyke, john Netzke, john fYlEhClll2lgCl', Oluf Lnnrl, LeRoy Nliller, Frank Rieolo, Laurie Stiizer. Fnurflz -lloruthy llil.lIl5L'l1, Dorothy Riber, Iris lXleKinney, liclith Olson, lilorotliy Stzlhler, Doris Robinson, Jeannette XYarlleiggli. Tl1l1'LifFf2l!1CCS Skonetslci, Fern XYalflron, Julia Ricolo, Margaret XYeldon, Nancy Toek, Esther Peron, Charlotte Mcliune. SCCOHdfJ0ll!1 ,l.1l1'llCI', Glen Thomas, John Hitters, Rohert Sinlp-10.1, Scott lllonfluy, Arnold Landon. Steve Zaman. FI'07lffciBl1C Mickelson, Jack Phelzm, Anna Porth, Freddie Zabel, Joe Rncler, Jack 'lll10IT1D5OYl. Fourth Class Passengers Sponsor: Miss Lovejoy President ........... .......,. D onalcl Michaels Vice-President ..... ..... I eannette Whdleigh Secretary .... ..... lk Iargaret VVeldon Treasurer ..... ..... D orothy Riber Page Tiiilfilfy

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Back-XVayne Bloxam, Leo Burger, Calvin Bennington, John Brorsen, Robert Drew, Donald Beyer, Davy, Ralph Jensen. FUZIIIII-Cll8Tl6S Hoffman, Rohert Humbert, Edward Herb, Gerald Christensen, Howard Burkhart, Currie, James Cooke, Carl Clausen. Third-Margaret Chapman, Helen lllake, Mary Davis, Shirley Giles, Frances Himes, Elizabeth Ely Goodman, Bernard Cruise. Second-Mary Jean Dransfeldt, Helen Holzhauer, Mary Duay, XVanda Johnson, Lucille Haag, Haag, Mildred Jensen, Glenn Dippon. Frontillarie Englert, Agnes Campbell, Catharine Grieff, Iames Bunting, XValter Houck, Norma Lorraine Haag, Rosemary Darm. Having successfully passed the first year of their voyage aboard the S.S. D.T.H.S., these sailors have de- veloped into line, able-bodied seamen, third-class pas- sengers. The importance of this second year of the voyage was instilled in them, and they participated in many activities, such as football, basketball, and various clubs. These seamen have rapidly learned the ropes of the ship and the ways of the sea. Page Nineteen Robert Robert Peggy Evelyn Drew,

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I Br1fkfHarolfl llcnker, Hill Call, Raymond Carty, Richard llillings, Ralph Austin, Ibuteu lish Fozrrtlz-Gene Currie, Harvey liattrell, Thomas Coriell, Robert Christensen, Arthur Gos Raymond Q :ss acly. llerbert Drew. Tlzird-Lucille Flint, lfleauor Hayes, lfrlith Hollis, Lorraine Kiley, Anna Frye, Miriam l'urk1art Second--Gillvert Kanun. Glen Conshack, XYalter Konmrnwski, Rohert Christensen, XYilfred Chrislnnsen Howard Freclenshorg. Front-Lester Hansen, Phyllis Freclerisy, Patricia Burns, Juanita Bilsborough, Helen Iirodeisen Ro-we Marie Cruise. Page T-'ii'L'l1fj 0IIO Ship-ahoy! There is a group of green-looking sea- men swarming the decks. lt must be the fourth-class passengers. They are under-foot everywhere, learning the ropes. lt is difficult for them to adapt themselves to the sea. The voyage is long and hard across the sea of knowl- edge. But even though they are green, they are as well- mannered and behaved as any that have boarded our ship. They are quick to learn the ways of the sea.