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

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l Stlzudiny-lfleaiior Rae Lower, Earl Holzhauer, Jack Held, lietty Ruder. 1 Bark-llolm Barker, Mary llavis, Adela llurgrer, Elsie Heinrich, Mary O'Connor. F01I1'fiI-fl':Zi1'l Kime, lilzxine Cliristman, Patricia XYaters, Elaine Pratt, Joan O'l3rien. Third--lfrlitll Christensen, Virginia DeLong, Lucille Ifnglert, Ruth Burger, lllanche Christensen. Stroud-llorotlly Haag, Frances Portli, Helen Xxvflglll, Eudora Szintacroce, Claire Peterson. Frontfhlary XVeller, Frzmres Hansen, Pauline Ellis, Norma Kepplinger, Ruth llrecllsel. Senior Commercial Sponsor: Miss Thompson President .................. ..... ..... E l aine Pratt Vice-President ....... ..,.... ........... h T oan O'Brien Secretary ........... .................... X 7irginia DeLong Treasurer ...... ...... N orma jean Kepplinger The seamen who transacted the business of the ship form the Senior Com- mercial Club. A most important activity was that of working for typing pins and awards during the year. Other activities were the sponsoring of a show, a candy raffle, working at the Home-Coming Dance, and a spring party. Page Tu'c:1ty-sever:

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Bark Ron'-Rayinond Mathisen, Robert Davy, Floyd Arnold, Charles Hoffman, VVarren Savage, Harold Rohlfs, Kenneth Coriell. Faurlli Ron'-llonald Turner, john Ncfonnell, Bernard Cruise, LeRoy Klein, Harry Lauhhan, Ronald XYilder. Third Rozwffierzilcl Christensen. Laurence Mcfonnell, Herschel Offill, John llrorson, Glen llippon, james A. Zappa. Svcolld Row-XYayne Rloxam, James Zappa, David Bagnell, Robert Barker, Donald Sodini. Front Rau'-llrady XYilder, Lois Edmunds, Mary O'Conn0r, Bette Feddersen, Blanche Christensen, Lucille Englert. J ' C ' I Unl0l' 0mmefCl6 Sponsor: Mr. Haegele President .................... ........... I ohn McConnell Vice-President ............. .... L aurence McConnell Secretary-Treasurer ...... .............. L ois Edmunds The seamen who are beginners in commercial work constitute the member- ship of the Junior Commercial Club. The monthly programs are so arranged and planned that during' the year every member will have had an important part in at least one program. A club constitution and its by-laws were drawn up by the sailors, and each meeting was conducted according to parliamentary procedure. Page Twenty-six

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Uzzfkflliek Rue4ler, Ilill Reeb. llorolhy Riher. Tlriril' IX,lI'ZK'fl':2lTl llolyllaner, ,Iohn Flint, Robert lfrvin, Marshall Hush, Rohcrt NleClell:inil, 'I'om IM-Vore. 50501111 lfleanor lirztlizx, lloten Ilnsh. lfllen Fratizl, Ralph jenscn, Roger Cooke. lfmxrtffhlznek XXX-leh, lfleanor Rue l,owt-r, lletty Rnmlrr, Iloroihy Saville. M a r In e m a t 1 c s Sp flll mf Miss Hubbard l'resiclent ............. .. ..,........ Bill Reeb Vice-Presirlent ...... .,.., E lezmor Frzttizl Secretary ........... .. ....... ..... E llen Fratizl Treasurer ..,.....,.,,...,....... ...,,,............. l Betty Rufler Press Correspondent .....................,.......... Eleanor Rae Lower The Klatheinatics Club has proved itself to be very helpful in charting loca- tions. This club is composed of nineteen seamen. To be eligible one must be taking or have taken some form of inatheinaties, except general niatheinatics. The progrznns, which were plannefl :md conclueted by members of the club, included nmtheinatiezll gzunes, contests, puzzles, and riddles. Page Y'1t'vrliy-vigil!