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

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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!

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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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Back-Earl Kime, Lavern Stevenson, Arthur Epstein, Harold Riber, Harvey Gantzert, Earl Holzhauer, Robert Ervin. Third-Dorotlly Saville, Helen Baker, Rita Steiclien, Eleanor Rae Lower, Anna Mae Olson, lletty Ruder. 50601161-Lois Edmunds, llary Baker, Norma Kepplinger, Ruth Hole, Mary Jane 1IcConnell, Phyllis Ruder, Claire Peterson. Front-Ellen Saville, Eleanor Fratia, Mary O'Connor, Ellen Fratia, Mary Jane Komorowski, Jack XYelch. Drama tic Club W' Sponsor: Miss Van Tress President .................... ..... B etty Ruder Vice-President ............. ....,.. I ack Welch Secretary-Treasurer ...... ....,. E llen lfratia For seamen interested in acting, the Dramatic Club was formed. At the vari- ous meetings, held in Miss Van Tressls stateroom, programs were given in which all members participated. Acts consisted of verse reading, plays, reports, and pantomime. On April 12, a play was given at the annual Patrons' Day program in the ship's gymnasium. Another play was held in the assembly in May. Page Twenty-1z1'ne