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

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Btll'kfNlZlTVl11 Kutz, Raymond Carty, Arthur Goss, Robert Christensen, llill Call, llick Billings, Ray- mond Ciassacly. FnzH'fl1gAlice Martin, lris Blcliinney, Edith Hollis, Eleanor Hayes, Lucille Flint, Lorraine lxiley. T11i1'dfGene Currie, Russell Hansen, Ralph Austin, Doten Bush, Harvey Ilattrell, Herhert Drew, Glenn Conschack. .SE'L'01lliffI'IOVV71I'fl I-'renh-nslsorg, Edward Chaclclick, Thomas ljakalar, XYilfred Christensen, Lester Hansen, Anna Frye. Front-luanita llilshorough, Nancy Lewis, Charlotte McKune, Miriam Burkhart, Phyllis Frederisy, Rosemary Cruise. As freshmen, this group elected the following officers: President, Donald Michaelsg vice-president, Jeanette Wad- leighg secretary, Margaret VVe1dong treasurer, Dorothy Riber. This class sponsored a class dance. In 1941, officers were elected as fol- lows: President, Gilbert Kammg vice- president, Oluf Lundg secretary-treas- urer, Julia Riccolo. At 7:30 on February 28, this group sponsored a dance at which Mr. and Mrs. Van Dyke and Mr. and Mrs. Haegele acted as chaperons for the eve- ning. Page Twenty

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In 1941, the following officers were elected: President, Glenn Dippong vice- president, Gladys Campbell, secretary- treasurer, XfVinifred Long. On December 12, 1940, Early to Bed, Early to Rise was presented with the following cast: Glenn Dippon, Peggy Goodman, Maxine Mueller, Charles Hoffman, Harold Rohlfs, Leigh Rob- erts, Anna Kelch, Shirley Giles, Lor- raine Osborn, John Hrorsen, and Doro- thy Riber. The stage management was under the direction of Marilyn Metta, and the play was directed by Miss Wil- son. The play proved to be a success, and a profit was made. On May 24, this group entertained the seniors at the annual junior-Senior reception held in the gymnasium. Baukfllarolil Rohlfs, John Zappa. Robert Sereno, Raymond Matliisen, Laurence Rlcfonnell, XYallace Patten, Harry Laubhan, Ronald XYil1ler. Fourtlzf-liorotlly Schmidt, Marilyn Metta, Clara Ugg, Aletha Kraft, Lucille Zappa, Dorothy Rilser, XYancla Johnson. 'lilzirflfllonald 1Yilder, Jack Myers, LeRoy Klein, Charles Hoffman, Donalul 'lllH'llL'1', llonalll Sodini, lfclwarrl Herb, 1Yalter Houck. SvrolzllfflDorothy Petersen, XYinifrerl Long, Alveta Rhode, Anna Kelcli, jaines Zappa, Leigh Roberts, lloris lionnnick. 1'll'0I!f1l?1 IlllCC5 Zappa, Rosemary XYOo1lwarrl, Blilclred Jensen, Ellen Olson, Lorraine Usborne, llaxine Mueller, Dorothy Kemp, Eudora Santacroce. Page Nineteen

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Dancing was enjoyed by the members. Julia Riccolo and Don Michaels were chosen the most popular students of the party and were honored by leading the grand march. The party was under the complete direction of committees, which functioned perfectly. Multipli- cation. lady's choice, :ind tug' dances were given and everyone had Z1 grznid time. Refreshments were served after which dancing continued and the party ceziscfl about 11:15. Back-.Laurie Stitzer, Frank Rieeolo, Dale Lydigsen, Charles Knudsen, Donald hlielizlels, John Metzke. F01H'tIl'-llZ11'g'1ll'Ct XVelrlon, Dorothy Paulsen, Iean Stahler, Doris Robinson, Nancy Tock, Iisther Pernn. Tliiril-Steve Zappa, Glenn Tlwinas, John XVaters, Arnold Landon, Donald Van Dyke, john Turner. Svcoml' Alfrzmees Skonetski, Annu Porth, xxvilltdf Komorowski, Elmer Kruger, Julia Rieeolo, Fern XYLAI- dron. Front- Jack Tliuunpson, Frank Primliville, Gilbert Kamm, Joe Rucler, Jack Phelan, Freddie Zzilmcl. fn wr l'nyff 7'it'c11f,x' om'