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

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Iiurkflu-rm .Xinlrt-aeofi. lloward Herb, lloyd llessey, Gene Christensen, Donald Dessey, Robert llattrell llob Fortner, Luke Chamness. l ff1lr1!'f--R'-Ili fl'-'iw'-rl. Maxine Christensen, Fern Denker. Patricia Himes, Dorothy Hnmbert, Lydell Kraft, Ruth Anderson. Tlzirll la'-k Vo-1'-llv Lester Kruger, Leo Canals, James Houck, liarl Drechsel, Roy Denker, Leo Kruger, Dick Foersterling. ,S'l'l'm1fl-- Pat Cleary, Andy llattrell, George Hager, Lillian Haag, Albert Haeffele, Harold Hampson, Ken neth Ingram. brunt l.itr cva Dawson. llt-inrieh, lit-rnadc There were one hundred three fresh- men in the class at the beginning of the term, probably the greatest number in any one class in the history of D.'l'.H.S. This large body of students elected the following ofheers: President, Andy Batt- rellg vice-president, Bob Fortnerg sec- retary, Marilyn Christmang treasurer, Bernadette llakalar. On February 11, these students spon- sored a party which was enjoyed by everyone. From this large body we may obtain some very valuable material as far as our outside activities are concerned. This yearls male cheer leader, Bobby Nelson, is a product of this class. Rim Conroy. lit-try llodueman, l,ilias Mae Allen, Marie Knudsen, Lucille tu- llakalar, Marilyn Christman. Page 'I vm nw two

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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'

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VVe find a great many freshmen inter- ested in both basketball and football. 'llhose of particular importance to our football squad were Francis McGowan, Junior Sparrow, Clarence Sorensen, John Sorensen, and Rob llattrell. Seven of this group are members of the band. They are George Hager, Clarence Sorensen, llill Ziegler, Eileen Miller, Lucille Miller, Lucille Zappa, and Leo Canale. Vliith such an outstanding group as this we have something to look for- ward to. Backi-Rolert Oelschlager, Francis McGowan, Junior Sparrow, Clarence Sorensen, John Sorensen XYarren Thorson, Billy Ziegler, linrflette Moyer, Frank XVeber. Fourth-lladelyn McKinney, Shirley Reels, Mary Jean xxvlililll, Tlxalia Scott, Jean Rentz, Lois Oelsclila- ger, hlyrle Mathison, liileen Miller. T11li'I'd-R0lJ6ft Larsen, lingene 'l'weerlt, John Miller, Harold Rose, Kenneth Sereno, Vernon Nelson, Bill Zappa, Donald Savage, Gene Watters. - .Second-Lois Paulsen, Louise Payne, Joan Siedentop, Rosemary XVorm, Mary Moffatt, Lillian Zappa, Kathryn Mooney, Jeanne Oberlin. Fr0ntfLncille Miller, lllelvin Miller, Donald XlcNamara,'Niels Schou, Raymond XYelch, Robert Stloe- lrel, Elwin XVennerstrom, Hobby Nelson, lillen Paulsen. L. - A.. l I Pram 7'1t'r1zty-tlircc