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

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lilllvllllll SEl l'EMI1lflQ School begins with 171 boys and 141 girls. Raymond Mathisen elected class president. First football game with Watselca ends in scoreless tie. Trojans lose to Normal Community. Shirley Giles chosen editor-i11-chief of Rudder. Dwight defeats Morris in night game Ut l'f iI'1fic 1.4 Dr. Browne of the Chicago Technical College speaks to students. University 1-ligh, Normal, defeated by Trojans. Trojans triumph over Fairbury. ' Trojans win homecoming game with Yorkville. Seniors sponsor dance in gym. 17 Examinations. Senior pictures taken. Program on birds given by the United States Society of Zoology. NOX'Ekll11iii Trojans defeat Clinton. Gladys Campbell chosen editor-in-chief of the Trojan News. Club pictures taken. 'Teachers Institute-Vacation! Armistice Day, Vacation. Defeated Pontiac in closing game. Tumbling team sponsor first mixer. 24 'Thanksgiving holiday. Bob Drew selected as 'lmost valuable player for 1941. Dwight defeats Gibson City in first basketball game. Rraidwood defeated by Trojans. Seniors sponsor mixer. DECEMBER -5 Examinations. Trojans play Fairbury. juniors present Growing Pains by Aurania Rouvorol. Dwight loses to Morris. Debate team attended tournament in Galesburg. Trojans defeat Pontiac. Mrs. VVoods speaks to students. Normal Community loses to Dwight. Glee Clubs present Cantata, The Babe of Bethlehem. Trojans defeat Clinton. Pep Club sponsors mixer after game. Christmas vacation begins. JANUARY Christmas vacation ends. 10 Trojans place third in Northeastern tourney. Marseilles defeats Trojans. G. A. A. sponsor dance after the game. 23 Final examinations. Dwight wins over University High, Normal. Seniors sponsor mixer. Debate tournament in Laporte, lndiana. Second semester begins with sixteen new students. Trojans lose to Maxon. Dorothy Riber named D. A. R. girl. Gym exhibit presented. Dwight loses to Gardner. CContinued on page seventy-twoj Page Twenty-01'gl1t

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When school opened in September the freshman class was one of the largest ever to enter D. T. H. S. There were thirty-eight boys and thirty-four girls in the B Class, and twelve boys and eight girls in the A Class. When the second semester began, nine boys and seven girls were added, making a grand total of one hun- dred eight students. The big event of the year was a Valentine party held in the lower hall on February 12 with nearly one hundred per cent of the class present. The evening was spent in dancing and playing games, and initiating the sixteen new freshmen. Refreshments were served after the entertainment. ,H ,Eff litlrk Raft'-lftlwzxnl Christensen, Harold Michaels, .lohn Higgins, james Fisher, Bill Doran, Dale Carpenter, hhvlllllllll Leach, Charles Doran, Kenneth Beiswanger. lfozzrllz Rott'-Frances liratia, Yirginia liilslvorough, Shirley Michaels, Margaret Cossrau, Frances linnderson, Norma lleiswanger, Gertrude Olsen, Lola Foersterling. Third RtJTn'7,lI1U1CS Haetffele, George Hoegger, Donald Funk, Robert Brady, Robert Catemns, Rolwert Henderson, Shervin lfpstein, Ernest Perschnick, NVray Call. Svrozzd Raft'-Darrel Gustafson, Gerald Christiansen, Anita Alfter, Helen Englert, Mercedes Frye, Rita Herlw, .loan lfortin, Donald McCullough, Leroy Drechsel. Ifruuf Rott'-Rita Rose, Dora Burger. Ruth jaeolmsgaard, Norma Hinkleman, Gretchen liagnell, Mary Corrigan, Barlwara Ketcham, Rosemary Ewing. Page Twenty-.rcz'en

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