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

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James Andreasen and Kenneth Lauritzen are planning to leave for Wailcilii to prepare some films of natives, especially the hula-hula dancers and surf-boat riders. A one-woman show of paintings is in Chicago at 215 South Michigan Avenue. Donna Eddington is receiving praise by the critics for one painting, Dwight at Twilight, an impressionistic view of the alma mater. ' Helen Michaels Qremembered as Callj is an instructor of home economics at the University of Iowa where she has made some new developments in the art of quick freezing. Omelettes are popular these days due to the new breed of chickens, called Eggettes, developed by Charles Mcliarlane. 'These chickens have lovely egg marks all over their feathers and certainly do their part in aiding Bunny Rabbit at Easter time. Supervising the hardened criminals at Alcatraz is Hob Beir. Not once has there been a riot or an escape since Bob has organized his omnivisual corps. Models of glamour and glitter are Esther Zappa and Vera Wald1'on. Recent- ly Esther's photograph with the new version of the Eugenie hat covered Cos- mopolitan's front page. Vera's fair face graced f'Good Housekeeping. Lorna Matzen now lives on 'Waupansie Street in Dwight. Junior is being coached by his father on the back-yard court. The Rohlfs' Dance Studio owned by Thelma has started the new dance, The Atomic Shake. The craze for this limb exerciser has swept the country. Successor to gravel-voiced Andy Devine is VVesley Drew who has acquired that peculiar vocal fiair. He recently starred in the film f'l'ersonality Plus. Having conquered all his opponents, Jack Martin won the title of Light- weight Champion at Madison Square Garden. Gene Sorensen, his trainer, has de- veloped a new robot sparring partner for his pugilistic protege. Murl Knowles has been doing a very fine job since he took Edgar Hoover's place as head of the F. ll. I. His new identification system based on the roots of the hair is very successful. Earl Oak was just appointed as the U. S. Ambassador to China. The Re- publican Whip of the Senate, Delwood Fleischauer. urged his approval, which was within two votes of being unanimous. Helen and Velda Anderson have taken over the International Red Cross duties of the United Nations Council here in New York. Working as their efficient personal correspondent is Beulah lioersterling. Comfortably situated in the Wisccxrisin Dells is Lester Qlensen, owner of a summer health resort. Assisting him is Betty Porth, director of recreation. You should spend a few days up there this summer, Miss Lemmel. See you at the Dells, JOAN ROEDER Page Eighteen

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Junior Class SPONSOR--RUSS CARTER President ...........s , ..A...,...... ............ . .. .A........A. , ...... ..,........., J AOK LOWER Vice-President ....... ...,.. 0 vig STRANDSKOV Secretary .......... .... VVILMA JOHNSON Treasurer ....., ..s.,,,, J UNE MORSE Throughout the year the Junior Class has participated in many school activi- ties. The class was well represented in both basketball and football, While other members represented the school in speech contests. Uutstanding among its many activities was the Junior play, Brother Goose, presented December 13, under the direction of Miss Jane Jarman. This year the class proved good salesmen. Their annual sale of stationery was quite a success. Equally prolitable was the sale of candy at the basketball games. Bark Row-Ellis Burger, James Lower, Rhody McCutcheon, Ronald Wolf, Charles Scott, Alan Mathiesen, John Gram, Earl Frederiksen. Second Row-Jean Humbert, Jacqueline Steichen, Marilyn Pearson, Louise Drechsel, Jane Lehman, Ruth Donovan, Ethel Frederiksen. F1'0ntRow-Maxine Klein, Wilma Johnson, Ove Strandskov, Miss Carter, Jack Lower, June Morse, Velda Paulsen. Page Twenty