Dwight Township High School - Rudder Yearbook (Dwight, IL)
- Class of 1957
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Ay X .1 12 -ju.---1.1 P' Qi. .-1511-1113 .- ., 1.F 7 111. 1 1 A: 1. 11-rl 1. ' 1-1 ' A W '1 . i L--L. 2. -4- 11 'I 1- - 11 ' .Wil 2. 1 . . 5 -. 1 . 1- 1 TEE SEEIEE ELASS uv EEWEET TEEWSHIPIHEH SEHEEL PRESENTS TEE 39th EELEME ow THE RU In DE '57 'E EEEEWEEII ElEEN LEE EESEEET EElTOE7E MESSAGE The staff and lhave compiled this yearbook with the purpose of recording the activities and achievements of D.T.H.S. for the year l956-l957. l am grateful to my staff members for the co-operation and time that they have devoted to making this book a success. Iwould like to thank the faculty and my fellow students who were so patient on picture-taking days and who aided us in our search for subscribers and information . As you glance through the carefully-planned pages of this book, l hope that you may recall all the happy memories of your activities and those of your friends and classmates. I hope that your Rudder will give you as many hours of pleasure as it has already given to me in its preparation . ninlmiloe DAVID JllHN llII'l'llN IllllllUll'l'lllll MESSAGE We, the Rudder Staff of l957, proudly and happily dedicate our yearbook to David John Dippon, who would have been a member of this graduating class. He was the star center on the grade school basketball team and was active in many school activities. Everyone who knew him was attracted to his friendly manner and to his casual grin . His untimely passingon May 30, l952, was deeply felt by all, but he will always be remembered as a member of our class. ' II IIIIIIII 'IAFF IIFFICIAL MARY ELAINE MOREHART .... BUSINESS MANAGER KAREN LEE BOSSERT . . . . . EDITOR-IN-CHIEF SHARON PERSCHNICK . . . . ASSISTANT EDITOR llIlIllIEIl STAFF MEMHHIIS RUDDER STAITIT MEMBERS ROW ONE , LEFT TO RIGHI': Helen Offill, Faculty Editor, Edna Mae Deutscher, Assistant Advertising Layout Editor, ROWTIVO, LEF'l' IO RIGHT: Nancy Jaeohsgaard, Annual Seeretaryg Betty llollis, Advertising Layout Editor, Sharon Persehniclt, Assistant Editor, Karen Bossert, Editor-in-ehiefg Mary Elaine lxloreliart, Business lxlanagerg Janies Bone, Sports Editor, Barbara Burk, Subseriptions Chairman. ROW THREE, LEl?'l' TO RlGl'l'l': Shirley Andersen, Assistant Secretary, RuthCarol Dippon, Senior Class Editor, Marjorie Denaple, Assistant Subscriptions Chairniang Shirley Wilkey, Assistant Seeretaryg Judy Jepsen, Assistant Business lxlanagerg Walter Burg, Freslnnan Class Editor, Nelson Stubbs, AssistantBusinesslxlanagcr, Elaine Hartniann, Art Editorg Janet Bush, Assistant Subscription Chairniang Joan Hoffman, Feature Editor, Evelyn Koenig, Assistant Secretary. ROW FOUR, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ivan Zininiernian, Assistant Business lxlanagerg Keith Telford, Assistant Advertising Layout Editor, Roger Branz, Assistant Advertising Layout Editor, Donald Clausen, Sophomore Class Editor, Neal Jensen, Assistant Sports Editorg Donald Lydigsen, Assistant Sports Editor: John Weidenman, Junior Class Editor, Bob Wyllie, Assistant Sports Editor. I9 IHASSFWUWER wmfe orchid ULASS UULURS Pink and White SENIUR AFTERTHUUGHT -Judy Jepsen With much to learn, With much to meet, A new life begins, And we take our seat- Amongst our predecessors Rich and poor, good and bad, To make ourselves known With the education we've had. Much more to learn, Much more to spurn, We go on to cope With ourselves and new hope! MEMORlE ULASS MUTTU Find a Way to Make a Way! M g EU--H-lima. X QRQQQ' ED if if Q ,,,.- Ml fy ' 5' ,,Lnx 'il -A , , P f' --N sfq' f 'ff X I K H- Y' 'W rf V1 AlY f-i ,liao -iiaimds ' rghmg, 3 i , N It Lmiihggir. 1 5 J 3 i Ffvdifilfl l I 'W Q, N. 'L 4 -5 if Qin SUHUUL SUNG Hail to Dwight Varsity Cheer them along the way, Rah, Rah, Rah, Onward to victory May they win again today, We'll give a cheer for Dwight Varsity, Long may they reign supreme Shout till the echoes ring For the glory of our team . EEAEE EE Eli EATIE MEMEEES EE TEE EEAEE EE EEEEATIEN SEATED: Mr. Herman Ohlendorfg Mr. CJ. Ahearn, Jr., Presidentg Mr. Harold Von Qualen. STANDING Mr. William R, Steicheng Mr. Albert Mortenseng Mr. Albert Klehmg Mr. Richard C. Oughton. MESSAGE EEEM TEE EEAEE EF EEEEATIEM The members of the board of education are elected on a non-political basis by the people of the school district and serve without compensation . The board exercises administrative functions in providing for necessary teachers, building, and for equip- ment. The superintendent serves as the board's executive officer and professional advisor. The consistency with which our public schools have fostered American traditions and the American concept of a government of free men is a tribute to the thousands of school board members who have functioned under our local autonomy while preserving national unity. lll'lllllll'lllllllENT v l.w'f'?5l7Uvm if rlmr. with .i .mul usual In . 'mums rwr' ei lr' mana: -aussi 3 'misfit rin 'K'!Z 'C 1 ilu! ,ul K-lffflr: 17' 'H l!r 'i' - -- -.--M.-- - . su vw-A Lnqv- 1 nm 1 lllHHEN D.KUSTHR B. of Ed., lllinois State Normal University, A.M,, University oflllinois, Advanced Graduate Work, Harvard University and the University of lllinois. SUPERINTENDENTVS MESSAGE May the school year of 1956-1957 be one that each student will remember as a year profitably spent in pursuit of learning, in wholesome extra-curricular and social activities, and in the achievement of new friendships. lfthese goals have been achieved, then progress has been made toward becoming a good citizen of our great democracy. MARYG.SMlTH Secretory ight Township High School SUHUIIL SECHETAIIIES DURUTHY UUNDUN Assistant Secretory Dwight Township High School ,Q I fy r f at Jai' WRX W, Q' 4 ,NJ SB af 1 3' i FCLTY LORENE BRATT DONALD ROSE General Science and Biology, B. of Ed.. Manual AHS. 5.5. , ESSISIH Illinois Slate Illinois State Normal University, M,S,, College. M.As , Uuiversity of Illinois. University oflllinois, Illinois Wesleyan Uni- versity, University of Washington. N 7 ,ft A ' CHARLES VICKERS MARY LOU CARTER Chemistry , Physics, Drivers Education, Mathematics, Blackburn C olle ge , B,S, General Math, and Senior Science, B. of Ed. , University of Illinois, M.A. , Columbia Uni- Whitewater State Teachers College, Case versity, Case Institute of Technology. Institute of T e c h n o lo g y, University o f Illinois. FACULTY RICHARD B. ROBERTS LEILA E MUDGE Languages, B,S, , Southwest Missouri State English and Speech, NationalPark Seminary College, M,A, , University of Wisconsin. B.A. , Rockford College, M.A. , Columbia University of Wisconsin, Northwestern Univer- sity, Illinois State University. IRMA HEWITT RAYNOLD R. BERTRAND English I and Li bra ry , B. of Ed. , Illinois English II, English III, and English IV, B.A. , State Normal University, M. of Ed. , Univer- St. Procopius College, M,A. University of sity of Colorado, Library Science, University Illinois. of Colorado, Post Graduate Work, University of Colorado. '4 FAC LTI VNV' JOSEPH C. CIONTEA Instrumental Music, B,M, , De Paul Univer- sity, M,M, , Vandercook College of Music. v Q!! fx Q 1 JUNE WENNERSTROM Girls' PliysicaIEducation, B.S. , Illinois State Normal University, DORIS K, MADISON Vocal Music, B.S, in Music Ld Univcr sity of Illinois. REINO O. NORI Phy sic al Education B of Ed Northern Illinois State Tcaciicrs C ollcgc M A Uni versity of Alabama JUNE SMIT HBERGER Business Subjects, B,S, ,Illinois State Normal University. FAUULTY JOHN HAEGELE , ' Q- fin i .. Commerce, Assistant C oa ch , B. of Ed Southern Illinois State Teachers College, Illinois State Normal University, M . A., Uni- versity of Illinois. 15 JEAN NARETTO Home Economics, B,S, , Illinois State Normal University. LUCILLE KRESL Social Sciences, B. of Ed., Illinois State Normal University, M,S,, University of Illinois. I - I FRED H. VAN DYKE Vocational Agriculture, B,S, , University of Illinois, State University ofColorado, M,S, , Pennsylvania State University. 16 CAFETERIA PER UNNEL LEFT TO RIGHT : Mrs. Raymond Ko e h le r , Mrs. Earl Jacobsgaard, Mrs. John Knudsen. ClIO0L PER IINNEL MAINTENANUE ENGlNEEHr LEFT TO RJGHT: Mr. Anton Olson, Mr Carl Gram, Mr. LafeMartin, Mr Thomas Fight. BU DRlVERr LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Charles Vickers, Mr. James Call, Mr. George Shearer, Mr. Walter Hoffman, Mr. Earl Koehler, Mr. Donald Rose. ima L .l la A W2 Sgt! ff . ,, ' 135-, A 'Q iii Sf SE lllll CLASS IIFFICER SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Neallensen, Presidentg Nancylacobsgaard, Secretary Mrs, Lucille Krcsl, Advisorg RogerBrar1z, Treasurerg judylepsen, Vice President. SHIRLEY ANN ANDERSEN Andy August 27, 1939 F,H,A, 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 2, Secretary 3, Dramatics 1,2, 3, Glee Club 2,3,4, Librarian 3, District Music Festival 3, Trojan News 3,4, Pep Club 3, Thespians 3,4, Junior Play, Dramatics Program 4, Junior Business 4, Rudder Staff, Civic Forum 4, Senior Play, Thespian Program, Girl 's Ensemble 4, KAREN LEE BOSSERT BOZ June 1, 1939 Student Council 1, Language Club 1, Dramatics Club 1, 2,3, Treasurer 3, G, A,A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2,4, Glee Club 1, 2,3,4, Secretary 3, Secretary Treasurer 4, Ensemble 1,2,3,4, District and State Music Contest 1, 3, District Music Festival 3, 4, Math Club 2, 3, Class Secretary- Treasurer 2, Chairman Magazine Sales 2, F, H,A, 2, 3,4, Vice-Presi- dent 3, President 4, Junior Play, Trojan News 3,4, Junior Prom Committee, Queen's Court Sweet- heart Ball 3, Tri-M Society 3,4, Historian 4, Thespian Society 4, Treasurer 4, Civic Forum 4, Reporter 4, Senior Pla , Editor-in-Chief of Rudder staff, Rep Club 1, 2, 3, Vice- President 3. I 'J t,.q-N pi.: l CHRISTIAN ANDREASEN Chris August 3, 1939 Shop Club 1,Junior Science Club 1, Rod and Reel Club '2,3,4, Senior Science Club 3, Junior Class Treas- urer, Junior Class Play. ll l0ll JAMES ELMER BONE March 2, 1939 Shop Club 1,2, Rod and Reel Club 1,2,4, Hobby Club 2, Civic Forum Treasurer 4, Track 3,4, Basketball 1,4, Senior Class Play, Rudder Staff, Sports Editor, 1 'rim T ROGER LEE BRANZ Buff June 25, 1940 F,F,A, 1,2, 3,4, Dramatics Club 1,2,3, Rod and Reel 2,3,4, Chorus, General Assistant Dramatics Club 2, Junior-Senior Prom 3, Treasurer of the Class 4. CATHERINE DARLENE BRUST Kay June 14, 1939 Glee Club 1 2.3.43 Future Nurses 1,25 Dramatics 2,3gG1ee Club Ensemble 3,4 fDiscontinued7 x we if w WALTER WILLIAM BURG, IR. Walt October 6, 1938 Junior Science lg Shop 1,2,3g Rod and Reel 2,3,4g Hobby Club 1,2,3g Civic Forum 4:,Rudder Staff: Center- piece Committee for the Prom. GLENN JOSEPH BURGER Mel August 14, 1937 Rnd and Reel 2, 3,4. CDisconunued'r LLOYD ALVIN BURGER E I 0 Rl DORIS IUNE BURGESS P3I' Little Mel June 14, 1939 June 7. 1939 Rod and Reel Club 2,3,4. F.H.A. 1.2.3,4. fDiscontinuedj N BARBARA JEAN BURK Burk March 18, 1939 Dramatics 1,2,3,4p Math 1,2g Art Typing 35 Thespians 4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4p Ensemble 1,2,3,4g Band 1,2,3,4gBandContest2,3,4gRudder Staff: Junior Play, Senior Play, --A-' JANET GALE BUSH Bushie November 28, 1939 F, H,A, 1, 2, 3, 4g Historian 2, Rec- reation Chairman 4-, Math Club 1, Dramatics 1,2,3,4: Junior Play Tri-M-Society 3,4gG1ee Club 1, 2, 3,4, Librarian 43 Thespians 3,45 Prom Committee, Rudder Staff. DONALD HARRY CLAUSEN Head August 10, 1939 Junior Science Club 1, Secretary- Treasurer of the club, Track 1,2, 3 Shop Club 1, Band 1,2,3,4p Foot- ball 1,3,4g Basketball 1, Manager 3, Glee Club 2,3,4, Language Club 25 Hobby Club 2,3,4, Secretary- Treasurer 4, Rod and Reel Club 2,3,4. J l MARIORIE LOUISE DENAPLE E I 0 R4 EDNA MAE DEUTSCHER Pete Margie December 29, 1936 February 3, 1939 Language 1, 2: Dramatics 1, Future G.A.A. 1, F.H.A. 2'3'4:GlgeC1ub Nurses 3,4g Glee Club 3,4g District Music Contest 3,41 Junior Play, Rudder Staff 4, Trojan News Staff 4: G,A,A, 4, Pep Club 4, Senior Play. 1,25 Language Club 1, RUTH CA ROL DIPPON Root May 20, 1939 Junior Science 1gGlee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Band2, 3,45 G,A,A, 1,2, 3, Report- er 3: Pep Club 1, 2,3,4, Dramatics 1,2,3,4g Thespians 2,3,4g Vice- President 44 Trojan News 3,4, and Business Managerg Language Club lg F,H,A, 2, Art Typing 3, Secretary- Treasurerg Future T e a c he r s 2, 3, Secretary 4, President, Ensemble 1,2,3,4g Junior Play, Senior Play: Rudder Sta ff, Senior Class Editor, Livingston C o u n t y Music Festival 3. 4. 1 ROBERT JOHN GRAM Bob January 10, 1939 Shop 1, 2, 3,41 Basketball 1,2, 3,4. J J GRAYSELDA FREDERICK January 25, 1939 F,H,A, 1,2,3g Band 1,2,3,4p Pep Club 1, Glee Club 1,2,3: News Paper Staff 3,4. E HJR DOROTHY JEAN GRAM D0de ' January 10, 1939 G,A,A, 1,2,3,4, President 3, Language 1, 2, Secretary-Treasurer 17 Junior Business 3, Pep Club 1,2, 3,4, President 25 Dramatics 3,4, Future Nurses 1,2, Vice-President 2, Art Typing 3,4, Junior Science 1. JOYCE LORRAINE GRIEFF Greasy November 30, 1939 F, I-LA, lg Future Nurses 25 Language Club 2, G,A,A, 2,3,4g Pep Club 2,35 Art Typing 3,4, Dramatics, 3,45 Junior Business Club 3. ELAINE RUTH HARTMANN PB October 13, 1939 G.A,A. 1,2,3,4: Language Club 1, 2: Junior Science 1, Vice-Presi- dent 1: Pep Club 1, 2,3,4, President 3: Future Nurses 1,2,3,4, Reporter 2, Program Chairman 3: Glee Club 1,3,4: Ensemble 1,2,3,4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Reporter 4: Student Council 2: Art Typing 2,3: Trojan News 3,4, Business Manager 3, Editor- in-Chief 4: Band Contest 1, 2, 3.4: Rudder Staff 4, Art Editor: Junior Play and Properties Committee Chairman: Senior Play: Tri ---- M Societ 3,4: Future Teachers 4: Scribblers 4: Vocal Contest 2. 3.4: County Music Festi- val 2, 3.4. IOAN RUTH HOFFMAN Speed August 30, 1939 F , H . A , 1,2,3,4, President 2, Executive Council 3, Vice-President 4: Math Club 1,2,3, Secretary 2, President 3: Dramatics 1,2,3,4, Pres- ident 2, 4: Junior Play: Senior Play: Band 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3: Tri-M- Society 3,4, Secretary 3, President 4: Thespians 3.4: Accompanist 1, 2,3,4: Choral Contest 3: Band Con- test 1,2,3,4: Glee Club 1,3,4: En- semble l,3,4: Pep Club 1,2,3: 5 NANCY KAY JACOBSGAARD 'Take' September 3, 1939 Dramatic Club 1,2,3,4: G,A.A. 1,2,3,4, Camp Representative 3: PepC1ub1,2,3,4:F,H.A. 1,2,3,4, Parliamentarian 3, Projects Chair- man 4: Math Club 1: Future Teach- ers 1,2, Secretary-Treasurer 1,2: Thespians 3, 4, Vocal Ensemble 1 , 2, 3.4: Band 1,2,3,4:G1ee Club 1.2, 3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 2 , 3 , 4: Varsity Cheer eader 1,2,3,4: Dis- trict Band Contest 3,4: Sophomore Representative to Ho m e c o m in g Queen's Court: Trojan News 3 ,4: Stu- dent Council representative of the Junior Class: F,B.L,A, 4, Secretary- Treasurer: Junior Play: Senior Play: Chairman of the Banquet Committee for the Prom: Queen of Sweetheart Ball 3: Civic Forum 4: Rudder staff Annual Secretary: Senior Class Secretary 4. ROGER HENRY HOLSTEN October 26, 1939 F,F,A, 1,2,3,4. G,A.A, 3,4: Camp Representative 3: Dwight Star and Herald News Reporter: Music Festival 2, 3, 4: Class President 3: Student Council Secre- tarv 3: Trojan News 4: Rudder Staff, E lllli BETTY ROSE HOLLIS December 21, 1939 Language Club 1,2:Dramatics 1,2, 3,4:Thespians 3,4: G,A,A, 1,2,3, Secretary-Treasurer 4: Pe p C lu b 1.2, Treasurer 3,4: Art Typing 3: Trojan News 3,4:F,B,L,A, 3: Sen- ior Play: Junior Play: Future Teach- ers 4: Cheerleading 3: Speech Con- test 3. LEE MORTON JENSEN Mort June 26, 1939 Shop Club 1,4: Rod and Reel 1,2, 3,4: Hobby Club 1, 2,3,4: Football 1,4: Basketball 1: Track 1,2,3,4. IRENE MAE JOHNSON May 13, 1939 F,H,A, 1: Future Nurses 1,2,3,4: Treasurer of the Junior Science Club 2: Math Club 2,3. NEAL STANLEY JENSEN Big Jens November 26, 1938 Shop Club 1,2,3,4: Presid ent 4: Secretary 3: Hobby Club 1,23 Rod and Reel 1,2,3,4: D Club 3,4: Jun- ior Play: Rudder Staff 4: Student Council 4: President 4: Senior Class President. E Hill JUDY MAE IEPSEN Chuddy April 10, 1939 G,A,A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4: Dramatics1,2,3,4, Secretary 2, Vice-President 4, Language Club 1,2: Thespians 2,3,4, President 4: Rudder Staff 4, Assistant Business Manager: Trojan News 3.4, Feature Reporter 3,4: Future Teachers 3,4: Art Typing 3, President 3: Speech Contest 2, ,4: Band Narrator 3,4: Scribblers 4: Newspaper Reporter 4: Junior Play: Senior Play: Class Officers 1, Vice- President, Vice-President 4: Prom D e c or a t in g Committee: Queen's Court 4, DELORES ANN KLEHM July 31, 1939 F,H,A, 1: Math Club 2,3,4: Junior Science Club President 2: Future Nurses 3: Senior Science Club 3, Civic Forum 4. EVELYN MAE KOENIG January 26, 1939 F,H.A. 1,2,3: Historian 4: Math Club 1g Latin Club 2: F,B.L.A. 33 Future Teachers 4, Secretaryg Dra- matics 1,2,S,4g Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Junior Play: Senior Play. 1 WILLIAM ARTHUR McBEATH Art June 1, 1939 Shop Club 2, 3, Secretary 4g Rod and Reel 2. 4,55 Jo:-m ROBERT LIPPOLD Lippy April 26, 1939 Rod and Reel 1,2,3,4g Shop 1,2,3: E lllll DONALD ALLEN Lvmcssu Iuly 22, 1939 Junior Science 1g Hobby Club 15 -F,F.A, 2,3g Rod and Reel 2.3: Sen- ior Science Club 3. MARY ELAINE MOREHART Mo April 28, 1939 Band 1,2,3,4. Drum Majorette1,2, 3.4: Music Contest 3.4, Glee Club 1,3,4: Ensemble 4: G.A.A. 1,2, 3,4, Reporter 2, Points Chairman 3, Treasurer and Cam? Representa- tive 4p Languaage C ub ,2,3,4, President 2, g uture Nurses 1,2, 3.4, Secretary:-Treasurer 2, Vice- President 3, esident 4: Pep Club 1,2,3,4, President 4g Cheerleader 1,2,3,4p Junior Science 1g Art Typing 2: Seribblers 3: Junior Play: Senior Play: Thesplans 4: Speech Contest 2.4: Trojan News 3.4, Fea- ture Editor 3, Circulation Manager 4: Rudder Staff 4, Business Manager: Class Secretary 8. IRVING DELBERT NELSON Irv August 22, 1939 F,F,A. 1,2,3,4:Rod and Reel Club 1 , 2, 3, 4: Hobby Club 1,2 Football 4, -, - EVN ' NW '- g 4 1-40.1 4 HELEN IRENE OFFILL Tootie June 20, 1939 Dramatic Club 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 2, Secretary 3: Language Club 1.2: G,A,A, 1,2,3: Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 4: GleeC1ub 1,2,3,4: F,H,A, Song1eader2,3, F,H.A, 4: Thespians 3.4, Secretary 4: Band 2,3,4, Treasurer 4: Future Business Club 3: Vice-President Future x JOHN ANTHONY O'NEILL May 6, 1939 Junior Science 1: Shop 1: Language 2: Rod and Reel 2,3,4: Hobby 2: F,F,A, 4: Civic Forum 4. SHARON GENEVIEVE PERSCHNICK Pers June 11, 1939 Language Club 1.2: Future Nurses 1.2.3, : Reporter Nurses Club 1.4, Secretary-Treasurer 2: Pep Club 1,2,3.4: G.A.A, 1,2,3,4, Secre- tary-Treasurer 3, Reporter and Scrapbook 4: Junior Play 3: Voice Contest 2.3: Future T each ers 4: Junior Science 1: Assistant Editor Rudder 4: Trojan News, 3.4, Adver- tising Manager 3: Feature Reporter Trojan News 4: Glee Club 1.3.4, President of Glee Club 3: Vocal Ensemble 1, 2.3,4: Student Council 4: Tri-M Society 3.4: Secretary Trl-M 4: Glee Club Contest 3. Teachers 4: Vocal Ensemble 2,3,f, Band Ensemble Contest 3.4: Vocal Ensemble Contest 3.4: Speech Con- test 2,3,4. E lllll M kk X A . 'L S 2: 1 S ARDEN LEE RIEKE Rick March 4, 1939 Rod and Reel 3.4, President 4 F,F.A, 1,2,3,4, Reporter 2.3, D Club 2,3,4. ,, 1 JAMES ANDREW SCOTT Scotty May 13, 1939 Shop 1, Rod and Reel 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice- President 4, H o b b y 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Class Presi- dent 1, Track 1,2,3,4, Student Council 1, Band 1,2,3,4, Language Club 2, Secretary-Treasurer2, Boy's Chorus2, Band Contest 2, 3, 4, Vocal Contest2,Jr. Business 3.4, President 4, D Club 3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Class Vice-President 3, Senior Science 3, Civic Forum 4, Tri-M 3,4, Junior Play, Senior Play. JOSEPH ALBERT TWEEDT Joe December 3, 1937 Rod and Reel 1,2,3,4, F.F,A. 1,2, Hobby Club 1, 2, 3, Football 1,2,3, D Club 3,4. fDiscontinued3 NELSON KENT STUBBS March 19, 1938 Rod and Reel 1,2,3,4, Band 1,2,3, President of the Band 4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Hobby Club 1, 2,3, 4, Won second in D is tric t Music Contest 2, 3, won first and third in State Music Contest in 3, Shop Club 3,4. E NIR KEITH ALBERT TELFORD TeIf February 25, 1939 F. F. A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Advisory 4, Civic Forum 4, Rod and Reel 1, 2, 3, Rudder Staff. JOHN JOSEPH WIEDENMAN Weed September 27, 1939 Shop Club 1, Band 1,2, 3, Rod and Reel 4, Hobby Club 1, Language 2, Math Club, Treasurer 3, Tri-M Society 3, Boys Glee Club 2,3, Dramatics 2, Senior Science 3,4. 28 SHIRLEY ANN WILKEY Wacky January 4, 1939 Trojan News 3,4g F,H,A, 1,2,3,4g Dramatics 1, 2, 3g Junior Business 4: Glee Club 2,33 Junior Playg Senior Play, ROBERT WYLLIE Bob E I 0 R4 IVAN ZIMMERMAN Zeke January 25, 1939 December 25 1938 F,F,A, 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 4g Rod Shopl 2 3 4 RodandReel1 2 3 4 and Reel 1,2,3,4g D Club 33 Hobby Clubl 2 4 fD1gC0m1nueg-1, Student Council 4, NAME Shirley Andersen Chris Andreasen James Bone Karen Bossert Roger Branz walter Burg Lloyd Burger Barbara Burk Janet Bush Donald Clausen Marjorie Denaple Edna Mae Deutscher Ruth Carol Dippon Grayselda Frederick Dorothy Gram Robert Gram Joyce Grleff Elaine Hartmann Joan Hoffman Betty Hollis Roger Holsten Nancy Jacobsgaard Lee Jensen Neal Jensen Judy Jepsen lrene Johnson Delores Klehm Evelyn Koenig lohn Lippold Donald Lydigsen William A. McBeath vlary Elaine Morehart Lrvlng Nelson Helen Offill ohn O'Neill Sharon Perschnick Arden Rleke ames Scott lelson Stubbs Ceith Telford ohn Wiedenman ihlrley Wilkey bbert Wyllie M.L.L CALL ,r FAVORITE SAYING I yll Beats me Ha -gee com? Think so? Check that. Want to race? You tell me and we'll both know. l'1l tell ya! Yeah, he is ! Nice . Oh, you would, would you? l don't wanna. I'll tell you one thing. I don't know. Smarty. ls that right? Smarty. 'Governor' Oh, my goodness. Sure it was! I don't know, do you? Half the world's Danlshg the other half wish they were. To succeed and not be a Dane is impossible. 'Campus--2554. l don't know what to tell ya! lt's about time. Oh, let's not get all shook. Who, me? l haven't got time, .UPPI .. Take it easy. Nice! Don't do anything I wouldn't do. Would you just stop it. You'll never know. You better believe it. 'Not l, said the little red hen. lt's not fair. Don't work too hard. l'm hungry. Oh, yeah I kid you not. See you later. AMBITION Be a private secretary Find a better man than a Dane To stay single To become a professional home economist To be a millionaire To find a car that will beat a Mercury Farmer and a trucker To be a good housewife To join the WACS To get my own car Nurse To be 5'3 someday Get rid of my freckles To become something no one else is. Play baseball with the Bloomer Girls Join the Air Force Be a secretary To have a ranch in Wyoming B. S. in Nursing Commercial teaching Not to work Get my drivers' license Grow up Be a success To understand Root Become a nurse Become a teacher. Airline hostess Drive 125 miles in a quarter mile Graduate from DTHS Own a Cadillac To never grow old To operate the fastest fighter jet made To be five foot tall To break 100 in golf A graduate nurse To be a farmer To be the first Dane to coach the Irish at Notre Dame. Top musician in Navy Be rich--no work Get a college degree Own a pink Lincoln Become a millionaire .29 PRIZED POSSESSION My striped toreador pants My Danish ancestry The thought of those four wonderful f?J years at DTHS My third and fourth eyes My car My black '51 Mercury Everything l own. My diamond. My ability to play the base clarinet. Class ring and license Green Chevy My long hair Ability to joke with Mr. Vickers The formal that I made. Key to my brother's car Myself My shorthand book My Mother My glassesg cannot see without them. A slightly large 1956 class ring. My car My ability to sew My fellow Danes Comb My Presley records My class ring My class ring My driver's license The Big M Settlement of my car Class ring My scrapbooks Class ring and license Phonograph Class ring My squeal. Pat's class ring Nita's ring Musical instruments '54 Chevy when it runs Jeannie My glassesg can't do with- out them. Tennis shoes so Il IIIII ULASS WILL I, SHIRLEY A. ANDERSEN, will my ability to keep one man to Shirley Wilkey who is still playing the field. I, CHRISTIAN ANDREASEN, will the pin-up in my locker to Jim Lydigsen. I, JAMES E. BONE, will myability to getalong with the teachers to Jerry Steichen. I, KAREN L. BOSSERT, will my little black book to anyone who can't remember everything that he is supposed to do. I, ROGER L. BRANZ, will my typing ability to Arden Rieke, since he may need it. I, CATHERINE D. BRUST, will my honorary citizenship of Father Flana9an's Boys Town to Sandy Askew. I, WALTER W. BURG, will my Ford and Mercury sales talk to Melvin Fight who could benefit by it. I, GLENN BURGER, will my ability to stay out of trouble to Lee Dixon. I, LLOYD A. BURGER, leave absolutely nothing to anyone since I am in need of everything I have. I, D. JUNE BURGESS, will my ability in athletics to Sofia Hurwich. I, BARBARA J. BURK, will my baritone sax to anyone who can lug it around. I, JANET G. BUSH, will my curly hair to my dear brother Norman. I, DONALD CLAUSEN, will my dark hair to Skip Voechting, he may need it especially on Thursdays. I, MARJORIE DENAPLE, will the ability to getalong with the teachers to any junior. I, EDNA MAE DEUTSCHER, will my old tube of Viv lipstick to Georia Lee Sachrison. I, RUTH CAROL DIPPON, will to Aileen Tweedt my beloved freckles, no red head should be without them. I, GRAYSELDA FREDERICK, will my knowledge of chemistry to Jane Miller. I, DOROTHY GRAM, will my highest bowling game of I93 to Marilyn Fight, may she someday be able to beat it. I, ROBERT JOHN GRAM, will my knowledge of book- keeping to Art McBeath. I, JOYCE GRIEFF, will myAmerican Historybook to Norma Ricolo, may she get along with it better than I did. I, ELAINE HARTMANN, will my behavior as a P. K. to Roger Sheldon, may he enioy it as I have. I, JOAN R. HOFFMAN, will my promptness to Ralph Bossert, may he use it wisely. I, BETTY R. HOLLIS, willmy old worn-outshorthand pen to any struggling Shorthand I student who may need it. I, ROGER H. HOLSTEN, will myhard-eamed locker in the upper hall to anyone lucky enough to get it. I, NANCY K. JACOBSGAARD, will my ability to stay completely out ofdetention all through high school to my brother, Jim, who is certainly going to need it. lass will I I, LEE M. JENSEN, will my rusty old: halo and patched up wings to Jerry Steichen who has never had any of his own. ' I, NEAL S. JENSEN, will my rock-n-roll to Robb Sampson to see what he can do with it. I, JUDY M. JEPSEN, will my buddy Root myability to get home on time from a date. I, IRENE M. JOHNSON, will my iob in the cafeteria to anyone who wants it. I, DELORES A. KLEHM, will someof my extra credits to anyone who needs them. I, EVELYN M. KOENIG, will myshorthand ability to a poor shorthand sufferer, Beverly Pedersen. I, JOHN R. LIPPOLD, will my ability to hit speed zone signs to Chuck Christiansen. I, DONALD A. LYDIGSEN, will my ability to get along with teachers to Joe Dixon. I, WILLIAM ARTHUR McBEATH, will nothing to no one. I, MARY ELAINE MOREHART, will my busyschedule to anyone who's crazy enough to take it. I, IRVING D. NELSON, will my worn-out drawing pencils to Leland Madsen. I, HELEN I. OFFILL, will to Mary Jane Geheber my high soprano voice. I, JOHN O'NEILL, will Mel Burger's car to the nearest garage . 31 I, SHARON PERSCHNICK, will my smile to anyone who will use it properly at D.T.H.S. I, ARDEN LEE RIEKE, will my football sweat socks to Ricky Haegele. I, JAMES A. SCOTT, desire to will nothing to anyone because no one will want what I have to will. I, NELSON K. STUBBS, will my good luck to get a first place in district contest to Wayne Sampson, but hope that he can dobetter at State than I did. I, KEITH A. TELFORD, will myability not to get flat tires to Skip Voechting. I, JOE A. TWEEDT, will my sideburns to Ivan Zimmerman. I, JOHN WIEDENMAN, will to Leon Kersch my ability to stay out of detention although I know it won't do any good. I, SHIRLEY WILKEY, will my know how of milking cows to Shirley Andersen, a city gal. I, ROBERT WYLLIE, will my face mask to Pete Milbauer. I, IVAN ZIMMERMAN, will my sport socks to Richard Lucas who probably will need them. ZQ 1...- .. Il lllll CLASS l'lIlll'llll Y SHIRLEY A, ANDERSEN, after spending several years traveling, has settled down as a faithful farmer's wife. CHRISTIAN ANDREASEN, after paying several train fares, decided to be a bum on the GM8.0 Railroad. JAMES E. BONE, after being unsuccessful in the business world, was elected head pick-pocket artist of Illinois, New York, and California. We are all happy to see that KAREN L. BOSSERT has gone to be a marriage counselor in Hollywood, California. ROGER L. BRANZ is a very successful farmer owning a 300 acre farm . After several years of studying ata convent, CATHERINE D. BRUST is teaching at St. Angela's Academy in Morris. WALTER BURG has made Dwight very popular by owning the largest Ford, Mercury garage in the United States. LLOYD BURGER is now successfully managing the McWilliams estate . GLENN J. BURGER owns one of the largest trucking companies in Illinois. D. JUNE BURGESS, after wearing a certain boy's ring for a long time, married him. JANET B. BUSH is a private secretary to the John Jay Candy Co. SAW BARBARA J . BURK, three months after graduation, married a life long sweetheart. DONALD CLAUSEN is a builder and contractor for National Home's Co. MARJORIE DENAPLE has found her place in life as a psychiactric nurse. EDNA MAE DEUTSCHER is a efficient typist and a happily married woman with two lovely children proving thata career and family can work together. RUTH CAROL DIPPON has found her prince. He is a young, handsome, and brilliant executive. GRAYSELDA FREDERICK has completed college and is teaching Home Economics at Reddick High School. DOROTHY H. GRAM has made the headlights all over the world by being the first woman midget car driver to win the Indianapolis Speed Race. ROBERT J. GRAM is married and has a wonderful family. He is making the U.S. Army his career. JOYCE L. GRIEFF has her picture in many papers because she is the first lady wrestler to defeat the Mighty Atlas. ELAINE R. HARTMANN is living on a small ranch in Wyoming, which she bought with the money she eamed working as an Air Force Flight Nurse. JOAN R. HOFFMAN is married to some doctor with a high, squeeky voice. BETTY R. HOLLIS has replaced the shorthand and typing teacher in Dwight. 5 f 42 5 , ...1 1 :re frr F 1-2 Ilf 1555555 , R G - i . I . I . .. . S .Af ' O ,. ,-1--.' :i:1 --r- ..,.....,., ROGER H. HOLSTEN is the owner of the now famous I.B.A. Chain Stores. NANCY K. JACOBSGAARD iust gave up on the idea of becoming the first in her class to make a million with her job as a private secretary. She did set a record, however, by becoming the first in her class to marry a million . LEE M. JENSEN is the firstin the class togo bank- rupt. f NEAL S. JENSEN has a photography establishment which has made a big name for itself all over the United States. JUDY M. JEPSEN has taken the appointment at Dwight High of teaching speech and English and will direct the Junior and Senior Class Plays. IRENE M. JOHNSON has gained her ambition of being a nurse at the Dwight VA Hospital . DELORES A. KLEHM, after studying year after year, has received her Masters Degree in Education . EVELYN M. KOENIGis the proud owner of the one and only white horse ranch in The United States. JOHN R. LIPPOLD reached the top of his aims to- day when he deposited S20 to reach his million . The town of Dwight was happy to honor General DONALD A. LYDIGSEN home from his service to his country. WILLIAM A. MCBEATH received the highest honor for a stock car driver by Bob Watters. MARY ELAINE MOREHART, a gym teacher, is usually found flirting with the handsome coach at Dwight High. IRVING D. NELSON was honored by a pure gold monument for a great Air Force hero of World War III. 33 HELEN I. OFFILL is still trying to graduate from college, since she refused to stop studying until she has acquired a liberal education. JOHN A. O'NEILL, after much research, is taking a space ship to Mars. SHARON G. PERSCH NICK has completed her nurses' training and is married to a wonderful guy. ARDEN L. RIEKE is a poor, old, contented farmer who owns 640 acres of farming area . JAMES A. SCOTT has received his Bachelor of Science Degree and has just started seminary studies to become a minister. NELSON K. STUBBS is at the top of glory, he is playing lead saxophone in the NBC Dance Band on the West Coast. KEITH A. TELFORD is a farmer owninga University of Illinois research farm. JOESPH A. TWEEDT is a successful business man owning and running Joe's Place. JOHN WIEDENMANN has moved to Wisconsin where he is working for a dairy, milking cows. SHIRLEY WILKEY, the winner of the I966 Indiana- polis 600 mile stock car race, has announced that she will retire from the racing world at the end of this year. W. ROBERT WYLLIE owns several small farms around Dwight and is a successful football and basketball coach . IVAN ZIMMERMAN is in partnership running the largest Standard Gas Station in Illinois. xr , H. - 1. A.ffiFm. 5:3 gag ' ,Q 5 M , lllf2YAl'Qa sgi I ,fg G Hnssnxs: ags ts. . ,5 4, f - - -f-ui, sg. 555 ,,lm Q7 raw' if l lf ...V f taxa: is if I T ' . in v , 40 ix H XXQXNX xii XX ive !.- X35 fx 8 Q M JUNIUH CLASS RO0M FUR THE GRUUMH JUNIUII UIAM UFFIUER JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard Spaulding, Treasurerp Miss June Smitnbergcr, Sponsor Mary Jane Geheber, Secretary, Janice Geschwind, President: Terry Smith, Vice- President, fffgr JU N I 0 ll S is Joe Dixon Lee Dixon 'Y an F4 QQ? 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Elaine Hartman chosen Editor of'the Trojan News. First football band program practice. Rudder Editor, Karen Bossert, calls first meeting of staff. Football and cheerleader pic- tures taken. First football game--Reddick. Usual school routine. Group lIClubs organizeg seniors receive picture proofs. Seniors prepare will and proph- ecy. Juniors retum stationery kits. Woodland game, 1? 6 ss 1 .WSI s' w t sfgifillt, 5523955filsf-Shifts? 1 as ' -at s C ,fi 3 3 ? 2 if ' fm' px.. If 2 W. qi I is f- 'L F- W' , - .- . ,. . fs W.. 'iv H sf B ' f Ui. .ar V. fist. X ., WF' 5 f y E M -f sfgggi y w 1 I . it 3, ik, , Pep Club organizes. Thespians meet. Rudder staff p l a n s layout for annual, Junior c h o o s e class rings. Seniorschoose gradua tion announcements. Wilmington game. OCTOBER Student Council meets. Fresh- men-Sophomore play Reddick. Group Ill Clubs meets. Rudder staff labors on, Band enters serious practice. Normal Football game. No school--teachers' institute. D Club organizes, Freshmansophomore PlayFair- bury, Band practice gets louder. Trojans fight Lemont. Usual school plans, Nominated senior queen candi- dates. Freshman-Sophomore game. Rudder pictures taken - pep rally. Under classmen pictures taken, Gardner game. Fun, fun, and more fun. Group I clubs meet. F re sh m a n -Sophomore game: skating party, Magazine sales promoted. Pontiac football game, Band practice progresses. Band and glee club members go to Cornell. 11 1 1 -1 is ,h , . , . W L- 5 I Wt: if Mm! Q ff ff! I 'af' 5+f2i,,,g...,' CPT' 'f' 'THF ll I ll mmol-gsqg Dgvagoago o.....:u,,::'0q 09.3.2-'35 Na! cn E.S a A1022 59. 5 E130 C5 N: :QC mg gg wgm 2 SV' -f Mg e EI ' :Eg 55. Q :J 2 gs 5 : F' 5 : E' E Q 2- CD .... ... wg r: 5- 'I'- . 3' :1 E i llllll m , gftscasfsz' ,Q 1 335255-'D' ..22 -12mg M .. :SSEFKT-'?-.Q 1 UK2'1P'l?l lv.,U.-4 A-595025 oows:45a-Z 1 ',:',5.'cr-.o C2 Q-'wgg5 :b ll az iiifgg-4 I-E 092 0:11 5 ' Er' . I E' A :1 ..- 9, - r-1 1010 14 16 1 I 20 21 22 26 27 30 3 A 1 4 5 '7 8 11 x . 14 16 17 20 18-- 19-- 21-- --Minstrel show, --Freshman-Sophomore c he e r - leaders chosen- -E d u c a t io n Week. - -F. H, A, meets- -Speech ll pre - sents program for the Rebekah Society. --Junior play--end of Education Week. --F,H,A, bake sale, --Group III Clubs meet --Report cards for second six weeks. - -Begin Thanksgiving Rest. School Resumed--P ro ble m s class has film. --Basketball Reddick here. Wilmington game here. DECEMBER Tri-M meets --Morris Game--Group I meets. Local I,E,A, Meeting, Coal City Game, Senior Snowball. F,H,A, entertains Mazon F,H,A, Mazon game. St, Paul game. Civic Form visits Statesville. Christmas Program Group II clubs meet, Thespians meet. Speech ll Program C h r i s t m a s vacation begins. D --Coal City game--school until noon- -semester ends - -hurrah, - -Student Council dance. - -G r a d e cards for the semester come out- -bad news. --St. Paul game there. 16- -Plans for Junior-Senior prom and banquet. 18- -Gardner game there, 22- -Assembly p r o g r a m - -Seneca game here --clubs cancelled. 23--Annual staff meets--March of Dimes begins, 24--Seniors h a ve whopper English IBSI, 25--Mr. Roman Wiewiersky spoke to Problems Class--Reddick game there. 28--C,V,C, Tournament begins, 29--Clubs meet. 31--Joan Hoffman, Nancy Jacobs- gaard, RuthCarolDippon leave for State Music Contest. FEBRUARY Sweetheart Ball--sponsored by F, F,A, and F, H, A, First band practice for District Contest, Group II Clubs meet--Gardner game here, Pontiac Game., li'-V UHO0L EVE T -. UHUUL UHAI 0F EVE T Blue Monday, Braidwood game here. I Give My Heart to You. Wilmington game there. Woodland game here. Annual finished, Six week finished--Mazon game there. MARCH 7--Group II Clubs meet. I0--Band Concert, 11--District track meet I3--Spring fever 18--Junior-Senior Prom 20--Seniors packing 21--Group III Clubs meet. 26--Baccalaureate 31--Semester e n d s - -Graduation. Seneca game there, District speech contest, Teachers' Institute, Regional Tournament. District Music solo ensemble contest. F,F,A, Banquet. Dramatics Program, Sectional speech contest. Assembly Program Junior Mixer Gym Show, APRIL Did you get fooled? National Boys' Club Week. Group III Clubs meet. Assembly Program, End 5th Six weeks, Senior class play, Spring vacation Easter vacation. Group I clubs meet. Vocal Program Sophomore Party. MAY Athletic Banquet State Music Contest- -Freshmen JUNE 1- -Vacation begins, ON SELF-RELIANCE A man should learn to detect and watch that gleam of light which flashes across his mind from within, more than the lustre of the firmament of bards and sages. There is a time in every man's education when he arrives at the conviction that envy is ignoranceg that imitation is suicide. A man is relieved and gay when he has puthis heart into his work and done his bestg but what he has said or done otherwise shall give him no peace. Whoso would be a man, must be a nonconformist. Nothing is at last sacred but the integrity of your own mind. It is easy in the world to live after the world's opiniong it is easy in solitude tolive after our owng but the great man is he who in the midst of the crowd keeps with perfect sweetness the independence of soli- tude. party. is --RALPH WALDO EMERSON 51 - m---re-me V was me-an mmwf O 4-44-v N 'll ' l' 5354, . 'Ns uf I f 5f 'i:i'?t -M-,.,, f f .Q , K nw 4:f:...,, x , N- k,Av.,' ' . ..,.,N,,W1W VW RN ,,N1,5: K .vw . '-4..,N 56 FHA w 5 F. H. A. OFFICERS ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jean Ann McConnell, Public Relations, Janet Bush, Recreation Chairman, Karen llossert, President, Mary Jeanne Jenkins, Song Leader: Mrs, Jean Naretto, Advisor, ROW TWO, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joanne Humbert, Degree Chairman, Carol Jorgensen, Parliamentariang Evelyn Koenig, Historian, Aleda Johnson, Treasurerg Joan Hoffman, Vice-President, Nancy Jacobsgaard, Projects Chairman, Phyllis McConnell, Secretary, F H A, CLUB MEMBERS ROW UNE IEFT TO RIGHT- Helen Offi.ll,. Sandra Luckey, Jeannie Simpson, Rosemary Jordan, Edna U RIGHT Jeanette Mae lmrskiier, Barbara Zabel, Karen wick, Maryieanneienkms. Row TWO, LEFT TQ : - El Edith Livinvston, Carol Burger, Shirley Andersen, Joan Perschnick, Connie Smith, Georgia Sach- Y1 fs rison, Armclla Conness, Geraldine Lawson, ROW THREE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lana Corrie, Karen Bossert, ' ' ' ' M C 11 Carol Perschnick, Betty Jacobs- Rita I-eddersen, Delores Humbert, Nancy Scott, Joyce C onne , gaard, Aleda Johnson, Wilda Leathers, ROW FOUR, LEFT TO RIGHT: June Marcinko, Beverly Bruback, Janice Barchdorf, Norma Ricolo, Wanda Lighty, Carol Seabert, Janet Olroyd, Joanne Humbert, Evelyn Koenig, ROW FIVE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Phyllis McConnell, Joan Hoffman, Carol Jorgensen, Shirley Wilkey, Janet Bush, Geraldine Schafer, Nancy Lauritzen, Jean McConnell, Nancy Jacobsgaard, Carol Riclce, FFA F,F,A, OFFICERS ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Fred Van Dyke, Advisorg Keith Telford, Arden Rieke, and Robert Wyllie, Advisory Committee. ROW TWO, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ray Koenig, Sentinel, Robert Sennott, Reporter, Wayne Sampson, Secretary, Leland Madsen, President, and Keith Kruse, Treasurer, Larry Zabel, Vice-President, di , I V lf A+-is - EA V ,ir T 3 ' J F,F,A, CLUB MEMBERS ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: James Seerup, Terry Spandet, Michael Ahern, Earl Twait, Donald Jenkins, Richard Von Oualen, William Morris. ROW TWO, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ronald Nelson, James Lydigsen, John O'Nei1l, Terry Smith, Keith Kruse, Ioel Danker, Ralph Bossert, Leon Kersch. ROW THREE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Keith Telford, Richard Lucas, Ken Chismarick, Norman Bush, Wayne Sampson, Robert Wyllie, Raymond Koenig, James Sorensen, ROW FOUR, LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry Zabel, Robert Sennott, Royal Lighty, Leland Madsen, William Branz, Arden Rieke, Roger Branz, Irving Nelson, Bruce Super. 5 JUNIUR SUIE UE lllrllll JUNIOR SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS lllfl' 'IN lllcllllg lieth Purlcs, llefporterg Qflnrrles Wahl, Vin:c-Presidentg llaxid lTOl'lllPl', Sk'L'FL'l3I'5 lkfQ3Slll'v?l1 llamld Omg, l lx rdmng Mm I,nrwnc Iirrnt, Sponsor. w-ff fxiriiiiiw -rf I? 33 wiki Sim! 7 3 JUNIOR SCIENCE CLUB MEMBERS RUM' UNI, I,lilf'l' IU lllGll'lg lieth lkrrlcs, ,lndyClrnhlv, Rnyrnond Gannaway, Ronald Imnnard, lleny lxlorlensrn, lillzx lx lllfl' TO lilillllp Lloyd Voylcs, Iilvhard llrorscn, Charles Wahl, James Robinson. ROM' 'l'llRl2lf, l,lQl'l' 'IU lllldllz KHVI U onms Allen, Druid llorlncr, Roger Sheldon, llarold Ogg. .Il Hill .CIE UE CLUB SENIOR SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Charles Vickers, Advisor, John Wiedenman, Vice-Presidentg Donald Lydigsen, Secretary-Treasurer, 'f'-,,... Qman. Dfgddentl -:JF ww V Pwr ., si YV I' if R vo W, ,W SENIOR SCIENCE CLUB MEMBERS ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ronald Austin, Carol Klehm, John Wiedenman, ROW TWO, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bruce Groll, James Christiansen, Terry Smith, Donald Lydigsen. THE PIA .UCIETY THESPIAN SOCIETY OFFIC1-RS SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ruth Carol Dippon, Vice-President, Judy Iepsen, President. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Chuck Christiansen, Scribe, Miss Mudge, Advisorg Karen Bossert, Treasurer, Helen Offill, Secretary, 4 L5 , T THESPIAN SOCIETY MEMBERS ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Shirley Andersen, Karen Bossert, Mary Ann Wright, Helen Offill. ROW TWO, LEFT TO RIGHT: Charles Christiansen, Ioan Hoffman, Nancy Jacobsgaard, Betty Hollis. ROW THREE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ruth Carol Dippon, Barbara Burk, Janet Bush, Judy Iepsen, Mary Elaine Morehart. llll1iMA'l'lllr ULIB -1 DRAMATICS CLUB OFFICERS A LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy Jepsen, Vice-President: Miss Mudge, Advisor: Joan Hoffman, President: Helen Offill, Treasurer: So ia Hurwich, Secretary, DRAMATICS CLUB MEMBERS ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Helen Offill, Mary Jeanne Jenkins, Evelyn Koenig, Mary Ann Wright, Barbara Wright, Joanne Humbert, Arlene Tunberg, Sharolyn Smith. ROW TWO, LEFT TO RIGHT: Janet Anderson, Charles Christensen, Aleda Johnson, Phyllis Hopp, Annie Hahn, Mary Lou Wilson, Judith Jording, Dorothy Gram, Kay Watters. ROW THREE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancly Scott, Ruth Carol Dippon, Bettcy Hollis, Kay Brust, Carol Jorgenson, Jean Ann McConnell, Joan Hof man, Joyce Grieff, Wanda Ree , ROW FOUR, LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy Lauritzen, Craig Griswold, Keith Kruse, John Kresl, Delores Fedderson, Joanne Burns, Harold O g, Bill McDeuitt, Ralph Bossert, ROW FIVE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Patti Kanne, Sheila Smith, Barbara Burg, Janet Bush, William Ervin, David Fortner, Thomas Allen, 'Sofia Hurwich, Judy Jepsen, Patricia Cassady, FUTURE NURSES FUTURE NURSES CLUB OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Elaine Morehart, President, Elaine Hartmann, Vice-President, Sharon Persch- nick, Secretary-Treasurer, Mary Jane Geheber, Program Chairman: Miss Lorene Bratt, Advisor, JVSV FUTURE NURSES CLUB MEMBERS ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Beth Parks, Jeannie Simpson, Sharon Perschnick, Aileen Tweedt, Sharon Morris, Sandra Luckey. ROW TWO, LEFT TO RIGHT: Janice Knudsen, Irene Johnson, Mary Michaels, Edith Livingston, Georgia Sacherson, Nila Mae Giles, Sharon Weikum. ROW THREE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Patty Mullis, Diane Brown, Janice Barshdorf, Wanda Lighty, Carol Seabert, Deloris Humbert, Joyce McCarter, ROW FOUR, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sylvia Hurwich, Marjorie Denaple, Mary Jane Geheber, Geraldine Schaefer, Doris Fritz, Elaine Hartmann, Janice Geschwind, Mary Elaine Morehart. FIVI' RE TEACHER. 63 FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED: Helen Offill. Vice-PresidentgMiss Leila Mudge, Advisor. Ruth Carol Dlppon President. LEFT TO RIGHT, STANDING: Evelyn Koenig, Secretary: John Karolus, Treasurer, FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Helen Offill, Evelyn Koenig, Betty Hollis, Sharon Perschnick, ROW TWO, LEFT TO RIGHT: John Karolus, Judy Jepsen, Elaine Hartmann, Ruth Carol Dippon, 6, nun A n umm, E n E ROD AND REEL OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Edward Reed, Program Chairman: Arden Rieke, President: Ronald Austin, Secretary- Treasurerg Mr, Charles Vickers, Sponsor: Wayne Reed, Program Chairman: James Scott, Vice-Presi- dent, A5 19 i tf Ei ,E R iff. - ,, ai? L1.e fi X- x ' 15, a,,..iAg ,qv 5 2 K 6 if I tg -f we - f- , E :irq by ivy iw A : I 3 .exif i I . 5 :am if Hs- 'f fy 'L L + X ROD AND REEL CLUB MEMBERS ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jerry Steichen, John Jordan, Wayne Reed, Ralph Bossert, Donald Johnson, Bill Wahl, Donald Austin, J, O'Neill, Ronald Austin, James Serrup, Dick Spaulding, Ricky Haegele, ROW TWO, LEFT TO RIGHT: LeRoy Smith, Floyd Thompson, Craig Griswold, Edward Reed, Keith Telford, James Sorensen, William McDevitt, Roger Holsten, James Vaughn, Larry Landers, ROW THREE, LEFT TO RIGHT: James Scott, Ray Koenig, Harry Landers, Bruce Super, Wayne Sampson, Nelson Stubbs, Robert Wyllie Ivan Zimmerman, Keith Kruse, Richard Lucas. Joel Danker, Irving Nelson, ROW FOUR, LEFT TO RIGHT: Terry Smith, Thomas Knudsen, John Weidenmann, Carl Voechting, Neal Jensen, Donald Lydigsen, Chris Andreasen, Joseph Tweedt, Robert Sennott, R. Lighty, Kenneth Goley, Robert Sampson, Donald Clausen, ROW FIVE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lee Jensen, James Christiansen, Duane Christiansen, Joseph Dixon, John Lippold, James Bone, Walter Burg, Arden Rieke, Glenn Burger, Lloyd Burger, Leland Madsen, Roger BranZ. IIURRY ULUB K HOBBY CLUB OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Norman Van Dyke, Secretary-Treasurer, Mr, Ciontea, Advisor, Lee Jensen, Vice- Presidentg Bill Wahl, Projecrs Chairmang Dick Spaulding, President, 44 Wig ,f'v HOBBY CLUB MEMBERS ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ronnie Yasenchak, Jerry Steichen, Ronnie Leonard, Ralph Weber, Dick Spaulding, Jim Boyer. ROW TWO, LEFT TO RIGHT: Terry Spandet, Danny Phillips, Bill Weibler, Ricky Haegele, Russell Dippon, Jim Lydigsen, Richard Brorsen, Donald Jenkins. ROW THREE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Wayne Reed, Norman Van Dyke, Mike Murphy, bill Wahl, Harry Landers, Larry Landers, James Sorenson, ROW FOUR, LEFT TO RIGHT: Edward Reed, Wayne Sampson, Nelson Stubbs, Lee Jensen, Donald Clausen, Keith Von Qualen, Bruce Super, Joel Danker. Mil'I'II CLUB MATH CLUB OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Bruce Groll, Vice-Presidentg Patricia Cassady, Secretary, Miss Mary Lou Carter, Advisor, William Wahl, Treasurer, Terry Smith, President. A 1,57 if 'Ti' MATH CLUB MEMBERS ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Janice Barschdorl, Charles Wahl, Donald Austin, Wayne Reed, Carol Perschnicl-c, Joan Perschnick, Barbara Zabel. ROW TWO, LEFT TO RIGHT: Annie Hahn, Delores Klehrn, William Wahl, Bill McDevitt, Michael Murphy, Carol Jorgensen, Phyllis Hopp. ROW THREE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joanne Burns, Jane Miller, Norman Van Dyke, Edward Reed, John Kresl, Patricia Cagsady, Harold Ogg. ROW FOUR, LEFT TO RIGHT: Howard Hume, Bruce Groll, Robert Sampson, Jim Christiansen, Terry Smith, David Fortner, Bill Ervin, James Vaughn, FBLA F,B. L,A, OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy Jacobsgaard, Secretary-Treasurer, Chuck Christiansen, Vice-President, Mr. John Haegele, Advisor Jim Scott, President, FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA W ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Beverly Pedersen, Kay Watters, Shirley Andersen, Phyllis McConnell, Jerry Steichen. ROW TWO li ' '- ' , L FT TO RIGHT. Nancy Jacobsgaard, Peter Mllbauer, James Scott, Shirley Wllkey, Charles Christiansen. Allfl' TYPI G ULIB ART TYPING OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Sharon Morris, Vice-Presidentg Annie Hahn, President, Beverly Pedersen, SeCretary-Treas- urerg Miss june Smithburger, Advisor. A-till. ... ART TYPING MEMBERS ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Marilyn Fight, Carol Klehm, Kay Watters, Aileen Tweedt, Mary Ann Wright, Sharon Morris. ROW TWO, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dorothy Gram, Barbara Wright, Betty Miller, Beverly Pedersen. ROW THREE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Janet Anderson, Carol Grieff, Annie Hahn, Sylvia Hurwich, Joyce Grieff, Mary Lou Wilson, ROW FOUR, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Jane Geheber, Joanne Burns, Patricia Cassady Sandra Hosier, Sylvia llurwich, Delores Feddersen, Janice Geschwind, l HUP Ullllll SHOP CLUB OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert Gram, Vice-President, Arthur McBeath, Secretary-Treasurer, Mr, Donald Rose Advisor, Neal Jensen, President, SHOP CLUB MEMBERS ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ralph Sassenger, Harold Fredensborg, Wayne Schafer, Robert Schafer, Gene Spaulding, John Jordan, Dick Spaulding. ROW TWO, LEFT TO RIGHT: Kurt Ogg, Craig Griswold, James Robinson, Robert Ohlendorf, James Lauritzen, Daniel Phillips, Lloyd Voyles. ROW THREE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Melvin Fight, Richard Christiansen, Harold Lund, Ivan Zimmerman, Robert Gram, Nelson Stubbs, Russell Dippon, Dean McBeath. ROW FOUR, LEFT TO RIGHT: Keith Von Qualen, Paul Hosier, Lee Dixon, Neal Jensen, Lee Jensen, Joseph Dixon, Arthur McBeath, Kenneth Goley. ,O GAA G,A.A. OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Phyllis McConnell, Points Chairmang Judy Jepsen, Presidentg Mrs. June Wennerstrom, Advisor, Karen Bossert, Vice-Presidentg Mary Elaine Morehart, Secretary-Treasurer, Sharon Perschnick, Scrapbook Chairman and Reporter. G.A.A. MEMBERS ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Beth Parks, Mary Michaels, Sharon Perschnick, Margie Pfeffinger, Patty Mullis, Marilyn Fight, Sharolyn Smith. ROW TWO, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Ann Wright, Carol Perschnick, S, Weikum, Sandra Bailey, Sharon Huser, Joan Perschnick, Karen Bossert, Betty Mortensen. ROW THREE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joyce McCarter, Diane Brown, Dorothy Gram, Wanda Reed, Phyllis McConnell, Joyce McConnell, Judy Grubb, Judith Jording, Kay Watters, ROW FOUR, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jean Ann McConnell, Ruth'Caro1 Dippon, Mary Elaine Morehart, Joyce Grieff, Carol Grieff, Nancy Jacobsgaard, Joan Hoffman, Betty -Hollis. ROW FIVE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy Scott, Joanne Burns, Sandra I-losier, E. Hartmann, Judy Jepsen, Sheila Smith, Jane Miller, M. Denaple, Norma Jean Ricolo, NIB JJ D CLUB OFFICERS Wi LEFT TO RIGHT: James Scott, Secretary-Treasurer, Bob Wyllie, Presidentg Neal Jensen, Vice-President, Mr. Reino Nori, Sponsor, D CLUB MEMBERS ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ricky Haegele, John Wiedenman, John Kresl, Bob Wyllie. ROW TWO, LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert Sampson, Donald Lydigsen, Jim Scott. ROW THREE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Neal Jensen, Jim Bone, Arden Rieke, Lee Jensen, Arthur McBeath, CIVIC FIIIIIM ULIB CIVIC FORUM OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: James Bone, Treasurerg Robert Wyllie, Vice-Presidentg Mrs. Lucille Kresl, Advisor: Karen Bossert, Reporterg Keith Telford, Presidentg Roger Branz, Secretary. vw VY CIVIC FORUM CLUB MEMBERS ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy Jacobsgaard, Karen Bossert, Walter Burg, John Karolus, Shirley Andersen. ROW TWO, LEFT TO RIGHT: Keith Telford, Shirley Wilkey, Roger Holsten, Delores Klehm, ROW THREE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert Wyllie, Chris Andreasen, James Bone, Roger Branz, James Scott, John O'Neil1. IANGIIAGE Ulrllli Q- LANGUAGE CLUB OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Shiela Smith, Secretary-Treasurer, Mary Jane Geheber, Vice-President, Mr, Richard Roberts, Advisor, Mary Elaine Morehart, President, vm' G LANGUAGE CLUB MEMBERS ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sharolyn Smith, Dolores O'Neil1, Mary Jeanne Jenkins, Arlene Tunberg, Mary Ann Wright. ROW TWO, LEFT TO RIGHT: Janet Anderson, Barbara Wright, Mary Michaels, Sharon Huser, ROW THREE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Patty Mullis, Joyce McCarter, Sylvia Hurwich, Mary Jo Walling, Diane Brown, Mary Elaine Morehart. ROW FOUR, LEFT TO RIGHT: Patti Kahne, Mary Jane Geheber, Sofia Hurwich, Ricky Haegele, Sheila Smith, Janice Geschwlnd. PEI' CL B PEP CLUB OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Helen Offill, Treasurerg Margy Pfeffinger, Secretary, Mrs. June Wennerstrom, Advisory Carol Perschnick, Vice-President, Mary Elaine Morehart, President. PEP CLUB MEMBERS ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sharolyn Smith, Evelyn Koenig, Carol Perschnick, Nancy Jacobsgaard, Mary Elaine Morehart, M. Pfeffinger, Barbara Zabel, Helen Offill. ROW TWO, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ruth Ann Rusterholz, Betty Mortensen, S. Weikum, Dorothy Gram, Carol Burger. ROW THREE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sharon Perschnick, Barbara Wright, Rita Feddersen, Judy Grubb, Betty Hollis, Judy Jording, Patty Mullis. ROW FOUR, LEFT TO RIGHT: Phyllis Hopp, Carol Jorgensen, Norma Ricolo, Joyce Grieff, Wanda Reed, Carol Grieff, June Marcinko, B. Bruback, ROW FIVE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ruth Carol Dippon, Sharon Drinan, D, Feddersen, Judy Jepsen, Janet Bush, Elaine Hartmann, Sandra Hosier, Joanne Burns, Marjorie Denaple. BUY ' GLEE CLUB BOYS' GLEE CLUB OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: David Former, Secretary-Treasurerg Peter Milbauer, President, Charles Christiansen, Vice-President, Mrs. Doris Madison, Director, .H ss ,lf BOYS' GLEE CLUB MEMBERS ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: James Jacobsgaard, Charles Christiansen, Gene Spaulding, Ronald Yasen- chak, ROW TWO, LEFT TO RIGHT: Wayne Reed, Peter Milbauer, Ronald Nelson, Roger Sheldon. ROW THREE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Donald Austin, David Fortner, Donald Clausen, Carl Voechting, Nelson Stubbs, 76 lith lllllll lllllln' GLEE ULIB J SIXTH HOUR GIRLS' GLEE CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT: Sharon Morris, Librarian, Annie Hahn, President, Pat Cassady, Librarian, Nancy Jacobsgaard, Secretary, Aleda Johnson, Vice-President, Mrs. Doris Madison, Director, MEMBERS OF THE SIXTH HOUR GIRLS' GLEE CLUB ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: gandra Luckey,Ar1ine Tunberg, Mary Jeanne Jenkins, Nila Mae Giles, Joanne Humbert, Wilda Leathers, Dolores O'Neill. ROW TWO, LEFT TO RIGHT: Georgia Sachrison, Armella Conness, Connie Smith, Carol Klehm, Sharon Morris. ROW THREE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bettv Mortensen, Margy Pfeffinger, Ruth Ann Rusterholz, Joyce McConnell, Edith Livingston, Sandra Baley, Carol Burger, ROW FOUR, LEFT TO R1GHT:Aleda Johnson. Rita Feddersen. Lana Corrie, June Marcinko Sharon Huser, Betty Jacobsgaard, Beverly Bruback, Carol Rieke, Judith Grubb. ROW FIVE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Annie Hahn, Nancy Jacobsgaard, Mary Jo Walling, Sharon Drinan, Patricia Cassady, Jean McConnell, Sylvia Hurwich, Delores Humbert. th Illllll Gllllif' GLEE ULIB EIGHTH HOUR GIRL'S GLEE CLUB OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Shirley Andersen, Librarian, Phyllis McConnell, President, Mrs. Doris Madison, Advisor, Sheila Smith, Vice-President, Karen Bossert, Secretary-Treasurer, Helen Offill, Librarian, EIGHTH HOUR GIRL'S GLEE CLUB MEMBERS ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Helen Offill, Rose Mary Jordan, Mary Michaels, Aileen Tweedt, Patty Mullis, Sharon Weikum, Sharolyn Smith, ROW TWO, LEFT TO RIGHT: Shirley Andersen, Karen Bosserr, Joan Hoffman, Diane Brown, Ruth Carol Dippon, Joyce McCarter, Judith Jording, Sharon Perschnick. ROW THREE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Janice Barschdorf, Wanda Lighty, Phyllis McConnell, Mary Elaine Morehart, Nancy Lauritzen, Marjorie Denaple, Kay Brust, Carol Seabert, Kay Watters. ROW FOUR, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joanne Burns, Mary Jane Geheber, Janice Geschwlnd, Barbara Burk, Janet Bush, Geraldine Schaefer, Elaine Hartmann, Sheila Smith, Patti Kanne. 1 9 78 hlllllr E rEMI!IiE. GIRLS' ENSEMBLE MEMBERS ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Helen Offill, Karen Bossert, Ruth Carol Dippon, Sharon Perschnick. ROW TWO, LEFT TO RIGHT: Phyllis McConnell, Joan Hoffman, Elaine Hartmann, Barbara Burk, Nancy Iacobsgaard. GIRLS' ENSEMBLE MEMBERS ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Jeanne Jenkins, Judith Iording, Annie Hahn, Shirley Andersen, ROW TWO, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Elaine Morehart, Janice Geschwind, PatCassady, Nancy Lauritzen, Mary Jane Geheber. TRI-M .IIUIETY i ,L TRI-M SOCIETY OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Sharon Perschnick, Secretary: Charles Christiansen, Vice-President, Mary Jane Geheber, Treasurer, Mr, Joseph Ciontea, Advisor, Joan Hoffman, President, Karen Bossert, Historian. I TRI-M SOCIETY MEMBERS ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sharon Perschnick, Beverly Pedersen, Sharon Morris, Richard Spaulding, Mary Ann Wright, Helen Offill. ROW TWO, LEFT TO RIGHT: Karen Bossert, Joan Hoffman, Annie Hahn, Nancy Jacobsgaard, Charles Christiansen. ROW THREE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sylvia Hurwich, Mary Jane Geheber, John Weidenman, Bruce Groll, Nelson Stubbs, Phyllis McConnell. ROW FOUR, LEFT TO RIGHT: James Scott, Elaine Hartmann, James Christiansen, Donald Clausen, Terry Smith, Janet Bush, Sofia Hurwich, STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ruth Dippon, Ralph Weber, Jim Ferguson, Jim Boyer, Bruce Groll, FOURTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy Scott, Diane Clausen, Barbara Ford, Joanne Burns, Bill Morris, Jim Jacobsgaard, Ronald Yasenchak, Ronald Feddersen, Marilyn Von Qualen, Norman Bush, Keith Kruse, Gene Spaulding. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Janet Anderson, David Former, Beth Parks, Jean McConnell, Mary Ann Wright, Jim Scott, Donald Clausen, Donald Austin, Patti Kanne. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Wayne Reed, Rita Feddersen, Joanne Humbert, Ronald Austin, Harold Ogg, Sandra Sullivan, Mary J. Jenkins. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT:Jane Miller, Mary J, Geheber, Beverly Pedersen, Grayselda Frederick, Ricky Haegele. was 'I STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sheila Smith, Charles Christiansen, Betty Mortensen, Judy Grubb, Mary E, Morehart, Joseph C. Ciontea, Director, FOURTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ralph Bossert, Bob Ohlendorf, Craig Griswold, Richard Von Qualen, Carol Rieke, Carol Klehm, Helen Offill, Jim Christiansen, Bill Ervin, Sharon Morris, Joan Hoffman, THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy Lauritzen, John Weidenman, Sofia Hurwich, Lana Corrie, Joyce McConnell, Terry Smith, John Karolus, Wayne Sampson, Dick Spaulding, Nelson Stubbs. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Wanda Reed, Sylvia Hurwich, Nancy Jacobsgaard, Phyllis Hopp, Barbara Burk, Janet Bush. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Carol Ohlendorf, Janice Barschdorf, Elaine Hartmann, Norman Van Dyke, Annie Hahn, 'UIQ QE, , . 1. Q- f I mf , hh . o u K in M iz fi' X F: Al . 11- i 5 -vi ' .,t,,,i. . , . ,QRS ,f , '--4 1 1 5 . . f 'H' iw qu ,fnwfnfa vb ' v Q , .id , . ,5- M1 C-I1 Q, fl' J 39 2 ,ig- .-E kwa-1 fl v rp M i' 4 WS bww if ff f ' ! - , '. VK , ' ,f in ur-, .Q my EQ: K 1 1 ,, 'Q S. Morris, I. Hoffman fi -rr, 3 -fm 1, 13.311 0 II ,Q ,p , .s .flt In w ie I , an M'Q Q if' Mu- ,eq- fsf 4 Q -am af ' 4i FUWPBALL 5 O 4-A v x fr CHEERLEADING SQUAD LEFT TO RIGHT: Carol Perschnick, Mary Elaine Morehart, Nancy Jacobsgaard, Margy Pfeffinger. I I FRESH-SOPH FOOTBALL SQUAD FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Iacobsgaard, Jim Boyer, Bill Morris, Ralph Sassenger, Winston Steiniche, Bob Sullivan, Raymond Gannaway. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Keith Von Qualen, Manager: Ralph Weber, Mike Ahern Ralph Bossert, Roger Sheldon, Bill McDevitt, Bob Ohlendorf, Wayne Reed, Chuck Wahl. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Tom Allen, Kurt Og , Dan Philli H d Spaulding. g ps, owar Hume, Bill Boundy, Dick Sparrow, Harold Lund, Bill Irvin, Gene 86 FUUTB LI, VAR ITY f .,. -V .uw Bob Wyllie Don Clausen Roger Branz an FOOT BALL STATISTICS Robert Wyllie . . ...... . End Don Clausen . .Tackle Roger Branz . . . Guard Jim Scott . . Guard Lee Jensen . .Tackle Don Lydigsen . .Center Arden Rieke . . l-Ialfback Keith Telford . . Back Irving Nelson , Halfback Lee Dixon . .Tackle f ff Joe Dixon . .Tackle Jim SCOII Lee Jensen . Y 1 rwyk 7 of .Y , , '--A. 5 A ...Q 1 ' 'v i lyjg N A ,lj X f' 13 'J T e' A ig .gs 5 il i ' xxx 1 r u r-'. ,,,, ,. , ' fi , : fi'i2ggf-sf vv gff 1' ,N IW' Don Lydigsen Arden Rieke Keith Telford Irving Nelson Joe Dixon Lee Dixon FUIITIIALL VAR l'l'Y 'B Pete Milbaucr John Jordan Dick Christensen Carl VOSCIIUIIQ, FO Pete Milbauer . John Jordan . . Carl Voeehting . Dick Spaulding , Robert Sampson. Terry Smith. John Kresl . llarold Ogg . . Russell Dippon . Paul Ilosier , , Dirk Spaulding Rivky llaegele . September 14 September 21 September 28 Dick Christensen . OTBALL STATISTICS .........Center . . Guard . Halfback . . . . End . , Quarterback . . . Fullback . . .End . llalfback . . Guard . ,Fullback . . .Tackle , , Quarterback FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Reddick at Dwight Dwight at Woodland Dwight at Wilmington Robb Sampson October 5 Normal at Dwight October 12 Dwight at Lemont October l9 Gardner at Dwight October 26 Dwight at Pontiac November 2 Morris at Dwight Terry Smith John Kresl Harold Ogg Russell Dippon Paul Hosier Ricky llaegele F00'l'IlALI, .IUNIIIR VAR l'l'Y 1 Ja Eh Bill Ervin Tom Allen Gene Spaulding Bob Ohlendorf Bill Ervin Tom Allen Jim Boyer, Chuck Wahl September September September October October October October November FOOT BALL STATISTICS . . . . . 1 - Gene Spaulding. . Bob Ohlendorf . Charles Wahl . Wayne Reed . . Ralph Bossert . Bill McDevitt , , Raymond Gannaway . lim Jacobsgaard . . Roger Sheldon . . . . . . . FOOTBALL GAME RESULTS 14 Dwight 21 Dwight 28 Dwight 5 Dwight 12 Dwight 1 9 Dwight 26 Dwight 2 Dwight Tackle . . End . Back . . Center . Guard , Guard . Guard . Back . Back , , End . Back . . End Reddick 25 Woodland 12 Wilmington 14 Normal 1 9 Lemont 31 Gardner Pontiac 33 Morris ,.-,. Ralph Bossert Bill McDevitt K 4 . J' r Jim Boyer Raymond Gannaway Jim Iacobsgaud Roger Sheldon F00'l'BALl, JU Illll VAR l'I'Y Dick Sparrow Mike Ahern Bill Morris Winston Steiniche i Dick Sparrow . Mike Ahem . . Bill Morris . . Winston Steiniche Kurt Ogg . . . Dan Phillips . . Ralph Weber , Howard Hume . Bob Sullivan . Bill Boundy . . Harold Lund . . Kurt Ogg Ralph Sassenger FOOTBALL STATISTICS Tackle Tackle Back Guard Center Back , End . End Back . End Back Back Dan Phillips Ll . ' B aiu '7 XS I ,f I or B S'-4 ' , Ralph Weber Howard Hume Bob Sullivan Bill Boundy Harold Lund Ralph Sassenger VARSITY BASKETBALL COACH REINO NORI VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD FIRST ROW, LEF'1' TO RIGHT: Ricky Haegele, John Kresl, Robert Sampson, Neal Jensen, Bob Wyllie, Art McBeath SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Charles Christiansen, Carl Voechting, Jim Christiansen, Terry Smith, Mike Murphy Robert Gram, Coach Nori. BASKETBAIIII JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Sullivan, Winston Steiniche, Ralph Bossert, Donald Jenkins, SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Gene Spaulding, Wayne Reed, Tom Allen, Wayne Sampson, Bill McDevitt, Coach Nori. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Russell Dippon, Keith Von Qualen, Bill Boundy, Paul Hosier, Dean McBeath, Harold Lund. , -,, 1 5, I X4 T ll R VARSITY CHEERLEADERS JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Margy Pfeffinger, Nancy Jacobsgaarcl, Mary LEFT TO RIGHT: Sharon Drinan, Carol Grieff, and Sharolyn Elaine Morehart, and Carol Perschnick, Smith, VAR ITY BA KETISALL vi' NEAL JENSEN W '22 :xx -L BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Tues. , Nov. Fri. , Nov Tues,, Dec. Fri. , Dec Tues. , Dec Fri. , Dec Tues., Dec Fri. , Dec Fri. , Dec Sat. , Dec Reddick Here Wilmington Here Morris There Coal City There Mazon Here St, Paul Here Braidwood There Pontiac There Mazon There Gardner at Mazon me 0,1 , Ns X BOB WYLLIE CAPTAIN SAMPSON - COACH NORI BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Fri,, Jan, 11 Tues., Ian. 15 Fri., Jan. 18 Tues., Jan. 22 Fri., Jan. 25 Mon., Ian. 23 Wed. , Jan. 30 Tues Feb. 5 Fri., Feb. 8 Wed., Feb. 13 Fri., Feb. 15 Tues Feb. 19 Coal City Here St. Paul There Gardner There Seneca Here Reddick There Coal City There Muon There Liardner Here Pontiac Here Braidwood Here Wilmington There Woodland Here I BOB GRAM 4' 1 ,f Q 7J ? n ' 4 4 V 1 , 4 LJ A Q u 'I 'Q' TERRY SMITH VARSITY BA KETBALL BASKETBALL SCORES Nov. 27 Reddick 64 Dwight 52 Nov 30 Wilmington 80 Dwight 53 Dec 4 Dwight 46 Morris 40 Dec 7 Coal City 70 Dwight 51 Dec 11 Mazon '73 Dwight 60 Dec 14 St, Paul 49 Dwight 47 Dec 18 Braidwood 67 Dwight 52 Dec. 21 Pontiac 62 Dwight 43 Dec. 28 Mazon 65 Dwight 43 Dec. 29 Gardner 59 Dwight 46 JIM CHRISTIANSEN JOHN KRESL I ,' LX 7 RICKY HAEGELE ROBERT snmvstm Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. ISU. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. BASKETBALL SCORES Coal City St, Paul Gardner Seneca Reddick Coal City Mazon Gardner Pontiac Braidwood Wilmington Woodland 65 52 64 65 54 63 78 78 78 64 73 76 Dwight 58 Dwight Dwight Dwight Dwight Dwight Dwight Dwight 61 Dwight Dwight 63 Dwight 54 Dwight 72 JUNIIIR VARSITY BASKETIMLI, PAUL HOSIER HAROLD LUND GENE SPAULDING A 3 05 AV J !, DONALD JENKINS BILL MCDEVITT THATE MA A Bov! i WAYNE SAMPSON BOB SULLIVAN JUNIIIR VARSITY BASKETBALI, L N N KEITH VON QUALEN WAYNE REED DEAN MCBEATH f s ' .xf FQ LX ' 1. Q RM! 57 TOM ALLEN X RALPH BOSSERT V I x'! 1 Q Q Lx, g W w ' P K N 1 , ,,.e,x i- Cik 6-4. C 5 if WINSTON STEINICHE RUSSELL DIPPON 95: rim IIUMEUUMI G ka ,XV 2111 i'fWiifSQl Y EM mf? N. ., ll ,sy Congratulations to the - Q YAY Class of 57 ' A81 W Iioot Beer A X I ' QQ Fir?-3 Xi: ': hull 2 A' V. ., ,J ,L .V f ? CONGRATULATIONS To The CLASS OF I957 From The Automobile Dealers of Dwight CHRISTOPHER CO .... CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH FEDDERSEN SALES ....... OLDSMOBILE BOYER BROS. .... . . .BUICK PAULSEN CHEVROLET . . . . CHEVROLET DELONG'S GARAGE ..... MERCURY-FORD BAIMA MOTOR SALES . . STUDEBAKER-PACKARD 5 CHEVROLET A5322- M STUDEBAKER , , A3 FLIIIUUIH PAT3-ic? uw I I 4 4'-Ei' RD Lil' Safe Drivers Drive Safe Aufombiles First National Bank of Dwight Incorporated l905 E.M. Hoffman '02 ......... President James H. Oughton, Jr. '3l .... Vice President C. J. Ahern, Jr. '26 . . . . Vice President Ralph F. sodrnr '27. . . . . cashier R.W. Dempster ........ Asst. Cashier The Oldest Incorporated Bank In Livingston County .-.qw V DEPOSITS INSURED Q' f The Fodaral Deposit Insuranoa Corporation Q wAsHrNG'roN, o. c. 010,000 :'a:'z':'c'0's2:'a'or'3: 510,000 Qs Q 1- sa .f z4iE . ' QP PX Q -..fe ,lf - - f f X 0, bln ' 07 0 I V I ' 1 Q ' I . 3 ' ll Ulf, '-fr Al l f i l aT ,lin . 0 ,, - il E ll - I In .I 1 l x ' 1 4 ' ll 2 tif' H.. ' 5 ll -5 'Ili ii im Compliments of a Friend ,Xl ' N a ge C mlllllllllllllllw Q Illllj iili. - ',,,, 5 ....... ulnl n f l 7 if QQOUKSIQJIW Specialists in portraits, groups and special effects photography, and therefore the official photographer for the Dwight High School. Www GRADE A MILK ond ICE CREAM Bob Musser's of Joliet Sport Shop U Phone 2-7641 ,ff I' 20 West Von Buren St 1 1' 9' Q , Jo net, Hlmons 1 I 4' a f 6- W at Jfi . r 5 , 0 'Eg-if .qfaffyf U, D fig V H127 ' .1171 . ' AQ ,433 Q, J 'Y' 'F ,KXL iii: ' , Ez 1 I. . . .. V .I , , . , .. . ' Nd' ff -- -.f .. ' Yqpfw-' . - ..: 17 - .,, :U .C 1 1' - '.-if , -,f.-.531 ff k EQ . ff 1 3 'Af ' fl-nf,-l E, XX .- I '-.A v'- f -'Q 1 '1 x -. -371 Y.: 'V E rf f f , ' 41 LK., ,f ' ' f , , ..'- K r. .- - .. - V - g .-I . - '-Vi 59 .F f ft- 'X fi? ff-5.125 ,1 -X to -'C '-' f' QT' ' f'- :nf 35' 3 -,r 1 - .Af--l,xh.,', ,rl Q. 4 , ,- ,O .A 11: - , .- V, ' ' if -.-JL ,if :E ' fi ' ,Y ', . -. X , 4, ,, ., -X -.Kg I 1 - , 1 ,Q .,Jm al .,' 'Q Ea Q ' ' .-, ' r.. 1, , 3-.1 M,--N A, , f 1.-,, ., l -- , , A , , 13:01 er If ., Q h , ! - 5,1 A x , ,-. . ' . X . v. - ,. 'I . In Jiri. if ..,.'. ,, :KZ -, yt on - E- .rfgp 2 IS - 1 . - -., y 'I' 5 f I vm! .ij-gg 9 . J?f 'Q'3,' A 5.1.-3L,. -f I X 6 gsggm vAN EMAN STANDARD and SERVICE I SONDERGAARD Dress Material L d'e Ready to Wear R 47 d 66 M R dy W D gh Ill H Ph 506 Sh gt N D gh Ill xx cf m am DWIGHT ,- CLEANERS f Compliments of I SEABERT ELEC. 81 RADIO C I sl-lop P CI g Radio - TV S Sales 8- Service D gh Illi Ph 24 Dwigh Ph 30 I Dickler Insurance Agency General Insurance Real Estate Farm Loans Auto Financing Phones: Office: 84 Res: 44 Best Wishes To The Class of l957 From Andrews YOUR HOME GROCERF' Fresh Fruit 5 Vegetables Yfafakfzf oy Congratulations From Thompson's Appliances Bulk Skelgas Bottled Electrical 3. Gas Appliances FU anitrol - --e--- ee EPSl'o 014 Bottling Co. 1463 Highland Avenue lRoute 49, Southj Kankakee, Illinois fvsrfu 1 9 ,I Et. 1 sylt 1 wrlr itltt l I - ,,,, , . 4.,.... 1 15-ggg.IE1QE ffflifgl '.q' igggii :-v 4 ,, , , A, F If 'l-,L.Q1g51::4,:afg:gg -'Q-:'i1Z24z,-- -1,2 F C i' A I ' U i 'om me 0 WWW ' 9 i I , :,4:.11:,: 123- '.'1:f' E QI11 - :5f:1:1 3 :II3 fifliligt- 5 -I 4 Zzlzl 5 4::Z' E FAIRCHILD'S Dx N' gf B For -7' Men'5 8, Boys' Good Food 0 I L ,W Y Wear Reasonable Prices W Freeman Shoes Open daily except Sunday ' I I- aw Phone 56 Dwight, Illinois Phone 99 Dwight, Illinois Xi DlPPoN's S?,,lNM Dwight Produce Co. A 1,5 l 1 Produce - Feeds fy - ' ' Supplies l m w , ,hi Compliments of Fresh Dressed Poultry I: I. Ph 16 'lt CHDWS si HARRIS FURNITURE STORE one t3::.l-I-:tiff l40 E. Mazon Dwight, Illinois --'-' Phone 75 Dwight, Illinois owner-IT NEWS AGENCY J Chicago - St. Louis Papers K. V A 5 Photo Supplies 17 I -7' Accessories 2 ,x United Cigar Store S l A t lk Dwfgffl Sfifmis MILADY BEAUTY sHoPPE Agnes Ferguson, Propr . Compliments of N Q 5' E. MoYEMoNT s. soNs Plumbing 8, Heqfing Beda Erickson Dwight, Illinois Phone I4 Dwight, Illinois e 'ii ADAMS AND MARX GARAGE 'I . . General CHRISTIANSEN RADIO sl-lov hllllps Repo, T 1 ' I 'f -: Wofk Bonded Electronic Technician O,d R t 66 ' ' OU e l06 East Main 'E' 'AZ1 Efzlfffff V:., --ziif . f-f I 75 Dwight, lllinois. .... Phone 54 Dwight, lllinois .... Phone DT.: Compliments CLEARY LUMBER CO. of Vince Cleary, Propr. HOME OIL COMPANY Paints Building Materials ROY GOIQYI Jobbel' Phone 500 - The Lumber Number Phone Dwight Dwight, lllinois l52 lllinois Dri-Gas and Roper Stoves Congratulations STRUFE GROCERY 8: MOTEL Class lPropr. John GQ Dotl of CITIES 1957 snvlcl I i Inf I 11' Old 66 , phone 79 CLAPP S MARKET Best Wishes im umm Class of i957 ,R C, LEWIS JEWELERS It F!l .l','.' To The lllll lil I1 fl -N 4' . I H n :ix C-gif DR. EDWARD F. JOSS Dwight, ll linois Compliments of WHEATLEY'S GROCERY - RE' s dW ,.-fr Richelieu Brands C N J Frozen Foods Q' Dwight, Illinois .wee ,- if STITZER SHOE STORE 6 l I24 East Main Dwight, Illinois The Family Shoe Store DWIGHT REPAIR SERVICE SCHMIDT'S RESTAURANT 1. 1 Frank -lepsen Food at its Best IJ, nifx Owner Chicken . . .Steaks Q ITL Bar B Que Ribs Phone SI Expert Rug Cleaning Banque, Room Available Dviiglil' Phone Congratulations Illinois to the Class of I957 Ladies' and Children's Ready-to-Wear L l K Men's and Boys' Wear I ' Y I ' E X Endicott, Johnson Shoes T I D' T' Hardware Philgas Dealer THE GIFT SHOP P. E. Weaver CARL Lock LUMBER YARD Electriddl APPLIANCES Lumber...Coal...Window Glass Ei YI' ' Building Material .lolms-Munville Phone 46 ........ Dwight, Illinois WILDER'S APPLIANCE SERVICE Frigidaire. . .Maytag Phone 966 Dwight 1, Y -W as fftgjtfgg Be Sure To ,K f Call ' I7 1. 9 f t fm. x I .l,a If X i GROLL DECORATORS Paints Wallpaper Robert H. Groll Dwight, lllinois Stop at . 7' lO2 S. Franklin Dwight, lllinois l is I II KNUDSEN'S TAYLOR SHOP l we IJ Congratulations to the Class of l 957 Be Wise JENSEN'S STANDARD I For Fast service SERVICE Coll . li. Franklin 81 Mazon I YELLOW CAB Dwight, lllinois Phone 257 Phone 488 Dwight, lllinois I ' C uv y r' . V I 'F' Q ., fn!!! A ea Q3 'I 0 L S 'E ' WEST SIDE CLEANERS 14 :- C Zigi SE IORS Old 66 Compliments of DW'9 O'S sPlc and SPAN CLEANERS Phone l58 Congratulations to the Class of '57 Dwight, lllinois i C t ougfesy KAISER'S 5g to Sl .OO Store Dwight, lllinois ., . x , , a - ' - . 0-4. -- Q -mfg. , ii l I --fx ? J 45 171049 N- f ,I S f P'- I I 2' 3 If ' Y it X :X -I arf!! W, NQXXI xx nf' lrx X, Congratulations to the Senior Class HANCOCK'S Jewelry and Gifts L. R. Fav HARDWARE ea .5 House Wares Paints Phone 36 Dwight, lllinois Compliments of: DANIEL'S AUTO SUPPLY Phones: Dwight - 764 Gardner - 628i I PIUDIJET ITE STEUJRRT ILIRIIIER VOECHTlNG'S DRUG STORE Carl A. Voechting, R. Ph. 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