Dixon High School - Dixonian Yearbook (Dixon, IL)

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J I 'NHL DOPHOMORE BOYQ Front Row HERMAN KOEPPEL, ROBERT WADSWORTH, ALBERT XVHITFBREAD, STANWOOD TREIN, ROBERT STRAW, EDWARD GROVE, ROBERT Rf1EPPEN, WILLARD COVERT, KENNETH BULARD, PAUL CRABTRTE, ROBERT NIILLER, EARL HENRICHS, DONALD ANNING Second Row KENNETH STAHL, ORLANDO SPANGLER, GEORGE CURTIS, JAMES NVITHERS, OHN STEWART, GEORGE CARLSON LYLE BELLOWS, VVARREN HUEF WVILLIAM HELERICK EUGENE DAWSON, KENNETH BENNETT ROBERT DURliAM UNIOR BLIMLING, FRANK OTTO Thwd Row CLIFFORQ TILTON, EDWARD XVHITCOMBE, FRED PADGETT, HAROLD GOEKE, WALTER RIXIINNEHAN, VVJILLIAM DOYLE, DEAN MCCRYSTIXI LOUIS SAL1MAN VERNON SWAN LAVERNE ILMMERT LELAND BEROGAN, CARLTON CROPSEY, ROBERT MYERS, EDWARD BURCKHART CJLENN FLANINGAM Fourth Row DWIGHT WVARNER, HfXRRY LAIIER, WILLIAM FISHER, JOHN MCGINNIS, DONALD NIILLER, ROBERT LFNOX, JOHN NEWCOMER, IREDERICK BENSON, HAROLD HECRMAN OHN COX, KENNLTH HAXSSELBERG, LLOYD KRAUSE, LDWARD O BRIEN, ELWYN DREW F1fth Row JOHN ORTGIESON, GILBERT STANSELL, EARL RYAN, DONALD PALMER, ALBERT BETTIN, KENNETH PECRHAM, DALE REIS, AMES IRAMSIIY, ACK KAUEMAN EARL NOLEN, FRANCIS HENRX, DELBERT IQNAPP, BIIIY IQEESIAR, XKVILLIAM MURPHY Top Row ROBERT THOMPSON, DENTON TENNANT, XVILLIXM PONTIUS, 1'DWARD CORNILS, HAROLD TORDHAM, ALBERT KENNEDY, PAUL XOUNG, l'LWOOD TRAVIS, DONALD TIXPPIXINER, RIYROIN XWEED, CHARLES SODERGREN IRVIN LARKIN, GRAHAM OAKFORD LLOYD NIULZY Absent Member: HOWARD GERBER, LEONARD XVARNER, IKAYMOND MAINTLY Pagf QQ DIXONIAN 1932 I I I BA.. Ji! ' ' ' rr- .Q Q., ..,. , Yi ' ,, ff - I -. , -. - I-KL' Of L F Ak I F . E F I . , L V v I V J v ' 1 A . , 7 7 7 J 4 S . Y 1 4 I Ja r Q F ' 7 7 7 N , . , nl V 1 F , 4- 1 J ' ' ,, , , , . . , 1 ' ' : A 4 7 ' D Y f 1 , 1 7 7 ' v .1 I f T V f

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QOPHOMORE GIRLS Front Row VIRGINIA KLEIN, BERNICE SCHILDBERG, MARY ELLEN BROWN, LORRAINE FRALIER, GERTRUDE RAFFENBERGER, BETH IVIESSNER, IVIYRTIS HAMMOND, VIRGINIA ANKENY, ELILABETHJONES, CAROLINE SCHICK MARGARET BALES, JEANETTE MORGAN Second Row HELEN GEHANT GENEVIEVE REITLEL, NADA BURROWS, LETA BERGONL, MYRTLE BARTHOLOMEW ETHEL DEMPEWOLE DOROTHY COVERT MARIE LANGE, JVIARIAN BUTTERBAUGH, DOROTHY MON VELMA POPE, FRANCES HOLLINGSWORTH DOROTHY RIDDERBJELKE Third Row JUNE BOST, ALICE WARE, VIRGINIA VANBIBBER, MARGARET COOPER, NIILDRED WNOOLDRIDGE, ETHEL NOBLE, RUBY HILL, ANNA MARIE HOBERG Fourth Row EDNA FISHER, NIARY YVILLIAMS, VIRGINIA WARD, AVIS BARTHOLO MEW ELLEN RAFFENBERGER, ARLENE FRUIN, VIVIAN COAKLEY INE7 BRINK, LAVERNE TUCKER, ELIZABETH LALLEY, HELEN WHITEBREAD, ULIA ROOKER F1 th Row EDITH FOLKER AUDREY STEWART DOROTHY THOMPSON, LOUISE WVARNER, RAARY DAVIES,EVELYN KLEINHAUS,MARIECE LYLE IONE SAL1MAN VELMA PARKER Szxth Row THELMA JONES, EUNICE RfICCONNAUGHAY, HA7EL RHODES, MARIAN QUACO, BERNIECE PECKHAM MADELYN HUGGINS, RITA LAHEY, HELEN BUTLER, VERNIE BOHLKEN ELSIE SCHICK VERONICA SULLIVAN ILVELYN SHUMACHER Seventh Row JOYCE CAMPBELL DOROTHY SNYDER, ADA SMITH, GRACE WELSTEAD HELEN KENNEDY, AVIS BEEDE MARY BENNETT HALEL NELSON BETTY JANE RAMBO, LILLIAN POISEL, NEVA NEWMAN JEAN HEMMEN, ANNA NIALARKEY Ezghzh Row NIARIAN ANDREWS, JEWEL AUMAN NEVA ATKINSON, RUTH LENGEL STELLA ZMUDKA NIARGUERITE LUND, ALICE STREET, DOROTHY IREY, NAOMI WOMOCHIL, HEI EN WIARTH, OSEPHINE MAY Top Row GLADYS ODENTHAL, IMAGENE LITTRELL MYRTLE COLE, NEVA RESEK, LOUISE WILSON CATHERINE PRAETZ, FRANCES IVIILIER, MAXINE lx7ICGINNIS, DOROTHY NVHITMORE, LUCY LAWTON Page 36' I A L, V 7 M , f l - I - I 7 7 7 4 n , - 7 J J7 4 .f 1 7 7 ' 7 J' 7 , 1 ' 7 7 7 W 7 7 I , 7 7 7 n 7 . L 1 ' 7 7 7 M 7 4 , 7 D X O N I N - 1 9 3 2 I , J, ,

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