Dixon High School - Dixonian Yearbook (Dixon, IL)

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Dedication With a sense of gratitude and regret we, the senior class of the Dixon High School, pass out of this portal which has received us for four years. This structure is the crystallization of the educa- tional ideals of our community to make better citizens in the more effective training of body, mind, and spirit. We pledge our loyalty to our school, housing in stone and mortar the aspira- tions of its founders and supporters. We recognize and deeply appreciate this challenge to greater achievement given us by so noble a symbol of unselfish devotion.

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Cl 1' C The Year ass ofl SCD'CS Book of ixon High Schoo 934

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The Faculty Without the members of our most capable faculty, the Senior Class of l.934 could not have attained its goal of graduation. They have acted as both teachers and friends when- ever the occasion demanded, and have helped to inspire us to higher ideals. The ready co-operation of the faculty in all of our plans encouraged us to feel more competent and sure of our ability. Dixon lligh School is most fortunate in having such a well-versed group of teachers who plan their time that they may spend more of it with the students, an arrangement which gives pleasure and improvement to all concerned. Therefore we are more able to face life after graduation as a result of such contact with our instructors. We who graduate are loathe to leave the companionship of tl1e faculty with whom we have been so pleasantly associated for four years. Our appreciation of what the faculty has done for us is deeper than one is able to realize, thus it is with humbleness that we express our gratitude to the faculty of Dixon High School. The faculty has co-operated with the directing of plays, and the organization and sponsoring of clubs and societies. The organi- Sl!llldl:llg'TJANCASTER, BOWVERS, SCOTT, ARMINGTON, SLOTHOVVER Waiss , . Seated-F1zAzEn, RICHARDSON, Wrucur, ENEROTH, zations sponsored by members of the faculty are: llome Economics Club, Ili Tri, Public Speaking Club, Latin Club, French Club, The Dixini, Freshman-Sophomore Literary Society, Commercial Club, Dramatic Club. Nlathematics Club, D Club, and Senior Boys Club. They have also helped in the directing and presenting of the junior and senior plays, our two major productions. The members of our faculty are: A. ll. Lancaster, Superintendent of Schools, li. ,l. Frazer, Principal, Dorothy Arminglon, l'lng- lish, Camilla Kinsella, Commercial Courses, W. S. McColley, llistory, D. C. Austin, Manual Training, Margaret Kling, Com- mercial Courses, L. li. Sharpe, Athletics, Science, A. C. liowers, Director of Athletics. Science, Marion Lawson, Music: Cenerose Weaver, English, Edna Burnham, Mathe- matics, Freya Lazier, French, Latin9 .l. N. Weiss, Agriculture, Olive Cotta, llome lic- onomics, General Science, C. ll. Lindell, Athletics, Social Science, Ruth Weinman. English, Latin, Olga lineroth, linglish, Irma Newman, Mathematics, Florence P. White, Biology, E. Louise Guernsey, Art, Alice Richardson, English, lflistory, Cleta Wh' e. llome Economics, Edit lleinle, Lib nan, Nlathematics, Myrtle cott, Social -Sence, Orville Westgore, M Vic, and Katliryrr Wright, History. ' - J ' XX tx? i N -' . Q X xg, if J I U x2 1 L' ,J x W DELEVLAWVSOB, KLING, Wtammw, p' .v ,c RANISIW NEWMAN, F. XX ulra, C.NXul1'a, LAZIER, CoTTA, IIEINLE, McCo1.I.EY, SH.-XRPE, K1NsELLAs. til-f f iv Z , , t l X f 1 L , Pagr 5 all I l x ' 1