Dixon High School - Dixonian Yearbook (Dixon, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1957 volume:

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We do this not only to show our sincere appreciation for his contributions to education but also to honor the man himself. Realizing that no amount of words ean do justice to him, we would simply like to say that the example he has set and his friendly, good-natured manner will forever endear him to our hearts. F A C U L T Y ulaerinfenclenf gd .SzAo0f Ear if-V Shcrwooil Dccsv Supcrintcmlcnt ol' Schools ROW 2: Dr. S. P. Stlzickhousc, William Wolf, Harold Rorcr, llylc Mclvin, William Huhhcll. ROW 1: Dr. C. R. Collins, John Dixon Prcsirlcnt, John Cullcy Sc-crctary. 'l'hc last tinic you aittcnclccl :1 school activity, clmnccs arc that you saw Shcrwootl Docs, our supcrintcnclcnt of schools. Evcn though Mr. Dccs has only livccl in Dixon 21 little OVOI' two yczirs, hc has hcconic quitc litllllllltll' to us through his intcrcst in civic affairs. Although hc is no strzuigcr to DHS stluclcnts, pcrliaps, you wonclci' just what thc tlutics of :1 supcrintcnclcnt, of schools arc. Your tcnclicrs :intl othcr school pcrsonncl could czisily tcll you onc, hccziusc it is Mr. Docs who rcconnncinls thc cin- ploynicnt of all new school cinployccs to thc Bozircl of lCcluc:1tion. Anyonc in ncccl of inoncy for ai school projcct would scc Mr. Dccs as it is his duty to prcpairc thc hudgct for thc school district. ln atlclition, thc supcrintcndcnt must scc that :ill policics of thc hozird :irc C211'I'l0Ll out. In working out. thc plans of thc hoard, Mr. Dc-cs works vcry closcly with Mr. Bross and thc tcaclicrs. Mr. Dccs scrvcs as a link hctwccn thc school cniploycvs and thc hozml. Wc, thc stuflcnts of DHS, wish to thank Mr. Dccs for thc l1HpI'0V0ll10I1tS hc has inadc in our school systcm during his first two years in Dixon. 6 rincilaaf gf .xdfiziiafanf Ylllllx vlziss of 1957 wislivs Mr. Brass :xml Mr. Wiiigvr, our prim-ipal :xml assistzuit prim-ipal, vou- timuwl slim-oss in tlio fimi work tlivy lizivv lwr-11 lllllllg. .xllllflllllll our svliool is still r'l'0wrlr-fl, thr- pnlivy ol' progross iiiziiigiimtm-rl tlirvv ye-urs ago witli tlim- livlp of tliv vlitirv svliool zulliiiliistmlimi, lms IJI'UX'llllxll vffivivlit OIN'l'2lll0l1 :xml tl1vi'c-ziwiilm' mlm-finitv plains in tliv mzikiiigzg fm' tlu' 1-xpaulsiml ol' tlw sl-lmol lm-ilitivs. Slltlllltlll Bmss 1'm'r-ivvrl llis BA. cle-gm-vl'1'o1i1 f':1l'tl1:1gv Vollvgv :xml liis KIA. clc-gwv frcmi tlw l'niwi'sity olAf'oloI':1ll0. Auiong his v:1i'io11s mlutivs :lt DHS is that ol' llvlping tlw stmlvnts pPI'SOlli1lly. Ill- mm allways svvni to fiml lllllil to ilu This mi Illillllxl' limi' lmsy lic- is. WT, tlic- 1-lass of '57 ll2lYC kmmii liim to ln- :1 VV1lI1lll'l'l-Ill prim-ipzil cluriiig tlic- lust tlirw- ol' our l'0ll1'yl'2Il'H. Vllllf' lN'I'SOIl who lmmllvs mlmits, l'vgist1':1tiol1, :xml llisr'iplili:1l'y zwtioll is our assistant p1'im'ip:1l, Nlurviii lYlllg0l', Hx- 11-1-vix'ml llis BA. :xml MA. lla-gin-s l-117111 thc' Uliivvrsity of lVlSK'OllSl1l. Mr. Wingvr lms lNll'Il at DHS sim'0 1939. WY' sim-vrc-ly :1pp1'c'1'i:itv Mr. Wi11g1,'v1 s work :xml glVl'lllI1l our silim-1'v wislivs for l'lllllI'0 siwvvss. MARY BALES St. Ann's School of Nursing, RN, University cg Michigan School of Public Health, School urse. DONALD BARNHART Drake University, Iowa State Teachers Col- lege, B.A., Iowa University, M.A., Drivers' Training, Coach-Football, Wrestling. VERNON BASHAW Western State College, B.E., University of Iowa, M.A., General Clerical, Shorthand II. CHRISTINE BESSMER Y Illinois State Normal, B.E., University of Illinois, M.A., Latin I, II. LYLE BOGOTT Monmouth College B.A. , Boys' Physical Edu- cation, Ass't. Coach-Football, Coach-Basket- ball, Baseball. A. C. BOWERS Iowa State College, Yankton College, B.A., Culver Military Academy, University of Wis- consin, University of Illinois, Athletic Direc- tor, Physics, General Science. MARILYN BYERS State University oi' Iowa, B.A., Speech Cor- rection. OLIVE COTTA De Pauw University, A.B., University of Illinois, Northern Illinois State College, Cloth- ing I, Wardrobe and Textiles, Home Manage- ment. CLARA CULLINS Central Y.M.C.A., B.A.,University of Illinois, De Pauw University, Northern Illinois State College, Spanish I, II, English I, Spanish Club Advisor. CLETA CURRENS Lombard College, B.S., Bradley University, Madison University, Northern Illinois State College, Home Making I, II, Social Arts. FREDERICK DIRKS Pasadena College, A.B., University of South- em California, M.A., M.S., English I, WILLIAM DRAKE Franklin College, A.B., Indiana University, M.S., Butler University, Guidance Director. 8 OLGA ENEROTH University of Minnesota, B.S. , English III, IV. WILLIAM GAITHER University of Illinois, M.S., Agriculture I, II, III, IV, Advisor-Future Farmers of America. A. P. HAMERSMITH University of Illinois, B.S., M.S., Personal Typing, Bookkeeping, Commercial Law, Busi- ness Advisor of DIXON IAN , Coach-Tennis. MARILYN HARMS Wartburg College, B.S., General Business, Advanced Typing. RUSSELL A. HAYES Stout Institute, B.S., Masters Degree in Vocational Education, Metal Shop II, III, General Shop. EDITH HEINLE University of Illinois, A.B., M.S., Illinois State Normal, Librarian. GEORGE L. HENDERSON Universityof Minnesota, University of Illinois, B.S., Ed. M., Mathematics, Algebra, Plane Geometry, Coach - Cross Country, Adviser - Future Teachers' Club, Camera Club. JOHN A. HOST University of Dubuque, A.B., University ol' Illinois, M.A., University of Colorado, Ed. M., American History, Economics, Advisor - Student Council. ROBERT IXHEUREUX University of Illinois, A.B., M.S., Illinois State Normal, B.S. in Education, Band. CLEM LINDELL University of Iowa, B.A., Colorado State, M.A., General Shop, Drafting II, III. JAMES MANI Wisconsin State College, B.S., University of Illinois, Ed. M., General Science. LORENE MARSHALL McPherson College, B.A., Colorado State College of Education, University of Iowa, English I, II, Journalism, Advisor- DIXINI, Quill and Scroll. 9 JAMES PHELPS Western Illinois State, B.S., Northern Illinois State Teachers College, English II, Coach - Freshman Basketball, Asslt Coach - Frosh- Soph Football. GEORGE RENNE Drake University, B.F.A., Denver University, English II. ALICE E. RICHARDSON University of Michigan, B.S., Colorado State College, M.A., University of Chicago, Uni- versity of Colorado, English I, III. LOIS RITCHIE Iowa State University, B.A., Columbia Uni- versity, M.A., Biology, Physiology, General Science. LUCY ROE University of Illinois, B.A., M.A., University of Washington, University of Wisconsin, Co- lumbia University, Milwaukee State Teachers College, Girls' Physical Education, Advisor f Girls' Athletic Association. THOMAS RUUD Universitv of Wisconsin, B.S., M.S., Art I, II, 111. 'I MYRTLE SCOTT Highland Park College, A.B., Wheaton Col- lege, Civics, United States History. L. E. SHARPE Purdue University, B.S. , University of Illinois, Havana University, Mexico City University, Chemistry, General Science, Coach -Golf. FRED STEPHENSON Murray State Teachers College, Illinois State Normal, B. Ed., University of Wyoming, Vocal Music, Chorus. LLOYD SWAN University of Illinois, B.S., M.S., Plane Ge- ometry, Solid Geometry, Advanced Algebra, Trigon0met1'y, Coach-Football, Basket- ball, Track. WILLIAM THEOKLE South Dakota State College, B.S., University of Alabama, Iowa University, M.A., Speech Correction. STAFFORD THOMAS University of Colorado, B.A., University of Wyoming, English III, Speech, Advisor- Debate, Dramatics. 10 Teachers taking tickets at a game. VVILLIS VALICTT Bradley University 5 Iowa State Teachers Col- lege, B.A., Working on M.A. at the University of Iowa, World History, Drivers' Training, Coach S Freshman Football, J. V. Basket- ball, Ass't Coach - Track. RICX WALLICK Illinois Wesleyan University, B.A., Bradley University, M.A., Mathematics, Ass't Coach R Football, Track. MARY JANIC WICINBICRG University of Colorado, University ol' Illinois, Gem City Business College, Western Illinois State College, BS. in lid., Shorthand I, Per- sonal Typing, Advanced Typing, Advisor - DIXONIAN. STANTON L. WILLIAMS St. Cloud, Minnesota, B.S., Stout Institute, M.S,, General Shop, Woods II, III. KATHRYN WRIGHT Cornell College, A.B., University of Colorado, University of Wisconsin, Mankato State Teachers College, Northern Illinois State College, World History, American History. WILLIAM ZINNICN Marquette University, Ph. B., University oi' Wisconsin, M.S., American History, World History, Ticket Manager, President of the Lee County Teachers Association. 11 Clarence Bates, Daniel Millor, Paul neur. Row 2: Duane Bothe, Elwood 1 Thelma Hummel, Mraz. Lorraine rs. Betty Kibble. I ' l HC . n I z i Cliff Floto, Leo Malavll, Lawrcnce lNIorris, Arnold Butterbaugh, Burton Warner, Frml Millvr. C L A S S E S Bob Wt-rnic-k - Prvsitlont aynv .lavqiivt Vivo Prvsiclvnt en iam Ric-lux nnrl rriniinism-v on sonic ol' your t1'v:1s111'vcl mvmorivs from your yours :it DHS. Do you 11-1-all that :Ls Hl'I'llSlll1'Sll you c'lc'c't0ml for r'l:1.ss oflirwws Bull Gvrlzu'l1, .lim Unrlson, uncl lblillltl Sl1ll'lill0llSI'? Tlizit was tliv your you l1':11'lw1l tlint 1-xnms wwirv no jokvl Rvinvinlwr, as sopliomorvs, tliv gI'lll'llllgI sm-ssions in tliv clriwrs' training Cnr nftt-r wliic-li mzmy of you 1'vc-cfivvcl your lir-c-nsvs? Bob Hill, Judy Yount, :intl Rosrov Fox lvml your class that yc-ur. In lDf'f'I'll1lN'l' ol' your junior yvair, tlio long ar- wnitvcl 1-lzrss rings z1rrix'c-cl. 'lStz1irw:1y to tliv Stairs, your first big prom, was 21 night, 2llXVilyS to bv rvinvinlxwvrl. Class oflCif'v1's tliis your wc-rv Sum Yan Svoyov, .lim Dixon, :incl Iiamtliy Byron. Hoinvroniing C2ll0l'll your svnior your was Sully Yun Sc-oyoc' with .lzinct Elliott :mil Carol Hoylv :Ls svnior 2l,ll0l1ll2lIllS. 'l'l1v rlnss oHic'v1's inf-lutlvml Bob VVl'I'llll'li, XY:1ynv Jzwqlwt, :incl .lim St1lllllll'l'S. Now, as you lc-nvv your svnior yvnr, you rvc-all many morv mvmorivs . . . working frzultivzilly on tho DIXINI :incl DIXUNIAN . . . bvlonging to tlw mzmy c-lubs . . . mvmorizing clivinicul vzilviirvs :mtl lint-s from Humlvt . . . Illllklllg' your book- kc-vpiiig lmlariu-0 . . . :incl :ill tliv Hgoofyf' wontlvr- ful timvs you lnrw sliznwlcl tiogvtlivr. l i l Jim Saunders - Secretary-Trvasurer. PAUL AKERMAN Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Homeroom Representative 1 CAssemb1y Com- mittee ll. RICHARD ANKNEY F.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. MARY BAIN Freshmen Chorus 1' Girls' Chorus 2, 45 Assembly Committee 45 DIXINI 3, 45 DIXONIAN 4. SHIRLEY BARR Girls' Chorus 4. EDWARD SAMUEL BERARD Camera Club 3. STANLEY BIVINS Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1. JUDITH ANN AMES G.A.A. 1, 2 3, 45 Freshmen Chorus 15 Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 25 Dramatic Club 45 National Thespian Society 45 F.T.A. 45 Homeroom Secretary- Treasurer 35 Social Committee 45 DIXINI 2, 3, 4 CAss't Page Editor 3, Page Editor 4, Editor-in-Chief 435 DIXONIAN 45 Quill and Scroll 3, 4 fSecretary-Treasurer 455 Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4. NEIL ARNOULD Wrestling 25 Cross Country 3. DONNA BAKER G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Training Band 15 Concert Band 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 15 Girls' Chorus 25 Robed Choir 3, 45 DIXINI 3, 4 CAss't Circulation Manager 3, Circulation Manager 475 DIXONIAN 4. ROBERT BENSON Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Homeroom Representative 2 CAssembly Com- mittee 21. ROBERT BIRCH Wrestling 1, 2, 35 Football 2. SHIRLEY BODMER Girls' Chorus 25 Pep Club 25 G.A,A. , 2. 15 FRANK BOLLMAN F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 CTreasurer 435 Cross Country 2, 35 Homeroom Representative 1, 3. SANDRA BOWERS Freshmen Chorus 1, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Homeroom Representative 1, 3 QSocial Com- mittee 3bg Homeroom Secretary 2 5 DIXINI 45 DIXONIAN 4. KATHLEEN BYRON G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Girls' Chorus 43 Spanish Club 2 g Homeroom Presi- dent 2, Class Secretary-Treasurer 3g DIXONIAN 4. GERALD CANFIELD Janesville 1, 2. KATHRYN CARRY Glee Club 1, 2, Dramatic Club 4. CHARLES C. CHRISTENSEN Tennis 15 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4 CVice-President 3, President 45g German Band 1, Starliners 2, 3, 45 Boys' Chorus 2, Robed Choir 2, 3, 4 CPresident 453 The Lucky Jade 4, Madrigal 3, 4, F.T.A. 4 fPresi- gerlt 415 National Honor Society 16 RONALD BOSTER Student Council 3. JOHN BURNER Homeroom President 3. GARY JOSEPH CAMBELL Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2. JAMES CARLSON Football 3, 45 Wrestling 33 Golf 35 Boys' Chorus 1, Robed Choir 2, 3, 4 CVice-President 45, The Lucky Jade 4, Training Band 2, Home- room Representative 2 CSocial Com- mittee 1, 25, Organization Com- mittee 4g Class Vice-President 1' National Honor Society 3, 4 QPresi: dent 435 DIXONIAN 4. RUSSELL CASTLE NEIL COFFEY Football 1, 2. THOMAS COFFEY Football 25 Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 25 Baseball 3, 45 Boys' Chorus 25 Student Council Con- vention 3. CAROL CONKRITE G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Freshmen Chorus 15 Concert Band 2, 35 Dramatic Club 45 Student Council 35 DIXINI 45 DIXONIAN 4. MARIE COX Freshmen Chorus 15 G.A.A. 1, 25 DIXONIAN 4. ,SUSAN CURTIS G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 25 Spanish Club 3, 45 Dramatic Club 3, 45 National Thespian Society 45 F.T.A. 45 DIXINI 2, 3, 4. JAMES DIXON Football 1, 2, 3, 45 lfVrestling 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Boy's Chorus 25 Robed Choir 3, 45 Class Vice-Presi- dent 35 Student Council Alternate 4 fOrganization Committee 435 DIXINI 35 DIXONIAN 4 CSports Editor 475 National Honor Society 3, 4. ALVAH DREW Basketball 1, 3. SHIRLEY COLCLASURE East Richland High 15 Dramatic Club 1, 25 Camera Club 1, 25 G.A.A. 15 Rifie Club 1. PHYLLIS PAULA CORNETTE G.A.A. 1, 25 Robed Choir 3, 45 The Lucky Jade 45 guartet 35 Madrigal 45 Dramatic lub 3, 45 Sight Unseen 35 Mr, Barry's Etchingsu 45 National Thespian Society 3, 45 Spanish Club 3, 45 DIXINI 3, 4. Roscoe COX Cross Country 15 Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 45 Track 1, 3, 45 Boys' Chorus 35 Robed Choir 45 The Lucky Jade 45 Class Vice- President 25 Organization Com- mittee 4. RONALD DEWEY Franklin Grove High School 1, 25 Basketball 1, 25 F.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 CSecretary 2, 33 5 State Farmers' Degree 3. ARCHIE DONOHO Football 25 Basketball 1, 25 Boys' Chorus 1, 25 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramatic Club 3, 45 Sight Un- seen 35 Dust of the Road 35 National Thespian Society 3, 4. DAVID DREW Cross Country 15 Basketball 1. 17 JOAN DUFFIELD G.A.A. 1, 25 Freshmen Chorus 15 Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 45 Dramatic Club 45 Homeroom Representative 3 fActivities Committee 335 Assem- bly Committee 45 F.T.A. 45 DIXINI 3, 4 fHead Typist 3, 43 5 DIXONIAN 4. BEVERLY DUSING G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 25 Freshmen Chorus 15 Girls' Chorus 25 Robed Choir 3, 45 'tThe Lucky Jade 45 Madrigal 45 Homeroom Representative 2 CAssembly Com- mittee 235 Homeroom President 25 Dramatic Club 3, 45 Spanish Club 3, 45 DIXINI 45 DIXONIAN 4, ANN M. EICHLER G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 CSophomore Sports Chairman 235 Pep Club 1, 25 Fresh- men Chorus 15 Girls' Chorus 25 Spanish Club 3, 45 Dramatic Club 3, 45 National Thespian Society 45 Homeroom Representative 1, 2 CAC- tivities Committee 1, 235 Student Council Alternate 35 Service Com- mittee 45 F.T.A. 4 fSecretary 435 DIXINI 2, 3, 4 CAss't Page Editor 4, Page Editor 435 DIXONIAN 45 Quill and Scroll 45 National Honor Society 3, 4. JANET ELLIOTT Blue Island H. S. 1, 25 G.A.A. 35 Homecoming Attendant 45 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 25 Girls' Club 25 Biology Club 25 Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer 35 Organization Committee 45 DIXINI 4 CAss't Circulation Manager 4, Circulation Manager 435 DIXONIAN 4. GAIL EMMERT G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Freshmen Chorus 15 Girls' Chorus 35 Robed Choir 1, 2, 45 Pep Club 25 Dramatic Club 45 DIXONIAN 4. JOHN FANI4: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. 18 STANLEY DUNPHY Cross Country 1, 45 Football 25 Wrestling 15 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Baseball 3, 45 Homeroom Repre- sentative 3 CActivities Committee 335 Student Council 3 CSportsman- ship Committee Chairman 33. CHARLOTTE EDWARDS Freshmen Chorus 15 DIXINI 3. JOHN B. EICHLER. Camera Club 3, 45 Debate Club 15 Dramatic Club 3, 45 National Thes- pian Society 3, 45 DIXINI 45 Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4. MICHAEL ELMER Wrestling 35 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Camera Club 35 Student Council Convention 35 DIXINI 3, 4. SUSAN ETNYRE G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Freshmen Chorus. 15 Girls' Chorus 2, 35 Girls' En- semble 25 Robed Choir 45 'tThe Lucky Jade 45 Pep Club 25 Dra- matic Club 3, 45 The Man Who Came To Dinner 35 National Thes- pian Society 3, 45 Social Committee 45 DIXINI 3, 45 DIXONIAN 4 CAss't Sports Editor 435 Quill and Scroll 45 National Honor Society 3, 4. KAREN FELDTANG G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Freshmen Chorus 15 Girls' Chorus 2, 35 Spanish Club 35 Dramatic Club 45 Student Council 3, 4 CSocial Committee 3, 45 Chair- man 33. CHARLIQS FITTS F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 4, DIXINI 3, 4, DIXONIAN 4. JOAN FRANKLIN G.A.A. 1, 25 Accompanist 1 2, 3, 4 QGirls' Ensemble 1, 2, Girls' Chorus 3, Robed Choir 45 5 Student Council Convention 35 Homeroom Vice- President 35 National Honor Society 3, 4 CSecretary 45. MARY ANNE FRIES G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Accompanist 2, 3 CGirls' Chorus 2, 355 DIXINI 45 National Honor Society 3, 4. ALLEN GALE Amboy 1, 25 Robed Choir 4. JOAN GATES Freshmen Chorus 15 Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 45 Homeroom Vice-President 2 5 Homeroom Representative 3 CSocial Committee 355 Student Council Al- ternate 4 CService Committee 455 DIXONIAN 4. OTTO GERLACH Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Class President 15 Student Council President 45 Homeroom Representative 1 CSocial Committee 155 DIXINI 35 DIXON- IAN 45 National Honor Society 3, 4. NEIL FLOTO Franklin Grove 1, 25 F.F.A. 1, 2, 4. CHESTER FRENCH Track 1, 2, 45 Basketball 25 DIXINI 4. AUSTIN JAMES FURLONG Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Track 25 Spanish Club 35 Home- room Secretary-Treasurer 25 Home room President 3, 45 Homeroom Representative 3 CSocial Committee 35. SANDRA GALLAGHER G.A.A. 1, 25 Freshmen Chorus 15 Girls' Chorus 25 Robed Choir 45 The Lucky Jade 45 Dramatic Club 3 4 QPresident 455 The Man Who Came To Dinner 35 Mr, Barry's Etchings 45 Best Actress Award 35 National Thespian Society 3, 45 Homeroom Representative 1, 2 CSocial Committee 1, Assembly Committee 25. DAVID GELPERIN Des Moines 1, 2, 35 Math and Science Club 35 Stamp Club 2. THOMAS GIFFROW Boys' Chorus 1, 25 Robed Choir 3, 45 The Lucky Jade 45 Dramatic Club 3, 45 Sight Unseen 35 The Man Who Came To Dinner 35 National Thespian Society 3, 4. 19 ROGER GILBERT Camera Club 3, 4. JANET GORDON G,A.A. 1, 2, 3, Freshmen Chorus 1, Girls' Chorus 2, Robed Choir 3, 4, The Lucky Jade 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4 CLibrarian 15, Homeroom President 2, Dramatic Club 4, DIXONIAN 4. ROBERT GORMAN Football 1, 2, Basketball 1, 3, Base- ball 3, 4. CAROL HAMMER Amboy 1, 2, 3, F.H.A. 1, G.A.A. 1. LYLE HARDEN F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 fTreasurer lj, Track 1, Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Representative 1. LINDA HARVEY G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Freshmen Chorus 1, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, Dramatic Club 3, 4, F.T.A. 4, DIXINI 3, 4, DIXONIAN 4. 20 JUDITH GIPSON G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 CJunior Sports Chairman 3, President 41, Freshmen Chorus 1, Training Band 1, 2, Con- cert Band 3, 4, Pep Club 2, Dra- matic Club 3, 4. DENNIS GORMAN Spanish Club 3, Dramatic Club 3, 4' The Clod 3, The Man Who Game To Dinner 3, Mr, Barry's Etchingsn 4, National Thespian Society 3, 4 CTreasurer 45, Organi- zation Committee 4. ALMA GROSS G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Freshmen Chorus 1, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, Pep Club 2, DIXINI 4, DIXONIAN 4. CAROL HANGER. G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Freshmen Chorus 1, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, Dramatic Club 4, National Thespian Society 4, Assembly Com- mittee 4, DIXINI 1, 3, 4 CAss't Advertising Manager 4, Advertising Manager 47, Quill and Scroll 4, DIXONIAN 4. PRISCILLA HARGRAVE G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Freshmen Chorus 1, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, Robed Choir 4, Spanish Club 3, Dramatic Club 4, DIXINI 3, 4, DIXONIAN 4, Quill and Scroll 4. LAWRENCE HECKMAN DAVID HICLIN Coneert Band 1, 2, 3, 45 German Band 3, 45 Robed Choir 45 The Lucky .laden 4. .IVDITII HICNSON Freshman Chorus 15 Girls' Chorus 2, 35 Training Band 1. RICHARD HICSS Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 3, 45 Golf 3, 4. JUDITH IC. HILL G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 35 Cheerleader 35 Alternate Cheer- leader 45 Polio Queen 25 Freshmen Chorus 15 Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 45 Library Club 45 Spanish Club 3, 45 Chairman of All School Party 35 Homeroom Representative 3 CAC- tivities Committee 315 DIXINI 2, 3, 45 DIXONIAN 45 Quill and Scroll 4. MARY HOUDICN G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 CSenior Sports Chairman 475 Freshmen Chorus 15 Girls' Chorus 25 Robed Choir 3, 45 The Lucky Jadel' 45 Madrigal 3, 45 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramatic Club 45 Girls State 35 Student Coun- eil Convention 35 Student Council Alternate 4 CAssembly Committee 435 DIXINI 45 DIXONIAN 4. WILLIAM HOYLIG RICHARD H1':N1,1f:Y Basketball 1, 3, mXoN1AN 4. .IULIANNA Hl'IPI'Ll'IR G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Freshmen Chorus 15 Girls, Chorus 2. ROBICRT HILL Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 3, 45 Class President 25 Student Couneil 3 QSportsman- ship Committee 35. NANCY HOICY G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Freshman Chorus 15 Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 45 Homeroom Representative 15 DIXINI 35 DIXONIAN 4. CAROL HOYLIG Freshmen Chorus 15 Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 15 Dramatic Club 45 National Thespian Society 45 Homecoming Attendant 45 Social Committee 45 Homeroom Repre- sentative 2 CAssembly Committee 235 Student Council Alternate 35 DIXINI 3, 4 CAss't Page liditor 3, lflditor-in-Chief 455 DIXONIAN 45 Quill and Scroll 3, 4. KEITH HUFF F.A.A. 1, 2. 21 GRAHAM HVFFMAN Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Cross Country 4, Homeroom Rep- resentative 3. WAYNE JAQUET Basketball 2, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Clie- porter 2, Vice-President 3, Secretary 43, Home1'oom Representative 2, Class Vice-President 4. NOLMAN PETER JOHNSON Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, DIXINI 4, DIXONIAN 4. RICHARD KANZLER Basketball l. CAROLYN KEELEY G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Freshmen Chorus 1, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4, DIXINI 4, D1XoNIAN 4. PATRICIA KIQNNIQDY G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Freshmen Chorus 1, Girls' Chorus 2, Dramatic Club 4, Home- room Representative 1, 2, 3 CSocial Committee 1, 3, Assembly Com- mittee 2l, Student Council 3 CSoCial Committee Chairman 43, DIXINI 3, 4, DIXONIAN 4. 22 CAROL HUFFSTUTLER. G.A.A. 2, 3, DIXINI 3, DIXON- IAN 4 QHeaCl Typist 47. STEPHEN JOHNS Wrestling 1, 2, Robed Choir 3, 4, The Lucky Jade 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4, The Man Who Came To Dinner 3, Mr. Barry's Etch- ings 4, National Thespian Society 4, Football P.A. Announcer 3, 4. LAWRENCE S. JONES Football 3, Boys! Chorus 2, Robed Choir 2, 3, 4, The Lucky Jade 4, Debate 2, 3, Football P.A. An- nouncer 4. CHARLES KECK Football 1, 2, Cross Country 4, Basketball 1, Wrestling 2, Track 1, 2, Baseball 4, Homeroom Repre- sentative 1 CAssembly Committee ll, Student Council Convention 3. lYllililAlVI KEENEY Football 1, 2, Cross Country 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Chorus 2, 3, F.F.A. 2, 3, 4. JOHN KENNEY Student Council Alternate 4. NANCY KIGRZ G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Freshmen Cho1'us 15 Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4 fSecretary 3, 435 DIXINI 3, 45 DIXONIAN 4. MARY KAY KNICL G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Freshmen Chorus 15 Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 45 Dramatic Club 3, 45 The Man Who Came To Dinner 35 Mr, Barryls Etch- ings 45 Sportsmanship Committee 45 National Thespian Society 3, 45 F.T.A.45DIXlNI35DIXONIAN4, LICSTICR KUBICCKA Football 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. DONALD LICBR li RONALD LITTS Amboy 15 Boys' Chorus 2. LllCRl'lTlA LUDY G.A.A. 1, 2, 35 Freshmen Chorus 15 Girls' Chorus 25 Robed Choir 3, 45 The Lucky Jade 45 Madrigal 45 DIXINI 45 DIXONIAN 4 CBusi- ness Manager 435 National Honor Society 3, 4. GICRALD KllVIl'I ROBERT KOBl.l'IR MARVIN Kl7NDl'l Wrestling 1. JANIS LICSAGIC G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Freshmen Chorus 15 Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 2 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 25 Dra- matic Club 3, 45 National Thespian Society 3, 4 QSecretary 475 Home- room President 45 Student Council Alternate 3 CAssembly Committee 3l5 Student Council 4 QSocial Com- mittee 4l5 DIXINI 2, 3, 4 CAss't Page Editor 335 DIXONIAN 4 fAss't Editor 455 Quill and Scroll 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 4. BENJAMIN LONG East Richland High l5 F.F.A. l. DONALD MALL 23 BARBARA JOANN MARQUITZ Polo High 1, 25 F.H.A. 15 G.A.A. 1, 25 Girls' Chorus 25 DIXINI 4. SANDRA MAVES G.A.A. 1, 2, 35 Freshmen Chorus 15 Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 45 Girls' En- semble 25 Spanish Club 2. MARY McGRATH Oregon 1, 25 Latin Club 1, 25 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 EQEIVGS 25 DIXINI 3, 45 DIXON- 4. NANCIE MILLER G.A.A. 1, 3, 45 Freshmen Chorus 15 Girls' Chorus 3, 4. GEORGIA MOORE G.A.A. 1, 25 Freshmen Chorus 15 Girls' Chorus 3, 45 Student Council 3 CService Committee 355 Student Council Alternate 4 QSocial Com- mittee 45. ROGER MOSER Camera Club 45 DIXONIAN 4. 24 SANDRA MASHUR G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Freshmen Chorus 15 Girls' Chorus 2, 35 Robed Choir 45 Homeroom Representative 1, 2 CAssembly Committee 1, 25. KAREN McCONNAUGHAY G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Freshmen Chorus 15 Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 45 Homeroom Representative 3 CSocial Committee 355 Student Council 3, 4 CAssembly Committee 455 DIXINI 3, 45 DIXON IAN 4. RONALD METZEN Football 25 Baseball 3, 4. DANIEL MOATS Camera Club 3, 45 F.T.A. 45 Home- room Representative 1 CAssembly Committee 155 DIXINI 3, 45 DIXONIAN 4 CPhotography Editor 45. JEAN LOUISE MORRIS Franklin Grove 1, 25 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 25 Girls' Chorus 3, 45 F.H.A. 1, 25 DIXINI 45 DIXONIAN 4. EDVVARD MURPHY Training Band 1, 25 Spanish Club 3 5 Camera Club 3, 4 CVice-President 35 5 DIXONIAN 4. JOHN MURPHY Randolph, N. Y. 1, 2, 35 Football 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 35 Track 1, 2, 35 Student Council 3. NANCY NOBLE 5 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 3, 45 Camera Club 4. PATRICIA NOLTE G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls, Chorus 35 Spanish Club 35 Homeroom Repre- sentative 15 Student Council Alter- nate 35 National Honor Society 3, 4. GARRY ORTGIESEN Football 45 Baseball 45 Spanish Club 3, 45 Camera Club 4. JOHN OSMER Freeport 1, 25 Track 2. ROBERT PETERSON Basketball 1. JON OTTO NELSON Cross Country 1, 25 Football 45 Basketball Manager 45 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council Alternate 4 fService Committee 455 DIXINI 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 4. CHARLES UTLEY NOBLE Boys, Chorus 15 Football 25 Wrest- ling 1, 25 Basketball 35 Golf 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT O' BRYAN T LARRY ORTGIESEN Cross Country 45 Baseball 3 45 Spanish Club 3, 45 Camera Club 45 Boys' Chorus 45 Homeroom Rep- resentative 3. JOHN DEAN PETERSON Football 1, 2, 3, 4 fCaptain 455 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Golf 1, 2, 3, 45 Boys' Chorus 15 Spanish Club 35 Homeroom Representative 1, 2, 3 1Social Committee 1, 2, 315 Student Council 3, 4 CAssembly Committee Chairman 3, 49. MICHAEL PHILLIPS Cross Country 25 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 3. 25 BARBARA PINKCCZI G.A.A. 1, Freshmen Chorus 1, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 45 Camera Club 4, Pep Club 2. DONNA PONTNAK Franklin Grove 1, 2, 3 5 Glee Club 2. MARTHA PRESTON G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Freshmen Chorus 1, Girls' Chorus 2, Robed Choir 3, 4g Girls' Ensemble 2, The Lucky Jade 4, Training Band 1, Concert Band 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 45 Homeroom Representative 1 CSocia1 Committee 15, DIXINI 3, 4g DIXONIAN 45 Quill and Scroll 4. SHIRLEY RHODES RICHARD RUTH Football 1. MARTHA MAE SANTEE G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Freshmen Chorus lg Girls' Chorus 2, 35 Robed Choir 4, The Lucky Jade 4, Madrigal 4, Nine Teens 33 Spanish Club 3, 4, Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4 fPresident 35 5 National Honor Society 3, 4. 26 NEIL PLOCK PATRICIA PREAS Girls' Chorus 1, 2, DIXONIAN 4. ANITA C. REX G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Freshmen Chorus lg Library Club 2, 3, 4 CPresident 45. ELLEN RORER G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Freshmen Chorus lg Girls' Chorus 2, Robed Choir 3, 4, The Lucky Jade 4 5 Cheer- leader 2 5 Homeroom Representative 2 fSocial Committee 1, 2 35 ' Student Council convention 3, DIXONIAN 4. MARCIA SANDERSON G.A.A. 1, 2 3, 4, Freshmen Chorus 1' Girls' Chorus 2 3, 43 Sfrauish diub 3, Dramatic Club 4, D XINI 3, 4 CAss't Page Editor 3, Page Editor 45, DIXONIAN 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4 Wine-President 45. JAMES SAUNDERS F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 CReporter 1, Secre- tary 2, President 3, 45 5 2nd Place in F.F.A. National Judging Contest 33 Boys' Chorus lg Cross Country 4, Basketball 35 Class Secretary- Treasurer 4. JOHN SCHICFFLICR Franklin Grove 1, 25 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 fPresident 2, Sentinel 3 435 Track 15 Dramatic Club 45 Ml: Barry's Etchings 45 Class President 1. ROSIQMARY SCHUSTICR G.A.A. 2, 35 Freshmen Chorus 15 Girls' Chorus 3 Vice-President 335 Spanish Club 3, 45 Debate Club 2, 35 Library Club 3, 4 fSecretary 435 Homeroom Vice-President 45 DIXINI 2, 3, 4 CAss't Page Editor 335 DIXONIAN 4 Cliditor-in-Chief 435 Quill and Scroll 3, 4 QPresident 435 National Honor Society 3, 4. ROSICMARY SICREG G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 CSecretary-Treas- urer 435 Freshmen Chorus 15 Girls' Chorus 2, 35 Pep Club 25 Spanish Club 3, 45 Homecoming Attendant 25 Dramatic Club 3, 45 National Thespian Society 45 Homeroom Representative 3 CAssembly Com- mittee 335 DIXINI 2, 3, 4 CAdver- tising Manager 43. BENJAMIN DENNIS SHAW Football 25 Homeroom President 15 Spanish Club 3. Bl'1Vl'ZRI.Y JOAN SMITH Rock Island 15 Class Secretary- Treasurer 15 Glee Club 1. ROBI-IRT STACICY Training Band 2. WILLIAM SCHMIDT Spanish Club 3 CTreasurer 335 Homo- room Vice-President 2. VIVIAN SEARS Hobart, Ind. 1, 25 Amboy 35 Girls' Chorus 3. DONALD SHANK F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 QSentinel 2, Vice- President 43. DEAN SHICAFFICII, Basketball 35 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4 fliibrarian l35German Band 2, 3, 4 QVice-President 335 Starlincrs 3, 45 Homeroom Representative 2 CAC- tivities Committee 23' Student Council 4 COrganization Committee Chairman 435 DIXINI 2, 35 DIX- ONIAN 4 QAssociate Editor 435 Quill and Scroll 45 National Honor Society 3, 4 QVice-President 43. RUTH ANN SMITH G.A.A. 1, 2. DIANA STACKHOUSIG Monticello 25 G.A.A. 1, 3, 45 Fresh- men Chorus 15 Girls' Chorus 2, 35 Robed Choir 45 The Lucky Jade 45 Madrigal 45 Class Secretary- Treasurei' 15 Homeroom Represen- tative 1 CAssembly Committee 135 Student Council 3 CSocial Com- mittee 33 5 Spanish Club 3, 45 M.A.A. 25 M.C.O. 2. 27 RUSSELL STATLER F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. BURL STONECIPHER Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 3, 45 Boys' Chorus 15 Homeroom Repre- sentative 1. DONNA SUE SWEET G.A.A. 1, 2, 35 Girls' Ensemble 15 Glee Club 15 Girls' Chorus 25 Nine Teens 2 5 Robed Choir 3, 45 Madrigal 45 Spanish Club 3, 45 Student Coun- cil Alternate 4 CSocial Committee 455 DIXINI 3, 45 DIXONIAN 45 Quill and Scroll 4. JOSEPH TAPPAINER FREDRICK C. TOOLE Baseball 3, 45 Boys' Chorus 1, 25 Student Council 3, 4 CSportsman- ship Committee 3, 4, Chairman 455 DIXIN I 2, 3, 4 CAss't Sports Editor 3, Sports Editor 455 DIXONIAN 45 Quill and Scroll 3, 4. SAMUEL J. VAN SCOYOC Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 25 Wrestling 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Boys' Chorus 15 Class President 35 Student Council Vice-President 45 Homeroom Representative 2, 3 CAs- sembly Committee 2, 355 DIXINI 3, 4 CAss't Sports Editor 4, Sports Editor 455 DIXONIAN 45 Quill and Scroll 4. 28 JOSEPH STEVENS Franklin Grove 1, 25 Basketballfl, 225 Basebfll 25 Football 35 Student ounci reasurer 2. LARRY SUTTON Boys' Chorus 2, 35 Robed Choir 3, g5 The Lucky Jade 45 Madrigal , 4. ROBERT SWIM Basketball 15 Homeroom Repre- sentative 3. MIRIAM KAY TESSMAN G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 25 Cheerleader 2, 35 Spanish Club 3, 45 Homeroom Representative 2 fSocial Committee 2, 35 5 Homeroom Presi- dent 15 DIXINI4 CAss't Pa eEditor 4, Page Editor 455 DIXOJNIIAN 4 fPromotion Manager 455 Quill and Scroll 4. SALLY JO VAN SCOYOC G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 25 Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Freshmen Chorus 15 Girls, Chorus 25 Spanish Club 45 Homecoming Attendant 15 Homecoming Queen 45 Homeroom Representative 15 Homeroom Presi- dent 45 DIXONIAN 4. ANTHONY VARGA Football 2, 3, 45 Track 2. JUDITH ANN VORHIS G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Orionis 15 Girls' Chorus 35 Robed Choir 4 CAss't Accompanist 435 Madrigal 45 Stu- iigrg Council Alternate 35 DIXON- 4. CORINNE WALLACE Treble Clef 15 Girls' Chorus 45 Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer 15 Homeroom Representative 35 Stu- dent Council Alternate 4 CService Committee 435 DIXINI 3, 45 DIXONIAN 4. ROBERT WERNICK Boys' Chorus 15 Robed Choir 2, 3, 45 The Lucky Jade 45 Dramatic Club 3, 45 Dust of the Road 35 The Man Who Came To Dinner 35 National Thespian Society 3, 4 fVice-President 435 Homeroom Rep- resentative 1 QSocial Committee 135 Class President 45 DIXINI 45 DIXON IAN 45 Quill and Scroll 45 F.T.A. 4 CParliamentarian 435 Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4. CHARLES WIMPLEBERG Cross Country 15 Basketball Man- ager 45 Boys' Chorus 1. GRANT WOLFORD Football 1, 2, 3, 4. JUDITH YOUNT G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 25 Spanish Club 35 Dramatic Club 45 F.T.A. 45 Class Secretary-Treasurer 25 DIXINI 3, 45 DIXONIAN 45 Quill and Scroll 4. CHARNA WAGNER G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 3, 45 DIXINI 3. ELEANOR ANN WELCH G.A.A. 1, 2, 35 Spanish Club 45 Pep Club 25 Dramatic Club 3, 4 CTreas- urer 435 National Thespian Society 3, 45 DIXINI 2, 3, 4 CAss't Adver- tising Manager 3, Page Editor 435 DIXONIAN 45 Quill and Scroll 45 National Honor Society 3, 4. DAVID WIGGINGTON Cross Country 1 CManager 23 5 Track 15 Boys' Chorus 15 Robed Choir 3. MARY JANE WOLFE Freshmen Chorus 15 Robed Choir 3' Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Glub 3. JOHN WOOTEN Football 1, 2, 3, 4 CMost Valuable Player 3, 435 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 35 Baseball 3, 45 Boys' Chorus 15 The Lucky Jade 45 Homeroom Vice-President 1. BEVERLY ZOPH G.A.A. 1, 25 Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4. 29 Chico Contreras - President Everett Brooks - Viee President. union! VVell, Juniors, here you are, knoeking at the portal, with three fourths of your high sehool career behind you. Remember that first day in September of 1954, when you entered as Green Freshiesn? Despite the rough treatment, you carried on with eourage and soon learned to follow the routine. Your first duty was to eleet elass officers. You ehose Dave Knouse, Ann Mall, and Bonnie Klatt. You entered your sophomore year feeling a little older and a little wiser than the year before. This year John Gerlaeh, Dave Adler, and Edith Pana were ehosen your leaders. The junior year seemed quite routine, but you were a little more important now. You were upper- elassmen. By eleeting Chieo Contreras, liverett Brooks, and Kathy Carlson as your offieers, you got this year off to a good start. You ehoose your elass rings in Oetober and flashed them with pride at Holiday time. This year you were elegible for the Junior-Senior Prom, a privilege long antici- pated. This is one of the biggest events in high sehool and will live in your memories for years to eome. You have eonipleted three years at DHS and to you 'i'11'fl1I'O seniors-we wish the best of luek. Kathy Carlson - Secretary-Treasurer. 30 A +s3.., 'Y . 2 , . 2' 3, .Q-1-:W 8 W . , N. 4 45 , '. -f . - f vw J Q.. X.. .F 1 JY --Sw, F: TM C' f f ?'.,,f' , af- : ,.1Q, t .' iffy ffl? x, Q - ' X A Y Y J' is Y' r Jil!! gfug' 'YL P - , er w A , Q b , I 5 E . . ij! Q g Q ff P N f ,ml . 1' 4 ,sim ,A . ,an 2 5 --V. f ,R mf? M' Q Q gp if ,Q 9 'f' ' E V QV , gi , . QF -' if M 1971 A V f PX ffd, , J. 2 . xg 2 . x Hs P.. 4 lg gt . .. 45 ,, Q 3 5 E Ei 3 sf? f, ' Q f bv1'l' ff nf' 5 nw Q we 4. , , . ,, A 1 -.A if Y v 3 if W , g X Nw J E .. z-5 'Q -., 4 'W ,IB ,jig s Elf ' may jig! . V 'wg fefig , hz' ' M411-.1 . 2' v pw- ff 2:22' jf. Q? gd 5 ff 5 k 2 A Q Row 32 'I'. FiIll'h, T. Grovv, D. Gilman, R. Fish, J. QIPYIZLCII, M. lfigc-Ivy, W. Guthriv, lf. Fulmc-r. ROW 2: K. Frm-y, S. Graf, li. Grove, J. Gassvr, Ii. 1 1'vmlv1'i1-kss-11, J. Grothc-, B. Floto, T. c:2Ll'l'0Il. Row 1: C. G:11'1l110r', C. 1 l:1mlm-rs, M. J. Fnrlvy, P. fH1'SSIl0l', N. Glrssnvr, K. Fulfs, C. Fitts, J. Grobv, lr. Fillmoro, Mr. IIUIllll'l'SUIl. Absent: T. Flvskvs. ROW 32 J. Pvoblvs, D, Hvlfriclm, VY. Howard, R. Prior, J, Hom-kmam, D. lIO1'sl1b01'gm', W. Ilublwll, D, Ilvy, IS. HilltZ. ROW 21 li. IIllIllIJhI'l'y, H. Hvmlcrsnn, C. Iluylv, D. Hvrkman li. Padgett, I.. IIIIHIITIEIII, IC. Hawley, P. Pvntz, Mr. Shnrpv. ROW 1: P. Pitman, IC. Pnulos, J. Ilzwrlitsrlm, R. Hoylv, M, Jllllylxf-fr, C. Hiflclvn, U. Huyx-tt, C. Ihmml, IC. Pilllity B. HufTmnn. 1 ROW 32 P. Jvrklin, A, Jnnvs, S. Johnson, D. Iill0llN0, A. Jolmson, I.. Kvssvlring, IC. f,I'f,gi0SOI1, D. Krahun- buhl, C. Ortgivsvu, G, Kellzmr. ROW 2: J. Ogvn, L, Kunclv, H. Jom-s, J. Oufc-S, D. Klinr, R. Johnson, B. Osborn, R. Jrmws. ROW 1: li. Jon- kins, J. Kimv, K. Krug, M. Ka- vzulzulgh, J. Ortgivsell, B. Klart, J. Ortgiosvn, B.0lipl1v11t, Mr. Gaither. Row 3: W. Wilson, D. R:1yInom1,J. Yzxilv, I . llc-is, W. l'llkl0l'WlHNl, 'l'. Wirlmlm-r. ROW 2: P. Wilson, J. W1-itzvl, li. Rt'JP1ll'k, D. llnlwrfs, R. YY:ulv, J. xYIllkl'l', C. XYJJNUIIY T. Ringglvr, S. Rc-id. ROW 12 J. lillmlvs, S. liintnul, I.. Wvilw, C. Willzml, H.Wor-ssxu-l',K.W:1rm'l', li.lh1ha-1-gg, M. Wnitv, Miss We-inbc-l'g. ROW 32 T. Stunlvy, T. VFIIOIIIIJSUII 'l'.'l'1-rm11m'z1,.I.Sulzn1:m, H.'I'witty J. Stilvs, li. 'l'rnttvl', I.. 'l'yl01', P S4 11- f. Row 2' D. gt0lltT0!' I, Stow- 1 g. . . ,. art, M. Sh0IIlllk0l', li. Sarri, IC Sc-lnnimlt, I . SJl02LfTl'l', R. Swami-y li. Spnim-, J. Sfnvvy, J. StOllfTl'l' ROW 11 J. Smith, S. Sf'0IlhPIlS, S Spotts, C. Slmldors, W.Sw:u1sm1 D. SHIIIILIPVS, I'1.'l'l'm'vy, J. Shippvrt .I,Sr'l1m'lI, KI. H1unsky,Mr. Wullivk louise Wolf -Vivo Prosidvnt 54 l S Olflfl OIWQZ5 N1-vor did halls look so Onormous or wi-rv lovkvrs so stivky aa wlivn you, tlni vlass ol' '59, first 4-iitviwl DHS. You wandvrvd around with a t'Olll'llS1'tl look doing your lwst to luv in tllv right 1-lass at tho right tinn' during tho right poriod. In dur- llllllx, liowvvc-r, you wc-ox'vi'vd and 1-lc-1-ti-cl as your 1-lass offivvrs llanriv Uappa, .lan Roslmrook, and Bvvkim- Bob ya1.gawP1.t,Sidl.m Rvvclvr. Wlivn HtJl11txt'lJIl1lIlg.f vzunv, you lt'tll'll0tl tlu- art ol' float making and also chow Bolilmiz- llwtlvl' as your attvndant. Having survivvd your froslnnan yoar, you val- iantly startvd your sopliomorv yvar. Now, it was your turn to laugh at thc- Lost l'll'0Sllll'S,H and laugll you did. This yvar your Class oflir-1-rs wt-rv Bob Yarga, Louise Wolf, and Jani- Pirvs. Homo- c-oniing again! Kay Donoho was your attvndant. This yvar ll0l1N'I'OOIl1S 404 and 405 plat-1-d in thc- lloat paradr-. Your follows rvally i'0Ilf1'llJl1lt'tl to sports' sum'- 1-vss at DHS. 'lllivy wmv always in tlivrv pitvliing and as uppc-r vlassinvn, sliould produvv somo good tr-anis. Your Class was also I'P1lI'l'Sl'lll0tl in lwand, 1 vliorus, G..-XA., and otlwr vlulis. Nr-xt yvar, as 111Jlwr-c-lasslnc-n, you liavv a lot to look li0I'XV2LI'tl to: Class rings, niorv good tlllll'S7 and your Hrst prom. Jane Pi1'es-S0ci'0ta1'y Treasurer Ro W 32 I.. Ile-wc-y, Iljllimlnigr, IIIIIIUIQ, If. III-txw-iIvl', I.. Dm-f'k:1 Il. IIIHIIIII I7 IM mn. Row 22 li. .-Xllkl -we-y, II. .'XlltII'K'2lS, C. Dm II. AllfII'I'hHIl, IJ. Izigzgrv, IJ. .-Xmc II. Ilnlkm-. ROW 12 I'. IJllIIl'2lll, N mulm, S. 'I':1ylul', S. VIIIIIHUZIIIIKI lui I 'l':1x'v1n11m-n-,UAmIvmn1,S.'l'l1:1yf1 N. .XmIvl'su11, II. I5m'tu1', XIV. II:lll1 VNIIIIIII. Absent: G. .'X111':1ml. mf- Row 33 N. IIIICIQHIIIII, I,. Bla:-k, li IiI:1ir,.I. Iiuywl, I'I.I5l'ms,f'.I,,I5r11u II. I'HiIil'l', I . II2lIhl'l', Ii. I'Il'vlsI'11:111I J 4 ROW 22 .-'X Iiullmnn, I. IIOIISUII, IX ISIWIHIKS, II. Iiuyvr, II. Iiuvoy, 'XI IIIIVIQO, C. Ii1'a1il11-Iwi, I.. Bull, CI. II Bl'lll'l', Row 12 Ii. Iiullmznl, .-X. I31 hm I' I Hun I lin I' IIQII I -I-- 1' . , .-. -,-. 44, . Ima I BIIII-xllllll I BVIIIIIQ, Ii. lin s, .. : , 'Ill Ro rkv, Ii. lim-vlli, Miss I'IlIl'I'l .I Nm, Ii.im1.mt, IJ. N4 xxn1.1l1,l Ni1'I1uIs,.I. VIIIIIIX. ROW 2ZINI.U1I I t I Umpu I' Cumlunmm I QU 1 l.. , I , l,umIm-rxnzuu, .I. CIIIYIIIIIIIUIS, .I. Nlx F. Vows, S. f,Il1I'I'2iIl, KI. Nnlnlv, ROW 1: F. f':unpIwII, Xl. Cunlm-y. N Cross, IC. NK'IS4IIl, .I. Nvlfull, N Cmnmrs, II. C':u'ts-r, I.. Czxppzx, II ClmfIin, Miss Nlzuslmll. Absent: II 1 M1111-y, I.. CUVIIPIIIIS. xu uk :III W 3: I . C'I1ivvrt1m, Ii. Compu ROW 35 I.. Iigv, R. Mm-tz, I'. Ifnu, G. Iivvrt, D. Mm'c'vr, .I. IYIIIIIIIIUVII, Ii. Martin. Row 21 Ii. MocI0l't, K. Mr-Cardlc-, J. Mycrs, M. Murphy, D. Miller, I.. .Ioy00, I.. INI1'Czmn, Ii. .loImson, G. Ifggv. ROW 12 J. M4-Iivzm, S, IXIKIIIIIIIIS, J. INIr'I.zu10, S. Murray, J. Jenkins, S. Mvllonzmlcl, M. Muxullmwk, C..Iz11110s, Y. I'lic'I1lv1', Mr. VIIIIHIIIH-S. Absent: S. INlosm'. Row 31 Ii. Yzwga, D. Kvlly, If. Fzuw, Ii. Fostvr, J. Fulfs, D. Iiuvv- wc-sky, H. Kvvlvy, IC. Fostc-r. Row 22 S, Ovllig, S. IJSIASIIIS, J. Usrm-r, N. Karlson, J. Vorbis, H. Formly4'v, M. Kitson, W. Fry. ROW 12 J. Kish- Ixaug1l1,'1'. Km-rlvy, C. Kovh, .l. Krug, M. Fa1'stvr, S. Fanv, M. Fisclu, D. Yv1'11i01', Mr, Drakv. Absent: C. Fra-nc'I1, P. FIPIIIIIIQ. ROW 3: li. I.aCn111', li. Groom, li. Long, A. Uvlpvrin, W. I.lll1lIj', Il. l.zmcIvs. Row 2: P. cI0!lIl0l'lIl8.Il, I.. lmwis, M. Gzuln, R.G1'uIm0, K. Gaul, M. Cami, P. Gllglllf-Y, J. Gipson. ROW 1: M. GzmI1101', V. I.v0, J. 1.4-vr, J. I.aI1vy, J. I.ow0, R. I.vSagf-, P. Gaxllaglmcr, I.. I.c-Fc-vvr, .I. Ulcsslwr, Miss IIIi'Il1l.I'lISllIl. Absent: M. IA-- Blzmv. ROW 3: J. llanger, .l. Huggins, li. Henley, D. Henley, R. Hopper, J. Hernmn, li. Helfrich, M. Hender- son, li. Hzxrgrave. ROW 2: D. Heek- inan, li. Hunlplirey, A. Hunt, J. llovlv D. Hepplei' C. Horton J. Hawkins, IJ.II0lCll-'l'IT18.Il, K. Holland. ROW 1: ll. Harris, P. Holclerman, A. Hill, M. Hill, D. Huggins, P. Hoey, S. Harvey, C. Hawkins, M. Hoyle, Mr. Stephen- son. Absent! ll. Hugliart. Row 31 S. Vtley, HV. Plnek, R. linrer, R. Pettenger, B. Peterson, P Iloln-i'ts, li. lllimles. ROW 2: J lioslmmok, J. Pires, li. Reeder, li Reeder, W. Pitman, ll. Rowe, D liowles, J. Pzilmer, M. Polfeiibergei' ROW 1: D. Pititaiwl, S. Rzuiken, G Plumb, P. Ragzm, B. Pfister, J Rim-lumls, J. llanmlall, S. Russell Miss Hzirins. ROW 42 H. Sxnitli, XY. Sawyer, ll Sf-loover. ROW 3: C. Seriven, J Sproul, l.. Seliaefer, D. Slain, S Sliippert, ll. Slofliower, D. Shank ll. Stahl. ROW 2: C. Slnotliers, V Snmtliers, ll. Sawyer, R. Smith, Sanfonl, A. Sliek, J. Sellreiner, M Saumlm-rs. Row 1: S. Sc-lnititlnr, J Spelllneyvr, S. Sarver, l.. Sweet, ll Somlei'gi'en, J. Seagren, S. Skibinskie W. Slimp, S. Smith, Mr. Mani. T ROW 3: H. Williams, R. Ward, G. Walker, B. Willard, K. Wolf, 0. Webb, D. Vlllson. Row 21 J. Wbll, P. Witzleb, D. Walker, li. Wood- row, I.. Womlyatt., W. Willct. ROW 1: C. Wentliug, H. Wolfe, D. Yah-s, J. Wcitzel, J. Wolf, ll. Wolf, M. Zoph, Mr. Dirks. Absent: M. Williams, S. Wagner. Our first ride Tho gang Big man I'm immune Doulmlv oxposurc- Burlmlios Open that floor! Yogi A wl 38 Elaine Conderman liarl Conderman Gary7l'Ige LarryAl'Ige Ray Long Fay Long Marlene Hill Arlene Hill Larry Ortgiesen Gary Ortgiescn Verdeen Smothers Colleenjmotlhers Rebecca Reeder Roberta Reeder Sam Van Scoyoc Sally Van Scoyoc Dennis Vemier Deanna:Vernier Louise Wolf Janet Wolf wind Ken RitterspachfP1'esident Karen Pool--V-Vice President 40 gIf'85Alfl'l6lfl During the first few weeks of September, the Current popular song, HForty-Nine Shades of Green, was sometimes used to desrrihe our youngest, Class at DHS. However, it. didn't take these neweomers long to prove they weren't as green as the song implied. Within a few weeks they had chosen Ken Ritterspaeh, presidenttg Karen Pool, viee-presidentg and Melissa Reuter, see- retary-treasurer for their elass offieers. Oetoher twelfth brought. a pleasant break in studies, and the freshmen really pitehed in to make Homeeoming 1956 a sueress. Susie Yan Seoyoe was eleeted attendant and liomerormm 117 and 112 won third prize in the Hoat pzirzule. VVith January and February eame first seniester exams, and more studying. Spring followed c-lose behind and before long freshman girls were asking hoys to the GAA Danee :md being asked to the Spring Semi-Formal. In June, with sec-ond semester exams safely he- hind, the class of 1960 proudly displayed their four and a hall' eredits signifying that at last they were full Hedged sophomores, eager for three more years in DHS. We're expeeting big things from this, the largest freshman Class in the history of DHS, so don't let us down, kids. Melissa Reuter-Secretary Treasurer Row 32 K. .'KI11lv1'sol1, P. .-Mlzulls, I' Drvw, C. l m'rist:Lll, H. Divkvns, I . Dr:-xv, G. F2il'l'iIlg.I0l', Y. Armnlml, G. Davis. ROW 21 M. I im'l1t01', NI, Falvy, P. D11-W, C. IDN-W, li. Homp- svv, R. Pzmv, I.. Platt, Q.. l'lSf'lllxl' ui l :zrlvy, li. Dc-Arvil. Row 12 N. 4 llSf'lN'l', I'. Amlmns, J. AIllli'l'SUl1, J. Altvr, D. Fitts, Y. Fl'lxIl4'll, W. Fl'l'f', IC. U11-S111-11, li. l m'fllmn1, M1'.Swzln. ROW 3: J. Bain, ll. lilac-k, C. Iil'11c'c-, li. lim-lmlv, J. liocllm-1', D. Slivk, C. Buttvrfivlml, I'. lilac-klmrn. ROW 2: D. Brown, T. Bows, C. Bain, P. lialvs, G, BlIl'L.f2ll'll, U. Hl1l'Q.'I1i,I'll, S. lil'21lliQL2i,I1, R. lillrxwr, J. Burke-, 'l'. Byrm-, K. Bl1l1'kbl1l'Il. ROW 1: C. Holm-11, M, Bishop, S. Burkv, C. Bislmp, I.. B1-llows, li. Biillllilll, H. Hallman, N, lim-l1l'c-mit, 13. Iflliutt, S. livl':1l'4l, Mr. Hognif. Row 3: M. Clxilm-S, J. illygir-l, lf, Cluytoll, J. Gmvvlg P. Cuffvy, M, 1201114-s, J, Gibbs, C. Cox, M. Clark. ROW 22 S. Chilclm-rs, .l, Cux, J. Ulwlw, J. citlllklillgf, C. f:2lSlIlllIHl, li. lim'- lzwh, J. Cllnxmillgs, T. Cline-. Row 11 D. cJ2lIll1'l'j', J, Cmnlvr, li. Glvs- S!l0l', S. Ulm-mxfivlcl, li. 121-04-11, li. Gilnum, 'l'. Crzuw, I-I. Covvr, li. Gassvr, Mr. Iimvr-l's. I I-H1 ROW 4:.l. Ilylzuid, D, Ili-ss, F. Ilill, K. Ilnghvs. ROW 3: F. J11i'vm'lik:m, P. Hoy, J. Jolinsmi, I.. Hia-ks, J. Ilzigon, J. Huggins, K. Ilokanson, J. Ilvaly. Row 2: J. lhigr-ii, S. Juinisun, P. Ilzizvlwoml, M. Hvrzog, M. Hvli'ric'h P. Ili-nry, S. Jolnisun, M. Hvmivr- son. Row 1211. Junvs, J. Johnson, Y. Ilzxlstviilu-i'pg, J. Ililgliiznt, S. Ililbiwll, Ii. llowlv, M. Hvnry, N. .lnm-s, R. Iilll'!l0, Mr. Host. ROW 32 li. Knvlson, D. Korlvy, G. Ne-Hlliami, P. Kvvlvy, T. Kanzlvr, I.. Ncwvoim-i', G. Knnnpp, V. Kilm- blv. Row 22 N. Kc-nm-dy, B. Kings- lvy, J. Nvlson, D. Nivklznis, II. Nfxill'illLI, B. Kvrlvy, I.. Nivvvs, J. Klini-, A. Kzivauizuigli. ROW 1: R. Kline-, N. Knvlson, D. Kuta-r, C. Ks-istvr, J, Kinw, S. Noblv, M. Nilsson, li. K4-nip, M. Kl:ippi'mlt,, S. Knox, Miss Wright. Row 3: Ii, 0'Cuinim', R. I.:iwton, J. Morris, R. Miclcllvton, ll. Uslmrn, J. Lumnis, M. l,m-svlu-i', K. Mall. Row 2: D. Mitvlwll, M, Oiigiivsc-ii, I.. Oifgivsvii, J. Mzirslizill, S. Mc- Lain, D. Murphy, M. I.:-lilaliv, P. Miirpliy. ROW 1: S. l.at,limp, L. l.c-Fvvvr, l,. Mnssf-r, P. Marnmll- n , G. RIOC4lIlIlZ1lILfil!lf', S. Lf-sliv, B. 1,1-cliiu-,.I. Long, S. Iiuily, Miss Scott. Kflvg' a .fm - 1, ,M 5g4:. Aids: . 5,1 x..' x , ,ef ff' , 1 '. X A , .xQbix. .Nw . N' ,EY 3' N' J I 'Sf' ' T , 'Ha ' 1 5 if v ., J - il in 3 ' I 5 if f ' f fy. 5 M1 -'E XX A 4 Q 31 up K f ., x Si. R. 'V 4. ,- ' .31 . ,m-', Q Q, . M ge, A , gxfrqiw 3 P3 ff W 2 2 .- Pv- , Q - K Q in J 5 1 X4 V 1 5, sl ..x. is I gms, un x. fl? - . ' ,fi i K . ' cv .A t ,7 , W , ,ff 4 is 4-f J J .. K 4 . ,n 5 b .Q ' .S V I. , I, , 3 . if . 1? Q. 1 ' J N32 A 2 'S' 'S 4 Q h -1 ' ,kb ' g QQ wAL E 1 M: 4 F iff. 'Q ' iw ...H . K xg ' : 1 gf ive It , . 'ma 333. L 1 nglisln III P1-1's1m:xl Typingx liiulugy Plzmo Gvmllvtry Gs-111-ml Shng Clwn1istl'5 A C T I V I T I E S Row 2: L. Cappa-Secretary, B. Klatt-Treasurer, Mr. Host-Advisor. Row 1: 0. Gerlach-President, S. Van Scoyoc-Vice President. Governments, when first established, usually have to proceed slowly and cautiously, but the new Student Council did just the opposite this year by jumping right in and taking off where the old system of representatives left off. The officers for the year were Bud Gerlach, president g Sam Yan Scoyoc, vice-presidentg Bonnie Klatt, treasurerg and Laurie Cappa, secretary. Each homeroom elected one representative and an alternate. Both the alternates and the representa- tives were placed on committees, but o11ly the representatives attended the council meetings. The officers and committee chairmen formed a group which met occasionally with Mr. Host, the advisor. A report on the activities of the council was given over WSDR by this group. Last fall the chairmen and the officers went to a convention held in Highland Park. The state convention held in Chicago this spring was attended by the newly elected 1957-58 officers. The Social Committee under co-chairmenship of Pat Kennedy and Janis LeSage planned eleven dances. One of the first of these was the Home- 46 .Simlmf coming Dance. In order to add variety to the social events, Twirp Days were introduced, and the fun was climaxed by a dance to which slacks were worn. At the Valentine Dance, the King and Queen of Hearts, Jim Dixon and Sally Van Scoyoc, were crowned. Excitement prevailed at the Elec- tion Jitney as everyone awaited the announce- ment of the winning candidates in the Student Council election. The biggest of all the school dances was the Spring Semi-Formal. In accord- ance with tradition the committee concluded its social calender with the Senior Farewell Dance. Student entertainment was provided at some of the dances. During Homecoming, Fred Toole's Sportsman- ship Committee was in charge of the election of the queen and her court and the half-time cere- mony at the game. The committee worked on a code of ethics which may be adopted next year, and also sponsored a Courtesy Week which em- phasized good courtesy and dress. The Student Council Constitution says that the council is to plan and promote extra-curricular Row 6: K. Holland, J. Peterson, D. Raymond, F. Toole, O. Gerlach. Row 5: K. Brelsford, E. Brooks, R. Frederickson, B. Kingsley, J. Johnson, F. Sheaffer, D. Sofolo, R. Landes. Row 4: D. Sheaffer, W. Fry, D. Stahl, D. Adler, D. Walker. Row 3: Mr. Host, J. LeSage, S. Taylor, C. James, IC. Conderman, D. Burner, S. Van Seoyoc. Row 2: P. Kennedy, K. McConnaughay, K. Feldtang, R. Reeder, W. Howard, L. Cappa. Row 1: P. Teeter, J. Cox, L. Musser, S. Pieschel, J. LaFerte, M. Kavanaugh, B. Klatt. Absent: E. Dresden. ounci activities. The Organizations Committee under Dean Sheaffer helped promote the Future Teachers Club and the Future Nurses Club. A questionaire was sent out to the students to determine what new clubs might be desirable to them. For Home- coming the committee handled the float parade and the pep rally afterwards. By a close vote the committee recommended changing the Constitu- tion so that there would be three candidates for each Student Council office instead of two. The council passed this amendment. The biggest pro- ject for the committee was the officers' election this spring. Other elections held by the Organiza- tions Committee included a mock presidential election on November 6 and the track queen election this spring. Publicizing the dances and activities of the council was the responsibility of Dave Raymond and the Public Relations Com mittee. Dance post- ers had to be made, news releases given to the papers, and announcements put on the P.A. The Homecoming poster contest was under the direc- tion of this committee. The Assembly Committee headed by Jolm Peterson planned the assemblies. A new Orienta- tion Awemblyw was introduced last fall to acquaint new students with the extra-curricular activities at DHS. At the Christmas Assembly the band, choruses, robed choir, and speech department participated. The Election Assembly was an ex- citing one with the spotlight on the twelve candi- dates running for an office on the council. This committee also secured the judges for the float parade. Under the chairmanship of Dave Adler, the Service Committee sold student telephone books. Besides that, the committee sponsored a Care Dance sending the proceeds to buy food for needy Europeans. For Homecoming the com- mittee sponsored the slogan contest. No student couI1cil could run smoothly without its faculty advisor. Mr. Host deserves much praise for his constant supply of ideas, his time and above all, his patience. 47 550Wl6!g Row 3: IC. Brookh, I.. L1-wis, D. VValk01' Row 21 li. Priuc-, L. Hvllows, M. Burke Row 11 J. Peterson fCl1ai1'man, T.. Mussc-1', S. Piosvhol, M, Iloudon, K. M0Connaughay rganizafiolw Row 3: R.. Landos, A. Johnson, K. Mall ROW 2: J. Wooclyatt, C. Smothers, ' nderman I Dixon lu. Co f , . . . ROW 1: D. Sh93.ff0l'7Ch3Jl'IT1B.Il, lfl. Dresden, M. Woessner, F. Sheaffel' 48 ,guage Mfafionj ROW 32 li. D6-twviler, D. Sofolo, I, Joyce Row 2: J. Piros, J. Cox, P. Adams P. Teetcr ROW 1: D. Raymond- Chairman L. Cappa, J. Nelson, J. LaFe1't0 M. Kavanaugh ocia! Row 4: K. 1511-lsI'm'cl, li. liingslvy, D, Stahl ROW 31 li. Ri'0ill'l', C. llzulml, NY. llmvaml ROW 2: S. Cliilrlvrs, K. lfvlcltaiig, ll. Swm-I, J. Twitfy ROW 1: G. Iilouro, .l. l,vSag:v and I'. lic-nm-ily C10-cXil2l,ll'lllK'll eruice ROW 31 W. Fry, J. .luln'son, 0. Nelson ROW 2: S. 'l':1ylor, M. Nilsson, J. C latvs Row 1: D. .Milf-1' Clmirnian, C. JZHIIPS, J. Grulw, A Sllippvrt - wx., .Sg9orf.4man5 ip ROW 31 li. Nvwvuinvr, K. llolland, B. Fl'l'Kll'i1'kSU!l ROW 2: S. Drvw, 'l'. 'l'vl'm.i1ova, D. Burm-1', A. llill ROW 1: F. Tuolm- Chairman, S. Melvin, J. Kislibzuigli, Y. Ilalstenhcrg 49 . ixonian .Siam Illlfillgl tht- yt-:ir 1956-57, DHS sttitlt-iits ht-- :issistuiitt-tlittmrtit-t-upit-tl.Jim Dixon,sptmrtst-tlittir, vzmit- iiillllilitll' with tht- i'I'l'1lllt'lli :iiiiltmuiit-t-hit-nts :issigiit-tl :mtl protit' rt-ntl t-tmpit-s ot' vtiritriis sptnrts hy tht- yt-tirhtmtnk stziff ziskiiigg stutlt-nts to hzmtl in Kay 'l't-ssiiiziii, pmiiitititm iiizuizigt-r, lint-tl up tail'- snzipshtxts of st-htmtml :it-tivitit-s, to huy fiill'iSflll1lS t-lit for tht- Yurit-ty Show :intl mzuiaigt-tl tht- t-tikt t-zirtls, :mtl tt: ht-lp with tht- Ytirit-ty Show. Out- tit' stziiitl :it tht- gumt-s. lJt-signing tht- IJIXUNIAN tht- higgt-st tasks tit' tht- stuff wus lt-tl lay Ilaui Mtmts t'twt-r :mtl tht- Rtmlmt-tl Vhtrir pzigt-s wt-rt- Roh Wvr- iii plitmttrgrziphiiig pit-turt-s tit' tht- htmmt-rtitmis, uv- nit-k's main jtmh :is artist. Viitlt-r tht- supt-rvisitm tivittit-s, :mtl sports. Bt-t'tmrv tht-sv pit-turt-s wt-rv tit' Mr. Hztiiit-rsmith, Llit-rt-tial Liitty t-tmiiipilt-tl tht st-nt to tht- t-iigiuivt-i', tht-y hzitl ttf ht- llI'0lJUI'ii0I1ttti zitls. 'l'ht- thitit-s of Rust-mzlry St-hustt-r :is t-tlittmr- :mtl t-ut to sizt-. lit-:in Sht-atfft-r, zisstrt-izitv t-tlittir, iii-t-hit-f wt-rt- to mt-t-t tlt-zitlliiit-s :mtl to t-tn'1't-sptmtl tlitl this :mtl also sziw that tht- pngggt- st-t up tit' tht- with tht- priiitt-r :mtl t-ligraivt-r. It was Miss Whin- yt-zwlitmtmk was in ggtmtitl tirtlt-r. .Xssigiiiiig sttirit-s, ht-rg, tht- zitlvistir, who guitlt-ti tht- staff in tht-ii t-opy rt-ntliiigg, :mtl typing kt-pt .laiiiis I,t-Sugt-, th-t-isitms :intl Iilt11l2lQl'Il1t'lli tit' tht- yt-:ii'lmtmtnk. Standing: Miss Wt-inht-rg Ativistmr, l,. Lutly- liiisiiit-ss Mzuiaggt-i', Ii. 'l't-ssmzin Pmiiitutitm Maumgt-r, P. liixllllvllj' Puhlit-ity Cliziiriiian. Sitting: .l. Dixtm Sports I-Itlitoig B. Wt-riiit-k Artist, D. Mozits - Phtvttigrzipliy l-fttittir. Absent: Mr. Hzuiit-rsiiiith liusint-ss .-Xttvistmr. 50 Ro WA4Z NI. I'IIllIl'I', li. Nlusvr, .I. II11fI'ivl1I, INI. IIZLIII, C Iwvle-x', I'. IIUIIIINUII, S. Yam Sm'm'm'. ROW 31 .I. QIIIIWIUII I wus, NI. I,I'l'StlIIl,.X.1II'Ubh, I'. II2il'QI'IlVl', II. II:u'vc-y. ROW NI. SEIIIKIUINOII, IS. l711si11g,'S. Yun Sm-yon-, U. II:m . . , , . 1 I I 1 4 Y 1 NI Cox, I'. I,I'l'IlSK', .I. Iulluvtt. ROW 12 IN. II1wy, .I. Mats-S, N. I'.tny1's-, C. IIuylv, CI. f'0llI'iI'lIt', lx. Md HIIIIIIIILIIIIX W.4Z If. AIIIVIJIIY, I . 'l'rmIv, .I. Ilill, N. Kvrz, ,I. Ynrllis, C. Fitts, I,. 0l'tgi4-sc-rl, ROW 3: KI. Ifrivs, N. Iinivl N gxlllifli IB. Sm-vt, Cl. I':IIllIll'l'f, Ii. Svlx-g, M. IXIK'GI'zifI1. ROW 2: C. IIllITSfllIIl'l', .I, Yount, IC. IIOI'l'l', K. Iiyrun 1 I ' ' zwv, fx. II 1-lvh. ROW 11 IJ. Iizlkvr, 5. Iiowr-rs, I'. CIUVIIOIIP, M. IIOIIIIPYI, .-X. I',l1'IlIK'l', .I. Mums. ,pv- Anyone who might happen to drop in on the DIXINI staff during seventh hour would probably wonder how the paper ever managed to eome out on sehedule. For example, sueh a visit early in September would reveal Mareia Sanderson, page one editor, rewriting a late story, Judy Ames, editor of page two, eutting and reeutting the senior interviews in an effort to make them Ht into two equal eoluinnsg and Ann Weleh trying to talk F1'ed Toole i11to putting those extra ads that didn't quite fit on page three onto page four. However, Carol Hoyle, editor-in-ehief, and Miss Marshall, advisor, were always able to straighten out these diffieulties and see that the DIXINI eame out every other Friday. These neweoiners soon learned the ropes, and room 404 beeame more and more like a professional newspaper offiee. By the time they were working on their last issue, whieh was the speeial eight page Christ- mas DIXINI, the first semester staff, ineluding 52 FIRST Sl+IMl'lS'1'lCH EDITORS: D. Baker-Circulation Manager, A. Weleh-Page III, M. Sanderson-Page I, J. Ames-Page II, F. Toole--Sports liditor, Il. Seregw Advertising Manager, C. Hoylefl'lditor-in-Chief, Miss Marshall'--Advisor. ixini the reporters, typists, advertising staff and eir- eulation staff, had beeome most efHeient. With the new semester eame the new editors headed by Judy Ames, the new editor-in-chief. The first few weeks in January showed a strong resemblanee to the early part of September, as the new staff experienced mueh the same diffieul- ties in getting started. On the first page, Kay Tessman beeame an expert at squeezing and stretehing headlines, Ann Eichler learned the hard way that she must let the printer know if she wanted stories set in two eolumnsg Mary Kava- naugh and Sam Van Seoyoe took a crack at ad jugglingg and Judy Ames burned l1er share of the midnight oil writing Hits and Missesfl April brought the long awaited April Fools issue, and the DIXINI staff gladly threw rules of journalism to the wind and prepared one of the most mixed up DIXINI issues in DHS history. Time didn't tary with this staff, and before long, the last DIXINI for the sehool year was safely in the printer's offiee. In June as drawers were eleaned and type- writers sto1'ed away, the staff unanimously agreed that if the students of DHS enjoyed reading the paper as mueh as the staff enjoyed publishing it, the DIXINI was a big sueeess. SECOND SICMICSTICR EDITORS: Standing: M. Kava- naugh-Page III, C. Hanger-Advertising Manager, J. Elliott-Circulation Manager, Miss Marshall-Advisor. Sitting: S. Van Scoyoc-Sports Editor, K. Tessman- Page I, A. ICichlerfPage II. Absent: J. Ames-Editon in- hief Page Sponsored by J. J. NEWBERRY Cz CO. . ,,,4-'P E. ClRCI'l,A'l'ION STAFF ROW 32 B. XXvl'I'Ilit'kf'C2ll'- ADVICRTISING Srl'AFI f'- Row 4: A Gross, l,. Capp tomiist. ROW 22 J. lilliott, li. liutly, C. Wallavv, J. Duf- S. Harvf-y, li. Joyvv, N. Boycl. Row 3: P. ll1ll'p.Il'1i,V0, . fit-lrl, K. Mc'CoIu1a.11g.:l1ay, M. liai1i.ROW1:J. Hill, N. Kvrz. Miller, D. Downs, N. IA-ln'0, li. Wolfv, J. Pirvs, J. Woll li. N0wr'on101'. ROW 22 P. Curiwttv, J. lNIm'1'is, M. Frim- M. Houdvn. ROW 1: B. Mzmrqiiitz, li. llusing, .l. Yuunt 6l90I'lel :f ROW 52 C. Pitts, IC. Sami, M. Murpliy, J. lCic'l1le'1', D. ltayinoml, D. Kuousc. ROW 4: D. liurvli, li. PZHHI, I.. llzirvvy, J. l.0Sag0, S. Curtis, lt, Scliiister, C. Drew, K. Fulfs, N. Jour-s. Row 3: S. Melvin, J. lilliott, P. lllll'g1jl'2l.Vt', D. Sm-vt, C. Matson, J. I.oSagv, A. Mall, A. Kavanagh. ROW 2: li. Wciliv, M. Preston, P. Cmiictitv, S. l'Itnyr0, J. N4-lsun, K. Krilg, J. l.B,F01'til', P. Pitman. ROW 1: J. Wooclyatt., 0. Nvlsun, M. l'Ilmc-r, C. Danvk, B. l,0S:1.gv. 53 Quill and Scroll, the i11te1'natio11al honor society for high sehool journalists, is composed of juniors and seniors in the upper third of their class. Sinu- the society is iilzwtlive, it just serves to honor those who luivo done superior work in some phase of journalistic' endeavor and have eau'nf-cl at least twenty-five points hy working on the DIXINI for one semester or the DIXONIAN for at year. At the completion of one your of work, autoinatic' meinhvrsliip is given to the artist and photogra- pher for the DIXINI and to the editor-in-c'hi0f of the DIXONIAN. At the elose of oavh semester, this honor soviety held a formal initiation for those students who had met the neevsszuy require-ments for member- ship. Never hr-fore in the history of the Quill and Scroll at Dixon High School has its nivinlwrsliip been so high. 54 ui an ,Sim Row 2: F. Toole, B. Wernick, M. lilmer, S. Van Scoyoc P. Hargrave, D. Sweet, R. Sereg, li. Harvey, J. Elliott J. LeSage, J. LeSage. Row 1: A. Welch, K. Tessman, C Hanger, S. litnyre, C. Hoyle, M. Kavanagh, A. lflichler , J. Ames--Secretary-Treasurer, M. Sanderson-Vice-Presv dent, H. Schuster-President, li. Marshall-Advisor. Wafiona .Honor ociefy Row 2: Miss Bessmer-Advisor, M. Fries, J. l.eSage, M Santee, J. Dixon, B. Wernick, J. lflichler, O. Nelson, B. Gerlaeh, C. Christensen. Row 1: Miss lflneroth-Advisor, .I. Carlson-President, D. Sheaffer-Vice-President, J Franklin-Secretary-Treasurer, J. Ames, A. ldichler, R Schuster, S. litnyre, P. Nolte, L. Ludy, A. Welch. The Blackhawk Chapter of the National Honor Society, under the co-sponsorship of Miss Bessnier and Miss Eneroth, is an organization consisting of high ranking juniors and seniors in DHS. In order to he eligible for consideration, a person must he in the upper one-third of his class. Of the seniors, fifteen per cent are chosen and of the juniors, ten per cent. The final selection depends equally upon four qualificationsfscholarship, service, leadership, and character. Since the society is not an active organization, its main purpose in our school is to honor high ranking students. However, it is also supposed to create an enthusiasm for scholarship and service and to encourage higher education. The national organization has administered a scholarship fund over the last ten years amounting to 300,000 55 jdeapiana ROW 4: .I. lflic-hlor, J. Nix, T. Gittrow, D. Kenney, J. Cahill, A. Donoho. ROW 3: S. .Iohns, K. Fulfs, M. Knicl, I.. Harvey, IC. Pana, A. Welch, I.. Bake-r. ROW 2: A. l'Iir'liI0r, S. Drew, I.. Cappa, M. Kavanagh, P. COI'Il0tt9, S. litnyrc-, A. Bastian, S. Gallagher, IC. Sarri. Row 1: Mr. Thomas Advisor, M. Shornakcr Prvsidont, J. I.0Sag0f-S0011-tai'y, D. Gorman VIlI't'2l.Slll'0I', IS. Wcrnivk XII00-PI'0SIIlllllti, Tho 1956-57 sf-:tsou ol' tho Nzitiouul 'Flu-spizui Society opvnml with thv vlw-tion of Mark Sho- makor as its pwsiclmit. Othor ollic-:Irs l1lf'lllfl0tl Bob Wvrnick, Vic-0-mvsimlviitg Janis IA-Sligo, sorro- taryg and Donny Gorman, trv:isiu'vr. 'l'hv sponsor of Troupv No. 440 was Mr. Stafford Thomzts. In order to br- oliggiblv for lift' IIl0llllN'I'SllI1D in Thespians, a studout must liaivv 0tlI'lli'tl ton points for meritorious pzirtiripzitioii in tho drzimntic arts. Those may bv 0I1I'llt'tl by pairtivipaitioli in :ic-tillg, directing, or working ou Various vrvws. Points can also br- vzuhvcl through public- zippc-11111111-os outside of high srhool. lflzwli point l'vp1'0sv11ts ton hours of work. Points from Ilrzuuzitit- Club muy be applied to mvmbc-rship in 'l'lwspizuis. Addi- tional points 0:u'lu-d :iftvr momlwrship has boon acquired may bv ziddvd for 'llllK'SIJl2lll stars. Unc- star roprc-scnts tru points. Tho socivty is :i 11o11-sc-f'1'0t :uid IIOII-S0f'l2ll or- ganization. It is dvvotm-d to tho 2lllY2lIIl'K'llN'llt of the dramatic' arts in soc-olulzwy svhools. 56 Who took tho paint brush? IVl101'v's my prop'?'I Ullid zuiyouv svn my play book? 'l'h0sv arc- fumiliiir sounds around DHS during tho pro- duvtion of a play. Thx- lDl'2lI112LtIf' Club, is uudvr tho dirortion of Mr. Stafford Thomas. To 1lC'l1llIl'0 xnvmbvrship in this 1-lub, :1 studvut must liavc- 0zu'm-rl tivo points by IJill'ilI'llJiliIOIl in somv dra- matir' produr-tion. Thr' oI'Iic-r'rs for thc- 1956-57 soasou worv: Szuiclrzi Gztllugllvr, prvsidvutg Mary lillllilliigll, VIVO-lJI'l'Sltll'llI, Bovkif- Rvvdvr, somo- taryg and Ami W1-Irli, trvasurc-r. Tho play last fall, pwsviitotl by thc- Drzmuitic' C'lub, was Mi: B:irry's l'lit'lllllgS.77 The- c-lub c-iitiowcl :L onn-:wt play in tho dist1'if't. voutvst. 'l'l10 Bom won shroud plarc' at that timv. Dv:u' Ruth,'l at two-ant 1-omvdy was put ou in thc- spring and was ai. big SIICCOSS. Tho Drarnatir' Club joiuvd tho Robvd Choir for an onjoyablv day in C'hicago during Christmas vacation. Thr group saw No Timo For S0I'QQl'2llltSH :md Dimmu Yaiikvosf' ramafic Row 32 IJ. IIOy, B. W1-l'i1i4'k, J. Nix, A. DonuI1o, S. Johns, I.. Nvwvolnor, M. Shomakor. ROW 23 K. Fullk, .I, Iiusv- lmrnok, I.. IIz1rvvv, M. Knif-I, S. Curtis K Fvlmltnng B Diving P Kminodv ROW 1' I P'i.I1'L X Wvlcl 'i m , . , . . ,. -. . .. ..,:. 1,.I.llpsm1, ,.C17I'Ilfxffi', S. Iftliyrv, J. Nvlsmi, Ix. Ixrug, A. Bastian, A. I'.1f'I1Iv1', Row 32 .I. Ifivlils-l', I.. Iiakvr, D. IIUVIIIQIII, Ii. Cahill, D. Ks-nny, If. Sarri, T. GiI'I'i'uw, Ii. Nelson, .I. Si'In'viiwi', Ii. Iivwlc-V. Row 2: .I. Conlon, .I. Sf'I1i'H'IOI', S. fI:LII2lgIlPI', B. Ihlwlvy, J, I.c-Sage, Ii. Svrvg, .I. I.vS:1g:v, C. Mzitsun. ROW 1: K. Clll'I'l'Ilr, S. I7rmx', .I. Wulf, I.. Wulf, I.. Cappa, M. Kavanagll, .I. I.uF0i'f0, C. IIoyI0, J. .-hrws, NIV. VIIIIOIIIHS. Page Sponsored by NEWMAN MOTORS STRUB 81: VEST TEXACO SERVICE POTTERS CLEANERS BEIERS BREAD INC. 57 I' 0,9 fell! A.. 14,355.4 - am. Karr? Z5 glfclzingfi v Mrs. Taylm' . . PHYLLIS CORNl'I'l I'l'I Iivvlyn. . . . . . SALLY DRICW Fifty. . .SANDRA GAI,I.AGHl'IR Czuwiv, .. .JOAN LICSAGIC Daisy. .. . ...IAN NELSON M1's.G1'isw:1lml . . MARY KAY KNICI, Crosby. , . . . . .LARRY BAKICR l3zm'y. . . . MARK SHUMAKICR .lo1'cl:u1. JOHN SCHl'IFI l,l'IR Szm'lm11c'k. . . . .S'l'I'IYl'I JOHNS Marvin. . . DICNNY GORMAN Pllmkvtt .... ROBICRT NELSON Burl. . . . ICD SARRI gfjlw Hoof 'y Luka .... ... . DICNNIS GURNIAN IA. Sksnwrnov ... . .MARK SHOMAKICR Nlrs, Popuv. . . .SANDRA GAI,I.AGHl'IR i H QCII' v 'Dom ,. . , .. ..... SHARON COX Mrs. lillitli Wilkins I'llYI,l,lS C0llNl'I'l l'l'I Miriaun Wilkins. MARY JANIC NILSSON .lnmlgv llarry Wilkins .DICNNIS GURMAN llnll1Wilkins., ... ..ll0l5lCR'l'A CRANIC l,l. lylllllllll Svuwriglll HUB W'l'lllNlCK Allwrl lillllllllvll .. ..DONAl.l3 KICNNICY Klzirtlia Sc-zxwriglit ...,, . .ANN BASTIAN Sgt. Clnivk Yinm'c'nt. RONALD JOHNSON llzimlml Klnlilmm-l'iin-ym' l,IAIS'l'l'Ill lflCSSl'll.lllNG QllgAfing rew 'llhis y1111r for thc' first ti11111, 11111l11rtl111 1li1'111'tio11 of Mr. Hl'lltlilI'SKJl1, it w11s possil1l1- for st111l1111ts i11t111'11st111l i11 lt'1lI'lllll2 to 111-1111z1i11t tl111111s11l1'1-s witl1 tl111 111'of11ssi1111. 'l'l111 p111'pos11 ol' this 1-l11l1 is to 1l111'11l1111 111111111g young lltttbllll' IDI'0IJ2ll'lllQQ to llll t11111'l1111's 11 p1'of11s- si111111l org1111iz11.ti1111 1111tt111'11111l :1l't111' 11111l 1-l11s11ly 1-o1111111't111l with th11 st11t1- 111111 1111tio1111l 111l111'11tio1111l :1sso1'i11ti1111. l'l1'11ry 11111111l1111' p111'ti1-ip11t111l i11 1-11rt11i11 IJl'U,lK'C'iS tl1r1111gl1o11t tlllx y11:11' i11 0I'1llll' to gitlll lllt'l'll points. Upon ggr111l1111ti1111 11111'h Illl'llllJl'l' will r111-11i1'11 21 1'111'titi1-11t11 st11ti11gg tl111 l1lll11lX'l' of poiiits 1111r11111l. flfllltl' l'l'tlllll'l'l110lliS i111-l111l11 1'1111lii11g i11 tllft 111111111' fifty p11r 111111t of tl111 1'lz1ss illlil l111i11g 111'tiv11 i11 11Xt1'11-1'111'1'i1'11l:1r 1111tiViti11s. 60 jufure J jaw em ofggmerica ROW 42 C. Fitts, S. Sl1ipp11rt1, P. Bor1'y, l1. Sl0fll0Wl'l', S. Y1111 S1'oyo11, D. Tc1g11l11r, D. Moats. ROW 3: J. S1'h1'11i1111r, ll. D11w11y, D. ll11lf1'i11h, l1. XY2lKll', J. D11Hi11l1l, S. lltlcy,lD. 15111-1111, D. Hey. Row 2: J. Rosv- hrook, S. Reid, J. l'l11Ffor1l, li. Har- vey, S. Nohlv, B. llPl'1lI'l', N. l111hr11. ROW 1: li. Dusing, S. Clll'i1lS,M. K11i1-l, l5.!H11wl11y, S. CllI'l'0l1S. ROW 4: S. J11l111so11, K. C81l'lSlJIl, J. Hagen, D. He1rk1111111, G. Burgarcl, l.. Sflfll-'!'gI'f'Yl, K. Swi111. ROW 3: J. Yoimt, N. ul2tll3,K'0, ll. Cnppa, K. Krug, B. lilliott, J. Cox, J. Tave1111111r. ROW 2: J. Kimo, C. Bishop, J. Am11s,A. Bastian, M. Hill, J. Nelson, G. Plumb, S. White, S. Van Scoyocw, l1.Be1llows. ROW 1:lVI1'.Hc111l11rso11 - Advisor, A. l'li1fl1l11r - Sl'Cl'l'i13,l'y- Trc1as111'111', K. C11rr1111s -Yi1'11-l'r11si- 110111, B. W111'11i1-k Parli1-11111111t,111'i1111, C. Cl11'ist1111s1111 l'r11si1l1111t. lJ111'i11g t,h11 s11l111ol y1-111' of 1956-57, tl111 cl2LIll0I'1l Club 11111111l1111'sl1i1 1'11w to 11l111ost s11v1111t 11111111- l . l111rs. N1111rly 11ll of tl111 1111111ti11gs w11r11 h11l1l 111 roo111 202 of th11 high s11hool o11 th11 l11st 'l'l1111's1l11y of th11 Illlllltll. A 11i1't11r11 1-o11t11st was h11l1l at 11111-h 1111-11ti11g 11111l prizvs w111'11 11w11r1l111l for tl11- lwstt. O11 011tol111r 26 th11 C1111111r:1 Club Wl'l1t1 to Ro1'k- ll0I'Kl to tour th11 Rorkforcl Photo P1'o1111ssi11gg Plilllt. During th11 y1111r, 1-l11ss11s w11r11 h11l1l i11 1l11v11lopi11g, p1'i11ti11g, Zllltl lllllillfllllg i11 illll 1111w d111'k1'oo111 i11- stz1ll111l 11t th11 high s11ho11l. Tho C1111111111 Club also l1110'z111 work o11 il 111ox'i11 1111 1i1'ti11f 111'tiviti11s at 25 DHS iillll 11ssist111l tllll y1111rl1ook stuff. .Xt tl111 111111 ot' th11 your, 11 11i1111i11 was h11l1l, t1111pi11g off tl111 yl'1lI'S 111-tivitios. Q Q I X Y - ...- ag 'Q - l f -f gl 5 . if ei A4 1 N . , ri , S' Q . ' K-fig. Q 4 -33,51 U. -.i K 5 M-2 X Q 3 W gi f? Av b ,Lm.. . m4A. ,:.iA . ,L ,fl Ny, L . V . X Q Q 6 Fr ,Ame .1 ... I4 lv- ! - ,. A A .. Q.-'15 .. L -qu? is f H 4 liz.: ' ff - ' Qf fv Q: -' x I :.. -h, 2 . Y ... 5 g .,., bf, H x 3,4 -I. -,,s:. mE,,Q - giywlwl ywlgg kr A x . X X fr W 1. N Rua' 459, I .,,,f ' ' g 'Y ,www 3 v ' 4 M '5- Q wif! K if V . ff N395 'P'-24 1 X r 2 1 A5 x f .:: :,: '3'fx. 1 ' ' W ,,f. , N Q X , x ,F X 15 if N mx X v ,ze 27 iw ' N 112 it N ig ..,. , 45 K: sv Y Ya we X -. L Qufure armerd of America This yvzn' thx' vliziptvi' :ulclmwl I4 IIOW 11ir'iiihf'rs, :1 prograuii ul' wurlc :incl ai iww :i4lx'ism', Willizim G:1itlis'i'. Thi' lH'llQQI'illll ul' work was iliviilcwl into vight r'u1i111iiTt4'4's with ai s4'1'rc'l:1l'y :mil 4-liziirmzin for r':14'l1. This I5I'0Q.fl'Illll was to plan fha' lll1l'l0I'2lllil minor :1r'tix'itic's of thx' l'llIllJllll'. Scum' ol' lhc' :14'tix'itir's wvrf' ai trip tu thc' XYTSUUIISTII Sluts' Filll' :incl thc' Illll'I'll2lll0IlIll Livvstor-li Nxpositimi in Row 2' Ml' Gwillwl' -Amlvism' l Sc'l1c'flln'i'- Soiitiiivl W Qlm Um lim-N ,itku-dl-in -' - ' - - , - 1 , V - -1 1 ' ' ' ' Illl2lVIlIli''lIlilXXlllll1'l lziquvt N'm'l'1't:u'y, It linlliium lh'pm't1'i'. Row 12 D, P' T , l ' ' K hhzink Vim'-I'i'4'siclm'iit,.l.Szuiiimlvrs Pi'r'si1l1'iit,Cl.Amlzuiis VWWT, il Skilllllg llflrtya il Sflllllw llllllmln 21114 im l fNU l - zumuzll post f'o1itr'st. Thr' oflic'1'1's for 1956-57 w4'i'm' p1'1'siml1'l1f, J:um's lllll I um' Tllllltlll 'll llll llllml 1j2 f Ol Si1llllllt'l'SQ vivr'-pi'1's1cl4'11t, Dmmaxlml Slizuikg sc'vr1'- Xinc'iim':1 has STIIXPKT to hu' up to thx' l'l',-X niotto wry, wuvmk Jmllwt: U.mSln.M,, Gvmw, Admnsz Tfhlllllllg, to lin, llfviliigi to I.1.iI1i, lidlllllljl, to N,l,m.tm.y Iprmlk Bollmzmg :md Smmnvly John iivv, lnviiig to Svrvr' sim-1' 1929. gi,lN,H1m. I 1 lC:1r'h lllUIlllJK'l' was 1'1'q11i1'4'4l to h:1x'm' om' ui' Row 6519 liiviv. li,Nfal1l, N. l l1'tp, li. Ilzmlvn. Row 5: li. inure' z1g5i'im'11lt11ml pmjm'f'ts:111cl tu liwp :ui :u'1'ui':1tc' lilimlvs, C. Fitts, .l. Gi-utlio, NN. lxm'4'm'y, J. Famg li. t ltt, .,, .l I Uk f . ,. .1 I- '.-t ll I-inr gl-2Lll1'I',.l. Bally, li. Ilcwoy, M. Kim-flvs. Row 4: R. Mifiillo- ull' 94 fl W 141011 10 UI Kilt 1 p 0.111 1. 1 5, ton, D. Mvtz,-Ii. lim-hlv, IQ. Ili-woy, L. RIvI'Iu'u-soil, li. thi' y1':i1'. Thr' lmuks l'0IllI1lll1'fl r'xp1'ml1tu1'c's, Stovvr, U, Hliippwt, M. liivsca ROW 32 li. Grnliv, F. HH- tw I '.,,ll, m, Q 't, QM' tl ,ir H. '1..t, Young, li. Iliiiiipliwy, G. lilioflvs, li. Wzlgiivr, M. Sutton, H T T 'll A mlm mhll A ml' I ull' ll l ul T ' ' II. Hullimm, S. l,mw. Row2: li. Saiimloi-s, P. ihn1m'rin:ui, Thi' c-o1iipl1'fc'fl i'c'c'or'nls 4l1'tc'rmmc'cl thx' sllwfws ol li, H11mplii'r'y, li. Aiikiivy, l.. l.m'F1'v1'r, l'. flllpII'I'fj', ll. tl X ' 1' I1 .IH I- V1 ilwi f f, . ' U .' .' IN N1r'Clr':u'y, M, S1iumlc'1's, Y. lhisniiissvii, Mr. Cluitlivl' lf lm ull lm N xmm ll fl 0 'umm' lnmlllu' Mlvisur. ROW 12 W. .l:u'quz'1, li, Allziliis, .l. Hzuimlws, 17, :it thi- mul ul thi- yvfir, Shaiik, F. liollmzui, .l. Svhu Hlvr. 62 Good Luck and Best Wishes to Dixon Chapter F.F.A. DIXON ONE STOP SERVICE Farm Store ..a1.,,., 61,1 'l'h11 I,il11':11'y C'l11l1 has haul :1 very s111'1-c1ssf11l V1':11'. 'l'l11-v h:11l tw1111tV-tw11 ll11'lllllt'l'S whivh is thv l2ll'gIt'Sl ill s1-x'111':1l yc-:11's. 'l'l11111fli1-111-s this yvzn' w1-111 Anita R11x,p1'11si1l1111t: .hl'lUlll' Hill, Ylt'l'-lJI'i'SltlUlllQ lyflllllil Miller, t1'1-:1- Slll'l'I', :1111l Rnsc-111:11'y S1'l111st1'1', S0t'l'l'l2ll'y. .Xl- lllllllgfll the girls w111'li for tl111i1' own 1-11joy1111111t, thc' tlntivs they 11111'l'111'111, snvh ELS 1-l1111'ki11g hooks, sl111lvi11g, lwllllllg witl1 nvw hooks, 11n1l taking i11- x'1111t111'y:11'1-oss:-11ti11lf111'tl111l'11111-tio11oftl11-lih1':11'y. This is ll sv1'vi1'11 111'Qgz111iz11ti1111 l1111'1111s11 ul' the Standing:R'S l'l'Sl ' S0 m 5 D'Mlll ilntivs the girls pc-1't'11r111 for tho stnclc-nts :1n1l A. Rox- ll'OSlfl0l1t. t1':11'l11'1's i11 thi' lil11'z11'y. Stllllll of thv girls work 1l111'i11g 011t'll pc-1'io1l ol' the clay, :mt IIOOII, lllltl lw- l'111'1- :1n1l :1l't1-1' sm-h1111l. To 111:1.k11 the 1111111tl1ly111111-t- i11ggs1n111'1-i11t111'1-sti11g1,11 short IJI'0gl'21Il1 isf-11111l1i111-ml witl1 thu work 111-1'i111l. 'l'l1isp1'11g'1'z1111 i111'l111l1-s hook spring lumix.. I'4'lltll'lH, 11111111-s :1111l talks hy Miss Hvinlv. 'l'h1- Dixon I1llll'2ll'y fllllll, hm-ing It 111f'111l1111' of thx- Nlillll 111'g:111iz:1ti1111, sm-nt NI:11'g111'11t Znph :incl ,X11it:1 H1-X to z1tt1-nnl thv first Stzitm- lJ11l1-g:1t1- .Xss1-n1l1ly 1111 l 11l11'11:11'y 23 to hc-lp S1'lltl'l stutv 41ffir'111's. llll ,-Xpril 30, thv t'llllJ wvnt hy lJllS to R111-k Falls for il illllIlK'I', 1111111ti11g.5 lllltl lll'UQl'2lI1l Zqypf- ' D 'l'1'11:1s1111 1 Miss H1-11110 - Ailvisur, A. Hill Yi:-0-P1'osi1l011t. Sittln J sp1111s111'111l hy thr' Hxwk liivvl' Stnmlvnt l,il11':11'i 111 Ass111'i:1ti1111. Also illllllllgf their s111'i11l :11'tivit11s the girls l111l1l Il i'l11'ist111:1s party :incl illl Illlllll ROW 31 J. -l0llllSOll, P. Wilsnn, P. Cll'2l.llll'l', M. Szmntm-1 X Rox, D. Mill01', B. lllllillllliill, Miss lla-inlv. Row 2 Sl'llllSt1f'l', K. Wz11'111w1', J. O1'tgi11s1-11, M. M11111ll111'k, S. NI1 D1111ald,A. Ilill, G. Illlllllll, M. llill. Row 1: li. Xylblllllllll .l, U1'11hP, D. llvpplcw, D, Y1'1'11i1'1', J. llill, S. ' Uvlhg Page Sponsored by C. K. WILLET, 317 N. Galena Ave., Dixon, I11., Phone 3-1481 MANSION NURSING HOME, 403 E. Fellows, Dixon, Ill., Phone 4-9491 MELVIN'S FUNERAL HOME, 202 E. Fellows, Dixon, Ill., Phone 3-8381 KEN MALL INSURANCE AGENCY, Dixon Na.t'l Bank Bldg., Dixon, Ill., Phone 2-8171 ROW 22 C. Danvk, M. Murphy, K. Br0lsfoal'd, K. Fulfs, J. Fulfs. ROW 1: J. I,vSagc-, T. 'I'vrranov:1, J. Conkliug, N. Andwsml, Mr. 7-FIIOIIIHSY Advisor. Dixon I Iigl1's llvlmtv Vlulw, llllllixl'tl10llil'N'filJll not hw than NPYUII IJ4'I'i'l'llf of purity, This 1-4-SO- of Mr. Stzmffrml 'lxl10lll2lS, luul two llll-il1llg.El'fl dv- lution wus, of mum-, Strongly Ummm-d by the 'NIMH with Sfvflillbi TUWFNIUIT H3211 SVMUUI H15 IlC'QQ2ltiY0 who sllmwml that this plzm Wllllldllyf Y4'2U'- work or that tlww' was il bvttvl' solution to the Tllv fopiv for rlvlmtv, XYIlil'll wan mme' ol' threw In-Olylpm, IWUIFUSIINIH 011 HW l'1U'l11 IWUIJIPIIW, WHS f'lIfN'll IW AIK'I11lN'l'S of :1 varsity clvlmtf' tvzun wx-rv .Il1:u1i1:L hiiflll 5310015 21H W 1'H1f'FT1iff'flSfi1Tf'F- 'Hll'21H'il'!l1- C'm1lqlin1g3z1ml .lozul LOS:Lgv :Ls tlw il,f'Hl'Il121fiVI', :md :Ltivv IIIOIIIIJPIN of tho twzuns luul to support thx- Jim Fullg will Kay Fulfg WIN, ww-0 flip nvggltivc follmvillg: Tlw l l'C1Pl'2ll C10Y1'I'llIIl1'I1t slmlllrl sus- S1414-h tain thv prir-vs ol' mujm' :1gz1'im-11lt111':1l IJl'01llli'tS :lt ' f .SD Q5 M4 IQ gr 5 fafe . . . lfU6lI Rosemary Si'hl1St0I' Mary Houden 64 Row 31 G. Urtgiosen, li. Ortgic-son, Ii. I.arson, K. DvArvil, M. Yoagcr, A. Gr-lpvrin, M. Santoo, B. Flotio. ROW 2: D. Ainvs, A. Contrvras, D. llraincrd, 'l'. Dvwvy, N. Noblv, D. Rob:-rts, A. Wvlvh, S. Curtis, B. Oliphant. ROW 1: D. llc-ckxnan, A. Mall, C. lim-kinghani, P. Cornt-titv, B. Dusing, C. Willard, D. Stark- houso, A. lfivlilf-l', C. Gardner. Row 52 B. l'nd0rwood, J. Yailv, T. lirovv, P. Sort-g, B. Fulmcr, K. Lawson. Row 4: D. H0ll'rif'h, C. XYilson, R. Cox, ll. Wadv, J. Lind- Vall, M. Shornakvr, J. Richards. ROW 32 J. I,0Sag0, K. Fulls, R. Sorvg, l.. Nvwvoincr, B. Spainv, D. Burvh, B. llawloy, C. Wagnvr, C. Matson. ROW 2: J. Hill, J. Amos, S. YanSr'oyor-, K. Krug, R. SUl1llSt-CF, S. Spotts, K. Tm-ssnian, C. Coaklvy. ROW 11 D. Knouse---trvasurcr, Mrs. Cullins advisor, .loan Le- Sagv-prvsidont, Mary Kavanagh --svrre-tary. laanifik Now Spanish Club pins vngravvd with thv Club vinblvin, a lion, and vngravvd with La T0rtulia wvrv bought this yvar for tho first tiinv by tho Spanish Club nionibvrs. Dc-signs for this pin had bc-011 niadv soniv yc-ars ago by a Spanish H Class. Tho initiation of now nwmbors by Spanish II stumlvnts was hold in Ovtobvr. Among other things, vavli initiate' was rc-quirvcl t.o dross in a c-ostuniv as c-losvly rvsvlnbling that of Mvxivan as possible. Tho girls worv flashy skirts and blousc-s and dangling varrings. Tlwy also had to wvar colors of tho Mvxic-an flag. Tho boys wort- scrapes and ropv bolts. Both boys and girls had to wear a sign bvaring thx-ir name- in Spanish and sing a song in Spanish for all Spanish II stiuclvnts. At thc- ond of Marc-h, tho 4-lub hm-ld a Spring Fvstival. W0 hopv this will bor-oinv an animal vvr-nt on thi' Spanish Club ralvnrlar. Nino girls dmnonstratvcl sonio Spanish danvvs. Both Ainuri- van and Spanish gamvs wvrv playvd. Tho girls worv askvd to wvar sonic' kind of Spanish c-ostumo and thv boys a sonibrvro and svrapv. A mc-inbvr of tho Illinois F1-doration of Pan- Ainvrican Lvaguos, thc Spanish Club was advisvd this yvar by Mrs. Cullins. UHLic'0rs vlvvtvcl at. thx' boginning of tho yvar by tho group worm' prvsidvnt, Joan LOSag0g vi00-prvsidvnt, Davo Knousvg sve- rctary-trc-asurvr, Mary Kavanagh. 65 Page Sponsored by THE HOLLYWOOD STYLE SHOP BOWMAN'S SHOE COMPANY DIXON RECREATION FORD HOPKINS ROW 5: S. Wallam-, I.. Willstiezul G. Kanupp. ROW 4: IC. Prim-, C. Whites, IC. llvx, K. Hokanson, K. Anderson, V. Kiblmlo, I.. Wade, IS. Korlev K. Swirn. ROW 3: P. Hazel- wood, A. Wiiitws, P. Murphy, B. Tilton, S. IIll21l'll, A. Kavanagli Y. Halstmilimg, M. I,oosc-f-lioi', P. Drew, C. Gnsinuml. ROW 21 C. Iiolvn, S. Cliilflvrs, S. Imsliv, S. Biirkv, N. Jonvs, .I. Willard, Ii. Grewn, I.. IIOl1ilf'l'S0l1, S. Huhlu-ll J. Hughart. Row 1: N. Fisvlwr, N. Knelson, S. Piesvliol, .I. Johnson, S. Johnson, S. fll'l-'Pl1i'Il'lll, J. Kinw, S. lYl1it0, J. Cox. 1 v ROW 52 J. Loomis, C. I o1'i'istall, II. Nowvornor, C. liutt-vi'fi0l4l. Row 42 J. Grolw, J. Cox, P. Henry, J. Hnffonl, Ii. lilliott, li. Gvi'lzu'li, J. Kline, M. Russell, I.. Doylv. ROW 32 J. Anmlvrson, IS. Potts, M. Bishop, C. Drfiw, II. Iiollows, Kvnni-fly, H. Pinkovzi, C. Kvistvr, J. Huggins. ROW 22 S. liualy, .I. Conkling, M. Klapproilt, Ii. Iluviiv, S. Yan Svoy- ov, C. Spinclvn, J. Wilcox, P. 'I'00tm', C. Voss, S. Anrlcrson. ROW 1! G. Burgard, K. Pool, B. Gilman, li. Mussvr, M. Nilsson, D. Murphy, M. Rciitor, V. I+'rvnc-h, S. Knox, S. Johnson. Row 52 S. l'fl0y, I.. Slotliowvr, J. Gipson. Row 4: J. Piros, J. Ostvina, Ii. Iiccclvr, J. Ilosvlmrook, J . Sl'llI'0llIOI', I.. Dewey, M. Kitson, I.. lN'lc'C:inn. ROW 31 J. Wolf, C. Srnothers, V. Sniothers, S. Skibiniski, M. Polfon- lwrger, D. Slain, S. Currzui, N. An- derson, S. Smith. Row 2: J. Kish- lmaugli, P. Dunvan, S. Ilarvvy, P. Gallagher, P. livery, J. Lalicy, Ii. Bollman, M. Farstor, S. Iiarikmi, J. Jvnkins. ROW 1: N. Gai'dii0i', II. Sodvrgren, J. Spcllmoyvr, C. Jamos, J. Leer, .I. 'l'av0nn0r, J. Cooper, B. Borvlli. ,. ROW 5: N. l.1-bro, C. Coss, W. How- ard, li. Prim-, J. Buttorliolml, K. Fulls. ROW 4: J. Yorliis, li. Joyce, T. rF1'l'l'2'Lll0V21, B. Oliphant, P, Cra- mcr, .l. Johnson, B. Hoffman. ROW 3: D. IIOCKIIHIII, A. Hunt, M. Burkc, li. Rvvrlvr, A. Slivk, B. Xlbodrow, IC. Conmlorman, S. Thayer. ROW 2: J. Nvlson, H. Wolff-, T. Kvvney, A. Bastian, P. Witzlvh, C. Harkins, K. Donolm, C. Frvnrli, li. Cappa, J. Biivknizui. ROW 1: S. Mc-Ginnis, M. Fish, J. Wolf, l.. Wolf, S, Cross, V. Loo, A. Hill, M. Hill. Row 52 S. Dodd, H. Twitiy, P. Nliflcllvlun, li. Fluio. ROW 4: J. Sta-w:u't,S.G1'al', D, B11l'l'h, C. Ilzmcl l.. NllNl'K'lTIlll'l', l5.Sp:ii1w, D. Rolwris K. Millor. Row 3: M, Kavanzxgli, ll. llulwrg, li. Fillniorv, C. Bvvking- lium, J. llrulw, C. Matson, J. Im- Sagv, lf. Pawn, S. Dww, A. Mall. Row 2: C. Coalkvy, S. Rintolll, l.. Wviliv, S. Spolts, D. Samirlvrs, J. Kimv, li. Pnirkv, li. Klatl, K. Cur- rvns, S. Melvin, P. Pitman. Row 1: .l. I.vl c-rtv, C. fiIlI'flI10l', K. Krug K. Wiirxwr, J. Urtgivsvn, C. Willarfl M. Wovssnvr, K. Czrrlson. v v i i ROW 5: M. Frivs, J, Morris, A. llvx, M. Szultvv, C. Kvvlvy, J. Yor- liis, N. Korz. ROW 4: M. Prvston, A. Gross, C. xYi1gfIlPl', C. llangvr, K, Fvlcltzuig, li. Svrvg, N. Hrwy, S. Curtis. ROW 3: J. flipson, S. l'It.11y1'0, li. llarvvy, M. Knirl, N. Miller, J. Hill, S. Masuhr, B. Dusing, P. Har- grzwv. RoW2: D. Baker, M. Houflcn, M. Sanderson, P. Ii0I1Il0Kij', M. Mr'- Gratli,K.lNlc'Cox1na11gliay,J.Yollnt, C. l'JIY'lU1l'l'f, K. Tvssman. ROW 1: J. Amos, A. l'Iirl1lvr, D. Stfackliouse, C. Conkritv, J. Farrington, J. lm- Sagv, S. Bow:-rs, P. Nolte. Under the direction of Mrs. Lucy Roe, the advisor, and Judy Gipson, the president, the Girl's Athletic Association had a most successful year in '56-'57. The other members of the board, Norma Lebre, vice-president, Rosemary Sereg, secretary-treasurer, Mary Houden, senior sports chairman, Mary Kavanagh, junior sports chair- man, and Becky Reeder, sophomore sports chair- man, also helped in planning the year's full calen- dar of activities. The fall program included basket- ball, badminton, and hiking. Kathy Byron was in charge of hiking, Becky Reeder of basketball, and Edith Pana of badminton. Among the high- lights were the annual hikes to Lowell Park and Grand Detour and the basketball tournament with the seniors taking second place and the juniors, third. On September 22, the board mem- bers attended a workshop in Geneseo at which they presented the program. In October six girls representing the Dixon GAA, accompanied by Mrs. Roe, attended a Play Day in Mt. Morris. A group of girls also attended the NCIC tournament in Sterling on November 10. At an early meeting, the board appointed Pris- cilla Hargraves as social chairman, Mary Houden as song leader, and Suzi Etnyre as publicity chair- man. During the winter, the girls engaged in volleyball, bowling, and square dancing. The square dancing was done at the Youth Center in 68 QAJ4. ofa... Row 3: N. Lebre, Vice-President, Mrs. Roe, Advisor, M. Kavanagh, Junior Sports Chairman. Row 2: J. Gipson, President QM. Houden,Senior Sports Chairman. Row 1: R. Sereg, Secretary-Treasurer, R. Reeder, Sophomore Sports Chairman. mixed groups with Janis LeSage in charge. The annual Christmas party was held during long homeroom on Wednesday, December 18. Suzie Etnyre was in charge, and a group of seniors presented the program. Afterwards refreshments were served. A volleyball tournament was held with the seniors taking first place, the freshmen second, the sophomores third, and the juniors fourth. The GAA also conducted the Polio Drive with Kathy Currens in charge. Linda Burke was in charge of homeroom collection, and Jane Pires was in charge of freshman dime collection. Seven hundred dollars was collected during this drive. Freshman Initiation was held on February 26 with Becky Reeder as the general chairman. Sally Drew and her committee chose Cinderella as the theme for the GAA Dance on March 16. Carol Conkrite was in charge of the food committee. With spring came new activities including base- ball, hiking, archery, golf, and tennis. Norma Lebre planned the District Play Day to which Dixon Was the host on May 4. The Eighth Grade Play Day was held on May 16 with Lynn Hender- son in charge. The year's activities were ended with the Senior Farewell Banquet on May 23. At this time the awards were also presented. This event proved a fitting climax to a successful year. All sot? 1,1-tfs go Noun! Nivv :mv What lxappvm-ml? Watvh flux bi Good pose! Ratlwr slmln ' Page Sponsored by CITY NATIONAL BANK IN DIXON Complete Banking Service Your Good Neighbor in Business Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ROW 4: J. Pircs, D. Taggv, D. Knouse, B. Fulmer, I, Black, J. Gipson. Row 32 S. Dodd, R. Landis, J. Stouffor, C. Horton. ROW 2: R. Worton, M. Wolfe, B. I,0Sag0, D. Burner. Row 1: D. Gilmzm, I.. IA-wis, K. Mc-Cardle, K. Rittvrspavh. ROW 31 B. XVH.l'd, D. Hvlin, A. Johnson, D. Baker, D Hopper, P. Hoy, D. P0tt!0Ilg0l', H. Jonvs. ROW 2: D Newman, D. Kutor, K. Boaman, C. Campbell, J. Fulfs P. Berry. ROW 13 D. Hey, K. Hollaurl, B. lfuflorwood IC. Bross, C. ChI'iSfl I1SOIl. 0lflC8lf'i 70 B 1 -if ' ' ' , ., W - ' - rw Jw? f Y? . .Y -- U,-,Q -- ,. ., wurpnvyx Tffsif Zim uuvunnrvwr ' iiuqf mlllh i...lll .l Row 4: P. Dunvan, A. Bastian, li. Gilman, S. Johnson, J. lilliott, J. Stvwart. ROW 3: J. I.:-ilu-y, M. Kitison, I.. Flatt, R. Moclvrt. Row 2: A. Donolm, IS. l ro1lvi'ic'ksm1, M. P1'0stm1, T. Finch, D. Slick. Row 1: .l. Svlinvll, C. Wilson, D. Slivallor, G. Walkvr, K. Cl1l'l'0llS, N. Nolilv. ROW 4: D. Hvlfricli, P, Benson, M. lilmvr. ROW 31 ll. Benson, M. Yeager, F. Slioallfc-i', ROW 2: J. Taivonm-r, M. Fries, J. Kline, M. Wuc-ssiu-i', B. Klatt. ROW 1: W. lilllllly, J, Gordon, C. Hidden, M. l'l0lltl0I1, li. lllliott, G. Mr'- COIlI18.llg'll3.y, S. Ludy. ,.... wi? 1-f-'-5 if I W .,,4 HI vi 71 The Sf2lI'lllll'I'S, DHS's own l'UllI'fK't'l1 11i11r'0cl:1111'v band, l1:1s lw011 11op11l111'si11r-0 it was first o1'ga111iz01l with Mr. I1iH1'llI'ttllX :ls its s11o11so1'. Tho 1JllI'lJOSlt ttf tht' l1z111d has llttltll to 111'oVidv tho 11111sif' :Lt tho :1l't10r gzunv tl2l1Ilt'l'S and 0tllt'I' !4IJf't'l2ll clz1111'r1s put o11 by thc' svhool. lJllI'lllQQ tho 12156-57 s0:1.so11, the-y had tc-11 011g:1g111111111ts. Tho St111'li11111's l1:1V1- also p0I'f0I'Il1t'll for tht- x'z11'ivty show and :Lt tlw springg concert. Hzivingg stz11't11-rl tht- souson with il llllllllllll' of now i111'Xp111'i1'110f-il 111v111l1111's, thc: lltllltl has found it 1101-0ssz1.1'y to hold 111':1r-tivvs 011 'l'l1111'sdz1y 0VGl'llI1gH. 'l'l1vi1' tl11-11111 songs 111-11 WIN-11clc11'ly and Goodnight Swvvtl1v:11't . Tho St111'li11v1's play :111y- thing from populau' 11111sic-, lll!'llllllllg 1'or'li and roll, to tho old st:1111l:11'ds. ,Slafhnm ROW 3: li. li111'11c-1', D. li11o11so, C. K . I V He111'v11x. ROW 1: P. HOIISUII, D. Kline, J. Svlinc-ll, G. xY3.lk9l', D. Sl1!'2iffl'l', J. Pirm-s, .l. lioslwook. Tho l'0l7llftlfl0ll of tho Gl'l'll11l1l Band c'o11ti11110d to grow this your as it I'Cpl'0S0llfPtl DHS :it tho Ullf-Oli-l0NY11 footlmzxll gznnos. Tho l1z111d, i11dvp011- dvnt of sr-hool s11p1'1'Visio11, is voniposvd of t1l1i1't0o11 boys, who pt-1'fo1'1n as RL pop 11111111 for Dixon fans ut. 111111 2lNS1'lI1lJlll:S and Ollt-Of-lOVVl1 1511111-s. 'l'l11-i1' llillf-tllllix shows fv:1t111'0 s11:1p1'1y, I7I'Ct'lSl0I1 1I12LI'f'll- ing and :1 fvw l'o1'11111tio11s. 'flu' l1:111d is 1-:1sily 1111-c1g11iz111l l1y the l111111o1'o11s vostunivs the 1110111- I11-1's 111:11'1'l1 i11. lion Ritt01's11z10l1 was tho drum 111z1jo1' this yr-111, and tho 0lllf'1' otfi1'o1's w01'0 David Knousm-, 1111-sitlc-11t g A:1ro11 Johnson, VlK'0-I3l'OSld1'll'DQ illltl Dvz111 Hoy, sc-c-rc-tary-tr0:1s111'0r. 'l'l10 Gm'111z111 Dilllil 1-ould 11s11z1lly I111 sc-on p1':11'tir'i11g tlllflllg thr- 110011 hom' or 011 an l'Vf'1llllg lwforv 11:11-k. QIWH all ROW 3: D. Ilclin, D. Newman, A. Johnson, K. 1iitte1'spavl1. ROW 2: P. Benson, D. Knouso, D. Hoy. ROW 1: J. Fulls, B. F1'0d01'ic'kse11, B. Fulmer, G. Walker, I,. Black, D. Sheaffer. Page Sponsored by MILLER MUSIC STORE UNDERWO0D'S GULF SERVICE MONTGOMERY WARD INC. 72 OVERSTREET'S JEWELRY Horton, D. Nc-w1111111. ROW 2' . Holland, C. CI11'istv11so11, Mr. ,- CllIlf'lll'f Band in pravtice Marching Band in formation Thr- 1-om-Ort band this your, again uudvr tho vupublv dirvc-tion of Robert IJyHt'l1I'f'lIX, had a rvvord I110Il1llPI'SllllJ of SOVOIlty-SUVUII lHllSiC'lt1l1S. Pl'Z1K'tlK'0 was hold l'21K'll day during tho Hfth pvriod. Tho band is notod for its Clovvl' half-timo shows and wvll-oxovutod l'OI'l112ill0llS at football gzuuos :md for its IJl'0f'lSl0ll Illurvllizlg. Tho baud also appvzxrvcl in pzuudvs, gavo vom-vrts at Cl1I'lSlll1lt1S, in thc- spring, and ut tho gmdc' schools, :md pro- vidvd music for bztskotball gmllos and gmdllatioll and lm:1c'cal:1111'o:1tv oxvwisvs. Tho officcrs Olvvtf-d for tho yoar wort' Cll3'I'lI'S CllI'lStPllHf'l1, prosiflc-utg Aaron Jolmson, Vic-0-prc-siclmltlg Larry Black, soc-- rc-t:u'y-tr0us111'vrg David Holin, Month Ycagvr, and Bob Fulmvr, businoss l112UliLg'0I'SQ Shirlvy Ludy, Dir-k Burnvr, :md Kon Rll1flOFSIJ2lK'll, lllJI'2LI'l2lllH. Page Sponsored by M1 I Hllll9llX KLINE'S DEPARTMENT STORE DIXON FLORAL COMPANY JONES FUNERAL HOME HANK HENRY INC ROW 32 l. llllHllllSIl!l, .l. Xurlns, P. Mulwllvtfm, Ii. l'rivv Row 25 IJ. Sxvm-vt, D. H2lllH4lK'l'S, S. f:il,H2lgLlll'l', H. Ilusing ll. lim'm', M. Holulvn, S. Mznhllr. ROW 1: NI. IQHYZIIIZLLIII .l. I,ill'xl'I'fI', S. Cox, IJ. l3:1lwl'. MLM! Clzoilf' T1 Mll Row 3111. Cl11'istvlm-11, D. llvy, Ii. INIc'Dmw-ll, W C L , U. II , A, JOIIIISUII, J. Dlx 1-V, T. Git'fl'nu' Olin. ROW 21 B. XYornir'k, I.. .Inna-s, K. BI'1l'wfHll4 fun. Row 1: I.. Sutton, I.. liaku D lol ROW 3: J. C':1Vlson, li. QIVUOIII, A. Gzzlv, CI. IN'Iv01's OIIIIPV, Row 2: XI. SIIUIIIZIIQUI' S Jnluw II -Co' , , ., . , x, Ii. xusun, W. IIIIIIIIX. ROW 1: B. N1-Isun, A. Iiullmzul, I' I llIlIlK'l'IIl2lIl, I,. Nc-wf'm1w1'. ROW 4: M. Sarltvv, .I. Gnrclmm, II. I'IIllIllt'l'f, P. II:L1'g.51':u'v ROW 32 J. I,:1w, I'. Corlmttc-, .I. I'II'1iIIIiIIll, I,, Cznrlsnn, C' Nelson. Row 2: M. I'r0stm1, C. IIi4l1Ivn, I.. I,u4Iy, II CI'21IlQ'. ROW 1: S. I'III1yI'I', I.. W1-ilu-, IC. I'zm:L. Mr. SIOIJIIUIISUII Ilin-vtm 75 Y Row 6: D. Kerley, L. Ortgiesen, B. McDowell, C. Hoyle. Row 5: D. Wilson, J. Mumford, D. Stahl. ROW 4: C. Wlmpleberg, R. Knelson, R. Rorer, R. l.aCour, B. Baker, IC. Saari, D. Rowles, D. Shank. ROW 3: R. Middleton, D. Ames, S. Shippert, J. Palterson. ROW 2: VV. Pitman, lx. Currans, C. Davis. ROW 1: D. Wadsworth, J. Twitty, J. Waite, W. Sears, H. Bollman, 'I'. Crane. Row 6: L. McCann, S. Utley, L. Wade, L. Willstead. Row 5: S. Murray, M. Russel, J. Cummings, N. Karlson. ROW 4: J. Schreiner, V. Halstcnberg, M. Wolfe, M. Helfrich, D. Heppler, B. Borelli, S. Brannigan, B. Ford- ham, P. Murphy. ROW 3: J. Bay, C. French, P. Ragen. ROW 2: S. Hubbell, P. Schott, L. Wolf, K. Pool. ROW 1: V. French, G. Aurand, S. Van Scoyoc. 76 ROW 13: R. Reeder, M. Kitson, S. Oellig, M. Pofifenbergcr, V. Smothers, R.. Patterson. ROW 12: C. Keister, M, Burke. ROW 11: D. Heckman, S. Russell. Row 10: B. Carter, J. Seagren, M. Conley, C. James, R. Reeder, D. Slain. ROW 9: P. Fleming, B. Pfister. ROW 8: D. Vernier, M. Zoph. Row 7: J. Brouk, L. Sweet. ROW 6: B. Bohms, C. Ander- son. Row 5: S. Harvey, J. Kishbaugh, M. Mondlock, P. Holderman. Row 4: M. Cardt, J. Spellmeyer, B. Bollrnan, M. Fish, S. Cross. Row 3: J. Buckman, S. McGinnis, G. Noble, D. Miller. ROW 2: S. Ragen, J. McKean, S. McDonald, T. Keeney. ROW 1: S. Mc-Lain, G. Plumb, S. Fane. Clwm! Row 6: J. Duffield, K. Miller, B. Pinkoezi, S. Colelasure. ROW 5: N. Boyd, J. Brenner, M. Bain, J. LeSage. ROW 4: J. Duffield, N. Kerz, C. Keeley, M. Kniel, T. Dewey, L. Harvey, J. Hill, S. Maves, C. Hand. Row 3: B. Reglin, M. Sanderson, M. McGrath, J. Grohe, IC. Tracy. ROW 2: J. Shipperf, C. Willard, J. Arnes, S. Barr, A. Mall. ROW 1:61, lNIoore, .l. Gates, S. Melvin, S. Sheffield, S. Reid. ROW 6: J. Vorhis, L. Joyce, L. Slothower, J. Kanupp Row 5: P. Hazelwood, S. Skihinski, C. Smothers, J Burke. Row 4: L. Doyle, B. Fordham, J. Randall, G Burgard, S. Curran, P. Witzleh, B. Gerlaeh. Row 3: S Tavlor, P. Tee-ter, C. Bain. ROW 2: C. Bolen, J. Taylor, S. Donoho. Row 1: J. King, V. Leem, L. Musser, N. Jones POUPJ Q T' . E 1 . L: , ,5 E' . i f N- 'lf Row 6: J. Hagen, C. Butterfield, li.. Sehultheis, J. Loomis L. Newcomer. ROW 5: C. Whites, M. Loescher, S. Cox P. Henry, C. Wright. Row 4: IC. Price, S. Lathrope, S Anderson, C. Drew, S. Pieschel. Row 3: J. Cox, J. Conking S. White. Row 2: li. Dresden, S. Knox, N. Wallace, M Bishop. ROW 1: J. Kime, R.. Huene, B. Ledine. 77 i ROW 7: li. Yeager, li. Hicks, B. Kerley, V. Arold, S. VVallick. ROW 6: K. Hokanson. ROW 5: C. Keister, C. Voss, H. Pinkoezi, J. Huggins. ROW 4: K, Anderson, J. Johnson, W, Frey. ROW 3: J. Anderson, li. Rex, S. Burke, s ROW 2 A Kavana h S Childeis M Klapp- B. Potts. : . - g J. rodt, C. Bishop. ROW 1: M. Nilsson, C. Spinden. Row 7: J. Butterfield, B. Zopf, J. Heppler, M. Slonsky. Row 6: B. Huffman, Y. llitts, A. Miller, D. Downs. Row 5: A. Terranova, J. Peebles, R.. Ruberg, C. Wallace, J. Morris, B. Spaine, ll. Newcomer, IC. Hawley, J. LeSage. ROW 4: C. Hanger, S. Drew, S. Bowers, M. Waite. ROW 3: P. Pitman, li. Fillmore, C. Flanders, C. Huyett, K. McConnaughay. ROW 2: K. Krug, C. Hoyle, N. Hoey. ROW 1: L. Burke, S. Spotts, J. Rhodes. Page Sponsored by PRINCE ICE CREAM CASTLE INC., West River St., Dixon, Ill. SWEET'S SHELL SERVICE, 223 Galena. Ave., Phone 4-8251 H. A. ROE CO., Corner First and Peoria, Phone 3-1011 RAYNOR MANUFACTURING CO., E. River Road, Dixon, Illinois 78 yfnaclriga Seated: D. liaka-1', li. Dnsing, M llonrlvn, D. Swi-vt, l.. Nvwvoinvr S. Cahill, C. Cliristm-nsvn, l,. Bakr-r ll. Johnson, M. Santvv, Cl. linnnvrt K. Czulson. Standing: M. Kava nagh, 'l'. Thoinpson, .l. Yorhis, li Myers, li. Neilson, l,. Sutton, D Ilvy, J. l,nw, P. Coriivttt-, ll. Crum- ldefeffd Standing: Phyllis C'oi'nvtt0 thlairy Annvl, l,:ii'i'y Joni-s tlloi':u'c l'll'l'1.fll- sont. Seated! Slinron Cox tl,iz:il, Clinrlt-sCllii'istvi1se-n tCol. Waxvwlyl, Suzi lftnyrv tN2lIlt'f'l, Str-Vv Johns tllownsl, llnrry linkin' tJohn lfntli- vott l. This your, tlim-rv wtirv two lll2ltll'lQQIll groups in DllS,thv ltzllinn Nl1ltlI'lQ.I2llillltllllt' l'lnglisl1lNl:nl1'i- nal. 'l'lw invinlmr-rs ol' our-li group wmv svlr-r-tml froin tht' liolwtl C'lion'. 'l'hi-y lmw Sllllg :it civil' t'nn4'tions :incl :it cliH'f'1'vi1t svliool zwtivitivs. Also, tht-y t'IIftll't'tl thv stnti' vontt-st sponsorvtl lwy thv Illinois High Svhool .Xssot-izltion. Nliltlfigill singing is vm-ry olml, origxiiizitiiigg in lCiii'opv. Pvoplt- wonlil gntlwl' inl'o1'n1:1lly :intl sing lmllauls :intl pot-nis svt to innsiv. GI'21Illl2llly thvsv songs wt-1'tf writtvn tlown :intl ll2llltll'tl to postvrity. Tln'ong.fl1 thv 1-viit11i'ivs, inzirlrignl singing' ll2lS von- tinuvcl to ln- popnlni' nncl Zlllllllilllllg lN't'2lllSl' of its flowing quality :incl ljtlilllfllilll lizirniony. l Lust full, thi' Rolwtl Vlioir, lllltlt'l' lllll ilirwtion ol' Ifivcl Stvplwnsoii, put on :in opv1'vtt:1, 'l'l1v Lnvky .l:ulv. Tho plot ol' it wus vt-ry iiitt-wstiiigg. Whrin Mr. C'oni'tnvy :intl his tlilllQ:lllt'l', Nlnry Aiiiiv, l'tlllll'll to tlwii' sontlwi'n honiv, thvy luring with tlivin Htll'2it'tl Fwggiisoii, :L l't'Illlllltl lIlIll'liSlll2lll. Mr. F1-I'g11soi1's watson lltil' mining was to stf-nl thc- gIl'0t'll jnclm- ownwl lmy Lizzi, Mary .Xiimfs Nvgro inannniy. His pi'0sc-limi t'2lllHl'S xi i'il't ln-- twvvn hiin :intl Mary ,-Xnntf's snitor, John l'lntli- cott. At at lltJllSf'pQLl'lV, tht- intlv clis:ippvzn's, :intl John lCl1clic'ott 2li't'llSt'S Ho1':u'v of lillilllgl' it. ,X tluvl is ilI'l'IIllgPtl, lint lwforv it tukvs plzwv, Homvv Fl'1'g11SOll is 2lY'I'l'Sll'il, and John ltlnclivott wins Mary Ann0's hnncl. 79 lit- finninf-' with 5111111-iiiln-1's thc- l'll1flll'l'NllI'St'S F1 7 Vlulm wats all-vvlolwml with Mrs. fllll'I'0llS us tvaivlioi' sponsor :intl lllrs. Hurolfl Voss :ls co-sponsor. At tho first invotingg Mary Houmlvn was 1-lt-c-tml lI'USltll'lliQ Sunrlrai lloclcl vivo- irvsitlvntg Wzinclzl J Howurcl, svr'i'vt:11'y3 :mtl Bohhiv Rovtlw, fI'tx2lSlll't'I'. A historian was to lw 4-lmwtvml, hut sinvv hor cluty was to kwp in tout-h with g.U':1tlll2llt' futurt- nursos, tho invinlwrs fvlt that it was un i11i1i0f'0ss:u'y oflivo, sinvv this wats tho first your ol' tho vluhls 4-xistvm-v. S0 jbtfbtfg LLPJQJ Row 42 l.. llonniv, S. W4-lstvaul, ll. 'l'wit,t5', N. lllossm-i', S. l'tlc-y, J. liurko, l,. Slothowvr. ROW 32 C. liiittvltivlsl, S. llnrvc-y, C. Voss, N. Nohlv, Xl. lloutlon, J. l.m-Sago, C. llzinrl. ROW 21 M. llusst-ll, N. Ganliic-l', M. llnrlvy, li. Tiltion, J. Jenkins, P. llc-ll, P. Svhott, C. Wil- larll. Row 11 J. Smith, S. lllvtlinnis, D. Murphy, P. llowo, li. l'lvnclz-rson. ROW 42 li. llwclmg C. Coss, ll, Floto, P. Mitlcllvtion, S. Uotlml, J. Piros, Cl. lianupp. ROW 3: C. Wag- nvr, D. Ilvpplvr, D. V1-nit-i', M. Zopl, M. llinklv, J. l.ooinis. Row 22 li. Potts, P. llvnry, M. ll0ll'rir'h, J. Wolf, J. llvzrly, J. lluglizirt., J. ' Taylor. ROW 11 .l. Spollnwyc-r, M. Nilsson, G. lNlc'Cor1mzi1gl1ay, 'l'. Keoiivy, S. llziiwlilc-1', S. l.ow0. Tho nini of thv Futuro Nursvs C'luh is to finfl out niorv nhout clifforvnt fivltls of nursing and their qiinlific-utioris. Sur-h spvzikc-rs ns Miss Eclna C'. fltbltxllltlll, lflfliivatioiizil l5ii'vcto1':it, KSB Hospi- tzil, tolcl illitlllt opportunitic-s for nursvs. At, othvr inc-otings, :1. navy nursv, un ziriny nursv :incl :L puhlic- hozilth nursv tolcl zihout, thoir 01111-v1's. ln orclvr to got ai Futurv Nursvs pin, c-Qwli girl is rvquii'vcl to work from 'dw to ton hours :it :L hospital. This opportunity givvs thc- girls nn in- sight of what nursing would bv like. S P 0 R T S ome- comin 7 9 6 Queen Sally K. Donuho QSopl1oInol'vD, N. L1-brm f.lllIliOl'l, J. lflliott. CSeniorJ, S. Yau Sc-oyov, C. Hoylc- fsixllifllv, S. Yan Svuyoc' CFl'0ShIT13,I1 7. . ii.mQ.A4m11 -wa-Q' ' if f' fx x- ' N I Row 5: P. Sereg, E. Ortgiesen, G. Adams, W. Guthrie, M. Figeley, T. Varga, P. Johnson, J. Stiles, D. Brainerd. Row 4: R. Mulkins, T. Grove, D. Krahenbuhl, J. Dixon, G. Wolford, O. Nelson, J. Salzman. Row 3: G. Kellar, R. Atteberry, R. Trotter, D, Adler, J. Gerlach, S. Bivins, D. Kline, J. Gasser. Row 2: J. Furlong, Mr. Bogott, S. Van Scoyoc, J. Wooten, P. Akerman, R. Cox, A. Contreras, O. Gerlach, Mr. Barnhart. Row 1: J. Peterson, R. Hess, B. Stonecipher, R. Hill, L. Kubecka, G. Campbell, R. McDowell. amifg goofdaf A rather inexperienced Duke squad opened up the grid season against VVashington. Our first game looked like a preview to a good season as Dixon nosed out VVashington in a tightly eon- tested battle. The team showed that old spark whieh was eharaeteristie of last year's team. We gave West Roekford, Sterling, and Ottawa a time of it, never giving up until the final gun. The high- light of the season was with DeKalb. Sinee it was Homeeoming, there was no better time to put on a brilliant exhibition of football, and the Dukes were up to it. VVe completely outelassed the DeKalb eleven from start to finish. Dixon's aggres- siveness, alertness, sharp blocking, and stout de- fense really Put De Barbs on De Fc-nee. The Dukes, now finding that the winning way was the best way, promptly went out and beat Hall the next week. We put up a good fight against Rock Falls, but we were set back. The last impression is always a lasting impression, and the team made it a good one. Dixon literally swamped Prineeton to elose out a fine season. The team named John Wooten Most Valuable Playerw for the seeond eonseeutive year, while John Peterson was eleeted Captain. Dixon .... ,.,,. 2 1 Washington ........... 14 Dixon ,.,. , . . 6 West Rockford ....... .13 Dixon ,... . . . 7 Sterling ....... . . . .19 Dixon, , , ..... 0 Ottawa ...,.. ,... 2 1 Dixon .... ...., 1 4 DeKalb ...,. , . . 7 Dixon .... ..... 2 5 Hall Twp. .... .... 1 3 Dixon .... . , , 6 Rock Falls .... . . , .27 Dixon .............. 27 Princeton ....,., . . . 6 YOU ARE NOW DIXON'S NEWEST BUSINESS MEN AND WOMEN, AND THE DIXON HOME TELEPHONE COMPANY PRESENTS YOU WITH THE WORLD AT YOUR FINGER TIPS WITH THE NEW DIRECT DISTANCE DIALING. AMERICAN'S FINEST FOR DIXON Ki ROW 4: lt. Groom, N. Buekaloo, W. Lundy, M. Gann, R. Iiandes. ROW 3: W. Willett, H. Bollman, S. Danek, T. Balser, D. Kueewesky, D. Martin, J. Mumford, D. Mercer. -Row 2: Mr. Swan, W. Fry, J. Sproul, J. liruee, B. Varga, D. Stahl, D. Shank, J. Palmer, D. Cooper, G. Needham, Mr. Phelps. Row 1: R. Fane, K. Holland, T. Chiver- ton, R. Rowe, li. Bross, R. l.awton, IC. Long. .izrofiiz-.S20la!z joofda! With only two returning lettermen Coach Lloyd Swan and his Frosh-Soph charges compiled a respeetable 5-2-1 season's reeord, including a 19- 13 vietory over areh-rival Sterling. On Sept. 14, the Duklets ran into and subdued the Mendota- underelassmen by a seore of 20-7. Un the following Friday, Sept. 21, the Duklets suffered their Hrst loss of the season to the Rockford West team 27-7. The seore was tied at halftime 6-6, but the underelassmen didn't have it in the seeond half. Un the twenty-eighth they defeated Sterling, and on Oet. 5, they lost their seeond game of the Dixon ,... ..... 2 0 Mendota ..... .... 7 Dixon .... . . . 7 W. Rockford ..., .... 2 7 Dixon ..,, ..... 1 9 Sterling ,.... .... 1 3 Dixon .... . , . 0 Ottawa ..,... ..,. 2 1 Dixon ..,. . . . 6 De-Kalb ..... . . . . 0 Dixon .... . . . .14 Hall Twp. ..,. . . . . 6 Dixon ,... . . 0 Roek Falls .... .. 0 Dixon. . . , . . 0 Princeton ..... . . . .13 Page Sponsored by HOMER B. SCHILDBERG, Photographer 209 Peoria, Ave., Phone 2-8441 season to Ottawa, 21-0. Un Oet. 12 and before a homecoming erowd the Duklets downed the De- Kalb Barblets, 6-0. On tl1e following Friday they defeated the Hall underelassmen hy a seore of 14-6. They then tied Roek Falls and lost their last game to Prineeton 13-0. Outstanding perform- anees were turned in by line men Kirby Holland, Don Hess, Jim Palmer, Dave Merc-er, and Neil Buekaloo. Doing good jobs in the baekfield were Fuzzy Bruee, Diek Stahl, Dave Shank and Bob Yarga. 8l'll0l J. Wooten Hall' Back S. Yan Sc-oyoc llall' Hack P. Ackn-rnmn QIIELITPI' Back B, Stonecipher Guard B. Hill Center A. Varga Guard 1 1. Wolford Tackle l,. Kubocka Guard ll.. Hess Tackle !6LyQl 6 S. liivins 'l':u'kls- .I. Dixon Gllzml 0. c:0l'l2?I'll Iund R. Cox Full Har-k G. Czmlplwll c:ll21I'd J. Carlson IIzLlI'lB:u'k P. Johnson lund .l, Pvtvrson lslltl O. Nc-lson l'ml 'Y if N161 n.. N 5 a f 1 aqyikfy Row 5: G. Tiffany. Row 4: K. Hughes, T. Cline, J. Nelson, R. Wolfe, J. Trotter, E. Struhs, T. Sanford, L. Boos. Row 3: Mr. Wallick, M. Faley, J. Burke, K. Mall, G. Patehett, F. Drew, K. Trader, D. Tegeler, M. Peasley. Row 2: R. Camery, J. Cramer, M. Henry, H. Bollman, D. Sivits, B. Royster, L. Bales, D. Burner, D. Mitchell, Mr. Vallet. Row 1: B. DeArvil, J. Sklavanitis, P. Keeley, B. 0'Conner, J. Gibbs, D. Toland, C1. Davis. gI Q6Al'I'l6l,l'l joofdaf At the start of the '56-'57 football season Coach Rex Wallick and his assistant, Coach Willis Valett, sent forty-four freshmen through their first DHS football paces. The junior Dukes lived up to the standards set by last year's undefeated, untied team by posting a 5-1-1 season. Although there were no shut-outs, the Dukelets allowed only one TD per game, except for the last one. They outscored their opponents 121-57. The first game ended with Dixon beating Amboy 14-6. Polo then fell to Dixon 20-6. In the third game Rochelle lost by a. lopsided score 32-6. Mendota followed the previ- ous Dixon opponents 14-7. The Sterling Papooses were tromped 28-6. The last two games were the season's thrillers. The Dukes and Princeton ended their game tied 7-7 to break the string of untied undefeated games that the Duklets have had since 1954. Rock Falls then handed Dixon their first loss since that time 19-6. However, the score was much closer than is indicated. The teams were- tied until the Rockets scored with forty-five sec- onds left to play. The Dukes were on the march when the Rockets intercepted a pass for an eighty- Dixon Dixon Dixon ..... ,,., one yard TD to end the game. Dixon Amboy ...,. . . . 6 Dixon Polo .....,. . . . 6 Dixon Rochelle ,.... , . . 6 Dixon Mendota. . . . . , 7 Sterling. . Princeton. 6 ...7 Rock Falls. . , .... .19 O . It 6' R3 iii . -f .ei NM' 5 3 we-3 we P' NN Row 3: Mr. Henderson, L. Ortgiesen, J. Saunders, D. Knouse, G. Huffman, lt. Fulmer. Row 2: P. Hey, L. Blaek, J. Culley, P. Benson, R. Middleton, R. Hargraves, L. Harden. Row 1: D. Ames, D. Wilson, R. Conant, S. Dunphy, R. Swany, J. Lowe. F066 The varsity Harriers ended their season with a reeord of two wins and three losses. In the first meet, the squad was defeated by Sterling in a tightly eontested battle with Dixon behind 27-29. The seeond meet was a different story. The Dukes literally ran over Mendota, 18-37. After this vie- tory we met VV est Roc-kford's team, and they did to us what we had done to Mendota. Later Dixon plaeed last in a triangular meet with 64 points. Roek Falls and Sterling plaeed first and seeond plaees respectively. At the Sterling Invitational, Dixon finished in sixth plaee with Dixon .,... .,.. 2 9 Sterling ,... . . .27 Dixon ......,. , . . 18 Mendota ..... .... 3 7 Dixon .,......., . . .37 W. Rockford .......... 18 Dixon, . . . .68 Roek Falls ,.... 16 Sterling .... . .46 Sterling Invitational - Dixon 6th with 161 points Dixon .,.....,.,.... 24 lljrineeton ....... ...... I 31 NCIC Meet f Dixon tith with 140 points District Meet - Dixon 5th with 115 points Page Sponsored by ROCK RIVER READY MIX Mr. George W. Lindquist 0LU'l ff? 161 points. Then Prineeton was handed a 24-31 defeat by our Harriers. At the North Central Illinois Conferenee meet, Dixon placed sixth wit11 140 points and at the distriet meet it took fifth plaee honors with 115 points. Captain Lyle Harden reeeived a great deal of honor after plaeing 99th in the state meet. The Sophomores ended their season with a 3 and 2 reeord. They won meets over Sterling, Men- dota, and Prineeton. The junior Harriers plat-ed fourth in the NCIC meet with 89 points. CAQQPLCLLJQP5 VARSITY CIII-II'IIiI.l'IADlCIiS: S. Yau Svoyov, K. Carlson, N. I.vbl'v, S. Cox, P. K1-nllvmly. F R ICSH M ICN-SOPH 0 M 0 II IC CHI'IICRI,ICADI'IRS: ROW 2: IS, II9l lI9I', S. Utlvy. Row 1: S. Curran, .I. Iioslnrook, I., Dewey. 165 lb. division. Bolhnan at 95 lb, was vietorious ROW 4: N. Buekaloo, R. Lawton, .I. Danek, G. Dempsey, J. Dixon, L. Kubeeka. Row 3: P. Johnson, T. Coffey, A. Celperin, W. Keeney, S. Van Seoyoe, J. Gasser, Coach Barnhart. Row 2: R.. l,eSage, A. Bollman, C. Contreras, T. Stanley, D. Ames. Row 1: J. Cramer, H. Bollman, J. Lowe. medfgng Les Kuheeka and Buteh Bolhnan elimaxed Dixon's wrestling season hy advaneing the Purple and White all the way to Champaign in the state ehanipionships and helping Dixon to 23rd plaee among Illinois' prize grappling squads. Dukes pieking up Valuable points in the seetional tourney at Peoria were Jim Dixon, Sam Yan Seoyoe, Bill Keeney, and Toni Coffey. Kuheeka, after an early loss at Champaign, battled his way through eon- solation inatehes into fourth plaee finish in the in his the sc first two ehampionship eneounters to reaeh imi-finals, hut he then lost to the eventual Dixon. . . .... 26 Ottawa .,., . . . .22 Dixon. . . . . . 9 Geneseo .,,. . . . . .33 Dixon. . . . . .33 Rochelle ..... . . . .14 Dixon. . . ..,. 24 Roek Falls .,... .... 2 3 Dixon. . . ..,, 13 DeKalb ...,, . . . .30 Dixon. . . .... 20 Rock Falls ...., . . . .2-1 Dixon. .. .... 15 Sterling. . , , . . .21 Dixon... .,.. 14 DeKalb. .. ....29 Dixon. . . .... 36 Rochelle. . . . . . . 6 Dixon . . . .... 26 LaSalle. . . 25 ehanip in his c-lass and faltered in the eonsolation round-robin. The trio of Pete Johnson, Les Ku- heeka, and Jim Dixon, termed the Big Three, sparked Dixon's seasonal reeord hy pulling several meets out of the fire in their elosing moments. These three were joined in their efforts to aid Dixon's eause by the aforementioned wrestlers plus Chieo Contreras, Jim Lowe, Henry Bolhnan, Joe Gasser, Boh Lx-Sage, and Charley VVentling, as the Dukes of Coaeh Don Barnhart eompiled :1 slate of 5 wins and 5 losses. ROW 32 Mr. Valett, J. Wooten, M. Figeley, B. Gerlach, W. Guthrie, D. Raymond, K. DeA1'vil, Mr. Bogott. Row 2: P. Akerman, J. Peterson, S. Dunphy, R. Fulmor, P. Sereg, H. Landes, W. Underwood. Row 1: D. Kline, B. Hill, D. Adler, G. Huffman, D. Knouse, J. Gerlach. arfiify gaffefgaf Dixon was a homo team losing only one home Dixon .,.. .... 4 5 Clinton .... 62 - 1 1 - D' .... .... F ...... game to the mighty Rook I4 ails. rl he team finished D332 Fglggirt the season with a creditable 14-8 rec-oral and Dixoni H H --EV 81 Pr0phetSL.Q,i.,, rated 5th in the i'OIlfPI'OI1Cl'. Hill was elected team Dixon ..... .... 5 1 Amboy ...... Oaptain and rvc'eivc-cl the Lee-per-Reynolds free Dixon .---- ---- S U-Wling -4'4- throw trophy. As conferenve high scorer, Peterson gfxon ' Q EDGE iam' A ' ixon .... ..., . . . . . was named the most valuable player hy the con- Dixon RSQQFSIIQ ference coavhvs and was voted the same hy his Dixon lull ,AQV p rinceton HIAA teammates. There were three sophomores playing Dixon ,... .,.. M t. Morris. . on the tournament team this year: Jock Cullvy, Dixon -- '- S iefliflg ---, Stu Keeley, mul Bob Hargrave. ' ' E l Dixon .... .... M oosehart. . . Dixon .... .... H all Twp.. . . Dixon .,... .... O ttawa ..... Dixon ..... .... K ewanee .... Dixon ,.... .... D eKalb .... Dixon .... ...... M endota .... egional Tournament Dixon ..,.. ,.,. N ewrnan .... Dixon .... .... I lock Falls. . . Page Sponsored by DIXON NATIONAL BANK The Friendly Bank with the Chimes Clock Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ROW 3: K. Holland, B. Hargrave, S. Keeley, .l. Culley, Mr. Swan. ROW 2: C. Bruvv, D. Martin, F. Balscr, li. Long, K. Dotwvilvr, D. Mercer. ROW 1: R. Varga, D. Shank, D. Tagge, C. Brainerd. 34061.- SOPA Dfxon Qlmton A ' 3 2 Frosli-Sopli C'ozu'li, Lloyd Swain, Hvlclvcl :L town'- Dlxon Fulton .... .... 4 1 . . . K, , V, Dixon Flwport - E E 32 lngdlsplziyoi lll1il0I'l'l1'LNSll1Pll ova-1'tln-.mb-.14 lmskvt- Dixon P,.0I,hc,tm,W,,-E E qlll 41 liall soason, and the llvigllf paid off. 'Flin big front Dixon Amboy ..... , .... 28 lino for tlif- tm-:un lllvllltlfxfl Stn livvlvy, Bolm Hur- Dfxon Sffllllllff ----- - - A29 glow, :ind Jock Fullvy. Bll,K'li1'lllll't me-n soc-ing Dixon Rf'f'kI f1 f-P H-37 f'llIl4illl'I llJll' 'wtion wmv flllllC'l' BI lllli'I'1l ll-wo Dixon llovlivllv ,..,, ,... I 32 ' 1 K X K ' 1 Dixon Rock mills. -I H H -46 'luggfy lud Long, and IDIIVI' Slinnk. 'l'l1v Duklc-ts Dixon p,-im.,,t,,,,, hull uuq, 3 0 lllllllilgllll zxn nnposing l'0l'0I'Kl of 15 wins against 5 DiX0I1 MY- M0l'1iS. P ---- 35 lossvs during the svnson. PiN'lll,ilQ Dixon tlwongliont Dfxon N'x '. 1g ' ' '30 tho yval' worn livvlvy and H2lI'g1'I1iX'K', who liif 276 DIXOII Beloit ..... 51 H l 2,30 . t t. I i. V i. . 1 1 .' 1' 'x ': : :1 Dixon mmowuw A M38 1 4 poin x, .iwpcr in y, oi in 1Xll1,.,l o Dixon Mm,,.,i,a,.fM V D '33 13.8 and 11.0 points :1 gxznnv. Dixon Hall ..,.,.. . . .55 Dixon Ottawa .,.. .... 4 5 Dixon li0XY2lIl00. , . . . . 39 Dixon. . . . , 56 D1-Kalb. . , . .53 Dixon. . , . . .64 M4-lidota. . . . .42 Page Sopnsored by KLEIN da HECKMAN INC. Plumbing 80 Heating Contractors 1037 Third St. Dixon, Ill. John xYU1lti'Tl Chxxml Stan Dunplly Cjixllflxl' fhllllillll Hllfflllilll f1ll2ll'1l Bud Gvrlar F0 rwa rd enior Z?CL5LQf66L! fvfw, John Peterson Guard Bob Hill Guard Paul AkPl'IIl3,Il Con tm' Cllflflgelnif O. Nelson, I,. Black, K. McCardle, C. Campbell, C. Wilnpleberg jl Q5AI'lfLCLlfl ROW 3: W. OlConncr, R. DeArvil, M. Clark, G. Tiffany, G. Needham, P Kee-ley. ROW 22 R. Wolfe, J. Johnson, IC. Struks, K. 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