Dixon High School - Dixonian Yearbook (Dixon, IL)

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VI lJlJllIllllIlVLJLILJL.l lllSEf1IB llwl NORTH SIDE HISTORY The Class of 1925 began its high school career in the fall of 1921. The members ofthe class entered into high school life for all there was in it, and many social activities were enjoyed during their Freshman year. As Sophomores they were even more active, but the third year was the time they really began to find their stride. VVith Blarie I,eSage as president and BIiss 'Williams as advisor, the Junior Class was right in the center of things most ofthe time. The Junior plays and the Junior-Senior banquet were only two of the many things showing the ability of the class of '25. For the final year in D. H. S. the class was guided by the following olhcers: IYIARIE IJESAGE ........ Prefident IJENRY HUBBELL ....... Vice-Pwfidmt VYIOLET XVATKINS ..... Sfcrftary-Treafwef' MR. IQIETZMAN ...,... Clan Adviror This year the class has been especially interested in all school affairs and has had numerous activities, including a very successful dancing party. A splendid three-act play, HPolly in Politicsw, was presented, which proved to be very en- tertaining and a great success. VVe are all somewhat sorry that our high school days are over, but we are all very glad that we can graduate with the thought that we have always been Hboost- ers for our Old Highw. SOUTH SIDE HISTORY - VVe, the Class of 1925, entered the High School on September 6, 1921. 'We received the usual abuse from the upper classmen but we weathered it excep- tionally well. VVe have climbed steadily until at last, about to leave our dear Old High, we have become mighty Seniors. Our various presidents have been Charles Kerz, Edith Ayres, Vincent Slothower, and Frances Zoeller. The girls and boys have shared alike in this honor. For our class advisors we have had BfIiss Blarks, Bf'Iiss Cleta White, Bfliss Velma Fay WIhite, and BIr. Lancaster. Our crown holds many stars, VVicl-zey, Rosecrans, Kerz, Rynearson, Blesser, Groth, and Shawger. In our Sophomore year we gave a program of two short plays, and in our Junior year we gave Nothing but the Truth . Our Senior play was Seventeenn, by Booth Tarkington, and the Senior Class may well be proud of its production. During our four years of school life we have grown to love D. H. S., and we shall forever cherish its memories. C. A. M., ,2S. Pagr IX

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