Dixon High School - Dixonian Yearbook (Dixon, IL)

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,4Nf'X--- i ', 'f QN, ff! e ,- ,. .T .F V 1 MKHQAQ' I ll ' hhg. . F K t v- its ' ' X X Yigjziaa sw f , li . P H! W g.. ' rl X 1 X HE sl SENIOR CLASS HISTORY SOUTH SIDE Three short summer months, and then we entered our first year of high school with the freshmen's customary misgivings and fears. In due course of time, we regained our composure enough to elect Mark Keller, President, W'illiam Miller, Yice-Presidentg and displayed excellrrzt taste, I must say itl in choosing Miss Marks as our class adviser. The following year, from the supreior heights of Sophomore-shipi' We elected Way ne iYolf our Captain, and Alice Powell our First Mate, with Miss Patterson lo act in the capacity of adviser. As juniors, we ascended to the ranks of Upper Classmen. Our officers were Michael Kinney, President: and Alice Powell, Vice-President. Under the super- vision of Miss White, our adviser, we gave our play, A.gatha's Aunt . The time has now arrived when we are the Elders of the school. Brother -lohn Cahill was elected President and Sister Avis Resek, Vice-President. Mr. Lancaster is our adviser. Our play, The Seven Keys to l3aldpat.e , was a very successful performance. Throughout the years we have been well represented at our class parties, in literary societies, and in athletics. Vlie have but one regret, and that is, that we must now leave our Alma Mater. NORTH SIDIL The class of '27 started out in IQ23 with Thomas Holahan at the helm, Carl Buchner as Yice-President, Gene Campbell as Secretary-Treasurer, and Mr. Kietzman as class adviser. As Sophomores we determined to make a place for ourselves in the Alma Mater. Wie chose Lawrence Beede as class President, Phyllis Roumaine and Oliver Rogers as Vice-Presidents, and Janice Barker Secretary-Treasurer. Miss Miller was chosen class adviser. Then as Juniors we elected John Kennedy as President, Erma Newman Vice-President, and Oliver Rogers again filling the capacity of Secretary-Treasurer. IVIr. B. Frazer was chosen class adviser. Next we entered the final step in high school education. Our eminent command- er is Harry Fordham: Yice-President, Donald Crews, Secretary-Treasurer, Eliza- beth Frey, and our class adviser is again Mr. Kietzman. The class of '27 leaves the old High with the best of memories. Our parties have been many, our troubles and disappointments few. Each member of the class enters the world feeling that the four years in Dixon High School has been the most enjoyable time of their lives. IW

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