Dixon High School - Dixonian Yearbook (Dixon, IL)

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DIXONIAN 1929 l l l l l Pagz I6 Nlildred Ortgieson- My pet billy goat just ate my Gregg Writer. IfVhat shall I do? Marcella Rutt- Feed him a Literary Digest. Ruby Nattress- I feel ter- rible. I think I'm dyingf' Mary VVilliford-'lVVell, you can't die in hereg this is the living room. I-Ie grumbles sometimes when I come in late, But still I think hels a pretty good skate. Whenever I err, you should hear him bellow, And yet I know he's a darn nice fellow. I-Ie bawls me out, when I loaf around, But a finer man cannot be found. Decent chap, Bowers-oh, by the way, I-Ie raised my average the other day.

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DIXONIAN 1929 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY SOUTHSIDE As Freshmen, the class of ,ZQ entered the portals of the high school with pal- pitating hearts in September of 1925. It made a successful start with the selection of Loren Lair as president. The leader for the next year was Edward Kinney, and his successor proved to be Ruth Leydig. In the fall of '28 it began its career as a Senior Class. The following officers were chosen: EDITH SLOWOTHER ...... Prffident REUBEN SCHAFER . Vicz-Prefident JOHN PADGETT . . Sfcretary- Treafurer EMMERSON RORER . . . Student Council NIR. LANCASTER ....... Advifor The many class affairs have been greatly enjoyed by all. The remaining social events are being eagerly looked to. The Senior class showed its versatility by successfully presenting '4The Lucky Breakf' and 'C Come Out of the Kitchenf' They were ably directed in these by lVIiss Velma White, and Miss Eneroth. u NORTH SIDE This year's Senior Class entered N. D. H. S. in the fall of 1925 as green Fresh- men. It did not take us long to become acquainted and at the election of Officers Walter Watkins was made President. In IQ26 we returned as experienced Sopho- mores with Dorothy Prescott in the President's chair. Our leader for the junior year was hf.X Eno and the following officers were chosen for the last year: TRENE WEYANT ....... President JOSEPHINE ANDERSON . . . . Vice-P1-ffident DOROTHY PRESCOTT . . Secretary-Treafurer JOHN FELTES . . Studfnr Council Reprefentaziue MR. FRAZER ...... Clay: Aduifor I The class of ,ZQ has taken a prominent part in all activities and, throughout the four years in high school, has ranked high scholastically. In 1928 the class gave a banquet to the Seniors of 728 which marked the peak of our social endeavors. However many other parties were given during the years that were enjoyed immensely. YVith the assistance of Mr. Frazer we gave two successful plays, The Brat as Juniors, and Nothing But the Truth as Seniors. Page 18