Dixon High School - Dixonian Yearbook (Dixon, IL)

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.Aden s ,mf -if! .lf ' W' - , .L ,rruulll lfllllllUlIIIfl ,nan flyhhll 1. .11 ui num - -- -' e i '--- 1 --ixqxwllgmj Af,--'fax ACKNOWLEDGMENT The Dixonian staff wishes to take this opportunity to thank all those who have aided in the publication of this annual. YVe are grateful to hir. Lancaster, our advisor, for the advice and helpful assistance he has given us throughout the year. To Nliss Eneroth, Nlr. Frazer, and Nlr. Selander for their aid in reading the proof. To Miss Kinsella and Miss Kling who supervised the typing of the copy. To lX'liss Guernsey for the invaluable suggestions and help she gave to the Art Editors. To all the seniors and juniors who gave unselflshly of their time and efforts in coloring the insert pages. To Nlr. George C. Dixon and the Rockford Daily Republic for cuts which we have made use of. To Jahn and Ollier Engraving Company, the Hintz Studios, and Rogers Printing Company for their cooperation, interest and efficiency in producing the mechanical aspect of the Work. And last, but by no means least, to the subscribers and advertisers who have made this book a financial success. lVe are indeed deeply grateful to all these and many others m we have been unable to mention. And if this volume of ' n succeeds in upholding the standards of Dixon cess will be, in no small measure, due to them. XVINSTON SMITH, Editor. who Dixoma its suc thc High School, 1 II ..-v-5 Pagan? - 1.3 . . - 1 is N. II g f ,, -17? U '- 1 QST-f-fi? . 1411.31- -y-rife L.,-'x.