Dixon High School - Dixonian Yearbook (Dixon, IL)

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DOR0'fHY .ARMINGTON I ,-LB, Uniuerxity of Illinois English CAROLYN BI3RGs'I'I2D'I' I BA. Azzguxlano College English Glee Club EIJNA BLRNI-IAM . . ,-LB, Univerxily of Illinois Mathematics Ol,GA ENERO'l'H . . BS. Univemilfv W' Minnexola English HEIIEN HILANIJ Delxlzlb Slate Tezzclicrx' College Physical Education General Science CAIvIII.LA KINSEIILA , B.Ed Illinois Sizzle Tf'll6!7t'I'.Yl College Commercial Courses l4ll,IZAHE'l'H KRVSE . . BS Ll7lIUc 7'5I4V of 14 vll.HYHl.fil1 Art CALVIN CASLIN . . B.E I ll1'no1'.f Stale Normal University Commercial Courses Civics A. L. Bowsns . . B.A Yankton College Physical Education Physics OLIVE C0'r'I'A . . A.B DePauw Univerxity General Science Home Economics EDITH HEINLE . . A.B Univemity of Illinofx Mathematics Librarian BERNICE HoIz'I'oN . . MA Uniuernly of Hf'iJcon.tin U71lUKf.flf,V of Illznou English MAIQGARIQTKLING . . AB Urzivw-,filvv nf Illinoit Commercial Courses FREYA LAZIER . . BA .Vortli western U ni verfily Ln fl n French

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A. H. LANCASTER Though Mr. Lancaster is some- what a mystery to the D. H. S. population, he has one of the most important positions in this school district. He has given all his time to the furthering of progressive school measures and improving our school system so that he has little chance for more than a general contact with students. He has the qualities which fit him for his position, being a steady, hard worker. In his years as superintendent of city schools, he has shown himself to be a diplomat in that his quiet efficiency has satisfied everyone that this office is in capable hands. B.j.FRAzER The student body looks upon Mr. Frazer not as the principal of Dixon High School, but as a friend who aids and encourages them. He has the unusual ability to speak to and reason with ga. student as man to man, noqt teacher to pupil. His close association with youth has given him a deep insight into the thoughts and problems of young people. ,- His years of teaching have been characterized by progressive measures and ideas to the benefit of the students. Always busy, he never refuses to let a boy or girl speak with him. His advice is often asked, always given, and always good. Page 9

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C. B. W. S. Univerxity of Illinoix Social Science Athletics Illinois State Teachers' College Washington Univerxity LINDI-:I.I. . . A.B. McCoI.LEY . . M.A. History M I'k'I'I.E SC0'I r , . BA. Highland Park College Social Science ll. N. VVEISS . . . B.S Unfverzfity of lllinoix Agriculture CI,E'I'A WI-II'I'E . . . B.S M. X Lombard College Home lfconomics ORX'Il.I.E VVESTGOR l4'rangellSel1rmlnfllflnsif Orchestral VINGER . . . B..-X lf771l'Ul'7'.fl'l'V of H',f.ff07I.flIl Hnsrorv F. LIINDI-IoI.IvI . , B.A. Augustana College Mathematics ALICE RICHARDSON . . BS. Univerxity of Michigan English I.. E. SI-IARPE , . B.S. Purdue Un i vert fly Chemistry Athletics .-XDA VVESI' . . . M.A. Univemily of Illinois Mathematics FLORENCE XNHITE . , :LB H'elle.vley College Biology RUTH XVYENMAN . , .-MB Univerxiliv Qf ClIlfHg0 Latin English KA'I'HIzx'N WRIGIVI' . . AB Cornell C allege History