Dixon High School - Dixonian Yearbook (Dixon, IL)

 - Class of 1939

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UPPERCLASSMEN TO BE In September 1937-227 badly frightened children entered our secondary institution in order to quench their thirst for knowledge. The fact that they were entering as youngsters, who, four years hence, would be leaving as men and women helped them to bear the trials and tribulations that alas all freshmen must undergo before they become full pledged members of Dixon High School. During their freshmen year, these youngsters were allowed to participate in such things as the Freshman-Sophomore Literary Society, Latin Club, Home Economics Club, and Ag. Club. The athletic minded boys went out for football and basketball. Throughout the year they gained much valuable practice. Their social life was by no means neglected. The annual Freshman-Sophomore get- together was their debut to parties. Several home room parties were enjoyed during the year. Along in the Spring came the ever popular G. A. A. dance, and their freshman parties ended with the Latin-French Club dance, open to all students of these subjects and their dates. And so the months passed. Studies, sports, clubs, and dates occupied their time and minds. They no longer feared upperclassmen. They learned, however, through sad experience the value of studying-especially before exams. At last came the day when they were no longer freshmen, but were worthy to be called sophomores. Thus, their first year in Dixon high ended with all determined to have just as nice a time in their next three years as they did in their first. Last fall 225 sophomores were enrolled. Several new students joined the ranks. After duly initiating the freshmen, the sophomores settled down to the accustomed routine of school life. Now, as rulers of the under classmen, they began organizing their clubs. At the end of the first semester, all freshmen with a scholastic rating of B were allowed to become members of these clubs. In Latin Club especially they had a great deal of fun in presenting plays before their members all in Latin. This was both interesting and valuable. This winter the boys practiced in earnest for all sports. The result was a B team in the two major sports, football and basketball, composed entirely of sophomores. Outstand- ing heroes of this class are McNichols, Buxton, Buggs, Kelley, Witzleb, McNamera and Schultz. Several of these boys played on the regular team. All indications prove that Dixon will continue to have championship teams in '40 and '4l. Other sports participated in were track, tennis, and golf. Sports were not their only high point, for whenever the honor roll came out, several sophomores' names appeared showing their outstanding scholastic ability. Thus as their second year draws to a close, they look back, not without regret, upon all their good times and pleasant memories they have experienced within these past two years. And now to the other classes of Dixon High School who have not, for some reason or another, fully appreciated this fine class with superior ability in sports, studies, and out- standing outside activities, to you we give- the juniors-to-be. Page 2.5

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Tun Row --John Sodegzren, Martin Stanford, Norman linpper, Dan Seiling, Holm Jones. Siflh lime -.lnnlor l'ieree. Nelnoran Pierre. Clarenee Heagren, llob VValters, Roseoe Raffenlierger, George Robinson, lllll VS'itzlelv, lidmnnd l,ll'l'l't', Donald Sehwartz, Tom YanMeter, Fred Sanford, Clair Seelover. James Trainer, John Kennangh. Berton Woodworth. Fifth Row fSelJrino Padillo, .laek Smith, .lnanita Youngblood, Thelma VVoml.ell, Mary Louise Sitter. llelen Trotter, Charles Slllltll. Warren Sehnltz, Arnold Neweomer, Norris Hepp, .lnnior wvlllSf'IlHlld, Joseph Heeklnnn, VVarren VVnlder. Clarence Kelly, Don Y aile, ltol ert Travis. Fourth Ren' Alilsie 'l'ortl, Cheryle Stetson, llnnline Sass. Ethel Snyder. Dorothy Y aessen, All'erta YVilson. Marguerite Reynolds, Doris Nodine. Beverly Ilentland, linniee Nelson, Dorothy Salzman, Gladys Seholl. Ruth Straw. Betty Ortgiesf n. Mary Louise l'oole, Nan ltiehards. lidward Stuart, Walter Parker, Merle VVorinan, lloh Niehols. Leon Sitter. Third Ron' 'Gail 'l'ooey, Betty Tooey, Violet Stoneipher. Letty Thompson. lflorenee 0'Malley, .lnanita 'l'horre. Anna Vtheeler. llelen Flu hn, Pai- lair-lson, Melvin ROlR'l QS,.lllSt1ll Nafziger, Bob Killian, George Harms. .lanzes Palmer. Harry Qniek, Harold lihodes, l'Ilrner llingler. lil P llflllfl. Swell IC me -Nlary .lane Rowley. .lean Snnth. llnth Sehnrnaheer. Nadine Stepp. Virginia Staeluler. livangzeline Szabo, Margaret lil l'lSll. Yvonne lthinehart. Lllizalzeth Ruppert, Margaret liertz, Lois llort4 n, Mary Jane Harding, Marietta llenneteh, llelen Fhaxer, Pauline liielly. .laek Vaughan. lflton Lteigle. l ir-.QI Run- Mary lillen Langrdan. llelen Joseph. Mary llolian. Betty lloplzins. Lorene Russell. .lean Hendrix-ks. Gladys .lohnsf n. Grave llel- friek, IC:-ztln-r lleelunan, Helen Keller, Marjorie linhn, .-Xlzdiey liizark. lien .loy1e, lfsther lleekrnan. Lyle lleinzroth, Willxnr llol.l s, Fharlea llarlnon. .Inn llill. .-Xrthnr 'l'ofte. ,, i . ' ' ' ' ' 9 ' - - - - ' - '- : : e Moore. llol'ert lirainerd. .laek llnehanan. Top lion- .lames lliekerson. lxexth C-ordon. l'l'ilIll-illll lonnan. Lao llntcrly. .Tuul Dxxis Dil 4 ' - ' -' -oe lJr'w Kenneth llnrs. Don Mellride. liverett liraxlforzl l7.iiirlto.ikl45,l.1 L . . Si.:-Ih Iron- lien Daniels. liolw lfisehel. .lan1esGarren. llarry Donahue, Clarenee We-lzer. Carl llay, Ardell lingzgr. Holm llnxton, George Me- tirallain. l'l1l f'hriQtinan, liiehard lloehine, liolx Myers. DonlN1essner,llarolrlhliek, lloliert hloeller. .larnes MeCoy, .lohn Lapharn, John Lennox. l 1'fIh lime llet-ty llopgweiler. Miriam Gerinanson. Mareelle Gilliert. Phyllis filt'llll, llvelyn Crnfe. liatlileen Connell. liarltara Miller, Marie Nh-wander, Marshall llnnnell, Stan Gehant, llill l'ineh. .llllllllr Baker. Fnurlh Row Norma lee Grillith. llernadine Moss, lietty MeCoiinangl1y. lNlarjory Leidiek. Lois lferrielts. Tlnrrl Hou' .lane llogne. .lane Conrad. llelen llalter. lietty .lane Bennett. llelen lillitf'l'lHlllHll, lfthel Atkinson. Marie Christian. .lanet Fonntry- inan, .leanne Moore, George l.oveltan1p,.laek Ferper,l'lol1hleNainera.l5illlNIeNiehols.BilllVlason..lohnDevine. ' ' Su-mol Ifow .lean llroolis. Loretta Murray. linth Clans. ,lnliana Fenton. Mary Meliinney. Franees Gorharn. Patty .lean Curran, Lois Fitz! siininons, l'atty Lon Gannon. lilaine Nloersehlvaeelier. Sue Bryant. Charlotte Cram ford, Loretta Branson, lidwina linrkett, Nadine Galos Dorothy lfrnin. I 1 1'rslli'oze Margaret Lally. l eah llnrrows. lleryl Means. Mary Marth, Dorothy ltloore, Anna Lorraine hlay, Geraldine lNleNe1l. 'l'olnn1y Love ' ' ' ' laelc Friel Nil-l liradlev. Don lirown. liiehard .Xrnold .lerry Liahtner. liill Meriilith, llarold Mnnhan. .lack Marshall. Glenn Canary. .. . . A Garth Good. Q Page 3-I



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T R Dirk Ke-llvr, VVarr0n Needham, Dan Shiras. Junior VV1-bb, Donald Sloan, Ralph Millvr, Billy Zimmf-rlnan, Anthony Kowalvwski. up uw lhigm-iw li:-ynolds, Billy liindhlom, Ray Shultf-, VVaynP Stauffvr, Bill Thompson, Bill N1-'wni:1n. Fifth Rau- lloli Rutlwrfonl, Harold Salzman, Bob Svhrzuler, Jason Stanlihy, Lyle Se-loove-r, John Ffflom'Pr,lrvilig Quinn. Kc-iuu-tli Stanley, llillil'rfmttor,klVIarLi1i Young, YVarrm-n Tlioinas, Clvll Xvvllllllilll, Ken Potts, Paul Rcynolds. Charles lNlarkli,Gs-orgy Vik-iglr-. lizffkic-I llrrutia, rm ' 'vtrir' . Fourth Hun- Golmlim- Shank, Amy S0holl,Ros1-lla Taylor. Viola Trotter, Lavinia Wilson, Mary Ellen Sweglv, .lm-an Smith. Trudy Pruitt. llonalsl Sliaffa-r. .lo Yan lVlm-tvr, liivharml I'tz, John VV:-avvr, Roland Murray, Joi- Svarbrough, Arthur Rvynolds, Charlvs Fcuttvr, Holi Y4-nte-r, ,lunior Smith, .liin Thonipson. Third Hou' liatlwriiu- liulnp, Flora-iu'0 llvis, lilla R1-ynohls. .Ivan SUJVPIIS. Arleen l,0I'f.!lPl', Bc-tty Spif-lman. Dorothy Suttvr. Drusz'illaIYVillianis, 'l'lu-lina 'l'o1nasti1'. .loan Yailv, Doris Rlioilvs, Ne-ll Sack. Bob 'l'c-nnant, Billy Tolzerman, Glenn R4-agle-. Harry Smith, ll:-rnaril Marshall, Vernon Parker, l'lI'1lIll'lS Tully, Nw-mul Run- Mary Louirw VV4-lvli. Marian Murray. l,ura lVilliams, Virginia Vi'orrnan. Jane- xvlllfI,0I't. G14-iiyrv Mi-llot, liilvr-n Kuhn. H4-tty li:-line-ily. Charlotto lVlll4'llt'I', Marr-ilf-to liffrlvy. liuth Moorv. Nova .lc-an Moe-ll:-r, lim-tty Tliompson. Shirley Williams, Mary l.ouiFv Walls, ,lunv VValt4'rs, Mary liisloy. llazi-'l l'a1lillo, Bill lllllUIllDS0ll. l 1'r'xf lfow -.Ivan MP1-ks. hlaxiiu- lNl1'GinniS. livtty Mossliolmlvr, Arlo:-ii lN'l1'Nin1'h. Alirf- Koon, Riia l.angan, .Ngiwn Mvliliiw, l.orraiiu' l'ritl'liar4l, lloln-rta Pipe-r, Doris Ri-1-ml. llarvvy War:-, Holm Wi-'ntling1. Holi Woodworth, Billy VS'ir'km-fy. linunct Mc-Million. lirlwin lil'Y2lll.fil'I'1llll lie-sh-r, lipgar Mills-r. l Q Top lfrru- .lohn lloylo. liolx llxor-king, .liin lloon, Rolivrt llinfz, l'1lnu-r lloclgvs, ,lov llink. llarolnl .lonc-S, llivharcl lloylo, l'aul .Xlvxaluhr 'i ' ' ' ' 'r liolwrt l'n ullvV l niil Haha on lie li it Consixliiu lllI'Ill1'cl'lll'lll'lll W llll'llll Burfz-nult Boll Follins. l.au-rnv Cwarsliu . , . A , . l.au'rm-iu'1- llana . 1 1' ', .' -. ' .... . , l ourH1li'o1l' illvun llill. Ia-str-r llill.flal4-Gardnvr.llwigllit l'illllIN'I'.Fl'I'4llI11llHl lfislvy. llol 4-rtllriilin, llzilm-Gr:-1-iw, Dali' liranivr, llillfiharvaf .liln Buxton. llumhly llrmlforsl. l ran4'is1 Cronan, lioclnvy lialwr, .lainl-s Conaway. Uwanv llil-ks. l'aul IM-wi-y, llillll lflovinan. l'lIllll liahi 7'li1'rflRmr' Doris Mlanis. Stana Aalu-r. Dorothy Harlow. Doris Burrows. lic-tty lKroun.llvlf-n l.ouisv Royal. .ls-anna BUlHl.1'ilUI'4'll1'I'l'l4'VllilI'lllX1l Mary l.l14'illm-lli1i'liv, Dolly Catalina, Yvrnon ll1'1'liuian. Billy l'lar4lin. Ropvr Chap man, Charlvs Blirlwit. Ray Johnson. llivk liupp. lion ns-th .lohuaon, .Xlm-X Gi'a4-ling. Srroml lion' Mary lformlyrw-. l,aYonn Ch-tin-lily. Lois lln-1-kinan, .Xnalwllv Farlvy. llarlvnl- Doran. lie-tty llainhurg. Dorothy liislvy, Marc-4-lli lfox. llvlty l anv. Yalmlvz-ii llill. Patsy llvlivr. Mary lilnlivlcl, Bvriiivv .loy4'1', hlarilyn lloylv. .lanvt Yviliiplvltvrgl, Mary Nvtta .lohnsolx lloris llollinau, liarlmara lllggins. I - - I l 1'rxIli'rrzr lim-lyn ll:-ss, Nusannz- llution, Mary .loan lfanv, Corinv Giannoni. Gvorgzia lil-ll .lm-ws-tt. Doris Dowling. .lanr- Coll . Carolnu- U14-szuu ' ' ' ' ' ' X ' filu-rt l r'uu'e-Q llrvw l'aul Jolly, l,loV1l Gillvrt. lYilnu-r llauvk, l,ol lionniv lfrc-y, liilm-vn l'iniu-y, N irguua Dodd, lux 1-lyn l7ull5,lrl1la li , . . , , Fra-elm-rim-, lillssc-ll lilln-r. llvrnarml Frazf-r. I 'age Jn

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