Dixon High School - Dixonian Yearbook (Dixon, IL)

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.!4CLl'l0lllAJgl'l'lQl'lt So many outworn phrases have been used in the acknowledgments of annuals that the page giving thanks to those who aided has come to be sterotyped filler of space required by good taste. But one then realizes that thank you should be said in the simplest way, relying upon the speaker's sincerity to convey the deep feeling of gratitude to those who have done a worthwhile task. It is in this manner that we, the editors of the 194-6 Yearbook wish to extend our heartiest thanks to all who aided in the production of the book: Mr. C. C. Hintz, professional photographer, Roger's Printing Company, .lahn and Ollier Engraving Company, and the merchants of Dixon whose advertising helped make this publication possible. Special thanks goes to Mr. Oliver Rogers, Jr., who gave his friendly advice and time unstintingly to an oftentimes troubled staff, the Misses Olga Eneroth and Alice Richardson for aid in copy correctingg the entire faculty, Royal Youngblood for his beautiful cover designg the art depart- mentg and Principal B. J. Frazer for his invaluable advice. Words cannot express how deep our appreciation lies for their aid. To the students, who aided in the production of this book, we wish to express our gratitude. Being seniors and realizing that all adventures must come to an end as must this, our adventure in higher education, we of the staff especially enjoyed working with them, for they made this book possible. In a country democratically governed, it is most fitting that this, the 194-6 Yearbook, be a work 'of the students, by the students, and for the studentsf THE EDITORS.