Dixon High School - Dixonian Yearbook (Dixon, IL)

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advisor, inaugurated a sixth hour journalism class for juniors interested in working on the paper. Some ten students availed themselves of this opportunity to learn the fundamentals of news writing. YYhen thejuniors took over the Dixini at the half way mark in the school year of 1946-1947, the following received positions on the editorial staff: Georgia Curran, Manag- ing lrfditorg Phyllis Busker, Circulation Man- ager, Betty Shaver, Advertising Manager, Pat Dietrich, Exchange Editor, Charlotte Allicks, Art Editorg Elwood Schmidt, Sports Editor, jean Carkhuff, Assistant Feature Editor, Shirley Barrowman, Assistant Copy Editor, jim Angell, Assistant News Editor. All the reporters and the members of the advertising and the circulation staffs were juniors, at the beginning of next year they will take over the paper altogether. With a normal scholastic record, the class has some members who have been con- sistently on the honor roll: I-ilwood Schmidt, Phyllis Busker, Patricia Dietrich, Charlotte Allicks, Georgia Curran, Alberta Hannekan and Dorothy Vvillard. In its three years at Dixon High School, the class of 1948 has shown itself to be interested in studies and in sports and other extra- curricular activities. Now they look ahead to their last year in high school, hoping to make it the best yet. l.L3.' Row XAEIFZEI D PETERSON B SHAVER ScHLL1E lx STOSER P Ruaiucur Row D XXISNER VK H1-:AGER R Povuzks F RLTH H XXOHRLEY UTLEY Rou AICK I' SCHMIDT Ni ORTGIESEN I NAI-'ZIGER C hxALLACE R Wntiens Row R SPRIVGER I Rexwows lx 'lLClxER D SCHAEI-'Ea Y AALNE D Rl-:EsE Row D POPMA H PLOCK F MACK I' ORTGIESEN R SPROLL H SIEGLE H SuEclE 24 . 1 , , xg I , 7. 1 lf , I . h, Y f ' .1 , Q 'L f . 1 1 5 ' A V I 1 ' . S ' ' il ,- , 'N-. , P l:J. ' ' ,, . , . , ' ' ' , '. V ' , . ' . Raw 2: M. Sorom, PETERSON, C. ROSENOW', H. LBINDEN, D. XXILLARD, H. SCHERTNER. 3: . Q . X , . , . ' J, -. v ' , . ' , J. J. , .. , . . , .Q J, .. . , 1. v v , . 'J: . . , .. ', . N' ' , . , . ' , . J .

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Class of 49 ln Qeptember l9-l5 is freshmen, the class of -1-9 entered the Dnton Hrgh School for the first tnne, eager to quench their thlrst for knowledge lhls xear thex cxme agam but not qulte so eagerlx Nexertheless, grlttmg thelr teeth and clenchrng thelr hsts, thex preplred to tllce the role of I11lgl1fX upper lower cl issmen ln their ll'CSl1l11ll'l xetr the members of the cllss were tllowed to ptrtlcmpate m such ac tlvrtles IS the Freshmen Qophomore llterarx Qocletx, latln Club Home Fc Club, and -Kg Club lhe athletlc mlnded boxs went out for tootblll lY1sls6flJlll 1nd track, and the grrls were actlve ln G -X -X sports Class electrons were held durrng the hrst semester Don Nlemler was presldent, n Xlclaean vlce president, and llm Qlagle, secre TITX treasurer and dates occupled the tnne 1nd nnnds of the httle f-l'CSl1lCN -Xs tnne went on, no longer tear mg the hand of the upper classmen, thes grtduillx drled the water beh1nd thexr ears and lo mlsed forw 1rd t 1 the d tx when thex would be sophomores lhen the du cnne lhe hugh and nnghtx sophomores determmed to malse thls xear a much fun 1nd a worthwhlle as the la t lhe hrst great xctrxrrx or lnterest w 18 toot bill ln the lY'Csl1lT11l1 xear the class produced n JUfSI'1I1LllY'lH lthlete II1 t IS spcrt but t IS trtsiae p tt sonectlts no wlth pride lhe sophomore lettermen were nn lhelps nn lleschel, Henrx Woods att, znlex s texe mrlst lrranlc Hox e Iv l orenzo Contrer ts, Ken Church, -Xrden Strub Daxe l ll1CY l'red Relnert, Gertld X alle, and Dean XICXIllllUll lhe teun dld lurlx well, wmmng about halt ol thetr gimes ln November selected members ot the band md Chorus went to Dekalb for the annual northern llhnols Ingh school concert -X large p trt of the group were sophomores lr was lun lor those who went, is thex nnssel 1 dax ml school, es en though thex had to pr 1ct1ce hard all das long I he blslcetb tll team was 1 success under the able cotchlng ol Nlr Loon Qophomores on the hghtwelght te 1m who were III games most of the time durmg the season were lm lerschel, Charles Plllot, lrm Phelps, and gtanlex lalsh 'I he gurls H1 the sophomore class have shown thelr lnterest 1n sports bx pirtlclpatlng m b xslcetball tennrs, b lCll11ll1I'0ll l!'Ll1CI'X, md Ice slsatmg whlch were 1 part of the C -X -X program lh1s class ls proud of those members who h we QIVCD thelr tlme and t llents tor entertaln ment at club meetings 1nd parties Remember the tnnes when Donn 1 L tble il1LlIOUlSC Balser sang duets when lllllx Cooper let out wxth her mellow IHLINIL, when omne Cle lrw and Dorene Shcls tap danced, or when Irene Stahl dld her fmcx whlsthng Stanlex lush, Nlargerx Dlehl and nn Hlnlcle were elected this xelr IN presldent, xlce presldent 1nd secret lrx trexsurer, respectneb 'I he sophomores ire now loolslng torward to the tlme when thex wrll be posltlxelx out of the green classes 1nd be lower upper classmen 9 1 , , 21' ' : 1 . ' if ' ' . 1 , ' I ' I ' ' N ' x V ' ' ' 11 U', 1 . ' 1 1 ' U' . . . 5 U N U sl -ii 5 X A 4 L V Z V I V 1 ' V' . ' U. V s- U- V UV U I . ' s U 1 , 11 1 , 1 1 ' 1 J . . . . C K UsUs ' Us V l 4 UV , k, I ' ' U. x 'V UV U 11 , 1' 1 , 1 ' U' 1 :Xnd so months passed.Stud1es, sports, clubs, '. .. ' '. . . ' , U -1 , 1 .1 .. . 1 1 s 1 U . U 1 - I . . . ' - ' 1 1 ' 1 3 - 5 1 1 U 1 - U U I U , ' ,Z U UU, , U. , - Q 1 1 1. U . , .' ' 1 1 1 , 3 ' ' Q K l U U U nn' 1' Un r' r 1 r 1 u 1 It S- N, 1U' '1 . ' U' , , UI 2 2 U, . . . ' K - ' 1 1 s ' ' 1: s . ' 'U . V ' 3 V s ' U1 g I : V ' Q UU . . UU ,U U, ' - x U ..UU U U U . U . V or Q 1 ' 5 1 D 1' 1 , .' U . , I V- 1. U. V 'V .U X61 i vzs 1 bl to oin o 5 1 1' ' 5 l ys St: U' Fiqh, S ' Cl , '1 ' U'l , H 1 5 1 ' -' - - 'Y