Dixon High School - Dixonian Yearbook (Dixon, IL)

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DORO'l'llY 'l'llOM PSON Home Room Repre-scnlalive 3. l,a!in Club l. 2. Fresh-Soph. Lil. So:-, 2. G.A.A, l. 2. 3, 1. Com- luerviul Club 3. l. Dramatic' Club 3. -l. Chorus 4. Dixiui 3. 4. l OS'l'ER 'l'llOMP9O'N l,uliu Club l. 2. Drauuilin' Club 3. -1. llnnd 1. 2. 3. 1. Orvlu-rstrn l. 2. 3. l, JERRY YAILE Football 2. 'l'r:u'k 2. Baseball 3. l'A'l' WAGNER lfresinln-nl of Junior Clzlsenllome Room Rfprrsenl- tive l. 3. lloiue Room President 2. -1. Latin Club l. 2. lfresll-Soph, l.ir Soi-. l. 2. fSm'r0tary-'l'reasurerl G.A.A. l. 2. 3. l. fSc-1-.-'l'r4-as, 2. President 3.5 Spanish Club 3. 4. Dralualir Club 3. 'l-. G.A.A. Letter l. 3. Quill and Svroll 3. l. llaud l. 2. 3. Mixed Chorus l. 3. -1 fS91'.-'l'rcas. 3.1 Dixini Ar! Editor 3. 4. Cen- eral Avliviliev Covumillee 3. Social Committee 3. -1-. llixouiau Art l'i1lilor fl-. Operelta 3. 4. Girls' Stale Award 3. D.A.R. Award Yvinner 4. Football Queen -1. ROlll'IR'l' YYAl.l.AClC F,l .A. l. 2. Dramaliv Club 3. 1. Commerrial Club fl. Chorus l. 2. MARY ANNE WARNER l.aliu Club 3. Dramatir Club Home Er. Club l. Colnme-rrial Club Ll. C.A.A. I. 2. 3. Chorus l. DONNA WELTY C.A,'Y. l. 2. 3. -l. Spanish Club 3. l. Ijrlilllillli' Club 3. l. Dixiui 3. fl. Chorus l-. Opervltzi bl. Sorial Com- initlea- -l. The lmmau-ulata lligh School l. 2. MAR,lORll'l LEE W'll.l.l'iY CJLA. l. 2. 3. Dralllutit' Club 3. lr. Comlnf'r1'ial Club lf. lloluv Ev. Club 2. DHLMAR JOHN WOLF Commr'rrial Club l. 'l'ra1'k 2. 3. fl. Football 3. l. NADIYE WOLF Lalin Club l. 2. l resh-Soph l.il. Sov. l. 2. Com- lnervial Club 3. -l. Dralualir Club 3. 'l-. G.A.A. l. 2. 3. -l. 'l'hvspians -l. Plays l. Dixiui 1. Chorus l. MARY l'Il.l.l'IN YYRlGll'l' llouxe Room Representative 2. llomu Room Sea-- relury -l. l resh-Soph. l.it. Sox-.l. C.A.A. I. 2. Dru- luulim' Club 3. l. Columerrial Club 3. -1. Plays 3. ul. llixini l. XOLA YEAGHR Home Hr. Club I. 2. 1. Chorus l. 2. 3, Operella 3. HOWARD CATON Sinve dropping: sm-hool Howard has taken the Cov- erumeul l'Iduvalioual Development Tests and will rerrive his diploma in June. I fnmvru Shy LORHNZO CON'l'Rl'IRAS Foollulll l, 2. 3, 4. EDWARD MACKII M: 43,49

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JEAN RUGICIIS Latin Club I. 2. Litvrary Suvivty I. 2. Library Club 2: 3. 1. Ilralnatu' Club 3. 1. Culnmf-rvial Club 3. -1. ff-A-IL I- 2. 3. 1. I'rt'sitlvnt 1. Dixini 3. 1. Cburun 2. Plays 3. 1. I,II+ISl'II. Ii0Sl'I'YIiEltG I.atln Llub I. Ilramativ Club 3. 1. CJLA. I. 2. 3. I, 'llllrnpialtn 1. Ilixini 3. 1. JACKIE RYIIICK I r4-sl:-Supll. I,it, Suv. I. 2. l.atin Club I. Ilramatit' Club 3. 1. Collltllvrviztl Club 3. 1. C..-LA. I 2. 3 .1 15m-rflaryl 1. In-tter 3. 1. Cllurus I. 3. 1. Ilixini Art Iitlitur 3. 1. Upon-tta 3. -1. PATIIICIA SCll0I lI'1I.D Latin Club I. 2. Frey-Il-Supll. l.it. Suv. I. 2. Library Club 2. 1. C AJK. I. 2. 3. -1-. Ilrarnatiu' Club 3. 1. Spanish Club 3. 1. Colnmervial 3. 1. 'I'llcnpians 1. Clluru-4 3. Plays 3. 1. llixini 3. 1. IlI'Il.0lll'IS SICIIIIJC Ilmnt- Er. Club I. 2. 1 Cununt-rrial Club 3, 1. t..A.A. 2. 3. MAIIGAIIIYII ANN SIIAIIKICY Cmlmlervial Club 3. 1. l.ibrary CIub'I. 2. Ilralnalir Club 3. -1. G.A.A. I. 2. 3. W1. lmtter 2. 3. 11. Cburun 2. 3. 1. Ditini Atlu-rtining Manager 3.'l.Munit-aI1. IIAIILUW SICHI. I .l .'K. I. 2. 3. ,IIWI 5I.'1CI.I'I St-vrvtary -'I'rvasurcr of I rmeInnan Class. Ilulnr Iluunl Ilvprt-svlllativr I. 2. Ilomt- Iluum Vive- I rn-sitlt-nt 1. Ilume Iluum I'rt-nitlt-nt 3. Ifruslu-Suplu. l,il. Suv. I. 2. fprtmitlt-lit 2.3 Ifraluatit' Club 3. I. Ifuutball I. 2. fl. 4. Ilaukctluall I. 2. ClVIanan0r 53. Il. 'l'ra1'k I, 2. fl. -1. Dixini Sports I'I4litor 3. I-. Plays 1. lNlItl'I'YI'1Sl.ICK Ilnnle Iluuvn Il:-prt-ru-lltatiu' 1. C.A.A. I. 2. 3. 1, Ilralnativ Club 3. I. Cununrrvial Club 3. 1. I,alin Club I. Fresli-Supll. I.it, Suv. I. 2. C.'LN. I.:-ttrr 3. Plays 3. Cliuruf-1 3. 1. Ilixini -lllxertising Manage-r 3. 1. CIJIIIIA Sl.0'I'lltNX ICR Ilumv Hr. Club I. C.A.A. I. 2, 3. Cumnurvial Club 3, 1-. llixini lv. I.0WI'lI,I. SMALLWOUII Culnrnt-rrial Club 1. Funtball 1. Ilarinun Iligh Svltuul I, 2. 3. IIUNALII Slllllll l.alin Club I. 2. Ilralnativ Club -1. NIAIIILY 'Y SI'II'll.MA'Y Latin Club I. 2. Cuvnmera-ial Club 3. 1. Dramatic Club 3. 1. I.itt-rary Suri:-ly I. 2. Ilixini 1. Ill I'I'NI'f S'I'AllI. Ilunm Hr, Club I. 2. 1. Cumnmrt-ial Club 3. 1. Ura- matir Club 3. 1. Literary Suvivty I. Dixini 1. W I I.I 0ItD S'I'lCl l l'1NS Frunll-Soplt. Lit. Suv. 2. Ilarlnun Iliglt Srltuul I. PA l' I.I N IC S'I'l M PSOY Latin Club 2. 3. Ilralnatil' Club 3. -1. C.A.A. 2. 3, -1. Clmrus l,L1. Ilixini 1. AIIIDHN S'l'ItlYII l+'.l .A. I. 2. Cotnnlervial Club 1. Fuutball I. 2. Ilaslu-tball I. 2. 'I'ra4-lx I. 2. WAYNE TIIOMAS A Ilumc Iluutn Representative 3. llume Iluuln Prent- tlent 2, Latin Club I. 2. I rcsIl-Suph. I.it.Stw.I,2. Ilraniatir Club 3. -1. Tennis I. Quill and Scroll 3, 4, 'I'Ilf-npiann 1, General Artivilien Committee 3. Cllurml I, 3. 1, Iland I. 2. 3. 1. Oper:-this I. 2. Ilanve Ilantl 3. 4, Ilixunian Iitlitur -1. Plays 1-, Student Annuunrer 4.

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Rule : I.. Aouis, L. IIANSIHJN. R. l'Iol.r:u, li. Fkmuas. li. llol-xss, R. FLOwmt. M. .low-zs. I -1 Rune ..: W. liowlfzus, R. BAKER, li. lloR1', li. fkRMSTRONlL, D. GORMAN, G. Cossvnw, tl. IIIPPLE, P. Blu-:NNl':n. Ruw3: K, lloelul.l.l-1.12. Iloumoon, R. ClDLlV1'll1'MAN. J. Cl.1-nun, li. I .x'w:. ll. Boo-z. ll. Hoxrow. D. Coss, A. liolfrow. Run' I: J. Ji-zwwlwos. J. 1LlUlNBElUL, J. Joxrzs, J. llll.I., G. Astzlll-xwnkl-Nwrzu. R. lil-:i-im-3. ll. limos. l'. Anwoumr. K. linuzrz. J.1il41RIH-IS. Run- 5: Ii. CLKIIUN. A. Cluewurw, X. lh:tvm.ossovt. IJ. Ifrznoaa, Nt. Busxierr. J. Cuusov, D. llueiwns, V- FRI!-IL. C. liuzow Ii. GRUIHG. Rmrlz: li. Gmtlnl-zs. N. Ill-zekmaw, J. Hon-', M. liuu-ln, M. CIFRRXW, ll. BICRRI-1TI'l'Yl. L. lhl.l.v. P. lin. A. Hl.u:Knivlw, D. ATTM- NUR! , IJ. llluvmx. Run- 7: G. Him.. M. lloemws, C. Him., M. llumzw, IJ. lliuaw, J. lhzwrov, S. Cuxu, D. Dlf1Mlw:w'ol.t-', D. lluioiuvi-1, I.. DUNNE. September ol' l9f'l6l 'l'hat date should be well-established in the minds ol' us juniors for that was when we entered high sehool as frightened and amazed freshmen. .-N fter making many new liriends. we settled down to the routine ol' high sehool life. We sought outside interests in elubs and organizations: sueh as. Latin Club. Freshman- Sophomore Literary Soeiety. the -Kg Club. the llome lie Club. and the C..'K.,-N. XVe'll never forget that empty. shaky feeling when it was announeed that we might be ealled upon to speak or aet at one ol' these meetings. -lt our first eleetion ol' elass offieers. we eleeted Bob Leonard. president: Donna Drew. viee-president: and Don Sproul. seeretary- treasurer. The Frosh-Soph football team had a good year, eoming through with two wins. two losses. and three ties. Returning to sehool in the fall of 'li' was a big thrill for us sophomores. By this time. we were thoroughly aeeustomed to high sehool and took great pleasure in leading the new freshmen astray Qwe had been praetieing the ways ol' doing this for years.j We again eleeted llob Leonard. president: Don Sproul. viee-president: and Donna Drew. seeretary-treasurer as our elass ollieers. Ueeupy ing our tilne and minds were studies. sports. elubs. parties. and dates. ln both the Musie Festival and the spring eoneert. the ZH sophomores were represented in band and ehorus. With the organization ofthe new danee band ealled the Sophisti-liatsv. Lou llansen, Dave Kirk, Diek Dusing. and lloward llorton helped make our all-sehool parties even more enjoyable. The sophomores who won lfrosh-Soph lfs were lid lioek. Ray' llaker. Don Sproul. Lou llansen. liiehard Grams. Diek Gorman, llob lfgler, .laek Nolan, Ray' Flower, John Carlson. and Dean Coss. Sophomores who won varsity' letters were Bob Leonard. Ken Naffziger. Don Utter. llrad Nusbaum, Charles Lester, Diek Kelley. George Cossman. Gabriel Santos. and Stirling Staekhouse. ln basketball. lion lftter was plaeed on the varsity team to gain experienee. The sopho- mores under Nlr. Wallaee Coon were lion Sproul. liob Leonard. Ken Naffziger. .laek Nolan. Charles Lester. lliek Kelley. .lolm Carl- son. Stirling Staekhouse. Jerry Wakely' and George mksehenbrenner. Jerry Wakely. Diek Kelley. and .lim Reed proved to be valuable in traek. K new freshman-sopholnore eheerleading squad was organized. The sophomore members were Ken llopballe. Mary' Dulen and Naney Sehertner. Again this year Xnne lieanblossom was a member ol' the varsity' squad. Juniors! Could any thing have nleant more to us? We didnit think so. for being upper- elassmen meant being reeognized and able to